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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-16

According to our advices from Great
Britain, 1t appears that there will be an
effort made there to prevent the nego.
tiation of United States loans in that
quarter. The Times and several lesser
journals seem to DO engaged III the work
Of discoursging investments Of the kind.
1t cannot will be denied that these in
Auences will seriously cripple the Efforts
Of this Government in making easy ne
EQUATIONS, but whether it will serve as
complete bar or not, remains to be
seen. We hardly think SO.
Aside from the consideration OF loans
or any other specific point, we canDo,
but think that the majority Of the Lon
don political journals lean strongly to
wards tho South-'n fact, sympathize
more with the Government of the United
States. F,om the first we have watched
their action with some degree Of inter
es', and we have not yet been able to
discover that hearty friendship for the
Federal Union that warrants 10 in the
belief that Great Britain would rather
zee the Confederacy preserved than torn
in sunder. The old feeling Of hatred
which was born in the early s.'nggIe Of
the thirteen colonies for independence,
has not died ont. The embers still lie
beneath the ashes Of time, and i. only
requires little rsking up to cause them
to burst forth into fame. We believe
that John Bull would not close lis eyes
upon any pretense whatever, to kick up
little row-or, indeed, to break block
ade or furnish more direct assistance to
rebellion. 1t may be very uncharitable
in 10 to think 90, but it sticks out so
plain in many instances that we cannot
we'll avoid the conclusion. EoglAnd, in
al probability, will not show her teeth
while France preserves her neutrality,
for while M. Bull keeps one eye upon
the destruction ofthe liberal institutions
OF America, he does not forget to keep
the other fixed upon the action OF bis
neighbor across the channel. VIVA,
England really intends to do in the
premises is probably hardly known at
hmney vet il will b we'll for this Gov.
erdmcnt to act cautiously in reference t.
that Government.
SAwyxe's RIrlsD CAssos.-The re-
ports made by the late successful expe
clifton to put down rebellion in Eastern
Virgisia, Of the success Of the Sawyer
projectile, are most encouraging. TIL,
npidity with which the shells wers
fired, the dircctness Of their aim, the
distance Of their range and the certainty
Of their explosion, were oil conclusively
proved on that occasion. It il showr
tSst with the Union gun. now at For
tress Monroe, tho Sawyer shells can b.
threVn With precision aud hit the mari
ct . distance Of ssx statute miles. q
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-16
The HONE INSURANCE. COMPANY
Or NEW YosK.
CASH CAPITAL. OxB AILLl0M DolLAns.
CASH AssErs, 81, A95. l0e.S4.
W.T.. ROSS, Assxr.
)PPICE-MsrsoPeLlrANB u,lp,no. Diversions
DeSS. NEWELL 4 s'IlARLkS.

DRNTIsrs,
RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE TO
(ny the sitissss Of Dsveupost AID eur.
kTYyroundisg country, that they have
permanently losatei il this CIV
AZ patients favoring Dss. N. / C. With their ecs.
ndence may rely upon their utmost exertions q
perform every Operation ~ perfect manner .,
possible PastioulAs atseotio. uaid 10 ~ 800
lstion q Chiidrsns Tssth. Terms Of sr,;Sc;. I
weeA made kaovn upoa application. Charee,
noderats. Once on Brady stsest, between Th}rd
ed Fourth. As
= baAHD. Meyer, 0alsaa.
bIn. CAHPDBLL,
WBleHLY 3 SUALl,
DR. J. A. Hcno0oo, d" Dsnt,..
a. l.lvsauo.s,
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-16

Bulls RuS.-The press continues to
harp away abont that disaster as though
the people didn't tire of it. We have
seen Bulls Run served up in so many
different styles that We are perfectly
satisfied to "psss" aud make the leading
topic something else.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-16
=. a.C11T1C STATS C0uvESr10S

0o.ve.tsee q ~ Dsosesaeis pas(v = Tie
a..,e e lsss, vil - hs,d q he city q Dss-
oeisoe, -
fHUReDAY, AUGUST ssvs, 's@'.
=. - .x>ok Y. H., y he 6&lss Cspisel, for the
/, ,rposs o. soaisstisg Candidates Tor Governor,
, i,.,s,ast 0evsssos aad Judge II the Sspssss
Cosre, 81 ohs tssasssties = sssA ether sss'nsss
- sail Cssvseeion nay dsss bsst Tor tAs inter-
sses q ~ psssy 49, he eosssy.
RE sssio Of sspssssnt'sion will b ess Ds'egaas
10, sssh oss hssdrsd votss, and one additional
Dslsesss sos sash fsssties over Aty votes sast In
eesh eounty for Srssasn A. D0u0LAs, Dsnocsssis
Csndids.s fss Psssidsst - lSse. Eaeh county
viii b sstitlsd = ct lsass one Dslegsts. No
ann o,v Gan b. repreeeneed BIZ psoxy.
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DgMOCnATlC COUNTS lOs.E.T.OS.

Member Of che State Cent. Com.
- Democratic papers ore requested 10 copy.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-16
GKOCEK1|ES.

z.o--yaese
-c1r
maWeKErE STORE!
vRrSH STOCK + LOW PklCLS!
THE HAwKEYE STORE, CORNER OF
hr.Av and Taird streets, has been entirely r.
itted ana stocked with large and complete ~
soetmoLt Of
F1asttv 0roeestes,
SUGARS,
TEAS,
COFFEE,
SfAPL1
FANCY GOODS,
and. in fist. every astisls to be found in arst
claae estab,ishm ent. I'D Settlers, New .ettlers.
everybody, in want 81
GOOD GOODS AT Low PRICES
will do we'll to call 1t
DAv4NPORTS HAwKEYE STORE,
C,rnsr of Brady and Third streets.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


AWO1O Is THa IADIGs.-Is rsuD.sDssA-
ing 70 ye1lo use Hosossss's Cslssssss4 Stomach
Bisssss in lost 70 s0sts shss = . ssiaslsas =
The syssh. 10 ispassing sgsaSs1 - Sagos DR.
ing csssais periodical sgss which sss osssasnss
sssssdsd With mach. pain AID tsos6ls, " know
Of no preparation moro highly sdspssd 70 ~ a.
l.ssisas sssseqssGs sSon tAis ssssA aod ior :
mother nussing bsbs the ittess cannot D dis
psnssd With, especially whore the sotAsss sosr-
ishaent 10 inadequate to the demands o. the
child; consequently hw strength naA ysss4 and
here it 10 where good tonic, sSch - nossssssr's
stomach Bitters, 10 needed 70 impsrt Temporary
strength and vigor 70 the whole sysseo. Ladies
shosld By oil means " this remedy, 49, sesess
70 doing. AK your physieiaa, who. n b y -
quaintsd with the v,sssss II the Dittsss. will 70
commend their use in oil oases.
SOLD BY druggists and dealers gsssrsily every
where. tag6-d6wln
TO FAAAERs AND FAMILIES d.
sirous Of osning good Sewing Machine, that 10
simple in its construction, strong and not liable
to get out Of ordss one that makes the stitch alike
on both sides, one that doe MT skip stitches or
unrsysl, one that will sew equally veil on thick o.
thin cloth, one that will run over gathers With
out breaking. one that makes uniform seam.
(lsaving no ridge undsrnssth,) one that will use
any No. Of cotton thread, linen Or silk, one that
will last for years on al kinds Of work; IN short
one that 10 not more trosble than II 10 WORTH buy
at once, without hesitation, the LADD. WEB
STER co. Machine, " it 10 the cheapest in the
end" SEQ advertisement in another coluan -
CHICAGO Heald sg4-d&wlm
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The above table was presented in
the House by Member Of Congress
from Illinois, Who accompanied it With
the following remarks:
by this table it will be seen that
Rhode Island pays less ratio than any
State, being but tr'6e over ! l-2 mills.
1t will be seen that Illinois, Michigan,
Wisconsin All Kansas pay . ratio OF
from 8 to 4 mills -one Of them more
than 8 mills even while Vermont, Mas
sschusetts, Connecticut and Rhode Is
land pay ratio Of but little over one
mill.
These are facts and appeal to the
representatives of the people, ! appeal
to patriotic New England, whether, in
tie present condit,on Of sffsiri, she is
willing thus to impose this heavy tax
upon the new agricultural States in the
West"
How will thepeople ofthe West bear
up under any such one-sided arrange
meut Should pot Law that nfl'c,s
.uoh an outrage upon the people b r.
pealed 7 Il it not the duty Of every
person 90 Oppressed to labor for RENE
dys We say, yea! Congress 1t ito
next session will be apt to hear from the
Northwest concerning the matter.
>~~-
PAY. If POSSIBLE These weIl-timed
remarks, which we End in an exchange
are particularly worthy OF consideration
at present:
1--WE regret that there appears to be
SO much disposition on the part of those
we'll able to pay as they g",'o avail them
selves Of the plausible excuse Of duh
times to AVOID the prompt payment OF
little bills due to tradesmen, mechanics
and others. Nothing so contributes 10
weaken confidence and depress business
activity as to Withdraw from the retail
trade Of any business it's just due, 10
times like the present, and we hold that
the man who would urge the present
troubles as an excuse tor not paying
small bills, when he can pay as well a.
one time as another, is guilty OF one OF
the worst Of the moral wrongs attend
ant upon business operations IN Sc son
OF general depression. Never hoard up
money when nothing is to be gained by
it, more especially when you have debts
which are overdue to parties dependent
upon their earnings 10 sustain themselves
and their families. Pay, ifposslble."
FRoM RlcHMoSD.-A private letter
received IN this city from Richmond,
shows how thoroughly martial law is
there enforced. A lad who applied to
Mr.. Walker, Secretary Of War, for
pass to leave the State, was told by him
that "no person was allowed to leave
Virginia unless at the head Of an army"
Officers of the rebel army cannot leave
Richmond without passes. The people
are we'll Informed Of Federal movements,
even Of the changed quarters Of single
Regiments.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-16

WnAr They Pathfinder the new
income tax, the President of the United
States will pay seven hundred and
twenty tx dollars, and each member oil
the Cabinet two hundred and sixtcen
dollar. Clerks of the first class Isl.
2oOD will pay twelve dollars per annum,
aud the $4,000 clerks forty-two dollars
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-16

J. a. RElU, =. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
No. -, conner Main sni Third streets, Dsv-
snpor, Iowa
Dr.. ksaD can b Consulted q his o0ce ct oil
bours Of The day and night, unless PROFESSIONALLY
engaged. ssUe96
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-16

lGNAE:U1 bAN6HRs
r,nYslClAN, SURGEON = ACCOUCHEup.
Orrns-Iouth est corner Of bsa1y a.d Be.
"a s,,.sss. once hour iron 70 "a. T., sod3
.nI issso5 Il
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-16

OeeAAEELER ~ VIII SOsv
rrAvE REDUCED THE PRICE or THEIR
III SEWING MAClllNE -, besids adding
some valuable improvsmsnts. There - no 49,
snine yet manufactured ths., for eli kids q
york hold any eompsrisou 70 wa vs. A. The
TE LAST UNITHO STATE FAIRS
h Wheeler and Wilson Mschins tsok The Pint
Premium. For MspllcITy, DsAUfY AND 8vsBY5o.
,po the W. 4 ". 10 shsad.
We have nov nads ssraagensots vheseby -
are nrepessd 70 do Ill kinds of sewiag N The sest-
ct Oanao4.
Nhirte made 20 order from measure IN the latest
anl best styles and warSaIted 70 &c. Call q
=. p. W00T9sS seeso,
Opposite State Bass, Ssssod stssst.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-16

eOW Az y 3. HHANEA.
(vARPENTER and BUILDER, AT COATES
~ Patchin's oid shop, alley opposite arise
ij0use on tradv stre~t. tapI0-dlv
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-16

THE Iowa CRoPs.-The wheat crop
OF Iowa, is abundant this season, though
scarcely so heavy as last years. 1t ls
estimated that the people OF Iowa will
have surplus OF twenty millions Of
bushels this season. Agen,leman who
has travelled some four hundred miles
through Southern Iowa, describes the
crop Of wheat as very good, and corn a,
never having looked letter.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-16

AGAIN CoNTRADICTED.-Th report
so studionsly circulated by the abolition
journals that the Southern sold cry bay.
onetted our wounded men and shelled
our hospitals at the late Bulls Ruu en-.
gagement, is again contradicted BY two
Of the captured surgeons who have been
released from Richmond, Their state
ment is probably correct.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-16

y lse N0ORAH,
r OG PUMP AAKER.-OFFlCL, OPPOSITE
IL Post Once, Davenport, Iowa.
mv9 dAVtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-16

physicians AND SURGEONS. OFFICE
{ No. z Franklin Sook, sscosd 1sos, Brady st.,
between Second and Third, Davenport, Iovs.
Dr. PARxgx's re1idence, corner 9Th And lie Claire
streets. Or. ESQ. W. NcCARxs residence, east
side Of Rrady, second door from corner Of 9Th.
nyl7-dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-16

Law Partnership.
JkO. P.COOK. J. WILSON DRURY.
COOK 4 ORUMY,
SnccssOrs to Cook, Dillon 4 L,~dIsy.
NE HAVE FORMED 4 PARTNERSHIP
w for the practice OF the Law. 10 which y
shail devote our personal attention.
March 5 1860. COOK \ ORURY.
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A. r. 4 y. KELLY,
DACKERS OF BEEF AND PORK, AND
Shippsss Of Live stock, fl brady street.
lu.A
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Married..


HARpiSG-KETHAM.--iR Brooklyn n, on Wednesday, Sep
tcmber IS, by the Rev. n. J. Yerkes Mr. j. W. s. IAEp
ING and RACHEL c., youngest daughter of Ebert kecham
all oi Brotk yn.
HsasMAS-NooaE.--0n "Wednesday, September Is, a
ST. Paul Lutheran church, by Rev Y. W. Gessenlaner
PETER II. EGgMAN, Of Brooklyn TO MARIA IocIsy Mos M,
daughter OF ID. Moore, OF Fort Washington, n. Y
LNoNs-MARKs.-On Wednesday. September 49, by Rev
M Scclch, ABRAHAM fycNS, Fsq of this city to Mars
WiLHEtsiNA MARKS, Of Richmond ST..
Staten Island papers please copy
MINER-RoBERIs. Friday, September 8, by tho ROY
r. g. Dickson JouN H. MINER to Miss HELEN NJ ROBERTS
both Of this city.
Acknowledgements Brooklyn, on Wednesday, Sep
tember IL, by the Rev. d. Yerkes, Mr. DAVID MxIIcK
Of Iambertvile n j., and MARfA L. eldest daughter OF
Ebert Kctcham, Of Brooklyn.
FREDERICKSBURG On Tuesday, September II, at the
residence of the BRIDES father, by the Rev Peters, Mr.
HENRY 5 PROCTOR TO Miss MARGARET f., daughter OF
George Smith, Esq all OF Brooklyn. +. d.
VAN DERvEER-LErsoy-At New Brunswick, n, j., on
Wednesday, September Is, by Rev. J. y. Aliger, MIR.
LOUIS II VAN DERyEEa, Of Somervlie, 10 Miss MARY
BRUYN, youngest daughter Of the late William Lelson
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MisceIInneOrls..

ScnR JOSEPH HAstnr-Srhr We Clark, which arrived at
schr Joseph Has!e Of Cedaf 6reck Del foaadered
the the @ inst s s s scr Stony ra Of o
Milford Del with lime, and The night OF Dth, OF Great
avy sea and the died len her Side and
s est1s seS fa sa ani
eseded Il se hca ~ anE but ,hs alhers did ii*e
w% roTnd tic @
sixty hours in heavy sea and was finally rescued by the
PASSENGER aged 81 Daniel TH,mp.oe, Henry Cannon and
9ho S Tr ems @ a. o. De and ne
Milford Del and 40. insured.
pgssor1 =, E4ss Sept 1.-The brig souesr Sawyer from
water, and soma of her hands are unwell
@ Avg s na yss g. % WssS5d for
samuel French parrt IRON gasiport Tor Preston waller
smashed the fore cb1nnel plates
having been run into by an American ship sappoed on tho
night OF 2eyh, about 10 mics oil Tnskpy.
MONTENEGRO July 3iThc American ship Lancashire Ha.
zard ron anbu arrived here yesterday charge Of the
Bank July % The master Part OF the crew and passeh
s IN snoher os he9as .hs second mse n e II
others OF the crew aa passengers but being unable mas,
ship aoa succeeded y brinng her to this port aud rev
in hsr hold.
20 JAStlae Aug The Walter Lord wills from the
sSa w n'e not ~ WIN part Gre"
garded by the American sh p Wellaeel.
ST yIycrSR Cape yerdes) Aug 2o-Tho Hermitage Ring,
from Liverpool! Tor Bueuos Ayres which put in here
Aug very leaky has discharged about half hercrgo As
tie shp badly worned Ia pahks AID has several
OF her 5ers rotten she viii either discharge lhe remainder
proceed with II TO her destinations 1t berg impossible to
repair her to mako her Ill to eshp that par which has
landed
The pyopellers and Wamsps constituting
old line between this port and New BedfEd, have sold
to the I government on private terms.
Whaling bark Helen Augusta, OF Holmes Hole, go tons
has esn sold for $500 for the West iadia trade
On board steamship New York Sardy Hook September H.
1861. Captain G WcnkeDear Sir We the undersigned,
passengers board your ship the good steamer New York
termination of most prosperous from Eu-
rope cannot take leave OF aud your gallant craft without
sns grateful thanks to henn Providence and
heartfelt obligations to yourself he safety satlsac-
ton and have enloyod during passage. Many
e have frequently crossed the Atlantic In steamships OF
lines, but conscious of expressing nothing
truth, when that we have never sailed under the
OF sfut gcntlefaany and courteous
der yourself We also take pleasure bearing
testimony 10 the efficiency Of your ohers, the good
| der arwrep, IL every department Of the VESSEL
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Port of New York, september is, 1861.

CLEARED
S Sn MMssnson w tsrSw FG
ship surinam, Andrews, Cork aud market-Maand,
BARI noeihe (Rreml Muller, Bremen--c Lnlng
Bark Gaelic Rhodes BarbadcsmIl rrowbridges Sons.
Z ps sSsa s1ss f,,, rf; cs.a
sSsf l%sa, tad"'h hn S Gimsrlin '''A''S'
sehr Bella Peck Garaner, tJ.go1I eager
s sSy nSshe wSsnfs fss ar
s"sn s f%s s "T i"'Gn sG@.
schr Cart-,, Dwight New Dransmck-Mas,er
ssnF x'G% T s RSa ectssssstf hl 'iss
scr S s.n, rnrssr Bs@ssre Bass go
s s$s afs;
scSr M ET%us a Ess nos'anw Srews
sissP yie.orps. psi. nsEiiera-p ,asis,-
slsa,ner Tacony. Ery. Phhadeiphia
ARRIVED.
'rss ts yah mise 49, sai yfgGs sss'
S r spSo q Ga's 81 s. Sn s.
passed iism ship llaal6oiat b. DIV =. -, =
souihanptsn an VIII! md and 5i passengers 6elrichs
ss s 5 bo s 81 & ST. i q sS II 7s lark
Isabea Nh !a so 90 ,en 1921 " schr Eugene bound
ish &, o 81 a sSse isdS tarE Sa'ssia' 81 days fd%
Bss 'Ss fs b"spHa po
Ship ANA schmidt toi KenneSSnSI Miken avre ~
days IN ballast to master; Aug 80 lat 46 10 lon 90 81 saw
mS sh Of H SaG p",s Ga,has rcm Norsmbo Bremen
days IN ballast to TeSsciea gnkar oh inst lat e. Ion
g spoke ship III ssrora from Philadelphia for Ivcrol
BARK August tPrus waack. BORDEAUX Geaays mdsc
to Punch Menckc Wfndt Had heavy weather. lost and
i:sk eien Augusta Uts Holmes Hoe 81 hours in bal
Etis VIZ Clark (qf walaoOoro Dargett Newcastle !,
aea ga ins lat q % to9 g g. sPok r bark Mary Rich
BnsTyo (Br Holmes, Lnsan, CB 10 days with COAL to
BrlgJ King (sr), Coma Windsor, Ms days with plss
Brig Enchantress tBr) Dinsmore Port Morris
Scar Elicit Duncan Liaean, CB 10 days, with coai to
schr Henry Elliot, (Br, Douglas, Lngan CB, hays with
Schr Rising san Smith Enzabe,hpor, for Boston
schr Lydia Catharnc, Keller. Elabc'hport for Boston.
schr AIhoo r9rrey Eiza,pethpor for Csnhrdge r.,
schr Watson, Packer, Elzabehpor for Fail River.
Schr Merritt Hughson Eligabethport for New Haven.
sr r n's RoaS eyS srt for sr PeIn
schr John, TaIRnshain, MacHias.
schr Mary Emity snow, Plymouth
schr Fay State Hallett, Boston;
s,tr Angler, Bcsse, WarchaIn.
schr Texas. Cnampln, Fall River
Sss%%ry ,oes& Samssl' Halis New Haven.
Schr Diadcm, Ludlam, Southport.
sloop New World Taylor Elabethpor; for Ooodspeeds
Landing
stoop Suffolk, smonson Elzabethport for Haysssraw.
Steamer Artisan Chase, Baltimore.
steamer Falcon Adams, Baltimore
Steamer Delaware. Cannon Philadelphia. l7 inst in the
Brcakwaor lased steamship orenai from philadei
pbia for New York.
Steamer Sarah. Jones. PHILADELPHIA.
Steamer Mars fenlon Philadelphia.
Steamer Trenton. Wilson. Trenton.
Steamer Ospray kcnney. Providence.
BELOW.
Brig orizaba from Boston for hadephia--put into the
Lower Bay for harbor.
SAILED
7tbShp Roger II ern, itcrpool; bark Jane Dageett
Glasgow; brigs Andrew Peters, Constannople MaurcU
tDutch, Curacoa; st Agnes tr Cardenas geit r), st
John, NIB.
Wind during the day NE to N.
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PARTY SUBsCRIiTIONs-The different Wire
pullers and politicians will soon be passing
around the hat for contributions to assist i'll
electing their respective tickets Let none of
Che merchants or business men OF our city give
the first cent to any party, except it be to assist
in the election of the conservative ticket, with
Dickinson at its head and Tallmadge bringing
up the rear If the housing politicians wish to
run any other ticket let them bear their own
.PyDenses
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AS it is he would not be able to handle the
scalping knife skilfully enough to crafty his
brutal tastes, SO he determines upon butchering
the entire body Such man is more fit for
slaughter house than position Of military
command.
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Co.'S Kentucky Missouri State Lotteries.
KRSTucKT EXTRA CLASS ie5-Septcmber lS 1861.
70, 20, %. rs. 53, 4, 6s, &C, 20, 73, Is, 5.
KnNruckY CLASS f95-September Is, 1861.
81 SIS "a, IA, S. So, 81, s., II, 81, 81, 81, rs.
Circulars sent Of charge addressing either to
MURRAY, EDDY y CO.,
Covington, Ky, or st. Louis, Mo.
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Singer q Co.'S Sewing Machines, with
all the recent improvements Great reduction in prices Call
and examine AT 45S Broadway.
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SUITINE CoURrtIR 1871, s6S, 1861, 744 1914
vs5 7S7, Sl5, $50 So $751; SO, s75, 944 95I 96l 974
9S2 926. 992.
UMrHo STATES Drrucr CouRr-Nos. IS, %, %, 81 IL,
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