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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-16
| y L l. u o A i 5
1900 Bushels
PRIME SEED OATS,
For sale by
| fe la--3t MARK DtWNEl

NTO1I1; E.-I have this day appointed JAGUB
IN RICE my agent to carry 81 q hESfAuhANf
in this city aud 10 buy and sell for casn only
IL ll--at* be RosENFELs.
IlRDEN aEEDS, GARDEN AEEDs.-
VI Just received "A fresh lot Of Garden Seeds,
warranted fresh and genu Also, a large lot OF
Flower Seeds, some very rare. For sale BY
al6 j. w FRAYSER. Druggist, 18th ST.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-20
5 /. iiCn0LAs HOTEL,
BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
Board Reduced to So rer Day.

SlAtL TIE OPENING OF THIS VAST AND
- CON uoiious i!oiei, in 1853 il has been the
s.as'e endeavor OF the propretogs to make II the
most sum ptu us cons enient and ouforta bic home
~ '"e eiez1n and stranger on this SIDE Of he
a tlauilc
Aid whatever has seemed likely to aiinnist
Il W eoA'"rl o. IT. guests the, have en- de-vored
"i'hoa FesaFi to cost, 10 provide, ana 10 combine
al the eie'nests u in iviiual and social euioy-
Ae1t "hieh mgiern art has invented, and modern
.">'e approved and the patronage waica il ha :.
so'4u'''.tos curing the past SIX years is crafty
iAS p'ooi mat their effort have been appreci tied
10 me { me ex genees ol the times, when ali
arc a require tolractice the most rigil economy,
the u !efal gued have
EpUCED THE PRICE OF BOARD TO
f"2 Dollars pr Dog,
al the same time ahating none OF the luxur;as
with which their table h = h.e, b,thcr,o s,-nia,
ihtADW ELL, VIII. COMB 90
NAS 'oEk' seVtember 2, lS6l.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-20
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set - IA .S44E nd E4a- -
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| Ht.,rttht.li y. 0sr3 Nrl t.4
l IAue eve. l.tfstl.4 i
4I.Ief4 II latt.ifs4t -..t.. /;
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s : p.ly trains betgaea fasa.elsbia AL.
To-. t5t.I, If.tn.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-20
RAlLRO
Chicago an sOch Island RAIisea
Winter Arrangement. 1869.

fNsASD SF1 tR MONDAY, NOV. lsrB, IL
and until further notice trans I'll !aa,e
davenport daily, Sandals eIcepted, as follows.
lst mall tram at.. .t.5n A. NJ.
"a freigat ...t..-..... ........... u A n.
80 night express. ,. % P. N.
Trails afrse4t Davenport daily, Sundays -.
oepted, follows:
1T ght express at......... ~ A. n.
"a teikhf Trans at .Up p n.
"a mai u IN At. .-........- 10 p n.
Ali trains over this route are in direct ccnnexion
stJbisago with trains over both tie Mich gan
southern, Michigan Central, piuahurg, Fort
ayne, and Chicago Railroad TO and from De-
soIt, To,edo. Columbus, Cleveland. Cincinnati,
sittspurl, 1lnktk, .ufsia, Nia-ara Fails, Ala
J, AeS YORK Pnil4is lhia Bal inoIe and ash
gton. Alec 4 Lt-4le With trains " the Lii
nois central RoaI-AortA t. Uaiena ami South 70
1T LOUIS aud caro-.
Passengers are reminded of the necessity OF
swing distinct iirect T. the destination u
theiI bu.sate, also toproeute u keis before tax
Il Z theic seats the ears, a. TIE conduct r. co.,
Get tares oay 10 stat o. on the line oi tie Chi
~ 10 and Itseb Island Railroad.
JOIN +. Tx tCY Superintendent
Davenport November L., lrhl. dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-20

Mississippi and Missouri Railroad.
Winter Arrangement. 1862.

Trans run 5y fhieago ti'as. schieh taoeive mas
,stes fastey thar Dasenyorf tin.e.
an AND AFTER ONDAY. NOV. 1srH,
- 1851, and until further notice, IasseEg er
trains vii leave Davenport as iolIows
1000 a. N. for Marengo and Washington.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT DAVENPORT AS YoLLows.
4.50 P. n. from Msrengo and Washington.
All ira NJ out Of davenport vii make direct
connections al Mafebgo, Iowa city aud ashlng-
ton with he Western stage Com pany' stages OF
al point, est.
Trans lrola the " est connect al Davenport
With trains u the Chicago and Rock Island XII!
Road Tor III points East N.rth ard SJath.
Passengers are reminded Of the necessity Of
giving distlLct directions q r. the destination Of
their oaggge also to procuretiekets before taxi Z
heir seats IN the cars.
JOHN F.TRACY, Geal oup't.
A. kIGBALL, sss't ~up't.
Davenport, November 70, ls6I.-dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-20

TUE HOLDERS II LOIS II O8kDALE
i Gem try are hereLy notified tina. wooden
ceens allowed 10 DC liacsd VI Gu aLy Of he
lois III sail G. eary. ans ail 9th riai. rial IN
provea EMS upon lUt. mus b. made in tccor atce
Wi n the rule o. the Company i; i the desigl
OF the somlany TO place stone corners with the
number TO each 10, a son eircutns tauces will
adm I; and the erection OF ferces thereon would
interfere with such an arrangement
BY order Of BOARD UF DIRECTORS.
oN16
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-20
. egefUGte Life .iEediciMcs

are well kno0R % be in'alible.
-lgspepsta, By tholoug NJ cleansing t. first and
second 4achs, and creating ado pure, Aea.-
/ I'll bile, instead OF the stale and aeri kind
flatujencg, loss Of appetite, heartburn headache,
restiessuess N teDpe-, ANXIETY, languor ana He
anchoy which u general symptoms of Dy--
| pepsia, VIII walsh a. a natural consequence vi
Its cure.
C..nrene,s by cleansing tho whele length Of
the Atestine- with =9isent process, and without
violence all violent purge leave the bowels cos
uv within two days.
feaers 81 AL klnIs, by toring the blood 70 a
regular circulation through the process II resp.r
alton IN - n g4-es aal tue thgroagu solution OF
a. Intestinal obstruction IN Others.
Tie 4te medicines have been known To curet
.Ltuett ssfa permanently IN three wees and Go4
Ill nal tina. time, by removing loca nh mfnatIon
| lrol sac a.uscies ana ngameLts OF the POINTS.
If4g.es- - al nls, ~ freeing an1 .trchgy n
entts the kilneys and Diad1er they uperate
u ~ deh .htiuily on there important organs, and
Aeuee LA g ever Deed found u certain remedy
| fsf TIE worst cases oi bfQoei.
AS aoon,. ~ disol,.ug from the taruings
! 81 TIC bowel. tue SHINY matter u winch these
creatures atAcre.
>earry, cersaui h.eetcrtte .s5res. r the PER
feet 4rty "tAch these LIFE 4.l MS give
t. the baoI and ~. humors.
/ Spftat.e Eraptsoas ami BAD c. lions, by
/ t..elr alternate eject upon the dalI SEED n.
s.in, aud allow, clAuiy ah1 csa. sfgAab.e
es-.ia slsAs-
~, use Of those Pills for "a very s.. time viii
effect ts.e entire cure d >atHtean .@ -takln,
b., lf5scinen. 10 the c.earuess d aiu.
ces,,n oo4i. and ha,laea-a a.Says be
cured hy one dese " lsso IN TIE ~. + e.,e..
] Eee+ 1 he ~ ..ssl pr-fapfietp Il ttese Mc4l-
e'le. Va cure. ~ fa Y y.4e- s.44lAs uy
j ,As a.e 81 tie LIFE 5EDlGl%E, t.aue.
/ ferer a4f tyre -tot tal- -coAIa-e tx The " ct
! Ell #aaut3, these motici4e- vii ~ lounl SIZE
i ree.J a4i certain remedy otl.s n4s4icsHe
Z tA. -
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-20

sN.t TEES SALl.-As auitosi4ei ana el
Il Ppwe5et by ped Or Tru>l, executed u ne.
~ st4s IS. % lac , a dap u JA4a.ry, 4. IL.
is53, by 1QsciA ltt.Are auI aunl II. lie
C!nre, his ~lie, (wAi t,Dst deed was on the
- a.y oi tebfunry, u. Is 81, rcucroe4 IL 5ook
+ q! = = ! N II 5a-es at tge ool, OF > al
nGhf l.e III .etau. -n.. bern ~ Il lie in ii /.
payment II interest and taxes .e.i Il am ;s,scs,,
"a tle he eIutiter DESCRIBED Iot 81 .ad ON ..e.
iAult y! which, hy toe terms . stLl lru,t deed
ii Is mai Of iienal vi IA tue ho.de Of the no e.
heseeJ secuted, TO consider the prinella notc IN
: 800 ana accrued Interest. a. due ami The SD
h 'ider having conside.e ihc "a q principal note
and tHterest az thereby fallen due
sail, N Tuesday. the 9th DAY Of November,
\. =. ct, at the hour Of nj D clock
in the forenoon Of said day, SILL. al public auc
tien, al the ,our lau,s door n the city Of Day.
cnl9ft u tac -hest bidder ior "a. Ii TIE follow.
hg .es-iitti acts OF real estate, sit4. te in he
cry q Davenport, scott county. Iowa VIZ: The
castsixJ l6nJ seet ofl.t tou IN II eA eighty
i've - 2. lie Cairo, Aau,t IA t. The ci.y 81
pavenIrr, r-etlel with q the lin rogements
thereon situatet-or So much Thereof a 81 ,n b.
nece sary ~ satisfy tAe amount Tue, with cos,
and cap n-es II making sucb sale.
Ihe trust will convey only the title conveyed
TO him. GEO Il. SAAsENT
Vcl Trustee
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-20
LEG \ L..
IOWA, DloTCICT

sors Of Scot, Couuty,
Iowa,
Winchester Sherman,
Sarah Jane sherman, ) Dec Term A. 1851
john -. Taylor, Benz
mao IryUB, 4. l.. tabie
Johu hendrcS, iIcgry
Shatt, Ira Hrown ~teph-
en- thompson, samuel
Outline anu spe. Whit
aker,
10 the above named defendants
! ou are hereby Motto that on the tn day Of
November A. H.. 1881, there wilI o. on l.a III tie
othcc " the Clerk Of the Distinct Couf, u .atI
Scott county, the petition Of tue i5sari Of super
vis"rs u scot county, DIVA claiming of YOU the
saii deiendaut the -um Of nc hanIred doilar.
vi d interest the reon At the rate :. ten per cent
ir"m tne ist dty = January, A. ID, H. mon
ey aue - tne prJmiss0fy note executed By :"
Sherman, y. Cotton IN i. = Nin, ami ais,
pray IL the force Genre 81 "a mort gage dated the
1t day 81 November, a. D., 1885, executed by
the sali ic-4 Al " sherman aud eafaa Jane
Shefm "a [, secure tho payment If tie above
EtMcl q ~, on property described il sail PEE
tann All tsAi unless sou SHALL appesr thcret, ,
ana ieieni ~ ~ beiofc noon ~ the second day al
the next term Of IT,. Jistrict Court ii sid scott
courty, t9-wit: The lst Monday Jf December, a
-, leoi, detauit vi be entered and Jul ,lns al
rendered az .inst yoa thereon Aud the saI1 lie
feHlapls sarah Jane ~ter Aan. john ii I4ytgr
benjamin Irygn, +. J.. Cauie Junn hen4It.k
Henry ohait, Ira Bfown, Lnen Thompson
Sas4ae. bltare anl Sper Whitaker Ill. take
hotte taat 10 per oral claim Is made against you
bAtci september Sd, lasi
J.W. STEWART,
oelo-w District \ 'eruey far Plllatif
SIAlh OF losA. ,UUAIl Or SCOT, )
> la the District -ourt.
oora.l rraascA
STEPHEN Thorn, and Others
10 Aoisnil oturieyant, Peter Saniefiin. Tim
othy sun .er.in, Epsnezsr SaadefIls., }. lawk r
ami ~ iiAwAer, defendants n tAe above enJt,e4
action:
loa arc hetehy no;idsl tAAt there is nv on
lie 40 the rtiee 3! th- t.lsfN tne llstrict Court
~ aAsl county, pelitioA u sophia .saus u,
claiming p, you that hef tt.4 ID tnc tpluwfh.
de.cnoa4 Iaat "a scout clAnty Iowa, u Nj:
Farf al tac n th-e4-t fractional ua4rt II sefsiou
No. t"o 2, t0"nship 70, north . faaee ), e4st -
tie . +. 'i IT, ~: te.ntne0c.ny AT tho souih
west conner 81 .#tt tIaaft.i section thr,c et.t
along thr cast Aul III ss'l-l,. Lac Of sad sec
ton ~ I've = sixteen ~ rois thence nartn
twenty = rod; t1eI.r.. y s. 81 X cen 1871 ri,
thence 9 hth ~ MY - fuis 1. the place ol b.
gtaning nay be I1fe "a af. tac gcus Al rc.!el tor
tae flfucu.tts wLe.eof ypu are relerreI to ~.
pftttspn .n = Z all u.icss xou appear ths rrto
AMI leie4i, - or before .o.l =. nc u Iay 81 the
A Teton u -ati court, 10 be hci zen on tle II J..
MenIty 'eesalpsr. \. ~, / 81 default WA u
ontslel al ys.u AL d-creo rendered az
DoW 4 BROWN,
oeio-w rnund, Attorneys.
yIhE STATE " IOWA, pIaIn!LI
court, scot county.
The lo.rl y -urru-
soTs OF scott county.
VT,
Joseph No'ie, Mary No
tie, JInc- Aatcklhta.n. Dee term, a d. le8l
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-20
J. " - VI Ant,
eclO-w District Attorney for Plaintiff.

CTATE OF IOWA, COUNTY OF SCOTT. IS.
~ la the District Court.
Michael klauer
vs.. Original Notice
Maria kauer,
To said Mlria klauer. Defendant You are
hereby notified that there i, now n file IN the
Office Of the Cerd Of the District Cour Of saiI
county, al etition oil Michael klauer, claiming of
you divorce from the bonds 0 malrinony, and
the care aud custody OF the children Eliza and
Herman ani unless you appear there to ana d.
fend. on or before noon OF the second day OF the
next term Of s,id Goact, 10 be holden ON the first
Mo- d,y of lece nber A. ID ,lsbl default viii be
entered against yoi ana Judgment rendered
thereon for tae relief h eren claimed ith costs
CUkBIS, row 4 BROWN,
E-wi Plaintiffs ttornsys.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-20

&fl'fstS"sf.
BLACK STALLION PONY, ABOUT 8
~ years ~, three "htte leos ant white mark
f.feheai thick hor. duubie mace. Lad ~
halter when he left Any IN orration wnic
viii Lead t hi. recovery wiz nc ID rliy reward
eli ty IlENl1 UtItT,
nol3-i&wtf1 Ns-is, ppi House.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-20

I'nk oIAIE ut IONA, Dlo4hlCI
i court scott county.
The Bo.TI Il Supesvi
OF ; iatt County,
Iowa,
Dec. Term, A. D., lSol.
John Ridley. Martha
fndlcy aud Geo. {.
hayin,
To the aaove named beicnlants:
Aou ate hereby natlh that on The 20th day of
No emeer, -, looi here viii be on file IA the
Office the q. RI oi t.e ID ,tict Courts ii scott
county, ihe Icsltiun OF Baud .. >uPtryis rs
OF Scott e,uats, iowa, .lAiaiing OF you tue said
defendant the sum ~ Ny lo4l r., mitn interest
thereoa At lie 1 lie of ten PER cent. from tie lst
dav 81 JANUARY, 4. d., i,5S, money que on one
promissory noe execute by Jonn Fra ey, b. + z.
Dubos tni VI imam HpenceI,a u also praying the
foreclosure al mort = e dated the 20th day o.
October, y. -. l~5l, executed Dy the said defend
an john trdity a.d Martina Fridley % secure
the payment ot the above named notes, on prop
cry descsioc IN stid petitioa All tnat uniess
you III II appear thescio AMI ,ieenl, or before
'on 81 the second lay Of the nexi term OF the
district tuaft OF ssid scott COUNTY, to.wit the
Isl Monaayo December, A. b., 1851, q default
Will be entered and judgment rem
dered az inst you 'hefvon. And the SAID
defendants Martha trdcy ard Geo. G. H9.ill
will take noUce that lao personal claim is made
against you.
Dated ugusi 30, lS6l.
j. ". SbWAhT,
eel0-w District Attorney for Plaintiff
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-20
-. T.. " RITES store,
.&{js1kf a..

Opposite state Ban Second street.
frv2c dr.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-20
q. fern, \. b., lo6l.

John no. IAN, IN T.. tur
dail, nubcTt Means, Ma
RIA trout, III. u y 9 !, y e.. fern, 4. d., 1.6l.
Nnltuey, hehoe x titt-
iuunr, ,uuK \ sargent,
Sumner, Gofhcnd 40,
Gee. \. DAVIS & Ero.
Crcwcl, icrnen & g 81,
thubo, BIo btttow *
CD.aAd > tIer y hltaner,
To tie abJte uaaIod De.enants:
ga ne hereby no.l tei mat on the 10th day u
Ny nusr. \. ~, ISL thtae @ili on file IN ne
OH e ot the Clerk u the .4i<5IIst Court .; sal
Scot, county, the frutton OF tho Baard y super
vi.9rs IT >c 1T county Iowa etallniug OF yeu tLe
SUI defendant the sum OF hXe buA4g.i dyl.ar-,
VITA IA crest thereon AT the rate u tca per cent.
iron The = Ia day % JanuaI,, y -, ls5a a,
money tue outnO lrutulseory note, tne executed
by Jotn 10 dtn, Iohn ijllpn iut J ma ro.,e-
dated March @.th 1891 hni onc slsnoi by Ieiiu
10 dan, ; .epacd u mp, tn aut l.ilaIn NuEent,
and r.sO praying tae toreciv ure OF a gag
datet the Liza - II July, A. ~, Isl, executed
BY the >sud leteuaants Jonu j rdtn AMI Ann t..
Jordan. 10 secure the IA yueut % thens9se 4
notes o.t "a. err doscf ucd II sad iCuOaA aud
unle,- 5ou sail appear tncreIo ani deteul ot
before Noon Q. itc ccstd day ot tie t,iin oi
the plstrCt count 81 san scott county. tO-wlt
the IT Monday IT Decent ! A., l26l, he
fault Nil be cutetci .fuI JUL IN Mt ren4etet /
agalust yua thereon. AnI ehe sad dee IactS
Anu .iuri+n, hoDert hcAIs, Mara Iruu,, Ii.
ID. Needy, WaItney kchue i Gelpuhe Cock X
Sargent, ~urnLer, q lrkeu y CO Geo y. Day 4
Bio tr1 vel, lcrrtch \ 80, g 40. .jro., Is ,rruw
h o. al -pter II hitaher Vii tAke notice In at
nociaitn i tal ~ against SOD.
Dated seq omOet ~, So.
} " STEWART
a Ii. ,.g
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-20
Dec. term, d D., 1851.

Joeph Notc, Mary No-
tie, JAmc- N.acklHta III ' Dee. I
thas. +. fulnd a., EzrA
hushicy, nafy aAls, !.
Hoe, iatai BAlri
Jenu 4o.at,, j Ia /.
On an ald J ".
&f..,t m
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-20

sr.i-hta! all kinds VII Ne carried from Chica-
goo a.i points - AZ nj, times, L as foa rae.
- e,y ot-oi ..t41Ioai roate. soF- VT
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-03-26

One of the Paris journals lhas the fol-
lowing mischievous boy, to plague
one of the blind men who beg on the Pont
des Aris, made a hole in a sou, and attached
it to piece of string. He then dropped the
coin into the mendicant's little cup, but when
the latter hearing it fall, proceeded to feel
for it, the boy jerked it out. This trick he
repeated five or six times, to the great indig-
nation of the blind man, and in a voice of
affected compassion said, I" l have seen with
pain the trick which has been played on
you by a mischievous boy, and you would
do we'll to chastise him. I now see him
coming along the bridge and if you hear
anything fall into your basin, it will be
dropped by him." i" Thank you,7 replied
the beggar, f" shall be prepared for him, ,"
and he grasped his walking-stick. Present.
ly respectable gentleman dropped a sou
into the cup Up jumped the mendicant
and crying. " Ali have caught you at
last P' proceeded TO belabor the donor with
out mercy. The gentleman, greatly aston
ished, cried for help, and was rescued by
the passers-by. As to the boy, he contrived
to get away. zr1
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-03-26
SCHEDULE 1-DUTY FREE.

Animals, Agricultural products in natu-
raj state, Arms of every description, all
Philosophical apparatus, instruments, Books,
Maps, Drawings, &c, imported specially for
any school, college, academy or seminary
of learning, Bacon &C., Bark, Peruvian,
Boiling Cloths, Bone Dust Brass in pigs or
bars, Burr stone, unmanufactured, Caps,
percussion, Coffee and Tea, imported in
American vessels, Coins, Gold, Silver and
Copper, Copper in pigs or bars, Flour, Gar
den Seeds, Guano, Fish, Ice, Lead in all its
forms, Linseed, Maps and Charts, Models of
Inventions, Munitions of War, Military Ac-
coutrements, Paintings, Stationary, Plaster
of Paris Sheathing Copper % by IA, Silk,
raw, Substances tor manures, Tin in pigs
bars or blocks, Trees Bulbs, Plants and
Roots, Wool unmanufsctured, worth not
more than 20 cents per pound where pur-
chased,
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-03-26

A DUrCH sea-captain who was wrecked
and afterwards tossed on the sea for nearly
80 days in an open boat, during which he
suffered terribly from hunger, says that at
last sleep came more and more seldom
" But when it Gid come the same dreams
were always repeated. Each time it was
well-laden table, substantial dinner that
stood before US, and to which we set our
selves with lively shouts of joy. Every one
of US dreamt this at least ten times. The
waking up TO the truth of our situation was
horrible"
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-03-26
SCHEDULE Do PER CENT.

Borax; Burgundy Pitch Buttons +;
Baizes; Candles; CaIomel; Camphor, crude;
Feathers Flannels; Grass Cloth; Hair Cloth;
Leather, japanned /; Manufactures of Cotton
which are not bleached; printed, painted or
dyed; Mohair Cloth; Linen Lustres; Camlet
Manufactures of Silk or Worsted or Wool
en-; Mating; Woolen or Worsted Yarn.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-03-26
SCHEDULE GA PER CENT.

Ale Beer or Porter Baskets Bracelets of
Hair; Brooms Brushes Canoes; Canes;
Card Gases Carpets Carriages aud parts
of Carriages Clocks Clothing of every
description; Cotton Velvels; Cotton Hosiery,
bleached or colored Coach and Harness
Furniture; Coal; Coke; Combs; Candles +;
Crockery Cutlery; DeLaines; Fans ;
Flowers Fire Crackers; Furniture; Cling.
hams; Glass Hats and Bonnets Iron
Castings Jewelry; Manufactures of Cot
ton, bleached, printed, pointed or dyed j;
Manufactures of Brass, Copper, Gold, Iron,
Lead or Silver; Manufactures of Cotton,
Linen, Silk or Wool, if embroidered Man
ufactures of Glass, Leather or Wood Oils,
volatile or essential Perfumes; Paper and
Envelopes Shoes of India Eubber Soap !;
Umbrellas ; Vinegar Wool; Watch Crys-
tslS
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-03-26
scHBDULE'E-15 PER CENT.

Anthony; Alum; Blankets of every
kind; Bagging; Blank Books; Caps Gloves;
Stockings Wove shirts, made wholly of
cotton Castor Oil Cobalt Copperas; Co.
culus Indicusi Copper, in sheet or plates !;
Cream of Tartar Ether; Flaxseed; Glue !;
Hair; Moss; Hats of wool; Ipecacuanha !;
Leather; Linens, of all kinds Litharge );
Manufactures of Flax or Hemp; Medical
Drugs; Roots and Leaves, and Gums; Net
ais, unmanufactured Musical Instruments
Needles; Opium; Oranges; Lemons; Pine
Apples; Paints; Paper Hangings Putty !;
Quinine; Quicksilver; Saddlery Sal Soda /;
Salts; Stereotype Plates; Starch; Turpen-
tine; Thread; Lace and Insertion; Type !;
White Lead; Whiting; Window Glass,
broad or crown.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-03-26
Uhe Bully gunrual.
TOM tlIs IsnfaHll4It Net1i
The New Southern Tariff.

The following abridgment of the Tariff
laws of the United States, adopted by the
Provisional Congress of the Confederate
Statest, is the most specihcand useful compen-
diumwe have seen. The general classification
heretofore given by Southern papers is not
a correct guide for merchants and others,
because subject to specific exceptions made
in the original act or by subsequent amend
ments. This abridgment (Which we copy
from the Rome 8outherner) will inform i'm
porters of the duty they have to pay on
specific articles, Itappears to be made up
with view to these articles which our mer-
chants will import from the United States
and other foreign countries, which accounts
for the omission of sugar and other leading
articles which will chiefly be obtained from
our own States. 1t should be read in view
of the supplemental act by which the Pro-
visional Congress extended the free list. We
perceive that this schedule does not include
in the free list g Gunpowder and all the ma
terials of which it is made" which are ad-
mitted free by the supplemental act, and
there may be other omissions.
It. may be well to remark Ito prevent
confusion) that the late United States Con-
gress, just before its adjournment, revised
and amended the Tariff of that Confederacy,
but that our Tariff was adopted before that
revision, and has no reference to it:
SCHEDULES AND B-30 PER CENT.
Brandy and other spirits distilled from
grain; Cordials; Oamphor, refined Cassia;
Dates Figs Fruits, preserved Manufac-
lures of Cut Glass; Cedar, Mahogany and
Rosewood; Prunes; Raisins Sardines;
Sweetmeats Segars; Snuff; Wines and
imitation Wines.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-03-26
SCHEDULE H-4 PER CENT.

Acids, Aloes, Arsenic, Assafoetida, Bo-
rax, Buchu, Bristles, Birthstone, Canoes
and other stones, not set; Dye stufs and
Dye Woods, Grind stones, India Rubber,
not manufactured, Indigo, Lasting for shoes
and buttons, Madder, Music, Pewter, ole, So
da Ash, Spices, Watch materials, and un-
finished parts of Watches.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-03-26
PEOPLES GALLERY.

"Secure the shadow ere the substance fade
Let nature copy that which nature made"
RRRR.MEaH HULfsts6 3 co., OF
- St. Louis, would respectfully inform the citi-
zens of Evansville and vicinity, that they have
fitted up nice suit of rooms at "Halls Block"
Third street, few doors above MAN, and are
now prepared to take superior Ambrotypes II
CASES for the triding Of TWENTY-FIVE
GENTS. A fine variety Of cases always on hand
all of which will be sold proportionately low.
Call and give a trial. BURNS & co.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-03-26
SCHEDULE a-a PER CENT.

Ammonia; Books; Magazines Burr
stones; Camphor Carbonate of Soda En-
cravings; Gold Beater Skin Mahogany
Rosewood, Ebony, Cedarwood; Salt Petre;
Sulphuric Acid Tin, in sheets or plates
Watches and parts of Watches.