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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-08-25

"a ORSE SIOLE1N On LDs-Un
l. Monday night, the 10th inst the subscriber
lost his horse from the pasture field of Jacob Arbo-
CAST. near Hermitage, Augusta county The horse is
of a rich dun color with white name and tail and is
six years DID, He is fine looking horse and in good
condition There is split in the left hind foot A
liberal reward will be given for his delivery to Jacob
Arbogast, near Hermitage Augusta county, orto the
subscriber at Hightown, Highsnd county or for any
information that will enable him TO get the horse
August lo-StsF WM. A. YEAGER.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-08-25

HORSE STOLEN.-0n Sunday night last the
Il subscriber had horse stolen from his meadow
within two miles of Greenville. His Horse is years
old, bay with Star in his forehead and both hind
feet white Has been rode much, but works any
where, A reward of $50 will be given for the defy
ery of the horse to him. any information which will
enable him to set him. GILBERT DEMPSTER.
August 25--3ts*
TEEDES.-The subscriber desires to receive hides
IL to be tanned On shares, and also to purchase
bark and hides, for which the highest cash price will
be given. RICHARD SUMMERSON
August 25-3mos
Tor SAAE.--The subscriber has several mich
Cows and Calves, and eight yearlipgs for sale,
which he will sell privately. Apply to
August 25-lt* A. KUPER
at Arnalls Boarding House.
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0OW ESTRAYED.-On Thursday, the 23rd OF
~ August, there estrayed from the fields of the
subscriber Ga miles from Stanton, on the Church
vile road white COW with red ears, and toleraby
long pointed horns. She has never been marked. A
liberal reward will be given for her delivery to the
subscriber or any information leftat the Spectator
office which will enable him to get her.
Aug 25--2ts ANDREW j. IlVlCk.
T1STRA Y.-Strayed, from the premises of the
- subscriber, about 10 DAYS since, a WHITE HEIF-
Err, supposed to be about or years old. No marks
.recoIlected ANY information viii be thankfully re-
ceived and be literally rewarded.
NJ. PARKER d SON,
stanton, August 25-4ts
dhaNn REWARD.-Ranaway, from the sub
SZUU soriber, on the 10th inst, two Negro
men, Sampson and Abner.
SAMPSON, is low, chunky, black and about % years
old.
ABNER, is of gingerbread color, small sharp-faced
and about 40 years old.
1 VII! pay the above reward or 500 eseh. if taken
and confined 50 that get them aooress
Ang 26-tf [. T. JORDAN,
Cowpasture Bridge,
Allegheny CO., Va.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
ATCTTON SATEC
BY BRUCE Il PECK. Auetioneers

AUCTION SALES
BY BRUCE q PECK, Auctioneers.
WE will sell at our Auction Room, on Friday. tn,
18th inst, without reserve large lot of Goods, con
ssting in part of
ENGLISH PRINTS,
MISSES SHOES,
SEWING SILK,
EDGINGS, COTTON HOSE.
BUTTONS, 3OBINETS
WRAPPING TWINE, SAFETY FUSE.
COTTON BATTING, NAILS,
CASTOR OIL, PAINTS
FINE STEEL ENGRAVINGS
100 lbs WHITE LEAD, &c. &c
s8 Ladies especially invited to attend.
Aug 25-lt BRUCE Il PECK, Auets
A UCTION AT MIDDLEBROOK.-On Sat
IA urday, the 18th day of August, 1868, at m,
Store, in Middlebrook, Va, shall proceed to sell
Public Auction, my STOCK OF GOODS consistin,
of 2o0u yards of "A brown Cotton 2bales 600 bunch
es] Cotton Yarns, (Manchester(; 1900 lbs Sugar, b,
the barrel and by the hundred, 1000 pounds of LIST
3D. and Sd rate Smoking tobacco 800 Yards of heav,
Striped and Colored Cotton Cloth, 100 Cotton Bats
30 doz spools best quality OF black and white Thread
reams writing paper, large quantity of Calicoes
Lawns, Swiss Muslins, Alpaca, TISSUE Berage
Bleached Cotton, Gray Flannel, GRAY Jeans Ready
Made Clothing, ladies Sleeves, Collars Belts, Lac,
Mantias, Linen Handkerchiefs, side aud Tuck combs
Black and White Hose, Gloves, &C.. Pins Needles
Hooks and Eyes, Hair Pins, lace Bobinet Walls Cans
DC. ExtractLogwood, Copperas, Indigo, Alum, Blue
Stone and Spanish Brown. Sulphur, Cream Tartar
Soda, Spice, Cloves, Nutmegs, Essence Lemon Pep
pesmlnt, Laudanum, Cordials, &c, and many other
things too tedious to mention. shayalso sell OF
good Work Horses that day. Terms cash.
Sale to commence at 8 o'clock, a. NJ.
Aug 25-lB G. w BERLIN
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4 UGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY =

IA The trustees of this institution announce that
the session will begin the 1st of October. and:
close on the both of June, 1864
Miss NJ. J BALDWIN aided by competent teachers,
Will have charge OF the school, and Miss AGNES Mo
CLUKG of the boarding department.
TERMS The price of board for the first three
months will be $50 per month, exclusive of washing
During the following months the price will depend
upon the state Of the markets
Tuition for three months IN the Primary depart
ment, $16; higher English branches $25 Langua-
ges, S 10 EACH Music, $30
Advance payment for each three months will be ex-
pected.
stanton, Aug ls-2t-Yin Central Presbyterian
and Rock Register cnnY 2 weeks
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.100 REwARD.-stolen, on the 4th inst,

POSTPONEMENT.-The sale of the above property
is postponed to SATURDAY. THE 18TH OF SEP
TENDER NEXT. August 1S-tds
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-08-25

GTRAY ED-From IT, pasture 0. he subscriber,
- on Cnristians Greek, uear MM. Hamilton's, on
the 5Ist of July a large Ia RK BRINDLE cow, 10
or II wears old but sle white except in the fat
Gives milk from the right teas; the other two
considerably shrunken no marks remembered-
Any one giving information that VIA lead to her re
covefy. will be literally rewarded.
August ls-tf +. l.. EDM0NDSON.
Staupton Va
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-08-25
BUREAU OF CONSCRIPTIoN.
RICHMOND, VA, July 2lst, 1865. (
NoTICE.


To answer numerous inquiries, and to correct err
to all concerned.
l. Under the receut call of the President. extend
ing the Conscrpt age, ali substitutions have ceased
to be valid if the substitute lie less than 4 old
and IS not otherwise exempt by law.
2 Membership, unless an officer duly accepted
by the War Department., of local organizations for
home defence or special service eoners claim to
exemption from Confederate service: neither does
service In the militia, unless in of officers acu
ally in commission who have duly qualified.
B. Hereafter any one furnishing substitute will
become liable IN his own person whenever the servi-
OF the substitute are lost to the Government from
any cause other than the casualties of war.
Applications for exemption ON any ground
whatever, must first be addressed to the local enroll
ling officer, who II ne has not power to act, or is in
doubt, wall refer them to the higher authority with
report Of the facts. All such addressed direct tn
hi ner authority viii necessarily and invariably he
referred back for local examination and report: and
the applicants VIII thus have uselessly lost time and
prolonged suspense.
Appeals against adverse decisions by local officers
viii be forwarded by them for hearing when anv
plausible ground OF appeals Set fseth.
B. Commandments of conscPipts viii give this notice
extensive circulation in the local prsss of their res
peetiVe oeates. u. w. LAY, Lit. Col. A.A.G
aug I'm Acting Chief of Bureau.
~ Catharine Euritt and o hers, 0s In the Circuit
Wni. .. Euritt, Administrators of Court for Au-
Francis }. Euritt, decd, ct ais. gusta county
In obedience to decree OF said court pronounced in
this cause, on the 18th of june 1853 shall on the
premises, on FRIDAY, the 18th day of September,
1863, proceed to SELL by way of public auction the
highest bidder, the land In the bill and proceedings
mentioned. Said tract adjoins the land formerly
owned by the late john NJ Estell. Lies on the Long
Glade, in Augusta county, Va said contain frac.
ton over 90 and is the land of which Wm
Eurlt died seized 1t is said to be and of good quail
ity and is very well improved
TERMS:-So much in hand as is necessary to de-
fray the costs of sale and suit the remainder in three
equal annual instruments. bearing interest from the
date OF sale, the purchaser executing bonds with ap
proved personal security and the title to be retained
as ultimate security reserving to the purchaser the
privilege OF paying said bonds either of them upon
the coming In ofCommissioner Hill report, and the
confirmation of the sale by the Court.
Aug 25-4t $l3 REUBEN ID. HILL,
Commissioner.
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EDUCATIONAL.
WESLEYAN FEMALE COLLEGIATE
Wv INSTITUTE. STANTON. VA.

WESLEYAN FEMALE COLLEGIATE
w INSTITUTE, STANTON, VA.
This Institution offers advantages which commend
orally.
Locality easy ofaccess, safe, healthy, and inviting
Competent and efficient Instructors in every De-
partment.
large Library, Philosophical and Chemical Appa-
ratus Globes, Maps, Anatomical Charts. Cabinet of
Minerals, and well preserved Skeleton, With pre-
pared muscles, veins, arteries, &C.
Goyernment-Parental: combining order aud firm
ness with kindness and forbearance
Fare as good as the market will Afford and charges
a. 81 lor the times not exceeding 1855
washing, lights and fuel Latin, French and Music.
Pupils, to furnish their own towels
The Fall Session will open, September 10th, .Ss3
For Circular, address
REV. VIM. s. BAIRD, A. M.
AuCust 11-4t p.s..:-i
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~
August 1S-2m* MRS. s. FORREST,
Eastwood, Staunton, Va.
EEMALE SEMINARY-KEV. w. w.
Il TRIMBLE, PRINCIPAL.-The next session
will open the middle of Sept, 1868 and close tal
middle Of June, 1864. Board. including fuel and
washing, for the entire term, $780, be paid in pro-
visions at the prices of two years SINCE, oney
nough to buy 500 worth at oldprices. A small ad-
the old price Of tuition For further par o
ulars address the Principal, at BroHGs1nrg, Sees-
bridge county, Va. August II Sm
n. AWHILE FEMALE COLL--GE
IL DANVILLE, \
The next session will commence October t,
ADVANTAGES
l. a location safe, healthy aud attractive.
2. full, efficient and experienced corpa OF teach
erS.
3. high standard of scholarship and thorough
instruction.
l. A fine library, extensive Apparatus and ten
Pianos.
s. Spacious and well arranged Buildings and
Grounds.
s. Special attention paid to Manners and DepoTt-
ment.
Z. Well furnished Rooms, good fare, and special
care sickness.
8. The home character and influence of the school
For a,Catalogue or further information. address
GEORGE LA MONTE, A. NJ,
Aug. 4-10ts.- President.
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Mrs. Forrest, will the duties of her school,
on MONDAY the 2lst of Sept. Address
August 1S--2m* MRS. s. FORREST,
Eastwood, Stanton Va.
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VALUABLE FARM TWO MILES FROM
v WAYNESBGRO'. AUGUSTA CO, VA. AZ

August ll-tds
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-08-25

;. a. sEACKELFORD,
Of Fauquier, Va.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-08-25
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.

Hail dozen day scholars can be received
Aug 1877
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-04

Col. Hatch ngaim Successful 81
CleMn10g Onl Gucrrlllas.
BOnbnrdment Of Csslmmings'
Point.
A Fatal military BIundcr.
CINCINNATI, Aug. !.

ORIGINATE, Aug. 3.
The Commercials Lexington dispatch says
the rebels under Scott burned . train oil 20
wagons en- route from Camp Nelson for
forge. Laundcrs overloaded the rebels 5
miles north Of Somerset on Saturday and
captured Coils. Ashby and Ackeison, and
Isl men.
Col. Basil Duke and 50 other officers
have been removed IRON Johnson's Island
and confined in the Columbus penitentisry
with Morgan.
LATER.-Only ID wagons wero captured
and burned by Scott's rebels At STANFORD,
n.y., instead Of GO, ss reported.
The Gazstie's Lexington dispatch says
Scott's raid is concluded. 1900 rebels ef
iected . crossing At Cumberland, leaving
stolen wagons and other property behind
them.
400 prisoners captured from SCOTS com
msnd, passed through Frankfort to day for
Louisville.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-04

TRUSTEES SALE.

As AUTHORIZED AND EMPOWERED BY
II two (2) deeds Of trust. executed By william
Ailland and wife. "a mo - Trustee. on the 18th
day Of June A. u. 1857, AMI on the 18th day Of
January A. ID 1869. respectively, and recorded
sovevally 10 book al" Of mortgages, At page 3Ol.
and book "P" Of mortgages, 1t page 500. q scott
county records Default having boon made In the
payment Of the notes therein named, ] shall on
saturday, the sth day Of August ID 1858, at2P.
NJ, nj tho Court House door. Ia the city Of la.
veuport. offer for sale and sell TO the highest and
best bidder, bidders, TO: cash therefor the fol-
lowing deseribed land. situated In Scott county,
Iowa, To- wit: Tho west half Of the north west
quarter Of section No. ten 100 township eighty
(s0) north, range five o. east, Of 5,h p. m also
part OF the south half Il section No. eleven (ll)
In township No. seventy nine (79) north Of rsnge
No 6vs IS east, Of tho 9Th p. m. bounded and
described rs follows. tO-wit: Commencing at 4
s,ake on the bank of the Mississippi river, which
bears south twenty-twot 22s degrees west from
pest on the bank Of said river, standing on the
quarter section line. running east and west
through the centre Of the aforesaid section;
township and range, . black oak trss thirty
inches in diameter bears from tho place Of be-
ginning north 81 .. west 81 links ; thence north
81 degrees and thirty minutes, west - chains .
link, tn ence south chains renee south 81
degrees 80 minutes, east 33 chains, 81 links, and
thence north Is degrees cast chains 10 the place
Of beginning.
July II, 1868.
Laurel. SUMMERS, Trustee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-04
HAPPINESS or MISERY /!
THAT IS THE QUESTION I

THE PRuPRIEIORS OF THE NEW YORK
l. MUSEUM AND ANATOMY OF ERDICrRR have
determined, regardless of expense, 10 issue free
(tor the benefit of suffering Humanity tOuR of
their ,:cst interesting and instructive Lectures
onMarrsgc and its disqualifoation., Nervous De-
o'lity. Premature Decline of Manhood. lndigss-
ton, Weakness or Depression, Loss Of Energy I'D
Vital Power, the G.eat Social Evil, and those
mslades which result IRON youthful folies, ex-
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and Natures Law.
These invsluable Lectures have been the means
Of enlightening and savin. thousands, ard will
addressing SECRETARY, New York Maseum of
Anatomy and Medicine, 6ls Broadway, New
York. aug3-ly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-04
LHAyeNwoRTH. Aug.

Captain Harvey, at Westport, learning
that u was the Intention Of guerrllas TO
attack n large :rsin, which had left kausas
CITY for Santa Re in the latter part Of July,
started in pursuit with company OF Kan.
sas volunteers be overlook it, aud finding
il had been robbed, started forward after
the robbers. when be came upon Captain
CoIegsn, with . company Of the 9th Kansas,
VITO bad come from Santa Fa to meet the
train. Each supporting he had found the
enemy, drew his men in line Of battle, or
dered charge, when severe fight ensued
in which many we're killed and wounded
before the mistake was discovt red
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-04
Second V'OlNNae
or THE
IS III q M Il rel T.. -

TONTAINlNG OLD FAvORITES NOT IN
" the First Volume and Ne. and Popular Com
positions that have appeared since its publica ton.
Marches, WsltIes, keaowas, SchOttiscnes Galops
hszurkas, Quadrilles, Dances, Choice Piano Gems
snd Four-Har1 Duets. The immense popu arity
and extended dcms nd for the Grst volume, has in
duced the publishers to CLEAN from the vast Re-
pertorie Of Musical Gems comprised in their own
catalogues and those OF European and American
publishers, tho best pieces Of every variety, suit
ed to all tastes and require ments. That this new
volume will attsin q popularity equal with that
so rapidly achieved BY the FIRST, no ore can doubt
af'cr examining it, table Of contents, embracing
nearly two hundred Easy and attractive pieces for
beginners, and bfillians for accomplished Play
ers, cop prisipg the Best Pieces of the Best Com
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presenting Two Hundred and Fifty Pages of
Choice Mu'ic, being nearly Forty Pogss wore than
the First Volume. PRipws-Pain, $500 Cloth,
embossed. 1928 Cloth. full guilt, $500. OIL.
YER DITSON 4 CO., Publishers, Boston.
iyl5.dtf
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MEMpnls, | via CAIRo 3

Col. Hatch has succeeded in running
Richardson and bis band oil guerrilIas, loo
strong, down into Mississippi, and has turn,
ID his attention TO Gen. Pillow and HI
forces, who arc IN the ncigtborhood OF
Paris, Tenn.
One Of Gen. Dodge's scouts, who lett
Tuscumbis July % b, has arrived at Cor.
NTH. lie reports that nearly one half The
Alabamisns IN Braeg's army have deserted
taking their arms with them, aud are in the
mountains, refusing to 60 back.
Johnston, with the bulk OF his army, is
at Meridian. That part Of it is under or
ders 10 go to Mobile aud part to Demopilis.
They were perfectly ignorant OF Grants
movements
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-04
WARRINGTON Aug z

The following order was issued to day
from the Adjutsnt Gen. Office: "The ex
penses upder which 100000 militia for 4
months service, from the States Of Mary.
land, Ohio and Western Virginia,
we're called out by the President
proclamation Of June 10Th, 1868, having
passed, it is hereby ordered by the Presi-
dent, that on and after the PRONUNCIATION Of
this order, no more enlistmcnts under the
said call scat DO made. By order Of the
Secretary Of War,
Signed, 4. d. TowHssxp, 4. A. G."
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-04
Fokr NoNRoy. Aug

VUKI NUNKUE, Aug. d.
The Richmond Wig Of aug lst, has been
received here, and contains the following
CHARLESTON, July 81.
Cummings Point was severely lombard
ed yesterday morning, commencing about
10 o'clook. TIE lrunsides ani two Mont
tors was engaged. Tie bombardment last
I'd ill 3 y. a., when the vesse,s Withdrew.
The batteries at Gregg, Wagner and sun
ter responded TO tue enem's tire. Two men
were killed aud wounded at battery
Gregg. The batteries were not materiall,
injured. There was no firing to- lay.
WELDON, N. c., July 90.
At last acsoaLie the Yankees were re
treating below jackson, destroying bridges
as they went.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-04

TRUSTEES SALE.
NIHEREAS. on the LIST day Of January, A..
w ID. 1851, Francis Brogan and Ann Brogan,
his wife. executed unto Austin Corbin rs Trustee,
certain deed Of trust, conveying to said trus
tee the land 10 Clinton county, Iowa. desert bed rs
follows. to wit. The north west quarter and the
west half Of the northeast quarter, Of section
No. one a. in township No. eighty-onc ISL
north OF range No. four "a, east Of the 9th p m !;
containing two hundred and forty acres /; said
deed of trust recorded on the records OF said
Clinton county, in book"k" Of mortgages, Pages
1873. to which reference is made which said
Conveyance was made by the said Francis Bro
gan and wife. tor the purpose Of securing the pay
ment Of certain promissory notes and the in
terest thereon, signed by said Francis Rrogsn,
dated tho LIST day of January. A. d., 1861, and
one OF which was payable as follows For the
sun o. seventy 1--we dollar, on the first day Of
July, A. d., 1888, to the order OF William p,
Wheeler, with interest at the rate of ten per
cent. alter dae, and vita exchange on New York
City
And nov, said described note having be-.
come due and payable, and the said Francis
brogan having failed 10 pay the same,
|, Austin Corbin. Trustee as aforesaid, do
hereby give this public notice. that by
virtne Of The power which is in me vested by said
deed Of trust, will. on Wednesday, the 5th day
CT August, a. d. 1863 at tho hour Of nine o'clock
in the forenoon oi said day, at the Court House
door, in the city OF Davenport, expose
and offer for sale, at publ, auction, for cash the
parcels Of lani above described, or so much
thereof as shall be necessary to satisfy and nav
tho amount due on said notes with the nterestthere
on to the day Of sale. together with all the costs
and expenses attending said SALE costs of this no
toe and Trustees fees,
Dated the 18th day Of July, A. d. 1863.
AUSTIN CORBIN,
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New YoRK, Aug


The Arabia, from Liverpool 25th, via
Queenstown Goth, arrived here this after
noon. An aniiSouthern association was
being formed at Manchester to counterfeit
the influence and correct the misreprcsen.
ta,ions Of the slave holders coniederscy,
aud to employ all means against the recog.
milton Of tue Confederate States.
The Army 4 Macy Gazette thinks that
with Grants army free 10 cooperate with
R,secrsns, there is no grounds for speaking
hopefully of the prospects OF the Conlelcra.
cy, unless Lee is able TO reverse their mis-.
fortune by great victory.
In the House Of Commons on the Odd, the
subject Of foreign enlistment was introduc
ed by Mr.. Golden who referred TO the pro.
ceedlngs Of the Alabama, Florida and Vir.
gina, all built in Bltlsh ports Tor the Con-
iederate service. lie said II was well known
that two iron clad ships were now being
built ut Liverpool for the same purpose, and
lie believed that II they were allowed 10
leave England, the result would be decla
ration OF war on the part of the American
Government American shipping had b.
come almost vaueless IN cons. quence Of thu
seizures made by Confederate cruizers, and
ut tue huN'tIftHtut tdht Steps
10 prevent the departure Of these vessels
lie was informed that the American Gov
eminent took note Vi the value vi ever,
vessel captured and deblted it to her Ma
jestys Government.
lie was further informed that the Amer
ican minister had made formal claim upon
England, TO indemnify American ship own
ers Tor their losses. No doubt the claim
was rcpudiated by Der Mojesty's govern.
ment, but out OF disputed claims OF this ma.
ture an expensive and disastrous war might
suit.
Mr.. Laird, referring more particularly to
the case OF the Aabsms, said everything
had been done in broad daylight. II,
tainted Golden with pursuing a course
which, while It would enable his friends IL
the North to get all they wanted, would
put a stop in England to q lcgitimat.
branch Of industry.
Lord PAlmerston defended the cour,e
which the government had taken, and said
be could see no distinction in principle be-
tween selling arms to the Fedcrals and sell
ing ships 70 the Confcderates. lie appeal.
ed to the principle laid down on the sub
ject by Americans themselves.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-04

and will continue I. keep on hand full and com.
istc assortment OF e,ety thing necessary o we'll
iaered household. Ho Wa. ut once add largely
70 .ne STOCK and trusts his rrs,es, app ,eciatine
n.s euol's 10 please them, will exseni 70 tho new
proprietorship a liberal patronage. Ar. sanp.
DELivERkD PROMPTLY.
ChAS. p. BDER.
.Cornss Brady and Fourth "a.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-04
INSURANCE.

Security Life lns. and Annuity Co.,
No. 81. Pine ST., NJ.
on PER CENT. OF THE PROFITS TO THE
on policy holders every third year. One-half
Of tho premiums can be paid in notes If desired
by the insured.
ROBT. l.. CASE, President.
THEO. r. WETMORE, Vice President.
ISAAC II. ALLEN, Secretary.
Branch Office At Davenport, Iowa.
u.s.. MARCY, General Agent
Iowa References
Hon. n. Il. BAEER Adjt. Gen. State Of Iswa.
aE0. II. French, Esq, Mayor city Davenport.
Is. Is. WOODWARD, Cashier State Bank Iowa.
GOULD, DInOcK 4 Go. "ankers, Moline, Ill.
New York la.ferences
BANK COMMONWEALTH.
kIssAIS 4 TAYLOR. Bankers.
Office with j. e.. Wash burn.
Nick'OlIS' Block, Second 81.
WHO Is THE AUTHORIZED AGENT.
Nov l5-f