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NEILITARY MEN,
ITS ATTEN NTION!

Hf 1L1TARY MEN,
iTA A ATTE Mt ION!
The largest variety to De .und IL
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES and FEST1NGS,
For mil tary suits, and citizens fine dress. Three
Thousand yards
COATIN g and PANT STUFF,
Fer SOLDIERS, oy the yari, CT large guan.is.
Ovsr Coatjngs sM grades somr fne; Beaver and
Petershsm, for Off ers coats; Mill ary Over oats,
in gr al variety: Camp Blankets; Snawis; Glover
Socks, Comforts; OiiO Ct ats; Legg n and Gap
Covers; Wafer ero,f SEAMLESS oyer-Cos.,; Water
Proof 40 On hand) Suits mede 20 N asure in short
ro,ice, warrart 10 fit; Merino. Lambs Wo, !, and
s akec Un~e--Sh.rts ana Drawers all sues; foe
Ere ach Cloths and CasSimeres, black aud ia cy,
the finest sssartmeot to be ffu- d; Vesings Of ali
styles all made to measure il the tes styi Trim
ming. al kinds full assortment of fin Drt ss
Clio Goats, q, d Hack Doe Skin Pants Ia full as
soltu en-: on haud
BOYS LLOTHIh Cover Goats, Jackets
Pants spi Vests
T. w. RoYsToN & CO., 5li Sycamore St.
no S-3m Petersburg Va.
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WANTB.

wish 80 emp'ay. tg the halnscs
wv of this and the illow iny ysas, . per.on "a
pablo OF taking chsrgr ef . FARM, few nilss
fsoua the city. A man Who understands CA.
49, MING weuid be preferred No objections TO
foreeeA-. Reference TeQuir d.
3 ALSO-TO HIRE-For the hasance RI this
and next year, midlls aged NE0RDMa n. hAnds
~ almost every thins. Apply as No % Main a.
No III 3tk
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re. NANASSA 9AP RA1LRO. ID a,M
~ IAN Y.-lhs ana..sl nsetisx II sns oI,,s
ses tbs Aanesss Gap Ralrc I'd Coca. ~ WI,
- hoi IN the ~. OF Waodstack, csunsy OF 81.
sAndoah, on 'he third THURSDAY In Novemser,
'slns tho 2isf dAy Vt the moata accord.acs win
ae resolution OF ths ntccs hoidsrs
DANIk.L AOR2AN,
oe 3l-txlsfNt sss.t snt II res.us
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RENT

r a FURNISHED HOUSE,
With eight rooms on Grace. near 4th street, will
be rented for four or twelve mon tbs. Apply to
nos-lt RARKSDALE 4 BRO
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AirbmonD uispatrb.
FROM CHARLOTTESVILLE.

TUESDAY MURNINo. NOV IL, 1856,
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"UUSs AND LOT IN THE TOWN OE
III LIBERTY FOR RENT Il with to rent,
10 q ,od tenant, tue HOUSE and LOT 10 the
town of Liberty. owned and oecapied by the late
Or. Thos. NJ. psse previous to Et deeth. The
hou.e has Elk rooms, we'll finished, besides two
uDiished roous. There lie the lot good nitch
en with two rooms, and stable for three hor es.-
Also GOOD yard ana excellent garden. IL would
who 6ss had to leave their home in Eastern vi q
MIA. For terms, &c, apply to Or. e. A Glenn mt.
in Liberty to the subscriber st Subletts TaveiD,
Powhatan county, Va.
no 2-lawaw* J NJ. SUBLETT, Execr.
TOR RENT.-The HOTEL and other prop
erty connected with 1t at Chester, will be OF.
fsrad for rent, to tbs highest bidder ca Tues
DAY, 12h day of November. 1851 at IL oclo k
z wishing to rent would do well to laok a. it
before the day Of renting.
oc 3I-1awSt- H. A. WINFRIE prasr
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"pAr" ARP II. rrps.

1t II related Of one Of tbs wounded prisoa. !.
ers here, "a brath Of hoy" from the Hould
country" that when he was shot ho Rad q
pipe In HIS mouth and Was pumnx away unoet
indusEioualy. Unfortunately tor him. Nov.
ever, the bullet catered the corner OF ons ~
and came out behind the ear, causing 4 uYt,-
fuse nov OF blood. Ia the midst Of Vhick y
lest his pipe. shortly after hstng brOuxht g
the hospital. another Young PsS, Who VA
shot In The breast, rccogni1sd his vcdce g
bslosging 70 A,meMhsg of his company. and
creepang over to tho bedAide OF his cOsnrade.
who was lying on his hack with vet ciot1
over his face his firrt salutaiioa - ne ratse1
ths latter, WA. An sure, Nike. whsru's yer
pipe r. -
AArrah. had luck TO ne pipe. II slaua,a
fron me mouth when lst1ack he eronnd.
ard I've not eane Il since. In nfsy coats a
. good pipe that's gone from ns. hsdaA. =
Sure why dtdn't ~ save IL, Mite ~ ssaaye
II. replied Mike how ths diyil could I
ssve it when couidu'ttA smtthsrsn O..
yAnt the pint o NE nos-i FAltA. IL yrns -
.,sr. and no ssrtpss tAAs sAw il ~ aif.
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A esess IN Tzs Sorrx The shoe and heather
Reporter publishes stasiafie~ TO prove that
the SsntherneTs are not rs bid CT Tor sbo.s
Is has BEER rerrcsented. II shows that during
the Past lhree-qaarteTs Of tb- preseat year 4
s1iIicjsnt nuIober Of brcsArs wet s,uth to
suPp'y an army OF four hundred from
sand Hen for twelve mo . Lbs, md a1lS - t6soo
pair 70 each nsan.--ks~xriats Eesfa -.
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~ EORGIA LANDS FOR SALE-I offer for
NJ sale a valuable body of RIVER BOTTOM
and UPLAND, In Gordon county, GA, Immediately
On the Western and Atlantic Railroad, and two
miles from depot. will sell $50 to about coo
acres; about 400 acres river bottom, cleared and
under cultivation, producing good crops Of corn,
wheat and cotton, of fine quality. There is also a
well prepared and hcurishng Vineyard, of 81 acres
Of Catawba snd other standard Wine and table
grapes and an abundant supply of choice varieties
Of other fruits. On dle riTer is fine Fishery,
which affords sufficient supply of fish for all do
nestle wants. when attended to- On this plan:s
ton is comfortable, roomy, twostory dwelling.
house, with seven upright rooms and all necessary
out-budings and machinery for plantation pur.
poses, snd all beyond Abolition influence and TN
per.inepce. Terms will be liberal, and negroes or
Confederate bonds will be taken in payment ii pre-
tsrred, by the purchaser. Address
JOHN F. GREEN,
se 9-2aw1ew Resasa. Goroon county. Ga
TTARE FOR SALE OR RENT hsve for
sale q FARM in Henrico county, lying about
fifteen miles below Richmond, containing nearly
800 acres of land about 200 Of which is cleared. and
the greater portion has been mSrled and produces
well tse usual crops made in this section TIE
farm aoOuDds In the best mari which Is quite &C.
csssible. The improvements consist of framed
DWELLING with S or rooms, Kitchen. Stables,
&c, and web of excellent water in the gard
There Is on the farm of the la gest Orchards OF
Peach and Apple in this section. the situation is
healthy, and neighborhood good. If not sold by
the 1st of November, it VIII be rented cpon modeT-
ate terms to coed tenant For terms, &C., apply
to RO. B. LYME,
Real Estate Agent,
Office over T.. Bodsker's E.rug Store,
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NlCHAVNbs Va Vcs- .. Irbl,
THE UNI ERSIoNkU taying been s;s
~ toned in Richmond for the pprp a~ III r-e.tv
ig and forwarding goods see, from rhs state u
oasstxna to her troops IN strSt.aA. aud having
$50 been sppoi .tsa oy the ksn-f Loaa lite o,
sew Orleans their sgent 70 receive sil xocds sen,
trough them, has taken tAa fsort room Of a..
ssuss occupied by Hector Davis, On rsnnsiin a. :.
ng busiusss with him @ k ~ Ut
JOHN n. MAcEESs6En.
soarfsrnesesr ana Foswsrdins Asvns for 'L.s.,si.
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SzJ zJANTED-TIfTY RECRUITS FCK THE
w FIRST REGIMENT VIRGINIA VOL
UNTEERS-persons vii hing to join this Regi.
nset viii have the privilege of selecting ths Com
psLyt ey desire TO be attached to, and will be fur
nished " u good uniforms and accousreraents frss
o. easrgs
For further particulars, apply at the Rsndezvoua
0a 10Th street, between Main and Cary, next door
10 Crawfora's Saloon Office hours from A. 81
until II. TkOMAS q. REFln.
Recruiting Sergeant.
". B.-NoTIcE-Menbers Of the ,st Regiment in
the city without furloughs '7il report Immediately
10 me.
90 .3-ts TE REEFS.
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MI ANTED.-I wish TO hire for the ensuing
w year or during the war as the owners may
urcfsr FIFTY AHLE NEGRO MIN, for the
variols 6e partInents Of labor az the CAkBoN BILL
MINES. in this county, under and above the ground
Onr mining operations sre not more dangerous
than ordinary occuraticns-cDe single lie only
having beer lost by sccident in thai department
during the past eight yesrs.
oe l5-5s JNO. WERTH, Agent
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LO = k e N Or SALE-A sman FARM.
containing forty acres. la situateA on Il G
Ola y ep Run Turnl iss, two and half miles + on
end and about oa@ mile FROM the Agri.nl
furM Fair Grounds. The brisdings are al new
and In good repair. To any person ishing to
engage In Marketing good OF pestunity II offered
further Information, apply 70 DR.. N. s Tar.
LoR, or the subscriber.
no l1-6ts q. s. TAYLOR.
ITOH kkNT--The Capitol House, containing &
twenty-five rooms, situated ON Main street,
hrst dosr below 9Th II for rent, and imne iat0pos
sesson giyes. he pc, son renting, to take all the
Bed DOM Furniture as 1t stan -. Any one wiship g
to oaaags in The bosrding house business. win flnd
il TO ther interest to csu on Monday next.
sti-xt' IL
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WANTED
FOR LOCAL PURPOSES


sno are not capable Of performing service In the
Sead, Jet are able TO perform duty In the city
hons need spply who are capable Of field service,
sno good references viii be required as to charac
tsf Apply 6. tha Office, corner of Broad snd 9.b
s1eets. JOHN n. WiNDs.R,
oc S-<G Brigadier General.
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iirss irs@rstaa sssa q sfs ~ 4elb srs..,Ar
Gxs McssIksIAw AkI~wlD Two Wsrxs 10
SAvs Hixssty.--The Yfftssure Yosf warps
Gen Mcf;lellan cf ,h-s consequences unisse
be xon hghse and wfrs bstsls. L. s4vs.s
/. General Mcclellan hes hss two srtks jtts
u hiyA, unlets In that time, ne Shall havA
fought ard won y haiti. The Cover ryent
expect II. the army expect II, the pepcs~ n.
pea ~ We h:ve been pattent, but II IT ek
is feftinG low, md we cannot heip tEittfne
Il he il ne betser prePssed for 4 great btssio
shcald saY -.
s. Gee s~sA GoIDs--The Aasasta etrs~.ess s~A
SfHf.ei, of Wednesday last, ssys.l go.
"A EsnG'ansn from Lumpkin equity sshib-
tied to us yesterday FIVE sslugae. of pare
&Osd. "a KEN from vetn lrtsly discovered IN
sLnmpkin comfy Zach lnmp w.s com Duted
70 be worth froln twenty to TWEEN ty- 4 Ne DOL
iars, and together they formed ab4susff.l
stGht Ia these dsss Of ntmsy shinpiaas~rs -
understand the ssssy afhee 10 DahIme
IS soon to be put in operation, aud we trust
rhat ''mips drop" will not much longsr 10 n
strange sight 70 cnr people. S.
--------
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81 alnoss sysrythiss. Apply q No % Main a..
wv A n + D-A
w SUBSTITUTE,
In an
-s4se INFANTRY COMPANY.
Now enesmped II the Fair GrcueAs. For good
iosa liberal price VIII be pad. Apply 70
r b, JONES.
no lists On Brook Avenue
w WOOD WORKER,
SPRING WAGONS.
Arpiy 10 JOHN DOES,
M lt--sst Corner 9 h and Broad STA.
NY Ant & ED-NOTICE TO HOTEL
w KEEPERS "A youtg man Of ten years
experience in ths Hotel Business, end clnsiders
ulsesf G smpetent to fu any position connected
with 1t. dasTes employment Best of reference,
&c. Add ess y 4. Il ;" care of SsnI Gaming
ten, Bolngsrook Hotei Petersburg, Va.
No i'-lmx
XXYANTED-BOOk Ok-KEErER-- one ,hos.
w oagh'y competent 70 take charge of Set
OF Books, in house tcIag large aud varied
bEsine None other mead apply. Mast so to
work a. once. Address 3d." at tbs Office.
no Hts
M ANrED-FoGr os six Ie'peetabie yvdos
w GIRLS, who o.n come welt rece1nulepd.si,
tn work la the Hank h .ts EHgraviss5s Es an sl.
nAn', Frankiia street, over Supreme Court, cppo-
site hesr, poitaa Hall Apply early, to
i.EGGETf, kEAt INdE &; BALL. z
no ll-3tf
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NYANTED-At the Carbon Hin Mines, In this
w county, Is to 20 able NEGRO MEN, from
tar country. They will be emI loyed by the
noath, and If they prove to be good hands, win be
hired during the war, If the owners prefer it. Also
arssrste CARPENTER, for the balance of the
yssr; and good white MINERS, at liberal wages
ss 30-ts JNO J. wERTH. Agent
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JITASfhD "A Ssnti~ans.u wishes 10 sGeclSe
w BOARD and LODGING for liu.ssii end
family The latter cen sists OF his wi.e and two
children. aged respectively 8 and years, with q
lense sasya4t. He wants two gocd Ze5 rooms,
weieh he will furnish. For board, lodging, fuel
aad istse, he is wiling to pay 500 Per month.
AidY ss X SO. 10 5-7tf
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NT TANTED-Fou able bodied colorsd MEN, to
wv work On road at Junction, Hanover county
Apply at Superintendent Office Richmond, Creo
s'cksburg and Potomac Railroad Company.
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IA A N L h ID IL wish one hundred NE.
w aROES, more or less, to put plsnta-
ton fully improved to grow cotton. propose 81.
ther TO hire, divide the crop with the party fur
nishng the Negroes, as E,sy be agreed upon. al.
dress B BLAKE,
Vicksburg, Miss.
Refer TO @. Z. Workman 6L Co., Richmond
Payne huntington Il CO., New Orleans.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-31
From New York.

New fcRK. Nay 30.
The Times Washington correspondent spscu-
lates IS follows:
WAsHIx6ToH, May 2o.-Geverement is becom-
ing embarrassed with the question Of how the
prisoners captured in the conflict now going on,
shall be disposet of.
scouts sre-laily picking up men proved to b
disun,onist. The number already token exceeds
100. The rebels are capturing Union men, think
ing when they have sum ;ient numbsr tbey will
be able to the release Of the IS rebels cap
tured at AlexandIis.
II the Goverament treat these men - rebels t.
On in arms against tho Government, they should
be hung. Il the system Of sxchsnge b adopted
there 10, in the act, recognition Of the rebel -
belgerants according 10 al laws Of nations. The
Cabinet have discussed this point several times
withsut coming 70 any result.
The Govsrnment hes ascestsfned thsss ass NO
rebel forces 1T Fairfax Court House. There we're
troops at that point but they have fallen back on
the main body st Aanas.as Gap. They have lit
tesallv eaten up everything to Be obtsised at
FaiTfax Court House, and we're driven back for
fear OF starvation. Ths rebsls take Whatever they
can And frOu the families Of friends and foss, snd
osr 70 pay libsraly, but in the scrip Q, Virginia
The determinatisp of Judse fanny to report 70
the President the result IT hs sndesvor 20 bro Il
down the federal, il discreet ssy q getting ct
Of trouble.
il likely % b stampede Of slavss through vir
ginie.
lSpscial to the World.l
TO L;eutepants ia the rebel army have ~
sisne.t. having bscone utterly disgusted With ai-
fairs The troops are poorly fed and he'd received
no pay.
" letter dated Oalvsstss, Tsus, Nay l9tb,
ays ~ learned ysstssdsy that al or ports -
blockaded. The Oovsgnmsnt vsssele 1soi into
- Manned : couple Of Soushsrn vessels. aad OIL
erdent Southern men Ars hot about IL. We hsvs
two fosts ON the bsseh, baiit Of ssnd bass ard
sevsn or eight pieces Of artillery. Every hing i
very dali here, Ard every oae out q enpaOynsat"
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River Items.

THURSDAY, Nay %.
ARRIVED.
NoRrHERxRR, Afford, st. Louis
PoNssOY, Davis. Fl. Madison.
DsPA.fRp.
NoRrHBRxER. Afford, st. Paul.
POMgROY, Davis. Fl. Madison.
The favorite and we'll known steamer Metro
poltan. Capt. Buford and Cleek Owens, will depart
for st. Louis this morning.
The nail and passenger packet Kate Casssl,
Capt. Hillhouse, will leave for keokak on .
pleasure excursion ct o'clock this isevening.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-31

HALiYAx, Nay %.
The steamer Anerics arrived with dates % the
10th. PrOvisions steady.
Minister Dallas is passenger on the Amsrics.
She brings million dollars in specie.
The Galway contract 10 snn1lled bat il 10 stat
cd that stesmsrs will continue to run.
The steamer Hibernisn broke down and return
cd. The North Briton took hsr place, lseviag
Ainister Adams presented his credentials at
court.
The debate taken place in the House Of Lords
upon American blockade and other privateering
questions. in which speakers generally oppose the
idea Of privsteers, being regarded ~ pirates.
ln tbs House .0t Lords, the Earl Of Ellsnbor-
ough, asked Government whether the term lawful
blockade used in the recent p exclamation, Wss 70
be interpreted literally with qualifications -
according 70 the strict meaning Of the Paris agrse
msnt. Il vas impossible 70 m.intsin sn effective
blockade he complained Of the vsgueness Of the
proclamation respecting articles eontrsbsnd Of
war.
The Earl of Pemville replied that . lawful
blockade must be maintained by su6icisnt force,
out it was net sbsout.ly ly necessary TO render I'll
ingress and egress impossible, but to render il
difficult.
Lord Derby said that there were two points ON
which it Was desirable that the Government
should come to understanding with the United
states, they proclaim blockade Of the whOle
Southern Coast. which they have not the force 70
maiutxin, although they could lawfully blockade
certain ports. 1t was not desirable that they
should proclaim universal blockade, bat nais-
tain partial one. The Northern states also
declare th.t they shou treat privatesn - pi-
rates, but they could not do 90 by The Law Of the
nations, and il Was desirable notwths landing the
proclamation that it should be declared such pen
atty British subjects, would not be viewed with
indifference BY En- LAND
Lord kingsd0wu said the Northern States might
consider ci,issns Of the southern States ~ rebels
snd guilty Of high treason, but they would not
apply tosuLjscts VI other powers becsming priva-
te0fS.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-31

CRY oRY.--Brigbam's New
City Directory will be issued from press 70
day, and will soon be delivered TO subscribers.
We understand that it is the i,sst ind most
reliable directory ever published.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-31

The Legislature in all probability
adjourned Wednesday. None Of the members
arrived home, that we could hear o.. The
probs biliiiss are thAt they went on "bsndsr
to Keokuk, in pursuance Of fnvitation.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-31
EvsNlNG DlsPATcnu.
Bgo0 WasAtsgeoo.
[Spseial DispassA y tAs Ceunssslal.l


[Sp~eial DispaseA y tas Coansssial.l
WAsuIs0fon, Aay %.
The New Yosk "a Rseinsas have Sesa Sishs.a-
u, OviLg 70 their bsing dsaosalised.
Lest. Coloasi 6s-nhsa viii - Colnd q the
Fin zouavss, nalsas Ne shoald dsslise. He = N
sxpsriesosd o@esr.
Il is nov believed thst FEDERAL tsseps vill -
eupy Asusssaa Jsnetioa to-nosrOw sight driving
away the rebels Who have beea qaartsssd thMs.
day.
l. h reported that the visginis Nswtea Rides
-koger A. Psyos's c0mpany-voted IN : bedy the
straight ont Cnisn ticket, much u PSyeg's iEdig-
nation, vho imm sdiatsly disbsndsd tAsm.
Orders Vas issusd to-day for the rstam Of ths
seFvies.
Capt Engls. from Fort Monroe, rspssts 6swall's
0int almost impgeguAble and noW occupied ~
four thousand rebels. buffers plan 10 TO surround
them end cut o6 their supplies, thus forcing them
TO surrender.
WIN. Wood II New York, hss bssa appointed
Commissioners of Public Buildioga
Hugh Asher Of Chicago, !. The lowest bidder
Of the great beef cootract for the army. He
ctt-rs to deliver it here for 4.4O.
Il has bssn determined by tLs Government
to give every man, Of whatever rank, serving
10 army Or navy, : diploma on parchment,
signed BY the President and hsads Of depart.
m-nts.
No proposals. for the loan q nearly II mil.
lions, under the act Of June last, were opened
The thirty days required by Law bsfors the
DO yer to Issue Treasury notes could accrue. .ex.
pirsd to-day, > the Department. viii there.
fore avail itself of that means Of meeting the
wanss Of The Treasury
The new Military Department Of Kentucky.
COL Robert Anderson. commandant, smbracss %
much Of th STATE AZ lief within 100 miles Of
the Ohio river. His head quarters will b. at pres
eat at kouisvsl lie.
The receipts into tho Treasury for the week
ending Monday last, were three hundred and
eighty thousand dsllars.
New YoxE, May 30.
Especial 70 the Commerciall
The LomsserciaPs dispatch mentions the runos
Of the resignation Of Judge fancy.
merchant Of Alsxsndris received : lsttss from
bis brother in Richmond, urging him 70 leave i'm.
mediately, ~ the Southern Army is concentretina
TO drive tho Federal forces away.
The Posts dispatches say the rebels are svae-
uating Harpers Ferry, and concentrating psay
Richmond and Norfolk.
A .Virginiau from fairfield, reports that the
the rebels will come down the caaal 10 Alexau-
dria when the Federal troop advance, and meet
them halt way.
The new military district called the Depax tmsnt
Of Kentucky, has been formed, and will b. COM
maaded BY Col. Anderson.
Especial to the Post.]
The War department are busily engaged ip
makisg app0. ntments Of Officers tor the thirty
Regiments oi regular troops ordered out By she
President, in addition to the present force. Thsss
Regiments, whom arrangements for their organi-
zstion arc perfected wll be very efficient, g ail
tho commissioned officers will bs men who have
seen active SERVICE.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-31

FoR > splendid article of Hsllibut,
Fresh Oranges and Lemons. Dried Fruits OF ell
knds and choice Groceries. 60 to the Hawk
eve Store. corner Of Brady and Second streets
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-31

CurcKs ON THE STATE BANKS DEPRECATED
The persistence Of the Dubuque Branch OF the
Iowa State Bank in paying out deprecated
currency at par. has finally compelled the pso-
cle. in self detense, TO consider checks on tha,
Bank as deprecated On Friday last cbeci :
were considered here IN business circles. ~ortl,
80 cents on the dollar. On Saturday email
checks we're disposed Of for goods at 81 cents
and Yesterday in transaction they we're 70.
ted at 10 cents. No other result could be ex.
pec,ed, and 40 long 40 the Bank will pay ou,
ootes at par which prove to be worth. in tu.
siness. only 10 or 80 cents on the dollar, i,
cannot be exrectsi thai any body who knows
that fact will attach any higher value TO the
checks or certificates Of deposits on the Bnnk
Dubuque Hsvafd
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-31

CJRRECTIoH.-In our notice Of the
retura Of soldiers from Keokuk. " said tbs
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they wtuld not taks ths oath. We shoald hsve
sddsd 'lor three years. ssrviss" They sslist
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-31

KNrCKgRBoCKgR FOR JUEB. - Old
Nick is out 10 all its glory. and has an inex-
haustable fund Of good things. No magazine
Of the country can properly be counted ahead
Of II. For sale at the news depots
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-31

RRMEMBRR IT.-The Kate Cassel ex
cursion commences this evening at O'Clock
Get ready and 60 down 70 Keokuk.