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Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-01-11


E Il P TIE GREAT ENGLISH REMBDY+,sIR
JAMES CLARKE'S DELIBERATELY FEMALE PILLS
Preparation anreseription of Sir James Clarke,
NJ. D., Physician Extra rdinary to'the Queens re-
This we'll known medicine is no imposition, but
sure and safe remedy for Female Difficulties and
DISTINCTIONS, from any Gauss vhatsver; and altho,
powerful remedy, It tcontains nothing hufefdl to
the coiislitation.aE .sza ass1 9fsa52 9gosa EeooS
To married Ladies lts peculiarly suited, 9Etrill,
in a short time, bring the monthly period. with
regularity = zETgS - 33xJnSfG
gs1n all eases of Nervous and Spinal a helfons,
pains in the Back and Limbs, HeaFiness Fafigas-on
slight exertion Palpaton of the yffears3I oRness
of spifts, Hystefies, Sick eadaehss Whites, and
all the painful diseases oecasioned by adiserdsred
system, these Pils.wih effect cure when all Pther
means have failed.
These Pills baye. never been kn0Wnt gfail, where
the directions ON the eesopd Rage efs pamRhietare
well observed. d.------------- ----------
For full partieulsvsgsta aPamRt5eb 6tee, Of the
\. B-onq Dollar and g postage stamps iesaetosed
to any authorized agent, will insure bottle con-
taining over so pills, by return mad.
Full directions accompanying each pack agGdf
Sole Agent forthe UpiteG States and Ganasa.
JOB MOSES.
Qiate l. c. Baldwin & co., Rochester, N. 2. J as
Ror sale by +. ID. PARK, SURE, Eek STEIN s.
Co.., Cincinnati, o.. D. REED, Pomeroy, o .f61l l-B,
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-01-11
sherin,s Sale.

Lucus Gross w. H. & Joseph Patten. &
DY virtue of an execution 70 me directed from the
ID Court ofJC Comne Pleas ofENefgs County, 4 will
offer for sale, in Court street, il Pomeroy ,at IL
O'Clock NJ,
l.,a On tie 18th Gay Of January, 1861, -
the following described property to wit: one two
horse Buggy, one two-horse Wagon, two ODe-h0rse
Bugies, and two dark bay Horses; be sold as the
property of w. H. Patten, at tile suit of Lucius
Cross. Terms of sale, cash. go.
Jan ], 1S6l.-1-2w J. J. WHITE, S. NJ. C..
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-01-11

fIE7MINIs1ERs OF THE GOSPEL, of all denoH-
sRations, ha We used Wilson's Celebrated Headache
Pills as remedy for The general indispostion and
drowsness which frequently attends their arda-
Gus calling, and hundreds of them have borne vol
antafy Testimony of the great relief they have expe
rienced fronifBe fnediefn fSf fir5igestiop
Nervous Headache, ana Similar IFS Prepared ma
sold by B. L: FAHNESf6CK Z Co, khslesaIe
Druggists, ana Proprietors' Of B. L. IF IA HSEse
ToeKsS -yERMIFUGE, No. 60, cornef wSod and
Fourth Streets, PBtstdrgh, Pa ;,andED. REED, Pom
4efoy; ohiossSs ,si5iPsas;rsE .we-s-ta- IsTsTa;1
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-01-11

Dear 7slegroph:-Having promised to
Keep your readers advised of matters and
things in general during the winter, by
way of correspondence, we give you to-
day the first installment, Not, indeed,
from Columbus, or even from station
by the way, but from our own Getty of
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-01-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.


II NPGnEEFs: Sas INTELLrGENcE, comes to us daily
from various parts of the country, where those
trou bied with humers and chronic complaints
freely using Dr, s. A, Weaver's Canker and Salt
Rheum Syrup, ,Ganker Cure and Cerate. They
truly good articles and glad to see them
4ceed as they deserve to. ti-ew.l
PERRY DAvIs.-Ti:is name is OF world wide renown
not only forthc celebrity of his medicine-PERRY
DAVIS PAIN KILLER-but for his great liberality to-
ward the of Temperance. and his devoted
Christian life. The church he bull; for the Baptist
Society in the year Is53, iii be lasting monument
to his good name
Sold by A. SEEBoHN, and D. REED. II-2w.l
i 57It is wonderful how valuable remedy
becomes known-Dr. s. o. Riehardson sShe rrsrWine
Bitters Is used and recommended by the leading
physicians Of the country, and all who -try it
pronounce it valuable.
DELPHos, ALIEN Co.. Ohio, July Goth, 1853.
Messrs. J. n. Harris & Co--Gentlemen: 1 have
sold DR.. S. o. Richardson's Sherry Wine Biters for
several years, and can cheerfully recommend them
TO the public as medicine of DECIDED MERIT in all
cases of General Debility, Dyspepsia, Fever and
Ague, etc. Yours trul
---r-- w. HUNT Druggist.
Sold by D. REED. Ee = 81 sa3a f1-aw.I
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-01-11

Qatc C Baldwin e co., Rochester, N. 2. J ia<
For sale by J. ID. PARK. SURE. Eek STEIN g.
Co.., Cincinnati, o., d. REED; Pomeroy, o Il I-Y.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-01-11

Did you ever sit up watching for
steamboat after the expected time of her
arrival, when important business called
suu to a distance, aud at time which
YOU could not make if the boat delayed1
fyou did, you can form some Idea Of the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-03

sHIr Gov LANspoN, Gloucester from hrerpoo on the
18th ut had heavy gale from TO NV, With very heavy
cross blew aws5 fore tspsa split b fore and main sop
mast staysss 0h lat 4 20 Ion AZ fell IN with OF
,ceberss Pm same day psseed large Iceberg supposed
miles distant was days among the ice 2tn s ~ ION ~
had heavy gale from and spit new fore torsa had g
W winds since -.
ScHR SPENCER Dole, from New Orleans utfor Boz
eaux with slaves In NE gale on the 18th at 43 L.
or As sprung badly that abe back and tcck
ot OF Cape henopen 31s for Philadelphia where she vii:
ischarge and repair.
s1ooP MARY ALENA of and from Clinton CT for Green
port capsized OF Ssybrool 18th ut Crew rescued by
echr Cornea Mackey from Blizabethpor for Fall River
who took sloop in tow and got her into sonngon
the 18th.
Pilot George Steers No reports passing on the I'd
inst Barnegst bearing VS. distant IL miles the wreck Of
vessel.
Bnsro, May lS-The Dinah Legard arrived here yeser
day from Ssva 'nah reports April % lat a. Ion passed
coee to dnasted snip bark painted black, with red
stripe around hes some of the rigging sonesde and the SEA-
king over her She appeared be loaded but no ons
seen on board
GLASGOW May ls-Ihe Ida Lilly Lilly. from New York fer
the Clyde ashore at the Null Of Knho Isay fu water
steamer was sent her last night Crhe was fSJ ons
built at Richmond Me, in 1890 and owned there by James
Hager Coz
aRvxsocx Msy s-rhe wenopah Ingram sailed from New
Yoyk for Jan "a and has not spe been heard Of She
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government with funds, aud provide the country
with cafe currency, at par everywhere. rae
government itself might take $50 900 900 Of stock.
paying for it in per cent bonds at par. it might
issue the bonds to any one who chose to become a
stockhelder in the bank The circulation of the
bank secured by United States skies at par. would
not be questioned by any one, and great boon
would De conferred upon the mercantile con-
munity.
simultaneously with this, Congress ought to
lose no time in repeating the ridiculous Morria
tariff, and adopting sound revenue tariff, i'm
posing revenue duties on ali articles of prime ne.
cessity. If, in addition. Congress passed bank
rupt law 60 to clear away the mercantile wrecks
which are now impeding the first attempt at mer
camille reconstruction, members might coagratl-
late themselves on having done useful work
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-03

Monday the banks showed an average equal to
SO, ga, 79l-an increase Of $8i.8ll from the
week previous; at tho corresponding date last
year, they held 2s,4N,77s in specie. The bank
loans may show an increase, as they are lending
on the new federal stock. Those banks which
confine themselves to the negotiation of mercan-
tile paper must show falling off in loans, as the
amount Of good paper seeking discount is being
daily reduced. But the negotiation of govern
ment and State loans, and the business of stock
exchange, still enable the more enterprising
among our bank managers to earn dividends.
Last Monday the bank loans were reported to
be $ll8 l4 356-a decrease Of 81 1866, 450 from the
week previous.
Money continues as before to be extremely
easy on demand on the right sort of colateras.
But the circle of names which are negotiable
at the discount houses at seven per cent, or
thereabouts, is exceedingly Limited. An opinion
prevails that our mercantile community have not
yet begun to realize the stupendous disasters
which have befalen the community, and that their
own suiferngs have hardly commenced yet. 1t is
believed in many quarters that with few excep-
tons the existing mercantile houses of New York
Boston and Philadelphia, which have been en-
gagged in trade with the rebel States, must go to
pieces. Thus far only small per centage Of
these houses have failed
. Foreign exchange closed steady yesterday at
about 1861 for bankers sterling bills. and 1864
for francs. Commercial bills are being taken by
the bankers ct l04H "a, but they are not album
dant. The blockade of the Southern ports, and
the non-export of tobacco, cotton, rice, &C., de-
prive our market of its usual supply of bills, and
must cause marked advance In exchange before
long unless our imports fall off enormously. At
present prices there is profit the importation
of gold from Europe.
The following table shows the course of the
stock market during the past week and MONTH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-03

CcJond Fremont on his Way AirericaNr FsuLtner's
RecGlt--Amer can Mini,tcT: in Parts, &c.
You seen 10 be sadly in want Of some leader who can
rally crouni his standard al the energy youth and on
thusiasm which is now reused in she United States and
who, when it is rallied, properly direct ia man
who able to plan and prompt to execute, is willing
TO take little responsibility If need be- and whose skill
is equal 10 his coursge-a man whose name will be a
slower OF strength" and whose heart Ia loyal 10 the
core such reD possessing all these happy and unusual
combinations you will have among you In week after
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-03
SHIPPIN G NEWS.
ALMANAC YoRs--IfIls DAY.
sYE Rlsxs. 30 MOON Rises morn %
SuN 6ETS 70 HIGH 81
Port of New York, june 2, 1861.
4 Newt ork, june 2, 1861.

ARRIVED
., steamship Northern Light Aspnwa May
Steamship state OF Georgia ransport Garvin Fort Mon
ship Ellen Foster OF Boston, Robinson ysrpco Msrca
from candy hook from boat Nsttle No 20 Nay 20 saw
ed by rear her was apparently iAmecan and but shor
BARK John Rus Rose London, AZ days, in ballast. to
g SsaSS q vito
Bark Mary Edison Of BOSTON, Nlcserson LegSOrn April TO-
BARK Persia Br Of Msitand Nd Susnam, Neuvitas. ls
BARK sebss CROKER of soson Clifford sasua IS days.
~ Ma. sqf car de1a load for
Brig VIM Mason of Cas,ine, Gardner Msts1zas May ls
With sugar to Miller Houehten May 80, off Cape May.
Brig Mira " Holt lof hvehip, Dodge oenfuesos May TO-
Gays With sugar &c & Thompson nunssr saea IN com
2Gis lon 50 H. as brought to by sseamsf Mo;nceO
Brig indus, andersen Rsmedios o. With to
hs ~ 81 sa ny Eaas sa Ss &
70 Pm while coming the Lower Bay came in copac; with
s es 4ns all the gear
Brig Andrew Petr1 of Ellnworth urann ssgua ID days.
scbr Sidney Price (of Wilmington nC, Godfrey Masnzas
Ass sb IL ssS s Tssen ocssnd DAYS
s s re Ss Name an gon DAYS Sy
Schr Wouoer. Hnock. Providence z days
hchr FRANCES Ellen, Clark New oort, q days.
Schr Sarah Jane Gardner, Newport
Seer Palladium, Brown, stonington for Rondout.
Schr " Chaplin, Farnum, Norwich for Albany.
6chr Colorado, shepard, New Haven. days.
Sloop Thos Eull uull. Providence, 2 days.
Steamer Pelican. Baker. Proyldanca
BErURNEDBRrk Therese (Brem Hohorst hence Bai6-
cleared May 80 while at anchor off Vanderbilt Landing
st 10 Pm lat inst into by brig Indus from sio
which stove In ar6car broke pankshear buwArk
rail- &c; returned TO the city to repair
BELOW.
Brig Greyhound from Cuba BY pilot boat George Steers
One tark and one brig, unknown
SAILED
S steamship Thomas Swami, Fort Pckena
Wind during the day sSE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-03
Our Paris Correspondence.
Our London Correspondehce.

AXE, 1oVAs
Nppc,ons Design f Transatlantic Colonies on an An'i
cav Prot.ctord.eHis Hopes and Professions for English
AID in The soah-Hroyted Offer Of Protet'rate By tAs
Soatherne-s to Lord Palmerston-Ffance Makes Peace
IN Escpe in order 10 A9grondi,e HerseF at the we de-
Az said In my last letter France will give way upon
The affair OF Syria. She has other and important
views that require her immediate care and the Syrian
question may be revived al any moment, she wiz with
draw her troops az sop to British vanity aid British
jesIousy lis hoped suppose that such course or
action viii conciate England and her TO act 10
cert with France on Your side Of the Atlantic To the
arst proposition Of France upon that subject England has
turned deaf car and In fact has made demonstration
In the counter sense. But, afraid tina. this was
merely q blind, AZ, in answer 10 France, her
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-03

The Cork Ebnminer Of Nay 10, says that the CITY Of
Glasgow, just arrived from New York, brought homo
nun6er Of Irish emgrants. With exceptions,
none OF them appeared 70 have benefited by their exile,
many OF them being very poorly clad. and having an
anxious detected appearance Notwithstanding this i'm
migration there IL no dimiDuton In the amount OF emi
grafton On the contrary, It appears the increase;
but this Ia probably owing to the emgrauts being ignr
ant Of the actual state Of America Last week large
number OF intending emigrants went to Queenstown b
ont Of this one hundred chdreU their flames from n:
agents. books they tell Of the CONDITION. of
the country 10 which they were about committing their
fortunes.
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Our Naples Correspondence.

our naples C0rfospOn0onces
MALES, Nay 6, 1851.
The Unled States Mediterranean Squadron ordered Neo
Iork-Saaing of Three of TIE vessss-Erpsaed Resina-
tier Of Southern OGoos
We feel the effects Of the troubles In the once
United states here The recall OF the American squadron
from the Mediterranean though long expected, yet when
it did come produced profound impression that civil
war In America would not be Of short duration,
The nited States steamer Susquehanna arrived here
yesterday evening from Leghorn and within hour Of
her arrival she again at with orders to proceed
to rns and despatch the oquos TO New York. and then
90 there herself.
The United States steamer Richmond will leave here
Tomorrow and, after taking In Provisions at Spezs and
coal at Genoa, will also make the best Of her way New
York; 70 The whole squadron may be expected in your
haroor alb out the last day of June.
lhe officers board s these ships are, of course d.
vided IN their opinions though great harmony prevails
among them. The SouIherners gay the time FOR discus
sion Is past and the time for action arrived while oven
the Nortberners think the best toiog that be
done IL to separate peaceaSly II there Ia yet time.
1t is believed thet the majority Of the Southern officers
row board the Richmond Susqcehanna aud IroquoIs
will resign upon their arrival in New York
Felix senac Of FlordA, Paymsster o. the Susquehanna
has already resigned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-03
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

NATUkDAY, juno Id T VI.
ASHES The market WAS steady, with sales so sls.
pots a. 10 37H. and email lots OF pearls at SIS o2h
BRSADsiUFPsL-F our-The mNket Wa heavy and ,ess
active, especially for euperpe brands Of STATE an We,
err and prices Cloeed at decline OF &C. 10; DER not
The concession gave rise to little icqury ~ sns
close The sales footed up about Is coo ,s, ci0si &
vutt In thaf ollo ar
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

SUNDAY, June 2, 1861.
The following are the trade tables for the
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-15
co Nj M E KCIAL
DAILY REPORT.

OD1ros OF RVS Dsn0ORAf AHp NBws,
Tuesday I've, Nay -. lssl.
The weather ir hns and fa;mers In town In
rosnd numbers. Civ ing quite IN impetus 70 busi-
ness. Wheat shade higher. We quote:
FLOUR Firm st $4.s0GS.O0. Shipments seo
bbls.
WHEAr--Firm and in good demand q 7sc.-
Receipts sS72 b.. Shipments ll32 b..
BAsLsY-2 2o@25c. kscsipts 3,l6s ba. Ship
ments TOO bu.
CoaS-Stsady 1t lss0loe. Receipts l.4s ba
shipments $500 bu.
Oars Quiet At l4015s. Recsipts $50 bu.
PorAroas.- Quiet at s@ljs. Receipts aoe b.
shipments 400 bu.
HAY-Dull at Aa5.
CoAL-From wagon lse Per bsshsl Coal vi.
iey coal g in yard Henry county coal loc in ths
yard.
wooD-Hickory $500; Oak sl.ee Per cord
LARD-lo@l3>.c IN.
HAAs-Nsw Sugar Cured ll0l2Ke per H.
Common 1901. No per ID.
CHksss-Herkimer Co. 1S0l7c per lb.; Wss-
torn Reserve n k@l2ke.
P0ULrxY-Live Chickens Sl25l1 so = dos
Dressed 6@se y b. Turkeys, so07sc dressed
10. 8@1Oc y b.
BUrrsa.-PIenty At lo0l3Ks VD.
Eces-1o@l21lc y dos.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-15
Fsoo Boston.

bceTOS, uoy lSs
4 special session Of the Nassach usstss Lseisla-
ture met at noon to day.
Gov. Andrews message il sscsedingly patriotic
and gives detailed account Of the actIoo Of the
commsn wealth. He says this IL no var Of sections
no war of the North on the south, Il il not wag-
Cd to svengs former wrongs, nm 70 perpetsats en-
ciept gries, memorial Of conflict, but it j. the
strug le O. people " vindicste their own Tights,t
retain and invigorsts the institutions q their
fs4hers, and msjsstic effort Of the National Gov
eminent to viLdicate its power. and sse ute fupc-
s;oss ths wsiGsre and happiness Of the peoaie
After speaking Of financial sAain Of The state. be
ssys that com issioners with lsttsn 81 credit fos
E5O, ,OOO had been sest 10 April 70 Eusops, % par
chase the most sf,cient ssms for the 3sats. and
- wnsn Congress meet they will doubtlsss -
lieve us r.. ~ paying duty thereon. Anoshss sse-
ommeDjation j. The sses.lisbmsnt of Beate En-
csmpment for military iost-uctions. He rseom
mends : iosn 70 meet expenses Of emsrRsney. and
suggests the scripts be pSrty issusbls u sums q
$50 - 9lvO, that small capitalists may shsse n
the investment. The messsge epncludes by sey-
ing that heavy onsibiiities have stIen in Tie
providence Of God upon the 0ovsrnns, sad , 10
pc, and they ass weiesms. They could sot kavs
been safely port oned. They hsve not asnved ~
soon. TDsy viii slit and W this psopls, III 1ho
lead end III who follow. h1t this trial u u ven
- - revive or past and vii. brsaths the isspir-
atioas Of nsw ifsis or sationsl rhasastss, asd
rsessure the destiny Of the Republic.
10 the sepsts so-da3 Ls'i vss ictsoducsd
suthovis ng the Governor 10 fosa oos o. more
companies. to sODsist of fss sheusssd usn.
Who are :, sslist for yssrs. and Who ass
b. governed b q. :. mt)itarv lsvs Thee
troots srs . - ltshJs . draft On Ne reqsisi
zion q 10 0ssesal Cos sssnsnt.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-15
Organization Of a Dragon Company at
Princeton.

Organization Of Dragon Company at
Princeton.
MAY llth, 1851.
The citizens Of Princeton township and vi
cinity met pursuant to call ct tho Averil
school Houss. for the purpose If organizing .
Dragon Company.
On motion of $. G. MoCausland, the meeting
was called to order by nominating L. L. Chap
man. President, and FL. Hunter Secretary
After organizing. the President stated the OBJ
jet Of the meeting. On motion Of S. G. Nc.
Causland. this company shall be known as the
Hswkeye Rangers.
On motion. the President appointed COM
mittss composed of Cyrus Culbertson, B. F.
Norris and s. G. McCausland, to draft set o
resolutions to bs reported at the next stat cd
meeting.
Or motion the President appointed W. Col
lins; WIN. A. Sheik and 7. H. Jacobs 40 CON.
mittes to draft Consultation and bylaws. On
motion the company appointed as Captain. DR.
K Hunter to take charge Of the said COM
pany. pro tenn
On motion Of T. H. Jacobs, the company pro-
cure good aud ssrvicible uniform, with saddle
covers
On motion. that this company extend an IN.
vitation to the Dragooss Of Dewitt, to meet
them at the Stone School House. at any time
they may name.
On motion, that the proceedings Of this
meeting he published in the County psperv
On motion the roll was presented and unsoi.
mously signed. % motion sdioursed to meet
st the Stone School House, Locust Street. on
Saturday the 18th at r. N. With three cheers
for the Star Spsngisd banner and the Union.
Dr.. r. J Hunter, Sec'y.
L l. Chapman. Presidspt
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-15
DAVENPORT, IOWA. WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY l5 1851.


The sxeasssenisss - board the steamer Peos
roy Meet eth our eatirs spps~basoD
RsseIs 4 That 10 Cspk b. ". Davis sed q.
". Asmusssn. slssk. - sssoesiss gsst;sass
sho ere amply qualified - Discharge she d.
tiss Of their pol teos % The ssta1essioa q -
<avslisg public.
Rssoissd. That inasmush = the steamer
Poueroy is about 70 become : regular packet
between Keokuk ana r. ck leland and Usvsn
port, we heartily recommend her . worthy Of
the patronage Of al lovers Of good living. -
eel as those who can appreciate obliging and
attentive officers.
Rssoised. That copy Of these resolutions bs
farnished the papsrs In the cities q Keokus.
Rosk Isisod. Dsvspport and intsrmsdises
points. and that they b reqasstsd y Paolish
The same.
H. B. CIAussEx, Chairman.
= =, e4fs,.. 3 ,.,... Secretaries.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-15
Scorr CouNrr CAVALRY Co.-Thi

ScorT CoUNrY CAVALRY Co.-This
company. consisting Of lessy mounted men,
from Winfield. Liberty. Allen's Grove, and
Oisoas tovaships will meet fosdsill on Satur-
day next st WsIeott. Tie following officers
have been elected: CapsAin. WIN. n. Greer ;
let L'eotsnsnt. }. Fielsy; "a Lisssssess. O.
Freeman. Those wishing to see the fss shsuld
g out on the morning train. OF take private
s0ayey4aes. @ best suits. tsa
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s's'sss- - p ssaa s .saasss TusapAY. Nav Ia.
!. An9Iv1D. f4si 80 4. 4
SuNsaINE, PhsltA, DUBUQUE. sas igse ; 1,
s 1sfRePoLIrAk, bufori. ~t. fApl -,
& eO0ANAc0aT, x, pittsAuex. ass,.b Is ia
SrrsBfNs, Phelps, st. Louis. -
AErwOroLITAE, Buforl, st Lonia.
4 Pousn0vs DNviA Moalsoss. - A''
~ OsAsAuaIrs-ss1St 81. Pad:
Thsksts Cssssi VIII - sssssstlsr p..I.,.~
eed nail 1aekat Cor NOntross, this nsxnis.. {. Z
o'clock. ~ -, 5 :.
Thfiut aad pesalar ssanes KqtA&t q, Cart,
'Alsss1, idspstassg ST. Lesis tp,aauy. =.
Woods in the Office. - esss " - 49,, u ~
NstWhyG Uaaao CA RAotsL IN ~. =. ],
Il 81. Psal to-day. .zssaa sas mi, :
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-15

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rseimsDts 70 be resesvsd fro0 each Saess. Iee
t0tss inesssss Of 7S ssgsossss Of three ssss
solunt. ers un0sr the sSc~ot dstss0tasstoe q
th- Government: New Yort II. Pes. sylsssis
10. Quo .. 1tli.0ts 8 lodiscs Z. nsssse ssehssssss
8. AIssOUri. .. Ksstusky 3. Wiscoasis ntsA.
> lows 2. Ns~ Jer-sy :. V,rgiois :. 2.MssyIssd.
Maine. CoDoss,,rs New Hsapshns :. v. ,oess.
khods 10 ssd. H'oo. Del. Ksssss. N sbsssks.
and shs Diet Of Columbia oss ssvtmsss .seh.
the other Rsgimsnt Ot Csvslsy - oct ssssessd.
rhs General 0Ovsrumses v doing vhss Il go
through its Commisssry end Quarter Nsssss
0ensrs's Officers TO take proper ssss Of Vol.
untssrs and co0s'gnmsnts 0f Sasass % they o..
rive. bu. il will slvsys b psSdsst % Tie pess
u the States. TO hsvs 10 wssbisgsso. o. - ths
rosts 10 advance ol thor tsOops. nuohss =
the State 0sosssis sts6. 70 provide in sssvsy.
sness. and see thst they are psepssly esssd
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