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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-23
THE CI y.

KKMUvAL.-The editorial and count
ing room Of the DExocaAr AND NKws will be
found hereafter in the second story Of Grigg's
block. Perry street The entrance 10 st the
m.in doorway Office 1T the head Of the
flight, fret door on the left.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-23
From Ph,lmdclOhsa.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. -.
Counterfeit sos on the Waterbury Hank Of
Connecticut, 10 s64at 1t 10 the best executed md
most dangerous counterfeit hat has been out tor
Voa0.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-23

FsOm 8Altl more.
BALTIMORE, Nov. -.
The boat from Old Point has srrivsd. She has
ne news
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-23

PERpLExING.-The telegraphic ar
rangemeuts Of late have become anything but
agreeable. The line between this city and CHI
cago is iu such q miserable condition that 1t
cant BE worked during 3 storm Of any hind
We suggcst to the company that it Try and get
into better order Or sell out to somebody that
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-23


SNow.-There we're very strong
signs of snow last evening. We may expect .
few inches il the weather does rot assume
milder mood pretty soon.
River items.
FRIDAY, November -.
ARRIVED.
CLARA HINE. Lomont, st. Louis.
JOHN bell, It. Louis.
CANADA, Parker, st. Louis.
PozEgoY, Davis. Fort Madison.
DBPARTEr.
CLARA IiINE, Lsnont, ke0kuk.
JOHN BELL, st. L2uts.
The Northern Line packet Canada, Capt. Par
ker, will depart for Dubuque and way points this
.norning.
The light draught packet Fomeroy, Capt. Davis,
will depart for Fort Madison and way points this
evening
The Jennie Whipple, Capt White and Clerk
Lowrie, will depart for st. Louis this morning 1t
o'clock.
No MoRN.-Ttere will be no m ,re boats down
from st. Paul this season, We are informed. The
boats are generally laying up
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-23

Now is the time to make purchases Of
winter goods at Whislers. HE stock Is co0.
pl-te In Every respect. and he keeps the beat
bargains 10 the city. Call at once.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-23

REpAlR1NG.-The Fire King engine
house 10 undergoing repairs The timbers
which supported the floor had bscome very
rotten aui in. ffic,snt and there was great dan
ger that the boys would find their pet engine
in the big cistsrn underneath. So the city
made On appropriation to have the repairs
made Field 4 Sanders will put it to rights
very soon.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-23

RE-occup1ED. The old editorial room
Of the DsxocaAr down in BLACK Hawk" IL
nov occu piei by our friend Gen.:I ". Harri.
con, who is s,ill engaged in selling real estate
renting houses dc. He understands his bust-
ness, but its pity he can't make up his mind
to move into the city.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-23

Tnr Missouri Republican chronicles
the arrival OF the lltL i.ey ment all sale and
sound
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-23

1GA1N - q ~ Z 4 Co..
E !" - q = = -,
w h Olesale Dealers
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
WlrEa, LIQ OR0
AND CHOICE CIGARS.
A LSO, large and eonpess assortnsstl oi
IA 0kOCRkIES,
a.ways on hand.
NIB. COLL and szsm,as, corner Of lows and
rhird streets, Dsvsnpost. FsbI
Taken Up.
DY TIE SUBSCRlBER. On OR ABOUT
ID the 7l.h inst, . bsipht blOsd bAy Horse, 10
hands high, b ack .nsne and t,il. snt sbout Bins
years old The owner csn have iS ~ calling
It j. y. smiths Livery etasle, proving prep Hy
nd paying ch .sxes. ID. Il. ChAMfLlS.
nrs8s- i1WtW1
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-23
PURE WINES AND LIQUORS
PIivate Uso { Medical Purpoeoe.

THE UNDER joined HAVING SECURED
the agency from one Of the o.dsst Importing
Houses in the Uaited Hates, is nov prepared -
oG.r to the citisens Of davenport. lin originsl
packages only strictly pure and rsIi. 10 article
o Uld yale Cogsac BrAndy, hennesssy. Ot~rd.
julie. Roni 1 30. Pine, Cs,t.lion Co md Chss'y
bs.niy. Holland 0,n Chesry Rum, Madeira. E,osn
sherry and Por, = IN ., pnrt lui-e, nunms tabi-
ret y anpxxue, Lyn.inn Por er, tnsll,h and Je!-
freys Ale ira 4dy Fruits Cherries. Peaches, Pears
md A -ricn,. Assorted Pf serves. Guavs Jelly,
-ariiIc.. W anut ant Mushroom ket.h~p Wor.
&c ttrshic ~ai 81, Oh, ice Cigars. olive Oils sEd
tTe en- Mustard Ct :, etc.
- lie will . 20 kssr constantly on hssi,
PLOUR. .G:ROCErIEx, vEGErABL9S,
FlN.a. AUGA M - TEAS
Flesh Lake Hi.h sscsived eve. y Friday nornlng.
Aso fresh Oystsrs every morn ns By sAprcss.
.loOds delivered free u ohAr.e.
E. 4. OLIVER, A4t.
oct2S-dfwlmi No 81. brady It.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-23

For any and all styles Of dry goods
20 u w ads ~orth's. He has always 'omething
new and cheap 70 show his custOners, and ssl,s
At prices that cannot be beat.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-23
N . - Z . -

yVsHE PUBLIC AhE HERtBy NOTIFIED
| and cAut,oned nst 10 ,rsst any psssoa % re-
eoun Of the
sc TT II OaW 9aI
q P,opris,oss wishout wit en- order, q nqkby
eean-Sul J. J. kUA90Sy.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-23

STATE BANK SrArKMsNT.-In this
issue will be found the monthly consolidated
etstement Of the state Bauk Of Iowa. To ma
nv Ut our readers il will be interesting. Here
after We propose to publish The statement reg
ularly. The choosing 10 excellent. There are
no more reliable banks in the country than
those 10 Iowa. We hope they will continue
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-23

CoNrRADIcrEp.-Tho report that Gen.
Tom Thumb has been appointed 0oIonsl the
Iowa 10th is entirely without foundation. The
Gen. never would have accepted the appoint
meut even IL it was rendered to him. which
no ssehs extremely doubtful.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-23

SOMETHING REALLY NIcE.-Starr has
got some OF those .l-gsn. photographic albums.
which must become pot u'ar They are inlbook
shape. and constructed 80 40 to contain ficm
thirty six to fifty photographs. which are NOV
able Go and see the article. 1t is sure to
please.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-01

LErom the A ,srtissr. Providence, b IL
The CephAlic Pills are said 70 b . remarkably a.
5ctltg rginey tyr the b. sdnche and one Of the yo,
or been disco HBrsd. - - T
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-01
AMY CoRRRsPoNpRNCR.


Weexlract the following from letter from
volunteer In the Seventh Regiment to his
brother in this city; ~
Hs CANP DENNIsoS, May ~, 1891
DEAH BRoTEER:-I have just been relieved
from Brigsde Guard, where have been for
she last Gs hours. . . There is
considerable excitement in camp to-day
They are mastering In the Fourth Regiment
for three year,-at least part Of thsn.-
They have just eaOUg6 TO muster byI ah'F
going 70 Cincinnati and recruiting Wait
until they have been il Camp DenniSon 90
ioag a. your brother, and they wis rue the
day they ever " went for q sOger." Bus they
know their own business. aud know mine.
What they will do with the three months
men know not. will not so lor any longer,
let them premise what they choose.
The meat We gps fer rasiOns this A. H.
will 60 into the sOap-grease this svsaing, II
nothing hapPena. kept Il, sxpectins you
here. Our meas has enough 70 eat for day
or two, thanks to our kind friends IL Cleye-
land. They do not sGffst as some do. ]
have seen men In our canPany (CompaDy
a Seventh RegImsn'l sit down 70 breakfast
with one-hsif loaf Of bread for seventeen
Mea-uo butter, no potatoes, no cOfse, no
mvst,--nothing but small piece Of bread
aud cup Of water. Il hot that hard fare
for men Who are 70 6ght 70: their country :
have many ; time gone into our bunk aud
taken bread from our own table and given
It N my comrades, aud gone without Il my
self. You may think this a sOpSh story, tus
it is certainly true. Gee rS liaa'
You ask If get the Leader regularly
Yes and tell you Il is just he hing. s.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-01
NEW YORK MAWKET-MAY 81.
i,,-a,..s.,I -. -. a ID

FI.oITH-Ma ket Sc lower with only very mode.
rate busineaa doing sxport and home cohauni D.
iioa Market eloslnE heavy Elh free SELLERS ~ our
ssis. l, 7Op bhI. o. Sasao ior superhns stats
g ioa62S tor extra state; t4s585f0 for auperfu ue
W-at~rn; sB,n'eAA3n for rnmmnB 20 medium extra
hoarei ohio; 81 5waT3 q Car TRADE brands Do.
CANABa FLOUR-In limited request and ea-
sler prices tor emmun grades. sal~s Grr 6t1 ibis at
RYE STEADY. small aales at S, ,I0694,nO
for common tu rh1 c. -up. Fhne
CtaRN HEAt. Market ncminal'T nnrhanged.
WnlSK Market rs aTliys bot pri Is arr
= VVIIkAT-MArkst laF 9 airlon and inierIor q
BE- W and declining, while good. sound parcels ars
ssarrs =. a. m @ e9.h 99 ,. odo ~ T'o' to very god
D l,ne Miwauk ee!uh ~ si.aAI, =. 1s.rn biish am
hrr Iowa at - .lsAl o. g hn.h " n'sr red wet.
OF 4 -l.g Al 81; ~, bush VIII se-tarn at 81, a.
RYR-H$Fkr gu'et. Sslts are 20 bush al &c T
NRtIFV-N- -rkrt dull IT l5a6ac
COR N-markrt np-n 4 Stea aud closed heavy
and d~cli"ing Sslea az g., o. b sh ~ ts64s fo
unsnGHd new mixed WESTERN lSe 47c fJr sound q /;
ls950 iOr NV western yulhpSi Sc for old mixed
OSTss-llarket dull a, slesso for Westsrn and
"a nasl sliah; 21aatr for state.
POR H-A little more doing and q shsde hrmer
slss arr ahhls at sd,S7j40i7.25 or mess; sake
HRRR-Market dull, with ,rIfInE sales at $40
assn tnF cnnhtFY erimr; S,.s766, ,95fOr ce1ntTy
mess, slnmsail.O0 for ropacksd IN IS; Sl,2os I2.SO
PRiME MEss BERF-Markst dull, aud ith-
out change.
BFEF HA1TS-Market ruiesquiet at slsaB
GIlT EAISEi9ules. Trinins ssles at s9SH
BA(ON-Quiet aid unchanged.
IA K y aarket quist and steady. Sales are eoo
BUTTBR-selllns at saI4e for OhiOl sslS for
CHEEsR-Msrkst s'Oady at saSc as in quality
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-01

4 eH4RR PHpLAE.- yesterday, . SeW ped
lar got On the street cars, and for his isre
asDaered 9 penny. Five cents, il you
please" said The conductor. sFIvs csnts r.
exclaimed ihs itinefant gentleman, in the
biggest capi,sls. "T vos ride eleven o.
eight time, and thsy vos uOt schaFge me
mOre % yea cent. Tish 100 musch.g % Five
cent?, Sir, ;, continued he ineFedulous young
msn who tc0k ihe fare. I" Fell, viii payj
bat : glts iisbaek, By sshorgei Twill not
git o6,-I sbau stsy nit yOp and 60 50 far
a'h ] can for Dc moniseh vorih."
30 The Pedlnr didn't get of where be had
in'eDded, - Perry street, but vent on 70 tbe
Q d Of the read aud thsrs. ne .utaysd lvhils
ale car sisysds and Nhsh II started bast ba
W,s still in position II q moment the po-
lite but 6re young man came about svsi,.--.
aad @Fivs cents, Sir" runs Ia the aS.os !.
tsned ears of fhe Hebrew. 'vol isi dat ven
ssy ct me--ave cent? Five eent oass,-
tmes Q, Fader Abraham you vani 70
~ . po1r man Five cents, Sir, If you
P'esss," vas eli the reply youehsafsd.--
a We ], veli.--dare, darr, dare, takes your
nopiseh ; ahali ride nit you ret any
morsJ" and % The tInvsliog merchant re
"a and stasiea on his bzekwurd walk, whiis
he winds bore 70 The sonduetOr's sars the
WOrdsl "Ah, FadsE Abraham vOs rob Of
~ mSahh."
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-01
Wrlllrernr. Msr 3O. 80.

~ NEislINGToas May ~, 1901.
EDffoR MoENIAG LEADER: The train lesv.
ing Cleveland at 8 o'eIoek P. n. has just
LEFT our little town, bearing on it's way sew
eral Of our best eitisenS 70 Columbus. Two
hours before the arrival Of the train, crowd
Of thousand people, or more, had gathered
Ct the depot to welcome end bid farewell to
their friends. Many Of the citizens have
been very active through the day in prepar-
ing PrOvIsions as present to the soldiers.
Boxes and baskets almost without number
were delivered TO the brave ones during the
brief period that The train stopped. The
Lodge Of biasOns Of this place, Of which Capt.
LoyejOY gas member, presented him with
a beautiful regulation sword. J. C. Lang,
in behalf of she Lodge, made the presenta-
ton in the following short and appropriate
speech;
BRorHER LovTsoYs This Is an occaslo1 Of
deep, thrilling interest 10 ali Of US. We
have often heard Of sword presentations in
times past, but within our recollection they
were generally used as memsntoes Of trust,
cssnidencs and esteem; but upon this ncca-
sion there is smother and ser more Import
ant puroosS - 6 Is 10 Be used not only &c
token OF respect and bFoihsrly love, but IL
the defence saI p rpsiuiiy Of our glsricur
UniOu Sad as the occasion may be Wneo We
are called upon 20 raise our hands TO strike
down the oPPreasoF, although that tyrant BE-
cur own brJtheT in kindred, YET il must b.
iOne; and we Is lovers Of this great ana
glorious nation, believing that by The power
e the sword Of the Nnrlh, the stars and
s Fipes will Goat over very art Of this brad
country, and peace and harmony will reign
where now discard and iumuit prevail,
thsTaiOre, On 6ehalf Of, and ia the name Of
Well gfOn Lodge Of fee aud accepted Ma
sahs, present you. as Captain fthiS compa-
ny, with this beautful inAtrumeut Of death,
having confidence IN your integrity, sud
love for the principles Of liberty, and your
that you will not hesitate tn thrust il TO the
very yitals Of an own breIher, II he be .
traitori remembering that when you rsise
. % strike the tyrant low, you are not only
defending this nation, but you are sNenging
he death Of one Of her gallant sons--Jol.
Ellsworth. ~ ze-.sf.
Capt LOyejOy received the swQrd, and re-
piled. ,,..,
! can only say thank you, s1d will
an uLjust cause. and shall ever be used in
ny oOuntry's defence.
Tears oiled the eyos OF the noble Captain
a. be bHde farewell 70 his friends and sprang
upon the train, which moved slowly swsy
amid the cheers Of the people. v.EE
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RsVslVsr Pre.suralion.
wlLuouonuY. Nav 80

- WAA14uAEAAs nay a0s 1oQAs
Eews Of The expected departure Of. tbe
"ohIo Union ssyers' having. reached VII
louEhby last evening, the friends Of Lieut..
Hastings contributed funds for the purchase
Of cOlIs revolver 70 be presented to him
before his departure. In behalf Of the do
nOrs, Ed. Cottrell repaired to Camp Tay or
this afternoon, and accompanied the pressn-
tAtlOp With the following rsnsrks;
"Iu bshalf Of your friends, / present ycu
this revolver, as token Of our respect and
&c tFibuts 10 your peraonAl worth and un-
WaveRina patriotism.
'sFefling conf 6dsntthat the cause IN which
such men eheerfUlly engage must ultima'o-
" triumph. ! will express hope that BE
who rules il the affairs Of pstions and Il
men, will shield you on the feld Of battle,
protect you from disease, and when the con
Act Is Wons restore you % your friends. 81 Z
And, Sir, be assured that those who now
part from you with regre', viii, on your re-
iurn, greet gou With welcome, the warmer
from their appreciation Of your self-sacri6c-
ing devotion TO the rirht,"n !,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-01

CoH1xo H6EE.-By privste letter dated
the 20 ult., we learn that Capt. simnom'e
Of Co. A, spd Capt Hickman Of Co. 2, Of
Cleveland Light Artillery, upon the receipt
ofths order o mOve MO Virginia. signifed
tbsir unwiliingness % respond, and gave up
their commissions. The companies were
placed In charge Of another officer.
i Il ubdsrstood tbataths ressoH for this
setiOu, was soms feeling on account Of
seharss which is 70 Be brought about in the
srganisstion Jfths TegimsEts Whereby . less
number Of ofheers will be required. Here
tofOrs there has been caPtlinr for each
Psiee, but according 70 the rules Of the SER
vice there are but one captains two frst
Lieuienants, and one second Lieutenant for
every battery Of six pieces, and consequent
ly some ofihe present ofbeers must abaieats.
j. ls possible that the difhsuliy viii be set
Ned in some salisfseiOry way. LA
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MRaicines.
MRS. WINsLOW.

MhS. MLH6IOHs
An experienced Nurse and Female PhTsiclau, pre
Ssnts 70 the attention Of Mothsrs, her .
B 90 L II | II G. 5 YR u p.
FOB CHILDREN TEETHING,
0nieh greatly facilitates the process OF teething b.
softeninR shs gums, reducing all IIinhammations-wiD
AilAy ALL PAIN and Epasmodic action, and fs sure
TO REGULATE THE BOWELS.
ron It, m0thersIi VIII give rest 70 ycur
$1,000 AND HEALTH TO YOUR RINRAATs.
lssrs, and CAS E SAY IN n C5NFfDEsegE iFii IS gI
TRUTH Of il, what have never been able 10 say o
SINGLE INST NOE 10 EFFF1yf A 90 IL SbeT
timely used Never did We know sn instznee Of lis.
sAtlsIaceoa ~ sny one Who used IL, On the eontTB
terms Of Recommendation Of the magleal sdscts anO
medical yirtles; We speak in this matter 'sWHA1
plsdge our reputation for the fullIment Of what "
ttere declare. In almost every instance where tht
Ell he found in hfieen or twenty minutes aftsr Ia
yrup is adminiatered.
M d9,s os ,S Ss.qS6e grSP@Ers 2 is ihe PEesesgon
New England. and has besO used with HsVeT-failipg
- THOUSANDS OF CASES.
II not only relieves the child from pain, bns invis
rates she stomach and bowels, eOTrscts ascidity an
dives one and energy % the whole system. u vi
SRIPiSG IN THE B0wEEs, and WIND COLA,
and OyercOmes convulsions, which II not speedily
remedied, end IN death. We bsleFe lt the besi ant
fafest remedy In the world In all cases Of Dy6snteFJ
no DtarrhBa IN children, whether Il srises trnn
reething, OF any other cause. We would say 70 sV
~ Mother who nAs child suffering from any OF a.
doregoing complaints, do not let your prejudicss 40
he preudioes Of others. stand between you and you
unering Child and the relief thai will Be- sure yss
absolutely sure, to follow the Of this Medicine
ttimely used Full direction tor using viii accom-
any each bottle. None geRuins unleaB fhs -
lmile Of CURTiS& 4 PERKINS, New Torr,-is o.
ae outside wrapper. SOLD By druggists thF0Eghou
'rincipal Office, Is Cedar Street New Yorh
PRICE, ONLY - CENTS PER B0FFLE.
sspt1ssdAW KB
FoT sale bS STRONG 1ARMsTROEo. OHUROB.
iLL BIO and WM. FlSRE, Cleveland
DOYVEAU LA AFECTEURS Ron
l } authorized and adopssd b the Medical Facui'
2 Of France, and supplied 70 the French Navy. Thl,
aedicine takes the place Oi God Liver OIL extract.
iarsapzrilla, Iodine and Mercury. q is rs5ommrnd
d and used In the hospitals Of France iog Tettrrr
Ale .-sses Cancers, Ulcers. ser0fula, Se1TVy Fl0uI
Albas, GOut, Rheuma atlsmy acheas pains and al q
ections Of the skin. The koB is especially useful u
he Of the Syphilltic Diseases, desiRnatsd Phi
nary, Secondary and Tertiary. Directions md cer
noates accompany each bottle. Price So per bOttIs
Sold in Cleveland BY Gaylord aud Haf-. HOnd DrnS
{ists, No. lel superior St The tradssappisd 81 A..
lr-ssing Or. Gtrsndran de st Gervaia u u. Rieha,
- -.
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coEMIssfoNEE
cTviL OfFIoERs

MtEsTRELsY.-DuPhE1 AKb GREEH'S EEV
oaLEANs AHD METHOFOLIrAx MISsTRkL
T4OUFE This p, pulsr musical end imita
tive OrguBissliOB Of ninsirrls which iEelude.
sm0ng iis msrbemship several we'll kngwn
and accomplished PerfoTmerr5 will g'ys
three grand Ethiopian eOncertS at the Me-
] .deOn on Wednesday, Thursday aud Friday
evenings, June 5, s and z. The irOuP has
during the past few years won high praise
from the entire press Of The country through
which they have made several extensive and
highly successful tours.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-01
THE CITY.

~ The prlesof ths MoEEISs LEADER tO
nsws agents Is One Dollar and Fifty Cents
per hundred, and no deviation under any
circumstances.
The postage on the LE.DEE, 70 News
DsAlsrs, is Ono-iOurth Of a cent per copy.
We would prefer that parties remitlng
postage stamps should send Us one and thres
cent instead Of larger deROmiuslionB.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-01

% New W. R. chesse, Old Hambursh
Cheese, Fox's FarinA Crackers, Driea Beet
Hams, Smoked Side Meat, Mess Pert, Bean',
Dried Apples, al kinds Of Lake Fab, Car
b0u and Lubricating Oils, Akron Water
Lime, Salt, Plaster, AZ, sG George sPragus's
Wholesale Grocer and Commission Aer'
chant, ovia,t's Exchange.
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A JEwELL OF = WITE.-sOme one saw, si
he time of the leaving Of volunteers On
ToIrsday afssrnoOn, woman supporting
and dragging drunken soldier after them,
and asking her what she Eas dOingf "ob, .
she said, "tbis Is my old man yOu see, and
be belongs 70 them sOld;ers, but he 60, ~
laundering drink, that I'm afraid he'll get
left. " and she put her shoulder to The old
man" an intellectual youth Of about forty,
and urged him aboard.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-01

NEws OF lAH DAT.--Atuts0n, opposite the
Post Office, has Vanity Fair, HsrPsrs, Les
lies illustrated, Independent, Weekly lines,
Tribune, and Herald, German papers, &c.
Also, the Atlsntic Monthly, lie Bon Ton, and
Ieslie's LadY's Book, all for June, and many
other periodicals for this week.
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rag Hospital.

The number Of pa ients At Camp Taylor
HoaPi,ai is rapidly lesssuing, as GONZALES
Osnls 50 TO their homes OF rejOia their COM
psnles. The number remaining Yesterday
evening was but fifteen, several having iefl
during the day. Those now there are moSt-
y eases Of typhoid nature, butall are grade