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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-01

DEATH OF Carr. HIRAM Bessie
This gentleman. we'll known to q majority Of
the old settlers Of this city and county. died at
the residence OF Lis sister. Mrs. Peessly. at
Buffalo, yssterday morning at o'clock. He
was As years Of age. Capt. Bersie was well
known to the people here o. one Of the most
successful steamboat men Of his time. For
period Of fifteen years or more he was idsnti
fed with the steamboat trade Of the Aissis
sippi. He built several veil known steamers.
among which vas the Bon ACCORD, st. CrGix
aud the Golden Era. In his business he was
an untiring, accommodating and highly sus-
oessful mau. BY his industry, he amasssd
considerable fortune. Some Elk OF seven years
ago he Vas stricken down by psralysis. from
which he nsver seeovs cred. hut continuallv de.
clinsd, first becoming before bic death. help
less, speechlsss aud almost eensslsss. lie vas
. bach elor, . native Of Jefferson ceunty, New
York
HE funeral vi II take place from Mrs. Pres.
slys residence in Buffslo. this morning at 9
o'clock, the Rev. H. n. Powsrs officiating
The funeral procession will pass through th,s
city to Oskdsls Cemetery at shout II o'clock,
when HE friends who cannot sttsnd the fune.
raj services. will have an oppor' unity Of fall
ing 10 and paying the last respects to their
Al leland
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-01

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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-01

NEW 0Ik SIOCK M0bR0ts
NHw YORK, July 81.
Stocks dull.
Mo. 6's. Az; Va, ~.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-01
CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS {!
RE.MOTAk.
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ITO "a BRADY STRERT, WHERE CAN BI
i found Ohandelisn, Pendants and al kinds O
Gas Futures, Well end Cistsrn Pumpa. 0lob,
Valves and I'll kinds Of Brass work, Lead AND
Iron Pipe Fittings. Old Pist0ses cleaned, eithe
in Gilt o. Bsoass. Lamps elsaasA and altered. 4
rood asooetment e
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-07-12
From Louisville.

LoUBYHAE, July ll.-Gen. SCOTS suppression of
Geographic correspondence has suppressed "Cleve-
land s. Cincinnati Enquirer correspondence. This
is a misfortune the only reliable reports thence
came through Cleveland"
The Cincinnati COameIc idl Of this morning has
the following 1T is refreshing after reading some
of the pitiful, whining, sneaking, snarling para
graphs with which the editorial columns Of the
Cincinnati inquirer filed, to open the Louisville
Democrat or journal and note the manly earuestness
with which the editors Of those papers standing
up for the Government
The Louisville JosuTdl sf this morning has the
following: The Courier calls some of Gen ROus-
seau's men hard looking chaps. Well, hard looking
chaps are often hard fighting chaps. Soft looking
fellows generally figure better in ladies drawing
rooms than in warriors battle fields.
THE Louisville teiegraphic agent of the Southern
COnfederacy calls ROussea1s men Fagmuthns.
That's venturIng pretting far. The slandered sol
diers across the river may have in them spark Of
something dangerous. A rsgsmufRn who insulted
of them last week very suddenly ceased 10 be 3
ragamufin, for he didn't have q rag left upon his
back
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-07-12
The Nnrtnorn Prnno,iuc

The NortHGFn Proportions for Peace.
A friend has sent u.s. from Boston, large hand bill
containing the only terms of peace which the people
of that city will offer the South. He says those
large posters, of which the following is copy, are
posted up all over Boston, and seem to reflect the
sentiments of the people The original bill may be
seen at our eflce:
CONDITION OF PEACE REQUIRED THEso-CAILED sECED-
ED STATES
ARTICLE l. Unconditional submission to the Gov
ernrnent of the United States
ART. 2. To deliver up one hundred of the arch
traitors to be hung.
ART. 8. To put on record the names of all others
who have been traitorous to the Government, who
shall be held infamous and DISTINGUISHED forever
ART. L. The property Of all traitors to be confs-
Gated TO pay the damage.
ART. 4. The seeded States to pay all the balance
Of the expenses, and restore all stolen property.
ART. 6. The payment Of all debts due to North
erners and idemnity for all indignities to persons
loss of time, life and property.
ART Z. The removal of the cause of all our diff
culties, which can only be done by the immediate
and unconditional abolition of slavery
6s ART. s. Until full compliance with a. tine
above terms, the called seeded States to be held
and governed as United States Territory.
The above s the best that an indignant people will
accept, outraged as they have been by the fouest,
most heinous and gigantic instance of crime recorded
in history.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-07-12
COMMERCIAL.



THrnsDAT ETESS7, July II, 1854
BUSINESS at tie North continues greatly dsrTess
ed, aud large Numbers Of failures are beng cor
tinualy rsportsd Tho war hss been uausasgy
hard en shs mercantile sndnannfsoturinz fnserssts
Of tho North. We have bafors u the circular Of
1es7r7 TIMER, BrSGa4E & FIrln. Of Boston, OF the
Cd iusts in which it is said "The civil war insu-
gprated has taken up the attention Of the eezmuH-
it7, and the gloomy condition i which cur eousry
has been s25 Is rcW placed, kzs tended 70 maize 81
extremely cautious in their operations. Eotvitb
standing, at the moment it was proclaimed that
there was to be IN effective blockade of all the
Southern ports, many articles Of Southern produc-
ton offered strong inducements for investment they
were neglected by most operators, and were to
few who had strong faith in an upward tsndencvof
prices, which has Tsszte5 IN their na,rpis-- bsas
&c. C0Etol, Rice, Tobacco, and Naval Ssc7ss hszs
sn advanced, AID handsome profits have rssuIrsd
frUn the operations. Aisilins Gulf Cotton "a ths
lst Of April was readily obtained at 12sSI2ze. and
it is now firm at l49GI5e. Carolina Rice, which
was at the same date selling at 35933e, now sell
sng at Gle Articles of Northern manufacture. AMI
those imported into Northern ports, used much AZ
the South, have fallen off in price. Gunny Cloth,
winch was selilDg AZ AUC CASH. HelglE,
in April last, IS now dull of sale at Sc cash The
exports of produce to Europe from Northern ports
have been heavy this season, owing 10 the failure
Of last year European crops. but they viii soon
cease, as the present crops coming forward promise
very well in nsarly every section Of the East
Much interest is manifested at tie dOings OF the
present Congress In the matter OF preparing Tor
the peeuniary means to carry on the war, and It is
very generally conceded that a new tariff viii be
agreed upon, with an increase Of duties on many
articles. Tea is very firm and there has been sOne
speculation il. in view Of the duty probable to Be
placed on it. Coffee, Sugar and Spices. a. well Is
other foreign productions, are firm in anticipation
Of the tariff alterations
The Illinois war loan is reported failure The
commissioners got no bids they would accept, and
the negotiation is said to have been abandoned for
the present. .
The city treasurer Of Philsdelphis, It is stated,
declines TO psy the July interest on bonds held BY
parties in the seeded States, or BY persons sup
posed to lack in loyalty to the government AID the
Union.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-07-12

The PEOPLE RIGHT.-A few tory leaders OF
Knoxville and King Nelson about to be left aloue
in their glory the only followers of Andy John
son. and advocates of his infamous plan TO intro
duce Lincous army OF hIreling mercenaries into
East Tennessee and inaugurate civil war among US.
The people everywhere are dencun"ing the Greene
Vile Convention. They are not for separating the
state, because Andy johnson and few of his fol
lowers are fired with hellish ambition to rule or
ruin their section of country. This crazy scheme
finds no friends among those of common sense
We hear from every county, that those who voted
against separation are going 10 abide by the will of
the ma )rity and they much more ardent sganst
rebellion and separation of the State than they
were against a separation from the Federal Govern
ment. The Greeneville Convention and the host OF
fslsehOOds that emanated from it. have opened the
eyes TO the deception that has been practiced upon
them. As evidence of this, many of the young
men who voted for Union, are now volunteering to
fight LincCln's mercenares if II be necessary; and
venture the assertion to two-thrds of those who
voted for Union will be found in the same ranks If
the day Of trial should come. They want no war
at home, among nelghbors and friends, brother
against brother father against son-and will have
none Enorrile Register, july ..
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-07-12

FROM aIe Washington si0v of SATURDAY evening,
the 9th inst, We copy the following Characteristic
feat of the Zouaves from New York, the Ellsworth
pets. This affair was not telegraphed;
ForR P. M.-We stop the. press 70 say that the
Ellsworth Zouaves, and other soldiers, have Just
taken EenReznee after the most summary Acrt upon
the house of Ilfame On Main Avenue, where their
comrade. was murdered last night. Ar the exami-
nation To>day evidence could be ELECTED from the
occupants of the house as to who the murder was
committed By, and the Zouaves believing there was
an intentional suppression Of the evidence seemed
TO have become 60 ipfuriated that in company with
other soldiers, who sympathized with them, they
proceeded to rack the shanty and afterwards set
ire to the building. The fire communicated to the
adjoining house of i'll fame, kept by Sue Prince,
and all three were soon wrapt in flames.
The soldiers meantime refused 70 allow any per-
to interfere 60 put out the flames but exeTted
themselves 10 some extent to prevent the fire from
extending to the adjoining buildings Capt. God
dard and the police force were speedily on the
ground but could de lite towards suppressIns the
mob of infurlated soldiers.
About 81 p n however, Che sudden appearance
of hody OF U. S. cavalry, Company II. Second
Regiment, Lieut.. ASH changed the aspect Of things
The cavalry with ssbres drawn, dashed through
Maine avenue scattering the mob right aud left, and
at the time of writing this, have encirced the sol
diers, and are making arrests on all sides.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-07-12

VERY BRAvE!-A correspondent of the Columbus
Times writing from Sewall's Point under date OF
June 10, says that on the day before acting Lieut.
Col LOmax, Of the Alabama Regiment was attend.
ing Mss Z. and a company of ladies and gentlemen
along the beach at Sewall's Point Battery, and
when they had approached as near they could to
the Zip Raps. and stopped to make observation, a
shot from "Sawyer's American cannon was aimed,
deliberately, ct them, which feb in the water, some
so yards short, but in direct line with the group
The New Orleans Bulletin says the Miss alluded
to is Miss Evans, of Mobile, relative of Colonel
LoNAZ and the gifted authOress of "Beulah' The
exhibition of gallantry from Old AEEs minions was
acknowledged by the waving of handkerchiefs by
the ladies' and by other demonstrations of defiance
from the party.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-07-12
The Man forIhe Times.

We have in this issue of our paper. as viii be
seen, placed the name of Isham G. Harris at our
masthead for Governor We do this knowing that
it no less reflects the will of the people of Bedford
than it meets with our individual appreciation.
True we have differed heretofore with Gov Har-
rs in politics, but these differences have ceased 10
exist owing to the critical condition of our country
His manly and bold resistance to the usurping power
Of abolition governmental refusing TO obey the
call of Lincoln for vOlunteers-and mis- firm and
answering devotion the South and her interests
are, togeih # with his experience and capacity to
ably represent US in the present emergency, some
Of the reasons why we are for him.
We call upon old Bedford to come out again as
one man. and by their votes show to the world that
gallant and chivalrous Tennessee is not only proud
of her chief executive. but willing to endorse his
ac's-which will give glory to her and immortality
to him.-casJyUi!e Eg7osijor july 10.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-07-12

RHE NORTH HELPING Us.--Msny of our readers
will doubtless be surprised to learn that quite
number OF Illinosans are in camp Resr this place
for the purpose of joining the Confederate Army.
Csntain bradshaw. who is their leader, assures US
that his force will be increased 20 s full company
SO soon as men in Illinois. no are engaged IN his
enterprise can elude the vigilance of the Federal
authorities The captain is bold and determined
man. and he and his men unable get boats crossed
the Ohio river on logs. These spiritt fellows are
comfortably located and provided for, and are at
tracing good deal Of attention. They are ready
and anxious TO strike heayy blows against Lincoln
and his usurpatons, and only desire opportunity
20 show their earnestness and ZEAL CIqrkSvile
JeSeTS0HiqH, sigly9.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-07-12

Tho undersigned, candidates to represent David
son county in the House of Representatives in the
State Legislature, viii address the people at the fol
lowing times and places. The candidates for ths
Senate are respectfully invited to be present:
Burehs Store, Monday, July 10.
amasy's Store, Tuesday, July 16.
GoodlettsYille, Wednesday July II.
Sew Hope Church, Thursday, July 1s,
Smiths Springs, Friday. July 10.
Williams Muster Grounds. Saturday, JAi5 20
Tuscul1m Monday, July q.
Brentwood, Tuesday, July %.
Tank, Wednesday, July "A.
Kingston Springs, Thursday, JGly IS.
Appointments hereafter fer Nashville aod Edge
Geld. Ira P. JoNEs.
ARRAM L. DEMoss.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-07-12
DIR. KINGS DIsPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES

D<K- DB. KING, formerly Of New York, fOr Ehsl
&AtA&A four years Of Louisvlle, Kentucky, and who
devoted his attention the Of private diseases fer
thirty yerrs himself having attended practice fer
many years. cured heEsands he is eSblsd 70
Of private nsure matter bow ba they may Be
from inudcors medical treatment from neglee thsr
Dr. Kings DssensaTy Is No. % Desdrck street, between Cherry
and Square, ne all diseases Of pTVAto nature
GoNoRHKA without nAucous medicine Interference
from business.
STRUCTURES ofod date, eactuSlly cured in few
days BY An operation which pain Where structure
exist health cannot be enjoyed Perhaps dass
mischief and undeFmnes the constitution q much.
SYPHILIS with all the diseases Of the skim growing out
Iect or bad treatment erecusy cured few days
sKMHL particular attention having been given to
this disease all the consequences greEn out o brought
on in many cases he destructive habits Of nconderste
Youths and excessive indulgence OF the passions neglect Of
which will he constitution, rendering the subject
business society, and causing premature old
Females who be lsbOrng With dsuy OF the Womb
may rest assured Of immediate relief.
Persons residing abroad By writing AID stating their case with
enclosed directed to DR. King No %, DeadTck street,
Nashville will Ia ehe necessary medicine sent to their
address, with necessary directions Strict secrecy Observed Oce
hours from o'clock In the morning until in the evening"
nayQ3 I85Qd&Wly
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From MnshInrfnn.

WASHINGTON, July -SEN4TE-Fessenden re-
ported the House bill FOR the payment Of VoiRn>
teers, apprOpriating S. 10000 Passed
House bills were reported for appropriations to
carry on the Government. Referred to Committee
Of the whole
Stevens hoped the Committee on Ways and Means
would have business up. so the Houses could sd-
journ Thursday next. The Committee Is disposed
TO give the Government everything it asks for
LOVejOy won't vote to increase the standing
army.
Difficulties regarding the Mexican treaty prR
cludc direct mail communication.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-07-12
Arrival OF the canada.

New YORK July 10.-The steamer Canada has
arrived at Halifax with Liverpool dates of the 18th
The new Lord Chancellor took his sest under the
title of Lord Westbury.
The British naval commander are not 70 recognize
the closing of the New Grenadian ports
CoTToN-Sales Saturday, $500 bales, of which
spectators and exporters took S 900 bales at full
prices with an advancing tendency.
Bresdstuffs quiet and unchanged Provisions
dull. COnsols S9lCGS9s.
Ha9re-Cotton sales of the week, 9 600 bales. New
Orleans, closing active. with an advancing tendency.
New Orleans Tres Ordu1dTis lllf BQS los. Stock
at Havre SIS 600 bales.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-07-12

VelsY, and every other indi-
throws him within the
sion, tire, orc lists SHOULD
Extractor Is his best and only
and cheap, and should ever
in need There are Thousands
to Its marvellous virtue, who
muscles to its saving efficacy
theLsddia0 diseases for which
EXTRACTOR Is o PREVKS
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-07-12
Pay Postage

To secure & reply, persons writing this Cface, O.
tleir own business, should inelose money to pre-
pay the expected answer. We receive many such,
which would amount to considerable daily tsz if
nc replied t. them.
CTT AFFARs.-At the regular meeting of the
Common C uucil yesterday afternoon, the Mayor
stated that he had sold the steamer "Sligo," belong
ing to the city, parties in Lebanon for sxhundred
cords of wood to be delivered at the Water Works
which he considers equal to 81, 800. The sale was
approved
Mr.. CoLTART offered resolution requiring the
City Surveyor to make an accurate survey of Front
Street from the Public Square Broad Street. which
was adopted.
Mr. HATCHER introduced a bill granting to JOHN A.
FISHER the use of water at his residence, upon cer~
tain conditions.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-07-12

CHASE RECOMMENDING CoNFIsCATIoN--Tho IRE
pressibles are not only bent on subdung the South
crushing out freedom of person and speech but to
rob all who even sympathze with their Southern
brethren, as will be seen by the following sugges-
ton from Chase, of Ohio the Secretary of the Trea
ury:
1t will not perhaps, be thought out Of place if
the Secretary suggests here that the property of
those engaged in Instruction or in giving aid and
comfort to the insurgents may properly be made to
contribute to the expenditures made necessary by
their criminal misconduct part Of the punish
ment due to the guilt of involving the nation in the
calamities OF civil war, and thereby bringing dis
tress upon so many innocent persons. Congress
may justly provide for the forfeiture of the whole
part Of the estates of the offenders and for the
payment of It's proceeds into the public treasury
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-07-12
From western virginia.

BUCKH4NNeN, July IO.-McClellsn repoI Is that the
SoutberneTs are entrenched within two miles of
his camp, and directs that all forces within radius
Of forty miles shall Join his column Immediately.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-07-12
From Virginia.

BUCKHANSON VA, July I1th.-A recOnnoitering
party venturing too the Southern lines was
killed and two wounded. Skirmishes during the
past two days have been rather bloody. The South
erneTs are strongly entrenched, and if they make
determined stand heavy loss Of life Is inevitable
Mcclellan was TO have attacked them this mOrniD z
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-07-12
UNION AND AMERICAN BUSINESS
NOTICES.
Rags.

Sate al year rags- cotton, fax hemp, &c, and
scnd them to market, where sou can realize three
certs pound.
The South wears cat mere such goods thsn Two
such Eorths and yet the North saves double the guam
r,y of rags for making paper. Let this no changed
Hereafter Save the rags to make paper, and there
by save money.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-07-12
EIGHT AT BEVERLY, VIRGINIA
RAMsEY's GEORGIA REGIMENT ENGAGED.
Sixty 20 Seventy OF the Enemy
Killed!

spzei.I Isratch to the Nashville Union and American.
-RICHNoSD, July 11-Ramsey's Georgia Regiment
had brush with large body of the enemy, on
the 9TH, near Gen CARROTS camp, st Beverly. Ran
dolph county. Sixty to seventy of the enemy are
reported killed. and two on our side. D.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-07-12

An Alexandris correspondent OF a New York pa
per says: While sitting near the window OF the
Telegraph Office writing, young and pretty wO-
man walked past and Haunted secession flag in
my face asked her for it, when she referred me
II the Manassas Junction if desired one, there
were plenty just like it at that point
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-07-12
CITY NOTICES.

SPECAL NOTICE essrs. JONI MORROW i SoN,
saddlers and harness manufacturers, No. As Market
street, request us 10 announce that they will give
immediate employment to fifty hands. Any sad
der or harness SNEAKER capable OF making a good
stitch with black wax threads and tive needles, can
do the WORK. required and make the very best Of
wages. The men are wanted at once.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-07-12
For FLOdter:
J4s, ". CuavRERs. of SEWER conn

Previous to these recommendations, W. C. Kane
Esq, whose name had been previously announce
as a candidate for Congress, withdrew, and patriot
icallv expressed his determination TO cheerfully
support any one who might be recommended by a
ma iOrity Of his fellOw>Citzens.
The gentlemen recommended by this meeting are
all able and Jealous advocates of the cause of the
South and hope will be acceptable to the South
ern rights voters of the respective districts. We
shall place their at the head of our cOlumns'
and advocate their election hR0TUiHe Register,
,fJt15 10.
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BURNsks scALps
ToTRAvALERs BYS s4A AND LAND.

Ths Machinist, the Ira
Vidual whose lot IN life
chance Of accident from esplo-
bear in mind that this Magic
friend. It IL both portable
be his companion, a. a friend
Of living witnesses to testify
owe their sound limbs aRd
The following are . few Of
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN
TTuR aauaII NHPEr
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-07-12
CHRROKEE CUREI

In vnTalIvo curs Jor Seminal Weakness Moe
tuFnal EmHlissIons, L1Pots1ey, lOss q POsOeT,
Pdins IN Els Back StOHs 81 the Bladder, O6sTlscted
and Di6cuE k6astrudtioH, and al Diseases cavssd
6y dsUiGsino from fSs path Of HGturs, Gsd iRdNgH9
n SsLl-P Pollution.
By the Of this "CErs" all improper discharges roV
the weakened organs Of generation speedily cuTed and
full Vigor restored
body necessary promote connuba happiness
In "Cherokse Cure the poor dbated down and
despairng devotee OF sensual pleasure will End relief
safe azd pleasant in taste but immediate its action; con-
tanning mineral poison bat prepared from pure vegetable
extracts, In the form OF q delicious syrup
Price 81 per Bottle bottles for s. ast and Forwarded
By express all parts Of the world
ecld By ell respectable Druggists everywhere.
POTTER & MERWIN. Prophetors, Memphis Tenn.
Sold in Nashville by Ewing Psndlston, Berry Deoyis
e. ". HenderEhott and By Druggists everywhere.
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