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LAM e. PEAaEEsss. &s

TARBON HILL COKE,--It l. not possible
J that we can supply for some time TO coma, the
dem and fer Coke for ali the purposes 10 which il il
sought to he applied. Bsyogd the hospitals and
other benevolent institutions, Ii esnnot he spared
for furnaces or hearing purposes. II wtu envy
5ashes be tadispeasabIy required for cooking. For
this purpose we expect to De able to furnish the
families of those who In actual service In distant
camps with reasonable supply. After them our
regular cust omers for past seasons aA0 AaUe paid
for rhat dey hare already consumed The balance
of our weekly product viii be sold to other apph-
cauts in the order in which 1t Is applied for, and
delivered In the order in which 1t is sold-snbect
nwsya 10 tho precedence Of the three clAsscs named
above. spi.hom regard 70 date Of orders We 40 not
expect to be able 70 spare moro than one load per
month TO any private family.
No order Win be recognised that 10 not accom-
panied with thu cash. =, JNO. J. WERTH,
no 4-n Agent.
w TItH. Al pnysioSns- prescribing ftF Scs
IN soadsFs = private hcpsys asA aspttats ss>ss
81 III z}ras sse tassby ssesstss = L1sG sarif sss
sssss. .ssyssg 81 tsIsa ~ ss.&E srstas.
s4ss Eacys easasses ass sgss 9kss1s. ~ ss~sss ~
s'ss sssas. ~ ~ .ess ssEaN4 =
1SMUKIN0 Tobacco,. Chewing Tobace1 RlpeaI
- ana asnuine HavaAs Caeasa - sh<apn thsy
On ~ Id In tblI 0rksa, - ss.les Il 1ny AaAns
s4 ~ aG1ass
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PsE61"S OFFICE Va. d TENN. r r. co.
LYECHRUNG, Oct ~ Is6L (
RvOTICE.-parties interested ara rot6e5 ,ha,
: hereafter Preference will be given in ,hs
transportation Of freight; LIST, % arm, stores
and then to other Government F. eight As lcng a,
the latter ia offered il vil he carried 10 the errlr
sjon Of ell private freight. and this company viii
net hold Itself responsible :or 6nv delay or dsmsss
resulting therero'p, 20 freight belonging 10 in
divi1uals, so lone ths Of the Government is A.
faved for Transportation
Shippers viii take notice and rot send gh,
torw ara ,spccla.ly thst Of Peris able ctaac,1rl
uutn ;h+y have first aSvaEta'ue1 VII ra1spor,a
ton can be furnished.
Information can siwGys &c obtained IN relation /,
ira SEPARATION By application to the General su
ps: iateg3snt a. Lynch5urg.
ce 2S--l-D RO. l.. OWEN President
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HAUTIDN.-No one il authorized 20 collect
Virginia arms In this city elsewhere in this
State, unless they show written authority from me
This notice Is not Of course to interfere with the
authority of the Adjutant General Of the State In
any order he may have issued, or may Issue here
after upon this subject; bt is given prevent i'm
positions by those having no authority, and who
make no return to this Office.
G.. DIMMOCX,
oe 1A-ss Col. Of Ordnance OF Virginia.
49, City papers copy.
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w. TE ENcV~s - ~,
Druggists, i55 MsIs street. corner lxIn.

a bODEKEK Z Co, APUI HEOAhIIS
"A AND DRUGGISTS. No. 10 MAIN srslaa;
near Old Market, Richmond, Va. win keep on nsla
. general assortment Of pure Drugs, Meaei ~.
Chemicals. Qua, Paints, Window Gisss Putty ~
Stuff Patent Medicines, Brushes OF All knas ~.
eical Appliances. burning Fluid. Alesno 80 ,!s
ferfumery, Fancy Articles, Garden sesds, Wv,
sand Paper, To6acco. Ggsrs. snuff. hsdasns
Liquors. &c. - ..s.i
i Prescriptions prepared 1t al hours, Win sPss'S
care, by members Of the hrm Alone. ....x
Phyaciams' orders nom the country s1ssss -.
ssnS ~
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IT n 8 u r A N u e..
THE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE In.
SUR AMOE COMPANY,
OFFICE, No. 163,
Their new building, ON Main street, NEXT door "a
the Bank Of Virginia, Richmond.
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II r. ROBINSON, GRADUATE OF IN y.
He PHILADELPHIA COLLEGE OF rnA
MACf, SUCCESSOR TO l.asnlEs a as,s' s 80,
Fourth sad Frssxsin sslests kchiaoas ass y
sargsi. mesh aud well selees Va ssoes n s
Chsnls ala. perfuzaegy. Pan Artsess &c -
he offers 1t lew prireA dtsies pszsaa@l $3.50
win ~ givsp . q ~ dsparsmenas o. Ae 49, -
0sdsra ~ s1ilsat ~ - rcaYs1 - - h
!!
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WHrrr's NEW ~. oa"r
" HOSPITAL BED,

CONFEDERATE MATTRESS,
ror salc by the subscribers, at s. w HARwooDs
Furniture Store, Governor street, Richmond, Va.
ALSO--OAMP FURNISHINGS in general:
NO o5-lmt o. W. WHITE 20.
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- LANKETS,
* UNDER AND
And large stock Of
At WHOLESALE,
BY
BENNETT e. ToLLEsON,
no ss--as t39 MAIN street.
IN GASES ENGLISH PRINTS;
~ sas'ss Eng.ish DELaINE
200 lbs, SnOE THREAD;
10 DOZEN Kip ard Caif eKINS;
20 bbls. Crushed and Powdered SUGAR;
40 bags prime No COFFEE.
l5o grocs LEAD PENCILS
800 dozes brorn cctton HALF HOSE;
Fer sale by WILSON s. McILWAINE,
no aa--1U Petersburg, Va
sNLI.ETT = DREWhY,
e. no. II PEARL SYEEET,
have Ia store and oifer Tor sale large stock Of
Cotton j ars3a ADD Cotton Rope,
Brown Drillngs and Oauaburgsi
81, : g, aud ia Brown Shsetins and eiurtinss /
Cotton PiAiss aud Stripes;
.4esyy WOODEN f4irseys Eerseys and Cweodf;
hIitarw Buttons, Biae Cloths;
Iaght h.lisaed Eioths, suitable for ladies' cloaSs
aud 6 q % assortment Of seasonable Dry
Goods oe s--ts
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GeElUA RICHMD AND pEFuR K, CO.
RICHMOND. VA, Oct. Ie 1861
THAN4E OF SCHEDULE.-On and after
WEDN ESDAY, Oct 3d. the following
SCEelulo will be- run on this road:
LEAVING RICHMOND.
Mail Train, daily, al .-..--..--.........5.o0A
Freight and Accommodation, daily, ex-
cept Sundays, st......-+....9 A. n. Gnd 3P. n
LEAVING PETERSBURG.
Mall Train, daily, At N,
Freight and Accommodation, daily eL
cept Sundays, at. A NJ. and SIP. "
- The Trains leaving Richmond al A. N.
snd 3 p. III. connect win trains South of Pe.srs
bnre.
sF Travellers viii bear N mind that they are
required 20 show pass from the Governor or SONS
other authorized person before they can leave he
city py this road.
oc I9-t8 THOS II. WYNNE, Sup't
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SAVINGS BANKS.

NTOTICE.-As il seems to he the wish of the
Z authorities TO suppress the iseue and circuls-
ton of small notes, the Virgi la Savings Bank
will cease their issue from this date and hereby
give notice to holders that they will De pleased, on
application II redeem their notes at their office at
the ST re OF GessTs. Spence Il Gary, No 40 Main
street Cf.ice Aoars from i. n to , P NJ
no SO T n STARK. T'r-asurar-
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( IoA KS. CLIO kS.--i}us stock OF Ladies
J IissSs is good, anl we are prepared to make
"a order any 5syse which may lie wanted We
aave al oar q ais made in ouT OWE establish
u.eut, and having secured the Southern CouteGera
rs toT CotAs, ~ a'e now prepared II supply the
.itfr and
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-14

~ DupponAsU - lpwAs1Xn1ao rGuues>sA -
neeo q No. Anonal 49, - 90 - unass
U1U11ne toeo0 SOUn9Uuy fBnem.
fne6e Ooallla1ol9 o1GSaeoe e - tSe0ls, bot
,N9 Ahe 1a4 "A 5ldsg evseoaL eDbselag
'oAb}nte600 - ~ Ua1(n 81 he Oeogeit1t3oa-
4 dgh6 81 heeg1 = ~ AnseSsaa pssSas..
~ q opesaas - in1spaA0t 0ovssp0s1t
80 sevet g Ne 6eQohHn 0oneeD ehseet1O -
vssot ~ &01nAae - 49, - - Unisa NH
vieQS Dh1iGhl6R ~ QsQ11sM1y. soI
NJ 3bt0 e ~ u3ds tSus ~.
se10Ae ~ ~ Ielsl pbaslis.a1sa =
49, nul5nea, tAo De1eunl 0oVoun neaAeulVuts6
o1 ~ - ifSso3iSs n - -1s1sS Giss-
n oo1o0l ~ - oequnp1ieaaa1e 1o1u(1o e asl61asy
q SSS sSsSSS ~ ssSns g ei71l1ssss sssss-
enS3SSV - ~ nflVn s-,1uus - -
S@H ~. s5.sS.ss ~ .@ss".c - as:yL
IA III S56 iSv1s1S7 ~ ~ Cs1slis5fi~ a ~ =.
y 5000 M i7511 w. y hr17I r. - -
a r.; l11r1crx SGl~ E~ S.sSsx -
srsaSsS ~ ~ fis~s;;s~ 49, SSsssAS ~
ir4SSSS1 i1s~sscrss~1 ~ ~ ,n~.y...Ir !" !. ~.
49, n ~ 49, ~ u
Hi. r.S.. ~ .sss.-.A..... - ,-.as.x
49, i..ss,ss .,,ss n iI-ssn = ~ 61s11s.
0..stst.ss" IcvssSSss ~ 10 jiSee6ee q
~ Csss;~ ~ - De0enuaev o. Iowa - r..
a-sste1 - .est n Conveneioo aA Deanninas -
~ ~ dav q Julv ~ = - ~ 80 ae1ioa
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-14

,3....:.s - l . 49,
-m 49, 49, ~ 49,
,...s ~
~ ~ N
49, ~. ~
- 49, - .ss'
r...-.-..ca. ~ 49, ...s-..-..
M. ~. ~ =. 49,
observation-disclosures
z9 w
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-14


TaE RAvAGss or rae ARMY WoRM.
This awful scourgs which hes been %
generally noticed il Southern Missouri
and Southern Illinois, 10 now making
fearful dePredations in Indiana. The
Sullivan (Ind.) Democrat says: with
in the past week or two the army worm
has been doing IN immense amount o.
damage 70 the farmers Of this country,
We have converted with gentlemen
from every part IF the country, and they
I'll bring the came bad account. AZ I
general thing the meadows arc swept
pare; corn in many plaees eaten up
We heard Of one man Who he'd forty fiv.
4 sctes eaten down, and not ! blade leh
VISIBLE. They are also damaging the
wheat; - to the extent Of the ioiurv
however, there Is = difference Of opin
'onv We learn that they exist in sre..
q numbers than has been known -
i thirty yssrs." IS.
OIL lclfhthsss savages continue, and tn
> 1osae eostinues to spread, there j. u
The amount Of damage that vii
'tsosEts- ltis certais that in The ssctio,
all1ls9Ito there will Be ; great seascit
: cf64aan The pesss ars moving On, ~
- heoa e thsm in Ohio and even
= fssssyivsnia~ ! Il nay hsPpsa that q
on 9eat Hah Wish = sultivsle1 ~
yoAa9 - Es1b y into aslive dGmaal
7 n la In ~. -
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-14

TaE Augusta Oonssitstional;st Of the
S0th uIt., has the following significant
paragraph:
LeE. Dsvis' War Horse.-Presideut
Davis war horse pasasd through this
city last night on bis Wy 10 Richmond,
We. Accompanying the animal was the
Presidents saddle, on the horn Of which
y compass. to Il ssed II case hs ridsv
sAossld joss lie seov.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-14

THs Common Council Of tho city Of
Boston has voted to dispense with the
asual Fourth Of July dinner, and appro-
pirate the amount about $4,000 to the
destitute families Of volunteer soldiers.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-14

AHoraRR LIcK.--The editor Of the
Iowa City Reporter gives the Gasstts
another sharp lick under the ribs, and
no one will pretend to say that it 10 not
richly deserved. Its course with refer
ence to the Governor and the Iowa VOL
nnteers has been very contemplate.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-14

THs Mobile Mercury says that the
Secretary Of War Of the Confederate
States, has decided that ill sorts Of naval
stores, including rosin, turpcntine, spirits
OF turpcntine, tar, ETC., are munitions Of
war, and their export to the United
States will not be permitted.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-14

Tas Petersburg (Va) Express gees
into ecstacies over the stopping Of mail
communication between the North and
South, a. it will "effectually remove al
means Of communication with . people
whom it most thoroughly abhors, with
all it's heart and soul"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-14

l
G@ox11gv1n1 - = n|Tn1ruro-11[
II - k,-- ra11 |fs
/ - - tune1nc3X hacep {, :
thsnsq va1 - T n ~
~ = 80 s}ksca1x~He -
lGpaine ~ - - - $780, - 1anw
e.nnaaru. - 49,. Ie.eaa-.
49, eonua. n~vrah. = enano1an1a, 1a1au,aae
= SkTrSaaA<Ine 800 16nsla1,0 1cae
spvS ecly. ~ - hsnrhA - ~ heavv -
3 IT - Is - lla6nise elvo - 0osSos -.
(1saeepsuho9 - - 49, 49, - -
a. IN r - ~ &neaanhe ~
= ~ aault ~ /, thefnee thas asn,.ema -
~ - ynS1raIS - - -. - -.
/. - 49, ~ - 49,
-. g a pAili1v = - lGorhi.e- ~.
tAssaAs =. ~ ~ dAssll sssadss ~essvsr
-, -. - - ~ 49, =
~. A.1.~s -.sr.. q ~ r...."-- ~
1871 !. - ,..s.~ - !.
~. =.
=. - 49, !. ~
~ - - ss-Usse10e
TT. l1gSs-6svIn
DR. DRI.I. Sse-elIv 0.reoo. 1, - U.,a.S
49, An. 49, ~ s,ueutn, $50. - ~.
1890. 49,. = -
e,,r-evru, m. An - 10
aere ~a.tAs H.. vAile ,ree,sri.~ -. =.
e<A,ea = 5000 Feve,.I,S.e ,a..s,A,a = =
Hoetetter,s D,tAe. :, :. .ssasae psesoiaeily III
d = ~ ee.dities e ea.valssssass I'M Ssvsv.
II il bss dnple jussiss y ~ tAas II r,stass1 -
psvem q NJ dieoslfuaaannns,An ~ . N sans
d. ke.k ~ hoveaa saafav -. Ihavene -.
itaasy n sayine that hithste, IN uiine Il II ~
urne1iee. Il -. 1. svey - vAes / hays =
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-14


VIZ NOTICE that some Of the tools or
organs Of Gov. Kirkwood are Boosting
that he got the Let Regiment into rem
desvous twelve days before the time
named by Secretary Cameron. While
this 10 trne, it 10 likewise . fact that no
day since the putting Of that Regiment
into service has any company composing
it, been rendy to receive and act
upon marching orders. Suppose the
order had been given out to despatch .
company or two for . months service
out on the Western frontier. Wa
there . company readyP Il there .
company ready nows Not one. 1t il
vastly easy TO put . regiment Of ragged
soldiers into Keokuk. and vastly easy to
brsg about it afterwards; but getting
them ready for service il ieat in which
Kirkwood has shown great iucompe-
tency. Kirkwood ought to 60 with
Col. Pierce. Neither Of them know
their military duty-both are adopts At
political scrimmaeing.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-14
~, JULIUS CH R1RBROUC
Am0EOyr DNyx1ysT.

\ tveea Third 81 lslstA, y prepared 70 sss.
este allswovk, sitAs Msshaaisaf 4 Opsmsivs, 4
he highest style ef Dsntal Art. By the opesar
tieas he has pssfesmsd dasiag His sssidea6s il
Daveepost he eaa ssavines any On, that ~
most dseaysa testh 60 - savsl Ard faeteesd q
. peg6oot tooth.
All epesaHoas Registered aad warranted eo,tin.
ueusly, aa1 pstiea0 hasiag hin With thelr -.
1dsnee, nay rely upea Aaying svesy oposa&ies
psetoe1ed = - plfSoet 1a1aee = poesib1e.
Change . reesoaoble - ~ m0e wosk ., b
daae yaal - = ~ Dast = tAe void.
u116 1kVH
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-14

FAILURE OF CALHB CUsHIM0.-A cor.
respondent Of the Springfield Rsps6l;-
can says Caleb Cushing has tailed in
business. Years ago he Wa concerned
with Robert Rantoul in extensive specu-
lations ct the West, and it il on account
Of these, . / understand, that be 10 at
last obliged to succumb.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-14


The "contsaband" made from the
peculiar institution does not seem to
msst the approval Of tho Administration
that il in the long run. It was we'll
enough to keep few Of them and there
by invite more, but when it was found
that the invitation wa too generally
accepted, and that Gen. Butler was &C.
cumulating more wool than the Presi-
dent knew what to do with, the game
was ordered stopped, and the poor feI-
lows who were on route to the castle Of
refuge, will be sadly disappointed when
they arrive ut the outer wall aud are
there told that they arc no longer con-
tssvanu. Suss imxgIne also the awIul
retribution that will be visited upon
them. The Administration should have
forseen the result and instead Of turning
the affair into baby farce, either shut
down upon it at the start, or pushed
ahead when the policy was once inaug-
urated. The idea Of mixing up the
races at Fort Monroe, is preposterous.
The white men Of the North who are
located there with arms in their hands
to defend their country, are mostly
Democrats, and they prefer 10 do their
own work without the aid of darkies.
They don't want to mingle at oil.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-14

Acoounttng fer the 0ilk WhDoA 10 IN
he CocooeNut.
The Iowa City Pres thus explains the
secret Of the Gasstss's recent falsome
puGery Of our wire working Governor,
which possibly has some foundation in
truth:
Judge Dillon, when lately 1t Des
Moines, made bargain with Kirkwood
70 help him to = re-nomioation il he
Kirkwood) would help him DILLON to
: nomination for Judge Of the Supreme
Court 10 Tie place Of poor old Ralph p.
Love. Dillon fnds the sentiment 20
strong in Scott county agaipst Kirk
wood, that he believes It to be ncces-
sasy to puf him into notice osce again !;
and every puff which the 60sette gives
to Kirkwood 10 il reality to help elect
70 the State Convention from Scott
county delegates friendly 70 Kirkwood
ftt Governog asd Dillon for Judge.
OF course the 0Osstts will deoy Il.
and make up awfally sour faces at The
Press, and possibly indulge in little
psssonal slaAg - il j. wont, but tlIat i
only part Of the game.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-14

Tas Richmond Esass;ssv gramblee
escanss al the TIT Offices fhll into the
hands Of the new couvests 70 Secession
docsr'ssa. Il makes this painful a.
eoases~ent We have - p hear ef !
"a 1'.g's essg'.el !. sheapioa = ~ 0esaA
~. ~ bssa 6saAld vik sonnei o.
s'dSssdn = ssaisssy pslleRessf b,ss
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-14

Nsw YoRK HERALD MAPs.-Those
who want really Ineligible nswspa-
per, With the fields Of operation mapped
ont with great fidelity, almost every day,
should take the New York Herald.
There is much good sense displayed BY
that sheet in thus placing something
tangible before it, readers. We recon-
mend tho Herald oil the while, to those
who desire correct information.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-14

Iowa HosrITAL 1oR THE INsAH..-
There are now los patients in this in
stitation. We are requested By the
superintendent 70 state that the portion
Of tho bpildipg completsd being nearly
filed, chronic, incurable cases can no
Iongsr b sdmittsd, unleas specially or
dered BY the Superintendent in each
case. This restriction hes become abso-
lutely necessary, Otherwise fsaest and
durable ooses will b excluded ~ want
Of room.-M. EIsasont Journal
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-14

Or the hotel business in New York,
the Express ssys': "Jans, though gen.
orally the dullsst month for the hotels,
has thus far been unusually 70, and yes-
tsrday (Fridsy) the business done It the
hotels in ths.oity anoustsd to almost
nothing. Several Of the older hotel
keepers assert that they have not known
: season when business was 20 prostrat-
cd - q present, and they do not ex-
poet . better trade during the next three
or four month";
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-14

$500 - 80 A9s0 - $1,000 - 80
How many men have We ready to
punish those IA, 900 warriorsi Doe
any one pretend to claim that We can
whip them ct > lisadvantags ofnumbsrsi
That u all CANNON, and one Of these
days those who think 90 will get the con-
csit taken ont II them.
More men are wanted. The field 10
. great ons-the lsborers are too few
for the work TO be performed. II Lin
coin means fight Why don't be ssy 20,
and put It least three hundred thousand
men in the field, and if more are wanted
double the number. If peace 10 ont Of
the qasstion, make it War, and such >
var - will settle the question At once.
The Southern army is already larger
than that Of the North, yet our leaders
talk about whipping them. What nom
senssl Somebody il going to get walked
up ono Of these times. and We rather
calculate it 10 the people Of the North.
The sooner the better.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-14

JOHNSON CouYrY T1NAuCHa-John-
son county he's for liabilities, $1e,s54.Se
in outstanding warrants, $s,0lS.85 in
judgments, and >ll5,o00 funded debt.
Its assets are 1925 worth of swamp
lands, @3O,775 due from U. 8. swamp
lands, and $4,000 in delinquent taxes.
Liabilities, 4ls4,s6s.2l; assets, t4l,-
TOO. Liabilities over assets, $92, 66s.2l.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-14

THBNsw Orleans Dst1a says that he
papers from the interior 81 Louisiana
speak of the growing csois - among The
most promising ever seen. Since the
embargo upoa western psodnoe, many
plaatels have ploved up their felds md
planted corn. TIL hos been In 90 many
instances that : considerable dsoeispcy
n the cotton oreP oay b Looked for.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-14
Dun FOREIGN aINISTERs.

With it, usual want OF good sense,
the Gazette denounces the action Of the
Austrian and Spanish Governments for
refusing to accept. as Ministers from
the Uaited Ststss, the persons Of Anson
Burlingsme and Carl bchurs, and At
tempts to read. rs . lesson for suggest
ing their immediate Withdrawal. We
expect 1t va the editon' last resort for
an editorial. Il Wa neck or nothing,
with him, 90 he pitched in.
It was we'll known-at least there
Wa no good reason Why it should not
have been known to the administration,
that at the time Of the appointment Of
these two abolition ministers to those
important Foreign missions, theil
sn ssS Sd S0qF 'S &c wsss :asy
That confederation alone, should have
influenced Mr.. Lincoln to have sent
other men in their stead, and a. the two
persons alluded to must be put into
some warm ministerial chair, Why not
have sent Burlingame to the Congo mis-
zion and Schurx to the Liberian Con-
salate. In sending out minister 10 re-
side at Foreign Court, no matter
what his proclivities may have been at
home, he should, at least, not be posi-
lively Objectionable to the power with
er be is sent, but on the contrary should
be entirely unoljectionable. This ma
ton would not care to receive minister
from abroad who was known to be or to
have been plotting against it, and We
should not ask Others to accept what
we would ourselves refuse. No, broth.
sr Sanders, we think your confrers
should be called home. They might
work mischief there, and at the present
time We have enough Of that already
marked. Cali Schurx home and let him
take his brigade. He is said to be .
brave man, though not brave enough
to stump for Lincoln for Ices than seve-
ral hundred per week. Let him go into
service At home and let more accepta-
bic men 60 abroad. Burlingame should
be recalled and allowed 10 continue in
the occupation Of that position to which
the people, Of Boston 90 handsomely
elected him last Fall; or appoint him
General or something else that the
scenes Of Great Bethel may be re-enact-
ed. Does our neighbor agree with us
after this explanation Undoubtedly.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1861-12-26
A. c.
OPERATIVE
AND
MECHANICAL DENTIST,
GALLIPOLIS, OHIO,
oFFIcE on PUBLIC SQUARE,

EIS@ ON ODLIO oVUAhbs
nR. EARLY has had long experience in
IL the Dental profession, and viii use every
exertion he possibly can in rendering his pro-
fessional services useful to those who may fa-
vor him with call. All operations warranted
in every respect. No pay required until the
work is finished. If 1t gives satisfaction. pay
for it; if not ! take it back without charge.
Nov Il 1861
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AUDITORS OFFICE, GALLIA COUNTY.
of Delinquent lands and Village Lots truly copied from the list returned this
lof Gan
hereby
will be
be a at
A P
of
erm,or from
village sold will laid
which
the the lot and to be bounded by lines parallel with the outlines such
lot as WILLIAM NASH, Auditor Galia