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gg Telegraph.

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graphed to newspapers south of Louisville.
No telegraph operator agent is permitted to make
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character or truth of this kind of news.
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fgThe Parisians are undergoing quite a
fright about the Emperor's health. The re-
port most generally circulated is that His
Majesty has beeu poisoned by some slow pro-
cess which the physicians find it difficult to
oounforaat
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Chancery Sale.
DISSOLUTION,

he Copartnership existing under the style Of Nc
Il BRIDE McCASIIN 4 STRADER Is this day dis
solved by mutual consent-BcBride & Strader retain
ing. All persons having claims against the original
firm requested TO present them for settlement
adjustment soon as practicable. Also all persons
owing the old firm viii please call and settle with Nc
Bride strader at the old stand No. T. Broad street.
A. J. MCBRIDE,
HENRY AcCASI-IS,
j. ID. STRADER-
Nashville June Ie 1851
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Hoiloway's pills and Ointment

Cancer.-The days of '.briIliant operations" are
more. The discovery of HoOway's Ointment dis
pensed with the necessity of the knife which fire.
9uently endangered the life of the patient Thou
sands of females have been cured Of cancer in the
breast by the indicating action of the Ointment and
their lives spared to their families The salve fol-
lows the in its tortuous winding, and imper-
ceptibly but thoroughly and painlessly eradcates
from the system. The Pills cleanse and purify the
blood. Sold by all Druggists at Csc, &c, and 81
per box or pot. aug6-1w.
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Aelr advertisements.
PROCLAMATION
BY
ISHAM G.. HARRIS,
GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF TENNESSEE,

To the Sherifs of the several Counties of SAID
,State-GREETING:
V0U are hereby commanded TO open and hold an
i election at ali the places of holding elections in
your respective Counties, the 9Th DAY OF 0C
TOBER MKT, after giving the notice required by
law, for the election of a Supreme Judge for said
State, to fill the vacancy occasioned by the resigna
ton of Robert L. Caruthers, and due return thereof
make to me according to law.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set
Io> my hand and caused the Great Seal OF the
State, TO be affixed at the Department IN
L. 6 Nashville, on this LIST day of August, A. D..
w. 1861.
By the Governor: ISHAM G. HARRIS.
J. E. R. RAY, Secretary of State.
aup7-dtw6Wtd.
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Ernnl the 81 L0,liS Democrat

'Search for and hold fast that which is good which
is old saying, and truly verified in Dr. Mclean S
Medicines-the celebrated STRENGTHENING COKDIAL AND
BLOOD PURIFIER and MCI.KAN's VOLCANIC OIL LISIMENT
There have been remedies that have become so
deservedly popular in short time those they
can be found in the closets of nearly every family
this city, ready for when required because they
will just stated in the directions See the adj
vertisement in another column augl-lm
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FIRST BALE OF THE NEw CRoP.-The first
bale OF the new Cotton crop was sent to Ma
con on Tuesday, sOth ult., by Mason Tiller.
of Lee county. It was sold by Messrs. Har-
deman 4 Sparks to the Macon Factory, at Ii
cents The Cotton was of good quality, and
the bale weighed 625 pounds.-CAarleston
Courier.
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Notice to Bond Holders.

OFF7cE NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD To-,
Nashville, Tenn, July 4, 1851
TINT interest due LIST July 1851 on the Bonds Of the
Il Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Company VIII
he Maid an the once of the Company, in Nashville,
Tenn, on presentation Of the Coupons, accompanied
nv the certificate of Comproerof the State, that
the PAYMENT may lawfully be made
Tbe Iegslature Of the State, by recent enactment,
having prohibited the payment OF interest on such Of
the Bonds Is were owned on the 18th day Of April,
1881. or may now be owned by citizens or corpora
tons Of the non-slavehoiding States Of the United
states Of America and constituted the state Comp
trollsr the sole judge Of the question, zs 20 whom
payment csn lawfully be made.
W. A. GLEAvEs, Treasurer,
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To Wood Contractors.

CITY HALL, MAYORS OFFICE,
Nashville, Aug. 4. 1861.
CEALED Proposals will be received at the Mayors
- Office until the 18th inst. for furnishing Twenty
five Hundred Cords of WOOD, well seasoned, for the
use of the Water Works-to be delivered the bank
of the river. TERMS CASH
aug6 r. B. CHEATHAMs Mayor
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CARD.

TN retiring from the above Arm, would cheerfally
HENRY McCAsIIS.
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r HAVE the agency of selling several GOOD FARMS,
Il of from 100 to and 400 acres now in cultivation
and well improved, on the North Western Railroad
and the waters Of Harpeth and Turnbull, near King
ston Springs. WA. T. YEATMAN.
aug4-lW
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Committed to Jail.

COMMITTED 70 jan Of Davidson County, as a run
" away, August 81, 1861, NEGRO GIRL, who
says her name Is N1cY, aud belongs 20 W. B. Dorch,
Of this County. Said girl IL about Is years DID, thick
set and copper color. The Is requested
forward, prove property and pay charge A. the law
directs VA. Il. FUNSTON,
angs-3t Jsilor II Nashville, Team.
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From HaVau ma.

HAVANA, Aug. 3.-The Captain General is
absent, taking formal possession of San Do
mingo.
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From PENNSYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 1.-The gun boat
Flag, with 80 prisoners from a Confederate
war vessel which was sunk by the st. Law
renee off Charleston, has arrived. Five
Southerners were drowned. The vessel was
formerly a revenue cutter, The Confederate's
name is Petral
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-08-08

We have been permitted to publish the fol-
lowing Interesting commercial letter from
Liverpool, per steamship Arabia, to our fell
low-citizen, Mr.. Thomas S. Metcalf:
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-25
co Nj Nj E RCIAL
DAvENPoRr nARkEr.
DAILY REPORT,
OsyIcE ~ Rus DsAocaAS AND NRvel
"wednesday I've, A psil ~. 1851. I


wcdnesday I've, April -, 1851, 7
Ihe grain market Is very dull TO day. Several
shipper. are holding "a on ascouns Of The falling
on OF prices in the markets. Wheat is 20s e,s
lover Potatoes were never knovn 10 bs % Low
since Davenport Was city. Good pisksy e. have
been offered to day for 5 cents Pc. lsshel.
FLOUR Firm st t4.so15tO. SAipnents 500
bbls
w"x.r-Dull u ss@7oc Rse.itts l,l4o ba.
Shipments .o'o bu.
RAaLsr- Little doing and dell 1t 3s@ ,se. Re.
ceipt- s. bu.
CORY steady at isc for ear and l9s ~
ellei. Receipts 457 bu.
Oars -ls0i5e. Receipts 50 b..
PorAroAs.- Plenty and very dali at s0los !.
Receipts sos bu. Shipments go bu.
HAy-Dull at $4I5.
COAL-From wagon Ice per bushsl Coal Vel.
ley coal 20 in gard Henry county soal los IN The
yard.
woos-Hickory $500 Oak $500 Per cord
LARD--l0@12keT y b.
HAns-New Sugar Cured ll0lsks pse H.
Common lo4l!1sc per ID.
CaEsss- Hcrkimsr Co. l30l1s Per h.; wss-
tern Reserve llX0I2ks.
PouLrRY- Live Chickens 9l.3S1 50 = dos.
Dressed s@se y h. Turkeys, se01sc dressed
10. SGGl0c y u.
BurrER.-plenty At lO@l7Ks D.
EGGs- -lO9l21<c = dos.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-25
River items.
W.DNEsDAY, April ~.

WEDNEsDAY, April ~.
ARRIVED.
KATE CAssEL, Hiilhouse, Montross
ALHAABRA, Howard, Dubuque.
NORrBKRNRR, Afford, st. Paul.
DRPARrEp.
KATE CAssEL, Hillhouse, Montroso.
ALsAnsRA, Howard, dubuque.
NORrHEHER, Afford, st. Louis.
The popular and fsst pa,ket Grey Eagle, Capt.
Harris, will leave for st. Louis this morning.
The Key City, Capt. Wordsn, will be the rsgu-
lar Northern Line pocket for St. Lsuis and way
ptiss this evening.
The Canada, Capt. Parker, will be he regular
Northern Line packet for St.Louis this evening at
6Oclcck.
The Northern Light leaves for st. Lcuis to-
day.
The popular pas'engerand freight steamer La.
Crosse Capt. Parker viii depart for St. Louis this
morning.
The new and splendid steamer Sunshine, Capt.
Phelps, leaves for st. Louis this morning.
The Clara Bell will depart for St. Leuis TO-
day.
WIND BOuND.-Ths Kate Casssl and Alhambra,
which weic to have left here yesterday morning,
did not get OF until last evening, in consequence
Of the high wisd that prevailed the entars day.
The Grey Eagle vas detained 1t the head Of the
Upper Rapids all day for the same reason.
The river 10 rising fast and getting very high.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-25

II Eea Q. aus PicayNne contains the 10I
.o@
We learn By dispatch from Southwesi
Pass that the steamship S'si OF the West. in
the employ O! tire United Stat, . Government
was this morning brought IN there rs prize
she s.zel by the c.lizeDs Of lodsnola
wh.r. she taking United States troops on
board pr.z. crew was put III Possess on Oi
her. ard ih.s siie was sent toun'i 10 this port
! his i. The vessel nl~r winch ihe Mai. ord.
was s.nt. but The people Of ludiahoia had an
ticipa,td Lv,
Or informant states vi hen lie whs leaviGg j,
Vas announced that the Star If tLs West was
coming up ;h river n possession u he reb- e
The city of New Orleans 10 tin ensely excited
and every body seems anxions for = tight
They thiiA that tn. J can whip the North ana
make mere DO, . r.a; hfi
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-25

MILIrARY.-ARRIv OF THOOPs.-
Military matters we're on the gus vive yester.
day. Tue excitement commenced ea,ly ir the
morning. and wss we'll sustIined during the
day. According to previous notice. two eom.
paniss from Dubuque-the" Governor's Greys'
and the Jackson Gusrds"-the former Ameri
can and the latter German, arrived on the
steamer Alhambss early 10 the mornirg-in
fact before many people we're stirring. The
companies we're net st the leves by tho Da.
vsapost City Artillery. and full bsnd ol
music. and escorted to their quarters. The
Gvsys were taken to the srmory of D. G. As,
and the Guards 70 the camp quarters OF the
SArsfeld Guarda Both companies srs made
up Of fine looking fsllows as one would wish to
see, and are ably oficsred. A full brass ban j
attendsd'ths boys from Dubuque hitber. The
officers Of the companies are ss follows: Gov.
s-nor's Grsys numbering 90 sstsong.
Captain. F. J. Heron /; lst. Lieut.. VIM H.
Clark I'd do. g. W. Woolnough: let Scar.
gssnt. > +. Osboras; I'd DO, Amos Russen !;
Sd d.. h. b. 6ider1 4,h do J. 3. Howard /;
Ensign. G. N. Clark; lss corporal. A }. viii.
iams; % Ae. yoas Williams /; Sd do New
comb lth do. e. Fletcher A
Jackson Gaavds-S2 ct ong -
Captain. II. Gottschalk; lst Lieut., Jacob
Dattss; I'd 90. Joseph Ge,ger 8 do. Hug h
Miller /; ls. Sergeant, Jrlns Lenemaun ~
do. +. 3. Di:tmsr 81 do. Peter Lehmes, 9Th
do, Taos. Stimmiug lst corporal. Henry
Meyer "a DO. Joseph Wittusr 3d do, +.
4 The companies were properly cared for by
the city authorities. and We trust their stay
viii "A nyds plsssass The naj9s pcr,iop are
ray, rssruits. and will he kept under drill
vhtls hses. Lat The proper persons see thet
this Il done pseapsly asd. sordially. y i,a
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-25
New OSk Ma4keo.

NV fosu, April -.
FLOUR Market without material change -
s5.l0as3.l5 super Stats; t5.l5Q5.16 Extra state |:
- 9a4to.l0 super Western; $5.2Vtz6 ~ Common
Extra do; $6.6O(d5.66 In, erios " Good Shippias
bianis and Extra kound Hoop Ohio.
iYk fLoUx x-Ste9dy at $3.lOQ1A.lO.
WHEAT-uarkst without change.
kYE-Market quiet. ~.
BARLEY bull, 62a75c
Corn Market 6rm. sSXQsss Old Mixed
Weston delivered GlH G62c new do.
OARS Market dull. 330s4ke Wsstsvn and
State.
icRx Market dull. 3lY.5e mess 1l2750
l3 90 prime.
rstr- Unchanged.
Cur MEATS Steady.
LAap- Unchanged.
WuIsKY-l,uIl and rather easier.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-25

BE EcoNOxicAL.-Always purchase
your dry goods where you can get the most
value for your money. and to carry ont the
idea. always go 10 Williams first u ne cant
suit you, there is no use in being suited He
sells !ow, sells The most desirable goods and
takes paius 10 plesse all who call or him.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-25
From ~. Louis.

Sr. Louis, April %.
The Democrat Of this morning. Gays that
Gen. ilarney, having received the ntce-sr
orders yesterday. about 700 men we're enlisted
under the Presidents proclamation. and re-
ceiyei by. and placed under the command Of
the officers Of the u. s. Arsenal 10 this city
It j. und ,rstooj that 1900 men have rendered
the,r ser, ic4s, ana will be accepted. About
| 800 iroops are now in the Arsenal
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-25
Uniou Meeting at LeCiaire.

LECLAIRE, April ~. 1861.
A large and enthusiastic meeting Of our cit.
izens assembled at the Howard Home last even
ing Mr.. G. c. ApplegAts vas called 10 the
Chair, and w. j. Steel ~as chosen Secretary
The Chairman stated the object Of the meet
ing 70 be Cor the purpose Of rssssng funds for
ths benefit Of the families Of those who are
about 10 take up arms in defence Of our coua
try. whose laws have been disregsrde6, and
whose flag had been iusultsd. and to bid adj. u
snd God speed to the volunteers in their noble
mission.
A c~amittee Of three we're appointed. con.
sisting Of G. Foster, James Vsnhorn. and A.
NJ Larimer. who reported the following reso.
lutions:
Resolre9, lst. That We pledge ourselves that
the families oi those volunteers who 20 from
among ns H. fight the battles Of our country,
shall not want for the Necessities and maseris:
comfor Of life.
2 That committese OF FIVE be appointed
to take measures for carrying into effect the
foregoing pledge.
3. That our Board of County Supervisors be
acton as may be necessary to provide amply
for tie families Of those voluni eers tho 20 out
from us to defend the asg Of our Union.
Unanimously adopted.
Mr.. Foster spoke 10 favor OF their adoption.
Mr.. A. Mcconnell, being called for. made a
slrriug appeal in behalf Of the Union. the
carrying on of the var. and the suspension Of
traitors.
Mr. c. Foster. l.. II. Eoge.s. Dr. James Van
horn, A. N. Lsrimsr, and J. White, were ap.
pointed said coUui ittee.
Many Of our citizens contributed literally
for the above named purpose.
Mr. Foster then offered the following:
Kesolsed That we comms nd our cause to the
God Of battles in full confidence that under
His protection our brave volunteers will, with
powder dry and undaunted courage. bear the
stars and stripes in triumph over the black
standard OF treason.
The whole meeting then arose. and the oath
to support the Constitution Of the United
States was administered; after which tn.
'Star Spanglsd Banner" was sung by oil pres
ent.
Mr.. II. White then offered the following
resolution:
Resolved. That the committee for obtainn ne
assist lance for families Of volunteers be r.qu@st
ed 70 seeuse pledges Of weekly subscription fol
that purpose, payable during the war.
TIE meeting adjourned amid the greatest en-
ihusiasm. Three times thre- cheers beine
given for the stars and stripes and the LeClairs
volunteers, to which they responded in g eer,
Tor the citizens Of LeCisire.
c. G. APPLEeArE, Prest.
W. J. Steel. Secretary.
UNCURHENT MONEY that has been
thrown out lately, taken At the Hawkeys Store
for Groceries.
AUCTION sale Of Carpets, Parlor
Char.b and Kitchen Furniture, at 2 o'clock
Friday. the 2eth, at the residence Of MIR. S P
>'ing on Fourth street. near Perry. Sale
positive and without reserve
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-25
sUPREAE COURT.


r. P. LOWE, CuIsv JCsrtcE,
CALEs BALDWIN, r,..,..s
CEo. g. WssQHS,
LEWIS KiEsEY, Clerk.
Wednesday. April ~.
968. Haven VI Miller, Butler Co affirmed.
9s7. Grgory, Tilton 4 Co W John McMslton,
Butter Go affirmed.
g47. Honn W. Rose, ct 81, Butler Co; over
ruled A1 arA
S4s. Brady 1 Griffin " Rem adins, Winnsshiek
Co dismissed.
$50. Parssn., OF al, " Piadsxter, ct al, Floyd
Co !; di smissed.
932. Berol vs. Wells, ct nj, johnson Co set
aside.
$40. n Wsolf " Osgosd, ct sl. Jshnson Go
s74. Cole vs. Board Of Supervisors Of Jackson
Co order for dissolvir9 injunction affirmed.
Jas Snyder and CulbertsoD, ct al, Sam
uel Wonpler, jackson Co order to af6vm set
ssde.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-25

NEwBuRYP Rr, Mass. April "a
Hon. Caleb Cushing at the flag rails ny, sd-
dressed the eli, ,izeus Of the place this after
noon. He was f.r the Union under any or ai
circumstances and against all its Ices. His
whole s,mpat.ies were with Ma-sAch, seetts
and lot friend or foe shouli se, sra,- him frou
her lie Wa ready on the field Of battle &
live or die IL her defence, or IN that Of the
Union.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-25

GONE TO WAsHlNGroN.-Bc Beng una
ble 70 get anv communication with Washing.
ton. Senator Grimes etasted on Tassday morn
Ing for Washington, to come 10 direct eommu.
uication with the head of the Department.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-25
steamer : >eixed.

HAvRE DE GRACg. April 2S
The steamer Locust Point from Bost to
Little Rock. Ark. has been seized. Also ~
Canton station a large lot Of ssltpetre. ana
br,mstone from P,i,shurg for Cincinnati. No
provisions ot my kind are ailo we'd TO be trsns
ferred from Baltimore.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-25
GURmE.rCrM MASS .MEETGNG.

generally Of davenport are respectfully re-
quesred 70 meet this TLu, sdAy evening at eight
O'clock, in i.ahrmsnn's Hall, above the German
Thea,re, to take in consld ., alton The present
state o! affairs regard to lilisois Currency now
circulating here.
Davenport, Iowa, April Is, 1851.
Mack 4 Co, c. y. WsfsLRR,
LIT " rsB, X. KuAuss : Co.,
l. DouGH.LrY, JosuUA BuaK,
j.. TkGsLxR, JAs.A. DAlzkLI,
ALvo.DA VAN PArTsN L. W. Pr RksOM,
J. N. u. BURwOws, and ~ others.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-25
WAsHiNGroN, April Il.

NlGHr-A river boat, the George Page. wa
enpi yed " the Virgininns last night on u
secret EXPEDITION. some say for the Transports.
ton OF troops, and munitions Of war
The Government has received . meseag-
rom the Governor OF Tennessee, in reply to de.
mand for their quota OF troops He emphatic
aiv 81, . he will not con ply. but would rather
furnish so 900 men against the uorth
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-25
From New Orleans.

NEw ORLEANS. April IS.
The Governor has received inform alton that
1900 Tennessee troops are on the way to join
the Confederate army.
The steamer Marquis d. Iabana has been
purchased Ly the Confedeiacy. and will room
be fitted out as . war steamer.
Houston st oks as Galveston. last Friday,
whsH he denist euphaticslly having commu-
nicstei with Mr.. Lincoln's Government. snd
also denied that he claimed still to be the
Governor Of Texas.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-25

SonR DiNNxR.-About four hundred
voluntssrs dioed st the quartsrsin Fejsrvsry's
building yesterday. 1t was spirited mssA
The ratioDs we're excellent. and faded away
beautifully.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-25

ExrRA.-Iook out for an extra this
morning At On early hour. Va are expecting
some very serious news from the South. II
the wires permit. the extra will be ready by
10 o'clock.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-25

PEhsoSAL-We we're pleased to meet
ct our editorisl room yesterday. hr. Doyle. OF
the Dabuous Times, Who came down in CON-
psnv With the Dubuque troops.