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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-11-12
Sob McGleaan's.

Gun Ucat Mcclellan, Ger am GRtdabOmtIp
10 piele uniersr tapferen GoIoaten i6r eiseneS
@rob idaufeIn lief, lit nun bur9N eiaene
SduIo ieIbit in bic 1rube sefabrer, nidt
nes leibliben, aber bes pOlitiihen uno morals.
I6en SoSes. Iub Die Gpoten9rdher t%iiIen
lterben.
Oils General bate er iid i1Dn irlber ben
Stab gebrpden. ghtn bat er e5 auG mob ais
9plitter uno 8irger setban. @ie er Den Grieg
sur S6Dnuns pes 6e;noes idpnungslcs ge9en
ben giOrren fibrte, 10 frat er AUDI auf Dem pus
litiiden @abIpIoBe ais SIbrer poet pielmebr
@ertSeu9 elmer Bartsi auf, welhe Die 5reibeit
unc Die gbre BEG. Gprpens ben Sunfern oes
SloenS III S6iiBen legen mill; = einer .@artei,
meI6e ben Srieoen i'm Munoe fibrt, .aber nit
&aubmpro .unO 9ranoltiftuns ibre .perrndte1
Nbfi6ten areflbrep nil. 9aS bepeiien bic
Complete, peIde in Snbiana, SIIinois lino
Netp<g)Ort .uao ldn9s Der canabiiden CREME
auf ben @abttag pprbereitet waren, bic aber
gum srDBtsn, Slid nod rett5eitig sntoedt uno
p~ereitelt murpen.
WcGlellan muBte, pen1 Ct Elm tpabrer SD
triot mar. 6fIentlid erfldreu, oaB iol6e Dtittel
elmer oenptratii6en 9artei uro eines 9atricten
unpirhi5 feien. ST muBte bic @emeini1alt
Der Wleudelm6roer init Gntriiftung ppn iid mel.
fen. Gr bat es nidt getban,- St Bat ids Die
Spmpatbie Der 9iebeIen, Die 8ruberi4oft ibrer
6elfersbelfer i'm Iproen sefalIen Iqiier, ,tnp
pleie SInpe wirO ibm ,ols RainsSei6en etpig
ouf Der Stirne brennen. SO
Das Splt bat iein llrtbel aeipro6en iiber
ibn unp Elm oerntdtenoereS -Sdulourtbeil I6Bt
iid taum eenten. 9infort 1T .WtcGleqan milf
tdriid liro bir9erlid tobt.+4 -Gr Bat F6 felblt
iein grab .b~ereitet, "a CT iid sum Merf5eue
bsrsab fir isne perrdtberii6en Sibrer, lpelde
init 9leiBneriiden Jtecen gaulenbe braper,
ppblmeinenoer 9emptraten betb6rt batten. sHl9i
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fir Qolitr0lttorell.
SMbGffens=Cffce Der Der. ct. 9lrnlc

70. y Scuttftr.
9 @sa Baltimore, 8. Wcp. 1854.
0erFseeIte &nesbrs I'm Duslitat rsrDen ouf etest Off
Bic DteNtle. ten is. Nrptr. 1854, Wltttues IL lttr futseae
eenpnmen tIr BITE Qiefet urS BON nahfehe ben SGretbnat
rtOlteu fur bisfe Office pdbfenb her nd6aGn ls@s WtUna
rom Ga9e bes Gpntt0tts an, ais
WetssS commercial Npte gtpter.
gDetse Rrlff s puperts bon ~fplsenten @rp6ea:
K-1O70-8X brQeB Gcppernemeuts Hrrmat,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-11-12

X-etde-9K, WOuVfrnfaent ; 8urmai,
Grurert gapt.r. $500
as Qbihpapter. a
Mpthes 8anb.
Stsellnf. S2AL }5.At@
~ r3tnte. q
Gppir-Gtnte.
$500 Rctte 3tnte. HN
S6marSe 8istaifte. 8absr gip. 2.
W. Mnbteter nrlen eefGnt. & ten preie per &eam BON ben D,
idtfteneu Serttn Yapier. bic r~erldnet Wertea araeben u
Etenfp ben Frets pr 9aultnb Ertef-gcuperte Srn jsner@rE
Gtn SHUTTER ron jeetm Mrtitei wtrb S%erlanst.
9ablune ptrb tnpnatlt@ tn iclGen Spnhs eeIetfet, ais
SauS fnb, trenn tene pprbannen, fetalb ais relGe etRasb
AnrrBpt ntaat mub einen Gr.ueib %beifaeen, penn ni6t ID
Elm folder terst.s aRf bttfer Office ~reslarirt Nurfe.
tnsp1O 15) Capt. Tnt Q. 9. Il. G.g
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Midtiaes anS hcu1 GInrn.

Self. 2apiS' SptfAaft an beH RebenensGO nsrea.
Gr IL sesem bic 8e,pdfinuus Der @ftapen.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-11

~. DsRAstnsa1.
Ws.tinstsn, y 4. 40 U--ai. r.
| :; q, ~ ~ -:
TIL era, bic cors acnicas' \ 9Th 0.ne'al
nj d. art = tss BE- -. sb".h"i
isn - ..rh 81 p. a. ~ 6,nsIs'
&. a.l 49, hpG ~ ! te ge &
s.rs oo,ch les ia f-s, reno..se -.
coc.s ons entire los. III b 80 d soann-
|. ard 40 . .ptnrrs sb Us $50 a." grs~
nv dead 10 20 ant tafd- The l.
+, erem. aid 90 40 ~ 200
u : GtAsr, II Gee.
sipred EN- sfAsT ,, c.o'f Wa.
" .ents oSop Uo 10Th -cessssUe As
TIA s,s,sa hi IN ssn,.g from u pa /.
nah IS s-tuee.. an desess ~ 49, .
i.ones Amo 4 he ,sss nxsss 10 . c'sts~
.t~r uin.d Ea. 4. Drew. ~hv t.r son.
~ pact has be-, s+,,ias Oh toe f-tci rat
.iehmoid IS he Caplrin'- seva'd. urtw
!. TO ne !, emy yed n 1 i city. He AZ.
- ufiess iaer b. d Il i, Jsm.s r"es -
ossitinto act, ver, 90 here wis !,
ueu N hem g. wo.k tom he fse
nbers Z s~.seis, 8 u tt. n b. ng nou Z
eun i"R 4 guns ant .sDusd =, 20 meosa b,
voiie ,h.ir FOL c mp'enen's IN d ~ lbV
r.. NJ n.r r via Baltimore, Oct IL -in
lag OF truce e-mer Me- Yo.k arrived tbr
Al. fro u AK u ndius " 60 Do .Onn 10
oned oif:SefD and 1850 enlis ei nen paio
Il cb.b618, Ut. al Ia chars- II 20
iuif,fd, as-ir a. G. III "a s-i"ner - exchanE'
GU. 06e2g died a. The head 81 . 0rieadr
A dispatch from Gen. ksr.j 20 0eu. Lee o.
.na Tn sa,s Bhesidan's VIM force 10 fa'l'rt
,ack down Tho Valley isst night, ~ % th'
), be.
LII Enquirer OF the 6t1 ssys. all the faD
re n wal officers sDa sesm-n prisoners Nj
~ TOR .aided n nth BY q Tag ruce "a Day.
Large nuu.be,s Of uexro.s are 1t ~ofl
strengthening foruhca,i rs arOuUd Lynch
,atv. Sherman " shu. y. AItrn =.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-11
WAX UkPARTMEkT,

WARRINGTON, Oct. ~ r. u.
Since my last dispatch oi this afternOO0
urther reports have just been furnished b.
Lieut.. Gen. Grant Of the operations on FRI
az, together with the rebel scknOw ledg
i,at of their Ioss in uen ard drld ffie r.
Signed, + NJ STANTON,
Secretary ii War.
CRY P INT, Oct. lO-3:30 r. III.
10 Hon. + N S.amton:
Our loss IN the uuewy's attack on FRI
~, the 7sb, does not exceed 300 killed
eounded ard m's.ing Tue mays los
estimated by Gen Butler at ], 900
The Richmond Wing OF the Btu, speakiD.
this battle, has tue following:
The gallant Gen. Grgg, commanding ,
x,s brigade, fell 10 the advance Amv' /,
aer casusIne. 40 lave t. report Gen.rs
i alton, q 5 G badly wounded -
/ 'kcii, IT tbs I'm South C.rol'ns, sef gu
wOundsd Ia fHe iace, aIo II ilasafr
'hr SCUM Carolina A siiiery, ais
sounded
A ,ua.ur states that Gen Gesry
g.
SIC, F lie, there has been no fsh,ir,
"si, ,ef,
Z S GRANT L Vt. Gen.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-11
LAT EST NEWS
~ TkLEG lesAkeA.


~hcrj d I'm Wins tn.slarr nj or.
tssns Victory.
fIy telegraph from washirgton.l
u a.uiNoTos. ,ict. 10, le6A-lc:2V p. n.
r. the Lorern~r IF Iosea:
An official dt>pateh has just been RI ceived
y shs ID pa,tmcni fr m Maj Gen. Shesi-
~. al sir-a urg. r.p,rt.ng that great
s.valry battle was fought yesterday between
as cavalry, under command Of Gems. Tor
ut, Ju-tsr and Merritt. and the emit e
.aice oi the. rebel cavalry in the Valley If
,e Shenandoah, under command OF Gen.
I. per. sho I'd gently been sent FROM
u hn.ond with cavsir, reinio. ceincnts the
,a,tl- resul ing in 'n,lians Union victory.
he rebel iorrcs we're u,iyen IRON the field.
ufsued 26 miles. and II pieres Of artillery
IA over 800 prisoners Ca tured 10y our
,Iccs.
Signed EDwis NJ. STANTON.
Se,lciary Vi War.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-11
New York, Oct 1.-The ierald's 9th

New 1oRK, Oct 1.-The HeIa.d's 9Th
Fps cores, .onGcnI ol The inih says:
/ his n III. the division oi Gen. Wilcox
i0.dng he ,eltl. Of our line n.a,ic a. ad
an.c with the Intention OF advancing ol
us.lipl1s ami accommodating taa. vi The en-
nv, the force making the reconnaissance
ou.lSted OF the Brigade OF tartsiiii, and
int lately commanded by Col. Steer. An
iiv.nce Wa nade. OF over nilie and a nall
Inder silgnt skirni>iilng, when tue ot,h
massachusetts,. commanded by Col. NJ
.aughiin. was fired upon by the enemy.
some ID len were lost.
the accommodating party accompan-
"a by Capt. 1oot>Leli with his battery vi
ne Ali, Mas sachusetts. but no opportunity
Ilordlng itself foi for using pieces deducted
.oln the r. EN- Reconnaissance IS the enc
nv are not IN iurce this side oil Petersburg
II the ApponiA.ox. and that any effort Oh
~ part VIII force them 10 u new line upon
the latter mentioned river. This is the
,nuuiit vi Inivrnation winch gather tins
morning.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-11
Gov. STONES RtPLY.


SrArE or Iowa ExtcurivE OFr'cs
D.s Mui.Ls, q {. 3 =, IL
Hjor Grncrat u q Howard (ommandino
Armv Of the tennessee East Pvtn., Ga.:
SiR: have tbe honor TO acknuwedg
be receipt Of your reQuistion TOR dra' 20
ren for Iowa regiments IN the army Of tn
tennessee. and the Accompanying letter T.
S.-Afcmher %
va ere doubtless aware tbst the dat
button uidrsf,ed men and volunteer recrul,.
taken entirely cut OF .he hands OF Stat,
Executives, ana made under the sole direc
ticn Of the War Department. have.
herrfore, no control whatever over to-
uhject, and can only unite With you in re
ques'ing that tbs regiments designated b,
lied up % fer ~ the number Of men turn
shed by the State will go.
The actual number OF men due from tbi.
State under the late call, after deducsine
the excesses furnished over former calls, t.
,ess than A coo You will perceive, there.
tore, that If the regiments serving unde
your command should receive tie ensi :,
lumber obtained, u will fall considers 81
bort Of filling your reputation. la IN,
opinion, il is the policy of tue Govern
nent to send tue new levies int.
the department where they are mos
needed for Immediate and active service
.ud distribute them to these re zi.nept
which have dcne tue most work and aus
ained the heaviest losses.
No one can appreciate more fu lly than
. tho erest services performed oy the pa
ant army OF the Tennessee, aud it, hi,,
''xims 70 the grateful consi3erc. ION az eh.
"untry. Ny admiration vi this srmy i,
ssentislly increased BY the TACT that man,
va regiments, TO whose her ole achieve
'rsts ibe State IL vastly indebted for tb.
'gh place 1t occupies i. the history Of ,b,.
ar, have ben ASS GATED Win il from ~.
riiest organ z.tlun. ac have borne a c.u
p'.unus par. H. I'll the memorable can
gus W sIcn hev. cro~ued tho soldiers -,
Northwest with sucn imperisaah.
aonor.
nestsining these ie.i'rgs myself. az;
"uw,ng it IT, D. universally STARED ~ n,
ue iuys' pfopi Oh, Stat, and bsv.4.
sDd,.f's ~asne-i ID ctiun TOR the nuh,.
IN She hav survived soeA.- pert u ca
psgns, | .houid tsil 10 doing ja,' c. 20 u,
gnvc'isn. II dufy, dlu | % "a .,s. y /.
earnestly RECOMMENDING rass their nca
nned rsnss De- speedily hiied.
Iaank * vou, General, ,r eh,s evidence
yous s'od &c. liugs tossrde these hr.v.
isneas., snd zoe deep ,nt.re.t | s.u a.
"sd van cynstAnflY msn,ie.t iu tier ",
&c nj god nsm | remain.
Yer. rsa, Yuu.s.
VI sIoss
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-11


LaTf ier "A, I 70 1854 }
%, Fl eii..ca IN. " Sane, G0ot,.,y .
q y ase u ioms ::
~sa: as.y ts..s L.. .a.,g befeE.ia :ss..-
IL c..ps of to- 'eqn..lt'on for dr.t''
,rp t,l gsrf& ru.'i;s Ia be Army Vt u
a,e-s.s ID IT, Fed.
Tp.r "a, m hrough"nt the entire ws,
isu-e's 'nav hs-e hsiped 10 tlace ugst
SC -,csorinn~ hs,,ucrs f the .rlny Ut ~
s, nae~s'., and ths.e pta's ~cttsy de-i
cpuai.suo trslf til 9''cy, dp.n.nds u
eotiys 'fo,i, ibe pa c',ssc Grr Il lows.
'Fltu tIe hope thet tnc,r apt.sl usf
e,' s't1 -ncc SO thecns y.sos .xerGiUr-,
~. ne ..t"'s - No,
Ver. X. - c,faIy,
Y.u Ooed,s az Servant,
d u. Howard,
NJ ,r ti.nc.-', Commissioning.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-11

vAs.i!NGoN slci. News from the
Ann, OF the Potomac to-day state that
Oh Sunday night, between II and Tie en-
my opened tire on the sere,.d corps. but
ont'nueu only abuut. ~ minutes.
1t IS not known ths. any ,;anage was
done when the mail bot left Yesterday. All
was co'npa, atiyely quiet.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-11

OrY1ce or THs DAsGsPoRf DxnocRAS,

Ofv1ce or fHs DAsgsPOkf DEnocRAS.
Tnesday evening, Oct. IL. lisa.
FLorR. Wholesale e. sVQl 10 IN Dbl; Retail 10
1o.4 ~.
wHxAr.-Sc. J. well cleaned. round and plump,
sound. not clean enough for No /, (los0i 10
rejected. rnusty and damp, - cents.
CoRs.--Shelied, No. ! sound. psnp and dry,
50; do No. !, shfunken, ]; in ear. No !, sound
piumpand dr., s.. do. No. shrunken, IS.
Oars. No. |. clean aud sound. 45@4s; do. NO.
2, damp and nat clean.
BAILEY -, z : So.
PcrAraEs.-s"aso.
OSioS 50 .ov@l.$5
Es-.s-.-
NHiTE BgaSs.-xxett4L.5y
FLAxsf 3D. &2.vGQ2.zJ.
TInoTBY.-tA.@.
CLovEg.-&55o 81.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-11

1sAiNSfoN NY, Vc,. ii. "a private dis
patch just received here, ald considered re-
liable, says:
Inc feoei Capt. Peter Everett = band cap
49, ""'' ourHsu tliis nioiisiI,g tram iOl
- % liics ION I"sfnetsiii an
robbed tf.e' passengers. No ur,..er part,c.
ulars.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-11

NEW loRA, |. 1.-THE Hcrald's 9th
my o. ~ e.iic>p nd III IL the s,i, says
ir Sk''nisla I'm 81 the ST., orIs has been
ivan@,d tl,e., .pui ihs . a ,n I. and now
: tbs tn posietnn tsAea, Isu, ..ivan:e has
is .lstil>,raieu nat the vn,i.y is il tore. all
is.i,. oui Z atl,, irDit
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-11

WV OG vD0UoGuDe
NEv YoxE, Oct. II.
Corros-Quiet. ut Lilo.
FLous-Dull AMI declining, at 500 ds.l0 for
Extra stale. and 9.25Qq9 30 Tor Il. Ii. y.
Opened dull dropping. closed shade
iir,ner at l.s'' LES tor Chicrgo spring; l.ss-
QIe7 nil 4 ub.
e ,n>- Duh aud heavy i.4s@ 4S.
OsrS 7S1.w7aHc
az .. 50 mess &Ac.15@4l.o0 new. 81
.'@3s5i- pr
l"s. 2lc.
! al.hf Dull al = -.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-11

lie III celsi gAsu having soa i. ga. l.st4. .ss
ie'i'' on, pns'i 81. "iss "a. SEQ - pi
up IL ~ 'iateit .hu tsis>e .ays.z uyriA ~ hl
~ .ds to call for s.ie same v .osss ..,a,
SstA tAvaN 49, 0sa1411ss
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-11

q 4
ih,rc - NOT much specu alive feel -
ugh there h . gsossng dssDosatioo -
es,its shost clpssacts.
At3p " 1- -..s~~ > ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-11

DRACTlCAL DYEK.-PARTICULAR A..
i rEsrios paid to dyeing Cloths. siiks. Velvet.
Or Garments Of an, klnd-to give any color a.
north side. myib-1i.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-11

nEALEk a. FURNITURE, CARPETS
~ Mats, Oil Cloth Mating, Window Sh.as.'
80, East second 3D. Asxt door 10 Perry. ,vai
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-11
MENKY NEa.Mv.

M ANCkAIAL EEk AND DEALER *
AX1 ha's, Sais, ci"ses, Snrs, &C. store On
80 st. DeIMeen Mail anu iisrl isuu .,,,, -.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-11

VIENNA, 4, HSCHlLJ 4 CO.. AN
- - iastat =: ofAss g To sslccO, y sara
~no sale alsrs IN 9, Hn. Cut. Sm"I inn
q ,ObAccs onl IS : a. Naser Stree1 Gl,hioS
~, aAo0
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-11

50, -. . ass senps
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-11
LATE NEWs

:, al vep TO, \ tide" ~
.. -. - =, Ass $50 3ss's''
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-11


In consequence Of the great stagnation Of trade
in the man uiacturing districts Of England,
through the war saving cat of the supply OF
oton; large quantity q, Valuable Jcwerv,
originals intended for the English market has
...n M OF for sale in this country and MU.oi
BE SOLD AT ANY SACRIFICE,
..,de alcs. circumstances. ARRANDALE j
CO., acting as Agents for the principal European
..uiiuiart urefs, have resolved upon a Ckt.AT
,iFT DlSTKiBU ZION, subject 70 the following
equations:
CERTIFICATES naming each article and its
.aiue ere placed IN SEALED ENVELOPES.
M well mixed One OF these envelopes viii BE-
b. mail to any address, on receipt Of %
cents.
ALL ARTICLES SOLD At ONE DOLLAR
EACH. WITHOUT REGARD To
VALUE
On receipt Of the Certificate. you will see
ist ,on going to have. and then i. is ut
,ur option t. send the Dollar and take the ar
lie not Purchasers may thus obtain Il
.od Watch. Diamons Ring. any set Of jew
" Oh our list for ONE DOLLAR and in no
they got less thnn dollars worth,
there are no tanks. Tue price OF Certificates
as inllows
One for - - Is cents
Eit'eh tof. ....... .........2
Thirty for. Observation-Disclosures. 5
SixtsGvc for .................. 10
One hundred Tor - Is
AGENTS will be allowed ten cents on very
certificate ordt.' ed by them provided THEN re.
.aittancc amounts t. One Dollar. Agents will
vieot Is cents for every Certificate and remit
. cents I" ns. either in cash or Pos'ag" Stamps.
ARRANDALE g. CO..
gO7 broadway New York.
Oct. 9TH, Sw, 3ln.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-11
A. Z. feLfoS s, H. STAIR
EULTON.A STAilA.,
GENERAL
[ Ox3ISSlOA MERCHANTS.
For the sale and purcL ase .,

VI tuV SsstC 1A10 fCLBSS u
our. . sia, FORK, Hams, Butter, Lard, Eggs.
sessei Hogs, HIDES iinotay Clover and / isx
ceds, " ovi, Beans, Poultry, irvoill-, orn. and
all kinds Country Products
Jihce-koom ~" Board of Trade Building. SO.
water street, Chicago.
RETEREvcEs.-lra N. Ji.ord, Cashier National
oaak, Davenport Iowa Is. b. Woodwar.i, CASH
ier state Bank, Davenport, Iowa. sepz9-dtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-11
n. kBRaA.
IGlIUA kOala

I sAKPLNTEk AND BUILDER. SHOP az
Alley. Opposite Post Office. III.
export, 40.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-11

tArs RACE, Oct. lo.-The steamer Euro
ham Liverpool. list, and Gu .enslown,
- PASSED has evening. VITA two days la
=; News.
No change in military affairs md no
core ia,iurts re, ort,i.
IS, ihe Agl''>ion q he Da si'ip powder
',.is Oh Satn.eay morning - pc. soi,s we've
.il-a.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-11
MISCELLANEOUS.
4. ~. MAaRHaA1nN.

AND AGLAT; Buys aud sells Real Estate.
- ON =. minisssOfi, ATTENDS " renting hOu -
,a"ss, etc. 1ne best references given when 70
CURED. O;hce in Frank Piuinisler's Law U,,c.
entrance lower end of Post Once Block. IN
stairs. sepzs-dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-11
BUTCHERS
Family Meat Market.
~.

Family Meat Market.
-. MAJ STA.
80. 80 Aast Second Hsr@s
~>oyAL KEPT HIS MAKktT luy
bo s1As7Li supplied with the best dual.
4nt VI beri, FORK, Veal. Mutton.
winch he sells cheaper than any .turr
~atchef IN tue city. LorDea b.li, Pi.Aie. fvrk
~ufed iis.nis ana Dfea Beef coAaiantI, ON u.nd
-. ana ny mo. myzv-uu
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-01-01

The Democratic leaders choose to place
themselves before the country as the defend
ers aud prcservers Of negro slavery in the re-
beliious States. The President has proposed
plan by which peace may be restored with
Out slavery, and every leading Democrat op-
poses it. "
Before the war these men aimed 10 keep sla-
very the predominant political element. They
endeavored to open our free territories to it.
Ihey had even attempted to procure more
territory ior II. When the rebels. being out
voted, took up arms to destroy the Union. the
Democrats at once proposed 10 give them
more territory In which TO plant slavery and
to-day, with an absurdity that has no nsraIleI
they say that the reason we have war i he,
cause the Republicans refused to do Ills
After several States had seeded, the Demo.
Cratic leaders proposed to amend the Consti-
tuition so as to grant additional guarantees TO
slavery.
Now when the rebels came TO form their
new Confederacy, they took this very slavery
that the Democrats had SO strengthened ami
panpered, and made cornerstone of IT, That
which the Northern Democracy had made the
most OF, Rebellion made the most of. This in
stitution so encouraged was both the cause.
the occasion and the great hope of the rebel
lion. With slavery, said the rebel magnates,
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Pnrlner Wanaea.

4 INTEND to withdraw the rarioxs ;roas Aars A.
Il the IRE, and devote my whole attoutipn - ~
mysteries ef the lac. TO this end desire Poxf-
ner. He must be as oily - . mountain OF blubber
mer's morning, and wear Oh his treacherous pkir
perpetual smirk. His name must be Peter Iss1k /
propose TO constitute the Company, and VIII - -
pious, Is digniHsd. and poHapous a. a On vna{
chuck. cooked up o. his hind legs Hear hs A111 n
ciorsr tive. 'IHE cHIK1 ED or xAu" wifh FuHx
Co. viii DO to Feather their nest and skjn 81 Nd
come In their way In anticipation of haSine our
shiagie out al AN early dag. advise I'll the cfoolef
old sticks about to HOP fke fscig," IusTRAp or
PAYING THEIR pKDIs. to SELL prsf<nd = se{k Ali
they have, real estate and all. rifkoaf s<curjfs o
credit Of sir years-that the widows. d d. t1ns
DC severally installed ~ fhs aduiRisfrafrir an3
WE their legal advis<rs As fast as the assets eonS
into our hands, '.my LEARNED BrofAer,'' otksruise
called "Brofher Ffnk." will rind to the rixkS an6
left among the creditors. with the sfnosIkv of 4
snake. and with the scissors Of Dellah cljp AVN 60
per cent Of their respective elaim - ooker vrds
he must lie 'Fiks the d<rH." "PULL TIN uooI, y
over their eyes aud get al fhe ciains assitssi %
n y. No one need apply whose qualinsafiols ~
not up to ne chaik, and who cannot produce piecs
Of composition equal to the following:
"PoRTLAxD. July & 1854.
"MR. ID. T. CHAsr-Sir M VI. r. fiScrn
holds ancte for about $3.50 against d. Libby and
''in structs us to commence suit against YOU under
Chap lis, Sec. AZ Of Revised Statutes to recover
double the amount Of the property ffAudplently
conveyed to you by said L. Libby. II you deslIs
"to settle the matter. you can do 20 immediafely
without further costs, otherwise Ne shah instituiS
legal proceedings iSSss; .:%uxsss &C.: /. s,.ov,,.
Aote-Sec, AZ Of li3 Chapter Of Rsvissd Statutes.
slconstitute one e the CHIEF spokes " fAs wAss1 Il
fuSk6 20. deoo TaIhe ~
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-01-01
Attempt of Rebel Pirates 10 Seize New
York Steamer.

Capt. Stringleman, Of the new steam tug
Sentinel, which left this port for New York
last month, returned to Detroit yesterday.
Capt. S. informs US Of circumstance trans
piring in Montreal which calls strongly to
mind the desperate affair which resulted in the
steamer Chesapeake coming for short time
in possession of rebel pirates.
The Sentinel reached Montreal on Satur-
day, Nov. 2lst, and the next day being Sun
day, she attracted considerable attention while
lying in the harbor by her neat appearance
with her colors gaiiy haunting in the breeze.
On Monday twelve men came on board and
applied for passage to Pictou, n. s. Capt.
Stffngleman informed them that they were on
the wrong boat, and stated that the Prince
Albert which was then in port, was bound for
Pictou, and would no doubt accommodate
them. Upon consultation among themselves
the party withdrew, but returned soon after,
aud urgently renewed their request for pas
sage. They were informed that the Sentinel
was built principally for towing purposes, and
had no accommodations for passengers, but
this seemed only to render them still more
importunate. They assured Capt. S. that they
were accustomed to rough usage, and could
sleep as well In the fire hold as upon the most
downy couch, aud as an extra induccment
threw out significant hints about some choice
packages of fluids which they would bring
aboard, provided they could be accommodated
As the men thus anxious to accept quarters
in the fre-hole were all well dressed, and
most Of them wore kid gloves, a suspicion OF
their real design flashed upon the mind OF
Capt. s., and he inquired if the cold northern
climate which they were in was not rather Sc
we're on their Southern blood? This question
seemed to disconcert them, and aiier pause
one of them replied that the climate was
rather severe = that they were residents Of
Bermuda, bat preferred taking the overland
route home from Pictou. They soon after
retired sullenly from the boat, and were not
seen again.
The crew Of the Sentinel consisted of ten
men, but that number, unarmcd would have
stood but a sorry chance in a contest with
twelve desperadoes, armed to the teeth.
Capt. Stringleman informs us that the in
habitants Of Pictou are remarkably friendly
10 our government. They receive their sup
plies from this country, and their relations
with American merchants appear to be of the
most cordial character. They have had some
dealings with rebels, but invariably speak ol
them with contempt and aversion.-t Detroit
Tribune, Dec. II.