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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-15
ACROSS THE POTOMAC.

Contrary to explicit representations
from the seat of war in the East and
public expectation generally, tho entire
rebel army under Gen. Loo has succeed
ed in crossing the Potomac in tho face Of
the Army Of the Potomac, and probably
Of making good its escape hack to the
south side OF the Rappshannock. We
cannot at this distance from the army
and with our want Of military experience
fairly accuse the commanding general of
the Army of tho Potomac Of any neglect
Of duty, yet we cannot but remember
that \ similar occurrence took place .
little lcsa than n year ago, and that Gen.
Mcclellan, the then commanding Gene-
raj, WAS most bitterly assailed by the al
ministration aud its pross for not doing
precisely tho Same thing that General
Meade has failed to accomplish. Gen,
Nc lellan lost his position through his
inability to accomplish the tremendous
feat Of capturing an army nearly equal
IN numbers to h's own. What now will
DO done with Gen. Meade, who occupies
preci.cly the same position ~ II McClel-
Ian was treat, d according TO his desorts,
how can the administration consistently
keep Meade in the place he now occu-
pes. But we cl .im that the former Gen
eral was uRfairly dealt with, and that tho
fact that tho latter has not cut of Lees
retreat furnishes no good grounds for his
removal. The capturing Of the rebel ar
my nor;h Of the Potomac would have
been pondsrous blow upon the head OF
the rebellon-possiby the death Of It,
but there is no REFRESHING tho feeling now
that the army IS across, that the war
must be prolonged for an indefinite peri
cd unlsss some unexpected stroke shall
be made to bring it to an end-s result
that we have now no good reason to ex
pect.
Let those who raised the howl against
Mcclellan for not capturing Lees army
last fall take back their oticnslve Ian
guagc aud own that he was blamel.ss.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-15
Morgan Supposed Ia lDe in n
Tight Place.
Cont % sued success Of GEN.
Mcaic's EOrccs---('Ap.
lure Of 800 more
Prisoners.
The Keb Gen. PetligreW
Killed.

NEW YoRK, July Is, VIA losKxRs.
The mob reign has not yet ceased, al
though to day will probably witness It's
end. There is no doubt that . vastly
larger number WAS engaged in il yestcr-
day than on Monday.
All the large manufactures are closed,
and the labor on tho ,ck and shlpyards
suspended. The object of the rio,ers yes
te'day WAS unquestionably to pluuder.
At noon yesterday the rioters turned
out about 5000 strong, attacked the
Union Steam Works, on the corner OF
22d street and "a Avenue. AT two
O'Clock 800 police arrived. The Iiotcr.
we've in POSSESSION Of the building Find
ing escape impossible they made al ss-
sauit on the police, who shot five Of the
mob. About 20 renamed in the build
ing
The rioters becoming desperate, again
assaulted the police, who killed 4 OF the
ruilians. Four were killed and , number
injured by Jumping from the second story
windows.
As the dead were borne from the
scene men, women and children ran
howlng through the streets in 3 most
frantic manner. The rioters we've then
Dispersed aud the police held the build
ing.
Yesterday morning tho mob gu,ted
the house Of Col. OBricn, of the lth
New York, who rendered his services TO
suppress the not.
A force OF 800 policemen here charg-
ed on the mob aud drove the rioters into
the houses, the officers chasing thom all
over the buildings, and telling them with
their clubs.
A detachment Of the nth Regiment
reached the scene and aided in dnpers-
ing the mob.
Col. O'Bricn, who went forward near
the crowd, was set upon aud beaten to
death almost instantly. The crowd nj
terwsrds amused themselves firing At his
head ss he lay on the sidewalk, aud sf
terwsrds hung him to a lamp post; then
taken and thrown into tho street, where
it remained up to eight O'Clock last eve
ming.
Gov. Seymour addressed the crowd
from the City Hall, imploring them to
refrain from violence and he would sec
that their 'ights were p' 'otected. lie was
their friend, and there was no occasion
for resistance for the draft hadn't been
enforced. If they would dispe'se he
would promise that there should be no
i, Justice done in the matter Of couscrip-
ton and the rights u themselves o d
antilles should be fully protected. lie
had sent hi, Adjutanl General to Wash
inglon on Saturday to ask Government to
stop the draft.
All jew.lry and money brokers es
tablshments were closed also the Gus
om house and assay Offices.
The mob fired the ferry house at the
foot Of 42d street.
Early ia the morning the rioters as
sembIed on Fifth Avenue and broke the
rlate glass windows in the Mayors house
Col. Manniere and . few friends eth.
clubs and revoIvers checked them unit
they were relieved BY the police aud U.
! s. soldiers.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-15
THE CI y.

Is the recent draft in Rhode leland
. brother cf WIN. Remington. Of this city. spd
his bnsir ess partner. we're both % fortunate -
to draw full suit Of army blue. ssd bras
new muskst This 10 better lack than W
have bargsinsd for.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-15

Notice to Cilizens Of East Davenport.
At . meeting Of the Board Of Eiusstion
District Township City Of Davenport. held
on the las. Saturday Of June. petition vas
presented. sisned by numsross s,tissns OF
East Davenport. praying that tho site for the
new school houss 10 that District. be selected
st some locality more convenient TO the pm
pills. than that txeminsd By the committee
On mstica Il was resolved that said petition.
ere send . delegation to the next session OF
the Beard. to wit on the last Saturday In
Jolly. At Z Ia o'clock p. m.. 90 - TO have .
general agreement ~ - which site would be
the most suitable for said school house.
Orro SMITH Sscy.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-15
RIVER ITEMS.

Wednesday, Jsly 10.
ARRIVED.
JsSNIs WBIPrLK, Campbell, Montrose.
DEPARTED.
JENNIE WHIrrLE, Campbell. Montrose.
CANADA, Parker, Montrcse.
BOAiB LEAVING rO-AoRRow.
Tho mail and passenger packet Bill Henderson
Captain John Rhodes, will depart for Dubuque,
and way points Att O'Clock to morrow morning
G. II. King in the Office. X. n. Frettymsn, agent.
The mail and passenger packet Kate Cas.el,
Captain B. W. Davs, Clerk Williams, will depar.
for Montrose and way points At 7 O'Clock 70
morrow morning. 4. A. Tiiebein, agent.
Tho Northern Line packet "embins, Captain
Hill, and NJ. Green, olork, will DO du. for ST.
tsui and way points to morrow. X. NJ. Pret
tvman. sgent
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-15
NUMBER 22O.

Tho mob made an on Taught on 10.
gro dwelling on 35'h street, but fos,u-
natc'y the inmates had been taken 70 the
station .house for safety. The crowd
then made charge on tho station house
but were repulsed and finally dispersed
by military.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-15
DlHsOlllltOM.

NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ Psrthership heretofore existing andsr the
firm name of kIcn nARDsOH, Wssr b Co 10 this
day dissolved by mutual consent Tho business
Of tho late frs will be settled a. the onioe Of the
DEhooRAr AkD Nsws.
D.N. RICHARDSON,
GEO. X. WEST,
Gao CARPENTER
Davenport Ma IL 1853
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-15

FRosr.- Night before last there was .
pretty heavy f'ost out west. along the N 4
N Road. M. Remington. the Mail Agent.
ssys thst the corn in low places Vas pretty
thoroughly nippsd. We have heard nsihing
Of the kind about here.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-15

BRIpGE BuRnRp.-Ths train from the
wsst last evening was an heur late. iu eonse-
qusucs Of the borning of email bridge. situa.
tad near Fulton. No egusrr,llas we're seen 10
The vicinity. hence i. is thought ,hs. the Ere
vas the =. sult Of accident
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-15

RARE CHANCE.-One OF the best "a
oons in the city for sale cheap. nov doing .
good business; good reasons given for selling
out. Alec large stock II vines and liquors
4 cost prices one year ego. Inquire at the
Chicago Ale aud Oyster House. Brady street
opposite the Post Office.
BARBER d NoRru, Agents.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-15
LATEST NEWS.
NEw YoRK. July IA p

NEW YORK, July IA. P. N.
Gov. Seymour has issued proclaua- A.
ton stating that the riotous demonstra.
tions originated in opposition to the
con.crip,ion and has swelled to vast pro-
portions. lie says he knows many would
not have gone to such extremes unless
apprehensive OF injustice, but reminds
them that the only opposition that can
be allowed is an appeal 10 the courts, and
the right to appeal will be maintained,
and the decision Of the court must be
respected. Riotons proceedings a ust
aud shall be put down. The laws of the
Stae must be enforced, peace and order
maintained, and lives and property pro
tocted. lie then calls on the rioters to
retire, dec airing that he will use all noe
essary power to restore order.
Hundreds Of wild reports aud rumors
are flying about the city, many OF which
are cxaggerations. The facts alone arc
bad enough. In Yorkville and Harlem
the rioters are demolishing houses, &c.
Arms have been removed from tho threat.
ened rlaces to places Of safety.
Provost Marshal Nugeut has been no
titled from Warrington to suspend the
draft.
The dsy so far, has been a horrible
one. There was a fearful riot in Second
Avenue this afternoon, in which tho mil
itAry charged and fired several times on
the mob, killing fifteen and wouuding
many more. Col. O'Brien was captured
BY the fiends and beaten to a Jelly and
then hung to lamp post, corner Of the
34th street and Second Avenue.
Nxw York, July l4-evening.
The Tribune and Times officers are
barricaded to night With bundles Of
printing paper. A heavy police force
are about them, and the sidewalk of
Printing House Square, in front Of the
Times office, is small cannon, which
6,es twelve balls at q discharge. The
mob this ?. m. got as far down as Full
ton Ferry, visiting many vessels and
compelling women aboard to join them,
and stealing whatever they wanted.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-15
Signed


Wanted.
A GOOD COOK: ALSO A GIRL TO DO
~ general housework. Enquire Immediately
G. H. Bells Dining Rooms,
METROPOLITAN BLOCK (up stairs.)
jy7-atf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-15

BUFFALO, 10.
Nallandigham arrived ut the Cliftos
House, Canada, at 4 o'clock this morn.
ing.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-15
WAsHIxoroS, July IA.

WASHINGTON, July IA.
The following has just been received ;
HEADQUARTERS ARMY PoToMAc,
July l4-3 Pm.
To Mai. Gen. H. W. Halieck
My cavalry now occupy Falling Wat
er, having overtaken and captured bri :
gade Of infantry, 1900 strong, guns, Q
csissons, 2 battle flags and largo nun
Der OF email arms. The enemy is all
49, %.
across Iu. vIOmac.
Signed G. MEADE.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-15

=, nAsS Su'y AZ.
Reports from our victorious army n
Nieksburg arc oil favorable.
Sherman 10 pursuing johnson, with
every prospect Of destroying his entire
army.
The news Of the fall OF Port Hudson
ia hourly expected. We are without suv
official Information Of the recent move
mcDt.
Gen. Dodge, at Corinth, reports ,hs.
he has routed the rebel forces under For
rest aud Rill,s, tha. have been acquiring
the country north OF his river, killing.
w"nnd'ng and capturing quite number,
including one Captain.
Gen. llnrlbnt'n cavalry scouts report
Col. l'lithc, with 300 men and four
pieces of artillery. at Cold y ster Station.
and Cen Chalmers ut Panola.
Mrs. Chalmers. who is ut fernando.
had received letter from her husband,
tho General, stating that johnson had
been fighting near Jackson and was fall.
ing back.
Rlchard'on is still in the country north
OF this, enforcing the con.cription. Gen.
Dodge will coon attend TO him.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-15

1--WE cows, TWO STEERS AND TWO
u Calves aIso a Thrcshipg Machine;
Apply to GEO l. DAvt hPOkT, Executor,
Or, JOHN l.. COFFIN.
JuIvg ~
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-15

CiNcinsA1i, July l5.
Morgan reached Georgetown, Brown
county, at midnight. He is pretty we'll
hemmed in, and his chances for escape
arc very slight.
Gunhoats and large force went up
tho river yesterday TO dispute bis cross
ing.
The Ohio river 10 too high to ford.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-15
To Builders.

PROPOSALS FOR THE BUILDING OF
i -four new chimneys at tho Court House will
he received BY the undersigned committee next
Saturday. July 18th, st2 ocio,k p. M, st the
Court House. Thecommittee will be present and
explain the nature Of the work
1HOS rLUkE,l
w L.CLARK, Committee.
II. CARPENTER,
Davenport July IA, 1858. 81
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-15

WAbHINVTON, July n.
The Richmond Enquirer OF to-day has
despatch dated Mobile 18th, to Gen.
Cooker, stating that the New Orleans
Era OF the 10Th announces the uncondi-
tional surrender Of Port Hudson, VI seven
o'clock on the ninth.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-15
THE MARKETS.
davenport Markct..-.DsiIy RcpOs

davenport Markct..-.Daiiy Report.
OvvIox OF rnR DsN. 4 NRws,
Tuesday kve.. July IA.
Quotations unchanged.
FLoux-W holcsaie, $5.400t6.60 retail, $3.50
Cd6.Ao. Shipments DO bbls.
WHEAT 65dy0c.
C0IS- tig3ao.
OArs-500l5sc.
WooL.-W Wsshed 60@6oc.
Chicago ~ Maskcts.
CnluAoo. July IL
FLoua. eglected Spring Extra 50. o. white
Winter $3.50.
WnxAr-M Market 2asc lower. el.o5@l.Iosk
Spring.
CoRx-I Ic iow,r. U1@2oH.
Oars -lc low or 54ts IN store.
kYg-Stesdy. No. SIC in store.
Davenport Lumber market.
DAvxsroar, July .. 1863.
Lumber lstcloar, per 900 feet. t...... .S3oMso
do I'd do do ..... 26M3t
Barn Boards do 7W2O
Fencing do do ..... ~
Framing timber do .'..'.. lo
Flooring, dressed, do rs
Shingles, No. !, sawed, per m. ..... 40
do do2 do do .. 800
Lath, do 20"
Pckrts do l4MlN
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-15
DEMOCRAT & NEWS.

3. II PsrTsHonL Co., No. 81 Park Row, New Yo. .rk
And State street. Boston, agents In those cities
and are authorized TO take and subscrp
tions for US NJ our lowest rates.
e. d. scsivss " Dearborn street, Chicago 10 author
sed to receive advertisements for this paper.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-15
BOUNTY & PENSION AGEACY.

bUUNIv q peN0IVU RGe ACys
PARKER Il EOWA U Os.
A TTORNEYS AND COUNsELORS AT LAW,
~ Davenport. Once on Main street, between
SECOND and Third.
W. COLLECT INVALID PEN IONS
For soldiers wounded or disabled In tho service.
W'tdOsCS Pensions
For widows Of soldiers dying 10 the service.
N6othOrO' 01ons
For mothers Of deceased son. Who leave no wife
or child. provided sush mothers we're dep. ndens
on their sons for support In whols or part, and
arc either widows. OF unable 20 obtain . support
fiom their husbaeds.
ORPHAN Sl5rEkS' PENSIONS
For orphan sisters under 10 ysars Of age Of de-
ceased soldiers, an dependent On them for sup
port, when there 10 no other legal claimants.
DOsesettes.
bounty Of xIoU TO soldiers Who have served I've
ys-rs
Bounty Of 500 10 soldiers vho ere disehasesd in
consequence OF wounds reserved In battle
Bounty Of 500 where soldiers ere killed or die
In the service, payable In the following order
Ia To the widow IL there bs one.
g. II no widow Of ehi'd. TO The father
Sd II no widos. child or father, 70 shs oethss.
4sh. To he bsothsrs cad .istsss.
9th. To the heis In Gsnesal.
jsse-Ala PAkkA3 b kOWAkO&
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-15
HEADQuARrRns AMY or ruu

HEADQUARTERS AMY OF ruE
PoroMAc, July 1850 Pm.
To II. w Hdiieck, General IA Chief :.
My cavalry have captured 500 prison
ers additional 10 those previous J re-
ported.
Gon. Pettigrew, OF tho Confederate
army, WAS killed this morning in ,hs at
tack on tho cncmys rear guard. His body
In in our hands.
Signed Gro. g. MBApE,
Major General.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-15

FINE SAMpLEs.-Mestrs. Beiderbecke
4 Miller viii please accept our ihsnks for sons
6ns samplss Of foreign wines which they have
imported for this market Consuusrs asd
dealers who wish to obtain . really siss arsi-
sls will had il greatly TO their advantage 10
give tAsm . call. Their stock is large. and
smbrssss almost every variety. Rensmbsr
the place. on Second street. bs.vsss Hsrrisos
and Ripley.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-15
LOst..S2 Reward

T1OR TIE RECOvkRY OF A BLACK TER
Il kIkR PUP. about two months old. the . owe
reward will be paid. Apply at this office.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-15
w aMled

Wanted.
At THE BURTIS HOUSE, SEVERAL
IA boys for dining room walters, and several
womeu for housework. suitable persons can find
steady employment.
J.J. BURTIS, Proprietor.
jue29
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-15
WAsl,InoToN. july

The Ohio river 10 too high TO ford.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-04-18

A co1espc8a-nt II MaaGry's Crfsis. o: Colnro.
tas, Ohio roviyes she remit isegnes Shs, IA 1893,
on iss pasctsse of Louisiana tns following fesolu
tion was adopted by sas LegIslatass OF Esssaebu-
eeiis,
"Rsso.red, Tns. TIE anaeS stiou Of Louis.sns 10
tbs rnion Ersrseends tbs constitutional power O.
tas Govsspusut Of tss fYai.ed States. il s,rps O
new Uonis ssseys 10 w,.iea tue States uaF.ee by
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Ths oovsfrmeat ID here prcaouneed = 81 mpar.
bsswesn to ltaer. aad frcal /. tie rshs OF .e:s.
aou or Withdrawal fsr Jas. Gauss results rs g NJ.
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VIII ss siztss from their .lcf=I ongSs oPs
Ard it viii ~ tfs ii ~ * III - Il will De ths
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john Q a.ncy A3aas. ID 5esssioins shs FEDERAL
dgaai,ais-a Of sss;ssh3yss;s. s;ys smang o.fet
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censu;sAe .lra - saeir own"
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to reEaia la th5 Onion F.rst ia nsintslnias tno
6ce,ins e caesA7'sn, 2od drst ~ nTli3aar17n Of
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r,nsi war 10 tta Iss:h ~ 4 s7y oLass coSzl,au.
xiy vhich r. 81 24as ior aay 20 sgoSvs .he
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-04-18
Obituary.

risd Fl consumption, nsar Battery 10 OF The
Rich nosd Dsiene.s, on the 18th Of Arr.l, 1883,
ALGkaAOA b WkIdnT, La tie 2sd yeaf OF nis
ass
To h's Numerous Tsle..o and friaads who ara
called 9ca to l.;neas It's unime.y death, we ten.
der the united sYmpsthses OF hs comrades OK iGe
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associated from b esries. s!egss a this s7sr Ill
daela--tne ercet e.emy tf rasnk nd-Femovsd
him from tee st ayInsat OF bis earthly association
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pauo usi In tbs terso smaEee of he dntses allotted
q him ard tnreughouy tie period OF BIZ feFvisss
IN aefsss- Of KS sountry's rights, msintfiuea an
pninp-.ohstle aud Christian aka carriage ,nx ,,
dew .xrrat n;c, the egtosl, sc confidence OF aii
h, knew kisd. ,
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gesc mpis1rsnti tia. pronaea hef or = a.s .aAS''
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-04-18

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nAyEsPozT 4 CO.
-.P . took Ausi!ors9,
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IA " HYOwLa, soxs / 90
Oh TCKa0AY, 9lss APllL

We shall offer On TUHaDA Gin lps, n IN
o'sicsk. large variety Of Goods eona,at. = 4"
Tobsccos, afossriss. Dry COCOA
Hardware. and Eotlsaa
...-. III TaD.OCO3
We have ksausaetured OF I'll grades, lrssth,
mary leading brand:
6Dof;,s In hsies, barrels AID psrer:
OF Kaa1iaisk. Billy Bowisga, Cc,ums,, ss
large tns OF esoiss Florida C,s.rs.
IA GRoCHslrl
Prime Susars ~ bhfs and tajs,
4osassss Rice, As,scse, Htsssa;
Country Soap, Cine, &c;
Ola, EEisA Peaches.
II DEFY GOODS,
B,own Costr CO, Dsiiir2s
I'm. rcl9sred Aus.tas, Oan,hrias,
kitAg, Aouslsas, JeAas, flannel
Brown Holland. faxitrs, NJ ino Dfsw9l
aIooi Cotton and Snk, Cotton Ysrna
ss.a, Uoshs aad Oassiu,sres;
1&0 Military Goats and Psnts ShawIG
1Aces Paper OAmbrio, kiilinst:,
sewing stk. Ribbons, dlovsz.
IN EARDwARE.
Handsaws. Axss, Hamn...,
Knives aud Fc:ks, part AlbAisj
Sad Irons. Hsmes, Lock-, Eoi:s,
6nssws, Chissls. LcSeyv
Rsaess ard BIS. Hcss, Hhcss,
hatcher xulses, -
IN NoTiena
Field Telescope, Brushes.
Palm Leaf Hats and Pans Bounets
Hooks and Eyes q unssr Scalsa
Iaimhies. Trinmsnss, Bssk MIS-
lnxssAn4s MeedlAs Hair Pima, Hat,
Shoes, 4atehss, Ppss 1eson,
Combs, Pepper. knvslorss lsvo!vsrl Il
kEDIOiEEa.
l,e09 dassn proprietary Md o:nss, eopslstins u
D1s strurs's, Halss. kurI hys and spsnsss
1nu Fever, VcgsssOis. 4 gus end Fever PA
Cough syrup, e..
TO BeOKEa.LHI3.
We have IL volumes American Flora AID Hatafs
History, richly liustxassd, and wen worthy d v
taStion.
WILL BA ADD1D-
very superior {usw) silver mcuassd
BUGGY HARNGJ3.
~ Sale In 0Tdsr Of aSvsYt!ssmsnt.
WI n foNLE, soNe = o.
en 1873 kuetiocsefx
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ChArleston.

be Charleston Journals sssn 10 snsie'pse that
tAe Yarkes hs.t viii rsaew their stserept upen tie
city. Jc6si. srcsa the tsnsei.y wssa which ste
snsa,y pursued thair dss!gna against Richmond
tnas Il net improbable The srtiisrists and even
The ciossns OF ChGlesscn are anxious far the a.
tempt 10 bc rsn.wed. II Il believed "a. IL the
iron c.ada Will CONS TO elos~ q1ar'srs shey viii
generally follow the fsss OF the Ksosnk II IL
pcsM 10, however, that they ,asy ea3Fo's saen
selves by ssssling some unprotected poin! o. the
ecs ard sselllng harmless w5U,ea sad saiiirsa.
HI, It ls always we'll to keep a sisepless eye IN
fh. n nra~A9e,s