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RUNRUG,

The Federal report that BUELL. and BRsGG
had had a battle, in which the latter was de-
feated, is all CANNON. oar adyiees from the
latter's army are later than the dates from Lou
isvile, where the namOr originated, and he was
than in splendid order. sdvancing-somewhere
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MAasHALE, Texas, JAY 2s,b, 1862.
Ehs Teae and Counterfeit Confederate

Eh= True and Counterfeit Confederate
Notes.
A gentleman Of this city has kindly furnished
MS with tbe following description Of the counter
fit Confederate NOES, It'll from the engrayens
at Richmond, and reliable
Description furnished By Hoyer & Ludwig,
eagIsveTs of genuine G. S. Treasury notes, Of
the couaterfeies, VIZ:
Tgsntss-Hearts between X on right hand
lower corner do not jim in counterfeit they do.
LG on counterfeit cotton bale PLAN In gen
nine, only tha L., aud that by aid Of glasses.
Fifties-Gsnuine, two sailors, one with mallet
has hair well down aud smooth in counterfeit,
blowa M as If in a gale.
HGndfeds-Cotto1 wagon, mule aud cotton
press and muie near cotton press blurred aud
sp06es of wagon wheel elunsily lone in gen
uiae, aud t50 stones st foot of ~saiIorin left hand
corner. In counterfeit, mule aad press distinct
and well executed. and three stones at foot Of
ssil8r-M05ite Telegraph.
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sRwARD,s LKTTER.

We publish this evening SEwARD's letter on
the American civil wal, forwarded to Lord Rus
Sci The reply Of the latter reached Us some
days ago, and was published on Tuesday even
ing. A reference to it, in connection with the
document FIRST named, is necessary to give q
propar underssanding Of The eonespondenee.
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General Order No. IL

HhADQDAEIERs.
JAcEsoN Mlss-, August 26th. 1862
oe=dFnc= % he 0iGafng srfrrc from sDee al
= Or1s-s no l3, dated Hssfqrs-tsrs Department.
No. 2 Chatts1ooga Acgutl6, 1902 viz:
III B~rioalier Gsns-al Lloyd Tfshnfu vii proceed
70 Weinberg. Nj ss,rpL and take e-mm11d Of 81
Abolition and Ccnfe1Grste officers cnI solfis~g who
msy be IN ne vicinity Of thai pos. fer the purpose 81
beng e1ebaeGed q Or psrlsd He vii establish 4 esup
gear sicks1urg az sclas Fusasle point on thu railroad
~as-e uese m-H can be amply and conYsnisnay cared
for.
". BHsadisr-5susra Tlslman WI immedizfe'y
pTessd 10 org uuizo The Confedsra.e prsocea who
5aTs b en- sNe1E-ged. Il Az rases where practical e
= wI retain hem IN tie original rsgtnenH aa5 MI
panies Ia rhiCa tasY Ws-e enlisted ANY departure
from ibis rule viii b zpelaly Ie oriad 70 these aead.
q1u-ers. with the ususs.
Ry command Of General ERAaG
CT Is d COOKE.
a. A. General.
BrigadiszGs.erJ lloyd TIgaua7 hereby ss.umss
comnsnd q ali Offices AMI msa embrsesd wl1hn ts
above cider.
al cmfe and Ten o0u-ec.sd ~ith he Ceusrdsrsis
amy VIA are now IN this De arjusIt and Who may
taFe ben eoaure'sd with gay reg msnt battalion OF
eonpa y, surreudsrsd OF eapiUr-d ln the Wet. VII re-
po-t -mmedize civ a. Headquarters. Al Jsck-rn Ms
b ctder OF Brig Gen. LLOYD T~LGHNsS.
P0WHATAN ELLIS JR.
&5&W Cantziu and A A GaulrsL
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BALLISTERg ADFEBIISEHEITs.

Wool! WOOL--WANTED!
will give two yds. OsnabuFEs
FOR 4 pound good washed WOOI,
or 81 cash.
,. &. McAELESTER,
se2-Im JACKSON Miss.
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mARRTrn

Al me residence Of James A. 1oore. ESQ. in Carroll
county on wednesday, September Sd. 1852. by tie
ksy. VIM Couch Mr. JANIS a. BLANKS to Miss BIOL.
tTs J.. kooRs.
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Memphis, Tenn.
Augusta, Georgia.

THE IN lsrslgn-d, late Of he frm OF Southwortb.
4 Nance & Co Memphis have oFened q b luse in Au-
gusts, Ca DUNG tbs war, where We vii be plea,=d
20 near ron oar frsndz ard 20 atteud TO 81 y business
they zaV Eavs in tbs section Of eouu ~.
We VII buy and sell on comnissfou any a~ficf-s esrf
to or ordsrea from Us # 70 b hs6-Dry Gods Gfoel
res Produce, Mosey, Negroes, ere.
Cbsrges moderate and returns proupflr maze Or
dsus for purchases must be accompanied viii 81
money % iasare sit=lto1-
se2 On y. s 4 Snrrarr.nru
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SEQ Soft Hats from So 40 $40,
each;
$50 Grey Cloth Military Caps.
$50 Blue " "
at So each, wholesale, and So
retail. Just received at
EHcAELESTER'S.
au2l-2w Jackson. Hiss
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fave for hire abous FORTY irclBs.
q Ing men women, boys ana girls All the WON
are Goea eoosa apply in ny abssnes to w. W Mar.
pay = 5es Mlssssppi and Isnaessss Railroad Depot
gross wiz De lie About tha 1914 iast.
sej5t GEO ii HALL.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-04

WELL HAVE 4 FIGHT Now, CERTAIN
An evening or two ago, the Orange cars came
shoulder straps on, calling themselves officers, C..
S. A. An unusual number Of the city b'hoys.
from 10 to 10 years of aga, happened 20 be
about who no sooner saw the large crowd Of
shoulder straps emerging from the cars, than
the set up . hurrah, and one Of them. more
prolific il ideas than his companions, sung out.
" HUrah boys, ven have q GghS now certain (;
tue otaeers done AL nun away 80 The idea took
with both boys and officers, the former repeating.
it in loud shouts, and the latter quietly slipping
away to their hotels.-LgaoaJTg Republican,
2Otk.
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NOTICE.

WIsH TO sci my ~RESlDEN0E in Grsuaia c~
would trade ioe Land I wal eel Eur1it1rs win
The pace. The pLc5 is vel s-ua.s4 via -cod ri.rsrn
and wei stables, etc.
ses2~ II p sHERMtN
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-04

H9 The Federal gunboat Essex. which was
aground above Port HGdson, was lightened and
got eff. She owes her eseapeto unnecessary de-
lay in fitting up the expedition to capture her
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-04

DoUBTING.-A dispatch from Cincinnati to
Chicago, dated the 29th, is in the following sig
nifcant language: Army officers give but lit
tie cTedencs to the statements of Virginia war
news already tolegraphed. They do not believe
the raid to be so immense and disastrous as
stated" They probably have changed their
belief by this time.
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PROM eAiao,

CAIRO, August 29-0vI seven hundfed ne
groes, Of all kinds and Of bothse1es, arrived here
this morning from below, on the AdIistie.
FIlty Of them formerly belonged to Gen FilcW
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THANKs-To Harry Childers for the finest
watermelon of the season. Also, to the several
gentlemen who arrived from above last evening
by whom we were favored with copies Of vari-
Gus late northern papers.
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Advices from New York on the afternoon of
the 29h-aAer the news Of the battle on Thurs
Cay bsd been received, state that gold had ad-
1anced one per cent, and was selling at Il65
This is q sure indication that the money
changers Of Wall street sid not regard the news
as favorable, and war news now controls every
thing with them, and transactions in foreign ex-
charge and specie are based almost entirely, in
fnetuating, upon intelligence from the army.
They are sharp enough, too, to obtain informa-
tion IN advance Of the metropolitan press, for
which It is fair to presume liberal ums are ex-
pended. For this reason the gold aud stock mar
ket Of New York is the most reliable indication
of favorable OF unfavOrable news in the North
The condition Of the money market on Friday
last shows that the reports Of Thursday were
deemed unfavorsble.
SOMETHING ron THE LADIES.
We understand the ladies in the vicinity Of
Brook's Chapel, have had q meeting for the par
pose OF contributing to the wants Of PRICE's
men, and have gone 10 work with the spinning
wheel and needle, in.order to have as many
socks ready as possible to be sent to them be
fore leaving this section. Each one, from eight
years up, is determined 20 knit one pair at least
and they viii do what they have promised.
This IS 3 movement in the night direction and
Is another example as well Of Tie patriotism as
OF the -unoOnquerable sPnit OF our mothers and
daughters. We notice the circumstance not
particularly to illustrate their known patriotism
a
but that other neighb0rhoods may have notice
and that there may be concert Of action On the
part Of Others who are desirous Of doing like
wise. Some ladies who eGngot get wool sre
making them of co.ton-others Of cotton and
wool in equal proportions, and those who have
the material altogether Of wool. One young
lady, just from school, wss asked if she would
knit one pair, who promptly replied, yea, and
Eve others" The questioner thought prudent
10 PROFOUND no more IN chat shape. A call for
one pair seemed 70 her to imply want Of the
true grit, and hence somewhat Of Indignation in
her reply. We are authorised to say that Dr.
WILBoURSE, an old citizen Of the county, viii
receive the socks rhsn ready. aud deliver them
10 Gen. PRICE.
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CALICO.
CALICO.

CALICO. CALICO. CALICO.
Fifty pieces Small Print English
CaiicOes Just received and for
sale AZ see. per yard at
au2l-Iw WcAETSTER'S.
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AXES--CH0PPING AXES.
1--WE dozen just received and f0F
sale AT war prices.
;, G. McALEISTER.
se2-2w Jackson. Miss.
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Colonel Commanding Cavalry.
learn that it is the intention Of The Ia

W@We learn that it is the intention Of the la
dies OF our city to repair to the landing upon the
arrival of the exchanged prisoners and give them
a hearty welcome. Such an act would certainly
be very gratifying to our noble defenders who
have been confined for nearly a year in Northern
prisons. The trials and hardships which the en-
envy forced upon the ladies OF our city, only
served to embister Them still more against the
dostroYers Of their homes, and fill them with 3
frmer determination to offer up everything upon
the shrine Of liberty, and to continue 20 encour-
age the men engaged in the conflict With Ian
euage and deeds as eloquent as did the Queen
Mother Of the Graecbi-F icksbuFg Nhig.
EActive preparations are being made in
most Of the Northern States 10 prosecute the
dralt ordered by Lincoln. He has q set Of will
ing tools in The governors, aud will get bis men.
Ia the mean time, what are ne doing
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B~A letter from TangipshOa states that the
crew Of the Arkansas, commanded by Lieuten-
ant L n. Brown, c. S. H., passed through that
place, en route for Baton Rouge. They are 10
man the batteries there, and having passed
through the baptism of fire, there is nc danger
of their hinching.
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80 A~DYEKTfSENE NIN=
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mRmPnIa INTELLEGuNCR


The Memphis Bulietin, of the lst instant, has
reached US. On Sunday afternoon a IRE broke
out in the residence of H Fuk, Esq, on the
fernando plank road, in tbs vicinity of Judge
Kings house. The house was a one-story frame,
and was completely burned to the ground. A
good portion Of the furniture was saved.
On Sunday evening, after dark, three trans
port boats, filled with prisoners Of war, on their
way to Vicksburg, to be exchanged, escorted by
a gunbOst and accompanied by the dispatch
beat, Brown, arrived at the landing. The Bul-
letin says: Il We may Judge by the repeated,
loud and exultans cheers Ct the crowds on the
boats, we Judge The boys were well pleased to
exchange the monoiony Of The jail for liberty
and Dixie"
As the steamboat JEFF. Davis, formerly the
Harmonic, which lost her s~iegn-wheel some time
ago, was being conducted up the river, she
began to sink, ard was taken on the shoal on
the other side of the river, opposite the foot Of
Court street, where she lies hull under.
BIr. Mas, a tailor, was arrested for loud and
earnest profession Of secession sentiments.
The local OF the Buttftta continues 10 adVo-
cate the removal of the old wharEboat. He
thinks q persuader or twp, in the shape Of shells,
would accomplish the work.
Nothing of interest is noticed as trsnsPiring,
as the whole population were engaged in dis
cusSing the war e in which " the curb stone
orators were having a good time"
TIRED OF THE ELEPHANT-The Chicago
Times states that It has received several com
munieations from Cairo complaining bitterly Of
the large influx Of negroes from below, and
adds; The civil authorities there should ex-
hibit to the military authorities the constitution
al provisions of this State against negroes, and
appeal to them to obey them, and if this fail,
then appeals should be made to the governor at
Springfield to interpose in favor of the majesty
Of the fundamental law Of the State.
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Gun contractors corTob0rats the recsnFesiate-
ments about tie willingness OF tho EAs Depart
ment now to Tenew contracts which it brofs cd
months ago. Plenty OF manufacturers axe ready
to manuiseture the Springfield misket 81 once,
but they insist on much larger prices thaa taaaa
manufaciured at Springfield arsenal eess the
net cost of this arm is about So 80. The gov
eminent thinks SIG is enough = pay contrae-
tors-but they ask more.
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Postage stamp bills are beginning 10 get into
general circulation here, ard considerable sup
country. The supply SIS yet, however, is very
far from eguel to the demand, and there is a
great pressure ofthe Department in Consequence.
Secretary Chase received one letter to-day,
urgently representing the want Of small change
in certain rural districts, and proposing 20 take
two hundred aud fifty dollars' worth Of the
small bills, and pay the Secretary a hall per
cent. premium on il, if he would ouly prgnise
TO give him the monopoly, aud not send any
more to other parties in that locality Similar
brilliant propositions CONS from other quarters
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-29

Only $50 Men out Of 900 Es-
cape from tho Front
Royal Fight.
TIE NORFOLK DAY.pOOK SUPPRESSED

From Washipgton.


WAsnNaroN Nay -.
General Sigel Was ssrenadsd tonight aud made
astio.
Nothing Of importanes has been received to-day
from 0sneral Hailsck.
No further news from Gsnsral Banks com.
ihe War Department received advices this eve.
ming from Mcclellan, eayin&fthat he had captured
Hanover Court House. Our loss 10 small. We
captured one Of the easny's cannon, killed
wounded and teok prisoners several Of the enc
my.
Times Dispatchl
movement to-day made BY General Fits job.
Porters division Of McClsllan's army, 10 reported
to have been attended with complete success. Il
resulted In cutting Of rail road O Communication
with Richmond at . new and important pointand
will undoubtedly tend 70 the discontinue Of the
rebels.
Gsnsral's Mcdowell and Ord spent tho day in
the city, and after : protracted interview with
tho President and Secretary Of War, returned 70
Fr.derioksburg.
The sbeve item about General Porter doub.le,s
refers 70 the capture Of Hanover Court House.
Especial to the Trbune.l
mated for Brigadier General to-day. He IL now 10
command Of forces guarding number Of plaee,
in central Mo,
The Secretary Of the Navy has furnished Con-
Groso with the result Of the examination, BY .
Special Board, Of Stevens Battery - an efficient
means Of ceast defence. They think that for tn
purpose, II will require essential notifications to
suit Improvements in naval warfare. As the
Secretary believes it the Intention of Congress
70 apply the nearly @SO0,000 heretofore appropr-
atsd upoa tho battery, according to the original
plan sho0ld it have been approved, hs was not
fully authori1od % e1psnd the money to carry out
the suGIesti0ns Of the Board
Cen. Sigel visited the Capitol to-day and ~
warmly welcomed BY Oongressmen.
lSrecial TO Post.1
The now treaty with Mexico, has Just been 70.
ceivsd here. IL terms. do not meet the views
Of the 0ovenmsnt and it will undovbt-
sdly bs fejeceed BY the Senate, when it Il sub
mittsd.
WashinSten 10 perfectly quiet to-day.
u IL undssstcod the Government has satisfac.
toey a1vieee fBn0 sovogA important points whore
Cur Sseese axo spseatina. L essssin thst every
thiag thus fae eeee veil. The Goveenment eatce.
tales e1psstasie1s that 10 paesuasee Of plans l.ii
eat beeeeo the retreet Of Gen. Baaks, and which
afe new bedaG Gased ea4 The rebel forces VIE vsn.
tufedsup the valley Of the Shenandoeh, will -
captured.
Il 10 considered ssrtsin hsrs BY ths friends Of the
measure here who have taken most pains 70 ?
form themselves Of the opinions ef membess, thss
the bankrupt bill will pass.
The President has appointed, and tho Senate
confirmed, John A. Hendricks, Collector Of the
port Of Beaufort, N. G.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-29
From COeinth.

BsroRR CORINrH, May n.
Ger. Halleck has issued An order prohibiting
skirmishing. The pickets on both sides srs now
friendly, and within conversing distance, which
they improve.
Last night Eve rebels, including ono sergeant,
came over to our lines.
Our forces arc within two miles Of the rebsl
works, and In rome places our heavy guns are
within battery distance, but the dense woodlands
intervening prevents either party from ovsslng
6re.
Camp rumors say that vicksburg has surrea.
dsred. and that our feet Is en- route to Memphis.
The reporter Of tho Associated Press, ae Gen.
Hallecks headquarters, says oil the Corinthian
news telegraphed from Chicago, derived via Cairo,
for some time past, 10 entirely without founda-
tion. No engagement Of the least consequence
has occurred up TO IL 4 O'Clock last night.
The Savannah News Of the 18th, says that two
Yankee steamers opened 6re with shot and shell
on Dover. on Friday. No damsgs done
The Mobile Register Of the 22d, says sll 10
quiet st Fort Morgan. Il publishes correspond
ence relative TO the demanded surrender Of Vicks-
burg.
Tho vicksburg Citizen, Of the goth, says that
some Fedcrals landed 1t Warrentown, and had
had few skirmishes.
Governor Shorter, Of Alabama, calls ont Ill the
population not subject 70 the eosscfpioo Law, for
State guards.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-29

An InrolIRABEs NuIsAxCE.-Wheu
Nr. Tovsssad leased the Nsewin Block, ~
we're given = undsrstsad that the villainous
nuisaass In the cellar of that baildisg wsuld
n once and feeeyee b ahaaed. Saeh hss oee
been oar sxpsrissss thas fss. o. Tie ssstsas
y, these rssiding aud deisg badness O Perry
ssrsss ere daily treated - perfume mssy
tiass mere powerful thas Jsskey Cub o.
''Nsv Newa Hay" asd ia6aitsly lsss delight
I'll 70 the nasal ergaaa Thee Il - pessosas
vsy 70 seadissts this evil. pssnsasasly. ssvs
b. 6llise ap ths cellar, sad he 1ssaAal shsuld
- thas The evsses q sesats q ths h0l)diaG
have The work aseeoplisAsd Sseahvith
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-29
From Boston.

BosroN, Nay 90.
Gov. Andrew has issued an order relievfne the
militia who rallied In obedience 70 the psoolsma-
tion Of Monday, and they srs returning to their
homes, except such - Volunteer for three years
OF the war-ths men generally expected 70 serve
Congress required their services Tor On indefinite
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-29

Fs.H TO LApIss.-Self culture and
ths right education and government q child.
rem is the subject Of Pref O. 8. fevlss's lss.
tore tonight ct L. Claire Hall. We oil alo
- human imprevsmsnt. and the Professors
long sxpsrisses snd deep ssudy in The science
q usa sminsntly 6ts hin fer The teacher. Gs
ead hear hin. Ladies. you e shssp-gsa-
tlsnsn Is cents. He gives professional
sxaminasions aud aaviss regarding health.
sssoeiation. narrisgs. manage cement Of children.
ete.. et bic rooms et the Il Claire Houss.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-29

Wednesday, Nay -.
A1WvuD.
Kan CAGsnl, Davis, Keeknk.
nAwKnYn, afay, &c. rAal.
AD hxo, 0alt, DuAoqHa.
DuANG8D:
1nI HnD1neoM, RAeAe2 DubuQuo.
Kan OAoo1s, Davis, xsoknk.
nAvKN1, 0ssy. 90. Lsais. so
DoAzo I1Avuo 9o.DAY. ssv
The Nosthesa Nns paskss Wa. L. 1vi,g,
CApe. Bafssd cd Clssk 0uaas, vim lesve tAis
Degt fee s.. HAal 81 integnediaAs pslnfs tAio
svsaiae. Ihe a1osaAisa q tzavslses saa dip
psesi h dissctel = his noss psp1laf saft. l~
issieht a passage saasizs sf =. \. PEsaaynaa.
he "A Hiasy tapk 0aih win dspars f. Ds-
buque 81 iatognolia1e 1na1lnp q sA1sGk tAis
asniag. .alise sase soaasstisss visA paalsts
1ee B. FAul. M =
he light lssaeAt psshst Jenais W1iI9,s,
Casaaia Hsuissa, vin essast e. Keshak -
haeEnsdiaAs psinls tAis nsnias q . sa1eea-
nakag ssaassesssf fse g. ksule h q Ass1.
1Ae Dsasiss 0Vs Ca Dunsa, ~ 1sI1ge
- Assnk - NJ pol1s III sveoiae. vs
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-29
From PhilaAelphia.

FnlLAD0IRDlAs LAY ~.
Hon. Thos. 4. Scott, A ssstsnt Secretary Of War,
hes arrived here direct from Gen. HalleekS army
before Cosinth, having lsfe there lest Friday.
Our army u in sxesllent eonditioa, occupying
strong position and ready for the great struggle.
4 battle may b expeeted within the next ~
days.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-29

SAD CAsx.-A man named .McGraw,
desk hand % oss Of eur sesanbooas, vas
drowned ths ether day bssvssa this place and
Ksekuk. He leaves . vile and Ssas soall
children ia ssr city. IN very destitute slrsuo.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-29

HARPIR.-We have received from the
publishers he Jane nunbsr Of this sxssllsat
magasins. full - ususl Of COED thisgs tsem
ths psns Of The best living authors. To b
obtained ~ the News Dspets or >S enclosed
In letter directed - Harper / Bro. New
York City. vill secure IL for one gear.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-29

The ArLAx7Ic.-The June number
Of The Atlantic 10 before %, sentsining Ats,.
asy ssms from the psas Of Whites. Lowell.
Thersau. Alice Gary aad others. Twenty i've
cents buys IL. and - ssat 70 Tishner 4
Fields, Boston, secures Il for vhsls year.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-29
Arrest Of Judge Carmichael, Of Ud.

Arrest Of Judge Carmichael, Of 1d.
DAL4iMoR8, Nay 20.
Last Saturday, the Dspaty Provost Marshal, By
order Of Gen. Dix, commanding this DepaSt0snt,
rested Judge Richard Carmichael, Judgs of the
county, and James Powell, Prosecuting Attorney
upon . charge Of treason. Thew were bfought
to Baltimore, and lodged IN Fort AeHsnry.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-29

One hundred dollags reward will be
paid 70 any nsa, woman sr child vhe eaa
6nd . shoe store In DsvsnpeEt whore they sao
buy bosss and shoes cheaper than q Dow 1
Co.. No. Is Brady street. Geeds warranted
not 70 have pasts. board soaatsss q eelss.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-29

WaE14 70 FlND Tasx.-J. G. Todd
received yesterday ass ssapstmsat Of xsns.
Boys Ladies. Misses ssd Childrsa's Beots.
shsss. osissrs and slippers. II yea want
ssas of he best goods II The city. sall % ".
Todd, corner u Sseead and Brady streets.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-29

DsAD.-August Nesps, the young
osa attacked With hydrsphebis o. Sunday
lsse. died at bic residence In Rock Island yes
tsedsy morning. Before bic death be exhibited
su The horrid symptsas sf the avfsl dissass.
and " ere told suffered unreasonable sgeay
In bic esnvslsisns. ". Nssps wss about -
years Of age.