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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-31

OSE would suppose that any writer
aspiring TO rank Of q contributor TO SO
Intellectual a magazine as Temple Bar,
of London, would be at least iolcrably
informed as 10 the politics Of country
occupying go large space in the pub
lie eye as the United States. Never
thee =, in the January number cf Tep,-
pie Bar, which is EDITED by the chi.
nent novelist George Augustus Sala,
there appears an article on the News
paper Press Of America" in which il il
gravely asserted tina, James Watson
Webb, formerly Of the New York In.
guirer, is the United States Minister 10
Turkey that the New York TiJune
edited by ii. Greeley, is Democratic ar d
is distinguished for its advocacy o
peace principles and opposition to cap
i:sl punishment - lha, the "New York
Times is Wing organ, edited by Hen
ry Raymond, The ne,c Speaker Of Ia,
House Of Representatives = that "ihe
Herald is ultra Democratic" and tbs,
the New York Ledger is conducted b,
Fanny Fern"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-31

IT is estimated that Massachusetts
alone has lost 10000 troops by deser
ton. Hundreds OF the mechanics in
the Richmond workshops, and hundreds
Of the operatives Of southern cotton
mile, TO-DAY, are the very men who en-.
listed in 'Gl and 90 in the service o,
United States Government. This is the
color OF Massachusetts patriotism. No
woude. that Gov. Andrews wants mig
ger regiments.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-31
Heavy Defaica ION Ot the Maine Bank
OF Che ,gO.

We find the following IN the financial
article Of the Chicago Times oil tho
10Th
A lively sensation has been created IN
tins community within the past day or
tso ly the announcement, which has
Just been made public, Of atupendous
dctalcatlon which has occurred IN the
old Marine Bank Of this city, under the
management Of J. Y Scammon, as Pes
ldon,, and b. I. Carver. Ms Cashier, 10
which the last named gentleman is n
defaul'or to the bank IN the SUN OF over
100000; the then Assistant Cashier,
Alfred Splnk, deiaulter in the sum of
$4,000; also, Teller in tho same
bank, deisultcr in the sum OF about
$1,000 The facts in regard to these
s,upcedous frauds have not yet been
placed in tangible shape, and at ,hs
time we can say little more than that
that lhn public Will have all the facts
presented as soon as they can be reach
cd. These series Of defalcations date
back TO lS59-G0, at about which periods
they were known t. the Directors Of the
Marine Bank, but who, il we are not
mlsinformed, allowed the matter 10 be
KEEP, quiet until the right OF prosecution
had lapsei by provision OF the sta NE.
We understand that, at 4 meeting c!
the Directors, held at the residence Of
Mr.. Scammon, on Saturday evening las,
the above dedication was then, for the
first time, formally announced, and tina,
nm ont'ide committee Was appointed 10
investigate ana report upon the same al
n meeting called Tor next Saturday eve
ming. There are no many astounding
Developments couueeted with tins detal.
cstion-not only IN a financial, but a
political point OF clew- That il will take
time 10 Investigate them, and any state.
ment gwen at this time cannot be made
complete and sufficiently comprehensive
to cover the whole ground. The full
details OF this ,tiafr will be looked ioI
with extraordinary interest.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-31

The Lack Of B.ains ~ the War Once.
The bupgling manner 10 which the
business of the War Oboe 10 TRANSACT
ed, has jus. been shown by . re'ponse
Of Secretary Stanton to resolutions Of
INQUIRY from Congress. We do not
care TO offer more on this head than the
following extract from recent speech
Of Senator Rice, OF Minnesota, one Of
he Military Conamittee, in the course
OF debate
do not believe there is o man in this
Government in one Of the departments
TO .dsy III 1t can tell US whether We have
i've hundred thousand or million men
iu the feld-not one who can come
within fifty per cent, Of the number OF
sick and wounded in the hospitals or
- ith their regiments. One department
~ .kes i;s estimate based on the suppo-
.it,on that we have one million two
hundred thousand men in our army;
another. On the superstition that we have
,,a million i've hundred thousand men
N our army. The simple Truth is, that
hoy do no, know whether We have that
onmher or halt tina, number. iou may
AXE the Paw DEPARTMENT. the Comma
..ry DEPARTMENT, the Medical Depart
mcur, the Qaar ermasters department.
and ,ou may take the Commanding
General and the Secretary Of Var, and
Won cannot, from oil Of them, come
within three hundred thousand or prob.
ally five hundred thousand Of the nun
Der of men in the service, at least we
cannot get the information.
Herein we see fair specimen OF the
manner in which this administration 10
conducting the war. The Senator
quoted is Chairman OF the Military
Committee, and in that capacity has
been exerting himself 10 ASCERTAIN some
th lng OF the numerical strength OF ou'
army. But such is the looseness with
which matters are conducted by this
administration, that the number Of ous
troops cannot be asceitained within =
third of "A million Is i! not about
time that demcci ats were preparing TO
hu.l this administration from power |!
Is there any safety or honesty possible
while business IS thus conducted
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-31

CAMERos's CoRREcnoS.--Of the
Cameron bribery case the Harrisburg
Potriot d. Union says: What DIR.
Boyer has published he will testify 10
under oath and other unimpescbable
witnesses confirm, at least in part, what
he has asserted. There is not the least
doubt that the attempt to bribe will be
fully substautiated."
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-31

The Democracy OF the several counties In tho
State requested to that the necessary steps
are taken in their respective counties to insure
their full representation At the State Convention.
ny order Of the Democratic State Central Com.
mi:tee.
J. N. ELLWOOD, Chairman.
J. G. TuRK, Secretary.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-31

J. W. JONES, late State Treasurer, has
left Desmoines and taken up his resi-
dence at Oskaloosa. John ought to
have come to Davenport.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-31

VALUABLE DIscovERY-A lead mine
has been discovered in Missouri, not
three hours ride from St. Louis, from
which the owners Mr.. Harrington
took ost 90 900 pounds in one week, re.
ssH1isg about 800. g. -
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-31

MORE OF TBEM.-Two Democratic IA.
pers-ihe Leon Pioneer and the Nevada
Dem 3crat--havejust made their appear.
snce-Lotb strong in the Democratic
filth, whereby the country is to be re.
deemed.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-31
FILL UP THE OLD REGIMENTS.

The call for 100000 volunteers has been nobly
responded to by tho oitisens Of shis State, and
our quota 10 full. Bat the old regiments are no,
full. and to avoid tho draft, volunteers must come
forward quicxly, especially II they would have
the bounty.
Volunteer are resolved 1t Camp Mcclellan, uni
formed, provided with FIRST rate quarters, &c. The
advantage Of volunteering for the old regiments
is apparent. The Commsssry aud Qusrtsrmastsr's
Departments are thoroughly systsnatized and the
men are we'll taken care Of. eep4-dltwH
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-31

ABoLIrIoNIsTs. - Thuriow Weed
says: " Abolit'onists were, ~ q Cover.
nor OF South Carolioa confessed, the
best friends Of rebellion" f
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-31

Mrs. McCLELLAS.-Mrs. Gen. Nc
Clellan was the recipient on New Years
day Of an elegant shawl, costing 81 900.
1t was from some Of her personal friends.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-31

ii. A. WnTsE, OF Dubuque, has been
appointed Surgeon General OF Iowa and
Wisconsin,.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-31

CLINTON HOUSE.
NORuBR o. OLlN901 AND OOLLEGT
~ ssssls, lsWe ONT leWe1 ]. Tsssnas1, Pre-,
oes8 .SEt esq ~ .ees-su
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-31
ACAD N u

ACADEMY
o. THE
IMMACULATE CONCEPTION,
DAvENPORT,....
THE SISTERS OF CHARITY WOULD
i hereby inform their friends in Davenpo (,
and the public generally, that thoy have re opened
the above named Academy for the
Education Of Young Ladies.
The course Of instruction will comprise oil that
constitutes . good English ducation. French IN |
German Languages, Music on the Piano, Guitar
and Dulciner, Drawing, Painting In Oil and Wa
ter Colors. and Crsyoning, Plain and Osnamental
Needle Work, Knitting and Dress Making.
Tho former terms are considerably 70 ueed to
meet the times. but payments are required In 3D.
vance, and
From this 4ulo there will b no
DEE.l.ATZO.N.
Further information can be obtained ct the
Academy o. - the Schools st u Aathoayb go
BE. NAfgassits's Cbssshss. -
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-31
CONFESSED FAILURE.

CONFESSED FAILURE.
No man Of sense can give the pres
-. Administration credit for having
5ouo any good to the country; mach
IL, has sny man the RICH. to expect
ANYTHING good from that source !. mas
had heavy job on its hands al Tue
~b;le : bu, has proved itself very IN,
o,mne,eut c contractor. When the war
e,., broke out the people were unit 10
help the Administration save tho e0ns''
tuition and restore the Union. but a''e'
a while the powers lt: the country Know
.h., !, was not the constitution nor ye'
tho Union that the Fl ,ht was iof' o"'
f,r the freedom of the niger. 4i'o'
chs, time the democracy ompf'ths
fpl one. half of the entire popnla'io' .
the N,rth-Larc stood aloof. Ihey ave
ready to help the conntry-'o save u
.,o,. thu IJniou aud re-estabilsh
tho constitution, but they Will never
adopt the plan lately la'd down os 'De
asminis,ra,ion. There is no neeu VI
discussing this matter; The fae's arc
broad and discernsble 10 all the people
The writing on the we'll is 10 letters q
fire /, il read from one enc o. the
continent even to the other. II the par,
ty in power can restore the Union upon
their plan, let them do it. They have
the opportunity. The Chicago Fosf'
speaking OF this matter, says
"A gentleman Of Chicago, recently re
turned from Washington, states TO us
that while there he had conversation
with distinguished republican Senator
OF the United States-representing one
oil the Western States and that thai
Senator frankly declared that he had nc
hope Of suppressing tho rebellion whale
the republicans were IN power that bi'
only hope. and he thought the only
chance now remaining 10 whip tn
South was, that II Lincoln could ho
things as they arc until the democrat
get IA power, the latter will offer term
Of peace to the rebels; when, II u
rebels decline treating for peace, as
snpposea they will, he thinks the d
mocracy will then take hold OF The v"
and clean the rebellion ont N fe'
months! Coming as this does from IN
ablest republican Sera,or from tn
West, and perhaps tho ablcst &c ator
in the body. we thlrk i . far comics
sion that the Republicans have not tE
capacity to de-. ~iih the rebellion, am
as q fair confession tbal ii the democra
cy had been IN power, they would nave
wound up The rebellion long since
TITS would seem 10 indicate that Their,
is some sense lett--tbat there rs at less
one man in the abolition branch Of tb,
National Congress who has n true ap
probation of the case. Well were i
for the country-well were it for ,h
interests OF this people, if the same rs,
OF reason would speedily dawn upo'
the other members Of that body-dawl
upon the entire abolition fold. But tn
blind are leading the bind the guilt i
near at hand
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-31

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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-31
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-27

CHARLx.ros, July "a h, r M;-ihs pom
bardment was renewed esriy this morning,
vvi,h rsu;d aud continuous firing until nag OF
truca want down at 9 o'clock.
rbe attack was renewed taia evening, the
enemy occasionally firing q. Cumming Poiot,
sumter replying hesviiy. The hfipg Is still
we sen. do wn to the fist to-day one hun
bred and Eve paroled prisoners and received
forty.
that 81 Of our regulars took ths oath OF a..
ieaiance last "Wednesday.
The casualties this morning were three kill.
ed and ak wounded. ghose which occurred
this evening not heard from.
lsEcosD pIpATcH.I
CHARLEsros, July 25.-Regulsr firing from
Fort Sumter and battery Wagner at the Yam
KEGS on Morris Island WAS kept up al night
and continued I'll, of 70 day. Tha Yankees
occasionally re sponded from their batteries on
Morris Island The monitors and the Iron
sides, lying outside, took no part to day. The
Yankees Have two batteries on Morris Island
end have strengthened the position. No re
ported casualties to-day. Another monitor
arrived TO day, making Elk i'll ali.
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PreClama.ion by the President OF the CODfed-
crate states.

Again do ! csii n9ou lie psoP;s oi INA CGnfs6e
raey-a people Nho b.iieye Ina. he Lead .o!gne'n
and that Eis ovestuiag 4SosasIcs osas!e'h j
tair gs-to uni.a In prayer asa tumble submission
ga6eS his ehss ,sa. G hand and 80 bs.eeth Eis ia
vor Gu suffering ceuatsy..
l. ismas. .aai when t,;.s and rsyeties 5s!si w
we sh ibid sssk 10 tsEs hon. - cEr hearts end coz
s,isnoss h. shg1n= whloh ihsy ieath an pgoii' By
III. aS.f ex sanstinn fer which .n'y prepare us
Had rei our suscssses on land aud sss made u
se, 20. Zen. nnd fsrgssial q our rss1c. on Aiu;
hsd not love IF lure es.sn lie s1ngTens into
thu very hsAs! Of the land, converting TOO msny
among us Into worsaisps CT gain aud rsasering
hem uumiai "a OF thslr daty 10 their country, to
THAR fellow. men ami to their ao5v.ho then viii
Dresums 10 CT IN plain ID It Wa have b.ea cha.taasa
or TO dsspsi: u cur just eaaso aud hs psosscsion
Of cur Heavenly rathsff
Let US rather receive la nun,Dia hsnkEasness she
i,sson which lie has taught in rsceEi reve:ses
lsyo1iy acknowledging taat TO Him, and nst 10
our cwa fssLse agn,s, ars daS tao honor and tins
glory Of victory, tina! from Him, III His p,isrnsl
Providence. coms the anguish aad sufferiags of de-
fsas, and that, whsthsf iu victory or defeat, CUR
humble suppiicstloaa .ss dus 1t Els foosstooL
Now. Therefore, ], JIFFKRsJz DAVIS, President
Of thsss Confederate States dc Issue THE, Iay Pro
c.alnsti0n, setting apart Friday, The 2iss day o.
Ausust ensuing. 81 day OF fAit!ns, Humiliation
sad prayer; aud 1 90 hereby iuvi;s the psop!e Of
the Oonfsdsste Staten to repair that day to The is
respective places of public worship and to uuss In
SUPPLE alton for the favor and protscllon OF that
Odd who has hl,h,.to c,udus!si uE safsIy throush
all tina dangers sha: snrisoned us
In faith vine. COZ, hEye hsfeun.o Get my sane
~, ard the 6s.s Of the Confederate S.stss.
>sEkL$ ~ Riotanoni, this twenty .hth DAY 81
t~~) July. 10 ths year Of cue Lord one
thousand eight huadrsl epd sixtyt'ree.
JsfkE5scI DAVIS.
By the President:
J = sERJAkIN, Ssc'y Of s:a!t.
IT, aeHt
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~ The GOVERNMENT 1THoaRAPH,c OFF

~ The GovxRNMwrr LITHoaRAPH,c OFFICE.
We understand tLe Gcv-roiaent B zak Eota h
craving ard fIias'ns fiae be.e, Ger tie msn
sRemsEt Of kr Qso GO nuErs 1, about 20 be e'Ussi
Ths 'ihosfsaGie printers connected WIKI ia. occr.
piAd only On the nav ~ entiss.'' nave bssn Be-
ssi.sd TO tbs eEtahliehraent OF Eessrs Evsn, j.
Cogs SELL Kins q Baii, and ii. Essei ptsts CT
arav.gs have reasiv.d orders - Ir0ae=li t. E;ca-
mrns, Va, there 10 carry Cn bsnS zots operations
connected with the Treasury Department These
gentlemen eAms from; Ena{snd Last July In ID >
Nashville, AID hsvs tiuea become vary iasorab,y
known Ia Cur city They viii Leave bsAia: III Ii
many warm sad sicc5Es friends. As aTiista saes
sf. their homes a1a untry to asSst In seni,vic 6
from our currency ~lAs AAs honestly bsC esi;sd
i!s original native usllnsss;'' saa q. ws Lave
cfs:, with mach pleasure, w.tIsxssd .Eetr bssuti.
foi and Ee;sat.f. operators the piatta VI tbs
last n.~ re, tea. and .~sa:y dlsr biilG wa srcss
the!1 tfs.ts at tha seat o. GJys.nmS;t viii as.ii
furshsr rsau!t IL ialnrsved Treasury ao.o Ia uss
Patty South CayoitIiaH.
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rEIEaRAREIIC.


Moaros, JAY 2.-Ths snsAy svaeealsa
Jackson yesterday morning. Colonsl Witt
Ad.~s's cavalry dashed in and sspsaFed few
.rar~,ers. Canton has also been svseaaesd.
Grants entire army has gone 70 vieksbarG.
Tksv nave entirely dsvaSsatsd the country
thros,eh which they passed.
oar cavalry captured forty robbers, with q
IAsntenaus, who were sackiDg houses.
Az atasmpt to blow up the S;:ts- House
failed, although it IL badly damaged.
Our cavalry are pursuing. They have d.
s,royed all the machine chops, rolling stock,
cannon. and track, between jackson and
Vicksburg.
Mobile will no doubt DO the next place Of
attack.
IsEcoND DISPATCH.
NoRroR, July 24-An officer from Vicke.
burg ssys that MsPheTson's entire corps lefs
that place on the 2lst, moving up the river
Their officers stated that they were going 20
Richmond.
Transports from above are constantly arr1''
ing.
Nearly ell the rolling stock end cannon nav nave
been sent up TO Grenada, aud were conse 4os"''
e0yed
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UxET1,

DIED.
o. eaSwAny, ~ inst Of dyytAssia. 1DC11 ~.
1Ol1SIW - 1snohese = nsshss = -.
= G1o1e a0oa lWsoty-eus 0setAs - ~
Ier Dsaeral wih tsks piass 70. ~ ~ ~
0:rs. .e1:y Sn - :S,1}.: = !, !, ..s:.s
o. sssas !sly .sa ,ss, F. r .SWis rHs
~ an 81 Tonert snd MS ,bssh 1arsaf. h ~
Ths ffisnls sn1 rslasivs. Of ~ teely ere n
vitsd to at.eod bis fan:ss. ~ s..nsr al ~ IA
from his fathers res'deoes' ooS"'s VI 50. -"
streets Church HC.
n, N. 9Th Of July 1LIz AD1TH 1kLUN.
,oun..s, ehiiS Of 4 " end Mary A Johnsoa. sssd
nice months.
s,.,p. dearest babs. taou art happy BOW,
free from Gin, fto0 sorrow and paia.
Thou art gone 70 Thy homo with The A gas
Nay Ne inset thee agsin-yes, again
Tbe fua.sas will ssks place frcm the rssidsnes OF
her father Oh Vensbls ut. this morning at ~ ock
Thu frlsE d. Of the family are nv!:sd - attend
Obituary.
Died, on Jare f6th. 1859. in CLEVELAND. Tenn.
after valn:ul iilase MATILDA RO6E1EHT.
"a, 6rss and only child OF Wrl and Carrie Y L
Cor aaau, aged months and days
From The gagdsr Of the affections sn.thsr bud
has bssn p'ueksc and manipulated amid the ever
We daa sssd.n Of tie celestial city there to boon,
and aifrass its fragrance forever. Another jewel
novv DECK. the Gre n of tho xefeemer in H,avsa.
sorsIy Legssvei parents, g,Esvs not. I'll. pleas
ing ht TO behold tie spirit In lis innocence 4ul-
ely iaks It's flight So tie isad above Relieved Of
ali earthly sufe,nz, unsarnisaed by sin, thy dar-
lag swsssiy sleeps in It's bos1a of IT'D Saviour,
:h=se 10 await. thy coming.
Ere ssa could blight CT soyrcw fsSe.
Death came With friendly ssse;
Tbs orsring bud to Ea.-sn convty-d.
cad ha ia il Di1zzosa tssso, V.
Else, Z. Minehssisr, Va os consumption, en- The
2yt Gay Of TU!y, leCc. HEEkY CHAPLAIN, oi
Eev OrsEsns Es
snG:hsf gallant splri, CONS. Though having .hs
consumption. and bsine uUti fog duty, no Unlisted
u entering the Geld with tbs Battalion Tasn:rg
toa Artillery. OF rey Orleans E!c cams lag. win
ser volunteer ali TO C,i J Waisoo, AID paEti
cicied IN tbs last cst!:s a. Fredericksburg, whers
Ia bore himself with naFksd g.'lssi:fy. All
:h.orga cus Pennsylvania campaign be faithfully
pssfos uaoi bis sE,f imposed du.iss 1t tho battle
&c Hstty burg hs sgsin set.d With h!s uSts! fcsr
iessasas but ~ t.oi0g no over exested himself
@-d irtU tbs. TIN, ho sssaas,y and steadily ssDk
| III to-day, whso hts Ecui cs.E!y aud sorsasiF
| uoeed les WAY to bis MAKER. He said lie fell
.ha. 10 thsfn times every st aid DO bis sufy
Let othsTG fess and act 81 be- in is;s crisis.
..
H1ye rs!eh, ca-.r. nse,c e7ry
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That the relrosYade movement Of Gran, has
Some object ws may b assured Several have
hesa snegsstsd. The first IL that mentioned
b the New York Times, viz: To rest his sol.
Aisss during the sickiy season in that hot and
uoWholssens eeantry. The second 10 to send
= portion Of bic men up the river TO the az.
sistanes Of Rosscranz, wao may thus be ena.
blsd - attack Bragg 70 advantage. The third
. - ssnd large portion Of his force to Viz.
xiaia - operate against General I.se. What.
ever nay " the object, whether any Of these
or not, y yet to b determined, for Grant has
- ~ developed ~ plan.
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g 1{ o's.esk. l~ss ~ sssiFasas sa'ass.sss q
DRY GOODS Bos7s AND snsns.
HASA NOfluHA AID FANCY 000D3
n0 piesss 1lssk a 1sssy WAN Rslnts
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- % Ass lflsh xi.aa
- 6exn Linen o. Hdk0, Qe1neC
loo Do 0enAs' rssey bor6se alkfs
!se z !a1ls:' VA osssos lee lee.
30 Do Ulask's Spool 0ottoa
800 N 1ayless laese IssAiss
Is n Dealing Mssdlss
leo great gross Asate Busie.a
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40 paeks Kkbys Piss
- paeess Hat Ofape
100 packs Amssisan Pins
Corset and tisscasd Jeans
s,amhrle and Jaconet Musllu
"a Black French OhaIls
B aak and white Lust.rs and Dslaiass
Alpaess. nohsiel. and Dsbss0
elik sad Cotton Hdkfs
Brown md Fancy Ha,s Hos,
a. Black Cloths and Oassi neres
Gray azd Mixed Eaticet
Liasn bosom and kerlno Shirts
Neck Ties, Gloves, Silk Miits
Issting and Pear! Shirt Bustcns
Rubser Dr.ssin1, aud FLEE Combs
Ivo:y sni Horn FIac Combs Hair Pima
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100 rsams Com Note Paper
Coz 60 Note sd Letter Paper
eco d, z n Rubber BEAD ana Bone Tip Pencils
200 gruss Pan Holders
so do Steel Pacs
100 N White sn0 b az Envelopes
Nemor andum- Books. Pocket Books
Violin Strings Tooth snd Hair Brushes
IiIv White
TO dazsn Hoasy s,ap
go d, L,~s Gen Bfowa wicdso- Soap
Pocket Kuive5, Scissors, lax, ete, etc
ALSO
80 ice Biz cx Fsis EaN
100 do Dab do do
800 Hia. and Mixed Csssi FER Hats
100 Wool Hats assoitsd
cue Leghorn Eata
30 pairs Lsd'es' asst Listing Cong CATERS
$40 &, do Horotc Heel Boots
400 do do SalDorAl do
800 % do s;ieT.ase CATERS
Ic0 DO dc Pa.sn. He'll Pared, Boo!s
30 do MI.sca 6 I'd otI,dIsn's ahoes
AGO 90 Hens Bx'm"r.! DO
$50 d. Gents 0onaE~as 6si.ers
800 60 Hsavy Bcogsns
1Ol 60 Army g lass
20 90 4, .Iaf BOON
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Msu fac CLOTH and Gaa Coats
Elsnk aud F4ncy Ga Penis
Bistk AID 90 SILK Ves.,.
ALSO
50 d. 2 Giss's Fxs Ale
eases 6sisd Cii Atc. etc
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