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Pitisburg, Fl. Wayne d Chicago
AkLR q A I'd.

assf 49, .iAu.s;a,a.s ~ l.--isssa
fSARS RUN FROM CHICAGO To plTTSBURG
~ without change, connecting with the great
RkNNSYL VAAA CENTRAL RAILROAD
New York, Philadelphia Laltintre All " ash
rg;on city, ani all the interior towns of Penn
syIvauia, New Jersey, New York, Maryland, Ac.
Merchants by taking this route, viii have the
advantage OF all the eastern markets at no add
,ional cost.
Raggage checked through,
Trains leave the Depot, Canal street, west side,
. sheaso, daily GA the arrival q Trains from the
Vest and North west.
CONNECTING at Crestlne with Cleveland d Lake
shore X. X. to Dunhirh, Buffalo, Niagara Falls,
New York and Boston, and all the interior
towns OF New England, via New ! orr; Central
ard New York / LriC Railroads. Also South to
Columbus, ,aacsylc Newark, Moalt Vernon,
s.ed5enyille and heeing, ai1 interior towns
9. Ohio and Virginia.
che above trains connect AZ Fole5t WIKI trains
en- Mad River Road t. Springfield, Urhauo Day
ton and Cincinnati. Also wi,h trains at Lima for
Dayton and Cincinnati direct.
Eare ~ low a. any other IL cute.
Passengers bound east viii find this route both
pieasdut and agreeable, passing through many OF
the largest and finest cities in the Unitoi States.
Passengers arriving a. Chicago any Of the
roads, will find attentive check agents at the de-
pot TO receive checks ard convey baggage free Of
ehar1c . the fittsburs and Chicago cars. Sleep
:ng cars accompany each train.
4iokets for sale at ali the principal ticket ofl-
ia the West, AMI at the Gompany's office, cor.
Ger of Randolph and Dear .ofn streets, or at tn e
uelot, Wesr side, Chicago.
| Pc particular to ask Tor tickets by Fort " syne
DAN. ". BOSS,
t'sn'l Western Passenger agent. Chicago.
! y. MooRk, Com. ana sicn'i As';, Chicago.
| sleiglt Of all kinds @l DC carried from Chca-
soto al points East "a; ali times, at as low rates
| any other railroad reute. scp2s-ati
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.ssiys SeuaN.

NOW IS THE THE ITO LAY III WOO
~ for winter use. we have dry kinjling WOO
at q ~ per cord. ani sreen wood at 81 81 70
orde
Quick or yon Will 10 too ,ate.
iy2i-d.n FRENCH i DAVIS.
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VTNHE PUBLIC axe HEREBY NOTIFIED
L and cautioned INST to trust any person er ac-
coun. Of the
SCOT TT IL o U 8 e
or Proprtetors without writsen oEdsy, sianed "
oe2V-dtfl J. J. HUNPHEY!
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-17

INRuSTEE'S SALE.-On Saturday, the 2sth
L day OF December, A. d., 1861. will be sold,
for cash. to the highest bidder, at the Court House
door, In the city of Davenport, at two o'clock Z.
NJ, the following described real estate in Scott
county, State of Iowa, to-wit: The south half
OF the east half of lot No. seven Z, In block No.
eleven II, in the city Of Davenport, measuring
forty 4Ol by seventy five feet. and conveyed 10
Joseph Blocklinger aud Varena Blocklinycr by
John iced also part of lot No. tour IA in
block No. eleven ii in the city of Davenport,
described as follows, to-wit Comm -ncing at a
point fifty 5O feet west from the north east cor
Der Of said lot No. four IA, thence running west
twenty-five 20 feet thence south eighty [sUl
feet; thence east twenty five I25l fe- :; thence
north eighty so feet to the place Of bcginging
meas uring twenty five l25l by eighty Sol feet,
conveyed to said Bloeklinger and wife by nton
Carwizel and wife. by force and efec, Of Deed
OF Trust, made to me by Joseph Rlock!inger .nd
Varena, hi. wife. duly recorded in Scott county
foeords, March 10Th, 1857, in book an" of town
lot mortgages, at page 80, and dated March 9th,
1857.
Davenport, December 3, 1851.
AUSTIN CORBIN,
Oco-utS Trustee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-17

fEiiE PREMIUM JOB OFFICE Is NOW
prepared to execute, 10 the most approved
style OF the Art, any ard Ill manner OF printing
iron q common hsnjtill to tn tnss;rt.
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RAILROADS.
chicago an ilceA Island KailrCa
Winter Advancement, 1869.

~ AND AFT Eli MONDAY. nov. lsTB. !; /
~ and until further notice, trains wiil cav .
davenport daily, Sundays xcepted, as follows:
Isl mali traln at.... 80 4. ~
"a freight. S.Uv 4. n.
ou NJ gut oxpIesS. - v r. N.
Trains arriveat Davenport daily, Sundays ex-
oersed, as folows:
LIT night express al. Az A. y.
70 reg Trains at .9oy z. =.
% u ali tf%in at.... -.V9 =. =.
Ali trains over this routeare in direct ccnnc1ioB
at Cbeago with trains over both the Michigan
Southern, Michigan Central, Pitisburg, Fort
Wayne, and Chicago Railroad to and from De
tsoit, Toledo, Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinnati,
pitt4basg, Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls. Alba.
ny, New York, Phiiadeipn Baltimore and ASH
inzton Also at LaSae with trains Of the lii-
uois Central Road-North to Galena and South to
Il Louis and Cairo.
Passengers are reminded Of the necessity
giving d..ainct directions as 20 the destination
their luggage, also procure tickets before tax
Ing seats in the cars, the conductors col
iset fares only to stations on tae line Of the Chi
oay0 and Rack Island railroad.
JOHN +. TRACY, Superintendent.
D.yenuort. November l., l36i DIFF
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DRs. NEWELL a CHARLES.


DENTISTS,
d. RESP CrFULLY ANNOUNCE TO
sI33y sISfEt tue citizens of Davenport and eur
jLE~Hyrountlng country that they have
permanently located in this city.
All patients favOring Drs n. G. with their &C ~
fience may rely upon their utmost exertions 10
perform every operation as perfect a manner as
possible Particular attention aid TO the regu.
iation of Childrens Teeth. Terms OF artificial
work made known upon application. Charges
moderate Office on Brady street, between Third
and Fourth.
X. BRAND, Mayor, Galeaa.
BES. CAMPBELL, 4"
WEidHLY SMALL, /"
DR, ). A. scRoGGs, =" Dentist.
PA. IrvERaosY, 8.
G. W. HExrsrEAD Nd,
+. CRoSIS, NJ. d.,
RiW.P. HILLS, Davenport
my22-U
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LFt(iAl..
A1gAz AnAirA

iAiI VI low A, SCOTT COUNTY. S.
IN eoonty Cour' for said county.
80 me creditors OF Antoine I.~Claire. deceased
and ali persons interested in Ma ! tao
:. ~ anu o.cn oi You are hereby notiAed tina,
AZ me heat term OF To County Court. in and ia,
,hs o;,s ~ n" den at the Court House, il
q, ,be a., Wo.ap rt, IN said county and state
~ 80, ION" ".n y in January next, to-wit -
m 9ahuar, sth a. D.. 1852, IN the opening Of
r. r. y. apr LEGATION will be IN ado b.
aa.o;aI x and Executor Of said estate o
co,.. Claire, deceased. for an order of sal d
NV I'm horising and empowering them to use
a aay is now in their hands, or which shall
ne,s . come into their hand. belonging 70 sail
-, 10 pay on all notes due or hereafter 10 be
&c iue either for principal or interest secured
mortgages Or Deedsof Trust on the real eS,a,.
belonging to said estate, aud which constitutes in
| ;umbiances on said real estate, OF to .ettlc and
| compromise said cams and to use such funds fol
that purpose and for the other purposes specified
7 IN the petition now on file in said Court for thu
reasons therein stated and that all persons in
tc'ested may appear at the time and place abov,
specified, and DO heard on such application.
| DAvENPoET, lowe, December 10th, 1861.
| PUTNAM ROGERS, Attorneys for
! GRANT d SMITH, Executors.
| Ordered that the foregoing notice he pubishe
| n the Davenport Weekly and Daily Gazette, an /
in the Davenport Weekly and Daily DEMOCRAT
| And NEWS newspapers, and in each Of tho issue.
| oi saiu newspapers until the Otn day ofJaluary,A
b., 1862.
| December Goth 1861.
r. LINDERMAN,
dc2,-dSw County Judge.
| g TATE OF IOWA, COUNTY OF SCOTT, IS
| - In the District Court.
Margaret Mcclure VI. Philip Mcclure and Til ;ln as
| Kennedy.
ORIGINAL NOTICE.
10 Philip McGuire, Defendant:
You are hereby notified, that there is now on
he In the office Of the Clerk Of the District Cour,
OF said county, petition Of Margaret McGuire
Claiming Of you divorce and alimony, for rca sons
set forth in the petition, and plaintiff has flied q
supplemental petition in said cause praying til at
conveyance made by you to 8 id Kennedy, Of the
n. ". Il Of 5. W. "a Of section 5, township ~
range two, east 9Th T.. NJ, be set aside and ad-
judged fraudleat, and the land subjected Il
Plaintiffs claims for alimony and for
other relief; and unless you appear thereto
and defend, before noon Of tho "a day of the
next term Of said Court, to be holden on the frs,
Monday OF February, A. d., 1s62, default will be
entered against you and judgment rendered
thereon for the amount herein claimed, with in
terest and costs.
DOW BROWN,
dc22-dl Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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HNHE UAnE RSlGNED HAVING SOLD HIS
/ stock OF slaves, Tn Ware, etc TO J. C. PR.
NAM Co., woull resp ctfully recommend them 10
the patronage OF the public, and to his olj Gus,
TONERS in particular. JOHN +. MONATh
No'smDes "a. 1901. ny2T-tf
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RAILROADS.

N.ta'g n southern 4 Like shoe
I:AJL
nN AND AFTER VEMBER Sd, AND IN
" tiiiurher no ice trains va! leave Chicago as
$ follows:
500 2 " da " Except sunday via Oh Michi-
gan koa connecting At .knart with train
"a Air Line koai, At White Pigeon with
train for Three Rivers, ~ Adrian with
traits tor Jack .on, a, Air lime Junction
with train. for feroii.
NIGHT EXPRESS.
$3.50 " daily except saturday via Oh Mich
igan Road, connectingat Airi'a with tr9las
far Uetrqi..
Trains arrive from the East at 1915 and
1900 T. y.
All the alb We trains make regular connection.
% bu klra, Buffalo. Magma Fails, albany, New
ork -. ton, Thlladeli ha, Baltimore aA4 an
| uiuts East
| Luxurious new cisepn9 Coaches, !" III all mod
| era improvements run on Night Trains
| Through TICKETS can be obtained at the I0In-
osry's ..flce, - tiatk street. pnder sherman
| II use, or a, the Depot, Of Oli Van buren
IA ere.4u streets GEO. ". GRAY,
| JOINS u. Ca%PBsLL, hen'i estern ~ T.
Geni >up't Toledo q. deLt
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Patent Sleeping Cars on Night Trains
Rsggngs Checked 7hrC Ngh.

THROUGH TICKETS for sale in all principal
Railroad Off 10 the West, at the General iii se,
conner of Luke ana Dearbon streets funier the
Trsmont House Chicago and at the Depot.
X. ~ RICE, Gen1 ,upt.
j. ". SMITH " tern Pass. Agent. dc6
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I'hoSIkES SALE.-W nereSs, on tho Ifth
i day Of March, 1859, Albert l. Il. Hall ard
Midrea Hall, his wife, Of davenport, Iowa, exc.
cuted untoJ. Valley ~ Trustee a certain Deed
Vt Trust, conveying 10 faid Trustee tho land in
Scott county, Iowa. described as follows, to-wi.:
The west oDe-ha!f IN J Of the south west one
fourth "a Of section unbertwenty -one f2l y in
tow nsbi seventy eight 49, range three east
Of the fifth 5th) +. NJ. which SAID Conveyance
was made for the purpose II securing the pa yment
Of two PromissOry notes and interest thereon
n eide by said Abort b. Hall ant James N. +.
Hall to Darling Lansing. for the SUN Of SOW
March l4th, 1859, bearing ten psr cent. interest
from date, PAYABLE On the first day Of January Of
every year. Ons q said notes being due the f,ss
day Of Jar uary 1862, and the ether the 0,s, day
Of January, 1903. And now the FIRST of ,aid notcs
having become due, and being tosesAer with tho
1902, and one hundred and fifty dollars 81 tho
interest fos!hs yssr ending January Isl, 1851,
snpsid, ssd the said Trustee. J. J. VALLEY
having removed from the State Of Iowa, and re-
fused to act as such Trustee, /. Thomas q.
campbell, Trustee BY the appointment Of tine
iuage OF the county Cour: of Scott county. Iowa,
according to the stipulation in said Deed Of T.ast
90 hereby give this public notice shat BY virtue
OF the power which is in me vested by said Deed
OF Trust and appointment win Oh Th Urrday, tho
3oth day Of January, 1852, at tho hour Of two
o'clock in the afternoon OF said day, at the Court
House door. in the city Of Davenport, in raid
county, expose and offer for sale ut public auctlonV
the parcel Of land above described, or 30 much
thereof "a shall be necessary 70 sstis'y and pay
the said notes, With the interest thereon to tha
day Of sals. together with oil the costs and ex.
penses attend ~ said sae costs Of this notice and
THOMAS c. CAMPBELL.
Trustee BY appointment Of the Judge Of The
Cosnty Court Of scott county, Iowa.
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SALISBS US PATENT BUSTERS
are run on lay Express Trains.
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freight Of all kinds vii! DC carrie 81 from Chica-
go al points East at al, tines dt rs low rates
al any other railroad route. scpZ5-ati
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NJ EDICAL.
LIFE PILLS AND PHOENIX BITTERS

T'HESE MEDICINES HAVE NOW BEEN
before the public Tor period Of THIR y
YEARS, and during that time have maintained .
high character in anos; every part Of the Globe
for their extraordinary and immediate power OF
restoring perfec. health to persons suffering under
nearly every kind Of disease TO which the human
frame is liable.
The following among the distressing variety
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CJ,Ol'H
TaE NEW lORA LEDGER

Ever ot,erci 10 this market Auticip'tias arg
mi this Fa!l have lr'd IL ~ aau'uAiiy hsa'.
s,,rk. al tie ,oais MUST ~ Sohp.
My good srs I'll
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10 the Friends
OF The
SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS OF THE s0iJTp,

ne sodierR Relief Society Of Tennessee having or
Seo and desired by tho Secretary War and BY tie Medical
Director oil TINS Division OF oar smy 10 perform services 10
the Coniedess States Hospitals which they lave discharged
under the direction OF the Governor in the State Hosut
assumed similar charge supervision the following Hos
pias viz State Hospital First College Street Hospital Second
eeese Street Hospital Front Street Hospital Cedar strasf
ospsai Elliott Hospital These now filed with patietg
me armies OF the Confedetacy and every eor. is being
aae 70 provide others as fast the increasing necessities Of
service demand additional Accommodation We have entered
Upon the discharge of duties determination 70 ID ali
IN our power at whatever cost personal comfort
enee TO alleviate the mscrtune and to contribute to The
ana cenorts OF the gallant defenders of our soil who may he
stricken down by disease by the casualties of war
we are receiving liberal contributions aid us in Cur work
every portion OF the Conedeacy but the demands upon
US are daily increasing and send forth this appeal 70 the
generous citizens OF the South for further assistance with the
that will be promptly and ayoray
sponded to BY Southern heart The contributions
neeed are money cotton for Mattresses blankets flannel under
clehg provisions, sugar and olasses any articles which
may De useful or for the sick The wounded or con-
Yheeeh ihese when received distributed the different
hospitals under the supervision Of eminent Medical Drsc
tor Dr. 1ande However small may be the intrinsic value of
articles contributed let it be borne in mind that here
multitude Of contributors the aggregate will be large
Contributions should be addressed to Mrs Felicia a. Porter
no. % Cedar street, Nashville Tennessee and where pac-
caoe and proper to do the wishes Of the donors regard
te the disposition thereof will be complied with.
FROM the patriotic citizens Of the Conederacy we antfcna
prompt and generous to this appeal in behalf Of the
gallant soldiers who have their lives to ou nobs
cause and who have been Frustrated while defending ouss
from the expressions Of ruthless invader
FELICIA GRUMPY PORTER Piesidert
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A Card.

NEW ORLEANS, February s., 1862.
Messrs Editors CrescenA communication appeared in yYr
issue Of so last dated at Camp Benjamin. December
from Lieut.. Col G. Nj Bradford, Commander Third Louis.
lama Battalion, which Is stationed near Portsmouth Va
an account Of an ara that took place said Battalion on he
night OF the 9Th December in which one Of the principal
sufferers and, in justice to myself my officers and my com
pany demands some notice at my hands had written plain
Of facts Of the put before the impair
tsi public in order that they might Judge themselves
whether the statements and references by Col Bradford
be but having learned that Col Bradford and the parties
who made The aack put arrest and now
before Court Martial sitting Norfolk and being Officially
summoned to give evidence before said Court deemed
per to withhold my communication until all the evidence
gwen IN the case = leave tomorrow morning for Norfolk
Va. "a HENRY GILITM
1 rs Captain ouitmsn Rangers, 18th Regt La VOL
fec 2pA Ship Point, near Yorktown va
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her sons, and their devotiont 10 the great cause Of
Southern independence. B ssS 5ST 49 IN
Resolrea. That the sick and afflicted soldier,
though far from home and family, battling for the
rights and honor of his country, feels that such
acts Of kindness and charity spring from hearts
both brave and true, and that amid the tolls yiois
sitndes aud dangers of the tented field in them he
has sympathizers and friends. SO
W RESOLVED, That though disease and death NAV
oyertake US in the faithful and patriotic discharge
Of duty to country, and we may fall heir to shat.
tered constitutions and bankrupt estates, in suoh
acts OF benev olence we are amply repaidAdesir-
ing no richer boon to bequeath to posterity than
the grateful remembrance Of our fellowscitizens.
Resotued, That whatever service we NAV have
heretofore rendered in driving the insoent invader
from cur soil, our efforts shall in no wise be re-
Taxed; and that we stand to-day as sentinels upon,
the swatch-towers of liberty to proclaim a second
victory, and defend the honor Of our beloved Lou
isiana. -
4 On motion Of Lieut.. T. G. Humble, of the Cald.
well Guards, the Secretary was Instructed to fur.
nish Capt. Passan with copy Of these resolutions,
and also the Crescent, Picayune, Delta and Baton
Rouge Advocate, for publication with request
that the country papers copy the same.
There being no further business before the meet.
ing, it adjourned sine die. i! sy ~s u
u SIS Major W. F. TuENARD President.
Lieut.. j. HARVEY BRIGHAM, Secretary. ~ ~
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Return of Thanks.
.HEADocARTRRs So REeIaEsr Z i. ToI
- Camp Bcuianlin.: Arkane,ss l.Jay, 10 ia

| s2Es@S HEADagsAnrRss So REelassr q. syoI.
s4t 81 Camp benjamin, Arkansas, Jan. H. 1862
At q meeting Of the commissioned officers of he
Sd Regiment Louisiana Volunteers, held at the
headquarters Of said regiment Major W. i. Eun-
nard was called to the chair, and on motion, Leut
81. Harvey brigham WAS appointed Secretary.
B The President stated in q few brief and appropri.
ate remarks that the object Of the meeting was to-
return thanks to Capt. Plassan, Of the gallant I'd
Company Iiraillenrs o. Orleans, and the officers
and priyates under his command, for their patriotic
81 funds to the sick Of the Sd Regiment of
Louisiana Volunteers, and to declare the high ap.
preelanon II which the officers Of the regiment
held their liberal donors. ,g' WEE "a
On motion Of Capt. James F. Harris, Of tile More.
aouse the Secretary read the letter of
j eapf. Plassan to Col. Louis Heb6rt, Commanding
the regiment, incosing certificate Of depositin tie
Citizens Bank, as follows: ss Il
Louis Commanding "a ReajnsAs Dss
Dear Sir gu win please find herein, certificate
ct deposit at the Citizens Bank here No 4l8O, for
STAG IS, being proceeds of "Une Qnete,, made nv
the "a Company Tirailleurs D. Orleans, at the ben
heartily tender TO you in aid Of the sick in your
valued regiment, in conformity with the visit 81
officers and priyates under my Command. 81 a.
MIN our Joint best wishes for yourself and all
yVaI CuulitldUG, +
s,7 N am, Colonel, most truly yours, N5='s4 Z
$, PIAssAh Captain :,
Whereupon, the following preamble and resoiu.
tons We're read BY the Secretary, and on motion,
were unanimously adopted ssS ssse ss S
hereas, The officers and &priYates Of the "a,
Company Traieurs D'orlesns have ssnt tn ~ ths
% Kegimsnt Louisiana Volunteers substant tl
eash ansas KING tb il
hsIe thus shown u.s. that although rnany hgn1r as
OF miles away from opr sunny Homes Val hat ~
are not forgotten but are held in fatterine recn
fore, be it gs3E sN1Ss suete mere
Reso.ped That in behalf Of the officers and n,,.
Yates of me 30 Regiment Of Louisiana Yoinntesrrs
We most cordially accepts the liberal donat;on =,
$ia6 e5 from the officers and prigates Of tie TRAIT
leurs for the use Of the sick Of our reei
menh and return our thanks for the same. 5
Resolpe6, That whilst such liberalty 81, the mart
OF our friends in Louisiana to their fellow cizens
IN arms b atteTng to in the extreme, 1t ID but
q demonstration Of the loyalty and patriotism 81
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NEW ORLEANS, Aug. s,ls6l.
aavng teen appon!ad' by he Secretary Of War an ages,
coAeot receive eud purchase small for the
sseb Deem necessary and eSpediept to make known The
TACT aa generally possible the better to secure
0rk which Needs 70 be done quickly Citizens and patriots
o asks for the thousands TRIED guf
that e unused III ycur houses Recent experirsp.s b
proven as any one Of fine Double BarreIed Shot
WEI the approved Mimic ball Is than match fer The
aeh talked Of Mpie d1ske Then bring them forth aud
Pe 'han pen he aarcf your counry's liberty that thay
y az once De conaeeFaed to the noble work Christian de-
e' epjeaon be made to sending away your guns AID Ii
DC urged that you MAY need them home the reply IL that
we Sotes ay 10 prevent the necessity Of using them at hone
~ to place Them il the hands Of the many thousands of
sh VINO are row chatrg with anxious desire TO stand as
Of TIRE between you and the invading foe IF this ansvr Re
aeeed nconalu6ve, then the reflection that those hp IN a
oIs hoSs IN whose Judgment all have confidence and
~ho s but fair TO know we'll our necessities both
81 acme and Gu cur borders have after mature delibera6r m
augarned this novereBt should be sufcen, guarantee m
Voc Wadom NIFTY End patriotism of the service Won are called
ca 70 perer Then yoa desire short war speedy peace
and an ocknow dgmeh Of Independence honorable to
place your Weapons the disposal of your
es you desire 10 strike terror the hearts those Who are move
plotting our srbugaton and destructlon let be known tn
the Srusy he and the death dealing Shot Gun which va,
nave hitherto so highly priced part the next con
c rendering if possible victory more couspes tsn S.
their defeat aud route On tho plains of Manassas.
My insrucens contemplate that shall send forth into INV
moro pophus regions assistant agents. charged with the
coIecng and forwarding 10 proper points, the weapons
thus Obtained may be well here state that any one who
Wishes to do though be visited by an
greatly facilitate this work sending any guns he hag or can
comaEd to my address, Of Robert Pki No. Is Camp
street, Rev Orleans
.-z BALLARD s. DUNN,
Agent for Collecting Receiving, and Purchasing Small As
FOR the Confederate States. -' srI3 inf a..