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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-27
ShOOtin. Match.

ENGLAND vs. AMERIcA.-Mr. King Of
Indiana, representing America, and Mr..
Frere. Of Hampshire, England, commenced
q match at New Market, on the 18th.
Mr.. Frere killed 80 birds out Of the first
so, while the American representative
scored AZ birds out Of his SO 1t 10 re-
marked Of Kirg, that although described
as the American, he is an Englishman, and
he has lived in the United States for only
IL years. The match was to be resumed
on the l4th, but results had not reached d
Liverpool.
The Dublin Posi states that Conard
Steamers are to touch at Cork and Queens
town both out and home.
A thrilling narrative is published Of On
attempt made by pirates and convicts. who
we're being conveyed by the ship Arrarat
from Penang, TO take possession Of the ship.
Oat Of sixty pirates who came on deck 10
the dark, % were killed and others wound
ed. Capt. Corrego gallantly maintained
possession Of his ship.
The Theatre Royal at Hull, had been
completely destroyed bv fire. No lives
we're lost.
Queen Victoria formally opened the
Loeb Katherine Waterworks, which are to
supply Glasgow on the l4th inst.
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RICHMOND. w.. Oct 26-Gov Wise had
despatched a requistion TO the Governor Of
Penney lvanis for the custody Of Capt. Cook
arrested lest night near Cham mbersburg.
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UNION HOUSE.

Font Street, Bet. Brady aud Aaiu !.
d. c. ANFORD, Propsissor.
GOOD ACCOMMODATIONS, CLEAN
" beds. and good far. board and lodyias
by week, $25o.
tn Good stab,ing for teams
oct2k dom
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rens-s q the late War. Also tn. payment
OF arrears Of Pensions 10 connection with
the hrst Empire. due from Lombard to
Venetian Monte fund.
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NEW YORK MARKET.

Nsw YORE, October Is.
FLoUK-Active and without great change
Sales 1000 bbls. - 85G1$4 90 Super State
x5@$5 80 Extra State $440d$5 SIS; super
Western ;$5 70M5 40 Common Canadian Ex
tra Western ;5 55@5 IS Inferior TO good ship D
ing brands extra X. H.O.
RYE EFLOUR-Steady - 6O04 80
WHEAT-Dull and nominally l42c lower on
common kinds better kinds without change
KYE-Dull s5c.
BARLEY-6rm sac.
CcRs-Dall and nominslly lower without
sales.
OArs.-Dull. 43k@45Xc. State and
western.
Pork Quiet but firm. Is so Ness 2l< 90
Prime.
PRIME BER1-Un hanged.
Cur MEATs-Quiet
LARD-Quiet and heavy. sales 900 bbls II a
1lHc.
bUrrEs. - Fair request l5Xalsc 3hio
20c.
CHEssE-- Steady 100l0hc.
WHIskEY--Quiet and nominslly lower. %
@26Xc.
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x. A. O'HEA,
Civil Engineer and Surveyor,

Is PREPARED to attend to oil mattsrs
L per aiming 70 his profession Wis
SURVEYING, LEVELIING, CONSTKUC-
lloN OF DAMS, LEVtES d BRIDGES,
Plans. Pre- files. and Estimate q exec utsd With
accuracy and dispatch. Once old Council
Chamner, cor. I'D and brady S,s.
oct. IA U
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Lost or s4jslIvwed.

A N ENVELOPE CONTAINING ORDERS
4 \ to the House of HURLBurr 1 THOMAS, No.
62l MARkgT STREET, PHLADELrHIA.
Any person fnding the same, and returning
It to the BURTIs House. will be rewarded for
their trouble. RICHARD ROBINSON.
October z 1t.
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LOCAL ITEMS.

EF Remember that the German
Theatre opens this evening with large and
accomplished company. The play Is an ex :,
cellent one.
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vT,RRrH EXTRACTED By NEW PROCESS
i without occssiouins any delay or pain wAetsver
JULIUS CHESEBRO j 6 u
Dental SurxeOm.

OPylCE-In kerwln's Block. - Perry, betvesn -
and 9Th streets.
Having completed arrangements he 10 nov pre-.
pared TO extract teeth by admitting slteht curreot
Of electricity arcnnd th- ooth at the time Of cxtsec.
tiou, thereby sllaying Il, pain attendant upon n.
I racting BY The s,v method.
Thepaticrt has FIJI knowledge Of what 10 PASS
NJ, and shers pat those sdeots WhicA ere ofeea
noticed after having tsssh sHtvAcssA ~ ths use u
Oa,er sfsrr, o. tts Ssseeaa cs,sssA
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-27

YSICIAN AND SURG GEON,
nFFIcE---with Mcssys. R"ger n Bowers No. So,
~ Brady strest.
Orders left with them will receive prompt stten-
tion. nov24
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80 A party Of young folks will
assemble at Frank Woods Hall this even
ing to enjoy themselves in tripping the
light fantastic toe" These parties are de-
cidedly pleasant.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-27

ALBANY, Oct 26 The Indemnity Insu
rance Company, Of this city. has been die
solved By order Of the Supreme Court and .
receiver appointed.
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COOK r McLA1N,
CDICAGO STEAM DIE WORKS.
100 Dearborn and In uer& -.

NO OOotOOSu oUU ~ O10fk u,
I ADIES 0alk, Satin snl weslep Shav1e -
- Dresses OF every descriptioa Cleane6 end Dyed
70 appear equal 70 new, st . tSining oe,t - 80
0ents' Ooato, Vests and Psnts. nsstly and expo1i.
usly olseasd, Dyed aad asDaired I'D orders
cypress. sept10 ino.e
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-27

CIGARS AND TOBACCO, the bet in to,en
~ can always be had Ut STARR 3.
oot22 dff
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-27

TvHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RES
PECTFULkY announce 70 the citisens Of
Davenport and vicinity that he b 40 removed
to No. - LeClaire Row, where he will be hap
py TO SEQ al Of his old friends and acquai tao-
ces, and ss many others - will favor bin with
their patronage. Fl. WESTFALL,
Oct92 DIFF Per g. H. SrARR AT
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TAYLOR 4 lsAu.u.ORD.

Mo WEST SECOND STREET, UE CLA1RE
~ Row. Davenport Iowa, wholesale aui retail
dealers ia Drugs, Medicines Chemicals, Paints, Otis
window Glass. Fancy Articles, Pcrfunery, M'Deral
Teeth. Gold Foil. &c, * MchS
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DEMOCRAT Il NEWS


Ei-C H. serv.n. 90 Dsa-t-Jfn s'reet, .icsgo,
10 aaihorz.d to receive advertise rasnts for ih. pa
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RVRTlS HOUSE,

CORNER OF IOWA h FIFTH STREETS
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
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.1wcstOse.

vNHOMAS ORR will sell this evening . VAL
l uable collection Of MASONIC and tther
BOOKS. Also GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING
and various other GOODS. oct 25l
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To the Trade.
For Sale at z Great Bargain.

HNE SPLENDID LARGE SPAN OF
Unmatched horses, handsome travellers and
kind in every spot and place. Also one very
nice silver mounted double harness, Of q
small size, would do for pair Of mules or
small horses. Also one very light second rate
two or one horse wagon.
The above will be sold 1t . bargain. For
particulars apply at THOMAS ORk'S AUC-
TION ROOM, No. 5, East Second street.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-27

JOIlN JOHN JR.,

JOnN JOHNS, JR.,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
OvFlcs =, South EAST corner Of Brady and Second
~ STREETS. lPsttFs- &c II
DIR. y. II. WORLEY,
HOMHPATHC PIiYsICIAN. OFFICE
] and Residence, 80 Brady Street, in tho
house formerly occupied by DR.. Gibson.
oct. IL dts.
q. GOODWIN. J. u. MILLEB. J. TREGO.
GOODWIN, MILLER n CO.,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
- Na. :, CRY BUILDINGS, ST. LouIs, Mo-
oct. II, dtf.
J. !. VALLEY,
AND AGEST AND REAL ESTATE BROKER
IL will give special attention to renting house and
collecting rents Also, buy, sell, exchange. lease
aud pay tfses ou rcal esa'ci negotiate loars
0vyioE-.i n.tcmorc Laves' Bank, No II
Brady STREET Dsv"nport Tcwa may 10 Am
A. RE,D. ND
PHFSI'IAN AND STRGEON
OFrIcg-No 2s corner Main and Third street.,
Dave por', Iowa
Dr reid can he Consulted at his oic- 1t all iours
THE day or light, anle IS professionally engaged
sepl6
JOSHUA BURR,
II.........RIsADY STMEET..
A GENTS Tor the sal- % Dapsnt,s sporting
"A aud Isla.ttng Powder, and safety fuse
sugra9- -dk~'s
}. ~. GUIrEAU,
ATTORNEY AT Law, NOTARY PEBLIC
NER.
ovvcw-No Davcnport's Book. Entrance on
Main street JulylA dSwly
NEW WpENNNyIvANgAH HUlAE,
Oos. Of lth and Town sts Davenport Uswa
DAVIS 4 soNa, Proprietors.
I,RER omriha. 10 and from tn Cars Once for
i s,aces avirg fnr H. Claire, Prince on Lyons,
ID witt. Naqlc eta aWi tnamosa
Parc unr Dnlar tcr day. aug2l.ly
JOHN &. BILLS
A TToRNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
~ and Notary Pnblie
O4Flcs-navenrort $ Block, Davenport Iowa.
mevsS
cHAS. 4. PUTNAM. u LEAEE.
PUTNAM Il IEAKE.
A TroRNEys AND CoUNsELORs TLAw and
n NUsries Pnbiic once, No. - Nam street,
Davenport, iowa Mayi7itf
Il. u. CeSGDoS. MALL
CONGUON a HALL.
ATTORNEYS AVID COUNSEL L0as AT Jaw
AND NOTARIES PUBLIC.
0fr'-Eor,h-wcst corner Of BRADY and Second
streets. it-s,a,rs-entrarce On Brsdy street.
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Pr NER 4 VAN UgDSEN,

A TTOREFYS y aud Councillors at Law. and Nota.
"A rics Public. Also agents Tor .he Charter Osh
Iire ms Co., Hartford Conn, Capital S3oo000
City Fire In Co. New Haven, q " &5G3,Oso,
orige L. Claire BLOCK, Davenport sept
CnseR7N 4 DOW,
A TTORNEYS AND cor NSRLLORS AT LAW
NOrARIES PUBL
Orlce--At Maeklot / CorSin's Exchange ONCE,
Davenport. Iowa. ocloN
JOHN n CKAW FORD
A TrORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW, AND
"A Notary Pubic
O,FIog-Nickois Block, up stairs. Js20
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o!1leb-1ssd6 sesss> ~ ~ bseu~ ~
o~1sos Ju0o1
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ST. LOUIS MARKETS.

~ = AOO1 1S Al n ~ Z So
Oct. ~ 80.
FLouR-In request st - 40(94 50.
WHsAT- Fair to choice ss@ele.
BARLEY-Dull. Fair 67X@s0c. A very
choice lot sold for Toe.
Constructive At 57kc.
GArs-Doll 1t l3145A
PorArors Receipts large and prices steady.
Range from lO@ @5O0sUc.
OHIoxs.-Dull at 42043c.
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TIE following generous notices Of
orr worthy associate, Major THoM.s a Ma
CtiIE. and OF iii consolidation OF the two
Democratic papers Of Davenport, we give
without comment, only r-marking that We
have over a column ofthe came sort, which
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GDsels7N 4 DOW
WcGAItN T. COATES,

WHOI.ES ALE G. ROGERS,
No IF ONT STRKET, CoRNER OF BRADY,
Davenport, Iowa.
VETE are constantly IN receipt - Fresh Grocer
w les. which We offer At Whulcsale. for cash. at
tire lowe>t troes. and to which invite the Atten-
tiop 81 d, aler. In city an country. mAy7 Gu
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-27

our worthy associate, halor lHoNAe a MA
ctIEE. and Of til consolidation OF the two
Democratic papers Of Davenport, we give
I without comment, only remarking that We
have over column of the came sort, which
shall appear il good time:
From the Mountaineer and Echo.
DI.oeRAr Asp NEws The two Demo-
cratic ,aper- of Davenport, Iowa. the Dem
1 cerdt AL the .Ie,es, have consolidated. aud
= Tie paper is Row published a. the Daiiy
+ Hemocrat md Neus Major Thomas A. Ma
gulre aud Col John G. Given Of this coun-
", having purchased the .Neocs and united it
with the Lemoc,at Me-'rs Mcguire and
Given Of the News. and Messrs. Richardson
and Wet Of the Democrat. will conduct the
consolidated paper. Major Mcguire being
the principal editor.
That Tom will make the Democrat and
Ne0s the leading paper Of the state, is bee
yond the pera1venturs OF doubt He can
not but give Prominence to paper, pos
sessng as hs does every characterize no
cessary to make him an able and popular
editor We welcome again TO the editorial
ranks our friends MaQnire and Given, and
congratulate the citizen4 Of Davenport and
Iowa generally upon the happy accession
they have received TO their ranks in the
per-ons of thee frosty sons Of thunder"
We trust that our two old friends may be
properly appreciated BY the people Of Dav-
enport, and that they may receive rich
reward for their services.
From the Pennsylvania Mountaineer.
~" Our noble hearted fellow citizen,
Maj Thomas A. Mcguire, left Us some weeks
since to make his home in the West, and
this week we received from him the Daily
II mocrat and Nees published at Davenport,
with his name at the mast head ~ one Of
the rroprietors. The Major is one of ma
ture's noLlemen, and Possesses peculiar tai
en,s as newspaper editor. That the Dem.
ocrat und Neps will he success, no one
doubts who Is ut all conversant with the Ma
jor's ability, and tha, 1t will be thoroughly
democratic, his unflinching advocacy OF
democratic principles whilst in this State
will fully attest We also notice the name
OF Col. John Given as one Of the Iroprietors
The Colonel is also tip top newspaper
man. Both gentlemen have our hsartiest
wishes for success, IA have they also those
Of this entire community, who greatly re-
greet their departure from our midst
From the Democrat and Sentinel
- We have received number Of the
Demoerat ard NsuS. published in Daven
port City, Iowa. IL j. edited hy Maj Tom
as A. Maguire, formerly of this County =
Mej. Mcguire is an atle and sarcastic poti
cal writer, and it will doubtless not be long
until his services Will be properly apprecia.
ted by the Democracy Of Iowa. We wish |
our friend success in his new enterprise =
Daily s. per year. Weekly 81.
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CARDS.
MACkDOt Il COFh1m.

Drs. Fountain & Adler,
LAVE REMOVED THEIR OFFICE FROM
l LcClaire Block. 10 the Office
On Third street, bet. Brady 4 Nam.
DR. FOUNTAINS Residence, on rcurtb St.
vest Of Main.
DR. ApLER's Residence. on Fourth Suset
ess. Of Brady.
lnn5 dsm
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JOSHUA RuRR,

lI.........R1eAD MEET......I1
"A and Ifla.ting Powder, and safety fuse
sugra9 dk~'s
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Competition Is the Spicc Of Trade,

ITO CONFORM TO the tirsss, the SCOTT HOUSE
has reduced the price Of transient to one dollar
per day, And permanent bcarders are now taken at
three dollars per week ana upwards. Il Is our Dc
that this sAA b. the rest dollar house n
the S.sto
s-.-s IL NONvH0UY,
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\. 2. lMTCuRLL. Aeeoe

ber Ne uouoUU8 WeNBneWn o0000ooD:
enAlD nm AND nA1IMD iNsUaA ron a
% PaILADaI.snrA, "a.
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VI.
CONGNON a HALL.
ATTORNEYS AVID C0UNsE' LOaS AT law
AND NOTARIES PUBLIC.
0mr'--Eor'h-wcst corner of BRADY and Second
streets. up-s,atrs-entrat,cc On BrsGy street.
Ir,i.
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J. ~. s.ul1fcEAl1.
lIIlS. Il FIINN NJ. J
PUTNAM Il l.EAKE


A TrORNEyS AND COUNCILLORS AT LAW, and
IA Notsries Public Once, No. - Main street,
Davenport, iowa. Nayi7itf
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] a. RGt1D. NJ. ID

SITIAN AND STHGEON
0FrIcg-No 2s, corner Main and Third street,
Dave port, Iowa
Dr Reid can he consulted at his ofc- At all hours
OF the day or light, aness professionally engaged
Aep2D
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DIR. y. II. WORIEY,

HOMEPATHIC rHYSICIAN. OFFICE
and Residence, 30 Brady Street, in tho
house formerly occupied by DR.. Gibson.
oct. IL dts
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Mr.. GEO. ,. DIxwELL, Il Boston. /. "A
1Vl mitted partass 10 our houss fsem. -
after the first day Of October. Our agency
the name and style OF sargent DixwsIi.
COOK i SARGENT.
Dsvsnport, Oetobsr Iss. 1850. -.
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A PPLES " 1HE BAkREL Il = W07.s
"A cheap. 8. y, ~ HR NJ
0ool1 d0
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q. aOODwIN. J. u. MILLER j. TKE0o
GOODWIN, MILLER 4 CO.,
4 ItENEKAL COMMISSION MERCIANTS-
Na. :, Cry BuILDIsGs, ST. LouIs, Mo.
oct. ! 1, dtf.
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j. j. WAG.I.E ~

7 AND AGENT AND REAL ESTATE BROKER
Ia will give special attention to renting houses and
collecting rents. Also buy, sell, exchange. lease
and pay tiSes ou rcal cs;a;c negotiate loans xam-
no.aui titl.s, 80 *.
OvVIoE-si n.terorc Laves' Bank, No II
Brady STREET, Dnv"nport. tcwa may 10 .6m
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-08-26

A VENERABLE BIsHoP-The Rev.
Joshua Soule, d. ID senior Bishop of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, preached
sermon at Lebanon, Ohio, on the 31st
ultimo. 1t is stated that some of his al
lusions. to his early ministerial life, the
deathsof his former colleagues, Whatcoat,
McKendree, George, and others, were very
touching. Sixty years ago." said the
Bishop, "on the 9th of January last, / left
my fathers house to begin the work of a
Methodist travelling preacher, and this
day, July 3lst, I close the 18th year of
my life" He spoke with his usual dis
tinctness and compass of voice, sufficient
to make himself heard by large con-
gregation.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-08-26

to conceal; but throwing back the curl'
with sudden toss, she struck the last
chord of the polka, and said, gaily, "Go.
ing away?"
eyes, for some months.
"Dear ME, how distressing Just stop
at my linen diapers as you go home. and
order me some extra pocket-handkerchiefs
for this melancholy occasion, will your"
"You do not seem to require them"
said, rather piqued, 81 shall stay some
months"
"Well, write to pa won't you? And, if
you get married, or die, or anything, let us
know"
II have an offer to be partner in an
English bank in Paris, said, determin-
ed to try her; ''and if accept it, as l
have some thought of doing, shall never
return"
Her face did not change. The old,
saucy look was there, as | spoke but |
noticed that one little hand closed convul-
sively over her watch chain, and that the
other fell upon the keys, making for the
first time, discord.
"Going away forever" she said, with a
sad tone, that made my heart throb,
Miss Susy, | hoped you at least, would
miss me, and sorrow in absence"
She opened her eyes with an expression
of profound amazement.
"I?"
eyes, it might change all my plans, if
my absence would grieve you"
Change all your plans?"
eyes, | hoped-thought-"
Oh that earnest, grave face. My cheeks
burned, my hands and feet seemed to swell
and I felt cold chills all over me. [ could
not go on. | broke down for the third
time. ....
There was an awkward silence. glanc-
ed at Susy. Her eyes resting on my hand
which lay on the arm of the sofa. The
contrast between the black horse-h hair and
the flesh seemed to strike her,
"What pretty little hand, ~ she said
A brilliant idea passed through my
brain.
"You may have it if you will?'' l said
offering it.
She took it between her own, and, toy
ing with the fingers, said, "May II"
Eyes, tiff you will give me this one,
and I raised her beautiful hand to my lips
She looked into my face, What she
read there | cannot say but if ever eyes
ever tried to talk, mine did then. Her
color rose, the white lids fell over the glo-
rious eyes, and the tiny hand strugeledto
free itself Was l fool enough to release
it?
What l said, know not; but I dare say
my wife can tell you. Five minutes later
my arm encircled the brown dress, the
brown curls fell upon my breast, and my
lips were in contact with-another pair.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-08-26
A True and Weighty Bill.

Col. George w. Gayle, distinguished
Democratic politician of Alabama, latterly
known as an ardent Southern Rights man,
regards the defeat and disruption of the
National Democratic party as the first and
indispensable step to be taken towards the
securing of the rights of the South He
is therefore laboring for the defeat of that
party, and in a late letter makes the fol-
lowing strong counts in his indictment
against it Col. Eaq'r.
This is the condition of the Southern
people now-divded and distracted by the
Democratic party. What remedy have
we but to break down that party by all
lawful means, and remove it from our great
pathway, as loathsome nuisance, until
the slavery question is settled?
But, before one portion of common
people makes hostile movements towards
another they should inquire whether that
movement is lust. Although I have al
ways been Democrat, and, as such, for
three years did good service in Mobile, |
shall pray for the speedy overthrow of that
party, for he following reasons:
/. 1t refuses to lay down its good old
party name, for the present, and unite
with the rest of the Southern people to
protect the institution of slavery
2. As a Southern party organization it
gives no aid to slavery by its cardinal
doctrines of opposition to a national bank,
tariff, or internal improvements, and re-
fuses to disband for the "union of the
South for the sake Of the South"
3. AS national party organization il
has and holds no principle in common,
and is held together by no ties but love
of power and spoils. The wing of that
party north of Mason and Dixon's line
is for bank, tariff and internal improve,
ments, and against the institution OF
slavery; and the wing south of that line
is against bank, tariff and internal i'm
provements, and for the institution Of
slavery, AS such a party then, they are
willing to see the South wrecked anG
ruined, to revel in power, and enjoy the
Office patronage Of the President This
is so plain that man may run and reaC
it.
t. As a national organization, held to
gether for power and spoils, they are tn,
/ Union party, and as long as they can hold
power they will continue to be so. The
link which holds the Northern and South
orn wings together will be inseparabie, be
cause the Democracy North are for 9TH,
/ Union as the paramount good and they
hold the power of the National Demo
cratic party,
/ 3. As national organization, tn,
Southern wing is poweress upon the ques
tons of bank, tariff, internal improve
ments and slavery, because the Northern
wing have the controlling power, and diff
fer with the South on all these questions
There are nineteen Free States and four
teen Slave States, fact rarely thought o
by the politicians of the day, and on,
imposing enough to cite us to unccasin,
vigilance.
s. As national organization, it i
dangerous to the South and her institu
{ tons at the present time; because to sus
tain Democratic President and hi
Northern fkrty, it will sacrifice the bes
: interests of the South ,6as has been mad
! manifest by the passage Of the accuses
aud abuminable Conference Bill for whicl
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-08-26

CURE FOR FEVER AND AGUE-The fol-
lowing simple remedy for the cure of ague
and fever, was brought from the Spanish
Main, and has been found very effective
Just before the chill comes on, have a
pot of very strong coffee made and keep
it hot, and when the first chill is felt, pour
out about pint and squeeze the juice Of
couple of lemons in it, aud little sugar
to make it palatablc, drink it off, so to bed
and cover up warm. One trial of this
often cures, whilst two or three trials never
fail.