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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-01-29
EATS, GAes. BoNNETs, &c.

EATS, CAes. BoNNETs, &C.
FURs! FURsM FURsM!
JOHN L. EVANS,
~ ESPECTFULLY informs the Ladies that he
l. a. has the largest collection Of FuRS ever Of
rcrcd for sale in this market, viz: Sable Mink,
Stone Martin, Fitch, Siberian Squirrel, Water
Mink. Rock Martin, French Sable &c; Erminr
and Swans;own Trimmings. All of the above
will be sold Wholesale and retail ~ reduced prices.
FURS made and repaired at the shortest notice.
The Ladies arc invited TO call and examine my
stock Of Furs. oct is
HATS AED GAPS!
y Ohm ARNOLD has just received from New
York Z sample stock Of
TIE FALL STYLES,
Embracing every variety Of FRENCH FELT,
NOLENK!N, oad CAS&LNERE HATS. Also,
complete assortment Of
CHiLDREN'S FANCY HATS AND CAPS.
Being in receipt Of our NEW FASHIONS, We
are prepared 10 fill all orders for SILK HATS.
! cal! is solicited to examine the NEW STYLES.
1595- FhceniZ Hall Kat and Cap Store.
aEr 2q--tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-01-29

tVHTALL PAPERS, of all the very latest pat
w terms, furnished and hung in the best man
ner, at J. P. CLARKE'S; New Paper Hanging
and Window Furnishing Store, Ne. l58, King
'atreet -,='~L2- cot -
The New York herald., 1861-12-18
SITUATIONS wAxrED-rEmALEs.


WANrEp-A SITUATION. AS COOK, WASHER AND
onsr en & . % 81 sy esersncs c II for
two daysat 623 Washington st.
yxrAvrEn--A SITUATION, BY a REsrEcrAELE PER
sG e ass s ss s MsAas aas n os sr sss
ne yen Csi at 2 9Th av between 18th and
| 10th Sta, for sao da.s
| yXANrED--By 4 YOUNG WOMAN. a SITUATION AS
w chrberma and 70 take care q children or would 10
rseTence; no objection he woa mske her
place @ 6etwetn iiia and ialh sss for two days
WANTEp-Ry A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A
w situation to cook, wash and iron; understands all Kinds
oSscoas 10 S a oas, IiSs fSsrSS 81.
NANTEp-BY A GERMAN GIRL A SITUATION TO
w do up stairs Or sen.ra m ho9seworki eau come weaio
yVANrED--sy A PROTESTANT Girl, A SITUATION
W to do the cooking washing and ironing OF small pr
se iamy 10 @ 80 short distance In she 'ooh'
JVANTED-A SITUATION, ny YOUNG scoTCH wo-
days at Mr. Brady's, 70 weat 10Th s..
WANTEp--A SITUATION, BYA RESPECTABLE GIRL,
w who Is willing p do The hoasewors Of private ian.
reference Coo be seen FOR two days al ls7 zh ST. nca7h
yVASTEp--A SITUATION AS FIRST GLASS COOK
or restaurant, best city reference Apply at s Broome ST.
XVANrEp--s ruAroN, BY coLoRED GIRL, TO
general aou ework Is willing and oslsisg and wishes 70
maxi N aesss useful se, Sy S Nay ee seen at g
ay.
w youns sirl as cook washer ironer gene
Can be unl engaged al 70 Warren St, Bio6s,a,
| WANrED-A SITUATION, BY A. REsrEcrABLE
y"s"s IN a ea@s sa na % sG sea
the country Can be seen or two days can t2 East
2iss 81, Cisy reference, II required
yNANTED--By A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A
w situation to do general Homework in priv ale family
maks Good bread and sie Good city reference fep her
last Pace Apply At 80 King 81 n the rear for two days.
yUANTED--A SITUATION AS HorsEKEErEa, ny A
manners No o. iccion % pss ~ hoae ia lhc couutry
Adaress Z. O., Madison square Post onoe.
yNANTED--By A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A slruA
sho ghy understands her business every branch f
caceen baker q breaf and beqit Good city reference
oan be seen for Two days q ~. n ~ IN ihr rear
lVAsrED-7A SITUATION, BY 4 REsrEcrABLE
milk Gail No stanton place. rear
OF No stanton st., for two Jays u not suited
yNANrED--A SITUATION, by A RESPECTABLE
housev os IN snst D 5as family Best q lily reEsrSns
given required. Ca days at IS Sands ST. Brook
| {trANTED--A SITUATION, By 4 YOUNG WOMAN, TO
w 10 tae cooking washing aud fronting q ecntee fami
" or genera houscwo,k sa mrs. ise washer f"her
also good cox and bakcr wares moderate. Good cy
refecmcc 70 haracer aud clabi;y Gall At las 25h ST.
between - and 81 aYs
| IVASTED--A SITUATION, ny A YOUNG WOMAN, IN
asrs @ iSn sry b. s "a a. sna - % Fns n ss
futcr would as anndress; competent . III tLcr
she has lived years. Can Tor days iiS West 2ph
St. in The rear, between 5th and Sih avs
N{vANrED--By REsPEcTAB BILE YOUNG WOMAN A
a wse4 M y as & y IA hs eoS s y n @ S
dIesa for two days lie East 2la Il.
The New York herald., 1861-12-18
lDENTTsTR Y.

DENTISTRY.
4 BEAUTIFUL AND SUBSTANTIAL SET or TEETH,
IA on pure silver only 50; on ine gold and pattn, sy5;
warrant q equal amy work in New York single Iceth,
81 Teeh hitt extracted without the PAIN Supc
hipg only 80 ONCE f2S Sialh avenue be-
tween Tenth aAd Eleventh streets No removal
DIR. LUTHER Dentist.
A RTIFICIAL BONE FILLING FOR pFcAYED
n T. ctAehne teeth and mere shells be nl-l and
preserved by the dscoverer-JAS PEARSON, NJ D., $50
broadway, West side door aovc Seyenteenth
N B.-Beware OF iiashy limitations of cheap operators.
As ! HAVE IIiD THREE TEETH EXTRACTED
"A without feeling amy pain whatever by ID. }. Jay
yillcrs Of ta Grand street, chccrfuy his
communication to those suffering from aching teeth
j. Murphy, Mulberry street.
The New York herald., 1861-12-18
MATRTMONIAL.

4 GENTLEMAN o. uNnOUBTED RFsPECTA BILITY
n wishing to marry, seeks an introduction 20 lady DOS
sessing weah h, sdoai position and ioyabla qualities. Pa
rrns or friends nre Invited TO correspond With kasselas
station A Post once.
NfATRIMoNY. PERSONS or EITHER SEX WISH
I ing acquire the of psychologist fascination,
marry do by cnclNng stamp drrced envelope 10
T. Williams Coz Publishers, box 230J Pos. Office, Phla
depnia.
1)ERS0NS ABOur CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE
VIII receive Treatise the Economy Of Married Lifo
by ldsssug and enclosing rcd stamp to r L. geckwit
station d.
The New York herald., 1861-12-18

7eS RowEGY, NEAR BROoME STREEr-GApAME
It'j WlDGEH, Caiivoya and gitc Srln sh aey. IN.
yeis TIE af tut lits. love-
tiein neEs; ptcseri % dres for al Diseases tols lnal
plumbers, properly hst or sl9loD, &c.
The New York herald., 1861-12-18

Z SULLIVAN STHEET-MRS. RoEDER GIVES
III ana wonderful information all affairs through
Il and vcs lucky numbers for tho lotteries, the
oh snd pamt in this CITY. Remember rest.
dcnce a. Sullivan rect, near Broone.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-28

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IN ~ - ks-Yd - &HnA ~
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- n QDoebe - tq4Weo1aot 0oReemeat
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vyoes theee 0tates " tesee fs0 ~ w. vieh
/ SS0W0 es6o61is696g - Get 3os1ay.
VIII ~ iabag60 9 - Un1n = tioe -.
aoqtn4Qps elasA, ~ $3.50 Qsoseif 70 =
500 hdhAdd, The bseeses evsl.lAeee - ~
cd de psssesal libegoaeo = he posole eoloa-
sensEA1 s1nplianeaasnaa - eaii1nv
poUs 81 oneeu1Svo funotjeoaeiee q - 0evorI-
nett, wke - saly essu1Ds - s1ssisea eS1sa-
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nj 0evesVnsek - ~ " 8 s11s1sa = 49,
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rs7iaar "A 03Ii1er1 lGeee, NJ =
nm 49, ~ cigoamseaaeoa " i..e.l,..
49,. iavsii,r alfke ~ Uniou q 1hesS G1es.s
ConSeifn oIaeei 6oyeepDeak ~ the Nhee4iss r.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-28
IL 1t Treason Z


The New York Tribune, the Phila-
delphia Inquirer and the Cincinnati
Commercial, in particular, and several
IN general, are raking the official acts Of
Secretary Cameron "fore and aft" and
the question is Is it not treason thus
to do? It's assumed by the war.loving
Republican press, that "nonc but traitors
at heart and secessionists in principle"
call in question the acts Of President
Lincoln, and AS Cameron is one Of his
right hand men, selected and retained
by Lincoln's own good will and pleas
ure, how can it be possible for the
above model sheets to denounce him,
and not be branded as traitors. II they
speak truly, they directly infer that
Lincoln keeps practical swindler in his
Cabinet! Ought not such editors to be
hung! Does not their conduct prove
that they are in direct sympathy, if not
openly acting with JEFF. Davis. All
their pretensions and crocodile tears
over the Union, are bosh! Why
don't that extremely patriotic sheet, the
Gazette, denounce such reasonable con.
duct
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-28

New Orlsan. Opinioa Of the Evacuation
Of Harper's Ferry.
The New Orleans Delta of the 18th
has found its way into this section Of
tho country. The secessionist. don't
like the evacuation Of Harpers Ferry.
The Delta says:
The several reports OF the evacuation
OF Harper's Ferry by our troops appear
at last to assume definite and posi,ive
shape. This maneuvre will take the
whole South by aurprise. We confess
that. in the reception of this intelligence.
we were compelled to draw largely M.
on our confidence in the superior saga.
city and strategical skill Of our military
commanders. Unless followed By some
bold and energetic aggressive movement.
the effect OF this evacuation must be dis.
couraging. We shall look for ,uch
movements with confidence. The tenn.
per Of our people and our armies is de.
c'dedly hostile to these retroRrade MOVE
ments. They would rather fight Al the
risk Of being whipped than be continu.
any falling back aud waiting TO be a.
sailed. Our new and raw troops ara mot
adapted to this style Of warfare.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-28

huisous.-Wheat il selling in thi.
Guy atirom 50 TO 40 cents, and Il require,
the best article to command the latter
price. buttsr = only worth s cents
per pound. and sap three cents Der
dozen, and dull ct that Our farmer,
are now reaping the benefit Of this civil
war with > Vengeance, to cay nothing Of
the enormous debt that 10 being con.
tracted, which will have to b psid !,
the shape Of taxes.-zou0 O;ty Pyes.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-28

- - 0ooUouooos ).
1lssn2 DDuoas.-It = . natsss =
DEF fsspss I, 8 aay = esdss.saadi:s
sho 4 - Ia . ~ ti4s abost sAs
|ssp1 Iv;s vi u 81 tos I State Con- ,.
vsntion. I tsust trus Denocsass vsn
- ssaay - villiss - ssiss ~ 49,
tio.s Of thh kisd. # ~ tgpe ohjeee
aimed q 90 Is obtaissd. II thh hys
I'M time e ~ ssssssys hisessy "
should sos qsibb's aboas1rs4 H.
aim and end Of I'll true friends Of the
ssuslsyss ~ sinss shssla sssssssss
aesinst the eocroscbusnts u dsepctisu
and the dessruetioa Of the eoastitntion.
d liberties Of ths psqpl@ Its fsared
that the objection BY some, to the "eaif
il not 20 nueh o. aasesst q iyeGslari-
" . dispositiop 70 give aid and COM
fort" TO that party which, ss&isg under >
false pretsnss q preserving the Union,
il covering every tie which biads it 70
gsther.
II men protesting Democracy, desire
to assist the abolitionists in carrying on
. "John Brown raid" on magnificent
scale, let them do 20 bot let them st
the same time ignore the time honored
principles Of the old Democratic party.
This il no time for timid and time serv-
ing politicians. Our country 10 in peri,
and Lot 10 point out the dangers to
which we seem to be tending. Disguise
II ~ we may, the whole objset, on the
p.rt of the aboIilionista,in this unooustl.
tutional warfare, 10 the abolnhing Of
slavery. Many openly avow it. Il ].
proclaimed in many instances, from the
pulpit, and il the leading idea every
where, where red or Black Republican
ism prevails, Will Democrats, then
play second fiddle" to scheme 20 dia-
bolicai,ss dangerous, 20 contrary to
every principle Of the Constitution, and
the whole theory upon which our Gov
eminent rests, and must ever rest II it
is perpetuated 1t ALI
1t is admitted that under the present
management Of our national affair, there
is but little hope in the future, but amid
the surges Of fanaticism and treason
to the hope Of the world, let Democrats
stand firm TO their ancient faith ~
taught by Jefferson and Jackson, and II
the Constitution must perish, We will
have the satisfactory reflection that We
have done our duty. l know nothing
about the right Of Mr.. Mahouy to call
the Convention, but l believe he haa
told the plain truth, and the country il
full of Democrats who will stand up t.
him in his patriotic effort to save the
country from utter ruin.
ONE or EN-.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-28

SOUTHERN RESOURCES BoR PowDrR.-
A correspondent Of the Fayetteville
North Csrolina) O6sruer says: at ID
: tedious and expensive process to make
sulphur from iron Or copper, but il =
our only resources now. North Carolise
m'nes furnish IN immrnse amount ef
alRhly sulphusous pyritss."
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-28

The Advertiser, having been restored to health
In afew weeks By very simple remedy, aftss
having Suffered several years with 4 severe lung
affection, and that dread disease, Cousunption-
Is anxious to make known TO his fellow suffersrs
tho means Of cure.
To al who desire it, he will send copy Of the
prescription used (frss Of chaEse,) with the dirsc-
ton for preparing and using the Same, which they
will find . suEs CuEs YoR Coxsuxrr1ox, ASTHMA.
bRoNoHl1ls, 10. The only object Of the aaver
tissr in sending thsprssoription il 70 benefit The
a@ieted, and spread information which he con-
esivssto be invaluable, and he hopes every sufferer
will try his remedy, it will cost them nothing,
and may prove . blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription viii please ad-
dress REV. EDWARD A. WILSON.
WILLIAMssuRaa.
octlS-lyl Kings County, New York.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-28

AT LAST.-A want long expressed by the
public hes ct last bsss realised, and they now
have Sewing Machine which full , meets that
want, and does away entirely with the causes Of
complaint 20 frequent heretofore, and which, till
now, have called in vain for remedy. The LAdd
Webster Co. Sewing Machine avoids the faults
while it improves upon the good points Of al
struction, easily understood By the novice il
eapacsty for work within no limit, where sewing
can be done; making the tight lock stitch, alike
on beth sides Of the atsrial-making no under
side ridge to wear away, causing tho stitch to
break perfect in it every working, strong in it,
every working. strong in it, every part it is Just
the thing 20 long needed BY Families, Dress ma
kerr, Closx makers, Tailoss, Shoemakers, Carriage
trinmers, or in any branch Of industry whore the
SHess or the ssronssss sewing is required.
Uiile Journal.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-28

THE PNEUMATIC DISPATCH TUNNEL,
The preparatory works for fixing the
pipes and machinery Of the Pneumatic
Dispatch Company, between the general
post Office, London, and the branch Office.
Bloomsbury, are now nearly completed,
and this novel and expeditions mode Of
transmitting parcels and letters will very
shortly bs in operation. The pssumatic
pipes are Of the tunnel form, thirty inch.
20 10 height, and an experimental essay
is about to b. made upon . length Of =
quarter Of mile, on piece Of ground
the new railway bridge, Chel-
sea, previously to their being perma-
nently fixed in the locality fot which
they are intended.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-28

RUSH IN WHEAr.-Ws regret to learn
OF injury to the wheat crop Of this region
by rust. Mr.. Crane, Of Lake Tovnsh;n
iniorms us that scarcely moro than \
half crop may be-. expected. The osts
Drop 10 also injured b The same eauae, :.
Corn looks pretty fair for the season,--
Aaesco(iue 1ovraul ... p = .ssfl
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-28
LICaTE & BRADDURY'S


PA1s1 InsULAsuD FULL HON 1sAxr INV soAIs
0ran4 And Square Plane Portes,
The Insulated Iron frans urseerve,
N8V the original tone Of The nstrsnsnt i
III IT, parity, securing IL for I'll time against that
most disagTeeaele tinny quality Of tone Invariably
found in I'll other Iron frsne Piano Porte. n
greatly stssnehs.s the 80 and thus kesue tie
risao Eorte naes Longer !. tsns.. Il sivss ths
adapss The Piano toall c.imatss ssd e IN shs..
81 4 atnosphsss, and In oil rsspeots tt = ro-
nsunoed, and in al respects il ID psonounc,d ~
our bset "artists' The gTsatest inpoveaene o. -
ags In Faao-Fsets construction; psodusta9 q in
s.sanset ss.sevlsds:a e 2: ss2srior = ~ 9TH
j low ooeel0onSo0o d soeasa = - e.->es
s.aey 9 sas Nov ssese Rsesas lasalaes6 fioas
~ have examined ths Pisao -Fortss q IlsAss
bsadbasys with entire astisfastioa. knew -
that thsrs are Others better, either in oas own
eountry Or ELSEWHERE. LOWELL Mason.
In elsarnsss, richness, and volume Of tone. del-
ieay, elasieity Of toach, and aetioa.
have never p'aysd upoa thsir sqsai. IN. =.
n volume. rishnss, svsancss, a. parity =
toes. ~ = dsleasy q to.sh tAay eeesi.ly essei
yss % ssidoa fossd. .-&1.iI. Hssss. $500 - =
.soessssass n.ao. fors.. -As.aus M ~ ssssy
~ astouishsd An1 dGighssd Win % ~
SOLE - !sans niaao-1e!oo 49, - -.
Bndbssys Pisno-r cstss. "-0ao. J. Rsor
lhsvs nsvss played upsa - 1as - i.sllu-
nsnt"-0Eo. p. BRlsFow.
II consider thea = . beaaty, riehneas, fallnsapr
and equality Of tone - well = their agreeable.
s. 49, 4; sGsss go. nss superior = P.
In power, Q00n13ty. an1 enun12Ar ~ tnnn 49,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-28

ARMS FOR THE UNITED STATES Srop-
PRD.-The Manchester Guardian saws
that i've cases, containing altogether
1000 rifles, directed to the "Commercial
Bank, New York." we're stopped at
Galway, on the I'd inst. They had been
forwarded from Liverpool for shipmen,
by the Galway steamer, but the agent
declined to allow them to pass. He re.
tanned them until he could be advised
by the government as to how they
should be treated. In the meantime,
says the Guardian, 1--WE trust that Mr.,
Cassius M. Clay and Mr.. Burlingame
will do Us the favor not to regard this
- one Of the instances Of sympathy
with tho South, for which We may be
called upon hereafter to suffer the over.
whe'ming punishment traced ont in the
atter-breakfast speeches at Paris."
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE WIDE REPUTATION which d.. J. Hos
letters Stomach Bittsrs have attained during the
past year, bespeaks it, sxesllslos in more forci-
BILE manner than asy words which W can olEsr.
1t rsnovstss, parihes and strengthens the system,
and aids the stomach in the pszformanes Of it,
fanstions. It 10 regarded on Ill sides q ssner-
sgn specific, aud, Therefore, to procure il in the
best way, should be The object Of tho public. We
commend it with moro taan usu q seal and conf
dsnes, believing and knowing, - W do, that II
stands foremost among the many preparations Of
the day, fer impartpg strength, vigor and tone to
the system, asd passessing the curative powers for
al similar diseases arising from > disordsrsd
stomach. In the most severe cases Of cramps.
diarrh@s and weakness in the stomach. the Bit
tsrs" have bsen rigidly tested, AMI always with
the greatest success
Sold by druggists and dealers generally every
where. [jne23-d&wlm
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-28
ARTESIA1 WELL PUMPS!
TIME SUBSCRIBER MAS PURCnAs1 rHe
> night - naeulnetare and cell

DoseIs ssS 9s0as Aeeia1 Asessiss ~ Rs~ps,
and i now prepared = aaswss oil esisss for the
sane. 3bepahp q eneW lnssoG)so A. oS603oe.
70 any now q -. IL 10 psosf sgaiass ~ ~
can Be use6 - lss sagi6e. - - uasss g1s1Sas.
Throws : sesedy strsaa. - - = distance. For
Tor 1silrosd stations, - nisiag paDosss.
slUTB0Es1Je. UvsBLLe DO0DD
d shost aeees, and o ssassnabls terms. An votk
warranted 70 give satis(astioa. AddrseG,
t5H @. + MD1RlIL,
1re gfsAh rs Rysk Aaeai, MissIs.
JIG. WASHBURN, Agent fes Dsvsapsst asd
Vicinity. es epslI.6snI
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-28

$4,000 WORTH OF
REAL ESTATE
II Davenport And L. Claire, Iowa,
For Sale Low, and On Easy Terms.
TIME SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR sALB
Cottage. with 83k asess d Land In shigh sleSs q
cultivation, situated In the city Of L. Claire, aad
commAndinR nnGuiAoeat view q the 0iGo6selppi
River, Port Byron asd much Of The Stats u llli-
nois. Tho Cottage contains rooms and eellas,
e. :s !: IL ss.e:.: ,spsi' sss s.ss:a E ss =
FIJI Ssssise. g.. .. 4 sSrifsy yo.sc osalesd :
on the premises, eompsiing 800 fruit trees Of The
best selsetious and nearly Ill bearing. Also, .
stable, smoke house and pealtsy yard. The fsss-
ing il in sxesllsnt order and il nearly al new
picket fsaes seven feet high. Twelve acres Of the
land forms !, hus mark or woodland. The. CottAeo
would BE- sid wien less than the 80 acres il Do
ONE 20 ACRE LOT,
% rods from Argyle Cottage, we'll fenced, and in
high state Of cultivation, and we'll adapted for :
fruit and vegetable garden. Being Immediately
back Of IL Clairs, is rissas rapidly n salss.
Ono ass Dsssk Dvsllins Assss and Lot 4
DAvENP oRT.
That beautiful rssidsnss o. the corner Of Brady
and Twelfth streets, with The lot o. which 4
stands, fFoating SIS fest - Brady street ~ 16e
fest in depth to 20 foot alley, With earriassway
nd good stable, easriags-house and wagea -shsd
Oo0poo1o. The hoooo oo0tA5oD - No0o WITH -
u sasl, ed : good cellar. An szssllsat sistsrz
u On tlas Wemtsss.
A SUBSTANTIAL AND CONVENIENT
D-s~s. N.~nBss@~ UgMsse~
CORNER O9 NINTH AND PERRY Dfs.
Lot 80 by 100 feet to 20 foot alley, with rood
cellar, stable aud w0Od-shed. Gas throushouf tn
house; good water on the premises,
THREE DOUBLE AND TWO SINGLE
FRAME HOUSES
These houses contain from six 70 IN roor,s
each, ase we'll finished and delightfully."- eituated
on the West side Of brady street. A good eister.
and we'll Of never failing water are in each Yard
These houses are situated on let 233 feet front.
and puesesses every requisite to make then q.
iishttul rssidsnsss. They will b seld siaely q.
together.
ALSO,
few lots In West Davenport beautifully sitaated
TERMS :-One-Atth cash and the balance h
four equal annual pay ments with interest & ~
nx PET cent. psr snaan, payable sannally.
Fog farsas Particular alply e :.
AtArgyle Cottage, II Claire, lowe. q = -.
sspll-dAwtf JAS. B. xADs.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-28

Hon. JAMES D. PULLEY. member of
the Illinois Legislature from Williamson
County, who was arrested and brought
to Springfield on the charge Of treason.
has been discharged-the Grand jury
failing to find bill against him.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-28

WHICH Either the Confederates
are playing . very extensive gamo Of
brag, else the British Government is
playing game Of oo-peep with this
Government. The declarations of the
British Government would seem to indi.
cate that there 10 to be no interference
at all, while tho tone Of the press there
proves that there is strong Southern
sympathy among the people.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-28

A CoMlrnAT1ON AGAINST TOBACCO
An anti tobacco organization is now
forming throughout France, and many
Of the men that give tone to society
there belong to it, such as physicians.
oo,nos"o. .eeo,scu CO. -wag& ute
ceasing warfare on the weed. II these
reformers curtail its consumption, the
result will be speedily felt in the public
revenue, for the annual income from this
source alone comes very near forty
millions.