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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-29
PHOTOGRAPHIC CARD.

TAKE pleasure in announcing to my oil friends and
have again returned to resume the practice of the
PHOTOGRAPHIC ART in all its branches, having pur
chased the interest of brother in the old establish
ed Gallery in Union street, and having spent iouF
months N New York the past Summer TO obtain fully
all the late Improvements IN the art have painted,
renovated and enlarged the suite of Rooms throughout
That my facilities now better 20 produce hrst-
class work than most Galleries can boast OF, and con
duce the comfort Of patrons trust not only
TO sustain the proud position the Gallery has hereto
fore sustained but to elevate il 10 stiil higher stand
ard. have also engaged the services OF Mr. COOK
of the best Photographers in the world who took
the Pictures which obtained the first premium at the
Worlds Fair in London, in 1851, and am determined
only make this the leading Gallery in the State
but my work shall not be surpassed North or South
and introduce to the public the following new
styles
Imperial Photograph, India Ink,
Vigenette, plain or colored,
Ivorytypes,
Pastel PortalPictures, life size,
Photographs on Canvass, life size,
Visiting Cards, full length plain,
Autograph Photographs is taken at one sitting.
Stereoscopes, glass or paper,
still continue TO make the Melanotype and Am
brotype as heretofore. The above styles all en-
tirely in this city, except the Autograph Card,
when but made at sitting All who are IN want ol
anything in my line politely invited TO give my
call before visiting elsewhere, when viii prove by
occular demonstration the above facts
Respectfully, F. n HUGHES
oct20-u E. c. D. L a A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-08

j. k,nd N esoua ar evening edition u tho CpN','aiea
~ In ~ ,.,,annt i,at..s tat apl, aryd u, 10
taa sts sslss "a nltfulLg r8hirl 20 atssisnai
bctes met etfy dcea ter u any party iast tncidts
4 m au,a.e no aIAcfepts 6 tae present time he Is
oeed ulen fo4y-z adversary q r'pa'l : aai fol
az Z aeit ur.t 1t ta-NeIre f1r tlle nr- ne poo tlces
1T amount smole but the Pays has 'cs RAIDERS.
IT., Sts,, rlE lie Aoad cf ,ns liberal j,lcsas Il
s ruch crct ..ed n. the blaoe@,is and remark
cole tQr ne natenassit ton" npla al occasions ID IA
SEP utett 80 nj aeon Az sssge 4 essssraj Esns,
,hr N1ts approve o The policy q The s<s,eSD Sspa
leon aud oass ~ - independent way ooae .m unol
tNU liver cssss The cnlA v4't~v q s.e
Si,cs Is Hsviu tprmcf ipera' oeplty. ~ Asst. Il
st.led here 5epnhcon,n ARA has lstey ssss NO.
narke. b. ~ elsscAa up tho clergy. .4sbr1 co,
appeas fur Lh,y u the press NJ - vsic 10
tne "a - y iialinh 'ndepenntnr - aaSarlissei ~
Spcle las larger circulation than n,Asr trenca
jourras
The Journal Us De11s c'nsitorei here IS the orio
cpal Ut the 0,eansss ssains that thu cbauces
aef. becoming lees ssaa day fir ths snc3e-s,rs ~
LONE Philippe, the Dtb1t, opp st,,n 20 the
government, has hprte1 the hneril Sts0uari Ll.siy
however cnause has she spsil - is dreams
AMI 70 the sst q tue Orranis patty ths bAs
has indnised u praises o. tna prcsaas goyeeumeut
suppose The e. itofs ioaHd that ii
nhng spo tnal sfte- al, 'h.,r greatest dvo,,u Is 70
IL mseises DC fac, may aso lhaeacs tn Debats Al
prc.,ut The political writer og the DcbpsisM urier
flsury, formerly seUre,arg ~ the Doc ID Aunsle All
father H. laa d 20 rhouvenei Minister . Fore 4,
Affairs here r.rosos ae raoavcne - lgns va
poltrA, I'd NJ 81 his father IN law rns e,Ss, the :,
Iehn Lbn happ' orstas, = q 20 .i.a outs ~ ~
love, .nd 70 oeoomrV 10 imitation ~ tas ce, oe- =
srsan-sa orsA- ., ,ns p.@p.s; 1 -. - ae..ss
~, zcr. iOrfueciy secretary y snis 90 Girr
oiu VITO foanded the Prtsse THIS J,urnai y Tow re.
hg wu0a ojur,d ~ tho RAPID ucress y IN opp.,on'
Nocthdls tounaed les n.ouths back By ,ef,4t,
tu rr ut cditr q Alto fesse, whtch llrnai ne lei -
found The Dp,yatsae Npiarae
r,'rce Jc cue, 70. dto ased, The patron o. tho
0y4nan> tact gaze The neoeatsry fdufs 70 con
nepct ,oe zap csteu ~ that journal Il mo org "a
a5eTolln ecdsc6s Is the 'riesa Of revolutions sst
batter tssst,tsus >hnse DIVINE eishs nhpls coateSts
Il pfes ~ tn ofgsl &C tue Gsvoar Parry Ffsc
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-08
DRY GOODS, SO

..ufgs FUKs .~URs -9kEAr FUR ExjifEGKNT At
n Phillips fur emporium W Grad street.
thu a tbs ladies OF New hprx
and ypty to b ex-ass stock ~ ch aud we'll selected
Fus 7bis universally nesird q 10 hs U.S. or
the ret novel fashionable Furs tg Their with 'Sse' nj
aasigy and nee fog ~h ch We oefy com -a
Ladies will do we % call rs 81 ~ pnrcnssnE oise
n s suge set az wh assli- price Lahics
idss difference 10 chsrgs . To- nroAa
way or pskep be nd rfsa lishcd patent
Fur M1G Em rorum ~ Or M stree, New fors
gxBus-u FANCY rURs ~ BaoADwAy-rHB On.
dersirred h.s opened hs stock eomerisng svsrtesy
styles mink and other chc- surs VII co hs Oh ors
low tor esah exceesing eh,les~l~ prices 1T retail
sfa&OkD GOGk Prsct.cI fuv'ier, ~ RrostwAy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-08

a CHEAP sABRoIDRay and RIBBON ssrABI.IsH.
MINT.
GREAT C..EAh1N0 SALE


olssrins .sis > HAD p-ssss. Sc
Siea,irT vale Of s,Ik and s,eas nonnrss
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AZ he s1s s:-. 'saS city,
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c-ras : :.. Woo S f a:s 49, % 100
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A roe THIRTY DAYS
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-08

A 0EHTLs1ak ABOUT LkAyiS3 FOR CENTRAL
a and south America would wtsh enter into
mercantile h rry sale n
pschness and m~rchSndise Of al desopu ven we'll
renccal Add ess y. III station ID. New York CITY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-08

.os ss%sdy ~ u. S.. sn.s :o ass 18th With grss.
blaine and nlsmmA,nry rheumsisn . 40 exce'ent 40
%sss, s ss ri f cents pc, boz %
wholesale .nd retail a los se.Lmsa srees corner o. Pearl
(,oHPoUsD ESSENCE Or csIkA Roor-pREP AIRED
B.onThe ges, virtues Of eHs.,,s rsms.iss s~ys IN =.
Ss .sc,ns a.sd Do.Ans siss Iheps~s.as H. socr.s.
: ssSS.: ri 4. u. he s:s:
have !. rss q The sss sG % n. s, v y o u:
dssas but the iace youaE aod blooming. and
ny. ssasa, wsies Dr. Morrill, about % give y "
wrl3 hss he-a cured at an enormous srpe1se fo pny
on Se s I t 1.'1 rue ssa vsass
sessans IN order + render ihs fully ehcseiaus Is
much labor ready far sns psbo " . = and sd per
Yer s-sinsl episson Is unprecedented Aci,s on the
tons 10 " ard -srrns AVA AL posoaous
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-08

DCwYER'g sPIKEEARO OINTMENT -rag ONLY IN.
ID rAiole remedy for the piles 10 4ho used with great
for scsd., severe woundA sat rbeusn coll
bnins and rheumatism II excellent
pbca,ion d AL the sbovs somps n@ Il WIN ours or he
money Will be returned Prize - cents Don For sale
wholesale retail los se1knAn sree corner Of Pearl
Agents. wanted for city aud country.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-17
Angels in the House.

A correspondent Of the New York
independent sends the following as a
true incident
know man. He is not a Christ
ian. His daily life Is not in accordance
with even principles of morality. He
has three beautiful, well-behavel chill
dren. The other day he told me this
incident OF one of them, his little girl,
three or four years old.
Said he: "Perhaps some people
would think it sacrilege, but | don't !;
but for some time back have been in
the habit OF reading the Bible, and OF
having prayers every night before the
children went to bed. ] have done it
because it had a good influence on the
children, and because | hope it may
have good Influence on myself. Last
night | went to Lodge (he is Masou)
aud did not get home until after eleven
O'Clock. The children, Of course, were
all IN bed, and supposed asleep. Be-
fore going 70 bed, kneit down by my
bed to pray, and had been there but a
moment when | heard Noble get up
from her bed Ia the next room, and her
little feet come pattering across tue
floor toward me. kept perfectly still
and she came AMI kncit down beside me
without say ing word. did not notice
her, aud in a MON mt, speaking just
above her breath she said, Pa, pray
loud | prayed. kissed her, aud she
went back t, BED; and tell you C,
! have had nothing to affect me SO for
the last ten years. thought Of nothing
else all dsy long but just that little =
PA. pray loud.
AMONG the poems in manuscript left
by The late Major Eastman, We find one
OF the title Of "rhc Orphan" which we
print below. From the freshness Of the
ink in which it is written, the inference
IS that it was one Of the iast-pCi haps
the very last-of his poetical produc-
tons 1t is as sweet in conception as it
is graceful in dictlon.- Vermont Pat
riot.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-17
. % .

The Bnghampton Ecpublican tells a
good story Of that once eccentric genius
Known as the "mad poet" Mcdonald
Ci,rke. 1t says:
Ever, body remembers Mcdonald
Clarke, who was SO we'll known In New
ok, few years since, rs the "msd
poet. During the last years of his life,
oiarke wa made free OF at the Astor
ilousc table, aud of cntimes this errant
mar u genus could be seen accc.,,inq
It's hospitalitits when other 4 ors were
closed ON ms fallen fortunes. Every
ONE knew Clarke by sight and one dav
While quietly taking his dinner w.,
S"ntheine's, seating themselves OPPOSITE
commenced . convereaiion int neled fear
the cars Of Clarke. One said
"Well, have been in New Yak
two mon,bs, aud have seen all wish
TO see, with one exception
All" SAID the other, "what is
Ilhats"
"McDonald Clarke, the great poet"
respot ded No. l, with great emphasis.
Clarke raised his eyes slowly from
his plate, and, seeing the attention OF
the table was on him, stood up, placing
his baud over his heart, and bowling with
great gravity to the Soulherners, lie
said:
6 / am Mcdonald Clarke, the great
poet"
| The Southerners started In mock sur
| pr Sc, gazed at him in silence for a fe
u, ments, and then, amid an audible
,iaer OF the company, one Of them drew
rom ms pocket a quarter of dollar,
ana, laying 1t before Clarke, still look ed
AZ Dim Without smile Clarke raised
the quarter IN silence and dignity, placed
it in his pocket, drew thence a shilling.
which be deposited before the Southern.
err with these words
"Children half price - 7 r
+ The litter changed to roar. and
the 6outhsrners we're missisR instanter,
Z J = r
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-17
How a brunkard Feels An Incident.

\ graduate of one Of the Universities
OF Grea. Britain came to me, shak no
and trembling. He SAID he s.came to
me as he woald so to PHI, sician." |
said, ''you must stop drinking" 81
can't "You vii! die" Il am afraid
! shall if | give it up; l CANT My
vile and two gentlemen Were pre.en
SAID, wv hat good does the drink do
you = mo good" "Why do y,u
drink 7" IL must have it" Thinking
that, berg an educated man, he might
give me some ideas, asked him, ",V ii
you tell me how You feel before YOU be-
en- t. drink, and afterwards ~ shall
uevcr forget. lie stood up and said =
"All ! can say is, must have the
drink "Why!" 81 feel as # there
were insects i'll nv veins. Oh i; is
horrible, horrible. l touch my coat,
mad ~ ad-mad If could not ct
1t without having sound tooth torn
out OF my jaw, bring the instrument and
wrench 1t out | must have tie drink,
you see--so | get it,"
And then l stand still, that | may not
disturb its effect. That's what | wan.
Il want relief S; and l feel it. Quick.
quick, no, it sends the blood through
my veins the insects are gone, and
nes'n TO per>plre, Yes, | am better,
better, better It's what | want; its
oo"i's-is coming-it has come to me
--reiief-like flash of summer l,eb,.
mig, and it gone and get another
"inen,' | said, "you will die" Il am
afraid shall can you save me - .Not
unless you stop drinking" 81 ca,,t
die. | haven't offered PRAYER 70 cd
for sixteen years" "Yon mus, o;va :,
up" 81 can't" l said, "God viii he, -
you" mo he won't" "IswiIl." SID
|, ''my wife and will take care on Won
Tor four days, il you will. have lust
tour days to spare for you" We took
him, though we could get no prom Sc
from him. We nursed him night and
day. The third afternoon he sat with
me, his hand in nine, and | spoke to
him of God, aud Christ, and eteruity.-
He said II am of coumon sense, | be-
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-17

THE Suffering IN KANsAs.-Rcv.
I. Reynolds, in letter dated AtcLison,
Nov. 9Th, says there are 10000 people
in Kansas y no Lust be assisted for the
next eight mouths or starve. He SAWS
the distress is Tar greater than his worst
fears. The agent Of the Sunday School
y on, Nj. Maltice, who has Travelled a
great deal IL Central and Southern
haAsas, furnished Mr.. Reynolds with
facts most painful in their character.
One ;amily 81 his acquaintance, fourteen
" numper, was entirely destitute Of ev-
cry tand II under, clothing, and had to
ike ior three weeks upon less than one
nall bushcl Of corn-meal Had nothing
~ H. world else but acorns. This v as
not al lsosted case. Other families
had, for days, 10 seek their living under
'"e forest tees. The Hon. NJ. J. Par
iolt ssys thai H. met with the mos,
P"'h'ni distress willie travelling recently
d t rough BfecAiuridge county. lie had
9at'qiel this fact in regard to one Of the
ia~nshp.: "7Here 'eere not ten families
Y Z rib lad bread enough to las-sheu
one uto,.th.'
Think OF that you tina, have no. onl,
an abn' dance bnt more than yon real,
know what to do with. WISH you ALLOW
those people 70 starye while you grow
ATT 1Hose ''eop1e nauH be he,pea
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-17
THE Or PRAN.
BY CHAkLES q. EASTMAN.


We loved heras our own, poor child,
And through the weary years
We nursed her life with constant care
And kissed her silet tears.
She strove to seem contentei while
we cheered her through the day.
But when alone at night, poor child,
She wept her life away.
Westrove by every art, poor child,
by every tendcrart.
And every gentle meas to win
Her sorrow from her heart.
Butts Ill she dropped beneath our care,
And sadder grew each day
her cheek was always wet; poor child,
She wept her life away.
Still while she vert and strove, poor child,
Iopay our love with smiles,
And hide her sorrow from our hearts
With sweet and playful wiles,
Herlip gr W winter and her cheek
Grew paler day by day,
And struggling with her grief, poor child,
She wept her life away.
She di' when Summer came, poor child,
The child We could not save,
And hard mourning that she slept,
" e laid her in the grave.
She never could forget the day
Her saintei mother died
They could not live apart, poor child,
They sumber side by side.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-17

SILLY ALARMS the New Orleaus
Deita, spec king Of the apprehension o!
financial embarrassment IN that city and
IN the Sou,h, sgvs that alarms arc all
needless. aud lntinates that secession
and its consequences wonld bless rather
than cure build up rather than destroy
Southern commerce aud finance.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-17

SoMETniaG OF PEoposTrIoN.-
Among the propositions for restoring
pcace to the countrf IS one said TO have
originated with Robert J. Walker, 10
the effect that If the Presidential eject
ors could be elected in single districts, is
Representatives in Congress are chosen
Ia ali the States in the Union, there
would be no danger of mere geograph-
lcal or sectional party. Gov. Walker at
an early day intends to elaborate this
idea.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-17

I'eye, and - sssaas 0alknmaaozAhat a
never can be happy in another world"
lie then went out aud cut his the. at
from esr to ar. OAymy friends, shall
wcnot try - save ouF tsltow- men from
such fa.esY-John A GoxDh.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-17

Iowa BY CoMraeisoN,-In the year
$50 loea had a population of !92Io4,
andfsVisccnsin sos, 39l. difference OF
1928 pcople to start on. After ne
laps Of ten years We tind that Iowa has
more than held her own with her more
pretending sis er, the former having a
population Of Ga, s7s, and the latter
|''.''i, = difference in favor of Wis.
co"sa OF il2,s93. Thus 1t will be seen
that Iowa with only two thirds Of the
! f@piai + sta't on IN 1880, has a larger
ircrease titan Wisconsin, BY several
thousand Good for Iowa.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-17

IN THE Philadelphia Ledger Of the
9th of October ult., the following adver-
tlsement appears under the general head
of wants:
''WANThD By a respectable colored family
WHITE Boy II or l6 years of age, to wait on ia
.le and make himself generally useful abou,
The house. Address. with reference. 'Peuder
graz. Blooc'. D4-pa,ch"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-17
ST.ATE-lTEuS.


TuE Clinton county Democrat he's
suspended. The Office has been taken
back to Camanche.
ClINToN Go. CouaT opened on don
day last with $50 civil case, % criminal
cases, aud ~ bard cases Qawyers
THg T plon Ad0ertiser says 1--WE
hear il lumorcd that the Board OF Di-
rectors of the Upton X. X. Co. have
resolved to re-conmence work on the
railroad. " hat amount is available We
do not know" That Is good news, and
we trust it is true.
SIX car loads OF live hogs were re-
ceatly shipped from Washington to Chi
20, saws the Mnseat,ne Journal. That
paper very properly remarks :-"W c
Sc no reason why hogs should be
shipped past this point when there are
such excellent facilities tor Strengthening
them here. Orr buyers must be up and
dong, Or they vii lose much Of the
trade legitimateiy belonging t. MnscA-
,iue."
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-17

New YORK sends eleven Democrats
to Congress on the 4th of March next,
instead Of four, her present number.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-17

SuIcIDE.-t,u Saturday last, in St
Paul, MINES ota, a real estate operator
committed suicide, by throwing himself
from the'A. Paul Bird ge, 8 distance Of
about ninety feet, into the Mssssippi
River. lie has been involved pecun:ar-
4Iy iHatterly, and IN order to dlsembarrass
himself, he forged Ramsey County
Bonds. lie WAS detected; and rather
than endure the ignominy of being stis-
masrsd sd sbrspdedh with tbs name Of
forger-he was led to commit the rash
sats-svss .Aasi ~ ,,s..,az
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-17

The citizens OF Davenport are taking meas
ures to aid the destitute in Kansas - De Wit
STANDARD.
What is Dewitt doing in that line
Can't you turn in and help the work
along?
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-17

To CosegpsDpstges q
The Aaversssr, hs1ins bscs eeered % healo
10 afew ~eeks BY h very sis Femety, af
having suffered several yeels wit1e severe iu
Election, and sh.. tlr.sd dsss.se, 0sssump.ies-
is ANXIOUS to make known TO his fellow sufferers
the means of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy OF the
prescription used free Of charge, With the direc-
lion for preparing and using the same, which they
will find SURE CURE FOR CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA,
BRONCHITIS, &c. The only object of the aaver-
tiser in sending the prescription is TO benefit the
afflicted, and spread information which he con-
ceiyes to De Invaluable and he hopes every sufferer
will try his remedy, as it will cost them nothing,
and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please al
dress REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
WILLIAMSBURG,
octl5-ly Kings County, New York.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-17

Coon FOR InwA.-The census returns
of OHIO shows that her increase OF pop
uation in the past ten years has been
100000 The increase in Iowa during
the same term was III round numbers
$4,000, or ll7,o00 more than the
Buckeye State. Ohio has population
of 566IS