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Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-11

:" GREAT EXPECTATIONS" will be realized by the
use Of HILLS MINT SPECIFIC, for Badness and
Failing Of of the Hair
GREAT EXPECTATIONS will be realized by the
use OF WAX FLOSS for dressing the Hair.
GREAT EXPECTATIONS " will be realized by the
use Of PREPARED TUFA, for cleansing and beautify
ing the Teeth.
GREAT EXPECTATIONS " will be realized by the
use of the WAYERLY PERFUME for the Handker-
chief
"GREAT EXPECTATIONS will be realized by the
use of HILLS LIQUID AMANDINE, for Chapped
Hands, Roughness of tie Skin, &c.
Prepared and sold by
JOHN Q. HILL, Apothecary,
NJ n III Han
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-11

liz the list Of articles forwarded by the Wor-
cester Soldiers Relief Committee, published
Dee. 10Th, instead OF 250 pairs miltens for
warled to the fifteenth regiment, it should
read $50 pairs mlttens.
AS the call for mittcns still! continues, fur
ther contributions Of yam are solicited by the
committee.
A letter las been forwarded to the Worces-
ter Soldiers Rel ef Committee, from Captain
Foster Company d, tweny.filth regiment,
saying they want one hundred blankets or
quilts Immediately. Persons who can con
tribute these articles are requested 10 send
them to the Employ ment Room, No. 100 Main
street, previous to Saturday.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-11

The FouNDLrNG.-A pretty female child,
about three weeks old, left upon the premises
of Mr.. Jencks, corner Of Sycamore and Bea-
con streets, has been taken to the city aims
house, where it may be seen by any one who
may wish to adopt it,
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-11

To APoTHEc RIEs.-The attention of apothecaries is
called to the advertisement of r. H. j. under the head
of Wants" d2t* all
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-11
CITY AND COUNTY.

FALSE REPoRTs.-The city was agitated,
yesterday, with various reports relative to
alleged intormalties in the returns of the vote
from ward seven We are authorized to state
that there is nothing whatever in the facts to
warrant such reports, that the returns were
accurate in every respect, and that the officers
on the ticket with Mr.. AIdrich have received
their certifcates Of clecliOn.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-11


Of pasture weeds remedy that every
kind Of humor, from the worst Scrofula down to com
IVyo bottles are arrantedto cure nursing sore mouth.
One three bottles win cure the worst kind opmpes
l'wo ortlree bottles will clear the system of btles
Two bottles are warranted to cure tine worst canker
Three or re bottles are warranted to cure the wor
One or two bottles are warranted to cure all humors
Two bottles are warranted running of the ears
ane blotches among the hair H., -.
One bottle win cure scaly eruptions Of the skin
Two orhIee bottles are warranted to cure the worst
Two ortbree bottles are warranted TO cure the mos
desperate of rheumatism.
Five eight bottles will the worst case of scrofla
One to three bottles are warranted to cure the worst
Of Dyspepsia. know from the eXperienceUf thou
sands thatt has caused by cankerin the stomach.
One to two bottles are warratedt TO cure sick headache
One 20 bottles warranted to regulate costiv
state Of the bowels.
One to two bottles will regulate all arrangements of the
Four tosx bottles nave cured the cases ofdrop
one to three bottles have the worstcasc piles
re iefis always experienced What mercy TO get re
Since itshrs discovery have from time to time add
ed various Other herbs to it, Of one ofthem ppocrates
the Fathero Medlc!ne says 1T IS an herb of Jupiter,
upeneh distractions of The liver gall and spleen;
It is especialfend to the liver worth all other herbs
tt0gether cooling it when too hot, and warming il
"Itcreaeth an appetite cureth all gone and sinking
feeling the pit of the stomach, easeth all pains, and
stit hes in the side.
'Itexpells all raw, vsoious and Shiny humors out
the 5Ody tceanseth all inward ulcers and cOHgealed
blooGfrom the kidneys.
By opening distractions Of the spleen, it purgeth all
burnt chOer and melancholy TaUOrs which riseh TO the
and brain, causing distressing headache fearful fore
bodng of trouble trembling Of the heart talnting and
sWO0nng
'TheheTb boiledi in wine particularly good
the dropping spirit of the aged and whoever has ngeT
ing sickness after fever nothing restores him to health
so quick as drinking the Juice of this herb
"fheseeds boiled in water cureth the most offensive
breath and drank at bedtime, prevents what's common
y cailednightmare and all melancholy dreams disease
bilious people are liabieto.'
The Faher of Medicine SAYS Of another herb in this
composition that tis an herb Of the sum- and in the
sign Leo.
"The the OF all life and ruleh the heart;
and this herb is the best cordial he
the hear Of that grows it Cumoreth the heart,
cureth all palpitatou thereof takeh away trembling
fantng and smUtnerine OF it, yetlt mast be taken
fully gripping will ensuo, which must be
rected withfennel seed or ginger.
No chang OF diet necessaryea the best car
get and enough of it.
BY strictly following the directions in the pamphlet
around each bottle and by judicous application ofthe
Salt RbeH Ointment, ScrQaia Ointment, and Heaiute
Ointment every ulcer and Of whatever kind ma
ture except cancer that has taken roots, perfectly
and permanently cureG
Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY, l2 Warren
street. ROXburY, Mass. Price 81. dU
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-11

Rev. George Gordon, president of Iberia
College, Ohio, has been convicted of resisting
a United States marshal, in an attempt to cap
ture a fugitive slave, and sentenced to mpriS-
onment tor six months, and payment Of a tine
and costs OF prosecution amounting to $500.
The largest army ever collected was that
with which XerXes, king OF Persia, invaded
Greece in the year $50 b. G. Ii is estimated
to have numbered 250O,000 soldiers, with as
many more camp followers, making The whole
host 100000 human beings.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-11

s,''r q, . II hsI IL lb oVLD
w. A. Ba'eheor splendid 'iar Dye Is The O'g'a' and
tantaneous its effects does not stain the skin and nv.
,,., 20, ,o l,s- ,- r, -, ,.r,+, ,i ,.o ,c .t,r,
~ ~ ~ " NJ - ~ " " u'0 "0"o '''si
than the genuine, signed ON each side OF every box
WILLIAM \. BATCHELoR. Sold by all respectable Drug
is+s anil 7,,,., Goods c,r.s c,,o, ,.,aro ,t,,,,,a
s's's "" r.''eS "o'"S 'ore' c'el "ueIe N'i'ulac'
Broadway, New York. d6wly aus
Dr' SNeeJ,H shihiible t-inFncht IS truly
o-o oS@iS
IS i1 y Er5nt 81 strce @ io '' at f
on rNSSE So " asSiag Mfl Ga s%Irr 5g}5TG ca bd
fore purchasing al olQ
Gents Es5u,. shirt. r,odc ia ,r1or II, Tho meet IN
Shirt Patterns cut ar o3i
--
rho .en, ,,,i,, n III "o ""i 'eg'' "pPvsI'
.I,ni Il ,oatin,, 49,, I,hot,--.,g r,o,,,,,r,o1 =,
this cnnntrv Civ" hin, a caiI i dtf 9 ~ No " "
' '9' Wv nm d O"li' uu my
Efvou wish tor splendid picture your child, call
Claaia'S lSs Main street His arrangements are CON
---- --z ---------z-
Dr. HEattiS"m attends TO the treatment OF the
Special Diseases OF Women, at his REMEDIAL IN.
STIrUfE. No IS Union St, Providence T. l. see his
aGNertsGment OF THE GREAT INDIAN REMEDY
FOX FLMNLi-S' III TINS paper. att ZIG
Geo. Sessions
FURNISHING ERTAKER.
ALWAYS be found large a3sortment Of Codn all dit
IeieVl ANUS o. patterns Mththc ana Hlliut taSkett
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-11
MESSENGERS NOTICE COMMON


Attorney 81 Counsellor at Law,
No. Bank Block, Worcester Mass.
dill dNw3m
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-11

SITUATION WAN CED-To do cham
~ ber work or assist in general housework, bv girl
who brings good reference. Apply at 80 Front street.
dll
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-11
BORN.
In this city, Dec s. a daughter to Daniel stevens.


In Cherry Valley. Dec 7, by Rev w LacouHt Jan
Legg, Jr, to Lydia Mathews, both Of Cherry Valley.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-11

SmiUh'N Curative Gican%E:ils Com . Ind.-A
superior remedy for Headache Burns Sore Lips Bowel
Complaints Cankcr. Piles. Sure Throat, &C. &c. For
sale by BUSH co, "a Front street. by the dozen,
single bottle at manufacturers prices. decd y30
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-11

DIR. Sweets snfIIlIbIe Eiufmcmt is truly a
friend in need, and every family shOuld nave at hand.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-11

SmiIhheld Lime, for Blue Dyeing, at EARLE
TENNEY, ~ co.'s City Lumber Yard, Washington
Square. diff rs
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-11

7 ,OST OK STOLEN-Tuesday morning,
~ Il Pocket Book containing one hundred dollars or
more, in bills mostly the Mechanics Bank, WorceS-
ter Whoever will return the to this Office shall be
suitably rewarded. II aIsO contains Teceptcl bill Tor
dress making. d4t* oil
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-11

AtYood's QuInine Tonic H;Itters-1he best
Ar0m Tonic offered to the public. All Druggists
haveit. See advertisement. sep3 cody
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-11

See woman. IN another column, picking ~ambuc
Grapes for peers Vine II is admirable article used
in husptals and by the first class families in parIs
don, and New ORR, in preference to old poit wine II
is worth trial, as il gives great satisfaction,
iel5 deOdIy
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-11
DIR. HOOEzEE's
COUGH AND GROUP SYRUP

ait will nearly all forms Of Coughs leading TO
Consumption but will MOI cure when seated, and may
be relied On rs test to that disease II is unlike live
syrup ana the Ordinary Cough and Group omcies HAS
much as II contains 10 dangerous a. .ens thou, whole
hutlte be taken N one hour; willie it is uicol cura-
tive pleasant To the taste. and uniy ersay ssful
and no uad result can POSSIBLY follow its use.
Children Liable TO be attacked with Group without
q moment warning. II Is therefore important that
cry ianlN should have constantly hand siule
pleasant, yet CtfCaCluS ritedy @ cure of this
painful and TOO often fatal disease. such remedy is
IT
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-11

I .EGAL NOTICE. = Notice is LereLv
~ gwen mat the Midland Raj road Company will ap-
pv tut next Legislature Tor further time ior the COM
plet1n OF their road.
EDWARD HAYNES, JR. Clerk
BCston, Dec. l, 1861. d4sIu IL
4 MD CHEESE-50 Boxes old English
~ dairy, for sale by wM o SWEET
mehzo Qtt 1856 Main street.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-11

tocure anursingsOre mouth.
, will cure the worst kind otpimp-es
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-08
COM nj e RCIAL
DAv eNPOR Rr nARKET.
DAILY REPORT.

O1SloB OF Yue DsnocaAf ASp NDvs,l
Tuesday kve., Hay !. 1851. !
There Il little doing II naskst. Prodsss ssnsl
forward very slowly, though thsrs = lssea
anoant IN the eountry, kept bssk by Low pisss
Wheat has advanesd for some days past. dis
patch from Ss. Louis this p. ~, indieAtss Do
cline q loc. The Albioo Mills ars again in op.
sration, after being stopped for soae tine b.
back water
FLoun- Firm 1t $l.so0so0. 09
WasAr-Aetivs at 7es07se. Rsssipts 1851
bu. Shipments l773 b.
BAaLsY-Q Quiet 1t 3eO35s. Receipts I'll bu.
CosS--Steady at lse0lse. Receipts so -.
Shipments 1877 bu.
OArs-ll@lss. Receipts go bu. Shipnsnt1
1869 bu.
PorAross.-Dull st 90. Receipts $50 bu. Ship.
msnts 80 bu.
Cons sAsAL-shipments 500 bu.
HAY-Dull st S49s.
CoAL-From wagon loc Per bushsl Coal ..vel.
Icy coal 90 in yard Henry county coal lec in IL,
y ard.
wooD- Hickory $500; Oak $500 pr cord
LAsp-lo@l3>se y b.
HAMs-New Sugar Cursd ll0l21<e psr H.
Common le@l: he perl ID. 4
CHEsss-Hsrkinss Go. ls0l7e pr h.; W~-
tern Reserve II llH@l2ke.
PouLrsy-Livs Chickens Sl3s0l.So = dos
Dressed s0ss = D. Turksys, se07ts dressed
do. S0loe ~.
Burrss.-Plsnty at lo0l3ks ~.
E0ss-l00l3kc y dos.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-08

MEETING OF DAVENPORT GuARDs.-
Agreeable 10 call made By order Of Capt.
Stuhr. . mesting Of the Davenport Gaards vss
held on MoIdsy evening. aud owing 70 the
many report and flying rumors that are cir
sulstsd aro0sd The city. the Company wished
to eons to come definite conclusion - regard
- to their services being vented In the pres
est Struggle. The meeting wss opened b.
Capt. Stuhr. Who spoke to the Company in be
half Of bic adoptsd sountsH ssd ssllsd on his
men to know their ssntiments. and be vas re
Piled TO by Messrs Wuprermsn, Dalsell and
othsra pledsiog thsmsslvss to stand BY thsil
Company and be ready At moments notice
Of their eosnsry. and also keep up their organ.
'satisn until sfter Tie nseting of the Lsgisls
tare. although it hes thrown many Of ths
members eat Of employ ment. owing 70 ID.
promises made by our Governor that he vsuli
accept and provide Tor the Company - soou
- It is fall. which 10 pow. the esse. h,
Company fully understsnd the feelings Of Gov
Kirk wood With regard to running the Stat,
II for . heavy debt, but at the same time
they Think pov that their ranks are lall snl
they are ready. that the State ought in nigh
to accept aad psevids for them. or else. u ct
is6sd they vili set Be- vsstsa. aisbasd then
asd silev them y return y their s.rley men,
Ahse seoe farther sensrks. THE Compeny ID
ljssrssd With thrss- cheers ssr u. Uuies a.,
| he laws. DAviD esuna. Captai,.
- H. 4. .WuFsanAn. ess'y. ra
Davsspest. My 81. 1851.
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L A + E. N E w s..
ATk8ksTIAG CORAEsPONDRMCG.
nilitsTy 0peratieas o tAs Border.
An IOWA TOWN BURNED BY nIs>oU-
4f@A At RAMS. 4a ss
BsD1oaD. Trylos Co.. Iova,
April 3Oth. 1851.

Bsosoae. Trylor Co.. Ieva.
April Both, 1851. +
DRAa Dlcx:-I have bssa here Tor couple
Of days. recruiting ~ team and adding 10 ny
outfit have not written regularly - !
promised. for the reason events Of such vital
inportsnee have been trsospiring evesv day
snss ~ departure, that vhst might have
had - ~ would Be- resd With little istsrsss
by ycsr readers. am getting slesg 6nsly I;
am alone; bsvs tssa u three yoke OF ozsp.
With good load for she Peak. Uoless ssn
pick up some ole at the river, l vill have TO
eross The plains alone. Ihavs alrssdy had my
hair shisgled. inseading II il IL saised by the
Indians. that 10 ssady ps,ss shall grass sons
sgssss vigwam.
The excitement ssd apprehension i most
istsnss along ths border sosstiss Of this Ststs.
Military eompssiss ere bsisg srganissd In ail
Of the county sessA Here sosspsay Of herss
end company Of infantry ere already organ
ICED. To day has bssn aa exciting one. Al
sorts Of rumors are aaost one that the town
Of Aa,ity 10 Pags county. near the bosdse. hsa
beso bsrosd By The Aissoarisa's. fa
Tbs Soashsrn Gag j. 1oatiDg In every tovs
- ths Aissouri side Of the has. The pssple
are much excited ssd armsd 70 night from an
spprshsosion Of i~peodisg hsra Thrsass ore
reported 70 have been nsds that The tosn
would Be burnt. The soldisrs ere 81 On gssrd,
patrols are es.ablisbsd asd every oss i hailed
and made 70 give the eoeassrsigo. or 90 70 the
guard. A eo0rssy Of some twenty .6vs horne
men srs reported isv miles soush VI tovu,
eooisg iron the disestien Of Missouri. aad
fears are sotsrtainsd that it 10 hostile de.
monstration.
Ileaye esrly in the morning. whether the
town 10 burnt or not. no preventing Provi.
denes. Another rnaor to-day is that ths IL.
d,aas asd the Asrmoos Ass making hostile de-
uonstrasioos in ths Pixies Psak eounxy and
90 the plains. So that turn which way you
viii the hidsoas spectre Of war sssrss you in
the face.
Ill ind anything Of Iintsrsst st the river 70
write about. will drop you line. 10 haste.
Truly. Ae.,
HENaY ALTMAN
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-08
From Pesnsylvaaia.

HAasnsusos. Nay 8.
Three hundred cavalry, Vel nouo, cd. left
Carl ele Barracks this morning for New York.
said to 60 through Baltimore.
ln The Lee,slsturs to-day it vss proposed
that ex x-Senstor Assop OF Virginia. oAped .
large amount II properly 10 Penney vsnis, that
eomniisse be spposol ed 70 iovsstigats the
matter. Aud vhsress, BE- has been guilty Of
treason. no conveyance o. transfer I The sane
-hah hs sekso lodged Of reeesdsd - the
Stetn
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-08

} TAs sCAssleoossl Obsrfv nvs d. ~ ~.
's ossx q snst ec - es:s iasssssasd b shs
t1s Ceels1sssss asaess 10 eleae
eesses vtsssls - sseisss vrsi1 ~ ~ is.s.s.S
sse ~ yhA = ossGssa Y asAeh 80,
Ose. bsessagasd - len OAeeleeAc~ -,
0oesDo0esy. 84sTrat ID III a7~-~~r
~ To estiss @ssssy .Asssps - - 4. ~
say s1d slieis aseA psalso
Ise vss oesassneas Ass isgssnsa sAe 0ev,,.
80 g he Stasss vAisA haA siseoi 80 ~,
S.e. q niheas. scdss he 0ss ssdss q ~ Prss-
Ssor nseN = aesasssas ~ psssIgah,s sIss thee
s.ssS ~ !. ~ s.se asrshed fesvasd, shesld b
sssN. - sss snsos years, sades he srSeeeuenl
viii soos - tousd. sssssS
1a9a A9!ssssa win 80 y esaeeed - A.>.,-
seIs s dssy: The Oovssnnsss inseois peo.eei.e
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-08

Tu1sDAY, Nay Z.
AB0IvRp.
METROPOLITAN, Buford, St Louis.
CLARA HlMs, Patton, St. Louis.
DRPAnrBD.
MErRoPoLlrA>, Buforj, st. Paul.
CLARA HIsB Patton, St. Louis.
The fast and elegant steamer Northeu er, Capt.
Afford, will b the regular Nertlern Line packet
for St. Paul, to-day.
The Wn. l. Ewing will dspest for Sc. Lsais
and way points, today.
The Kate Cassel will be the regular passenger
and mail packet for Montrose, this morning, 81 9
o'clock. -
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-08

.s.ss. s'a.asas zs~o i =
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-08
Arrival q Tie New nssieas aan

fha aDUeocD, Hay 3.
q :sxseea natl WteA dasee . eAe ~.
snvss n..ss - .igA'. I've days AAsaA e sns.
80. ~; = ae.sa - z Astl. ssas ssyshi.s =
-: essss sontissss la.es. Traiss icsd.I .;.A
Ns1oass sew-0iils asd I'll The sssesan6ie, T. 4
~. coeefsy, wefs sonstassly dspsseiae Tor the
'n0. Ioe soesuo u he lninsfs eoot3a,ea -.
= :es:n Lssv9y MAXWELL Asd Soueht 90
= Sseea tss Iadisas vers seea. "a tSev -
ssssaey Al inoesss nnnbsr q tsaiss -
pacese aed met b. The rail pnsty. an.rl-
Oeps - esfee was net at Pavese Fosk vith
teams ~ supplies - ssssblish . Ssaseh Of -
Ss1,a sss nsti line p Ceaos City. II, ,she soll
!sgscos. vse tsst coach of the nsw iins viii leave
AadepsaAssss go Esssas t;,ty q russ1sy ness
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-08
Como Down TO SEE THE BoYs.-V

Como Down TO SEE The BoYs.-We
heard inii,natsd yesterday that several eiti-
sene had made up their minds to charter on.
Of our Ferry Boats and make up IN exeursioD
they are getting along. 1t 10 . good idea and
va hope to see it carried out We ehall take
il upon ourselves to make the trip one Of these
days just let Us know when you leave boys
aud We will be there 70 zee Sou safe ON your
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-08

AHcTHER ScASpALoUs AyvAIa.-It
viii be remembered that vs pcblish ed . let.
ter on Mssdsy osssing. addressed BY some
pretended vigilance committee - Ja0es D.
Hogarthy. Esq. Of Long Grove. Yestssdsy
Mr. II. came 70 tow. and In The morning ssll-
at our ofscs and left. for publication card.
which vill Be seen elsewhere. setting furth biz
views on the Union question. An hoar Or I've
sfssrvsrds while on ths street, be vas eseos'e I'd
By cone person in reference 70 the matter oi
the 6rst letter IN THE paper. ssd - II BY pre-.
concerted arrsogsosat crowd Of eitissns and
soldiers gsthsssd about hin ssd used threat
saing and insaItipg language. - be iniosas
us. This demenstr stion taken In eoDssction
With the written threat Of sxseuting semmsry
vengsss-Lcs upon bic psrson, to-wis: hanging
"without reserve" very naturally led him to
dpposs that there vss somsthisg sssgutnsvy
in the movement. whether there rs Or not.
The repetition of the thrests we're made. but
hs told his sssailsn,s that be had prepared .
statement Of his position and bad already left
one copy st the Dsmoeyat Office. and had AN.
other for the Gazette. The stAtsmsn. was pro-
ducsd and read. when he vss informed thst
shst weuld appsass the spirit Of his acouser.
Some military gents took il upon shenselves
TO escort him 10 the Oazetts Office, whore the
copy wss LETT fer publication. Tia u anoth. :
unwarrsntsbis and illegal attack upon peace.
able and orderly citizen by an Unauthorized
committee. Il was reported certain osmbers
of Capt. Littlsr's company were the instiga-
tors Of the mob. After that company vent to
drill. ~ we're invited BY Capt L. to the
srmory, where be addr essed his nen 10 very
proper manner. and ordered any one Who had
any thing against Mr. Hsgsrty to siep. forward
Ne. Quinn stepped forth. and stated that be
bad heard that NJ. h. had reported false
hood concerning him. but that be had nothing
70 do With the demonstration and did not hear
what VS. said. 1t proved that he was labor. !.
ing under . mistake. and there the matter
ended. We hope that this viii Be the end Of
such msttsra II ell grew out Of the fact that
some craven hearted scoundrsl addressed that
"hsngtpg" letter 70 NJ. H. and not from any i'll
will toward Mr.. H. by the company, % such.
Wsbeps there will be no more Of il. For the
honor and good name Of Davenport. We trust
70 hear NO more Of this sort Of contemptibls
proceeding. 1t 10 . shame aud disgrace to
any.community. and should never be permitted
srn nobocracy. Let this be the end.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-08

AHHASoln Ley 3.
several sospseioss crafts ere Suise ess q
Oe"'@ors they will BE- ovs, haalsd II shs
hay. ai tg T
Az enthusisslie Usjea nessiaR 80 haIA
here last night.
= :. y y u sgbs shst Gen Butlsss ultjmste
deseia-t'es y Hsspsrs Ferry. Tcsoes 1--we
'sss washington 'uppossd 70 bs ios he saos
pu pessi sN
4 large nsm' ~ ef trsesposts ere >elleesios
here. i y suppossd thes large bo ~ Of led.
srsl troops vill b In Baltimore by Thur ~.
Active ssgrsssivs 0evss ssts my - seea Il.
peetsd sgssns Richmond
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-08

PATRIoTIC ESvELOPEs..-We are print
Ing . large lot Of those elegant Union Enve el
opes. in Bu,oitt's beet sty ls. for Starr. whs
Who will supply all demands. The designs ars
new. neat aid elsg ant. in two co!ors Coun
try dealers will please notice and send orders
to ). Ii. Starr, Davenport.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-08
AUCTION SALE of superior household

AUCTION SALE of superior household
furniture, carl etc, DC. Ae.. on Thursdsy. May
eth. at 3 l2 clock, at the residsncs ot John
l. Collin. Esq. coinsr Of Brady and Thirteenth
street. tn. entire iuruiturs Of said houee, con
kitchen furniture. tapestry. brussels. ingram
and oil cloth carpets. china. eroekery, glas'
and tin ware. beds. mattress. &e Do Th,
parlor and chamber furniture vas made to o.
der by Messra Paul 4 Co.. Of Bostoa. Ready
fer exsminstion the day before the sals.
1t THOMAS Oss, Austiopser.