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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-01
~Half.Way @eaA ure.n

The Republicans Of the higher IA"
school den0unce the Presideots recent
proclaim alton az ".,alf way measure"
They have but one idea 10 view-they
want, him to overstep his constitution 81
limits and proclaim universal emanc''
alton, and they want him to give an
order, not only to work oootrabaod' 10
the army in pits and trenches. but to
place them on an even footing with
white soldiers. This would be to them
a "whole measure" For that they are
Iaboring, and anything that the P'esi.
dent does short OF that. they denounce.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-01

contempt. Geo. NsClsllas, amid greet
d;Asc.leIse and smbaepsssmenles hes 40
complisb11 whit q 6ebiy soadshsr NIL !:
~ 80! issd1r coui have ascopplshed
undsr ike circonstane asd a tee pro-
per time history viii DO him full justice
and call . blush Of shame upon the
cheek Of every granting OF soasl.og
Newspaper, politician or tra'tor, VINO
from ignorance or malice, bas stte@pteo
to cry him down. HIS officers aud sol.
d,ers Iovo him, and would do anything
10 the world tor him. Th ons tact y
Of itself suffi .ient sefutation OF al the
accusations and criticisms Of those who,
for the sake Of .skihipG Oh NeClsll.n,
would destroy the eoofdeace Of oil sse
loyal people Of the North 10 the Cow
ern,neot and even be willing to eco dis
aster overtake the gallant and invincl'
bic army on the James River.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-01
Virginia News.

WAk1BnTowN, July ".
Col. L. Lloyd, Of the 9Th Ohio cavalry.
commanding At Loray yesterday in
pursuance Of Gen. Pope's orders, ar-
rested all the male Inhabitants Of the
town and lodged them 10 the Coutt
House preparatory to administering the
oath Of allegiance. This course is rem
dered impe'stivelv Necessary from the
tact tba' seve,al left their homes, and ii
is supposed to JOIN the guerriI'as who
iot. ct the west side Of the south fork,
and 10 one instance captured the river
pickles.
A prominent secession farmer and bis
son, res ding near Little Washington,
LETT here yesterday tor the mountaina,
taking horses, equipments and arms last
night, bu, the plcke,s fred on two guer
r,las in that Guilty, supposed to be
the farmer and son.
All was quiet at Culpepper At last ad-
vices.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-01

FEEL BErrER.-The big scare about
the rebels taking Humboldt, and tearing
up q dozen miles OF railroad, had q de-
pressing effect upon the public mind
But it turns out to be csnsrd, and the
popular thermometer goes up. BY the
WV it is eaid that Gen. Hitchcock 10 10
take Gen. Halleck's place in the West
tie lie known 20 be g 'od and true SOL
der, and it is hoped that be will 60 in
to the field and prepare for the fall cam
paiyn.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-01
From Charleston.

CsAnLHssoN, July %.
The Frerch steamer Reaurdine from
Port Royal steamed past Fort Sumter
into the harbor to day, and 10 now an
cbored of the battery. The object Of
her Wit is unknown.
A Richmond despatch says the Court
Martial has acquitted Tat"all OF the
charge Of abandoning the Merr'mac'
Gen. Grant has already seized one
hundred and III rteen houses and stores
belonging to the rebels, and the proper
tv has been con6scated.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-01
bout Gen. Mcclellan.

A we'll kno wn citizen Of Chicago
one who has been known here as All
out-spoken ahol,tionist for years-who
has been in III e service OF the Govern
me' t, in Gen. McCielan's army, ever
since the war commenced, aud occupies
a position where be caunot but know
all about the affairs Of the army, is now
at home on few days Through, aud,
10 his conversation with our ci,izeue, is
giving them caany new ideas in refer
ence to the commanding General and
his troops.
We should Ike to give the name Of
the gentleman here referred to, but his
peculiar position in the secret service
renders a me'at'ou Of his name imp,op.
er. However, cur citizens generally
know who we mean, ani have conf.
tence in what he says.
No man, who has had nythinQ to do
with this war, hi assures Us, has been
more scandslously wronged or suffice
ted to greater injustice than Gen. Nc
CleIlnn, whom he regards as a most
able and efficient officer. The politi-
CT ms aud the newspapers have opened
their batteries Of nance aud vitupera-
ton upon him, without the least canse.
and have done their utmost to cripple
and destroy lii" aud have partially sue
ceeded IN their foul attempt.
Mcs leilan has been howled at be-
cause he would not permit escaped
slaves to come within bis lines, VII, lie
the fact is, as this gentleman assn, es "a,
Tat the General has never said word
or lifted fi"gsr to prevent the slaves
tak'cg care Of themselves, but, on the
other hand. has ted them when qthev
needed food, and has employed and pa d
them whenever and her ever ihey cuuln
oe made serviceable 10 the army. He
has not shrowo, s.saw IN, ~. ~ -
any slave since he has taken the field
/ M As regards the thousand and ON.
other charges that Gen. Nice leIIan.s M.
lit'cal enemies and military rival. have
drumrned up against him, our inform.
ant pronounces them 90 utterly, foolish.
1Iy and ignoran'ly shsasd aud nd icolous
that ncihsr he, Gen. Mcclellan. OF anv
aJl6ceI ,oslamsssia hia a,my saxo) inst
them with anything but f,diebis' ana
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-01

A Memphis correspondent Of the
Ciucin oatti Commercial 10 responsible
for the following:
"Rev. DR.. White, Of the Epi'oopa'
Church, called upon the Provost Mar
sbai tew days ago to koow whether 1t
would be considered reasonable to pray
for JEFF Davis 10 public. Well. g.ess
not very,' said the Marshal, With the ut.
most nonchalanee !; you've been pray.
ing tor b,m for two years nov, and have
not done 10 much harm, and ! don't
know but you might e we'll keep on :,
it, TIE reverend gentleman retired.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-01

A HALE OLD LADY.-A gentleman
coming into New Bedford on Monday
morning, 10 passing the premises Of the
late Asa Jenuey, in Auchusnet, about 8
o'clock, saw bis widow, Mrs. Lydia Jen.
ney' lady over 70 years Of age, epgag-
% :" mos,ng, having alresay " laid low"
aooot 2 naif ton. She did not appear
10 tn least Discouraged BY the prospect
ct qaNs = piece yet stsa a.so bbslore
her. g hhS.Ss
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-01
CIT .aVD CO UNeT II
ORDERS
W a NJ r u ID.
Esau1Rr OF
JOHN L. COFFIN,
-n-
BASEN RNT OF STATE BANK
dc2l-dtf
RElPE 4 PRATT'S
Bathing Heuse 4 Swin7IBg Sfheel.
RULES AND REGULATIONS.

/ The establishment consists Of Two depart
ments. viz: Bathing House aud Swimming School.
The tathing House, which u divided Into
two distioot apartments, may = cecapaea g any
for ssimming and bashing, Or Of single bathing
tickets. so
The swimming departn Mt will bs used exc
ciusively BY free swimmers and swimming schol.
ars, only In bathing drsss during lesson hour snd
Tor swi~ming scholars only in presence o. The
s~immipg teacher. Free swimmer. are those who
are able . swim once entirely around the ares
with ease. SvioDing scholars Until psonoascsd
free swimmsrs) gill not = Pc.mitted % swim
without the belt, % prevent accidents.
ing in ths water win b limited to 10 MINUTES in
rorinr. 70 80 minutes in SammeF, and 70 Is min
utes il Fall months
s AZ the tsrminatirs Of saeh lessen the men.
bers will leave the basin st the signal 70 make
room for the others.
Bsthins house sad svioning school will b
open every day except Sundays. from o'clock 10
t6s morning till nine IN the evening. Sasdsys
from ! 70 4. n.
Ths sw,.ning sshsel viii - dsvetsd szcls
% Il. n aooossibis 70 male Dembsfs, mon =
dx = \, aud from ia. \. 70 p. n. ssd iF'n
foiit. bshsvior l. sxpsstsd = vsll = proPsr
sttantioa . he falso And 1sscsioos u NJ tsses
A,v ,.. =. alterations Il rules and regs-
las;ona Mn s. roeted ~ In the roo0s- III.
IN eeesou drkOs y hs 6ss1iug h0sse eod
sviamin9 scbsel, 44.oo, - baifis - = ecsa =
"a =. 49,. l:; & 80. :: = Z. 81 = g. ssss
- Sessine lSeota, tsWols -. VIII - An1lGA-
- - IA neohess q The swioning sGAoel, ~
Iii sstss ehssge q. dsisd aad hsps = ode \
SsdFsa. y sseeeged = ss.e $500
S9husassse sAe ssssselsr zig p AAaisssa =
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-01

5000, less than forty cents : week,
viii secure lite policy Tor $1,000 in the Con.
nssticnt netssl ljbs Isssrsoss Co0paDy.
Asssss, e4.36oyOe0. Dividssds hsve ssvse
bsen lsss thss forty per cent. per aonam. h.
h 6G20aos AHook. sssssxspasassss~ rzssss
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-01

JIM LANE.-W hen this person passed
through Chicago, a little less than a
year ago, he was al bombast all
s,eeches, and very buncombe and
Eothy at that. He is now back there.
He was duly serenaded, but modesty
has evidently been growing upon him,
for be declined making any speech.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-01

GEN. MeAoHER is fast recruiting bis
Irish Brigade 10 the city of New
York. His eloquent appeals 10
his fellow couutrymen are electrical. He
made rousiog war speech 10 New
York city on Friday evening. We have
room only for the Concluding portion, as
follows:
Some, my couutrymen. one more ef-
fort, magnanimous aud ch,valrous, for
the Republic, which, to thousand and
thousands of y II, has been q tower OF
impregnabIc security, a pedestal OF re-
nown and palace OF prosperity, after
the worr, ing, the scandals, and the ship.
wrecks that. for the most part, have
been for many generations the implaca-
BILE destiny OF our race. Come, my
countrymen, in the name OF Richard
Montgomery who died to assert the lib
| c ". and in the name OF Andrew Jack.
son, who swore by the Eternal to up
hold the authority OF the nation; as
YOU exult in the galIantry OF James
Shields as you point with the highest
pride to the sta.nch yal,y, the patent
coinage, aud stern nerve IF Michael Cor
coran, follow me TO The James River,
and, as ach aid all Of you should emu.
late their example and as you are 10
spired by it, cast Your fortunes with
that brigade, winch, to the credit aud
glory OF I:ela nd, has already, 90 seven
battle fields, proved its devotion to this
Republic, undc, the command and chief
tainship OF the fear the gifted, the ,n-
dom'tatlc young general OF the army
OF the Potonlac-General George B
Mcclellan 10 whom that amy is
thoroughly and unanimously devoted,
md whose great and good heart has
been It's inspiration, as his splendid
genius has lie en- its salvation, in the
most critical of times.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-01

A siagu6f inst scs- q tbascardly q
day laboress l. rssporte il Brooklyo.
A few days sincs the Coney Island Rs,l.
road Company advertised for dfiy hands
but did NOT secssye siogis application.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-01
REoo1amataos ~ the Govesnor % the
People 81 Iowa.

8JV0DUM0t1ON 1o0 GOv0tOOB u Inc
Pss,ple 81 Iowa.
Ihsve this day received from the Secretary Of
War Telegram rse Nesting NJ - raise. - soon =
practicable for The United States sssviss foe tAEse
years or during the VA, i've ssgiasnts Of volan-
ter infantry. bsisg . part Of the quota 4 this
State under the lsss call u the President for S0o
700 men, The pres srvstion Of the Usion, the
perpstuity Of our government, the honor Of our
State demand that this rsquisiioa should b
promptly net. Our harvest 10 upon - and "
have feared lack Of force 70 secure Il. But "
must initiate our brave Iowa boys in the Asld,
meet new snsrgencies with new sxsrtions. Our
old men and our bovs. un6t for ,wAs, II need be-
our women, must help to gather hssvssts while
those able 70 bear arms 60 forth to aid their
gent Our national existence 10 st stake. The
more promptly the President 10 fsrnishsd the
needed troors the more speedily will this unhol
rebellion b crushed, and the blessings Of psacs
again visit our land. Until then W must expect
the hardships and privations Of war.
The time hes csms whom men must make, -
many have already made sacrifices Of ease ,comfoft
and business for the cause Of the country.
The enemy, BY . sweeping conscription, have
forced into their ranks Ill men capable Of bearing
arms. Our government has - yet relied upon
the volunteer action Of our citizens. But if need
Be. the same energies must b exsrted to preserve
eur government that traitors are using to destroy
it. To simplify and systemiss the raising Of these
reginsnts, I havs assigned one to each Of the Let
"a, 3D. and 4th Congressional Districts and to the
5sh and 9Th together. This will prevent inter-
ference in recruiting and enable those from the
came section to 60 to tn field together.
Which District will have it, regiment first in
the neldi Places Of rsndssvous, for the different
regiments, will be designated when receive mo-
tice Of their destination. will be neces ari J
absent for some weeks ct Washington. Meantime
al information in regard to the new regiments
can 30 obtained from Adjutsnt General Baker, 1t
Clinton.
SAMUEL J. KIRKWOOD.
Iowa City, July 9th, 1862.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-01
CLAImVOYANCR.

AR. AND MRS. +. 8. PRICE, HYDRO.
lN eclectic and clsirvoysst physteis1s. Nm.
Frses viii pay sps,iai sstsetios % thspi6s0es q
Obssstsics and hsaIing diseases poealtas = her
oox. f@atH8 sFfts = IL at II
OvyICB HoUns-os. n. = Z ,. =. O0ee a,d
rssldepss LsCiairs House. 1eespnoa Iooo =.
twseo Main ssA ladies soAsaaee, 6epeoA oaoe1.r
lfebl7-1lyJ i ii Al Dsveep Il, IevA.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-01

DRY GOODS.
sPRiNo AsD SUMMER
- II q q Cd !.
g. 3. WHISTLER,
has Just received the
Largest an d Cheapest
FANCY 4 STAPLE DRY e9OD
In the state or xow~
BOUGHT FOR CASE,
Cheaper Than The Cheapest.
CONSISTING IN PART OF
1900 pieces Merrimack and other prints.
500 pieces brown and bleached muslin.
800 pieces Lawns, Baragss, Brilliants.
400 pieces Delainss. Challiss, Mohairs and Sill
Poplins.
800 pieces Domestic, Scotch, and other Cling
hams.
9oopieces Cottonades, Dsnims, Hickory, Checks
Linen Drills, 10.
800 dos Hose, Gloves, Mitts, kc.
500 Summer Shawls, Of I'll kinds and qualities
600 Silk Parasos and Sun Umbrellas, and ever,
other kind.of goods usually found In first elss
Dry Goods Store.
DON'T Fnil TO EENasej1s(
"HI9Ls1R
CHEAP & GOOD GOODS.
before purchasing. eTNo trouble % show good
at WHISPERS.
The Peerless
SPRING STEEL HOOP SKIRT
The very latest and best In uss. just received
$500 for sale at New York price, 1t
WHISLER'S.
1000
NEW PATTkRN FRENCu COLLARS
at one half the usual prices 1t
WHISPERS.
1
"Friends Of my life my ardent spirit burns
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-01
1900 HALF BARRELS
W HITETISH
y ECEIvED ON CONSIGNMENT, JUST IN.
IL specteds for sale BY
RICE BROTHERS,
Commission Aelchants.
MILwArKHz, April s, 1862.
Meare constantly receiving on consignment, al
for sale ct the lowest rates.
app LICE BROTHER
dAlNES' ILLINOIS uAKvESTeR,
M -rHs Only a4ye
ReaI La bar NCrsN1
HARVESTING MACHINE IN THE WORLD.
Very strong and Durable /!
sHs3 Hsrvests grain foe IA
31.oo 4n= --- -

Oar 5000 nov II sseesSs1sl operation. fssuuE4
-. pos yourselves before buyine anv other M
ehins. Fos Particular, 80 psmphlsis to b o.
tsinsd 81 =. q. vieis, Dkvsuposs, . O. b. Geek.
0snSal estsrn Agent. Basbee Hswlsy 4 Co J.
manufacturers. Pekin, llls. myl3 v1m
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-01

GRABBE,s
Hair Restorative Mandatory
pERFUMERY, HAIR DYE AND HAIR
DRESSING ROOMS,
Corner Jnaa1m = Second Sereets,
UNDER TIE Ii CLAIR. HOUSE.
THE HAIR RESTORATIVE MANUFAC-
/ ture 10 acknowledged to DO superior TO any
in the market, and is sold very much cheaper. II
will restore Hair to its natural cel,r, rendering it
SOFT, GLOSSY L LUxURIANT.
Warm and Cold Baths ct al Hours.
ap,e-3ml L. GRABBE.
CITY MARSHAL'S OFFICE
REmOrED.
HEREAFTER. UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE,
IL the Office Of the City Marshal will be in the
COUNCIL CHAMBER,
IN he CITY HALL BUILDING.
DAVENPORT. April 90. ls62.-dtf
AURORA INSTITUTES
AND
CLARK
Fall Term Opens August e5th.
1T Is ONE OF TIE MOST SUCCESSFUL
L schools in the West, and fully entitled to tho
large patronage it has received. 1t has . large
and able corps Of 'eschers an is located in one II
the heathiest and most pleasant towns in illinois,
The standard of scholarship is high, and the
hiding the finest IF the kind in tho state. The
Female department offers special inducements
txpenses vary rom 1920 to $40 per year, accord
ing to the s,udirs.
Uiberal discounts to clergymen.
FIR circul RS address Rev. G. W. Querean, A..
~ Aurora Illinois. jlyl7w6m
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-01

LONDON + LlvERP. o.
Fire 4 Life Insurance Company,
OFFICE, Sc WALL 1 81 PINE ST., NY.
Paid up capital, surplus and reserved
iunas. ....................... ....$6 .55O.625
Invested in this country. l.0a5 1886
Yearly revenue over. ....s........... 100000
The Shareholders Personally RESPONSE
Bile for engagements 81 tho Com pany.
All Directors must be Shareholders.
RRpsRENcss FOR DAVENPORT:
Geo. q. French, Lorenso Schricker, Nicholas
Kuhuen 4 Co., Geo. l.. Davenport, Almst Skesl
Nicholas J. Rusch.
NEW l0RK:
Grinnsll; Minturn / Co., Harper Brothers, Dun
can, Sherman / Co., Alexander T. Stewart.
J. g. wASHBURN, Agent for Davenport and
Rock Island. jly9
J. n. DUNN,
HOUSE AND SleV PAINT[R,
PAPER. HAsoER, wHrrENER, ETC,
NO. IA Hast Third st.,
ITAvING MADE ARRANGEMENTS WIFE
II one Of tho best Sign and Bsnner Painters IL
the United States, am prepared to execute 81
orders in the
Best 0lvle assd at lprjcee to Sssit
sil Rsrttes.
Persons requiring anything in my lin
will consult their interest BY giving me call.
Banners, Regalia, &c., got up At short notice.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-01

J. o. PARKK1, MI. ESQ y. u CAN, \. ..
DOCTORS PARKER 4 Acd;ARN,
physicians AND SURGEONS. OFFICE
[ No. Franklin 5lock, sscoed heof, bsady St.
between Second and Third, Davenport, i ~.
Dr. PARxBx's yssidsoee, corner vtA 80 L0C1atse
strosts Ds. Csc. ". AcCARA's resideoee, east
Brady, second door from corner o. ~.
l7-dtf
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KEEP CO L.


ICE! ICE!! ICE!!
Y7HE UNDERSIGNED TAKES PLEA.
I sure in informing his friends and the publ,
generally, that he has made arrangements to
Keep Constantly on hand supply Of ICE DUR
inc the season. Persons desiring the above ar
ticle can obtain it by calling at his. depots, No.
149, King street, between Washington and St.
Asaph, OF ut the old depot, on Fairfax street,
under the old Watch House, opposite the
Adams Express Office.
my BIN L. q. HENDERSON,. .
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w AR NEWS.

information dated at Newborn, n. e., on the
24th of May It is stated that on the 25d IN
slant. d scouting party, consisting OF q compa-
nv Of the Seventeenth Massachusetts, reglment
was sent out in order to capture Or burn GUAM
titv Of cotton stored at pollocksvile. The men
were met by the Confelerates a few miles from
the Union outposts, and exposed to CALLING
fire, by which three were killed and eight Woun-
ded. and the remainder forced to retire. The
Confederates employ new sort Of deadly car
fridge.
We published yesterday late dispatches from
Corinth, announcing the evacuation OF that
place by the Confedcrates The summary OF
the intelligence received this morning Is, that
on Wednesday strong accommodating force,
IN three columns, from the divisions OF General
Thomas, Gen. Buell. and Gen. Pope, approach
ed the Confederate lines, and were soon engag-
ed in a sharp skirmish. The brunt Of the fight
ing was done by the troops under Gen. Pope,
who drove the Confcderates with considerable
loss, as did also the other columns OF the adj
vance. The Federal forces approached very
near the lines and it was believed that gene
raj engagement would take place the next
morning, led off by the Confederates. But III
stead Gen. Pope opened on a Confederate bat,
terv which hotly returned the fire for an hour,
when the troops retired from the work, leaving
it in possession Of the Fecerals. A later dis
patch couoborates these reports, and announces
a.. IL hmm
later in the day by the Contederates, and occu~
MED Yesterday by the Federal troops. The
opinions as to the whereabouts Of the Confed-
crates conflict, Gen Halleck believing them to
be on his left flank, about five miles from Cor
NTH, on the Mobile and Ohio railroad, while
other reports state that they have retreated to
Oklahoma, one hundred and fifty miles south Of
Corinth, on the same railroad
Several sbi1mishes have taken place during
the week on the Upper Potomac On We'd
nesdav squad Of the First Maryland cavalry
were accommodating few miles beyond Hair
Der's Ferry, when they were attacked and killed
or taken prisoners, as nothing has been heard
fron, them since. The next day there was some
artillery firing across the river, near Failing
Waters, and skirmish occurred about two
miles beyond the river, on the Virginia side,
but no particulars have been received.
Confederate accounts Of the late movements
Of Gen. Jackson army claim series Of victo-
ries. canturing some four thousand prisoners
and large quantities Of arms, ammunition and
commissary stores.
A portion Of the James river fleet made a
reconnaissance within few miles Of Petersburg
on Wednesday last. The Confederates on shore
onened fire on the boats, but were soon dis
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NOTICE.

HENRY COOK would respectfully nformhs
friends and the public generally, that he has re-
moved to the Drug Warehouse, No. 80 King
street, formerly occupied by Peel & Stevens,
where he would be glad to see the customers Of
the former occupants, as well as his own: lie IS
now receiving a fresh stock Of goods, which be
is determined to sell at very moderate prices
nv I3-2W
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INSURANCE AGENCY.

HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE co
Capitu7, $4,000 Nett Surplus, SOL "a
HOME INSURANCE CO., NEW YORK,
Capital, 81, 900, 600. Nett Surplus, $l6o,l4
POLICIES in either Of the above-named com
L panics issued and losses, adjusted by the I'M
dersioned, agent at Alexandria, Va. For insur-
ancc, apply 1T No IS King. street, Mp-stoirs, or
TO ANDRE " JAMESON.
my Ii I'm Agent.
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JOHN T. COOKE.

CHEAP FAMILY GROCER,
HAs CONSTANTLY on hand ana 3Tge assert
ing Of BACON Of ali kinds; FLOUR by the
barrel or smaller packages; BUCAWHEAT,
CURRANTS, RAISINS PRUNES, FIGS
SARDINES, &c, &c, to which he invites the
attention Of customers. my Is