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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-04
Pennsylvania Central Railroad.
Ia 49,
ssetwssn Pisssbusg snA Philadelphia,
~ CdDacifv of THE Ro0d IL n0u canal IN nun

sxetween Ptassbusg anA Philadelphia,
~ Capacity Of THE Rood Is nov equal to avg
ia the Co,sntry
hkEE THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS
TvJNNECTING direct in the Union Depot al
~ pittsburgh. with Through Trains from all
Vest IN Cities for Philadelphia, New Yorl, Bos
tor, baltimore, and Washington City thus fur.
sishing facilities for the transportation of Pas
ssngers unsurpassed, for speed and comfort b,
any other route.
Express and Fast Limos run through to Philade.
paia without change Of Cars or Conductors.
Smoking Cars are attached to each train -
Woedruff's Sleeping Cars to Express and Fs.,
taiSs., The Express runs daily, Mail and Fas'
Line, Sundays excepted. Three daily Trains con.
usct disecs for New York. Express and Fast
Gine connect for Baltimore and Washington.
kxprcss Train leaves Pittsburgh at 2 A. NJ. ar.
elves at Philadelphia or Baltimore at 5 p. NJ.
Kew York 1880 P. n.
Nail Train leaves Pittsburg 8 A. NJ, arriving
Fhiladelphia IL p. NJ, New York l:3O A. IN.
ct Line leaves Pittsburgh p. NJ, arrives in
fhiladelphia or baltimore at $3.50 A. NJ, New
York $3.50 r. n.
SiI Daily Train. between Philadelphi. and
snd oston Through Tickets ali Rail so oad
- either tho above trains.
kIoat Tickets to Boston are good via Norwich
0all River, or Stonington Lines.
Tickets Eastward may be obtained at any Of In
= al
Aeerd inv Of tho regular line ~ Stssn",. ~
Gissssi mi or Ohio Rivers and Tickets wast- a.
= The Ofcss Of tho COMPANY in boston M VA.
asitimore. or Philsdslphia. ~" Aofk'
rsre ii vsvs A low Is hv anv oth.-,...
Al for T;ckets nv Pittsburyb, 'o~'s'
RE COMPLETION Of the Western conn.ct;o,. ..
he Pennsyiyanis railroad to Chioavo. msLss ~;
tho direct line between tho East and the
Nosth-west.
fhe connection Of tracks by the Rsilro.a p-;a,.
e Pittsburgh. avoiding all drayaee or ferr;sos 81
1..;oht toeether WITH Tho sav;rr os.;.s .so "
ventsees readily appreciated bv sh;nnsrs "a ~
Freight and the trsv61lng Pubic. r' "
Pastios shipping eastward win find 1t to thai,
Advantage TO ship BY this Route.
1er Frsieht Contracts or Shining D;r.ct;o,
apply to Or address either Of the following Agent.
D.A STEWART. Pittsburgh.
krRreHr A0RNrs-Clarke ca. .Chicaeo pal.
wt Co., Memphis, Tenn; r. +. Sass q e.. g.
Louis; r. g. O'Riiey Co., Evansville. Ind: W
Bingham, Louisville, KY; K. g. Meldrum, Msdis.
g, Ind /: Il. w. Brown r. Co.. and Arthern 4
Hbbart, Cincinnati Ii. s. Pierce 4 Co.. Zan.s.
Slile, Ohio; Leech Co., Boston and New York.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills,

~ VIENNA h1NOA1sSA ASh1uA GDAs
SIR JAMES CLARKE'J
Celebrated Female Pills.
Protected by Royal Letters Patent.
Prepared from a prescription Of SIR J. Clarke, AZ.
d., Physician Extraordinary to tho Queen.
This invaluable medicine is unfailing in the
cure Of all those painful and dangerous disc ia
to which tho female constitution ia subject. Il
modeTates all excess and removes all distractions
and speedy cure may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
it is peculiarly suited. It will, in a short time
bring on the monthly period with regularity.
E".h ho.tta r.:.. n. Dvis... 90, G. IL
ment Stamp Of Great Britain, to prevent com
terfeitr.
CAUTION.
These Pitls shoulx net be taken by females du,
ing the FIRST THREE NONz KS Of pregnancy
they are sure to bring on Niseasriage, bit q,
any other time they are sals.
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections
Pain in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight
cxertiOn, PalPitation OF the heart, Mysteries and
Whites, these Pills will effect cure when all 9th
er means have failed; and although powerful
remedy, do not contain iron, calomel, antimony,
anything hurtful to the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each
package, which should be carefully preserved.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES, (Late l. G. Baldwin co.,
Rochester, N. Y
N. B.-$l.00 and postage stamps enclosed ia
any authorized agent, will insure bottle. con-
tanning so pills, by return mail.
Sold by all Druggists in Davenport and else.
Wnere. nov5dkwly
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| To THE PEOPLE or Iowa:
You will see, by the above notice, that the STATE
/ appeals to you for aid in the present crisis.
| Three thousand of our young men have crowd
ed to the field rs If to banquet, cheerfully offer
ing their lives to defend eur country and its fag
ana thousands moro but await the opportunity {.
| follow tho glorious example.
But to maintain those who have already gone
to equip those who may follow, money, "ihe mean.
| Of war" must be had. In the great money marts
Of the country, the Eastern cities, the Bonds 81
the United States and Of the various loyal State.
are seeking market. and supply there exceeds
| the demand.
If all our bonds must be sold there, they will
probably sell for less than par thus lessening the
means II the disposal of the State. This appeal
is therefore made to you to step forward and rem
der your aid to the State and the country in this
tho hour Of their peril.
an we'll aware that you are just recovering
from the effects Of the prostration Of the prosperity
Of the State in 1851; that while rich in every
thing else. We are poor IN money but that IL will
require some sacrifice on cur part to take these
bonds. But will you not mako that sacrifice
Your neighbour your sons, your brothers, are free
" periling their lives. Cannot NO, who stay ct
home, make some sacrifice to aid them Shall it
be said that while 80 many are eager to undergo
the tells and peris Of > soldiers life 70 defend
our country's honor, none can be found to furnish
the necessary means7
bonds Of Iowa, snd the pride and patriotism o;
her people, % we'll - their interests reqairs that
these bonds shall b taken promptly ct par.
Within tix months from the day that peace is re-
stored, they will command . premium and be
eagerly sought sfter BY capitalists.
Uutil that time, and in order 10 hasten that
time let those IT. ou Who cannst show yoar patEi-
otism Otherwise, step forward, and BY tho per-
Torrance or this duty, important, but less dan
gerous than that Of the sodisr, show that al tho
penistism Of Iowa i net y the camp with her
soldiers.
Call meetings in your respective counties, plaes
these masten fsliy and fairly before the people,
and ask them II they will not. for the axe Of the
good Cause and the credit Of our young State. 80
% IL that Iowa doe aer duty in money - veil -
in men.
There has bssn nasnly strife among our eoan-
tiss - % which 1Aonld have The most men = -
6eld Let thsge now b strife - earnest, which
in properties - it MEANS, shall furnish ths sss
- slPport n m0ney. -
3bG1o y net . 40 e WounA - loWe wno woue
net bluGh II ~ had y sesk nen ea1skde g 81
0to1s e. "a he raaks a. CIR regineats. dnAu =
- 81 ~ ha1 = . oatside e ess 6tsss fes
nsaas = sqaip - Psy the9. .~
eA10EL J. N1KW0op
1ns0l-&lyol 0ov1n8& 1sWA n
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&TATE OF IOWA, COUNTY OF SCOTT. s..
~ In the District Court.
Royal A. b. Mills,
]. b. Gilbert and
Cook d Sargent,
To said Daniel F. Randolph, Defendant: You
are hereby aotied that there Is now On fla IN the
Office Of the Clerk Of the District Cont ~ aid
county > petition and supplemental petition Of
Royal ALB. Mills claiming Of You that e. mortgae-
esone made by John g. ilson, to Daniel IIandoI II
on or about the lth OF February, 1855. for 500,
and the other made BY James NJ. Wilson. to j. b.
Gilbert, May I'd 1854, Tor $500 both on Tho west
half OF the north west quarter Of section number
twenty, township number So north of range i've.
:. sns sin r cancelled Of record and
fend, on or before noon Of the second a. ~ ~
Mex a ter" n q said Court to b holden = hs
entered against you and judgment rendsr.d there
co FOR the relief herein claimed, with interest
...a., CORBN, DOW d blown.
flelnti6's Attorneys.
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iune6-dn1
GTATE OF IOWA, SCOTT COUNTY, S.
- In the District Court Of Scott county:
Walter +. Downing


John W. Van Hos.D, Admisis-
traitor Of the goojs, ETC.,, Of
| Louisa Leo, deceased, Henry Original Notice
Leo, Margrst Leo, George Leo,
Henry Leo, Abner Dav-
son, Miner Bro,
Lewis, Shew Co.,
TO John w. Van Hossn, Adminislrator OF Lou.
isa Leo, dsesassd, Henry Loo, Margaret Leo, Geo.
Leo and Henry Leo: You ere hsssby notiaed
that there 10 now on lie IN The O1ss Of the Oh
Of the District Court Of Scot eouaty, petition
Of mortgage dated jane 18th. 1855, sxscstsd b.
Louiaa Les, nov lsosssed, snd ~ bushanA, Hss-
y Loo, 10 said Waiter r. Downing, upoa tks FOL-
lowing described tract or laa1 % snjd scott cons
y. Oonnsnoing = -: nissl.iPRl alvsr = me
Of range two a. east Of The 1fth r. II. thsnos
north fourteen hundred snd sevsnty-ons isse
eight inches q ~ fest isshes) to > stoss
eight inches (lss isst inchssj 70 stone thence
south fourteen hundred md losty -four fest seven
inches - fest inches) 70 . stone on the Nie.
sisdppi River; thsnce VEST slong MD river 70
place q beginning. The seid no!tosge = record
Cages, page les. Default hsving bssn made Il
the psynsst of the prsmissosy note, described II
and secured By said mortgage, pl7intiH asks dat
the administratss - ordered 70 ply The amount
dse on said note. to-wit: Ihrss hssAssd dollars
vita intsss:t thereon - sis ~ esnt. after June
dollars sfiss l4sh DsesabSs, 1885, istsssst s six
per cent. On twenty-five dollars after Juse llfh.
1859, aDd interest . TX ~ osns - twspty-6vs
dollars after DeeembsF l4tbs 1884, aad ~ default
y nads II s.sh psy.e.t ,nss - prsni:ss ,:
snd fosselossd fpon asy dghtin q titie 70 sai1
pssnisss.
Uslss. Jon appsar ed dstssd !. tia a.ie h.
less nson q the ss:ond day - - as1t tssm a
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Pittsbarg, Fl. Wayne 4 Chicago
d ALL II q A ID.

~ e
WARS RUN FROM CHICAGO TO PITTSBURG
~ without change, conuscting with the great
RENNSYL HAAIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and WASH
agton city, and al the interior towns of Penn
syivsnia, New Jersey, New York, Maryland, 10.
Merchants by taking this route, will hsve the
advantage Of all tho eastern markets at no addi-
t1onal cost.
baggage checked through.
Trains leave the Depot, Canal street, west eide,
Chicago, daily on the arrival Ct trains from the
Fest aud Northwest.
Connecting at Crestline with Cleveland j Lake.
shore X. Il. to Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls,
New York and Boston, and all the interior
and New York i Erie Railroads. Also South to
Columbus, GAINESVILLE, Newark, Mount Vernon,
4teubenville and Wheeling, and interior towns
e Ohio and Virginia.
The above trains connect 1T Forest with trains
- Mad River Road to Springfield, Urbsno, Day
cen and Cincinnati. Also with trains ut Lima for
Dayton and Cincinnati direct.
9spe - lev - any other lgouse.
Passengers bound east will find this route both
pleasant and agreeable, passing through many of
the largest and finest cities in the United States
Passengers arriving 1t Chicago on any q tho
reads, will find attentive cheek agents q the de-
pots to receive checks and convey baggage free Of
sharge. to the Pittsburg and Chicago cars Sleep
ing cars accompany each train.
Tickets for sale ut all the principal ticket on
css in the West, and 1t the Companys Office, cor
| Ger Of Randolph and Dearborn streets, or at tho
Depot, West side, Chicago.
| Re particular TO ask for tickets by Fort Wayne.
DAN w. ROSS,
dsnI Western Passenger Agent, Chicago.
| =. H. MvOHs, Com. and 0on1 Agt, Chicago.
freight OF all kinds will be carried from Chica-
30 TO all points East at oil times, at IS low rates
| ~ any other Railroad route. sep2s-dtf
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Dissolution.

THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
L existing between tho undersigned under the
6rm and name Of RICHARDSON, NKsr Co., is this
day dissolved by mutual consent, Mr.. GIVEN re-
tiring. The business will be conducted by the
70 naming parties, ct the Same Office, and under
the same style.
D. N. RICHARDSON.
GEO. r. WEST,
JNO. g. GIVEN,
GEO. F. CARPENTER
DAvsNroRr, Monday. Oct IS, 1850.
Oat20-d&wlm
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REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.
JOMyr Il. SUt ITS,
General Real Estate Agent,
Loan and Insurance Broker,
CON. or DEEDS FOR NEW YORK AND
OTHER STATES.
New York Insurance Agency,
CASH CAPITAL REPRESENTED. 50 900 600
WITH LANCE sURPLUs.
PHOENIX FIRE INSURANCE co,
OPN. YORK AND BROOKLYN
CASH CAPITAL. .................... $500 oo9
STEPHEN CROwELL, Pros
Pm.AxsE. SHAW. see'y
Atlantic Fire Insurance Comply
OFN. YORK AND BROOKLYN,
CASH CAPITAL. $4,000
JOHN D. COCKS Prsst
HoaArIo Do.s, ssc,y
Lamar Fire Insurance Comply,
OF NEW YORK CITY
4, ANTHONY, Prsst
J.R. Sr JoHN, Ssc'y.
Fulton Fire Insurance Comply,
OF NEW YORK CITY.
OASh CArlTALs............ $50. $150.000
WILLIAM COBB, Psss't
JAMES N. RaNkrSs, Sec,y.
Hunbolt Fire Insurance Co.,
OF NEW YORK CITY.
CASH CAPITAL. .................. $500, 900
JOHNRANKIN, Pref
wrLLlAn AuLLleAx. Sse'y.
Nov York Life Insurance Co.,
OF NEW YORK CITY.
ACCUMULATED CAPITAL, ........ 81 500 900
NORRIS FRANKLIN, Prsst,
PLMsY FRznAN Actuary.
A PUBLICATIONS. FOR INSURANCE AND
"A Policies issued in the above old snd re-
JOHN L. SWITS,
Real Estate and Insurance Agent.
NICKOLLS BLOOK.-UP STAIRS.
oetlodtf
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1NHE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY
=. announce to their friends, patrons and The
travelling public generally, that, owing 10 the
stringency u the times, they have reduced ne
pnce Of Board to TWO DOLLA RS per day.
IN .nkIut LOT the patronage so literally bestowed
- 'uem, they respectfully ask for q continuance
Spp me same, assuring their patrons that the
nniuuo Will be conducted on the same libe,a
PIN mat mas heretofore characterised their e.
VIM. +. TUCKER T. co.
June :, 1861. tjne5-lm
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I 10Uo - - ll ~
DunDnov ADsumUoWpu2 ISL.
nwAuD Aj1U1 nUSnAY, ArnD lssu, ~
~ - petlI i9eAe aeo1oa ontoe - tooN
GksiDssS lsdlH ousaa1s su1ssaSds = salesss
1n1GGnanl tsnls aes.s. ..s.......IsSOA =.
~ 0o1GA e.... e...e.sseee...s.ssss9S9 =. =.
- H3te1l1. $780,, -: 80; :.e;s.s 7. -
lsssiCAt expeses s...................e.9e A..
oQlpag1tto1m -. 40 :. q.
~ UAIl trptD Oes..ss... .k9o ?. y.
Al huius svs this suutsaro II Aieoet ecnpssies
q 0bfeago With tsains eves beeh a. 49,
eeatAes1s nishtsaa CeQe1l, HtlshG NJ
Wayne, - CAloaGo nn1lSoo1 q "a fSSn ~
I'll, Tsle1e, 0eaa1bas, Olevslasd. Cinsianad,
0t11baEg, DunhiSk, Du1slo, Niaeass Fails, Alber
- New Yssk. ra!ai1sllAia laltI.~s - W,sa-
i6gtee. Aleoet La9AlIa With tsains 81 Tie I'M
- Cs.asal 1eea-uath = 0alsas - South =
Hasssa0Un 80 Ssnindel q the sseessity Of
owing distines diseetieas - - the destination Of
their bugoAgs, aleo 70 pgoeu5o deksts beiose te.-
iag their 6sals r. The ear, - the coodeetc COLI
lo0t fares only 70 statons % the ine Of the CHI
go and Reek IG0aa6 najleood.
JOHN p. TRACY, Superintendent.
Davonpegt. April 10, 1851. du
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ne Moued.

Union Collee 4 Spice Mali,
0oRNER OF FaoHrAHD NAM
.evss' an JONES. Z co.
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Notice.
A IL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
"A the late 1rm of Rlca ARpooN, WEST + Co.
are requested to bring them forward for settlement
and AZ persons indebted to said firm arc requested
70 call and settle ct II 10 absolutely neces-
sary that our books should be closed and that too
Immediately. Persons having open accounss with
eur oace, Will sblige By renderings them ct once
RlCHABDS0H, WEST + GO
DAvExPoRT. Oct. Is, l3se A1u
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freight Of all kinds will be carried FROM Chica-
50 TO all points East at oil times, ct low rates
~ any other Railroad route. sep2s-dtf
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Department of Black Goods,

Full line OF Black BombRzneB Bombaze;tes Warn Apac
cas- Bagnos, English Bsregesi 81. 81 Black Cashmere
farislehnes Llama Cloths Escot Tame, Barpour
Black French Cacoes and Lawns many other makes of
bet quality Mourning Goods.
English and German Hosiery for Men Women Children
Merno Shirts, Drawers ind Hosiery for Men, Women and
Children.
Linens, Linen Shee'pgS Danaask', Coth Napkins Doiles
Diaper Cas Colored and FIinged Bordered Towels and
Napkins.
French and English Bed Blankets
Marsei|es Quilts, all sizes.
Heavy stock of Velvet and Cloth Cloaks
Cashmere and Plaid Wool Shawls.
Black and Colored French Cloths and Cassirperes
Ladies' Cloth for Cloaks.
Silk and Wool and All Wool Dauask for Curtains
Broche, jacquard, and Plaid Stusias
White and Rose Bobbine Bars
Linen Netting, English Long Cloth.
Complete stock Of costly IMces and Erubrolderies
Mia Gloves, Pertumeres and French Corlets.
French and Eng fish Prints, new styi,s
French Furntcl , Prints, Turkey Red
5o bales Assorted Jeans and Llnseys
Full stock of every brand Of Donescs
Aeu ana White flanueis-c0mp.ete assortment.
with the fullest supply Of every usually ropnd IN n we'll
assorted establishment,
HAGGERTY BROTHERS,
OF
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Free Market.

= NEW ORLEANS, November s, 1861.
Committee acknowledge the receipt Of One Hundred Dol
lars the benefit Free Market from the German Bro
ery Society their sincere thanks for the timely
and benevolent donation,
They also return sincere thanks Capt Moore aud
the steamer News Boy for the zeal they have mani
Tested the Free Market and the recipients thereof With
snch aid assured that the Free Market will be sustained
In the pursued by the officers and ners
all steamboats, has been SUCH that the Commit feel
that there such word fail " in the nsti uon
Our planters and citizens have with trustworthy beray
forward to the aid of the Free Market and enabled the
Committee establish and into practical Of the
greatest institutions of the age.
The Committee cannot but the hand of Providence
in every feature Of our position only in victory of
right and arms. but in His Bene6cencs in gathering to-
seher the hearts all those having sperabundance give Of
their spontaneous outbust TO support those in need
The Committee themselves at the noble gene
oses all they say The poor hath hope y such the
language Of good " Old job"
THOMAS MURRAY,
n9 2p1t President of Free Market Committee.
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TIE FEUD n rHE LINcoLN WIGwAM-There j
certainly quarrel Of some sort in the Lincoll
Wig#am. How extensive it il we are unable Il
say and may not ascertain for some days. Blu
the following statement, taken from the Washing
ton correspondence Of the Springfield (bIass) Re
publican, Of alste date, lshows beyond question
there Is, to say the least, some foundation for the
ruInor regarding 1.-THE disruption of the Federal
Cabinet, and the resignation Of several members.
The correspondent says:
u Gen. Mcclellan, backed sup by Seward, Chase,
the President and Bates, refuses to advance upon
rebeIs except BY the slow process of terrifying
all the hills between this and Richmond, while
Blair, Cameron, Welles and Smith, with General
Scott, urge m immediate advance upon Manassas
and Richmond before cold weather puts an end to
the campa igH, New facts have come to light and
Ibelieve that Mcclellan is opposed to an imme-
diafe advance. II is said that Gen. Scott agrees
With him except upon single point. Scott agrees
that Il were better to wait a month longer-if it
were possible but that month hence It will be
Impossible 10 advance an army over the Virginia
roads, and that 10 postpone battle month really
means to- postpone it till next May or June. There
Is tOlerably good evidence that Mcclellan IL he
adyances It al within q fortnight, will do SO re-
lnctantiy. @ IN s3
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Hw OrItaus 9aiu Crescent satrgs anH Aovewber g. 1861

the delegation to Richmond in reference to the
embargo They missed the connection on the
instead of Saturday. We may reasonably expect
to hear from them to. day.. The receipts Of cotton
yesterday were some 200 bales. Among the re-
8ceipts over the Memphis and Charleston road yes
terday were 1894 bbls. and 452 sacks flour, 1aI
bags wheat, liz bags corn, III boxes tobacco,
and $40 bags bran. The sugar levee and the action
of Council proposing to give to the merchants the
use Of the ground was mentioned, bnt ELECTED no
decided actiou. -
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Tesc EssGa-sss6ss'g.
DIR. r. Il " N o LIDS,

ID r.. r. Il " N OLDS,
THE UNKIVALLED CANCER DOCTOR,
Would inform his friends and the public he has rented
and completely fitted rmary spacious and ee
giant MANSION No 10 Baronne street Canal and Com
mon Streets where he will devote all his attention to the CURE
Of CANCERS in their FORMS scad Heads White Swell
iings, and Ulcers of every description
lie refers with much pleasure annexed certificate of
MADAM A, CHAPPELL, a well known and highly re.
spectacle LADY Of this city
tCopy of Certifcae1
New ORLEANS, Oct. IL, 1861
fhsis TO certify that the designed resident of the city
OF New Orleans for number of years. now residing at
z2 Erato street. had been for long afflicted with Can.
Ger in her breast In order have removed the undersgue
applied 10 Dr. Warren Stone who operated three different
nmes without efectng Subsequently, applied to R.
hh1NoDS under whose reaen the Cancer enectualy
removed and perfect made take this means of
a" to Dr. Reynolds and in order that Others similarly
afflicted may avail themselves Of his valuable services
90 Zpl2--tf. S, A, CHAPPETJ.
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GRANGE m MEMPHIS. The Avalanche Of the
7th says: ~
The attendance on Change yesterday was large
and Operations quite brisk. The reading of lie
dispatches from New Orleans is always an event.
aga as they were read of, announcing that snper
me m Hour was worth from SlI to $fl 49, and extra
bran was worth 50 Is per 100 lbs: corn, Al 20
rs ne stock oats 81 25--no stock there was more
lhan usual sttention. The operationsin -four were
hol 80 large ss on the day before, the high prices
was, on the part of some, that Hour was bieb bn.
would not become lower; others, that it IS IN to
famine prices now, and with the large QUANTITY of
Mnsst sta corn and the probable raising Of the
PfiFate ads1ees were received from New Orleans
that fait was selling at sl2 to sl2 so per sack and
the efteci was TO create much excitement in sonr
market. about 400 bag changing hands at 50 IS
per saet N0NlIng Gslnite has heen heard from
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-09

AcADEMY or Music The splendid drama Of
4 Ihe Rob of the Drum = is to be repeated again
tonight, with the same cast This play seems to
be growing into favor more and more with the
public, and we should not be surprised if It would
run for weeks and attract full houses every night.
The fact Is, its agood thing and deserves all the
success that it enjoys. We would advise all who
have not seen IT 10 co At once, and go often too;
they willind that they will like it better every
time. M ss54s5 ..4s744sS