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The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-19
DEKALBH0USE.
Camden, s. C

THE SUBSCRIBER INFORMS HIS FRIENDS
ana tae travelling public that he has leased this COM
mod'ous HOUSE, so eigibly situated in the growing
town of Camden.
his personal superintendence and best efforts aided
oy competent assistants, will be devoted to the COM
tort ana satisfaction of guests and visitors He conf
oently asks continuance Of the favors of all who
nave visited the DeKalb House, and calls from any
of his friends who visit Camden I
January 16 J. H. JIJNGRrT1Tu
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

DIR. W. r. SKIES TENDERS HIS SERVICES
as practising physician to the citizens of Camden and
vicinity Office on main street. in the rooms formerly
occupied by DR.. T. J. WORKMAN.
February 81
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-19
HERSEAfArJ, Editorr.
FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 1863
& o. !! I q !, +! 8

The Ladies', Card Factory. I.
We knowledge the receipt Of So from Mr.,
JAMES CuBEToK, for tho Ladies' Gard Factory.
at Greenwood, s.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-19

s 2 lts sSa 4 a 8 sss,A sRss lIs IS Us.
nis M SssIii y IS i,sxkroS.
9ls sdbjng ~tio1 ana hi hon u this tine
III WI q = 4 end e.vosv. IF
SstpsrAtioR From evssy miiits ssaspsftmss,t
;relisiie reaches ns ti,at ths troops
vkoss term 81 sefvice Has u xpireS are so;ng
home, While We no here hear Of any iinatorisl
accession t6 the Federal forces from enlistment
orconscription.s Gig 4. \, 4s !, ,sS.,
From North Carolins the Ncwbern cofres.
pondent Of the New York World informs ,ls
that y. 900 Of the nine months and two years
regiments are being mustered out Of Fosters
army. From the Rappahannock we learn that
on one day Of week before last, five transports
containing 5000 mon, left AQUA Greek for
Washington, being portion Of those whose
term Of enlistment had expired. The Herald
admits that from two to four regiments per day
are arriving at home from the army of the
Potomac, and late telegrsphic advises from the
North state that the departures have been SO
great, as to break up Gen. Humphreys division.
Passengers from New Orleans say that 5000
are going home from Gen. Banks ARMY. and
the same reports 'come from tho armies Of
Grant snd Rosecrans The number of effective
men thus leaving the Federal service during
the months of May and juno, will be between
100000 and 100000. The draft thus far has
not been enforced, and from our own expert
ancc with the conscription, it will be some
months before their places can be filled if it's
enforcement is attempted, and, when filed,
tha. number of levies Of raw conscripts will add
very little to the efficiency of their army.
lst Deacon Johnston is a great temperance man,
and sets golden example of total abstinence
rs for as he is seem.
Not long ago he employed carpenter to
make some alterations in his parlor, and in the
corner near the Fireplace, it was found neces-
sary to remove the wainscotting, when 10! a
discovery was made that astonished everybody.
A brace of decauters, a tnmber, aud a pitcher
were,cozily reposing there as if they had Stood
there from the beginning.
The Deacon was summoned, and as he held
the bushing bottles, he exclaimed:
Well, 1 declare this is curious, sure enough,
1t must be that old Burns left them when be
went out of Ibis ere house thirty years ago"
Perhaps he did," returned the carpenter,
but Deacon, the ice in the pitcher must have
friz mighty hard to stay all this time"
s A dispatch from St. Paul to the Chicago
Times, says Indiana hostilities have commenced
in Minnesota. Murderers have already been
perpetratcd by the savages. and general out
break is speedily anticipated Much excitement
and alarm prevail among the people.
WOMEN SENT SoUTH.-Wc understand that
correspondence has passed between Mr.. Ould
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-19

WOMEN SENT SoUTH-Wc understand tb bat
correspondence has passed between Mr.. Ould
and Maj. Ludlow, the Yankee commissioner of
exchange, in regard to the character of some
the females banished from the North by MIR.
Lncon and sent here, whose moral weight at
home or aboard is nothiug, and that their
federation, either in one place or another, is by
sufferance
We arc informed, from source that may be
considered official, that the indiscriminate re-
ception of parties from the North is at an end,
Henceforth an examination before military
tribunal will determine whether the parties
banlshed here are best fit for the liberty of
Main street, or the confines of Castle Thunder.
--htictmond Franiner.
The New York herald., 1863-07-11
I.rvvvR egaeDs NOW orFN. oALLrNIIF ~
BILLIARDS.

DapPRigroRs ~ rrELic BiLLiAED ROOMS shE
y~sHsawa 80 - EHestaas - fHghg Aee#f N4nAf
~ ~ g44g sisfpvga ~ sqsk, q sts i9t@ laltffs
49, 49, rag.~ =, F4rssa 80 W. 80 sEffA -
l3 - sAfA sg4sa cy.3rFA AF g4 Na Il 80
-, nsr N fntsfNs Hfvenwe A. wAmfa fssaa
80 tsel1gt az tarft@9 ~ at.snf4
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ExpRsssEs.

- 4 ruprRsrs suEsgTNRE EIYRsNA plgict
.lls Hsss glsgeAN ssses e1@ern ~
.a4f A. - ps~ ~ ~ NNtsAs fssfs wNEtss - -
4s ~ a. =. ~ lts s .ffF Nttewrs g.f fasN tt~
The New York herald., 1863-07-11

VUE ERsr yRyg AID KAsY ~ faE cifH-kr rha
20 nnigl@ couny HN4ss 10 sishf a af~sf ~ Msres.
srsrg efsrlnx ooinfpsnslns slsAt pfsst tafsrs a
IRA ~ vii lfesies. fasd - n korss-si Lg1N ~ -
e.taGa8aasd fAfgfe bsHtags Naftsf r1nftt FtaNlN
sfsftd Ham IhAf3aaf, foln e. HtffN1 NF WNMtiVs
lafY sa'fFfa ALhAAAbhh hbAs, FfN.F#ief
l.rvrYR sEseos nov oFES, GALLEHiEf oY
= ~ Ft1AfMAF. UfrAt NAh4aai FtafH ~
rsut - 30 aias rs.1iistsats w.sasffpi sefs. rbs
ssfnrE fThs Vcyare - I8s. FAxs NssHsF $40
rrssy iher - fufgfs 49, am~itNn az - rAe
fssstaa4Af fsesft t MNs tHF4
laraa4 NsuHinE A1lalssAq9 ~ n~Hts
The New York herald., 1863-07-11

MADAM DEsPARD FENALH PHYSICIAN AND Ac
MI t08fher be nOnsnlied dali Rt il S1lh aseauc
o. o. u ElahM sweet
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IL Earthen aud GIass ware, BY ROBERT HAYpocK,
II O'Clock. a. iGl Liberty ri street.
6cra,es OF Common Earhenware,
GLASSES. Goblcts, Wines. ac
49 T.s.s: Aess..ns A%s,n oninn.s. afsns.e
T BoGART. AUCTroNEER-BY S. j. BOGARr-
s 1y & T. q osSs E ne aSson
% g6sel @ rs lawyer. 9 S
aofany French Eca;sa. Hair Matresses Feather Beds
heaters marble Conner Also, at Y eiosk Velvet
sss's M aa as1a
p s"s a os s sn' oe.%s Ss bas c & waa o
a ..sr @ Pssan ns.a s,ser aa ts sco As &C. 0e o
John =; BUnLEY AycrIoSEEs ~ WILL sI,s. SILL
o. aud olher Bureaus Sofa Beds, sofas, wardrobes
'sssas AND ''ssa s
anS eape oeotSs Msss con. ssa Cot
sge suits Stoves: Bed: and gsaains, Hair Mattresses,
JANEs RENwlcK 4 W. s. TOWNSEND. AUCTION
81 viii sell Saturday morning. July H. at io
O'Clock and continue the same each and evening
Faiioa Avenue Brooklyn near DE Ksp avenue consisns
oas p n op ss ,os,hsr w ..on S Of
yewery &C. A the .tock s large the goods viii be sold
M DOUGHTY. AUcTIoSEER WILL SELL ON sA-
. tnrday July T. at o,. ocSck a, saesroom ale q Mas,
goasehoii furniture Carpets mahogany and ROSEWOOD
sror s, covered i sros.sl and saiI so,h marble ,op
easteads hair Matrcsses Paillasses Lounges A. The
aole w be found worthy the attention OF hou-ekaeprr
every lot be peremporiy sold Also double Set OF
Harness IN good order.
DUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF WINES.
III Liquors. Sc-wM. Writer'S, Auctioneer. Tine
5ersignc will SELL public auction. Saturday. July H.
a. Il A, NJ, al an West Thirty NTH street, lot OF
Wines Ltuors Casks Bottles. Ae the property OF Joseph
K b. BRADFORD. Public Administrator.
GnHRTFFs SALE RICHARD WALTERS. AUCTION.
= esf, w sell Monday July &, at luts O'Clock, at <<6
second street. the Fixtures o PACKING House
One steam Engine Plckipg Hos-heads and Casks. Lard
Kettles aud Coolers Platform Scales sa,saye Making Ma
chine. &C. JAMES LrNii. sheriM
The above sale postponed until u o'clock " On satur
day. july n JAMES LYNCH sherin.
RICHARD WALTERS Aucilonecr.
ELEGANT ROSEWOOD and MAHOGANY FURNITURE,
FRENCH PLATE MIRRORS,
Hs1ASon and Brussels Carpets,
win Monday July l3 Al lob o'clocx, al No s West
rty street Eighth avenue superior Parlor
superb and satin damAsk window Cur
Lans Velvet, Medallion and Brussels Carpets splendid
marble rosewood Centre Tables hpe
Ptanofore nne Sacred OIL Paintings and bngrayins rst
SASS oak Buffet oak Extension Table and Chairs high
iy finished Chamber Furniture and Bedding Excellent
hi,chen Furniture, superior Refrigerator. &C
JAMES LYNCH, Sheriff.
Huca KELLY, Deputy Sheriff.
The New York herald., 1863-07-11

MADAME REsTELL-FEMALE PHYSICIAN AND
M Professor Of Mswlfery. oe consulted as nsia
ia Chambers street Her irfaibe medicines
obtained at tg3 Hudson and il7 Lberty street.
mail
The New York herald., 1863-07-11


, ARON ADoLPHCs ~ PEAhL ASD 81 SEW
"a Cbamterss rrets 40cnss ~ .Dyefnmeut onry
sny am2na, 20 I..,as gspsr8 =, oea sHd sssr
can D, redeemed any time sifAin one yrsr.
,T 77-NoSEy LIBERALI.Y ADVANCED 10 Any
Fare. tc n. B.-PAwnurDksrs rrf~a anti. | sili
Fay q cr cert NOR than otAsr w. Ilca1 ~
lau. tis, watches JsHslry od Cod an siifef. tc ~
H.eetkrr street, up stairs.
III GRAND STREET TwO nooRs gfsT oP
n Bfoadsay, Money aftsresd on waeaes. JsNtlff,
IN i 4 JACKsOs BsoEsr asd 1otsaisso On Msrr easi.
uass hoars from . A N. Until ~ pm
~ eN-aosgY LITERALLY ADVANCED %
~ WAtfheA ID amcnis 4eHtiry. slrsf ftsts. Fsr"s
ssars, a.. y. B-Ps ssn0rossr. 'resss wA1.st. siE
IL ws.ess. diamonds, lsselfy. a a. - BfeadsaJ.
ooraero hoasaoa street - sssrs. rosia 70 2
lTe NASSAU STREET Eoos 40 2 " STAIRS.
- tac hghet prioes are pai ior Disnonfs 80
j,tey p evsry dsscr iign or afs.arrs af. n ~ s.e
~ ti-@ ..-a----..---.---..-...
LRIDEnBsass EAgLE LOAN oYlicE REMOVED
q - N4N Cara STREET naAf bsf i9#Ffgt altsN -
IfsrWJf dismguts rafhss geaeiry4 Rtsrf ~Afe 90
fus wearing sppsr~l sswinx mafhin~s ~ thsErs me-
BUSINESS confidential, soi aaf silver e0pgat oiTr
dAay
DAwSBaoKERs TiCKErs wASrEn-Ar ~ ifEsrgE
| slr-st, one doof east ~ tbs H0wery ! p2f 80
49, pro- fgs Of Dau0nf aEAra Jswe.fY Smhs,
sa.sa Dry Goods aDd caDthae u y ortroa" %anta
pAwssaoggHs rIcKgrs rURcrtsKD oY cLOrH
= lSsss a ~ ssas tiss yrsss ,s. basas.. 80. .s
sl; "a esss ss sS' Lggy s.r, y. 49,, y. .'.s :.
~
ptAsoxp prnwEe
~ arsai~sJs " $500 49, isMa-r ssafH hNs'ss y
D. 4e4is - vase
The New York herald., 1863-07-11

INrEsrE ST. Ess ~ rHR 0AKAr DRigsrAL
lfts Most Wal 80 hfNhf~> asfts Hb~ssf sisr~f--
.mfy 8EA majesty f~JssffntrEt
TIE n fh* t~~ tfli Mdy
form ~ MtrasUrs uA.gfs she Great - Nya
Han 80 BroNaw.y Eiasw@sF ssfsst ~ .aE-His
slslsf ~ 80 tashAxshfht a. ffs7fits Afgsltnsfs ~
iDTa4luess from ft#ss A. - EN8@
no 1sr4 hsrs pr fsYst fsn 4sistT ~
bfAAncy h~fyf~ vith~s~a 49, ~ mgsc.
sfr4ngrrs Bgts aawn SO sAafr-@ Fkask hChNs.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-22
Provost Marshal. a Diet. II lywa

SIDE TRACK.-To enable him to fa.
| sil,ats his busin ~, Mr Burrows wishes 10 ,us
. eide track along by the eide Of hs mill on
oth strest.-ths same ~ the Elevator had ths,
formerly occupied the sAms site To do this Il
you'd har lily have been supposed that . sord
Of opposition could have hsso found 10 the
city. Bat there 10 oppos,ti,n aoe - are
sorry 10 see It. Mr.. Burrows 10 iadsfA.igabie .
10 hts FL rte - . bus ns.s nsn. and NJ one
should ssst . STRAW in HE way to his damage
He he. doas much for this city -fes u any
have done more and for that hs should be sa
titled 10 soms degree Of consi isrstion. though
~ this int noe he s.ks nothing that GOULD n.s
b-justly and properly accorded 70 . perf-e,
sr.ngsr. dc = .o,s 70 bring the cars 80 near
he mill that he can elevate grsio from tnsn
. 'dship f,ar sithsu. bsiog obliged 30 DO an,
hsu'ing. What is,hs OH j.ostop. NJ. Leg.tt
sAs per nit ID 70 have . eide track only acro-s
l the o o,,o.i corner Of the sams a. rsets uron
whicr shs mi | 10 l,cs'e tasrs vas 10 iii
GUILTY ir getting that granted shv then 10 >
Ike f.ver deui.d - NJ. Burrossi Can ap,
sody tell
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-22

Tns Snoorlko AT CAMP MCCLELLAN.
The offi,a' report OF W. D~en,sr. Serst. oi
Prison Guar st Camp. on the night Van.
s'elsa. dsssrter from the s7th Nee York In
fso,ry ~ss shot. entirely +xobsrst-s the gus, d
from all blame Abcu. one o'clock, on The
morniug Of the 2l-i the officer OF The goa,
vent into .he Iodisn pe,son TO examine The
Guard -houss A. be -. pacing the house
be sss . board "a IT the top. and suspse.r =
SON thing wrong, he took "Ds Of The guard.
Esd pss.i"g bin nssr the place Instructed hio
that 10 eass any Of ths prisoners should A.
tempt to hrssk out. to sho u them vuhou,
hesita,ion. In fev % nuts the officer he.,c
ths r-pe I Of the guard. = A.. snd ssssirip.
70 the spot. dlscovefsi VInr.skiin hitr o,,o,,
thv fl 'or aortsl , wounded. Al noon tod,
be - sull alive. but there 10 no pos,,b,.
chance for his recovery.
Hereafter Il Gill be m sssy matter for /.
prisonsr to escape from Camp MsCl.ll.p. O., 4
Littler Gill hold the officers Of the Guard 10 q
sirict accountability for the Uss p,ss.d under
their charge. and the sevsrest puaishmsp, = II,
b. mstsd out for any irsd,ei o Of du,v.
W. hs,dIy shiok aoo,hsr attempt viIl b
made very soon
r 3. He hes since died.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-22
RIVER ITEMS.

Saturday, August -.
ARRIvaD
kArk CAssxi. II w. laws, Nontrose.
PxMBIsA, Hill, Monirose.
DEPARTED.
kArs CAssvL, D. W. Davis, Montrose.
Tfe whole lumber Of steamboat sirivals at this
port for tho week ending to-day Was twelve.
A0ROAS Rosas.
Tho mail and passenger packet Jennie Whipple
Captain Campbell. will depart for keokuk snd
informed ate isndings Monday nor.,ng Lem
uel Parkhurst In tho fhcc. +. 4. Tiiebein, agent
The mai, and passenger packet Japss Means.
Captain Pierce. will, depart for Dubuque and VA,
gent.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-22
sLOiT COUNsS DEMUCRArlCC Gun
vENlloN.

Pursuant TO csll the democracy Of Soft soun-
y BY their delegates met at the cour, House
Is afternoon ~ 9 o'clock. for the purpose 81
'omisasiog . county democratic ticket
The Convention sss called 10 order by John
a Crawford. Esq. Chairman Of the county
'o0mittes. aod N motion Hiram Wheeler vas
allied 10 the Chair aud d. N. Richardson vss
,ppoiotsd Secretary.
on m"tion COMMITTEE Of three. cansistiog
J. N. Cra wford. A. II. Davenport aud W. l.
Clark were appointed sy the chair. on credsn.
liAls.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-22

STILL WxkDIN0 oUr.-Geu. Baker
made aeoth-r visit 30 the s h cavalry th,.
Doroinx and s,iected ont II youth Uho my
make good soldiers In tho course Of i've o.
six ysArs. and sent them home to thsr mo b .
ers. We wooli state that parents are us
called upen 10 turn out their children at -
teedsr &c age, - the Govsrpnsnt hss Do
eomplsted lie nursery department as yet.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-22
e. 4. q iS 4; - g. {.
NEDysI.vG .W.ACnE.V'E.

THIS MACHINE MAKES FOUR DIvvERI NJ
I stitches, and fuis tho cloth sithey right oi
taft Ms tho operator nay desire. II tswr yer,
eaPid, is easy IL operation and almost no,s.ien
u 10 fully prot rtcd by letters patont, an eau'
oashine arrAn,oi IA the purchaser
AL those desiring n 0rst class family ew,b
0arhinc vii. 10 richly repaid by ~ osHmtnatio
Of les merits
MISS u a. CLINGMAN
R"om No 4 Cup st. irs). Forest bl eek. corner
Perry M Fhui -tr~.,". Davenport. Iowa
mar a
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-22

USE Lambe, sons nerve and bone
hnimsut ,or bodily pains. cu,s. bruis.s. swell
10 hmos. corns. agus. etc. aod you will e.,
Well II any oeaicins will cure you. For sale
enlv q q sliords
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-22

THE DxAgT. We have seoe,vvL the

THE DKAgr. have rece,vvL the
following nots from Provost Marshal Hall
which s1piains ,tssf
Psov"sT NARssALs Ossicg !
~ D,sr,ct ot I.~s
DAv.sro.T. August 22d. 1913.
Enfros Dan 4 hAws:
Please thisr,p our readers that the enroll.
mspt Of IN % atr,ct IL now sompl, ted and 90 u
be .zsn,nsd by all partts Interested. pu.
notice ~iii be given whes the draft 10 to be
made. ~ witch tiws .. d,nl ciiissns Of sll
parties are Invited TO be present.
Very respectfully. you're.
P.E Hail,
Provost Marshal. n Diet. u I.wa.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-22
Iowa STREsr SEwxR.-The

Iowa STREsr SEwER.-The cit,
2 u"eii m@sts ,sis evening to set upos tie l..
~ Street Sever csss. and the vicissits dss ., .
ending the rs'us.I ef the tror ri.t re Of tn.
Bur'is House and the Penney yivan,s Hou.s n
hey commando The sid.rpsu vii, do ,.,,
tsks "ur hons sss advice and dir.c. IN.
>'rss' Inmmi-s'cner 70 proceed forsh ~,th h.
make necessary rspsiss on the Aforesaid s.,.
{. ~ the s1psass of the city. aud net max
any more fu's than sh~y ean hep We eel
ten nothing f'r this advice. and ~ .xp.c,
them to follow t.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-22

CAN'r Do Ir. Gen. Baker wishes il
distinc.,y understood that he has not time to
do . eensra 90 lection business for every bod,
who c4l,s on him. Take particular notice OF
what he says 10 the advertising col umns .
this paper aud act accordingly.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-22

SrLESDlo Boors..-Ws have seer
lsv's. oorosr Of 9th and Brady. Il 10 sai'
that ne cannot be hsst~n on that kisd Of work
By say IN N 10 An .rics. 60 and sry him.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-22
Csrner Of Brady and Csurth SITS.
N MS&l~NuPosO HOUSE.
Nv HENRY HAUPc.

a THE u>Dr RSl1< ID REQ N
IN nds h's "onv veniently arranged ho-
SSes tel. k.awa u. tho Mis.ssipni tlnure
0Slo 10 u trav. le,s. ani also io city ,Mr :
crs. With the assurance III , nothing
will be let nndonr by tim u ,roa ote the well
sr" OF his Huests ard m.Lc their stny IN hh
house tne oi pleasure n a comfort
ito Aito rec mn .nds his oil stocked Bar,
which IL tuppiicd with ,be bet Liquors
Every morning NJ 10 o'claks ~ On "a Lunch
il sers. d up. HENRY HAUff.
tueS,div
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-22
C,KCI>NATl. AUG. %

C'Kct>sAri. Aug. 20.
.he G0seffe has advic.s tr m R,.e.
cran-' army to the 18th and Bur, sides
I" the 10Th. Both armies had com :
menced y forward movement. the forme.
for Chattanooga and the latter for ku,x
vile
The troops nre in fine spirits aud good
condition.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-22

GoDEY's LADY's Book Tue September
affair. The .ngrsviugs are choice, sUd b
colsot,cn Of lit .rsry srtisles e'e. is de,rrving
Of high praise Csil at the Dews Dspots.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-22

How NUcHl 1t 10 Q very email matter e.
s'gs's about. but as the Rock Island Union |.
'ossting loudly, viii It riss.s tell III. .x,-t,
amount c. lls ted In is cit, for the soldiers O.
'hs' tsgivine Ds,?- Gazette.
W. ean answer ths, for the Union-at lss..
90 think We RENE utar rome,hing Of ID.
mad. up OF ssven Of ,he most i,H n-p,isi chsrci
- In tho city. . portion Of wboss minister.
nrsschsd p"litics continually. met at the pre-.
,ytsrian church. The house YES packed /.
II courss. The plates we're cen. out Tor th.
hsn. d. Of srldisrs. and out Of all that lcy}
,udisncs-6ss or Elk hundred there 'sme e3s!
There vas = rrsc'icsl demo strs,ion for III.
soldiers in thu field for yorl We ~siv.
rsmsrks and go upto The 81 Luke A far
.1dIenc 10 .ssemhlsd There the plat bring.
in about fifty dollars. There we're abou, hal,
70 msuy there o. there were 81 the 90, solid.
led eervice. mt there they had sbou, fon
imss ss nnch sympathy for the s"ldisrs r.
fore ws stop - msv "a we'll drop into Tsini-
" Church. We undsrs'aud that the R.cto,
Il this church 10 40 ol fashioned sort II
dy sho san't $40 the pro. ri.iy Of giving bi,
Il 'ck p l,t,cai food either on che SAobath q,
say other tine. but he has +. | rye heart, 81.
"rsseh.s with sLili'y. Well there vas slin
attendance there that day for soms reason q,
'shsr-Dot haodr.d. all told. but the plat.
sas srst out and csus back With e6k-aIif e.,
'he soldiers. W. cou d draw . contrast her.
nat our readers ssn do t,at for themselves
We thiuk we have sisted the figures s.rr~ctl,
fsot ~ are siIl'og TO be corrected.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-22

FARRARD's ten thousand customers
are notified that he 10 prepared for the big.
esst kind of run upon his sto X. He keep.
the beet s.sek aud sails very log.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-22

DaY Wcoo. Bay yonr Mica, hard.
dry wood 81 Kss,i & 4Jo They s.il Cheap
o. than any oth-r concern in the city. Yard
% the levse between Rock Island and loss
otPeata
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-22

kRAuss calls on the people to come
and sx.oine bis goods for g.n,s' summer
clothing The 10 positively the last and be !
chance OF the season. Prices very low 10 or
der coll out and make room for fall stock.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-22

Down, DowN.-The people arc rush
ing to Whi.ier's and carrying away a,m.fo,
OF he cheap sun msr goods. which he 10 clio.
Ing out st reduced prices to make room 70,
his mil etoOk
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$500 ~ PuEMIUe = OpEs To OsCOJ !
CODNIY ONLY.

Best Stallion any age or 'eed s2's
Third best do IN b
Tho h'rsc showing The 6vs hes, +, fo'ts ''.m
:ne ve"s Old up 10 hvs aud exhib "d~i.h -,
tho horse ~
Fastest 'otti sta lion. In harness ~
tastest trs,tins Mate or Geldi.s, inharnsss
Secpni do do do do
Owing TO tho di, puisd contes, last ye ~ bet~ s.'
sns s'"i IONS rsshaw aud Tom Hysr, the ouls
of S'"tt eouafy nav. offered tho foil ing pu,s.
Tor 70 ,.e 100 hofsss, to decide tho sup~rior ~
ne-t three 10 6vo:
Fas o. uottins IN harness so
Fastest q Hing o, hAs to buggy. two miles
and 'ep-ss $50
secosd, ditto 1b|
FsSs-t running H.r-e. Gsldinx or Mare, 4
m,e-0e,t ~. ss Ia ass 4ol
-" nd ditto ~
F.-. = TO rog stallion, excluding Tom
tiysr aud xss.sw ID!
Ssc.ud di stn
. Bs., 9. I .. any. .s orb,ssd 81
Bes, herd Of Cattle owned by one man, not
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Se.nd be I Tito iol
Liberal Prsmiums od red for Farm ard Dair
produce, steep sttIe. Horses. nogs. s,c Me-
chemical prodaet ons ana IN nniscsurea' .rti Lee
tloNe Fruit, Painting. Arch,t cturAi Uo.igus
etc. The ~ 'sss Tap vsn ent IL uuu.us lily large.
embrsc,nK Des ~ evefv ast Gle II tssto and q tii-
~. an I Tor ~h,ch l,oesAl prsD,ums NJ .Gsrsd.
Liberal susns~menis hsss b~en ode cit,
kair ais sDd Stssmb. AIS fvr the tsas ,spustStiea
o: pss engess end .t.ck.
HSnA o. oail for prsssum Tie.
W.K Hal Ut. 0ec'y.
No. 80 pegIy StsUee, UAyeU poaI Iva,
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Rs.igsat.oss 10 Iowa Regimests.
l" L. J"".e- L Perry. Co H. 22d lof r.
.ixf 81 Aag. ~ 1853
is l. Pr iosrd D. Harper. Co q. :k.
i"f Aug 81 rs
i'' Ii Aosres Miller. Co \. l7.h Iai. July
II. let8.
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VOLUME 8.
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Wad..orth has just opened another
lot If splendid dress goods. sha vie, nantill.s .
ETC.. to which he Il vites the attention OF th.
ladies. Call a0d examine
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TAKE our advice and 60 to Grabbe'+
Tor your hair 'avigorstors. pomsdss and rssto-
rativss. Hs keeps genuine articles.