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An ap-rieft and stomacic preparation Of IRON pur
IN ed nj OXYGEN and Carpan by comhus tion HYDRO
yrr. Sanctioned hy the hi ghest medical authorities.
b,t IN Errore and the United States. and prescri cd
Il, thair pr.r.ire
~. ,n.r4.r.n ~ .housaud, daily prryes that no
H., AZ rron car he compared with il. Impur.
80 rtta 49,, dsrre.si,, of vital onerpv male and
yftf ccrnrie.fnrs indicate ia necessity in
at,,. - ,rcr,, cty,4siyahie case.
,,,,on l., ali raalatips in which IL has been tried
:. h. ,,sa1 l,tay curative In each Of the follow
81. DIhs1f.r, Narvoux Affections Emac;a.
80 rN--ay,s;a Concentration I;arrhms
~ - - fn.tric-.s Corsur,ption Scr ofu .
Io,x ..rfT-1. to@ts salt elaeu.1 rreastru.
.t3r~ -s5pttae ttDrrs;g Liver Co, p,aluts
/ .:breg,.C Fzna..a hes Rrcr-aa-tsr1 In terEa!t.
tent Fc-yrra pIr, nles on the Face &c
In rasrs Of .rnr-,I nther tn re- ,,r ute
disease or If ~. r,astnnaI a5;au~,f5r ii rnrynge
and muzrrl r. ENERGY from e .fc aigtz an. ria
Of this restorative ha. pr1ved successful to IN ytrt
which no des.r:t Sion nor written aEtezsstrG W. -it rem
der credible. ItyaIids al lang l.t-rsIer n tn l,y.
become forgotten in their gI.haTlo. IDS han sud-
deaIg arrFed in the busy world ~ II iugt returned
from trptrac:e4I travel in i slant land gore vgry
signal instances II this kind are Esstcd Of female sui
fsrers rmacIatea victims Of apparent iaranIps sam
ruiDcgas exhaustion. critical changes a.d that com
p.icat on Of nervous ana fysprpt.r aversion 10 n ard
rAefsf.. To- vim, tl.e physician has ~ name
In Nervous affections of all kinds and for raasors
familiar to medical men. the oneratfo Of this
ton Of iron must necessarily be satntarv for rulc
old oxides it l. vgornusIy tonic without heinz syrit
ing and oyerheattn.: and gently. regularly at4riept
even in the most obstinate "a es If cayeuSs. without
ever being gastric purgatye or INJECTING disagree.
aae SENSATION II tht. latter properly among Others
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PROF. l.. IILLER'S
HAIR 4NVlGDifA TEbEs:

IN EFFECTIVE, SAFE AND ECONOMICAL COMPOUND
FOR RESTORING GRAY HAIR to its original
color without dyeing, and preventing the hair
from turning gray.
FOR PREVENTING Badness and curing it
when there is the least particle or vitality Or
| rccuperatiyc energy remaining.
| FOR REMOVING StURF AND DANDRUFF
and all eutan" Gus affections of the scalp.
| FOR BEAUTlFlISG THE lair. impa. ting to
| it an unequalled gloss and brilliance making
| it SOFT and silky In its texture and causing it
to curl readily.
The great celebrity and the increasing demand for
this uneqnalles' PREPARATION, convince the proprietor
that one trial y ID only necessary to satisfy a dis
| corning public Or its superior qualities over any
other preparation at present i'll 1t cleanscs the
| head and scalp fron dandrnf and other eutaneaGg
diseases the hair grow luxurian,y, and gives
where the lair u loosening and innninr /, Vii I've
strength and vieor to the roots, and the growth
u those parts which have become bald causing it TO
| yield a fresh eorertng Of Adir.
There are hundreds Of ladies and gentlemen In New
York who have had their hair y the Of this
lnyigorasor, when all other preparations had failed
L. NJ has in his possession letters innumerahle testify
ing to the above facts from persons the highest re-
spectablity. 1t will etectuay prevent The lair rom
turning gray until the latest period of ~ and in cases
where the hair has already change Color the use of
the Insigaratgr will with certainty its orig
inal hue, giving il dark glossy appearance. AS
perfume for the toilet and Hair Restorative II il par
ticulariy recommended having an agreeable frarrance:
and the great facilities affords in dressing the hair,
which, when moist with the lnyigorator dressed
in required form 50 as to preserve its place.
plain Or in curls-hence the great demand for by the
ladies standard toilet article which rome ought 10
bewithout As the rice ptacas 1t within heTeach Of an
| being ONLY TWENTY-FIVE CENTS Der hot.
tie to he had al all respectable druggists Il perfners
L. MILLER would call the attention Of parents and
guardians the Of his Inygorator In eases where
the childrens hair incnes to be The use of II
lays the foundation for good head Of hair AZ il re-
any Impurities that may have become conneeted
with the scalp, the removal of which IL necessary 10th
for the health Of the child and the future Of
its hair. -
C.rTEos None genuine withou, the fac smile Lou,s
HAIR RESTORATIVE, N. Y. blown in the glass
Wholesale Depot, J5 Dey st. and sold by all the prin-
cpa Merchants and Druggists thron the world.
Liberal discount to purchasers by the quantity. /
also desire to present TO the American public my
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isoGnahd's German Pills

being well known thronShoa: Europe and America.
need 10 conmeEdati9u here. Ttny are purely vc.ta-
bic. prepared with raactncss. aud are us,r-
coated. Sobetter Catharlc Pill Bc found PRIrE,
Is cts. per box.
These medicines are prepared ~ Or. C. NJ. JACKSON
& Co.. rhtladelj ,ha. Pa. and 81. Louis Mo-, and
sold ny drugg st and dealers in medicines every whers
The sgnat IRE Of C. 81 JAckses win be the side
Of each bottle or bnN.
In our "Ersrs5odg's -4imaaae," published annual
iy. you will find testimony and commentary notices
all parts Of he country. TIsse Almanac. Civ
en- away hy all Agents. And in Upton y Rsigart
IL Mcnamara. and Rochester ~ Nathaniel Baker, in
sprngtIaIc py Jhos james Geo, and in Mocha mic lille
by Ckas. e. Stout.
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&S8 -
Mississippi and Missouri r. r.
nN and after Monday, April 18th. 1861, and
~ until further notice, trains wiiirun as fol-
lg-s: .E .l~
Leave Wilton for Davenport. Chi
eara. e. 4Gap "
Leave Wilton fo- Marengo and
Washington. ssaA NJ
Leave Wilton for Guscstine st $40 4. N. / sos Pm
Arrive 81 Wilton from Davenport
and Chicago. $50 A. ".
Ar-ise At Wilton from Muscatine,
-a. at SIS A.. Il. 1 90 P. II.
Arrivs at Wilton from Iowa City,
Passengers going west make direct counec-
tons with the Western Stage Co.'S stages for all
points west.
Passengers going east make direc: connections
at Rock Island with the Chicago and Rock Island
Y. x. trains for all points east nth 2ad north.
Also with the Galena. bubaqae and st. Paul pack
cts at Davenport.
All trains running East connect directly at
Chicago, with all trains over all the roads East
and South.
Passengers are reminded OF The necessity OF
givis- distinct directions as ts the destination
Of their baggage. Also to procure tickets before
taking their seats in the cars.
J.F. TRACY, Supt
A KENDALL, Assistant supt.
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GDGdueatic,al.O o.

fPntahbsd Under the dirse;ionof Committee
appointed BY the Cedar County fcaeh"fa' AZ
socia.ion.
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FARM IMPLEMENTS.

THE SUBSCRIBER is prepared to furnish to
VII who want, Ms wei.tried aud approved. CORN
CUTTER, HAaR9WS Road scrapers etc. lie
IS also ready to effect aud warrant a cure Of all
hnOf bound horses DANIELS
Upton January ed, IS6'.itf
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S,abba.h school Books Published by this
ENIs:l.

In Anniversary and Sunday School Music Book. No.
/, contains s. tues tnd hymns; Price cents each.
aptt'ts per "uEiFc4. The AnHiy ersary and Sunday
School Music Book, No. contains NJ tunes nd rs mus;
Prp.. GENTS each. dol. per hundred. The Auniver-
sary and sGuGa school Music Book, No ,, contains
~ AND h PRICE iceHts each. dol per h nd.
ih@ AGh.T'r-~. and sunday School Muse BOOK. No.
!. 3gW Fsd II contains 10 tunes AMI smus: Price
trDts "a, %. u..!. per hundred. The Anniversary
..l s4.dab sgJoi VI usic Book combining Nos. aud
:. ia several additional pieces contains % tunes and
Ayuls: tr.c. ceHts each. dolls. per hundred. The
G+ytgll Penny Music Book. Nos. | and = No. con-
t.iUs l. infes nd hymns, price cent; No. contains
50 uIrs ll.u-: price cents each. doIs pr Ito;
hostage ore cent each. The Saba h-sch1oi Bell con-
t4ils Ill TUNES aud mHs, price j. cents each. dolls.
yer uHttca. postage cents each; elegantly bound.
~ ccts each, Is dollars per hundred. EDUCATIONAL
-.u.iisi4 q A page tTactprce % cts per dozen, is
i liars per Hundred.
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Horace u aters, As't,
333 broadway, New York,
'ub,lsbsg Of tt.Usie, Nlusie Books:

AND DEALER IL
Pianos, .hsfodeoRs, -4etcHGre OrgaRs, O-Pan 7eeor
dr5Rs, .HarttH' $ eetsbrated fsstfGrx .othsrs,pto
hHS. ptoiRccik0s. .3ccO-degas, FIuttHas. Flutes
fpes, Lt&raOEetts TriGhgbes. Tuning Forks. Pines,
0ad HGmmcrs- Ft"!lH Bot-5, beet itataR Strings,
Brass i"strRHcHts. fer JaHts. Piano Stools. and
CoUcrs. and aiAtads Of .Hasica! IastrumsRts.
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I. L. F.-Fleet Footed Virgiuian-.
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pUY your Tobacco at L, & 81. CiiLDs', au
ID save - per cert.
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- s.s,4.l
4. tw1+s
" Z 7 Z

FHrt.Fl'H. IIuWtIH
tiE ! ~ Modern School, ard all kinds Of nsfrtt
GuGks the above Instruments; Church stu sic
Books Music elegantly hound Music Paper. and all
kinds 1t Music Merchandise. at the Low Est RA4Es.
NEW PIANOS, ~ Ii1j s2tp, S.25, $50. and up to
&eUp; second Hand Pianos from SIS II sl6u New
ei5deon, s41, SO, 50, SiuD, and UP TO 500; :, G
oHd Hand Mr!"ir0Es r. n $50 TO 20; Alexandra r
EaHs with I've 8. ps, oy, ahe stops, lsJ aud ~, thir-
teen steps. Ut 10 AID ~, fifteen .tas $50 and 3,5.
Alexandra Organ Accurdeous--a instrument lust
iLgo.tzIiIIec - and 81 dollars. 4 liberal discount
t. t.eEeJn~u. Churches SaiaIh Schools, semnarics
and iAeEess. lac Trade sa. pied at the usual trade
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= G. & p. STEIN have good wdrh0en, and
80 use steam power in Inc Manufacture OF their
Furniture.
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Singers Sewing Machine.
SINGERS STANDARD MACHINES

SINGERS STANDARD. MACHINES
Tor manufacturing purposes, which are wen
known to be without any. successfnlrNal in tao
market. Much has recently been publishea -
regard to various stitches made by sewing pa
chimes. Wewi!l take II for granted that Oh ~
world snows the fact, At Singers Machines
mare the best stitch ever Invented, and do y
the hest style. NC.
ri send for COPY Of l. M Singer q 20.
sasene which contains fnil information apoas
prices, sizes, etc, ofs1wing machines and iriH o
supplied gratis. l. ii. SINGER \ co..,
Jan. 20, 1850: As B,oadiray Nae YORK.
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sAIISTAS IONTs
WE believe the time has come when every
w family in this ARD adjoining counties will
bay Furniture at Atuscatine. of
May 2 :. G. 4 =. STEIN.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-30

express or other chartered compan-
les, unless the same shall tie prepaid
by being enclosed in stamped en-
velop Qf this Confederacy; and any
company violating the provision OF
this act shall forfeit and pay the SUN
of $500 for each etfcnsc to be reeov-
cred by action Of debt in any court of
this Confederacy having cognizancc
thereof, i'll the name and for the use
of this Confederacy.
Sec. s BE It further enacted, That
the Postmaster General of the Con-
federate States be and is hereby au-
thorizcd to make all necessary ar
engagements for the transportation OF
mails between the territories of this
and other Governments, subject to
the approval Of the President until
postal treaties can be effected"
"Passed Feb. 2l, 1S61.'
Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-30
The. Daily; i 7; News.
THE Mails.

New Observation-Disclosures
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sun
days at pm. Departs Mondays,
Wednesdays & Saturdays at am.
Texas Mails-Tri-we weekly-Arrives
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur-
days at s p. M. Departs Mondays,
Wednes,lav VS. and Fridays at Il. IN.
Arkansas Mails--Tri-we weekly-Arrives
: Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays
ate pan. DepartsTues Thurs
DAYS and Saturdays at am.
Monroe Mail-Daily y-Arrives daily
ATTAIN. Departs daily at $ pm.
Albany Mail-Semi-W Weekly-Ar-
rives Tuesdays and Saturdays at 6
y. M. Departs Mondays and Fri
days at 6 a. m.
Eatchitoches Mail-Weekly-Arives
Thursdays at 12m. Departs Thurs
days at l p. m.
Office hours-From to 12 a. m; from
, to 6 p. M.
Sundays, from to am.
ii. HUNSICKER, z. NJ.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-30
= PROPHECIES
OF THE
ROSSIER BANNER.

Il HE Bossier Banner is published
at Bellevue, La, at three dollars per
annum to single subscribers. Adver-
tisements inserted at 81 per square of
ten lines or less, and 80 cents for each
subsequent insertion. Professional
and business cards no. excccdin" one
square, including paper, ten dollars
perannun: five dollars for six months.
Advertisements for the year inserted
on very liberal terms. The Banner
is an independent paper, and has as
large circulation as amy paper pub
iished in North Louisiana. Address
WIN. II. SCANIA\D,
Editor and Proprietor.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-30
Read.

TO Country Printers. & Merchants.
The facilities Of the Shreveport
Daily News .... --.
JOB OFFICE,
are such as 10 enable us t. do prin-
ting,
Of any description, at tie Mortest NO.
tlce.
Printers sending orders, can have
JOBS done at sufficient low prices to
enable them to realize fai, profit, on
the same.
TIE Nancy must uimays ercompuny
tie ordcr.
Country merchants, can save time,
and expense, by sending all
their orders tor JOB PRlN TING, at
the News Office, Shreveport. La.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-30
Strangers Guide.

CouRT House Texas street, on. Ed
wards.
BRANCH CITIZENS BANK, Milan st.
corner Market.
PosT OFFICE, Market street, near
Milan.
PRESBYTERIAN u CHURCH, Rev. Mr..
M'Allister, ,on Market and Milan SITS.
BAPTIST CHURCH, Rev. &. Tucker,
corner OF Market and Travis SITS.
METHODIST CHURCH, Rev =. B. Surat
corner Of Market and I'aIfnin SITS.
ErsCoPALIAN CHURCH, Rev. A. B
Russell, corner of Market and Fanin
streets.
CATHOLIC CHURCH, Rev. j. Pierre, ON
Fannin, between Edward and Mar
shall street. -
IsRAELITE CHURCH, Rev. F. Sarner,
Texas str. near the Court House.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-30
Shreveport Hide NI.s1'!zete
Corrected Daiiy by y. Il. 1ryon
HEBSI'ER'.S 1N-iBRIDGEp
-DICTIONARY
NEW PICTORIAL EDWlO.

NEW PICToRAL EDHloN.
1900 Pictorial Uiustfdt10ns.
600 to 10000 new words i'll the Noea:
bularv. With other new features
Together with all the mater of preNi-
ous editions. In one volume of 1850
pages. Price $3.50. Sold by all
Bnokslless. .-
G. & C.. MERRIAM.
I! Springfield Mess.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-30
COTTON SEED OIL.

fV Gallons for sale at cost. 1t is ex-
calient for burning, or can be used to ad-
Santage by Painters, as substitute tor
i.inseed Oil. Apply at the News Office.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-30

New Orleans Cattle Mnrlse,.
Texas, T. head, 1stqty 20 oo0 80 oc
I'd utv v. 10 GOALS %
Veal Cattle. u head T UUGalO 0G,
sheep, p head, 1Stqty 4 oo@ 5 oc
Inferior. , :5U0 90
Hogs, y 100 lbs gross. 0 Oo@' 6 Oh
Mich Cows, ~ head 80 0G0GO co
I'd quality. .--.-- Is o0@ SO 90
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-01

TnN RErNEArrHG Policy OF BEAUHrGAnD
not REusnND BY THE SECESSION PEAss.-The
Richmond Examiner says:
Nothing would have been easier for Viz
ginin and Maryland, or for Virginia alone, to
have prevented the Inauguration of Lincoln
in Washington. aud thereby to haze driven
or confined the new Administration North OF
Mason and Dixon, liue; and, fer the first
month after the Inauguration few thousand
Southern troops might have readily eype I'D
il from Washington. Every day sluce then
it has hrru strengthening its position and
introducing troops for drfrrse lastcr til N the
South has levied them for assault Nothing
is more certain than that. if we had forced
them to fight, without discipline on either
te we should have whipped them; nothing
more doubtful th.n whether NQrthern or
South hern men make the brst !e.u ans. BY
delay we lost the advantage which their
hardy, independent, se.f-reliaut ha.ita give
tJ ~outhcrn,rs. \ years drill will make a
Northern factory hand IA better regular SOL
lier than - Kentucky huntsman or "A Texan
ranger, because the factory hand is ready
made autoWaton, and Guomatn are what
they want in var ON the large scale. Some
of the Northern snldicrs may lie anHious to
return ho:Hr, bat n.ue-tenths Of jhcn aie men
without property, business or employment,
who are ready to make war their permlncut
cnliug Our soldiers are mostly men of
property. or men Who could be more protita-
blV employed at home than in the army -
Ihey are impatient for bnttie, becGus .;Eey
kuOW it is inevitable, can see nothing gained
hy Gelav, and rs sensible men, hehove the
sooner the war is begun the sooner it Will he
ended The suiteriug+ in camp are almost
pQu Il to The sutirliug- in bntt'e and no,hiug
bat vc'ory can conquer peace and pat an
eud to camp life The North has already
hlnrkadel the Chesapeake, and oil the rivers
of Eastern NiIgiuia and seized upon AlrXnn-
dria. Thus much it WIS Eot IN oar power,
may be. to prevent. But why let them seize
upon Newport News, ravage The peninsula
hrt wren the York and james rivers. take and
forify Arlington uights and sulJuglte the
half of Fairfax county? They were couquer-
ing Us inch hy inch, and, till the arrival of
the President we not making show Of rpgu
lar resistance To retreat seems to be the
whole business Of our regulnc army, and the
little skirmi-hiu9 thNt occurs is mere pnrti-
san affair, quite ont Of the. programme of The
aampnign. and If not in de'iaurr Of, at least
without orders from above Se !ar.We hpve
mnmged our retreat admirably, tor neither
Xpnophon or Morelu lost SO Jew lHrn; but
will rclrcnting weary out ana conquer the
enemy? We thiiHi not Indeed, we are
sure that his appetite for pundrr viii but in
crease 50 long MS resistance is no part of Our
military programme Our soldiers cannot
defeat the enemy till the oil GERS lead them
into battle
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-01

AH official dispatch received at the War
Department at I o clock this morning. gives
the particulars Of the Federal loss at Bulls
Run, yesterday. The los, Il killed and 40
wounded The coutending armies were in
sight ,t each other at late hour There had
been no fighting since yesterday The Fed
etal forces are reconhoiI ering the eneny's
position.
Col McClernand, of the House, who left
the headquarters at CenteryiIle at o'clock
this forenoon, and arrived this afternoon
brings the official report of battle at Bulls
Run.
Last night, after the firing, Gen. Sohenck's
brigade proceeded up the jamestown road 20
flank the position of the three most promi-
nent batteries which had opened on our
troops. The rebels who fought at the Run
are said to he those who were driven back
from various places between Fairfax Court
House and Centeryile, in addition to a rein
torcement of i've regiments who were bro't
up from Manassas during the action, which
continued about five hours. IN spite of the
various rumors, the condition If affairs at the
close of yesterdays action may he ch racter-
izrd It's II grand battle tut no decided result
and the reb,ls nowhere showing themselves
during the battle, they being concealed 10y
the works, rnvines aud entertainments, from
which they louredtheir fires The members
OF the House who witnessed the fight, were
McCIrrnand. Rrbard,on, Legay and Loveioy
Of illinois, Noel OF Missouri, Dunn of Ind
and llurd of New York 1t is Netherlands
belief from what he ascertaned at the srut
OF war, that the rebels had yesterday up
wards Of 10000 men at the Junction, or who
could soon br concentrated there.
An official disprch has ,heen received from
Gen. Mcclellan. dated Beverly, July 18Th,
saying one Of COL WilcoX's regiments, the 2
New York defeated and provD 60J OF Wise ;
men from Barbouryie, Cabell county, on
the l6lh.
A s. Ipeial to the New York Tril une, dated
Washington, July Il, says the Secretary of
War has to-day accepted fifteen additional
regiments from Pennsylvania.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-01
Arrivals al the 1t. Nicholas Totc,,
FEaT,sYAA..

The Ladies oftfe Mount olivet baptist Church W
give supper for benefit OF the above named
Charch at Liederkrapz Hail. street between First
and Second streets, Thursday evening, August lst
1901 on which occasion there viii he speeches from
several gentlemen Of Marysvillc.
Compttee of Arrangements-Eve Randolph,
Frances r. WI ams Dorahy McGowGn, Josephine
Johnston, julia Bland, Arena Brown. Tickets to be
had of the Committee and the following persons Ma
rY Ann Price and Laura ,cison, Mary fstea
Vincent and DR.. w. II. Stephenson, sacra mcnto;
Capt A. Frrgerson, O-ovine
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-01
Arrivals at the q. s. Hotel.

sTCEES & SHIELDS. ..........PAOPEIETORs
July 80, 1861.
Cannon Dr. I1l \ ranch Evans Sirrr, 60
Haley James ca W Bear Hiv,r
Chase Colusa Ii,hcr Coon Creed
Morris II Dry Greek Savers
Co hiram j Mex nuey Sac River
Brown J P CGmptOnV!e Nichols & sou
Foster frrd Hnns lud Valley
Coming J. G ass JaUey HuuterJr Jas "
Allison Il NJ Sac city .Eandervere q
Der.ca soH 3 # 1atbott 1hos
He ly q ] Grass Valley BatcheIdrr A : Fosters by
Hogan T. SIuart~ve RacGiim : A Cantto iYii.e
Lichjenherger Groves J
Dlk. ii Mcleod Neal
Williams & wf Z san vuanHoliius
Walsh Do2tuwn Lynch
Buhue l. Sic. IA co
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-01

Is very unlike the hlfhy compounds Of rreAse and ts-
so much in ,fc Which orlv tcsWear the sUriaet ard
agcgavatcs the disease. Being penetrating rs well
as a CLEAN preparation, it is alike beneficial to
mud hcAst and Nh. host ar' Gle IN use for
RHEUMATISM. SPEAINS BRUISES, SWEENEY,
SORE TUROhT. STRAINS, SWEENY,
CALLS, SPAWN, FOIL EVIL, &C,
Prrnarel and sold hy
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-01

ARE THE REcELs WE'LL ARMRD--PEooF TO
THE roNrRARY. notwithstanding the liberal
seizures of AIMS in public arspnals and nrmo-
iies throuylout the South, the Confederate
troops are bV no means as well armed as
those of the United States. There is con-
slant allu,lon in Southern letters and South
ern papers to the scarcity of weapons. Gov.
Floyds appeal was the most noteworthy.
Gov Pellus, of Mississippi i, lately appealed to
the people for GhUt-guus, g anythiny,.in the
way Of weapons. Gov. Brown, Of Georgia,
will not permit a gun,to leave the Stale, and
the Mobile authorities with their utmost eX
ertous have been unable to scr lpe together
tuore than 705 muekets Here is an appeal
addressed to the patriotic citizens of Tennes
see which IS a sample OF those often met with
in The columns of the Southern press at this
time. The appeal is dated Memphis, July
5h. and Published in the Avalanche of July
9th:
Il have n picket Company Of Ridemen
now at Uuon City, numbering ninety men,
well drilled who have been without arms
for one month The company is composed OF
young men lnot married man -ueing IN the
company sons Of Mrmers. hackwoodmen,
who have been chosen for their eNperlness
with the rifle, with the promise that rifles
would he furnished Us. Contrary to expecta-
tion, it i. almost Impossible to give US the
rifles, and having learned that there are
enough, aud more than enough of rifles,
(Maynard and Eufed) now in this city. be-
longing TO private individuals and to Home
companies, to arm this company, for the sake
of the cause in which We are engaged. APP
peal to those owning rifles to let US have
them at onte for active service.
am authorized 10y Gen. Pillow to say
that the State will pay f,ir and reasonable
price to those owning the rifles. VIII" will
step forward and give them 10 the use of the
state. Col W. r. Hunt viii negotiate with
all who may respond 10 the call
II c. Knse, Captaic."
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-01
EBDTgHE.2.E2S OINTMENT
EovyZnan'S Lirinlcut

And every other disease arising from an Impure sta
OF the blood.