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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-22

AssEssIso.- Assessor McLosky en-
tered upon tho datiss connected With bic Office
on Tuesday lsst. He anticipates pretty snug
job Of it in getting through within the time
prescribed by Law. The citisens If the town
ship can facilitate this work very much by
having their lists made out and reduced TO
writing. 20 that when he ealls hs will not de-
tained but short time. This hint should be
acted upon.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-22

BosToN, Jan. 20.
Wendell PHILIPPE addressed the 7Sth Con-
gregational Society in Mueic Hall this Q. %. on
the Crisis. He pronounced himself 70 be die
union msn. and vss glad to - that south Caro-
lima and other Southern slave States had prac.
ticsily Unlisted disunion movement H
hoped that ali the slave states would leave The
Union and not sssnd upon the order Of theis
going. bns 60 st onss. He denocnesd the con
promise spirit manifested BY Seward and Chss
r. Adams With much severity Of language. and
there was 40 occasional Stamping Of test and
hiesine. but no outbresk.e Nr. Philhps va -
eortsd home by . few policemen. and . grsal
crowd rushing about him. The ssjiencs ia
the hall vas composed saisly Of those regular.
~ attending service there. 6sf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-22

BACK TO FRANKLIN BLOCK,
DRADF STREET.
THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING FITTED UP
1 room No ;, ~ a,ove, aud nade arraaes-
ments to continue his business Of
in al its brascho hopes that old friends, and
the customers Of the late 6rin ot
H. H. Parks,
still desiring particular 6ts) will continue thsi
patronage and give him . call.
JAMES THOMPSON.
N. 3-Cutting, making and trimming; also
repairing. ). 7.
ianll.dN
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-22

Nav HoRk. Jan. Fl.
Lola Aoats disd ~ ~ sltv On Tharsday
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-22

We learn from the RsUieso that Mr.
John Eichelbsrgsr. formerly Of the Ls Claire
House Of this city. hes rented the Mason Honss
ct Auscatine. where he viii soon open. Long
may he wave.
To.NI0HT.-We advise our readers
who wish 70 eejoy fss sseidsg's entertain
ment. TO 60 to Metropolitan Hall tonight and
hear the Concordiss perform the LAY Of the
Bell" 1t IL to be the star performance Of the
season. Go in and take sloug your family. Or
portion Of somsbodys slsr. Tickets can be
procured at the door.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-22

Flour and Feed store.
vU~HE UNDERSIGNED HAVING SOLO OUT
j their we'll known Flour and Feed establish
ment on Second street. 70 Mr. !. d. kuggles, take
pleasure in introducing him to their old custon-
ers, and asking Tor him the same libsfsl ces'o0
90 freely extended " ourselves, Tor whieh -
desire returning our since thanks.
Rowe Z HYDR.
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TO-DAY'S ADV'TS,
TME corr NvV6E.

|nK THE HIRSr DAT OF FEBRUARY
~ nsst, this veil knovn Hotel viii chicago pse-
prietors. Ons Of the undsssigusd, the ewDse ~
the pss.tsss. end the ssieiasl psepsjstos, vM ~
- The o0es 70 - uelepns u old aad sew fdeods.
We eattsr ourselves that with or sxpesi1neo
and our sopastns aoso@Dsdaaioas - go sose -
the travelling pablic I'll the comforts q vsl ~.
ulatsd house ~ the low price ot
We are determined that this sAal b he bsse
Dollar House 10 the State.
One Hundred and Ten Day DsardeEs
can Be aCcommodatsd. Pamiliss dssiti1g rooms
are invited 70 call and make their selections.
Large and Commodiess ISsable coa~sssed scilk
fks Ho.sei
To our farming frisnds NJ would Csonss that
the came liberty will be egtended to then -
heretofore, ami the hghest prcss paid u sheo
for that part Of their produce used BY the House.
- HUMPHREY ! CO.
ien3Q.AA~Nf
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Tickets admitting Lady and Gentleman 81 so
Single Tickets 81 %. To be had st Wm McKay's.
IS Front street.; Wn. Yosngs, SECOND street ; u
tAe Hall, OF Of any Of the members.
jsnlS-d&vtd
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-22

TWO DINING RUOM GIRLS AND AN
assistant Cook. Enquire 1t the Scott House
ef J. J. HUMPHREY.
jan3a-dtf @
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se.A0 lseh sct ~ lyo4 gsr ssilfs
a@1A IA .5snlal da.s
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nfnn


. % e ss fissIas s s., s:s e w
stree, Cert JoHy Il. goYD, Of ,hs iitS ossk
rs rsm.ins have been taken By his fatasr 70
MS nstfvs ttats
On the 18Th inst. q. tsr rsssd.res near Ro>k-
as. Mrs hAsIA l.. FsEExxa, Ia tbs seth Year
Hss iaasrsi viii take ,; aea to-day nj . os. oar.
rom her ihts Residence. Ths friends = d g:
asinsssess OF the family are requested 70 It.
tend.
On Tuesday, arm insi.. JOHNNY, tnfan. ssn Of
". L. am aura A Ha rsson. OF kush 10 ne
sisgdom Of Hssysn.
His fansrsi viii take plaos from his fsshsY's
'osi3enee. In EsIrieo. on 1huIsdsy morning. Il
II o clock.
ing. LIST -eftenbsf, 1851, d, Y ocoek, 9 funeral
iseonrse oce&. ion sa ~ ne dsasn OF Mrs. c6Ak-
LJt 81, wife Of aev. Or. Jstsf, Will he PREACHED
st the Grace street Baptist Church. in this city.
ubnuary.
Died, at his residences, IN Charlotte comfy Va.
On she sat July, JOHN n COLI, tr the 7ata ear
The sur jsct OF the above no,iss was one amongst
the hEat T. esp TO bic counrs 5 Ill and went
Hs was AZ acheG % CompanyH 2oh Rest Va.
oils, as orderly kerg cant a. ofse e Allied most
efficiently. He was one among otnsrs ~ho, IN.
fortunately, had to retreat from Eich Aou nts in +,
md from sxposare. prisa;ions. ae., contracted =
disease VI which he d ed Nv d-ys after reaoaiag
acme the wri or, from n Intimate sSqc aiEtancs
Sith the deceas ed for several years ca. say WI
tyuth that no man had wsrSesr more devoted
De was warm ~ bis affections, brave snd ganer.
Gus in his impulses, and hrm in mis- fr.s ndsnip %
seias destitute OF the passions Of envy, malice
aud prejudice. hs was oGs of the met aniaois
nd happily dis posed mon We ever knew. Hs VS.
dutiful son, Kind brother, - d fnost devoted
husband. he leaves besides his parents AID sis :
20 mourn his early and onlimeiy end. p.
~ Religious Hsrsid please copy.
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SOLID rs AID s0t,il

kICHMoNb. va, AGS. %, lsBI.
FINDING a place of deposit Esess-
OH;SA sary, We have made an arrangement
WIN Inc Army ommi,tee of the yonng Aen E
SaiIisian Association, Dy which all articles re
,s oy US WIZ De placed in their Depot, under
i,ntenaed for the sick and wounded soldiers will
Ss aisllonted to the camps and private hospitals
nis con nectIon with the army Committee viii
ensois Us TO be more useful, and We tincete y
n9ps the pubic will continue the ir generous aid
Cno.nes, new and old,l groceries, Vines and IL
quore are constantly needed, and wall be meet
gracefully received. Contributions in money ar.
also required to meet our cou.ingyits expenses.
BOXES shoold Dc carefully mArks V, ''ooaditrG'
Aid soeiety, hieh mond, Va" LetteYs, Notifying
Us OF the shipmens OF boxes, WIN iiats OF con
tents, should De sent by mail.
MRS. g. W. RANDOLPH .pres't,
MRS. J. ADAM sMITa, sea'y,
Au % -eoilm
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NEWS,
Aegertsd for the Ricnmond Dispatch
IRON WAAHInsrox

WAsHISsroS, Aug. 27.-The piche.s of thu
Oonfederate army are nearer TO Arlington
heights than ever before, bu. this nd vance i.
nor regarded as indicating an attack,
l. Is reported that The English and French
meets are intended for Intervention In Meai-
can Affairs
Uapt. Reyes has been arrested at the go.,r
Bridge, and lodged In Jail.
Secretary Seward has gone 10 New York to
arran Be new passport system.
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ASST oUARTERMasTER's oFvICE.

WEST PnINr. VA , Aug. 20 1881
- E0 - MOTTO E.--Having fail Cd TO
- make an aIran cement with the
c<oea3-Supsrintendent of the Richmond
ana YORK River Railroad to ran daily from Rich
mond to Yorktown and Gloucester Point aud
back, on and after WkoN ESDAY, Sept. Attn, ths
hteamer LOGAN Will not connect with the Rich
only run with fun freights for the above named
places 70. r. AhCHkh
Post Capt. aud ass't Quartermastsr
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In New Orleans. on Sunday morning last. a
IRE broke out in McFa.lane's .aatch factory.
destroying that. besides Monroe'a stable and
insured.
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RUNAWAY9.

m FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.
Mrs Mosbys, corner Of 9TH aud Franklin
ENsreets, on Tuesday. my Mulatio Boy, AL
90 BeRT. He IL about IL years OF age aaa
-z<1. rltt er ana !; Is probably lurking ab, Mt
the camps, or is employed at some of The puhlic
houses ia the el'. had on when hs left q ait OF
linen clothes and black cap. If delivered TO Mrs
Mosby or myself, will give the above reward
an 2a-et TIL. MARsHAIL HEWITT
"A hAN A WAt- srom Ma Harli.,
III Y aughsn's, in Henrico county, u NEGRO
Man nance NAPER. said Negro is aboat
~ feet inches in height, very lark and
49, stout A LIBERAL ,eward will be given for
the arrest Of tn Q said Negro, tobe delivered 10
ne, or lodged in any Jail in the county city.
an 2-StN k0bkkT VAUGHAN.
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q of sulnrernal yIacbiu.

Explosion of au Internal Machine.
PIrTsBgRs, Aug. 27.-An Internal machine
in Adams Oompany's Express car exploded
On the arrival OF the train to-day, causing the
death of two of the employees.
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IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO Some weeks
since we stated, on the authority OF a Gin.
clnnan paper. that a letter had been received
from Corwin, the Federal Minister to Mexico,
stating that he had obtained from the Mex.
ican Governm emit the privilege of marching
Federal troops through its territory for the
invasion OF the Southwestern portion of the
Southern Confederacy.
The subjoined extract from the Mexican
paper at Matamoras, Ell Noticioso, seems to
be confirmation of the statement The
Houston Telegraph, (extra,) of the 18th inst. :,
from which we take the translation, remarks
editorially:
From the Matamoras Noieioso, of the I'd
inst Just received, we take the folio wing ex-
tract from journal published at the city of
Mexico. Toe Noticioso doubts its genuine
ness. We do not, however. for reasons we
have twice given before. GOWN is CARRYING
out ms mission as sure rs fate, and has thor
oughly involved Mexico in his plans. Our
belief Is that Texas is TO be invaded both by
iand and sea, as soon as the weather becomes
cool. The invasion will doubtless be by the
southwest. II is not impossible that Wilson'S
Zouaves are being acclImated at Santa Rosa
Island for use in Texas. Let us be prepared.
The extract from Ell Noticioso is as follows:
We give now report, connected with facts
previously published by US, aud which Is full
of Importance and interest.
Mr.. Corwin has petitioned the Mexican
Mexico to such troops as may be ordered bv
the Government at Washington to operats
against the Southern States Of the Union. nm
der guarantee of a special treaty which is said
to allay all suspicion which might otherwise
have arisen as TO their destination and the
intention Of the Government he represents
The Government has ut once granted the re-
quested permission fully and without any
condition or guarantees, and Mr.. Oorwin says
that this ample proof Of the confidence and
good will on behalf Of Mexico, cannot fail to
influence its future destiny, and will, at all
events, be gratefully acknowledged by the
American Cover nment. AS soon as this ar
rangement WA made public, 1t caused an in
tense excitement and enthusiasm among the
strangers here, Of whom about ak hundyea
are actually under arms, and who lately CO.
operated e61cisn tly to bring about the defsa {
just sustained by the rssc tionary party.
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PERSONAL.

| NFOh NATION WANTED-Or the ,yAsrs
apouts OF Private GO. W. nchLnANi o,
tns iLth Alabama Re- iment. Company b. The
suoscricer recslved telegram, ,led Manassas
Sta last that ne was sick oil typhoid lever IA q.
nad been sent to Cu.pepef G. ii. he las oseL
mere Ia ee days In sea. en- Of him, and could not
ma MIN Any one knowing where he is viii con
Ter lasting favor by addressing Col FLRwELLgS
al Mitchelis Station, nsar UuI pepper
Richmond, Va, Aug. IS, 1861 an 20 81,
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PAY OFFICE EsalNEsR DEP.r or Va

PAT OFFICE EaGiNEER DEPT az VAT
kIcHxoHD. Va, Aug. s7th, issi.
NOfiCE.--Psyments viii Be made, ON ae-
~ counts approved By Col. AEDaRw fALcofT.
fsssivs works s0nstsaet al nrasr ~ airsction o,
re Ansiaser, otics At Riehnosd. ~ follows.
eludeA- 1'--
A. Jsms.toga Island. o. MONDAY. TUESDAY
"a \. III nna AsOAi. AsEs "A q ard sth ,~x~
b6rt. eth ard sth. -
+. Ycrstova. o. SATURDAY, sept 7sh.
~ 0leuceslSY Pulnk. a NOS BAY and TURG-
DAT esst. III and IN. 80 4 =
~ Wsse fo!at. e THURSDAY. eApt. feth
!. ~ 1870 tellt. nsDpahasneek Kiysy, on
jams MAU1IUu,
- 4. 49, rasnsstsE 1a9'r Dsp't q VI.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE-rO THE
~ SoLDihFie Or The CONF pEHA Ia
eIAih rs OF TIE HEBRhW FAITH TITUS IL 10
remind you that the Sch and eth OF E spSe moe,
VIII Do The days OF Memorial, (Roshhash oAoh,
2e2z,l and the 14th the day OF Amusement ~ oIne
hepoor.} III. nlUHELBAChEiR
Minister of Hebrew Conyrs9at, on
az CIV House OF Love, Richmond, "a.
vi Norfolk and Ly nchbufg papers please. copy
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LOST, STRAYED, &c.

~, STRA YED-From Camp Cobb, n ear the
- Reservoir, in Richmond, large SAY
HOhsE, SIX or seven years old, with a star
In his forehead, and large lump hts right
thigh, and one white hind foot. at the time he
left be had halter On A liberal reward will be
paid for his return, and any information of him
viii be kindly appreciated.
w G. DELNOY
an 2P-2t* Capt. Georgia Troopers.
-@eaxe4sH LOST On uesday last, some
1920 where iu this city, a pslT of
GOLD sPECTACLES, for the return 10 ne OF
which reward Of IS will DO paid.
JANE. II. BRfTTON,
au 2a--3tS franklin ST.. oct. nth and 18Th
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Mere Arrests at the North

NEW fosk, Aug. 27.-Samuel J. Anderson
hiss been arrested charged with having CORES.
pondence with Vice President Stephens.
j. A. Machase. said to he a dealer In slaves
has been arrested and held to bail.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

M + L n u u l. fan HALL
1 CONTINUED SUCCESS OF THE
b Nj MENT OF FORr SUMpN8
illustrating the entire
hAkBOR,
fOkTS and
e,,,,, bA fTERIES Oh
i SULLIVAN AND NORRIS ISLANDS
And the RkDUUTIOH OF FOhT SUMTER,
NJ open every night. an 2s-Itt
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EDUCATIONAL.

EDUCATIONAL.
m P. X M P,S
l. ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL
III . Il UNDnRS' HALL
The next session Of this school will commsuoa
On IA onday, 23d OF september.
TKKMs-From $50 TO $40 per session, payable
| IudI<cTly ki- otS
NJ ISIS ANDEKNON'S SCHOOL Will Co 70
X1 opened on
MONDAY, the 18th September
on lth, between main and Franklin streets
2s-6W
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b X ESH OfSTEHS
FAT AMI MI

HQks M0OnTED ,IrY 0UnKD,l
nIcHMosD May 20, 1861 I
p N. proposition TO amend The
CONSTITUTION and By Laws Of the Company will
be submitted for final action
By order of Major WERTH.
au 29-3tk 1, p FIIIR q q
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Northern Accounts Of the state Of
Afiairs--Federal Telegraphic Dis
pate hes-Despotic Action Of the
Government at Warrington, sc.

Our fies Of Northern newspapers, received
Yesterday, include New York dates up 70
Monday. and Baltimore dates OF Tuesday last.
We append full summary Of news:
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says:
The rebel agents whose arrest was noticed
in the Herald Of yesterday prove to be Mr..
John Garrett Guthrie, Of Petersburg, Va,
and Mr.. George Miles, of Richmond, Va
The former gentleman was taken at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel, the latter at the Metropolitan.
They had In their trunks over $l70. 900 In gold,
bills and stocks of the States OF Virginia,
Georgia and Tennessee; also numerous letters
addressed to prominent men in the South. -
Theletters were forwarded by special messen-
ger to Washington. The money, &c is in
the hands Of the authorities. The prisoners
quarters, and, by direction Of Secretary Sew
ard. were sent 70 Fort lafayette. It appears
that some On yS aso the General Superintend.
emit of Police received informal ion from Wash
ington that these two gentlemen were In the
city collecting money for jeH. Davis, and two
OF the detecttve police were detailed 70 hunt
them up. This they succeeded In doing just
in time 70 prevent their departure for the
collected from merchants In the city a. ball
Ances due Southsrners for cotton, tobacco.
kc The prisoners sxprssDed decided dissat.
isfac tion when informsd that the fort would
70 succnmb TO the fortunes Of war.
Tho following Is from philadelphia lsttsf,
datsd Aug. "a:
Deputy Mayahal Sharkey aYrss I'D an inyen.
tor and mechsntc, named Samuel Aiksn, to-
day, tho director Of the Rjchmond IVA. Ar
m0ry. Aikan WAS formsrly q resident Of
faiiaae' pniss! n the employ Of slost = % !,
tsanagEsssed upon patent rishts, And iniaac.
tons And judgments heiax obtssiEad aeatnst
taem nom evsFy quarter, thsy moved 10
Hlcamor9f fakaas With then np.ss1s q :
n4ke cartridges Ard Ase-aSns o. tAs Oca.
1b1e9ete 0ovagn1as1t. NoGt Of the uochAntcs
- ao6aeo1 1aye retarnn1 = IN MoI1A bat
Aa. Who naaifsstsa eonsadssabh Mge.
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~ KERN Military Manual. o..
ARMY RFOuLATIOyE


Adopted for the uss of the Confederate Sfstss, "a
acc 1rdance with late ats OF Cor fsss, svtasd
from the old Unitsd States Army 1857, rsls a
Ing al that Is essential for 7csrs of he Itrs:
to wbicr Is addsd sn ct for the estabtt,h.
meat aud organization OF the array II Il
Confsderste Sta Is OF erica Also, Articles
OF War for ihs Govsrnmaut of the rmy cf
the Confedsrs q ktates OF Ansri =. %
Persons RENTING to ns the warsed ,ries Of
either Of the above. (axeept Gtlnams MApnsI
will receive them fee OF ts9e OF ftsis ht
address orders ~ VISIT joan TON.
Publishers md Beakxsi iers
au 23-.it lSS Main 81 kichmnnd va
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Thomas Il. Ellis, Richard &. Ellis, Jy., tisos,
powhatan Ellis, Jr., aud Margaret X,

The object Of this suit is to sssoysr s2stpst Ma
Dollars, with legal interest .Lsrsen fgeia tha
10th day OF June, issi, I'll psid. AIasvis hsF-
ing been made thar the defendant, fswA4tsa
Eilis, JI-, is not resident OF tbs State o: Viz
gala, he ia hereby required 30 sppsaf Ia tha
said CLERKS 0Eses, wiship oss mouth after e,.s
publication hereof, and 10 what may Do aasos.
sary to protect his Interests.
Copy-Tests
an a Ia 80 pO HDwAEp r(Tk
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in pared to tract FOR . nd m "a Sfae.ars T xaij
Of ali kiads, at tho shortest Retee and at 70 u.
ALE prices. We solicit sail OF ell in ~sat #
the shove before pnrc.asirg elsewhere, sstur
f2HT. are made Il tas best a&Lsglss nd way@-
msnsbip. y. - OLE,
sth Ct. bet. Broad and Grace. ...e.-...aa. Va.
al ~ co.. In
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jIiII OF kaCnniOND, 40 MAJ t--aa Ealss
~ hsldt 10 ID Clerks Once u tina Cocrs Of Huss-
ings fer the said city, GA Monday, tia tta asy Il
August, 1881
Samuel !. HArr;soa ...Yli1l
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FunsraI Hss,ce.- On nsxt Lord's day morn
ing. LIST -eftenlbsf, 1851, d. u oe.oek, srnsral
LJt "a, wife Of aev. Or. Jstsf, Will he Pre- ach Cd
sc ths Grace street Baptist Charch. in this city
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1NT.,I.1-E TO Far a 4 <, Nv Mi 4. "a
~ complete rdsr for Dsnafsc rTirg the hs4s
FAMILY FLGUK The crops Of those W k0 wish
10 have than converted into Hoer. or any pcrsica
Of them. for family use. will be ground on snogs
notice and Ia the lest mspner. IL the wh-at 10 Of
seed quality and ia good ord a., thss MIL wtil
make =. good eonr as any ether Ia tas srafs,---
The mil 10 large, and has room enough TO sesSsa
the wheat, and eyso 70 -soxs good deal Of soaf.
srs, ! will give strict persoaal aktsas.ss2 TO Ia
grading aud putting mp Of tas -four.
White Wheat for faulty uss wall hs exchanged
81 differences of ton cents per ershsl, where
there Ia no white raised
Barrels furnished At nzrkes price
Address, WM. v. 4AtaSS.
n--sta~fys kishsnobd Va
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oyer 70 re-
Of SO
Isnehs Of
!, SERVES.
!. Also
hing do
Old Do
promptly
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Given under my hand and the seal of the
State, at jefferson City, this oath daylof Au-
gust, in the year 1861. II. r. GAMBLE.
BY the Governor,
II. oliver, Secretary Of State.
The Baltimore Exchange is permitted to
received by merchant Of that city from one
Of the strongest Union men in Missouri:
GLASGOW, Mo-, Aug. 90 1861.
The Federal forces were badly whipped and
cut to pieces at Springfield, and thousands
are now aocking to Jackson's and McOul-
loch's armies.
We are having awful times in Missouri
Secession. would ruin us, but take the vote
to-day and Missouri would 90 out by q large
majority.
peace. Both he and the Government have
done wrong. They ought NOS to have lost
that Springfield battle.
Union men are very scarce here. The &C.
ton Of the Convention will ne ver be sustain.
ed. 1t has drawn all the sympa thy to ack-
sons side. His bitter enemies that were are
now his best friends. The State forces under
McOulloch and Price will be very large In q
We are all ruined.
The following letter appears in the st. Louis
Democrat, Black Republican paper:
SPRIEaPI8LD. Aug. l7.--0en. Rains issued
an order soon after his arrival to seize ali the
medicine and hospital stores In the Federal
hospital, thus depriving about 400 of our
wounded troops OF medical treatment A
mart of the medicine Were subse uently re-
stored by order Of Gen. Price.
With few exceptions our sick and wound
id are doing well, and will be able to return
10 their homes in few DAYS. All orr wound
ed could not be brought on the field in conse.
oueucs OF the scarcity OF wagons, but they
were treated where they lay.
JrrpsRsoS Orr, Mo.-Gsorge X Smith. Of
Pettis county, has been appointed AfJptant
General Of the State, and John Howe. Police
COMMISSIONS for st. Louis.
The following has already been forsshadow-
cd by telegraph:
RoLLA, mo-, Aug. a. Lieut.. Dol. Albert,
Of the Third Missouri, and eight or ten 0thsr
o4ncers who have been prisoners At SrrinS'
0sld, arrived hsre ii Ii morning. They were
released on parole, subject, however. TO euch
arrangement a. may have been entered into
ketwesn the Oonfsdsrates and the Unitsd
States.
There are = great many contradictory re-
ports - 20 the present and future movements
Of the enemy, bat thsir real purpose can only
- cOnjsctured. They sesm now - b. more
snxtous 70 obtain auhslstencs than to maKD
o8snstve Moyesnents for any other purpoeo.
InOBf0n, No., Aug. 2o.-Reporfs received
here to-day give Information fhat Gen. Har.
dee'1 forces aSe witkdraNine frcra 0Teenvilie
towards Hseve'. Ferry, WhSrs tA5y are foTtl.
lyiaG allEAtly; also = Eytoa's stAiten. neas0s