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, 1863-01-10

will be held m 1fco1asv opanir,. o+ 1,.von,s IT,
trono,ftan Fa1a ii o.c1oc,r Tyo b,osah,n,1o .-,d
The Tmmhor1s win fc m haul to o,ntcrmIrn1c7
and scnc
All. .na o1,ouort ar.o,,a,. ,ovo hoo,, ,r.,toa
on,on. xvbom a,r
r., = . n-.,,,. -, ,.,o1..
New Jeraeys ~ rrof' F;s1S A'
Hon. .. Gratz Brown, Of Geo. Schneider.
r o. h1ats HattI co.,o,.. y =: E. e b.saskett'?S
Of Milwaukce. A.C. HesfnH
Or. Daniel Brainard, Thos. B. Brynn,
Henry Gteenebaum' Grant Goodrich,
Rev. ii Mr. % coilycr, Josenh n.'' Knnx.
Z. G. Larned, E. A. Storre, and others.
Let no one fail to be present who loves his
country and is resolved to stand by tho President
and tho Government in tho etupcudous contest in
which 1t Ia now engaged to put down treason, and
to restore our once happy and prosperous country
to moro than it's former greatness and glory. It
has hitherto stood pre-cminent among the nations,
with but a single spot rpon its National robe
This spot Of hel-thia National dissrace-this d.
yiding cause and this bitterwsong has been wiped
dane tn mt down the rebellion and to nrrscrre tho
Union. It was done bv the Con,mander,n.chief
of the Army and Navy, VIC regret the ueccssitv
for the act, but inasmuch as 1t was necessary We
49, ~ ~ ~ tha
r. rha noon,o 70 ro11v;n<, n +ha;r r,,oht T,r.1
,n.n ~ rh1caco, co1nc n yo,,r s st-arsth ~ H.
oo,,a,, COMO ,,,,, ,ra-,, t,oa-ta .,5 .,t,, ~
.o-,,tre+;o,, ~ "a r,n hz vour co,n,rr
noro~n,ron+ end hv tho hrovo +no,..nds ,o,r =,
~. sa,a a.n,ta.. e,r rs,,an ,va,as 1o,..s ,,a 49,
,n1t,,oszod ~ srb,,r,o e,ao.sc,aE n,.,o,, =,
torTs,,. 1,s,,co rihar+v ~ -. ,.v,, a~;s.onan
W. ha,1 to A., ,r,,, ;o,, ~, ,,,o,o,x a. =.
, ~.:.
, 1863-01-10

FoR GEN. GRANTS HEADQuARrERs.-Capt.
j. G. Mcdonald will leave for General Grants
headquarters on Sunday evening. Small pack
ages and letters, if left at the store Of Bowen
Bros, before o'clock Saturday AFTERNOON,
will be taken by him to the soldiers.
, 1863-01-10

Ev 10 Remove Rnst aud Tartar, and heal dis.
eaeed gRn,s, try Hudson's Unrivalled Tooth Paste.
Sold by Doctors Airport, Quinlau and Cushing,
aud Druggists a1d Dentists generally.
, 1863-01-10
AFEfuElDE loo los.
$3.50, 100 and 4.s5 divdg on $50 $500 b.
=. 1hQ. 8.1Q aud 425 15Q 4; aN iaR

FLOUR Received, 2, ,514 brls. Market more &C.
tire and fll'y Sc better sales:-e5 br1s Proves
brla 'Carlnvi1e don't 36s5; 80 brls good Mis-
souri, white winter at 500: a5o brls fair white
winter extra at $50; 20 brls choics spring extra
good extra at $4:75; 100 brls .Genessee Valley"
ia brls 'Gillet & nnds and 200 hs1s fair extra 1T
$4.70; 500 brls Iowa Falls {weedy) at $4.40; 80
brls "Globe" super at $3,75; 80 brls super at
WHEAT Received, $3.50 bu. Market for win
ter g1ades advanced 1H09G per bu. Spring grades
Rejected Red i'll store at 800; 5000 bu do at
$1.o04. SrRtNa-1,00 bu No. i Tn Munn & Scotts)
at S1:06: 1,aQo bu do {in Munger = A.'s!at 5l;o5;
Wheelers) and nd 1cS ba % ii en MN I9nger I se cosG -
s5 Vt c99 bu dq Y Mungsf 4 As2 and
Hiram Wheelez'a - at PIC; a,oo0 bu No ia Munger
Il, ao a. Do iat n A5H9s1 T D. : Gos
92c: Z, $50 BY Rejected Spring in Munger s. Ais
at soc; 1000 bu 90 lin Armonr, D. 4 Co.'S ut 79c;
400 bn do lin Il. Whceler's) at &c.
ae sSs # uss H. nEt ssss sss e.
Do At a5c; s.oo9 81 DO 1T lS1e: 5000 ba DO at
453s; 1922 b. @ in Fo5d 8 Wh!tneys>a at ~;
do at &c. 00bu Ear Corn on track at l5c 2 70 1bs.
0ATS-Rccclyed,3 {, - bu. Market firm. Sales,
Ne1 S51ntsf Wss,i5 WSessps y MaaseF AZ
4sxe; ssoo ba do ia Mum i seott's) at 45c: d d
KYE-Kscclvcd, 4e8 bu, Market firm, Sales,
400 By Nc IN store at 64c.
BARLEy--Receiyed, loss bu. Market active
and bnoyant. Sales. 1,10o bu good by sample ut
sa HiSh%iSEs-Markct " tssss advanced Nc, sa'es ):
soREIs & $cShs1SeEs esk,ng Sc T ;he elose
, 1863-01-10

TOR SALE-One hundred dozen
of superior tannaKc at I6l NORTH Kt,.zir street.
1F3ya151m JOHN E111EGH a. co.
, 1863-01-10

DIARIES AND OFFICE JOURNALS FOR ts6s-Mc-
Nally l. Co., 81 Dearborn street, have fine lot Of
the above articles. Also the Household Expense
Book"
, 1863-01-10

ket this yesr, bat the best within yvar. There
an &c bat oft5 he.e | Bss in sess ofs
cwt. net each, that the hfat class butchers dnd
i Gnisa!. to supply themselves; and %oss e.; hel.
sold 1t hTst Class prices than IN any market for
long time, aud ali classes win sell at full half
cent in advance Of prices n the quotations Of Last
the grades OF quality anu estimates Of weight arc
advanced, 90 that eatt1e easily bring 500 to $7a
head more than last week, and viii nssrfy all be
near the close and consequent decline; as was the
case last Tuesday. So that, a1thoughwc only ad-
hs Of m ts.
this week, but the operations Of tie Agents were
e1 aaaS
tie were being Withdrawn from butchers until
some thfec Or four hundred had nssn driven ont Of
of eeurae, some cf t1e sales nm 5e quoted
tat the saimaia are are vol worth little m more re thsn
| the value Of the hides and horns. All decently
good cattle sold to-day at s9ac = p: and al really
Sold before aunaown. The rise IN the price ofbeef
large quantities ofthe surplus that would otherwise
some of ii at .ery low rates We hear ot very arge
wholesalars' hooks in washington Market By
| 3HG4c q n. Last Wednesday they took i,at0
quarters 1t ouesweep.
THE CLOSE or THE aARRr.
Thursday. Jan. 6.-Thc, close ia in very strong
contrast with lhet week. To-day there arc proba,
bly, not over 100 head for sale and Of course these
arc held full as high 50 yesterday, and buyers sas
n@ssa @ has been vel calculated to make the drovers
THE HoG MARKET.
Receipts this week. s0,g77.
4 nrntnt{rpe 4 fnEad - osrf ,rn{rI& $a
, 1863-01-10

MURDERER CAUaH1.-About three weeks
ago nun named Thomas Taylor was muir
dered some five miles west from Kenosha,
Wisconsin. The murder is said to have been
committed by villain who passed in Wiscon-
sin by the name Of shearer, with several
aliases, and who, while a resident Of Chicago,
went by the name Of D. s. Carter. BE was
arrested nj Oshkosh yesterday, by the Chief
Of Police Of Milwaukee.
, 1863-01-10

TOR SALE.-Photographers, at
L re,;Jon!-For sale hrst ratio Photographic Gal.
lery ,he yer sest location Ia Chicago. Anox Apd
Whole viii he so1d for f;o in cash ii is great bar.
gain. None but cash customers need apply.
- NC. .THASER.
iA35f&s.lw Boy Xl6l. Chicago.
, 1863-01-10
SaN,814.m
New York Stock and Money Market.

By TelegTaph.1 NKw YoaK, Jan. ., 1868.
Second Board.-Stocks lower aud active,
, 1863-01-10

HHAvr Hocs.--A lot of thirty hogs vas
sold yesterday in this city averaging 512 lbs.
each. Two Of them weighed 1,75o lbs. They
were all Of one breed Poland crossed with
Chester, and were raised bya farmer named
Farlow, residing in Adams county.
, 1863-01-10

McV1cKER'g THEATRE.-Thc Florences arc
filling the Theatre nightly. For the benefit
last evening nearly every seat in the dress cir
Gle VAS taken during the day. Two Of their
best pieces will be performed this evening,
and on Monday ne are to have the "Collcen
Bawn+n Some new bur1esques are in prepar-
tion,
, 1863-01-10

BAR MEETlNa.-Therc will be j meeting Of
the members OF the bar Of this city at the
Law Library, on Monday morning at 9 O. clock
to take action on the death Of Col. George
n. Roberts. 1tis hoped that the bar will he
prompt at the time named
, 1863-01-10

Receipts this week, 30.9S7.
Quotations, s4.aSA371s Q cwt, Gyc weight tos
, 1863-01-10
jN ARM FOR SALE OR q
l. CHANGE.
AN IMPROVED FARM,

y s,G ~. ssfSs e5 g ~ n4 oa easX Gns OF I'll e1
tpo3s iSs @ IN desirable lScaIy
prairie and tiruher 60 miles from Chicago By railroad
Good store house soxs9 two stories and basement;
young orchard Near County Seat-one OF the most
thriving towns Of the West. Price 80 per acre Fronts
ou river. one mile from steamboat landing. Address
MENTION" Tribune Office. fay-TNt}5tiAltw
, 1863-01-10

= ~ % Dearborn and 190 South Clark etTrcta ARC
the best and cheapest places In tho city tordycfng
and cleaning ladics' and gcn.lcmcn's clothing.
Cook d McLaint proprictoss.
, 1863-01-10

New MCs1c.-Wc have received from Root
& Cady several new songs-"Oh haste on tile
Battle" and "Cal1 'em Names, JET" words
by R. Tompkins and music BY Geo. F. Root j.;
"'GS IS the Jubilee,'' words by ]. L. Green
and music by Da French; "Littlc Major,'
cong orduett, words and music by Henry G..
Work; and also an Instrumental piece enti-
tied 1.-THE Presidents Emancipation March,
By Geo. E. Fawcet.
, 1863-01-10
THE CITY,

GEN. WfMAN's FUNERAL.-About seventy
members Of the old Chicago Light Glnrd
company, with goodly number Of other cit
liens, left last evening 10 attend the funeral
Of Gen. ]. B. Wymau, which takes place at
Amboy at 2 o'clock this afternoon.
, 1863-01-10

be sold separately II desired.
AZ want to sell Immediately, will oGes them very
low and at euch prices that the whole capital Invested
will be repaid By the rents In little over two year,
This Is decidedly rare chance for men With snl cap
70 Tux aRKArEer ADvATrA6K. Appt! 10 e. F. 4.
WAGNER. 1go Indiana street. {upssalrs.} between
, 1863-01-10

SAVE ToCR FUEL--By the application Of
Englsh's Patent Heat Controlling Valve, or
Damper, you can save one-third the amount
Of fuel ordinarily consumed without it. It's
cost is trif1ing compared with the cost Of one
third Of ones winter supply Of wood or coal.
ECONOMY Is wealth." Call Mt the office Of
B. F. Burnside, general agent for the city Of
Chicago and State Of Illinois, In Custom
House Place, third door from the Post Office,
and lenyc your orders.
, 1863-01-10

ADVICE GRAT1s.-The skating mania il
now raging, and bellies and beaux are rushing
anxiously to the skating parks. To those wno ="
mag want good pair Of skates. ree ~: I'm his
seavcy, So Randolph street, and ,os. sg,eS.
large stock. His prices arc very NV
c,o.x..-W: a, Buffers d Co.
LADIES. S,''1c ctton suction the entire stock Of
vii seu a C.. Is rich and elegant wiutcr cloaks,
w MatGc ttc particulars of the sale We refer our
rcadcrs to the advertisement in our columns
This morning,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-04


Vote in this city ia as follows Sec'y.
Of State ST John, l2,l12; pcpew, %
100.
The Xerdfd states that col. " God,
(Union) is elected Mayor Of BROOKLYN
by l60 ma
A Folly Island letter Of the 10Th, to
the Heyala, speaking Of the re opening
OF the bombsrdment on Sumter, says:
From sill our sources OF inform alton
We Judge that it is the intention of the
enemy to erect sand battery ins.de
the battered walls OF Sumter, simliai to
that Of Wagner, but unlike that, for it
will not secure IT from an approach by
cap or parallel.
The purpose Of Gen. Gilmore, it s be-
lieved, is 10 prevent the consumation of
Beaureyard's plane, and, if necessary, TO
level the foundations Of Sumter to the
waters edge.
1t is the general belief that our bat
teries will succeed in utterly destroying
Sumter, and driving from it the dlmin-
ished garrison now holding It.
Dsserters from the enemy acknoWl.
edge fear among the rebel soldiers
that We will yet get into the city
Those who closely watched the fort
on Monday morning say steamer took
from the fort to the city large number
Of troops Immediately after our batteries
opened upon it.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-04
LATEST NEWS
BY TELEGRAPH.
Sr Lama Nov /:

ST.. LOUIS, Nov. 8,
Incomplete returns indicate the radi-
cal majority 1900 over thu combined
copperh eads snd conservatives. This
does not include the soldieTa vote which
i. 40 far 10 heard from, almost unani-
mously radical.
Sedalia gave a,adical majority OF 81.
ST. Joseph Estimated the radical MAJOR
lty $50. Tiptop, conservative majority
ola.
A dispatchfsom Jefferson CITY says:
Cole couuty g,ves about 200 majority Tor
the radicals MANY rebels IN Jefferson
City were very active at the polls, ana
several who served years in he Alton
penitentary took ath aud voted.
The seoess onists ate jubllan', saylo Z
the success OF The conservative ticket 10
the State will he equivalent TO victory
BY Prices army.
A Leayonworth Dispatch says Ee
turns from various parts OF Kansas ihdi
cate = very full vote. The Union tlcke'
receives about 10000 votes.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-04
DIR. ~ m rs. isstR!t-S
DE.T'T.2E AZ s3.ffEEsEEi$
-AhH
THE BEST In T'HEWORJn.
PINE TEE.EFs n ~ s.P,s TEgEsFs,
kED
Curing TNOthse;sp s. NaursIgta.


Curing TA0thaeise s. Eaursigts.
10 you wish L. DO blessed with md odpiret
for PEAnLy NnltE ani Soanl TEETH 4 Use
We. Vim nntj'> tnr;saiicd Touth Pow
'sr, warranted ti.e from ncid alkall, or any IN
irion4 substance. Price, II cents FeE box.
t-er RvWats If the ordinary cheap tooth pow
kers, Nhieh whitoa bat Gestr,sy.
Do yon wisi {" be certain tAat yosr breath y
pure, sweei and a-rfeFbc f. h1t ,bal3 ors 8 lover
or triouds iifo t,f sinr.,'- Get. GRATED
Month Wash Price. u cen, per bottle
This astfingonf wash IS l!sp tie best r. lneIy in
the world for TANKER, Bad B,eatf, Ntociing Gums
Sore Mouth etc 1t has cured hundreds.
DO You. on your chilifensuler from Iu"tha oh re !!
Oct Df. ssu,d'- Music .aDthgseiin Drops.
Price, - couts psr botti,
Are yea AFFECTED with Nerralgf4p Get pr, W
H. uuTd's Neuralgia i'!a-ters Tho most
efsstye ani deli .itfu remedy known.
Ihey do not adhere nor blister, but soolhe ano
cha, "A pain away Try them. Price : .ad :.
cents. Mailed on receip. Of prica.
Do You wish complete set II Dental Rene.
dies and y Treatise Preserving Teeth : Get
Dr. W. IL. Dard's dental Treasury, the
neates and most valuable pres.ct that one lrienc
can make TO another. iriee, -. sen, by expfes.
reoelp ot price
For sale Al All the bos. stores throu. hout the
country. re- =
CAurIos--As there are dealers WHO take I'd
vantage OF our Advertisements 10 impose npnr
Their customers interior preparations, II IS neres
ssTy to INSIST upon hAVln& shat YOU call for I'D
You will get the best, thoroughly tested anl re
pared by experienced aud sctent,iic Dentist
Treasurer Of the New York state Dentists A ssu
citation, and Vieo.President If tho New Nort
City Dental Society
Address
WIN. =. IIURD & CO.. Naw York,
iuly1 -dswtfebl4
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-04
Particular Notice.

fhSre are many preparations sofa unier he
name Of BtaeSs. put notn quart botIes conpouni
ed z The cheapest "h'skeyor cou,mou RIM. costing
from 20 10 40 cents per CATION, the taste disguised ~
.intse or Coriander Deed
7his class ot Bitters har. caused AMI wiN con
tnue 70 cause, cs tong they can be sold, haui,ed
to die the death Of Tie drunkurd BIZ taeir nss n.
system Is kept continually wder The tnfaence or 4
caohot,c sttmatants 81 the uoyst ktnd. tie desire T.,
liquor Is ere ated and hsp, up, ana he remit i. II,
The horrors otteadant upon a drankarts III. o.o
death.
For those ,7ho destre and will have Llo.o,
bshers, cs publish the fotto,oiny receipt: Get one
SsiI 10Th three quarts OF good brandy a.,
win skey, aud the result piN Be a py.pe,atio,
that rtU far excel in medical pirtue and true !, j
cellency any Of the Liq4or Buffers in ne married
and ,eW cost much less. You mtU iare III n
virtues Of llOOIiand's Diticrs tn connes,t,,
Nth good article II Liquor ut a much iess yr,e
than these inferior preparations uiR cost you
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-04
BosTor. Nov. 3.

BosToE, Nov. 3.
The vote in this State to-day was
comparatively ANAL, but the Repnbli-
cans have made nearly complete sw eep
of everything in Boston. The complete
vote for Governor foo,s M, Andrew g.
32l, PAYNE 1904. Republican gain on
vote Of last year, 1000. 1t is doubtful
whether the opposition have elected
more than representatives to the Leg
islature, and they will probably not elect
a single Senator.
Last year the opposition vote was 54,-
600, now it will hardly reach 10000.
Outside Of Bo.ton, we do not hear ofthe
elect on Of single opposition represen
ia i've. 1t is believed that the Senate
viii be unanimously Union.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-04
CHICAoo. Nov. 3

&HltA 400, iNoN. >.
The election for county officers to day
passed of very quietly. The vote poll-
ed ia the city is between 1000 and | j.
600 The republican majority Is about
1890. The vote in the county outside
of the city will probably increase it to
1890.
About o'clock this evening, while
Rush s,rcetjbridge was being opened to
admit OF the passage OF vessel, it broke
in two, percipitating number Of persons
and drove Of cattle which was crossing
at the TINS into the river. Two persons
are reported lost about 80 cattle were
drowned.
Nxw YORK, Nov. 3.
Fifteen wards in the city give 1922
for Dspew Union.) and 3G,542 for St
John, (Dem.) Seven wards yet to hear
rom.
NEWARK, N. j.. Nov. 3.
r. G. Tlueslale, Of Essex, Dem, i,
elected Senator by about 1000 majority.
The Democratic ticket is elected in Essex
county. There was no opposition. From
Warren county returns are limited, but
there is no doubt of the election of the
Democratic ticket.
In nine wards aud townships of Essel
co Waugh, for Senator, has maj. o
355 gain of 613 over Gov. Pa'ker''
mai, which was 1901 in the county
The Assembly will probably stand 4
Dem. and Repub. A Republican gair
| of two
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-04
Illinois Central Railroad.
E4QQS

nN AND AFTER SUNDA NOVEMBER
~ Sd, trains will leave from the Grand Central
Depot, foot Of Lake and South Water street
through Express, | At $50 A NJ, arriving ct
daily, exc, Sundsys,j sairo at 4:3O A M.
t This Train connects for Peoria, Alton, st.
Louis, Memphis, Nov Orleans and Mobile.
accommodation) At 400 NJ. for Cairo and Wa
Train, Stations, arriving at Cairo Al
Every day, J s:45 NJ next dav.
~ This Trsin, on Saturdays, will run only to
urbans- T.aine arrive 1T Chicago 1t 1l:O5 A N
and $50 M.
For Tickets and information, apply ut the Office
u the Great Central Depot.
HYDE PARK AND WOOD LAWN.
Trains will leave Chicago Leave Weed Lawn:
500 A n U45 An
S.45 AN Q.25A
1900 n 12b5PM
800 Pm s45PN
0.O0PM e:6OPM
W.R. ARTHUR, Gent Supt.
W.P. JOHNSON, Gen. Passenger Ag't. no2otf z
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-04

Returns from only 10 wards IN this
city have been received They give -
OH for Dcpcw, 2o,s36 for ST. John-s
democratic majority OF 1859. J! Thus
indicates democratic majority Of about
$4,000 in this city. There is no doubt
that the entire democratic county ticket
including Judge McCunn, is elected.
The balloting has generally passed OFT
without difficulty, doubtless owirg to
the excellent pol &C arrangements. II IS
thought the election in the whole State
will result in a Union majority Of from
$4,000 to 10000.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-04

kfOO6NtlapS German ES1ffSrs

From Rev ). Newton Brown, Dad, Editor Of the
Encyclopedia OF Rel, gious K nowledgel
Although not Opposed to iavor or recommend
rannt Medicines in general, through disiruat Of
their ingredients and effects +; | vet know &c no
sufficient reasons why man may not tsstisy to
what he believes himself to have received from
any simple pTeparation, IN the hope that he ma
mus contribute 10 the benefit Of others.
do this more readily IN regard to HcohsGd's
German Bitters, prepared by Or q. III. iIckson, of
this city, because was prejudiced against them
| Tor many years, unuer the impression that they
were chiefly AN alcoholic mixture | am indebted
! to my friend Robert Shoemaker. Eeq Tor the re-
woval OF this prejudice by proper tests, and Tor
| encouragement to try them, when suffering from
great and long continued debility. The use OF
| three bottles Vi these bitters at the beginning Of
the present year. was follow ed by evident relief
! and restoration to degree Of bodily and mental
vigor which had not felt TOR six months before
| and had almost desraired Of regaining. | there
tore thank Tod and my friend for directing 10
the use of them. J. NEWTON BROWN.
IA IT,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-04
RAILROADS.
Mississippi and Missouri Railroad

1vasasran by Chicago TINS, ,c.;ch Is fsse,oe ,msr
ntes faster thar Davenr oyt tins
IN AND AFTER THURSDAY, JULY lST'
- 1858, and until further notice. passenger
trains willissvc Davenport as follows:
500 A. NJ. Tor Grinnell ana Washington.
200 P. N. for GrinneIl and Muscatipe.
TRAINS ARRIVE At DAVENPORT AZ roILovs
$50 r. " from Grinnell and Washington.
s.4o N. from Grinnell aud Muscatine,
sThe 800 An. train out of Davenport m esdires,
connections at Grinnel, Iowa city aud Washine
ts1 with the Western Stage Com pa nv sta pes "a,
AL points West, south west and North west.
Trains from the Wet connect al Dayenpor,
With trains OF the Chicago and Rock is!and Raj;
Hoad for all points East, North ard South.
Passengers are reminded of the necessity Of
giving distinct directions as to tn, destination Of
their taesage a'sc to before takina
'heh sea IS d sho oafs.
JOHN F. TRACY Gent Sup't.
A. KIMBALl, Asst Sup't.
Davenport, July l, Ie63.--dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-04
NEW York. Nov. 4

I'VE VTRf AFVV'
The Erpress says if the vote 10 this
city he any indication of the vote in the
State, the State has gone republican by
an emphatic majority. The vote here
is light, and the Democratic majority
will not be more than 5000 or 10000.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-04

Dispatches from Springfield, III, give
the following results OF county elections
in that State Springfield, 1873 Union
maj Decatur 2l9; Jacksonville 400 /;
Bloomington. 5G2 Quincy, 81 Dem.
maj; Joliet, PSI. These majoritics show
large Union gains which it will doubtless
obtain throughout the entire state.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-04
NEW YORK, Nov. 5.

Twenty eight counties give Depew,
Union, So, 700 st John, Dem, 29,450.
10 Brooklyn Woods Union majority
wac 1886.
The Union majority in Al counties IS
24,25O, with le counties to hear from.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-04
ST I.ouIs Nov

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 3.
At the city election in Hannibal, Mo-,
Yesterday the entire radical ticket war
elected two to one. NJ. =. Greene was
elected Mayor.
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WAsarxnTos Nov

All the sble-bodied troops under Gen.
Msrtindale, the military Governor, are
TO be relieved from duty here and sent
to the field. Their place will DO sup
piled by the invalid corps.
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w ARLINGTON No

AbHINGTUN, NOV. s.
U. S. Treas. Gen. Spinuea received
orders to,day to redeem whenever pre-
sented, with interest ia date. all gold
bearing certificates OF Indebtedness fall.
ing due between the present date and Sd
OF March. The amount Of interest on
these certificates is 81 100000.
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BosroS. Nov. 3-2P. N

BosToN, Nov. 81 p. NJ.
Additional returns Indicate that the
Republicans have carried Massachusetts,
BY larger majority than was even au-
ticipsted
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BUFFALO,, No,

w. q Fargo, dem, was elected Mayor
by about 800 maj, beng Union gain
OF 900. Returns from the State SO far,
show considerable Union gain.
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PsiLhDRLpHIA, Nov. 3.

PHILADRLpHlA, Nov. 3.
The prize steamer Jupiter, from Mas
ssn for Savannah, captured September
18th, in Warsaw sound, by the gunboat
Clmerone, has arrived here.