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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-05-01
AfAIL-BAos.

II We received a letter from 1t. Col. W.
L. Hadlocs, Of the 2sth Me. Reg, dated At
f!4q"emins' Ia, April 81. lie says, -
am in command Of this Post, now. 1t 10
twenty miles below Baton Rougs, on tho
bank of the Mississippi. have three com
panies Of our Regiment and two of the l33d
New York. The New Workers will leave
Col. Woodman rs at Donaldsville, thirty
miles below here, The people here would
haze soon starved, if the Provost Marshal
had not let them have some provisions. -
They have used us well since threatened 10
bum the town"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-05-01
From the Washington Chronicle.
Hymn for the National Fast.

30rH APRIL, 1868.
Tan>-America
Is it suci, fast that l have chosen-a day
for man to atfiict the soul to bow down his
head like bulrush, and to spread sackcloth
and ashes under him ; Is not thi. the fast
that | have chosen to loose the bands Of
wickcdness, to undo the heavy burdens, t
let the oppressed go free, and that We break
every yoke II Isaiah lyii IS. 6.
In deep humility.
Worshipping only Thee,
PROSTATE we fall
And while Thy name we bless,
And own Thy righteousness,
Lord. in our sore distress,
On Thee We CELL
Our great sin we bemoan-
Oar flthers and oar own,
We cloak no more;
The hundred ears of wrong.
We've nursed and made 80 strong
The sin we've loved SO long,
We now deplore.
As sovereign on Thy throne
Vengeance sits not alone
To scourge our land
Mercy comes nearer Thee,
And on her Bonded knee,
Holds back with her strong plea,
Thy chastenlng hand.
Beneath the tempest's tread
The bulrush bows its head
But when the blast
That BUNDLED it is er,
1t lifts itself once more
As proudly as before
The storm o'erpassed.
So be it not with us
But while we bow down thus
Beneath Thy frowu.
Let us, with penance meet,
Lie lowly at thy feet,
And ne'cr the sin repe at
That brought US down.
JOIN PrrRroNr.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-05-01

A correspondent AT P!aquemine, La.
sends us blank receipt for taxes, taken from
the Court House a, that village, said Court
house now being occupied by the Buck,pors
Company of the 2Sth Ne Reg, The receip.
is printed on a poor quality of wrapping
paper and Is dated March LIST, 1862. 1t
reads thus:
!" Sir, Your war tax for the current y.s..
amounting to the sum F. dollars, is now.
forthwith.
- Sheriff and CoNecis-.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-05-01
SIXTH 'I4lSERrr4uEST,
!


Ma EDITOR As there has been some
change in the Field and staff officers in this
Regiment recently, / thought perhaps ii
might not be uuin;eresiins 10 some of the
readers Of your paper to know of the pres
cut organization. Il is as follows
Cd Hiram Burnham, Cherry field.
It. Col. Benj, T. Harris. Machias.
Maj5r j. y. H4yeoek, Calais.
Adju;ant Chas. \. Clark. Sangervlle.
Quartermnster 4. 7. Buck, Fo1croh.
Surgeon T 5. Hoimes. FoIcroft.
ASSISTANT Surgeon VIM. Buck Dover.
Serg't Maj Pereiyal Knowles, Bangor
Ordnance Serg't George a Dyer.
Qaar:ermaster Scrs't. W. ii. Ii. Bates,
Eastport.
Commis.ary Serg' George Snowman, Buckle
port.
Hospital Steward George I. lTlncs FOX
croft.
Yours Respectfully,
g. NJ.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-05-01

METAL TlrrEp SHoEs-Saoes are an i'm
portant item in the expense Of clothing chill.
dren, as every parent Will understand They
invariably wear out their shoes at the toe
first. and not unirequenily before the other
parts are quarter worn. Children's shoes
with Metal tips never wear out at the toe,
and it is safe to say that Gu an average one
pair with them will more than out-wear
three pairs without them We believe all
the shoe dealers keep them.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-05-01
Thursday Anil lG-Rr;o D..

.-nIharsday April lG-Bris Burmah,
OF Brooklln, Me, Capt Sherman, in sew.
ere gale from the n. 4. saw the breaker.
about miles Z Of E,ton's Neck Light
about . o clock A. NJ, let go the big anchor
the wind being so severe she parted the
chain and went on the beach. Capt. Sher.
man and crew remained about 10 hours on
the vessel the sea making complete breach
over her. The deck load, consisted of Lay
soon washed off, and went on shore along
the beach. The Burmah was from Belfast
Me-, bound to Alexandria Va, loaded with
hay, oats aud potatoes. The vessel was no,
insured Why.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-05-01

It Tie constitution "a it ia, and the
MON as it was means just nothing at all
if we may believe the Portland Arg,ls, for
it says, +" if the Democrats and conseryators
were in power they would adopt the crit.
tenden, or Peace conference proposition AS a
part Of the constitution. 4"
This looks like sticking to the cons.i,u..
ion as 1t is, very much, bat over the left.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-05-01

OWhen Sheridan, found drunk in a
cole.hole, and questioned as to his name
replied that his name was "Wilberforce, ;
he did a sufficiently impudent thing; but
it wasn't touch to the effrontery of Sem
a'or z. Tor some other NAM who, being
picked out of street ditch by watch.
man, and told to give his name, replied,
in gutteral voice, Cont you see I'm
Sewer'd 2"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-05-01

ABOUT MINOR SoLDIERs.-Judge Ware,
IN IL case that came before him in Portland
Tor the discharge of young man from the
army on account OF his age. laid it down as
RUE that II man enlisted under the arc
oil Ia, but continued in the army, and re.
ceiVed pay Tor his services after he beco mo
49, 1t will be held as confirmation of his
and his discharge will not be
granted on the ground that he enlisted he.
fore he Was of sufficient age.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-05-01

LIQUOR Submissive learn from tho
Sentinel that the revenue officers Of Eastport
made seszurc Of ten casks Of brandy, on
board the Sim. Iron Age. They were stow
ed IN the forward part OF the steamer'e hold,
an covered with a quantity Of Indian
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-05-01

At Mansfield in this State Mr.. Hans.
com collects the taxes for one eighth of one
per cent. We think he will succeed in
sks'nlng a flint after he resres on the prosts
Of this speculation .-Ilo,e, ' P'0"''
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-05-01

Sions need be felt for the safety of Cape
Giradeau
strong fcrcs of artillery and cavalr
occupied fredericksburg last night.
Nearly all the rebel prisoners confined
here have been removed to Alton, Ill, and
Ill the gun-shops in the city placed under
guard. \ later despatch from General Nc
Neil says" We have repulscd the enemy
with severe loss. lie is now retreating. but
will he taken care of. Our loss is less than
% killed and wounded"
New York, 9th.
Herald's says official accounts frcm Mexico
to the list ult show that the Mex,cans,
SO far from being defeated at Pabela, as re
ported through French sources, have FIRE
quently rcpulscd the enemy, aud are pro-
badly still in safe possession of that city
(From The New Orleans Era of the 10Th. }
To the EIitor of The Era. L. S. Consul
late at Monterey Apr, Sd. The Govern
ment Express arrived here last night bring
ing news from Puebla of the repulse OF the
French forces, after three days fighting
| send you The Bulletin Extra which con-
tains the official despatch.
New York, 9th
Corr sponienco from hey West by the
steamer Fulton is t. tie 2lst inst.
Brig Gen. Woodbury. and staff has ar
rived at Key West and assumed command
of the Military District which embraces
Pensacola, Fort Jefferson and Key West
New YORK, 9th.
The Herald's headquarters army of the
Potomac despatch, dated April Goth says
the enemy has increased his f'rce along the
heights back Of Fredericksburg. and
strengthening his pckcts. Their camps are
much more numerous, and their troops can
be seen drilling at almost all hours o the
day.
WASHINGTON, Doth.
The 9TH and Sth n. Y Regiments arrived
at 9th St. wharf this p. NJ, and were es-
corted to the Baltimore & Obi K. r. depot
by a squadron of SCOTS 900 cavalry. The
9TH regiment had 5l2 men and the Sth, 600
men These regiments marched without
arms, having declined to re-enter the service
as regiments 1t said that large portion
of the officers AMI men will re-enlist after
being mustered out Of the present term Of
service.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-05-01

Latest from Cape GirGrdeau-Fr0m the 'ear
in .Mcrico-trom The army IF The Poton'-
&C.
81 LOUIS, 26th.
Dispatches from Gen. McNcil at Cape
Giradeau, dated O'Clock, Saturday even.
ing, announce that the rebels about 5000
strong. under Marmaduko and Burbridge,
we're eight miles distant. approaching on
two roads.
This N rning fAs Of truce brought a
demand for q SURE nder in half an hour,
signed by the order of Maj Gen. Price, t.
which defiant reply was returned.
AtIl A. NJ. the rebels attacked us in
force, and after three hours hard lighting
they we're handsomely repnlsed
Il was thought. however, that they would
change their position and attack US from
another point.
R.iniorcemsnts reached Mcneil to-day
He has two gupboats ready for any emer'
geney, and ex presses the utmost confidence
81 his ability to whip the enemy, and pur-
sue chem in CASE Of retreat No nPprehen-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-05-01

Y The follown, has been published by
the Press rs q brief exhibit Of the returns
t several of the religious denominations in
Maine for the year 1852
The Baptists report Us ministars, 90
churches. -. GA III 'mbcrs aud 2,730 con-
nected with their sunday Schools. $500
were contributed for benevolent purp,- ..
The NJ. f. Church report 2222} minister.
connected with the Maine and Est Maine
Conferences and Isl locl preachers, H. 9l6
il full mem 5e!ship, 1901 p7obationers, 10
81 IN their Sludly Schools, AMI : I2j7 con-
trihuted tor benevolent purposes.
The Consrc.ationalists number 2i9 church
rs, IS ministers. 1895 members, ~ .3ji
in their sunday s,h1ols, and $2',2j5 con-
tributed for benevolent purposes.
The f. W. Bal lists report 292 churches
PSI ministers and II ,0l2 members
The Episcopal Church number 70 minis
tiers, 1901 members. zoos in connection with
their Sunday Schools, aud $500 contribu.
ted for benevolent purposes.
The GniEerstlists report i3 minister. -
The Onltarians Is ministers. Roman Cath
o'ies are quite numerous, bat not reported
There are n few societies OF Friends, two
Shaker societies, few Protestant and Wcs-
leyan Methodists, and in some localities
Christians and Adyentl.ts.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-05-01
Supreme Judicial Court.

APau TERM, DICKINSON PRESIDING.
The Court was opened at 10 O'Clock OF
Tuesday morning. Prayer by Rev. DR.. Ten
ncy. Members Of the Bar present were Wis
we'll, ABBOTT, IIinckley, Deane, Waterhousc
Peters, Hale. Dsinkwater and Sargent.
The Grand Jury holds over from the DC
tober Term. 1t is constituted as follows
o. W. Young, Foreman, Hancock.
Curtis Allen Bucksport.
Joseph Douglas, Brooksyille.
joel Emery, Eden.
Benjamin Franklin, Ellsworth.
Nelson IIerrick. Brooklin.
Ambrose W. Hartman, Bucksport
jeremiah Slower. Bluchil.
Joseph Saunders, Orland.
Isaac Tracy, Gouldsboro.
Charles Wardwell, Penobseot.
George IIodskins, Sullivan.
james King, Trenton.
Peter MeGown, Ellsworth.
TIRsT TRAVERSE jury.
Francis Buck, Foreman. Orland.
Ezra Anderson, Trenton.
Jothlm s Bunker. Eastbrook.
John VI. fogg, Oiis.
Stephen W. Foster, Franklin.
Solomon b cray, Sedgwiek
Amos Hooper, Brooklin
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-05-01
WAR NEWS.

News from The Guf-Bans's Army driring
the Rebels-l0, 900 Rebels mhipped by Gen
Grouer-l500 Prisoners taken--Sir msre
Transports run the Batteries at VickSbutg
4 Submarine Telegraph across the Ropa-
tannock-Ou Morttor Fleet of North
Edist0 Island.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-05-01

Late,, from Cape Girardeau-F From the ,ear
in Mcrieo--trom The army If the PotOm-
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-18

ysssa M. Loss shipped 5000 bu1alo ssbss
~ saali fars. sash - sslf. otter. nisk. -.
smoaosing 10 vslcs 10. tiSl, 400. The isss.
ere collected 10 NE Moth sssssss part sf THE
essss ssd in Dskosah. and same siaty sss@s
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-18
ID I 4 y

On the uofniDg Of the 18th, WILLIAM. eldest
Sen 0I A: J. and /. LAWS, from the effects Of
sssvers burr, sgei > years.
The funeral will take place on Friday, ths aoth
inst at ~ O'Clock, from the residence Of Ms.
Ao0asooR, on the corner Of Fifth and Western
Avsnue. fisnds sss invited to atAspd.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-18
STATE OF IOWA.

STATE VI lUWA,
ADJUrAAT GK Il AS OFFICE,
DAvkNPosr, Nov. 18th, 1868.
It. Col q. II. 0eays, Sidney, Fremont county,
Sis: General Order from this Department
Oct. 29th, 1863. lett cnti.ely 20 your discre-
ton, ordering out details OF S. b. Brigade in
your district Immediately on receipt ot yours
Of 10Th u.t., wrote GU specially enjoining up
on you the protection Of the border and Of
your citizens, and iu my letter Of Nov. 10th
reiterated the same.
Ou the 18th inst authorized and sanction
ed your action, aud directed the whole Of Capt.
Hoyts company to be detailed il you thought
it necessary, and shipped you 200 muskets and
1900 bail cartridges.
Yours of the llth inst. was received last
mail. l now have the honor to approve your
prompt action, and hereby authorize you to
detail all the companies Of the S. b. Brigade in
your district, If necessary, to protect your cti-
zens.
You can call out the militia if absolutely re-
quired. trust all to your discretion. Be de-
cided and prompt.
Your 0bt serv't, n B. BAKER,
Adjutant General Of Iowa.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-18

ANeTnEK ATTEMPT 70 SwlNDLs-Ws
have hitherto po,ieed two instances whore
formers have attempted 10 swiodls grain buy.
ere BY msk,Sg come change in their issds after
they had rssivsa the vsigLwas,s,s ticket
1ssssrds, asos.ss case 81 The kisd was spen.
I'd op. 4 farmer broosAt in lUad sf graia
ssd sish Il bsz Of chickens. He hsd the
load Weighed oil tsss,hsr. leaving ths ssalss
hs vent 70 store aad sold shs shieksss and
shss went t. the buyer asd delivered be
Wheat Cseieg back 70 bic ssalss hs stated.
apos bsiog asked, that his ticket was All right.
He vac asked about the chieksns. He dsuisd
having aay ~ 6sst. and thso owned - having
thrss-snd On being told that be hsd bssn
watched owaed Up that be had dssea. The
bsyer wss informed. and vas naturally indig-
nant for paying for chickens that be did not
get. and threatened prosecution After Some
pleading ON the part Of the dishonest man be
vas let elf by dsdus,ipg the price Of one bnsh.
81 of whsst. and home be vent wiser II no,
more honest. These games have been
play Cd too often, and the baysrs are keeping
= sharp lookout for swindling. The fsw that
have ans inclination to rspsat The experiment
hsd better be esutsous OF they may not get of
% easily hereafter.
CANE AxD Fvxs.-We were unaware
Of the vslas Of The business done In game and
furs 10 THE State until sn . recent visit to
Iowa City ~ entered the warehouse Of Mr. F.
81. Luse, and there bshsld gsms essagh 70
supply the lardsrs sf all the Dslmonicoe. and
Pasksss snd thsis lik 10 the remaining United
0tatss.
The shipment Of game sAss = srd has now
semmenss5, and promises . much larger bueis
asss shsa 10 any fornsr year. Tns past dry
samase hes been vsrs favorable for iseubs-
tiss. sod for rearing the yoass birds. asd
sportsasn. pot hastsss and srsppsrs ere nov
deisg killing bssiosss.
n. Lsse pasted and shipped mostly 10 Nsv
York. in The wisssrs Of 1854 and 'es. ass tena
Of qusil. prairie shiskshs and Wild tsrkiss-
o. sas.l 70 aboas lis ooo asssn qusii. This
gaas 10 mostly trapped wishis . distance q
Is miles froe love City. The quail ar,
werth here at home from 81 80 to q per dcs.
sn-shs .stsss price bsias paid fsf trapped
bteds. -
The for bssiosss u lsst ssason vss la@e.
- ssey peeAssbls, Ne shipasst q .lsss !,
Harsps ssaiisisg. vitA NE hsgA psiss Il o.
sheag@ assA larger pssas tAAa h issns,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-18

DHssAINr & ScuMcKER's LUMBER
knL-This valuable property. fsrmsrly own
BY Burnsll. Gillstt 4 Co, has been thoroughly
rspsirsd by shs present owners, and is nov
Doing lively busines. They have logs enough
on hand 10 last them through the fall seasen.
aud have made large preparations fer the
opening Of sp~'ng busiuess. Thsy have order
cd two Of Woodtsrd's celebrated planning ma
chimes. which vii! be put 10 operation - sooo
- possible. Ia the spring they will start their
shash, door, blind and scroll mac hines, and
e.rry on the hssvisst lumber busiaess is the
city
A. present the 6em has orders 70 . large
sassst irso Ohissgs. sse tioAsr - " esd
10 nsildisg raiirssd bridge 10 Tsnssssss.
Upwsrds ot thirty bssds are sov soplvy 81
AID activity sgsin shows itself about that
sstablishuens, Msssss. Dsssaist I Shrieksr
are mes sf energy snd high business quail.
and are bound 70 sucesed
TIL. PLuxER BcoT.-Anythng hut .
new beoti A new dress. ot.srwiss. 10 alwsys
pot on with feeling Of satisfaetion. But the
hoot-.,t presses the bosses Of the feet together
most cruelty, II causes acute pain In the region
Of the iustsp bone, cramps the toes unmsrci-
fully, dams up The free circulation Of ths blood
and pr.strase. the nervous system Of the low
.r sstremitiss generally. This 10 the experts
sncs Of al Who insiss upon good H." The
result 10 fsuod 10 sorns. buoioDs, overlapping
toes, insre wisg nails. aud other lille very
grisvous 10 bs borne, and which each succeed.
log pair q usw boots irritats nost ou.rassous.
". srssisg the meet acute and oppressive
paiaa
Bat there 10 rsoecy for oil this. aside
lsom vssrin ( cid beses. Science. ~hsh for
long time has bass Gearing above the ~.
man fses, has 4 last lowered in her Aishs to
devise sems means 10 amsliorats our psdsi
se6sriogs. This hes resulted 10 the manufss-
tars II : lest On purely ssisatife principles.
- that when . boot IL osds upon shs elsa
suitsd 10 yoar foot. Il q With such sssy sx-
as.ssss o 10 cause No pais ~hassver The
bsidgs Of The fees is Supported froa ben sash.
che toes ere allowed pie ~ Of room, the bssl
fts toto the socket psrf.stly--is short. The
"brsakise IL" Il done oa the last, aad yosr
foss 10 lefs perfectly free. ss the ssns tine
being veil Fitted. In THE city Mr. wa.rinsr
alsss has The right t. use THE lest. which was
Invented By Ar. Piumsr Of Bosscs. and Il ssr-
ssisly oss Of shs srsstss' b.sssiBgs Of the age.
II yss ars tfoablsd wish breaking 10 boots.
20 y ysrrisss's I'D Iss Aso d ysu with q
{! Pls~sr bsss. Il viil pat - ssd = he ssv
| hye, qssssiss u esss. Auy sss vhs shish,
hs dssssss ssy heabsg bsrs hss ssly = l..
! vseelests tAs natter lee hiosslf Thsssasa,
/ q sabe)isvsss ass ssasssss1 sv~y esaoh =
J ~ aesosiae q ~ eioAw rseess oeek
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-18

To tho Farmers Of Scott Coaaty /.
HBApQU Aafnss MfLIrAnv DlsFaIOf o. Iowa,
CnEsS Quar- AxsrRa's s,11rcB,
Davenport, Nov. II, 1898.
Coed Hard Wood will bs received at ressonabls
rates, and psi for in cssh, spon dslivssy, q
points Aefsafter V bs Delegated.
Farmers ere ieqasstsd In this nsnnsrto supply
the 0ovssnnsat saa b paid cash il hand fos
their lsbors.
THOS. ,. HUN.
CApsain aud 4. q. n.
8 PnsnfIcs,
lot Lisat. PEI 4. D. C. and 4. A. Q. II.
ns17-dw0
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-18

II you want . good variety Of the
best Winter Apples. call ss L. L. Oshs, op.
petite City Drug Store.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-18
New NoTk 0uTAeee

New ork 0urAete
Nsw YoxR. Novsn bsrle.
FioUs--xafkst s01e higher. s. 1sa6.8S extra
state; $7.l0d7l5 X. no
WnEAT-laskst 2dt3. better. S1.3sll. ~ for
Chicago Spring 81 30114l Nilvaakes Club ;
Ll50Sl.60 Wiater lied.
COaN-l.0S1l e7e.
OAsS-e4Q55c.
WnsxY-ssH
New York Stock Market.
NEw Yoak, Nov. Is.
Gold 81 50. 81
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-18
FasDe sly sA1eat Market.
eREpsNlcK RAuscA,

- KEEPS HlS MARKET ION
! sfAxrly supplied VIII ne sisss
quality Of Beet, PORK. Veal. Mutton
ele witch be sells cheaper thas
cay sthse butcher in The city. Cor.ed Usss
ptekled rosk, Ousoo Hams, and Dried bset con
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-18

Military Uniforms and Equipmenta
furnished At short notice BY Rrskine, 1t Nc.
West second street.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-18

L. L. Ocus pays the highest cash
price tor GOLD, SILVER and DEMAND
NOTES.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-18
SENTENCED. Hays and Delaney have

SENTENCED. Hays and Delaney have
krd taeir tria, and sentsoes. A. stated yes
tsrdsy the former was found guilty Of male
tous trssspass. Delaney plead guilty TO the
ssms shsrss without gatog to trial. Tas
Judge sent.Dcsd them to aay fine Of 800
each. To some this may sssm Eight. but ak
Ing in,s consideration the 70, mer good eondue
Of there men and the fact that both have fam
ilies dependant upon them for support, il viii
be agreed that the ieseos 10 severe enough. Il
10 to be hoped that they will be more discrsst
in (0turO.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-18
m. IA. KING,

TTORvEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
n and Notary Public.
OrrIcs-Davenport's Block, LeClaire, Iosa.
Psrticular attention paid 10 collections IN Scot
ncrrtv lmyS-dly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-18
A. MILLER,

a. MILLER,
no. 20 BnADY s7nBKf, BHLow speoxD,
- KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND AED
makes 70 order
Gentss, Boys 4 Childven's Clothing
Of the bsst mat.riai and In . manner thst canno
fall 70 give sa'isfasticn. Liberal patronage re-
pectfaliy collected. (my2l-d1y
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-18

OVI IOVR SOV1SC1AONk kh1Aw, Ns0AhSs
Ae.. ss osbs. No - w.s.-sssosa stres,.
L. L. Ocus pays the highest cash
price tor GOLD, SILVER and DEMAND
NOTES.
II you want . good variety Of the
best Winter Apples. cali as L. L. Oshs, op.
pssits City Drug Store.
Military Uniforms and Equipments
furnished At short notice by Erskine. at Ne. 3
Wess second street.
WAVED, for the Winter months, .
email OF medium sissd furnish ed house. Ad-
dress ''S. boz sls. post sflse. 81
CALL at kehve d Carharts and ex-
anime shsir new srrivsis Of closks, slosking.
slssbs and fashionable dress goods. Store op
posIts L. Claire House.
Looking glass Platss ofsvery size and
styie ere kept .. wsbb's; slso . compile stock
Of K.rsssse lamps asd Kerosene lamp 6x-
ssrss sf svry kind. sad Of the most approved
pssssss slss Ksssssss I'll 81 Ne best qsslity
Call asd exa.siss esods.
GEs1LEMRN will always find the most
excellent end the saost dsrsels veeds ~
Ksasss's He hss moot expsrisosed cutter
aud will p pisse you In . srit 81 eo,hes On
short notice that will make you look just -
good - new. store opposite The National
Bank
PERs0NAL.-We had the pleasure this
morning of meeting our former fsliov citizen,
Chas. II. Davis. who 10 on Wait Of few days
to this city. He sas been engaged for year
or tw, o. the Bruce mines. on the upper
Lake.. but now contsmpl.tss going iuto bos :
ness in Aoatresl, In which We wish him sue
cess.
WnTE's DANCING ACADxMY.-The
second term viii commence Saturday Nov. 81
Masters and Misses eIass. Saturday Nov. 81,
a. 2 o'clock r. n. Ciass Tor Lndi.e. Monday
Nov. %, at 2 o'clock r. n Gsnt.. Class. Aion-
day svseing. Nov. %. at Z O'Clock r. NJ. To-
ition Eve dollar. for each sebolar-ons half
10 be paid Ia advance. nvls ST
CosrRAor Lsr.-The contract for cup.
plying horses for the 9th Cavalry has been
let to E +. Hooker. of Dss Noises. the came
party that furnished horses ior the sth Cav.
airy. and st the same priss-$l2l.45. The
contract was lot 10 Warrington. which ex-
pi.ins Why proposals were not solicited here.
OF the reliability Of Nc. Hooker 10 ill this
contract promptly and satistscsorily there 10
not the shadow Of DOUBT.