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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-07-06

G. Rev. A. W. Chsmbless will preach at
Camp Pillow, 20 Col. Hindmah's legion, near
Fort Pickering, On next Sunday, at II O'Clock
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DR.. McLean's Universal Pills.
FOR LIVER CoNPLALET BLLTOUSEESS, HEAD
I'LL III

There has never been czthsrtlc medicine onsrsd
he publlc that has giyeB such entire satisfaction
NcTean's Universal Pills.
Being entirely vegetable, they are perfectly innocent
and can b tskeE By the most tender infant; yet prompt
and powerful in removing all bilious secretion, acid or
im1ure. feed matter from the stomach In fact, they
are tie only Pills that should be used ID maisrious dis
tricts.
Thev produce 10 gripping sickness or pain IN the storn-
scb or bowels. though very active and searching IL their
onaration. promoting healthy s~ecretious Of the liver aud
Kidneys. Wh0 viii suffer from biiousnesa, ueaeafes
and soul Stomach, when so cheap a remedy cen be Oh
aimed? Keep tbe- constantly Gu hand a single d0ss,
taken in season, may prevent hours, days sud months o.
sicsness. Ask for d. J. E. EcLeau's Universal Pills.
T-ke no other. Being costed, they are tastelezs Prise
erly IS cents per box, and can te sent BY mail 70 any
mart OF the Uhited States
:. Il. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
Corner Third and Pine streets, s.. Leafs, Eo.
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STATE IEsIsLkTURE- Our friend and fel-
io--ei izen John Martin, as viii be seen frcm
an snlc~1censnt in cur advertising columns,
is before tbe paople ss a candidate for the
State issizlsturs. Nj. Martin will bring to
the service Il Tie S as. il elected, a wide eE-
PeTieIce sDd a fund o. PRACTICAL information.
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LIST OF LETTERs.

The list Of uncalled for letters in the Mem
Phis post Office viii be found on the fourth page
Of this mornings paper.
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FOR SIZE.

TyHE entire material % our Old Office, consisting Of
Z Tie Presses. Job Type, Stands, Cabinets, Gases.
aul5, Leads and Composition Kettles tnaw)5 etc, etc.
Also, one No. / Niteriug Machine, one Lead Cutter, q
lsrge assortment OF Cats etc, al ueaIiy new. having
been used only about fifteen or eighteen months and
which We viii sell at prices that viii make il 70 the in
seregt Of those in need Of such material % purchase Of
Us. Can at the Appeal Job Rooms
mrlT-is wHITNORE 4 BRO.
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McLean's Cordial.

Asnay by seen, we insert this week the advertisement
Of MsLean's Cordial, etc.
tits very well known we are not particularly . vor-
able to patent medicines, and, as = general thing, sssaew
the whole OF them with but little ceremony, and with
these sentiments we declined inserting this advertise
ment until we knew what were the ingredients Of the
medicine, and how compounded. This We have lea ned,
and believing as we do, that that the ingredients are
good, and the compound judlciously made, We recon-
mend 1t as a mixture worthy OF public con1dedce,
The above is from the st. Louis Christian Advocate,
edited by the renowned Rev. Dr.. McAnally, which
speaks volumes in favor Of McLesn's Cordial. We say
to fn, try it. See the advertisement in another coli
umn. fe6-daW
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ABsLTTI0E FTgANcIERigG.-MT. Chase,
LineolL's secretary Of the treasury, has oder
ed toe sub-tressurer at New York not to pay
tie July interest on the Texas indemnity loan
Of 1855. As these bonds are held by northern
and European capitalists, . strong appeal has
been made By The former to induce Mr.. Chase
10 reverse bis decision. The New York Times
pointsdly tells Mr.. Chase that tie refusal to
pay tie interest must irhict greater damage
10 tie government credit than tenfOld the sun
involved would make good" 40 Mr.. Chase
wiz soon be in The market to borrow, be may
oTe,T the interest paid, especially as a refusal
will result in no inconvenience to the people
OF Texas,
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DR.. J. "a. MCLeaB's Volcanic OH
Imminent
TIE BEST EXTERNAL IN WORLD, FOR
MAN OR BEAST

decrepitude and mlsey by the use Of this invaluable
Imminent. It win relieve pain slm8st instsntaneousiy.
and il VIII cleanse, purify AID heal the foulesf sore in
an incredible short time. AcLcau's Volcanic Oh Lin
fment viii relieve the most mveterafe cases ~ Rheu-
matism, Gout or Neuralgia. For Paralysis, Contracted
Muscles, Stiffness o. weakness in the joints. Muscles
or Iigamenp &c will never fail. Two applications viii
cure Sore Threat, Headache or Eara,he. For Burns or
scaj5s. OF any Pain, 10 j. an iufaIibls remedy. Try Il.
and y5u win ind it an indispensable remedy. Keep
always on hand.
Planters Farmers, OF any one having chargr Of
horses. will save money by Hsing EcLean's Volcanic OF
Liniment. 1t is q speedy and i~nfailibis cure tor Calls.
Sprains, Chafss, Swelling, Lameuess, Sweeney, Sores.
wounds, Scratches, OF any external disease. Fy IL
aud you viii be convinced.
DR.. J.. z. MCLEAN, ssle Proprietor,
ST. Louis. Missouri.
For ssls in Memphis b. A.. 8. MANSFIELD & COZ
also BY @. ". JONES = 90, znd WARD 3 McCLEL.
LAND.
AS. b. POTTER x MzRWIG, SIS Jehsrson-st, near
post omce, general dealers in all popDl- family medi-
sines. faf2dswt=
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80 - -
~ - -
FOB NEW ORLEANS.
Regular Saturday Passenger Packet
T9EKAE,
JOS. COMBS. ..'.'".''''. Master.
J. W. MAINCOURT. ......... .-.... Clerk.
Leaves Memphis Every SiTU8DAA,
at / o'clock, 4. m.

Memphis and Yieks5urg @ s. H=ll Line.
TIVE splendid passenger steamer VIC ~
4 TORIA, Moody, master, @ F. Hg5s La7
CLERK, viii leave as abovo SATURDAY, al&
8 Cc OcE P. NJ.
New Orleans freight taken % card rates.
j. M-EaEUS. or
JERRY Il 5ANEs.
jy5-2t IS Fro1t Row.
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Lumber

TUSr R~BOEIvBD-l25, 900 feet clear White Pine, l,
d ~, . and , inches thick; $50. coo feet dried white
and yellow Pine Flooring; o 1900 feet sawed Cedars,
for building purposes, posts, ETC.; a general assortment
OF Fencing 100000 sawed and cut Lsthsj bOO,Oc1 heart
Cypress half inch Shingles, and 10000 Fire BrlcE, IN
addition 20 our already large stock Of Lumber, Doors
sash. Blinds, etc, which We will sell low Tor cash.
mrl-Iu.2ln " v OlnIAAAN y tNN
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For EangreGs.

We ara authsrigsd 10 annouEce the name Of B. D.
NABBHS as a c~szdidate 10 represent the 10Th District
IN the Confederate Congress, which meets in Richmond
iyE-ta
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7 PROPOSE 10 prescribe for RI DISEASES b.
L letter, and warrant a care. No sure no pay.
Address me At Wall Hill, Miss giving your symp-
tom, and money 70 prepay postage from time to.time
as may be required to address you, AMI l will promise
you a cure or nave no pay. 1 viii tell you In advance
what will be the charge, giving you d chance TO accept
or reject. JAS. H. CASTLEAAN,
jys-Iws Wall Hill, Miss.
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SuRfial 40tltes.
INSURANCE COMPANY OF THE STATE
OE VIRGINIA.

INDUhhNOE NONT IN UT AIII II
OF VIRGINIA.
AUTHORISED Capltalss lIOVJOVO
Cash capital and surplus paid p............ $50, 900
See card in another column. ONCE, on Jeferson-st,
with lEsaa Office. TmyI-Iyl ]. T. WEST. Agent.
Read the Evidence
MESsRs. Clark, Gregory * Co., Esshyile-Gents I
bought fsur bottles Of AmbrosisI Oil at our county fair
last fall. Thought perhaps it might be q humbug. I
sold three b ties before giving it a trial. Ny wife
tried its virtues in a case Of rheumatism and found
gres. relief. 1t is the quickest relief for eOhc 1 have
ever found. I want two dozen Immediately fer myself
and those to whom I sold the three bottles.
D. B. BROWNING.
South Union, Logan co., KY, Feb 1860.
For sale by n. @. OAYCE & SON,
md al Mannhia Arnrrista- i.2-daw2w
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In the County Court of HardR-
man County, Tennessee, July
Term. 1861,

Whitmill Cobourn and wife, ana others, VS. Headly
Pok, q. s. Polk, Charles l.. Polk, ". " Polk, Be-
dora L. Polk, Edward Il. Po.k, Sarah E Polk. Petit
ton to divide Slaves.
TT appearing to the court that the above named de-
4 PENDANTS are non-resldents Of the State q Tonnes
see. II Is therefore ordered by the court that pHblica-
ton be made In the Memphis weekly Appeal, a news
paper published in the city Of Memphis, requiring said
defendants 70 eJter their appearance In said cause, ana
plead, answer or denuT 10 the same, by or within the
first three days Of tue August term, 1851, OF this court,
OF said petition will be taken Tor confessed as 10 them,
and set for hearing eX par.9.
A copy-Test. R.. P. Nicely, CLERK.
Jy4 vat By z. G CRISP, D. c.
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E0raai

O000 SACKs OF WHITE CORN Just received
%OuO and fbr sale 81 lowest market rates.
jy2-lw SsRATT0N, DAV X 20.
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&T9'aNRHa

.EROM Macon, Fsyette county, Tenn on Sat
II urday, June %, 1861, a DAPPLE RAY ~
HORSE; short tail, black spot under each eye,A
about hfteen hands high, works and rides well, seven or
eight years old. A suitable reward will be paid on de-
livery OF the Horse, or any information 50 that l can
get him. r. ". GARVIN,
jy3-tw1ma Macon, FByette county, Tenn.
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Nav OELrAEs PAoEkT.-Tle beautiful
steamoost LaEfsvins has become 3 regular
Bemph 2 AID New Orleans weekly packet,
she leaves every Saturday on The arrival Of tRS
one o'clock trains, commencing to-day. Her
commander is Tie veteran Captain Combs, J.
W 8'aiHeourt Esq, e gentlemen OF high
qualifications is the clerk. The enterprise
deserves tie encouragement Of business men.
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Strayed or Stolen,

IRON the premises OF Col. 7. J. Manley, on
II Sunday night, June 90, a sORREL HORSE, KN
i've years old, hsxsu name and tar, shod slA
round, spot in the forehead. He is 8 very fac saddle
Horse. l VIII give a handsome reward for the delivery
OF the Horse on the asove named premises, or for in
formation respecting him. Address me at Hickory
Wythe, F-ystte county, Tennessee.
j~ys-dzwlt' J. A. MAELEY.
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Strayed or Stolen,

ON the 25th June, an GRAY MARB,M
" about fifteen and 9 half hands hign, shodT
all rnun1, 3 smooth and well formed animal. A0Ne
liberal reward viii be paid for any information that
will lead TO her recovery. 3. REOK,
ty4-tf Corner Main ard GsyOsO.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-07
kiVkWOOd.A Drafting Scheme.

In order TO get up companies aud
regiments without personal, cxcr.lon,
KIRK wood resortcd, or attempted to re-
sort to drafting. lie wanted to put in
all his precious time in travelling over
tho. State making his election sure
through false representations to the
people of his vigorous action and pa
triotic sacrifices. But the game did not
win. His application to the Secretary
Of War for directions in carrying out
his SCENE, met with positive rebuff.
Secretary Cameron had sense enough
to know that there was not o
shadow Of necessity for such a move
ment, and in effect, told the Governor
as much. 1t was wet blanket for that
functionary.
But the nub of the joke is farther
ahead. AS soon as Kirkwood received
the rebuff Of the Secretary Of War, ,,e
discovered his fatal error, and immedi-
ately set about contradicting the fact IT, at
he made any such inquiry at the head
OF the War Department. His small
Aid in this city was called upon to earn
a portion Of his $4,000 per annum sala-
ry by denying that he ever had any
such idea. The insult offered to the
people was acting against him., and to
this time he has found it impossible to
shake off its effects. In yesterdays is
sue OF the Gazette another attempt was
made TO ncutralize the idea. But the
dodge don't win. The people Of lows
are awake to all such lodges and will
hold the Governor personally response.
bic.
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Eloceiou To.M0sS0W.

Tomorrow the voting people Of Iowa
assemble TO make the choice of State,
County and Township ofiicers. Promi'
ncnt before the people for the office Of
Governor, are the names Of Col. w. IL.
Merritt and Samuel J. Kirkwo0d. The
former Is noble patriot-a man OF
great executive abiity-in short, is
worthy 10 every particular to fill the
Office with honor to the State and cred
it 10 every inhabi,ant thereof. The
latter has been Governor for two years,
and has proved himself a mere partizsn
dcmagogue-a political trickstsr, totally
incompetent to stand at the head Of
such a people as inhabit this noble
State. lie is unworthy Of your votes.
When the first battle note was sound
cd, Col. Merritt war among the foremost
to lay his services and his liic, like a
true patriot that he is, upon his coun
try's altar. lie went forth TO meet the
Rebels and crush ont the rising rebel
lion. Kirkwood staid at home not 10
look after the best interests Of the State
as leading idea, bat to make uso of
the unhappy condition Of the country as
means upon which to secure re-clec-
ton. Whenever he spoke one word for
the State, he has been sure to put in
two for himself. Thore are the two
men. They arc before yon. Choose,
We, people of Iowa, which yon will vote
for; whether you will have the honest,
competent, seIf-sacriticing patriot, or
the selfish, trucking dcmagoguc. The
polls are opened tomorrow. See to il
that you cast your votes as become 10y
al men, earnest for the best interests Of
the State and the Union. Tho day for
political hacks as public officers, we
trust, has passed away. As you love
your State, and Your country; as you
love justice and appreciate the acts and
services ofloyal men even as you would
answer to God for your conduct as good
and loyal citizens, engaged in the holy
cause Of crushing ont this most wicked
rebellion and re instating our Govern.
mcnt in all its former vigor, cote for
Coz. w. II. MERRITT.
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COUNTRY BAR-Roox.-Irving saws
the only temple Of true liberty in thi,
world is the bar-room ofa country inn
90 institution where you may pull of
your formality with your boots, roll up
trousers with your cares, and puff away
At your troubles With pipe, without
any fear that broom-stick will draw
your attention to the carpet, or dark.
complexioned frowns remind you of the
injurious effect Of tobacco juice on the
stove hearth. The parlor will do for
those who are brought up under despot.
ism but to man Who has once fed on
Democracy, there is no spot in the
world where be can enlarge the area Of
freedom with less fear Of raising an IN.
sorreetion, than in the snug, coy corne.
Of country bar.room.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-07

COL RAMM1No.-The following is the
order creating Henry Ramming, late Of
Davenport, acting Brigadier General
during the absence of Gen. Sigel:
HEADQUARTERS TnIRD DIVISION Mo. VOL,
st. Louis, Sept oath, 1861.
II. Col. H. Ramn,iny, Commanding
Third Regiment Missouri Volu,s
teers.
SIR:-During my absence you will
take command Of all the troops belong
ing to the Sec ond Brigade Of Missouri
Volunteers, being or arriving at St.
Louis.
You will also, in concert with Capt.
Strodtman, investigate all applications
OF officers, and act with Capt. Strodt-
man, Col. Bassclmann, and one artillery
officer, as a committee of examination
in regard to said officers.
You will also send to me, from time
to time, report relative to the strength
and condition OF the Brigade, and such
other matters as you think proper to re-
port.
Very respectfully, yours.
Signcd +. SIEGEL,
Brig. Gen. Commanding.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-07

GERMANS IN THE ARxY.-The follow.
ing is given as very nearly correct
statement Of the number Of Germans in
the Federal army from the different Sec
tons Of the country: New England,
200; New York, 10000; New Jersey,
1000; Pennsylvania, 10000; Ohio, S.
900; Indiana, 1000; Illinois, 5000 ;
Missouri, $4,000; Minnesota, 500; Wis
consin, 1900; Michigan, 1000 Iowa,
1000; Kansas, 500; California and
Oregon, 1000; Western Virginia, 900;
Maryland and District Of Columbia, 500:
Kentucky. 500; Delaware, lOO-totsl
$4,000.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-07

SHlNPLAsrEa BusIsEss.-The ana.
pension Of specie payment by the New
Orleans banks, to which they were
compelled By the Governor, in order to
maintain the credit Of the 600, ooo, 900
treasury notes issued by the rebel Gov.
eminent, hes made change terrible
soarcsi 10 that city. The city aushor;.
ties have Issued small notes for Eve. ton
and MY cssts, to supply the place Of
chaags.
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Are Won Readv9

But two working days are left before
the votes will be counted. Let them be
well spent for the success of the Union
State ticket Of this county. Do your
best during the time which is left.
One vote made for the ticket NAV turn
the scale in your favor. The contest
will be close ono and not a moment
can we'll be lost. Remember it and
act accordingly.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-07

GILLIAN SYMPATHY WITH THE REBELS
A letter has turned up in the dead let
ter Office addressed to Gen. Beaurecard
by two or three Spanish firms IN Chill,
offering loan of one million fine huu.
dred thousand dollars ct eight per cent.
to be paid into the treasury in one yea'
after recognition OF the Confederate
States,
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The MunsOn's Hill Business.

uC IWuUSO0'S k1Ill OU8l0eS0>
From the N. Y. Post.l
Some weeks ago, when it was discov.
cred that the enemy had seized Nun
sons Hill, and was supposed tc be for
tifying it, there was an ontcry against
the General in command for permitting
Beanregard to get such an important
advantage over us. Munson's Hill con-
mands Washington, it was said, and of
course it was fatal oversight to let the
enemy take post there. We have heard
that even some army officers were
alarmed, and went to Mcclellan to re-
monstrate against his passive conduct in
the matter. To whom the shrewd Young
General is said to have repIied-"I know
Munson's Hill very we'll the enemy
cannot so strengthen it bnt that l can
take it whenever need it, in an hour,
and with three regiments. Meantime,
it is great advantage to new troops to
see the enemy before them it makes
them watchful, gives them occasional
rifle practice, and puts them in spirits.
The Confederates may keep the hill till
want it,"
The event has proved the correctness
of General McClellan's assertion. The
enemy saw at last what our commander
saw from the tirst-that Munson's Hill
was untenable aginst even small force,
and he has abandoned it to us after an
occupation profitable to US alone.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-07

LARGE SUBSCRIPTION TO TIE NATION.
Al LoAS.-Ar. Henry Willard, former
ly Of Willard's Hotel, Of Washington,
has made an investment of one hundred
thousand dollars in the Government se.
curities.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-07

LORD LYoSs.-The Liverpool Posi-
rebukes the pettishness and supercilious'
ness Of Lord Lyons, and says: "a
change in our arrangements At Wash
ington appears inevitable, and it will be
for the interests OF oil that it be not long
delayed"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-07

Psov. La MOUNTAIN, Of Troy has
been ordered to report, with his balloon,
to Gen. Mcclellan at Washington. 1t
is thought that be will be attached to
the commanding generals staff.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-07

100000 RATIoNs DAILY.-The Unit.
ed States Government were IL.
suing this number OF rations for the
troops and attendants in front of the
Potomac, last week.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-07

THERE has been considerable sickness
in camp at Cairo, but the men are re.
covering as the weather becomes cool.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-07

THs subscription list to the national
loan In Chicago smounts TO 100000.
Chicago is doing her duty in tho crisis.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-07

Ths Sprine6sld Raps61iesn pssps.
trates the following:
Thsss's Miss Dix in Washington,
And Bene1iS, the Coleosl,
And 0snseol Dix, Who intsrdists
sisessdoa schemes ialsrnsl.
Pete Bsaassgasd. look oct fos JED,
Or spits Of eli his tricks, he
Will have 70 dance another dance,
And 10 another Dixie.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-07
CLOTHING.

T1R NEW YORK LEDGER
TT Is SAID, HAS 4 CIRCULATION OF
j - 40 sopies, but IT. eiFsulatioa 10 listed
seapassd With the sissalssios u gasDssts -.
ufastsndby
SAN. PERRY,
AZ hts sssablishm. oa Brady street, opposite
the Post Once.
Ia. nov receiving the largest and most ses-
plets assostmsnt Of
Cloths, Cassineres ard vestings,
liver offered in thisn market. Antieipstine siaree
tsaAe this Fall, have laid in IN unusually heavy
stock, and the goods MUST BE SOLD.
Ny goods are all
THIS FALLS STYLES,
Fresh froo the manufastursrs and importers.
shall eontinus 70 keep on hand large assortment
Of fresh
READ Y-MADE CLOTHING,
For Men. Youths and Boys, of my own manufset-
urs which will b sold st
- - 80 = = n u = 4 . = .
Isasn eontin.s to nanufssturs ny own Cloth
ng thereby giving
BETTER 0ARNENT
For tho same money than any. Eastern made soodr.
Everything in the
Farnishing Department
Can 10 found,
Shirts OF al Subscriptions.
Under Clothing in endless VARIETY.
6:ocks.
Ties,
Handkerchief,
Socks,
ouspsndeFs. "a. 30.
Also, largo and splendid assortment Of
9HNT0' 0zA~Ia0:.
The largest and best ever offered in this mako
trust the public will call in and examine my
| stock before they make any Investments. for am
very sure ! can satisfy them both in price and
quality Of goods. SAMUEL PERRY.
Brady street, opposite Post Once.
aug21-dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-07

PARsox BRowN Low.-At last accounts
Parson Bro ~nlow's house at Knoxville,
was guarded by secession soldiers, act
ing under orders from Zollicofies. The
Parson remains true to bis u MON princl.
Piles, aud Zollicoffer has respect enough
for his honest opponent TO protect him.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-07

OVER $4,000 Confederate soldiers are
said to be IN the hospital at Richmond.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.

TO eAk1ERs AND FAMILIES -
sisoss Of owning good sewing Asehiss, that y
single in DEMONSTRATION, sssesg ~ not liable
oset out Of esdss. one thst makes the stitsh alik
On 18th sides, one that dos MT skip stitches o.
unravsl, one that will sew equally veil on thick
thin cloth, one that will run over gathers With.
out breaking. one that makes . unifora ssao,
(lssving 10 ridge undernsssA,) one that will u.s.
any No. Of cotton thread, linen or silk, one that
will last for years On oil kinds Of work in short
one that 10 not more trouble than il is WORTH bay
1t oses, without hesitation. the LADD. WEB
STER co. Machine, sit is the cheapest in the
end" See advertisement in another colunn.-
Ojeaqe Head. ae4-dkvlm
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-07

A DINING Nc, ROOM BOY. lEsssi.s = he