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The Worlds Wonder.
WE desire local the attention Of the pubic t
DIR. ALVIN CARLEY'S
COMPOUND RENOVATING SPECIFIC,

lot the cure Of Scroila and al diseases allied there
nan We are sole propret0rs FOR the States
O north Carolina South Caroiina l-orefa Alabama
Mississippi. Louisiana, ana texas
lHis preparation has never failed 10 give entire
sal!Iacuon wherever lntFc luced to M 6a, ga;fb
pany each bottle. " ii'-'is 'OS0iii
lesunqmals without number might he sdanoed IN
rs iaFof bul knowing we do that in too many n
stances cetiae aies Of remarkable cures srs riy,1
upon tie Puoe ~ genuine Whlni are rs false "a tbf
decefvcfs VINO iabiIcae them. and MOI ,s..i,, =, ~
aught Nheh might Furnish opportunity Ia those NJ
JUDICIAL iolhe popularity and c0nsenuent saie ~ ~,
meoicine 70 sieefl and pointing 10 deelaraons -
those a. a distance where tho specific has hon Ior
and laYornbly kncWh--who baYG been benestfad ~
its truly Magical Gnratlye Properties 70 -, .srr (;
another Patent Humbug' supported ~ - - I,
nor1 persons who bsve local ha ,jtstio ~ =,
only IN the brains Of those who manu6.efrra .,i
testimony 60 order" We content oursal1a.- s,es -,
Discerning pubc VIII appreciate cur lnotv,s ii s,
doing WITH referring 10 the following well l.rl-
gentlemen selected 81 rendofn rom most VIII M, ~
be inenti med, who have tred It, virtues and ~
found t wanting, some OF whom reside IN the fnrna
date vicinity u its manufacture and who would !
necessary stantate what say by testif,inp I,
The rernarkaie cures winch hsve been Effected undo
their own observation. by means Of the Specific
which We now offer to the afflicted.
hon PJ Myers, EDon, Perry County, Miss.
Gabriel 3urkett,
Isaac Carter,
Moses H. Jones.
Hiram gathorn, Auesta Miss.
Washing on Myers FanEiB Miss.
Daniel Booze Marion County, Mss.
John McCulom Enon,
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Ills stated that il was 500 instead Of
5000 which ex-President buchanan gave
to the Pennsylvania volunteers.
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ST. LOUIS, May lS.-The city is environ
ed by a line Of military posts, to prevent
hostile troops aud munitions from enter
ing and secure peace.
The Federal troops have seized con
siderable quantity Of arms and munitior
at the State Tobacco Warehouse.
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Linooln's blockade Is somewhat like
the boys Christmas gun-made a-deyh Of
? big noise, but kicked him down.
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The Columbus. Mississippi Branch Train w,il con-
meet with the up and down trains leaving Columbus at
400 p NJ and no ?. NJ and arriving al 62s 2. N and
The Mobile and Ohio Railroads makes the follow
Al Meridian with the Southern Mississippi Road,
(which will be finished BY the 18th Nav Tor Jackson
viclSsburg New Orleans Shreveport and all points in
Louisiana and Texas.
AZ corinth, with the Memphis and Charleston Road
for Memphis, Nashville. Louisville fichmonc. wash
ington. New York. and an points in Arkansas, Viz
GINA, Caroinas and Georgia.
Al jackson, Tennessee with the Mississippi Central
Road, or Holly Springs. Jackson. Miss Nicksburg
New Orleans. and all points in West Mississippi
At Hnmbolt, with the Memphis anu Ohio koad. for
Memphis, Nashville Louisville, Cincinnati, and an
points North and Eat
AtCaro, with the Illinois Central Road for ST. Louis
Chicago, Louisville, Cincinnati and all points Vest
North and East
The Mobile and o, 10 Railroad is laid with heavy
rail and superior joint fastening, whih prevents the
disagree. able noise usually made b. the car wheels in
passing the joints and makes il fer snoofhness
and cas- Of motion unsurpassed BY any road in this
coun ~. Il is stocked with new machinery. and In
all its appointments is q first class Road.
aS- 10 change Of cars between Mobile and Colum
bus, Kentprky.
Through tickets by all the Western routes win
soon be placed on safe. l. ]. FLEMING,
G. ief kngine-r and General Superintendent.
M0ktle April -, 1851. 2s-lmo
Rs- Sc advertisement Of Prof L. MILLERs Hair
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OFFICE TIE 8iomLE AND ONO r. r. COMPANY, !
MOBILE March 26th, 1861. )
I'hE Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders Of tii'
Il Company will be held in Mobile on Tuesday. the
lth May next and the election for Directors on the
following Thursday, MAY 9th Trans er books vii
he closed ten days before the election Of Directors
= MILTON BROWN, President.
J. b. RUTLAND. Secretary.
Mobile, March %, 1901. 2l-f
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$40 Reward,

$1O REWARD
R% Runaway about the first
MW ofMarch, my negro man OR
EA ANGE. Heis about twenty
M five years old. bright mulatto,
" blue eyes and sandy colored
--zzEhair and whiskers, near six
feet tall, his front upper teeth are wide
apA- (, and he has scar on the calf of his
leg from burn. will pay the above re-
ward for his delivery to me or for his safe
keeping in any Jail where | can get him.
A. j. COTTON
Padding, Mss, April 5, 1861. 25-tf
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PnrLADElPHtA, May fS-The Tug Yam
kee has arrived. towing three tobacco
laden schooners which surrendered 10 the
Harriet Lane OF Cane Henry.
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CHICAGO, May Ex-senator Douglas is
i'll with typhoid fever. His friends think
he viii not recover.
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OFFICE oETHE oBiLE TRIBUNE.
Monday Evening, May 81. 1861.
COTTON-MarI1etdull and irregular
Sales 100 bales-Midiling 10 a lOIc.
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Nfs dsi6aRs Nay 1851 - -.

We are rsloaced % ma that the renowned chemIS9
OF New England, DR. ARA, has d length surns ~
attention 10 the disorder which hangs ike h,e,ss
our community. Our section a a healsh,v ss..
other. with one single exception that i ~ 49,
and Ague, which haunts Us on everv SIDE ~, ~.
remedy does cure, a. We should know Il r,ss 80
made IT, Cast out this haiefnl dstsmper f,r -
us, and ours is one Of the loveliest spots n - 49,
--LSatlnsL Eal-aala. Inann - 49,
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TTORNEY At Ian.
PAULDING, MISS.
n George WooD and ". T, PowE viii practice il
co-parlnersi,ip in the County Of Jasper.
April -, IS6I os-fv
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A powder mill 4 about commnceiog
operations a Kingston, Ga.
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c. M,DAvIrr, Principal.

THE school house having been enlarged and re-
Il paired is now capable Of accommodating many
more pupils than heretofore attended thatinstitu-
ton The active duties Of the school having been
resumed the 18th day OF February il Is hoped that
pupils will enter school as soon As possible that the
classes may be formed.
Tuition per month, from sl,25 to 50
Bosrd can be had in the neighborhood from seven
to ten dollars per month.
MoDAVITT.
Feb l3 1861. 1877
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Special Notites.
a PTONEER-
S. S. TURNER. ZOE sENAToR.

S. S. TURNER, FOR SENATOR,
To represent Jasper Clark and Wayne Connte.-
Election LIST Monday in October, 1s6l
CREEDl-EQUAL RIGHTS
PLATFORM,
Repeal Of the Gallon Liquor Law-One Quart or Less
Repeal Of section XII page COS. new Code Abolish
ing the Board Of Police (by the vote Of the people)
"lve die, sink swim. survive perish, best Or
get beat, will tenaciously support the above creed
and Platform /" &. s. TURNER.
TtrneyvilLe Jasper Co. Miss.
Oct g 1850 Silly
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CALHOUN INSTITUTE,

(Liaited to SErty PapiLs,
FACULTY.
Prof. w r. P0INDEXTER. A. NJ. President
Prof. n. P. B. CURTIss, Author OF two instruction
books in Music
Prof FERRATE ANGELO MORIZIo, l. L. NJ.
from Royal University at Turn9
Prof GUISEPPA GERASA.I /. A. M.ffrom the Acad-
envy Of Fine Arts at Milanl
MISS NJ. d. POtNDEXTER.
MRS. n. J. pOINDEXTER
Oct. B. 1860. k4rv
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The advertiser, having been restored to health in a
few weeks by very simple remedy, after having suf
fered several years with severe lung affection. and
that dread disease COnsumpdon-s anxious to make
known to his feilow-sufferers the means Of cure.
To all who desire it, he win send copy Of the pre-
scrpton used free Of ehsrgel with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which they VIII find a
SURE CURE for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA. BRoNCmTIs, &c
The only object Of the advertiser in sending the Pre-
senpton to benefit the afflicted, and spread infor-
nation which De eoDeeives to be invaluablesand he
hopes every sufferer viii try his remedy, as it Will
cost them nothing and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburgh
Kings County, New York.
Oct. 81, lsCo. sly
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OF SCHUDULE.
IS 80 a

OFFTcK MoRuE AND ONO RArLRoad Co.
Mobile, April p 1861.
nN AND AFTER MONDAY NEXT, the Passen-
" ger Trains this Road will be run daily except
w aannr.lin 70 the Lnlln-ir.- aha -.l
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MISCELLANEOUS INTELLIGENCE.
NEW ORLEANS AND mobile MARKETS


&c &C. &c &c
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LAUDERDALE COUNTY.
Circuit Court, February Term, A. D. 1861.
ATTACHMENT FOR S635 OF.
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Oats.
000 Bushels Oats just received and for sale At the
%OO lowest market prica
VIeks5.ro March % 1881. M Ai0Oe AOnEN ~
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The State Of NFississippi.

y. NJ. aIVWc,
Clerk Circuit Court Jones County.
April 10, 1861. 2T-5t
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PaaIdIng. MIss.

The undersigned have associated themselves for
the purpose OF carrying the above huness in
PauldinK, and prepaI ed to do work m the Car
Rage, Wagon, and Wheel right line generally, all
its branches
Orders for work, such az the making Of Carriages,
Buggies and Wagons, repairing the same will
ceive prompt attention.
Our extensive Blacksmith shop enables Us to do
all kinds Of Farm understanding Horse Shoeing,
10 the best manner.
Our terms are cash, unless otherwise agreed By
special contract.
Our facilities for doing all kinds of work in our
hne, are unequalledi this portion OF the State. and
we respectfully solicit share OF the puolie patro-
mage. TAYLOR, COUGH a. CO.
jan So 1851. 1e-Iy
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NEWOkiEANS, May Il.
Salesof Cotton to say 800 bales. Mid
dlings lit. Sales three days 1900
6alys. Rscsipts5r 49, cxys 2rteo haIea
against $500 bsles same time last year.
Decrease in receipts at this port 24s.0OO;
decrease at all ports s47, 400 bales. Sugar
firmer-quoted at to 81. Flour buoy
ant and advancins-quoted 81 so per Dbl.
Pork so 90. Lard in kegs, III. Rio
Coffee IA to 81. Freights l to It'd.
Sterling 90 to ". Exchange on New
York, p to q discount.
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RICHMOND, May 2O.-The Federal yes
sells in the Potomac carry their flags at
half mast to-day. It is supposed that
Judge Douglas ) dead.
Federal steamers Minnesota and Month
cello renewed the bombaFdment on
Sewall's Point Battery to-day.
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The following laws have been enacted
by the Congress Of the Confederate States
OF Americas
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Post Master Returns must be made to
close on the 3lst March, the 30th June,
the 30ih September, and the Dist Decem-
Der. IN each year; Aud the Return Tor
the fractional part Of the current quar-
ter which ends June 5Oth next, must b.
promptly rendered to the Chief OF IA
nance Bureau. Post Office Department,
Montgomery. Alabama, in the form and
manner prescribed by existing laws and
regulations.
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IMPORTANT NEWS FROM VIRGINIA,
EXPLOSION on TIE MISSISSIPPI
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New YoRK, May 1S.-Vanderbilt has
rendered his three steamers to the Gov
eminent at their price. If declined, he
will1vive them the Vanderbilt.
Il Is reported that the Massachusetts,
troops. under Gen. Butler, will soon re-
take or destroy the Gosport Navy Yard.
FoRr KEARxEY, May lS.-The Pony Ex-
press reports that the civil war Is the en-
crossing topic in California. and the senti-
ment to sustain the Administration is
universal
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FARTHER PoINT, May 2l.-American af-
fairs is the most prominent subject of COM
ment introduced into the House of Com
mons. Motions relating to belligerenPs
rights and the recognition of the South
ern Confederacy was postponed, owing to
Lord Palmerston's stating that the discus
sion of the subjecl was untimely.
Active preparations are in progress to
send powerful British Squadron to the
American coast.
The French Chamber OF Commerce have
represent the necessity Of like measure,
for the protection Of the French vessels,
to their government.
The harvest prospect in France is bad.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-28

srsusfB1D eAEkr-WnnsAa. 2 - 11th
>, Z: - = :ss = :. I ! NE ~:
Cos:ass = Teoseee, eestaia DEED a TSusl e..
veying 70 nd Trustee the laad 10 Clinton eo.ntv
Iews, eNs1e - balews, to-v1t: The soseS
sass quarter y The Dossh-vese ouarter. A ~
noSte- vest qsestse y ths nesth -ecst eva,R = -
esa Ne. sveoe1.eye( =, 10 Ieunshje NJ. dshtv.
svS 1ss?ee.sh g Rsags No sss( east Z a. 81
e. - 49, eoovoyooee vao na1e b. the 80
1890 - 1sspes ~ ssSstf1e ~ p.ynest
= We e0ssse Pso0iesoFy notss and he interest
nth dAy 81 Novsakss, 4. D.. ISss. - 1rsv.Sis
- follow: Oss for siehtesa asd iS-I0o delisrs
d0e - six msnths. and the other for the sum a
enc eYedeqd ana sixey eight asA - leo AIa,s.
ls4t4 palyea4 70 sAe b. der of Hsssv Rtcan
AID 0eosge n. Farvsll, With interest a. =, AM a
- pr cent The 6nt note hss been naid. ~
etey dAIlsv on the last one.
And now, the lanes et sail leet naneA 49, has,
ms ecsons due aal payahls, and the M DaviA
No. aauag failed 70 pay tAe saos in tall 1. ~.
Trustee - aDeesQidyA - hesehv - 8 n n
Yassn neooe. nat ~ v1St16S tAs pov.r SIN =
me vested By seid Dssd u Trust. Vii .. astur
ay.ths lesh day e lascA, A. b. 1851 Al IN Nos,
q nae o'clock in the fosssosa Of hid dsv. :. n.
Co.ft ho.ss 6sor- y tfesifys y Davslgnfsssposs
!asd shove dsssribed e 20 nueA thereof a Oh al
- aseeoeary to sssiseyas1 ~ ~ anodnt Of said
aets, with tie i1tesot tAerson 70 The day n as
tNgsthss with III theeosls asd sxpenocs attsnd.
Ing aid sale. cost ofthis sotee "a Trustee ~.
Dated the 18th day II February, A. b. 1851.
AUSTIN CORBlN.
'vsV-d0 Truste
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0ooBo0 ou&vU0D =
0AHAnnennhn DEDY 4
80 49,
s..ss4st LAD ...z1ss
A4H VxhDD ImInI.
30 { ~ ls-sz- - ss1.s-.-.-
vssos sooeas . eoSs10asI so oesvs1Os ~ -
11GD11@lGnI WND0Ooo
~ q u. $500 -. @a
~ 49,
4 ND THAT n n WITHOUT RXCHPTlON
"A
- ~ mGDR nne0oo1nk -
49,. -. 49,. 90 $780,. .,,.,.~ ~ ~
a. 111i1(os4 ~
o. = 49, uDnuy.
tySS s..
-
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ssSeaS r. 'zS5ssSs,1ss~~.
GGeooo1o1 GGHoS1oG1So .Af
- : oosaaooo ~ - s0eaeos.
And An slu.oet eeairsa vnfietv Of eehee disaasee
sttsadaat on irreeulaeftiea sunerinducedh v oolds
81 esss sxsssisn. 81 : usak cosstisatioe. sevsso
mental or phvsicel labor. The simple renedv l6e
eli 10 70 eet se the prionry Cause 81 The distese
remove il, and Yea sssist naturs 70 reguleAo'
This can b deae b. 1hs eFsat
-.a.a.-
Cotameu11l CorroCtoI,
With r.. $50. s.,,.a :. -.
wa'cI - 49, .s..e p ~. sase: euo vnee
~, 49,. !. = - uoA1' me
III ~.
.-sor.f s:..-;...ad.s~ 80 ~. .L;,,s', ~ -
PessonIa supenntonGenee q most sklio y feysi-
clan. VINO hummer =! yoen conseed - ~
% sis pf'vass psactiee. ~ re ts.ysess tnat !,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-28

YSKUSTEE'H SALE.-Whsreas, On the LIT dsv
i OF juno, A. D., 1889, James Long and Anna
Long, his wife, executed unto Robert ID. CopRdon
~ Trustee, certaiu deed Of Trust conveying
70 said Trustee the lAnd in Scott county, Iowa.
described - follows. to-wit: Tho south east
quarter ~ Of section number two a. Ii town
ship number seventy nine M north Of rangs
four ~ esst Of the 5th p. n, eontsining one
hundr d and sixty (l60) acres Or land vhi !
aid conveyance vas made by the said James Long
and Anna Long, bic wife, for the purpose Of %.
cudng the payment q two certain promissory
notes and the intsrsst thereon. sigped By sald
James Long, dated the Let day Or June, A. D !,
1859, and payable ~ follows: Ono for one hus-
dred ssd eighty dollars Die on the frat day
Of December, 1859. and one for one thousand one
hundred dollars, payable on tho first day Of June,
1850, 70 tns order ef William H. Petess With in
tcrsst 1t ter per cat. per annum.
Ana now said last mentioned nOtc having become
due and payable, and the ssd James Long having
failed = psy thssama, Robert D.Co0edos, Trustee
- aforesaid. do hereby live this public notice. that
By virtue at the power, which is in mo vested BY
said Deed Of Trust, will on Tburday the 3sth day
Of February, 1881 - the hour d two o'clock ID
tto ieflernoea OF aid Day, q To CopH House
door, IN the city Of Davenport, expose and offer
for sale, q plblie asstjes, the parcel Of land
above dssvji16y = ~ nseh thereof % shall
b necessary 10 satasy and psy tho amount Of said
sste, With ~ .ineeeeot thereon 70 he day 81
sale, teesthss With tbs eosts and expenses
attending asidsds, = this notice and Trss-
p...d i. ~ ~ = February. A.D.,,sl.
hysl ..5.. n.sFRs Trustee.
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DRYANsS
PuL MONIC WATERS,

The Original Medicine Established in 1887, and
int article Of the kind ever introduced usdsl
the ne0e Of "PULnONDC Warns, IN this o.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-28
STATE OF CONNECTICUT, !

COUNTY OF HABTpoRD,
Personally appeared, John b. Eldrides, Secrsta-
ry of the Conn .cticut + ire Insurance Company
and made cath that the foregoing statement il .
said Company and exhibits, % far - can be ascer.
taned its actual condition on the lst day of Jan
uary, 1861, and that no part Of the capital OF
earnings Of this Company has been deposited in
any State a. security for losses therein.
JOHN b. ELDRIU0Y, Sse'y.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this l4th
day of January, A. ID 1851.
CHAS. Il. PERKINS,,
Justice Of tho Peace for the County Of Hart ord
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