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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-20

EJREsH SUPPLY FAMILY GROCERIES.
20 arkln, No. Go.hea s1t.sr
Is h5z Bgofvheat Flour
30 hNls superfne EStrs and Family Flour
Emoked and Picked Salmon
IS y bbls No. l n. c. Roe EsrrinEs
IS pkgs No. Mackerel
Q5 bxs English Dairy, Pine Apple and Goshen Cheese
oat Meal, Ry Flour, &C &c.
received and for sale e lowest terms for cash. or k
prompt customers, MINIS 4 CO.'S Family Grocery,
nofs % and Main Sta.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-20
1861. NEGRO HIRING. 1861
r. a. ,. CE.OPTO

Real Estate & Hiring Agent,
oyEIcE coINvr WALL AND FzAEELIN STREETS, OPPo-
STR DICKINSON. H+IL = co,
RICH III OND, va.
TyHE uScr return his acsuoS Seonts TO hs
rs a1d patrons during the past slK years
= 4 49, ~ tr, an = ~ = laae, the bu-lncs Of
lS& OUr N.GRAES, RsNTlNG OUf HOUSES, COLLECTING
On INNS and all bust persi-ug General Agency, 10 ali
which n gives uis psrsgift dt'-rfof
w Pass n s country who onrr5t the hiring o. the!r
Ney-os assured oi ettelon being paid TO
them lher bot good h'c and TIE bet prices End
tSe sckngss ha best al 10d srA0a2 dtst'oH
shall Avays be supp-d he has aso large comfortable apart
.nt connected where those servants who oot
proyrI with pgces stay night d1-as the hiring,
nsir. z'th q good IRE, o. csaEsS
goes m hire te coming year had better be sent In TO ne IS
oA-y AMER Ch-1gnas a. possible
To ossat distance to1-l0a' Tan Pcrs0uoy WriHo'cn lbeg
t,r.fsr O. tis y,40,ctHg lefssas:
Richmond piekn.on, Hi GO Kan. and queen county, pr
Thorss st.re Arhu- Temple. Joc urrsr rhoms5 faunue
roY: .snor-,nt county d.. "aee.~ ~, Rev lhoS
Locke Kax W s1a county, John Lasne W Lstane, Dr.
John rR Klg George couaty George TUNER Richard tprper
Nau-s Thomas lee Ceron. ccar;y, 10 Hcd,i D. John
Be- Ess-x county +. WhCck, DR.. James T. L.iNre,
Tlxarj y So a Beverley d Soy 8oy Mcau, Nisey Fosg,
so,ge Wr,zh G,0gcts'r cCucty Dr. Thomas Coptnn ~
rson s.ubb J.spsr 1 hes lams CITY county, Pars Slater
Clopt.r De Hoxis. Dr. O. lI1up, John Lacy, r 7.
.sy ous couaty Dab1ay PsrS; county, Wm D.
Oog:on Po.tc LUusuburg county, I" " BroSn CupePer
rou-v J. CrrNr @ Prince William county, Nu,. J. Wiesei
Sor-o's Capt. J. S addilcton, Joh1 Gorg1ley.
f--rH HIvf f-1u
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-20
1851. SPRING t'A'@' 1SG
ELLEyT * EEESJGER,

EEtlHaa It q " II NSts slk4,
MlSUFACTj RGAS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Hats, Caps and straw Goods
No 1s5 MArz srssvr. .7r7'srrs SxcH,SeE BASK)
q. tH9rf "a,
Wave ready s~t a-s Merchants % Virginia.
Ep-.A rarorna Teores,- prices 90 suit te ts c7ra-
r-s STOCK of Sp-ag ot which fc y'r-ty and
s.- b. ,Vcr' Buyers v do we'll 90 give u5 2l be-
",s5 Frrprr vErSIGXV.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-20
Y SPRING STYLES "a
60 OE HTS 4 CARS. S

NV a7so-eat % HATS and CAPS s s3-iuc =
vi eauu'.- elore rs al lr sfyct ari cors cf S0
6a's MIl-ssn, siA ana C,s,l.rs a1I va-y
syls ~ 'ys lcgher1 aud straw Hs.s vs-y
g-ns-a tent % g.1tgens luaishlng ds U
brrss Waking Canes, nc. al any % when WIN BE- sold
so0i other bnr1entln the city. Imo
JOHN TUONPs0S,
pfQ5 y, Ballard House.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-20

UFYOC HAvE HORSE OR MULE IN bad condition. try Du-
L VRi& MOTIONS Horse Tonic. It + worth 10Y
r- he price of for iE2ronng the condition Of Horses &c
and preventing caring B0s SoT, hdeSound DlstenPer,
\. J. DUYAL,
so'e Manufacturer AID Proprietor.
egsoi BY s DrusgE 10 tse late United States and In he
sov b.r- q rs-i.rsrv cps
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-20
ROOKS And STATIONERY.

TmPORTED GOODS.
CheEr Chse,s Of superior quality, and beautifully pat up
Du.ch Cheese, N balls Of sapelior quality
olive. Csper5. Olives Pare
S,rsule Chsrtieuse CcrjSt (Ehits and gTeen)
Maccaronl vestneced, - N CigsTs
Chow ChoE, Csula Wer, naions
Woster sa-cs, dlysTs, Relish, Pquante Sauce
Mustard olive on ast ssFdiaes
Brandy lJs5 Champ nssnz1s quarts pnts and hall
plnts
Oarets, nom good 20 very superior
For sale By
JES0-sw BLAZE CHAaBkELAfNSS 3
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-20

7 UMP PLASEER.-9b5 tonS Lump Plaster, the
II Wharf arrive In lots 10 SUIT purchase,s by
app K p. sOMERVILLE& 4 o.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-20

yNCC BOIIEsss f1r B5las Egss sss T.ue.a sss "-ip,
T. Alt Ess spoons, TO behaiof . ,.-,- . -,
A
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-20

TENaCTICS FOIk VOLUNGEEiSs IN ACTIVE
sERVICF-lr preparation ard vii be pub st-d Immediately,
Manual OF tacc fo- Volunteers Active Service, compiled
fem II lats embracing a that s
% active service Bg Col WN IL RcaAEpSoS, Jr
rRAyLY READY
MANUAL FOR TROOPERS ANO COUNTED RIRiENtNl-
we would cs your euton u sn important military work 10
De eourse pubu-su-n BY A horr', publisher
ara booee The book has been prepared ~ Col Lrcus
Dav, OF the Amy emitted IT, Tpo Isls H2SUt b.ng
pNou aofjemsnt the s fo5 Aog7tst ~ snel Ia sd
dtian which printed Ia full the SEr7 shsrs D for
Mounted Rres1 ty Capt Naury which orrePNndent
l.E-ahE M el.lnn. f.E Ne.Ls ~ VIZ 2.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-20

RACOyi DAC0N.-la,uco ihs county cured Bacon, Hes
pyQ JOIN Z, aelnoH SOP,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-20

THE LATE AFFAIR IN EASTERN VIRGINIA. sFcosp Up
RISING OF rES NORTH THErATIsKD.
The late unfortunate ssr the United States troops
near Fortress Monroe has deeply affected the Northern
public mnd The loyal States which have been so Law
sh in their patriotic offerings of men, money, and all
the requirements OF state Of war; not disposed to
tolerate weak or besatlng policy the part Of the
Government licensed ct the apparent neglect which,
in cases. permitted ewindling contractors TO
furnish worthless rags half made up ss clothing for our
noble volunteers and provoked with the contemplate
ntrgues among ou. Albany mousne politicians loo king
70 the PFoau Qf Psi0sn, We are free TO y that our
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-20

INoNTLINEq snLIDIPrED ozsAM OF WILD pIowEss-Fm
Shaving ro,tne ssb'aetory For the ablut
,fnfas erupons, &C., Is superior TO any ohei
,,ap lotion cosmetic For sale by
". PETERSON CO., Drussists,
mh16 16 Main erest.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-08

BE TAxx-Ihe RisAuosd 1al9&r.
- $3.50 thse thGpseslanesios q ov;
Lseet9 ~ vol6nSeess u Yisgisis be-
49, ssepeed( - ~ over ssvssl
~ esNieo11vs. -
Young 0ee iron every clase and
Profession throughout the 6tste. I'll Of
then raissd With arms II their hands
lton esslisse bsybood, fesu Virginias
army. They ere 81 said 70 b good
mayksmss, s1ursd 70 fatigus By bunting
asd hsmisg. tjdisg and sSssciss Of IL
tindo: eager to yush % the de6encs q
their hoses, fathers, mother, rights and
libssties-such ars he dstendess 81 V,F-
finia. Al d the State has not yet bsse
beard from, and when II 10, the sumbsr
WiM - evelled y ~ Aesnd1Re4 tAbus0sd
ogths best Golden that ever stood forth
70 dsised their country from oppression.
6uch o. army oGlcesed from the howes
Of the late Uaissd States army, and
commanded By the brave and gallant
Lee, The noble son Of "Light Hosse
Harry" conquest will b impossibls, and
The invader that hss the hsrdiaood TO
trespsss upon the coil Of Virginia will
meet sure and speedy death.
Atsv day. will give the Wanting be-
ross opportunity 70 place another con-
struction % military natter. II Viz
Riaia thisks she hes the thing oil in her
own way. she has just made . mistsks
iu her calculations which will b pretty
apt:to get righted shortly.
Message Gteo s;ssssal Pillow.
Yroa he Ksssvills lTsss.] Wig.
Gen. Pillow, who i . clever gentle
man in the private relations Of life. and
. very compsDionabls mas, sent 10 .
message recestly, which 10 explained in
the following reply:
Knoxville, April -, 1851.
CIR. GloEos J. PiLLow:-I have
Just received your messsge, through Mr.:
Sale, requesting me 70 serve - Chaplain
to your brigade 10 the southern army
and 10 the spirit Of kipdoess in which
this request 10 mode, but in oil candor, !
return for On ass~er, that when ! shall
have made up my mind to 60 to hell, !
will cut my tbroas and 60 direct, and
not travel round BY way Of the South
ern Coufedesacy.
lam, very respectfully,
w. g. BR0wHLow.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-08


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Z g - eso:eo psees. pasNne1I
- ow8 ssse. sh'ea ~ 90
oe.o.eely = eSsseed Sos copying: :
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~ senag eAee - eosessy 80 divided
INTO sve q1ees Po'e'ee! iaeesoos He
eeeeeseso ~ cme's ces'es y follow
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10Y eepessneet q eesvsees = sp'es.
epoe ee.esooee1 eee sseiteses seoo.o
= cseeeseo noo snses P'oesss 0sss''
sosvlsses.cdseg Ne esUeoeo'sssy seo'
~ 2 1nn'ssse1 omoe,', soa ne oo.s
oses oeeeees sc3eMeos = 49, !. 49,
'eeeec 49, .se sa's'.sIss'oe ~ ~
seseo ~ '.so': .p.Sss:S'' -
20 P'ec'o.s osy:euu w.s.s = oso'o'o1
- 1872 49, seouoss = '.sss'y
%o"ec' Wy :" y. eo.''se se"o'o esvs
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~: w - ~. ~ s1sAss. s.o"s
.. t"s Ocss.'0'''s s'o ''s''o' P'o''''s
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES o ~
Du' ~ 1ooo's u 20 'Tee:s 'oe
'"e"' Q. parry Ane No'so u u". :.
y 800. ~ n, h. -: !. ,;n .'s ,r...o"
out down. and order restored. Mr..
Lincoln must recognise this uaity and
not provoke dissens'ons, or SOW the seed
Of o.scord ~ recognising previous par.
- .s; Wu b o..I :" ''PS'' :"
D...o-rcss mi ~ crer,s hnssIe = T,uoAl
and vjesory seon. Heoceforw ard nc
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-08

SANDY PArTrx - everybody kssva
"Sandy"-was brutslly beaten By :
Black Republican coward in THE citv.
the other day, for simply expressing tic
opinion that the public property ..
Norfolk ought to have beeu defended.
not destroyed. Sandy had been enc q
. party 70 raise the Union Asg in hi.
sslghoorhood, and bad offered 10 give
300 towards . purse Of $500 to Be
raised on bic street for the benefit Of the
vo'uoteers. These fresh-convertsd lstter.
day Union saints will fud il for thei,
health to restrain their new. boro seaI !
little. Douglas Democrats ere not =
b threatened, browbeat or beaten With
clubs By Black Republican bssasasta
tor any criticisms they may express upon
the war or those Who take pest In ~
Cleveland Ha;sdtolsr.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-08

ATTACK ON CAIso.-It appears that
there 10 determination on the part Of
the South to attack the United States
troops stationed ct Cairo. II sach IL
their intention the quicker they put it
into operation the sooner it will be over.
The blow might - we'll fall at that
point - any other. If the Southern
troops are looking after severe lesson,
they need look no further than that
point There ars lev thousand men
who went down there from different
portions Of the North Wet With full
grown desire to have fight and moth
ing cleo will please them. We believe
the attempt will b made to dislodge
them bat Ne have no foam ~ to the re.
sult. There are ct lest fifty thousand
men about the States Of Illinois. Iowa
aid Indiana Who will look after any 10.
vasion down that way and ssnd the H.
vaders bowling back to their holes. II
the attack il coming, lot il come. W.
think the people arc ready for the work,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-08

THsas 10 something in . name, after
oil. Less than twelve days ago, M
Fletcher Webster sunounced bis Dur.
pose to raise . regiment Of soldiers, to
defend the Administration which had
turned him ont Of Office, because be
lad not voted the Republican ticket. In
elk hours after be had made known hi6
purpose, three hundred men ere stand.
ing By biz side, and, in lees than seven
days, sixteen hundred men had yoluu.
tsered to march With him, to defend the
eoustry and dag. The regiment will
b equipped At once. Among the pr.
vate gentlemen who have assists NJ
Webster in enrolling his men, none
we're moro asaiduous than his fsther',
young friends, Msssrs. William Dehou
and Peter Butler Boston Rhpsv.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-08
SPECIAL, NOTICES.

I VI % = - -. =. - :
~ - us viaa - dsagpsss - ..
-, 4 -. sahn,ys 80 ssUplss1fy -
viviiyiag psspanAisa vAisA ssasils tAs slsssgsA
81 1isias, vishssS sstaiiiag tAe sxAeasaSso
vAish 4 always ~ 81 ~ = s1iaasy -
slae1p. Ne oso1ss = - - 1OS1I11E11
STOMACH Dl71ERS = = isvtesssas - -
s1snaiss, innsAls1s - ~ bsns0slai sseAa -
pssnassatis ~ sosse. i tssss ~ sesuasA,
iasesss ~ a,psdeA. - - -. ~ -
spisiss. 81 tssds ~ ssly = pss,sae Ne bsyssl
~ smel 90, ~ - ssa1s i&as sajaDaAls Il r.
svsaiag - = ~ vEiss. - dypssaia, spsse-
- slse saliaGs beisss 49,, via1 sAelis,
seaans e he stsaash. dek sssveus heeA-esAe,
sAials asl Ssv~, tssosa4 DssslsaGsa, 49, ~ IL
sanplssats spsial = he Sssblsr -, ~ Ditisss
- sssmsaly ssssaos11s6 y thessas1s vAshsvs
vitassss1 thsis mpssies s0sasy II ~ easss.
assoD-A&win
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-08

0ooD.--While the Massaoh usetts bow
We're stopping at the Continental Hotel.
Tnl'sde'ph's, en- route for Washington,
.'ys'ander asked oss Of them how they
"ked the idea Of the Confederate haa
waving over Old Fassuil Hall, - threat
eneo q Aontgomeryl He replied :
Aes sAs" come on and nv is-vsll
se''e s"sm back 10 their ftis,sds n ~
shaps Of BOMB surroxsr
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-08

1as names Of the Massachusetts, cold.
len slain IN Baltimore are Addisoa O,
Waatney and Lathes G. Ledd a Lowell,
"a sannsr p. Nesdhan Of Levrsses.
!. IT, ~. - !. re Z, ysss yeasg men, nsshi..
- y trade md botk - kinsd b.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-08

The editor of the N. Y. Herald will
confer . great favor on the writer, BY
informing him through his paper,
l. What pay do the volunteers re-.
ccive from government
2. What extra pay are they to ex.
pect
8. 10 the pay made to the family Of
the volunteer? ID it monthly or week
lyl
4. What length Of time must volun.
teers bind themseIvcs to servel
s. Ia case the volunteer 10 crippled
-I;le .. active servios docs tho Govern
ment or the State provide, 10 some wav
other, for the support Of bis family!
The above inquiries are made in the
name OF several married men who fell
40 anxiety to serve their country, pro-
vided they know their families will not
be altogether thrown on their own ex-
ertions for living, and deprived of oil
assistance from their absent husbsnds.
New YosK, April 20, 1851.
1. The volunteers receive the same
pay - the soldiers in the United STATES
regular army, according to the schedule
for that purpose provided.
2. There 10 no extra pay that We
know Of already provided; bnt there
can be no doubt that the several State
Legislatures will make grant for this
purpose; and If it be necessary to levy
tax fer tfe amount required, no citizen
would ever object to it.
8. The pay is made according to the
desire Of the volunteer, and will most
likely be monthly.
4. The time Of service 10 two years,
unless previously discharged.
5. There 10 no certain information on
this head, but the families Of those Who
fell in their couDtry's service, or become
crippled while nobly defending ito flag,
will fall under the care Of the govern.
ment. It would be the fullest s1empli-
fication Of the ungra,i,ude Of republics
If these we're not provided tor.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-08

Loox Or sos Rxol,1se Nsvs.-The
tfcsPs ars sbout to march forward Int.
Virginia, and = 5000 - that ! don.
~ FIR win ay sure enough. II psonps
~ sDeRgstic sctisn - The part Of he
0oVassmsat 1ails 70 seeass . observ-
a1ee u the lava then III = Lost Bat
E viii mt eannot, ssgse nj lAil. ar
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-08

~ 0svznpee sePaAeus. of r I, = I
RiseA u6eopplss ~ rsginseeA -.
| '.yaaZ - il1SosSssA ~ NO : aSdsth
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-08

Osusu. The Sudden shsagss Il our climate
ars sousess Of PulnoxA1Y, BnonoElsAL aaa A.
4anAs1s AD1sofroSs. Experisass having proved
that simple remedies eessa ct speedily .asd -
tninly ehsa taken in ~ sasly Stages 4 he dis
sass, rsseusss shesld q snss b haA % Dsss.'s
Dvs.ssisl zrssasss = Lsssagss, 1t The Ce,l,
Cssgh = Isitstisa Of he Thsest - ever = sieht
- b this rssssutioa ness sssisss stlask ny
b sgsstsslly vssdsl:aG PUBlse 6ssAEms "a
Sixesas will Asa then s9selsal t. slsasine ed
Strengthening he voiss. Sc advsstisemsat.
nov37 dawn
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-08
TINE SCOTT HOUSE.

Nm TIE FIRST DAT or FHBRUA0
~ tAs veil Known Hotel shaaeea pc
pststsss. Or e he uaAsssignsa. Ne ewses =
ths psaisss. 40 he ssieina! psepsissos, Win -
ID tie 49, . veleo0s I'll old aaA new fhendn
We 1staes esssslves that With sas ezpsnsnss
and our salsssee aseeoDodaiieas ~ ean soss .
the tssveliss a. ~ al The comforts Of we'll RI.
ulsee1 heuse q he leU psiee OF
One Dollar 1701 DAy {
We ass dstsnjasd thas this sAaM b the bsse
Dollar Hosss il the State.
One Hundred a1l Ten Day. DeardsGs
can b accommodated. Faoiliss desiring roons.
~ invited = ell - naks their selections.
kasDs ss6 dGnejisss AsSls ssasssssd wieA
~ HDuseI
70 saS faSniAg lRisads ~ would peonise that
The aos nbesaJity viii - sstssdsd 70 then q
hssetefsee, ~ The highest prices paid - then
- tAas past q thsis p9eduss assd 81 he House.
J. J. HUMPHREY 4 co.
jaa39-d4wW
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-08

A TWO srOBY HOUSE on GAINES sr.
a - Acsch DaveapesA esaAaiaiae six $780,
NJ -: keeaass - Dc. q Brady stssst, q =
Geld ed Hasasrn RxeAangs
:: =, =; az |: ''.' = '.'ts o,,,..
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-08
THE LIE CLAIRE HOUSE!


IN The FIRST DAT OF FEBRUARY rms
~ vsll-hnsvn netsl vas opsnsd Ses the ~
septioa u gussts: The house ~ besa shoseush.
y cleaned, painted, papsssd AID furnished. 4
~ kitsasas laus1sy, -, have hssa buiIt, Cd
ever boeoeo.
The ssbsedbsss, OllstG, fsmssiy u he Ssets
Heass, ssd Jehn b. Dan, Of Chnseo, have taksa
. losg leass a Tie pss1isss, I'D win o0se supe-
Gas iadsee1ests Sss he ssseaaedsesa ef The
tsavsling pablis.
OAS 0bsssdre0 OaU D0avAsre
- - aeesuos1ssed. yAailiee deslsiag suits u
seeos, viii privilege e fusnishiag The seoe. ~
isvilsd - ell - sslsst their sponaests viii.
e0S 6elay.
~ 4 essd slsbjs eeonesesd WITH he Heuss
0lLLETT 4 DART.
jaaly-lAvH
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-08
OLD R.lTs REJUOV:ATED.
SuperioF ousehoA Furnlturo,
CARPETS, ke. d,
o. 11nrsdsy. Hay 9th. at Q l 3 o'slosk,

N0RNER OF BRADY AND l3TH STRHHrS,
~ the entire furniture Of aid house, consis,ine
q hasios. Chaobss, Dining Reon anA Aitehss
fsmit.ess fapeee.y, brussels, lagrsia and OH
VAR, Bsis. 1sssssss. e.. e fSs P.sios =. ~
Shsneee Fes1ltase We 9sds q order b. Measss.
Panl Co., Il Dostea.
Ready ioe sxamisatioa TIE Day belees The ale.
nyl otd THOMAS ORR, Auctienree.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-08

~. kouts Exchonge
NV sAt1s n SUMS 70 SUIT pUn-
= g. ouNooAsl
~ ~. CAsv ! Os.b1l6uk, ssnseee -
e - ~, ~ 1'''''
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-08

EXTRA 0ESSION
-o1 f1B-
IOWA LEGISLATURE.
Preelamatien By The Governor.
Believing, that within the meaning Of the Con-
stitution, IN extraordinary OCCASION he's oseussd,
end thst subjects Of vital importance = the pso-
pie Of the State Of Iowa rsqairs the innsdists
stte.sis. Of the Lsgislstsrs. Nov, therefore, I,
SAMUEL J. KIRKwooD, Governor Of said State, By
virtue Of the authority in ne vested, do hereby
convene the General Assembly Of said State, in
special session, 70 b begun and held ct DssMoine
on Wednesday, The 18th day Of Nay, 4. D.. 1851,
At two o'clock P. n. Of said day.
In witness whereof, ! have hereunto ct ny
had, snd caused TO be hsreunto a6xed
&, the great ss6l Of the Stsss of love-
- = Dated st DssNoinss this 95th day Of
SAMUEL J. KIRKwooD.
ELIJAH SsLls. Sse'y Of State.
GOLD FUR SALE. ALSO, RASrERN Tx
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NOTICE.
rs HEREBY GIVEN that THE ANNUAL
j meeting Of the Stockholders Of the Missis-
sippi Missouri Railroad Company will 10
held ct the Once Of said Company,
in Davenport, on Aoaday, the third day u
June next, tor the parpose 1t eleeting Dissstoss
the tssasastioa u any and other business which
nav properlv hrovRht before it,
DAvsofoar, Iowa. April -, 1851:
spr30-4wl PRICE, Seoy.
C0.PaFenership Notice.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN undersignsd have this day taken into their
6rn, - pastees In their business Conducted in this
city, Alexsndss Lsdsssr, and The name asd style
/ Co.
The proprietosship Of the Rock Islasd sonoes.
remains - heretofore, blatt. Lasare ! Co.
Davenport, Nay let, 1851.
myl d.
OLD HATS REJWO1:ATED.
J. 4oora,
70 SNCOND STREET, BETWEEN PERRY
40 and Rock Island, respectfully anaeunees %
y the sitissns Of Dsvsnpert that he il nov Pc
pared -
Clean, ColoF and Manufacture
q RID to
into good onss, at short noties and on reasonable
terms. Rscollsct the piece, Is Second stssst, b..
tween Perry aad Rock lsland.
spe3s] J. BOOTH.
Auction OA1O
~
Superior Household Furniture,
CARPIES, Ae.. d.,
o. 1Aarsdsy. Hay 9th. q . l : o'slesk,
At rEs susrDuxcs o. soas L. oovyzu, No,
NORNER OF BRADY AND lsTH srRHIrS.
~ the entire furniture Of aid house, consis,ine
q Fasioe. Cha0bss; Dinine 1eoo anA Aitehea
Fsnitgrs. TaPesesy, brussels, lagrsia and OIL
C!oeA Caspets, Chiaa, Crsekssy, 0iaes aad Tin
Wass. Bed. Natives, D., - The Pasioe aal
Shsnees Fsrnotass vas asde - order b. Aeasss.
Rsady ios sxamieatiea The Day before The ale.
ny4 dtd THOMAS ORR, Auetisnres.
City Equalization Beard.
THE UNDERSIGNED, WHO HAVE BEEN
y appointed, b Tie City Cesnsil, 70 squaliss
- aee.ssasat q Tie TAXABLE psopaN a the
city q Dsvsopvt, Iowa, foe the pear 1851, win
hold tAeir mcstisgs st the City Nasshals eDsa
eo0nsaeing % Friday, TIE 10th Inst, ~ Il
eeatie - i session fsea = Il oeleek A. u. -
fIoa 70 o'clock 2. n, Il sash day, till Tees
day' ne list Inst. w; BvnaIs,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-08
EXTRA OESSIO~
low "A LEGISL AZURE
pEoelamatien b. the Governor.

IOLD FUR SALE. ALSO, EASTERN TX.
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r. @. CAMP9ELL,
my9d III Room, Ne. Dsvsnpost's Block.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-06-27

This is the title Of a new military organiza-
ton which has just been formed in this city,
composed Of gentlemen in the civil employment
of the Government, and representing most Of
the Bureaux Of the different Departments.
At a meeting on Monday evening, DR.. Il.
CAPERs, Chief Clerk Of the Treasury Depart.
mcnt, a gentleman Of military experience, was
chosen Captain.
6. A. ScHwARzNAS, Of the Pos. Office De-
partment, who has been in service, First Lieu
tenant.
Hon. S. S. ScoTr, Of Alabama, for several
years a u member of the Legislature Of his State,
trustee of the University of Ala, and at present
connected with the War Department, Second
Lieutenant.
HENRY SPAKSIcx, of the Treasury Depart
ment, was chosen Ensign.
We learn that tho company has adopted a
beautiful and appropriate uniform, and will
proceed at once to drill, &c. Hon. 4. B. CLlrH'
ERAIL being their Orderly Sergeant
It need not be doubted, if this company
should, in the progress Of events, and the vicis'
STUDIES of the war, be brought to the arbitrs'
mcnt of arms with the invading Yankees, that
such gallant deeds will be performed as will
fully realize all reasonable expectations