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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-09

HAKLE on, IN The .owu Of Greuaia absut a week
ego q hgas Fay Horse. ahout foure=eu herds
Pm and brlEded visa thi letter o IRE csrar en-
ave I'm By aepTss 81 ths Caufederae Hocss %
= To- &C WATSON, gryns properly sns ~ ing
clarrss. re a-a
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-09

BONDS WcksburE Shreveport and Tara Ran
rosd. slOC0 eaca and ns5-seI b. the State 81
Louisiana
Rahoad, sl0y0 en-h-
SEQ shares stock Southern Railroad Forsals BY
falae GREEN.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-09

a A special agent Of the Treasury Depart
ment has issued q circular prohibiting goods be-
lag sold to merchants or disloyal persons in the
interior Of Tennessee. Suffers can get supplies
o. an order from the military commsndant.
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flCAs8GHG Viii K0TF7TT

haye q highly productive and wsu improved pe
taion for rsn- &J aees e land in e1l
sitaa-ed. is niles above Greenwood. al a.. asrz
the lower Tsliahatchis. Firsfr2ts pee-o srs- e,5
En lousa, exc lisa rare chznca far srr. soi9te-
man O. seth is nsgzasso on casof tae .-oIa,tsa S
the s5lsipe3 bottom where tta IT, ee.rs 81
the 3aakees Alply b. tha artal M a1ris
Carroll county As24. end 1arln corr. EosSa3
and hay on tie place. &. IS. DABSrV
ia3Qet
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-09

" A bill has passed the house, snd bsen re-
feTed to the military committee in the senate
of the Kentucky Legislature, to give one
months pay in advance to the nine months
men from that State.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-09
Extracts from a Letter froDa "a mcpaphis
Lady.

MEMPHIS, January &c, 1853.
EDITORS APPEAL; For some
time 1 have not been able 10 60 out in town,
owing 10 the continued rain and the difficulty
Of locomotion, for Memphis IS now sleeper in
the mire' than It ever was in the raud.
You have, doubtless, heard of sheTnan's con
6nement in Helena. It is said that since his
defeat he has become a having maniac.
It is reported, (of course I know nothing Of
folaHy,) that General Grant is very mueA or
posed to the Vicksburg movement, knowing tie
impossibilily Of taking The place, its very sisua-
ton renders it an ~impregnable fortress. These
Of Grants troops that have been sent on to Hell
ena, had to be forced on the transports, as they
had muiinied and positively refused to go, as
they said, to Davis butcher PEN merely to
add 70 the slaughter. As much as 7 despise aud
loashe, 7 cannot help thinking the wretehes de-
serving ofpity. There are desertions here hourly,
some going South, some North, and others hid
ing around town.
If the Fsderals continue their work of des-
tTuetion in Memphis, it will soon be d ruined
city. It has now q most desolate appearance.
AN the residences between Tennessee and Shelby
streets, from Vance out toward Fort Pickering,
have been destroyed, and their former site is
now filed with the Notifications and tents of the
enemy.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-09
L PApENDIrox. secrs,srg.

x A recent teiseraphic dispatch announced
thst cur Representatives in Congress had united
10 the recommendation 20 Governor Harris to
call together the Legislature Of Tennessee. We
see no reason why the General Assembly Of the
State could not be c0nTeaed now IS well as
when our State capital was in our possession
There is much business of vital importance to
the commonwealth to be transacted, and e great
deal of good might be accomplished. The ques-
ton Is to where would be the most suitable place
for the convention OF the body might ofsr some
litile difficulty. Winchester, where, we believe
are the archives. is scarcely well enough sup
piled with accommodations. TIE same objec-
ton applies to this place. We know Of 10
more suitable place Than Knoxville, where suit
able accommodations might be had. Besides At
shat point the DELIBERATIONS of the Assembly
would be less Likely 70 be effected By The possi-
be movements and changes Of position OF our
almies.- ChguuaoeggE Rebel.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-09

OF GEW OELWaN9
ID ECRUIFS WASTED -Persoas essroas o. io7uiuE
IA This Bstte y now artec7ad 90 rt Eoufilra Rrf-
9 Dc, Jack ems Corps Army Northern Vrgi1 a. wu b.
reeei I'D, $40 tselspo tatEn &c. fur1ishss 81 apolea-
uen 20 The undersigned ~ room no 9 BoVymsn dcus,
Jae=son MS ROBERT r. MOORE
fe7Iws Tierfersnt en- Rorrrff-- ga7rar
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-09

Mr. HC ELkRsE, q fbe Wasai gtoa hosei
b0ad:n s sa regular agent fgT Tee ArPEAL
"a Ven.a Onlrs wH be hled a his
counreEo s eEtsl nasle ~ iae srnYa
Of each trei1 from CTS c
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-09
FOR &AFK.

VERY VaLUABGB PLANTATION. NEGROES,
r. 0TOCE- IT,. Tie o@fner wishing "a Cd .nrs BIS
occupado1.c r=rs for sails bis PL 4rrATloN ia Biz
Fl srpis aoout iC9 mig aeqve Noble ard with ten
niles Of alto GobLs ard New o les @Fery heal hr
and del wetzted coEfanlB =loIr EiEeea huudnsd
ceres, eight hHrd-ad Of whah sre very sroduet re
lire post oak and recently cessd and urdsf g-od
fence new frame, painted dwelling, vita = large gar
cen ana yard well mcleod gia hou e scrrW, negro
ea1iua CIR * ehUnegt) etc all new
~ Crtr Taul5La Nreras, nttaen Mules. i've
wagons. cattle. hoes, fors, cos, folder and frmf1g
utelslg-odeed, everythiaE 10 enable a purchaser 10
NIKE g faii egVp ths pe-ssu wear for hiriy-5gs h-nds
Fer f-rtter i1tcrua ion apply 10
JOHN ECHOLa
f12W@ A+tha en- O. Of Secretary ~ Sfa-e.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-09
- cAYALnv RKGrmaNr

We desire . cali Sic attention of persons who
are about to enier the militia service to the al
vsrtisement, in smother column, Of Colonel JoHE
C. HUEPHREgs has been authorized By
Governor PETTUs e raise g regiment Of cavalry
Tor home service This branch Of The s@ar7ice,
toeetHsr wath tha hsldia Hhieh they are intended
70 operate, H present gieAlsf opporten.hea ie1
distinction than have eYI yet bsen eseFed 10
MissiaiPpiaHs Colonel HgAPHREAs Is 3 gen
ilsman ael cslcllasea e lead them in the ngAi
Director. Is vsu Is : gaIa and dashing
officer.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-09

s%URGEoEs' CERgIFIcATEs.-Many persons,
says the Mississippian of yesterday, seem to
have miseonstrued the law Of the last Legisla-
tafe in relation 10 surgeons certificates. The
act reyokes AL certificates issued before its pas
sage, because it was presumed that many per-
sons had received certificates who were net usuy
entitled to them. It doesnot, however, prohibit.
surgeons from giving certificates. The same
certificates may 30 renewed. The order Of Ma
jez-General Upper, we suppose, is intended to
be merely precautionary 70 county surgeons
His order on the subject is as follows:
". BY an act Of the Legislature all dis-
charges keretofore granted upon certificates Of
physicians, approved BY county surgeons, are
revoked and hsld for naught and an surgeons
who shall hereafter grant certificates Of disa-
biiity, without proper examination aud proof of
sach disability, viii be subjsea ia sucn penalties
as may be imposed by g courtmsTtial
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81 - -.


no. i TAEaER aud EIS3sHgR P.msbaB,
Il employment gysn- Address
4 c. ENGLAND,
n@N BruvT vf %. a1ss
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-09

WMr. Thomas shiveTs, one Of the marshals
Of the city Of Atlantis, was killed in that place,
on the % inst in 3 rencounter with Capt. 6. W.
Ander, Of the 1st George regulars. Several
pistol shots we're fred BY both parties.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-09

AcciDsST ar TIE BElDGE-Yesss1dsy even
lug While ore Of tho guards belonging to he 9th
Missouri infantry, was guarding the Fedsrsl
prisoners ct The bridge across Pearl river, lie
leaned upon tho rAilings which gave way and
pfaciptated him a distance Of several feet in
iuriag him severely, bat net dangerously.
We lesgn from Msmphss that 5. Mans
6sld, Esq has been RECESSED from .hs Alton
prison, snd is now st home.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-09

- Tbs Federal soldiers afMsmphis nave re-
csntly bsep PAD off. Hmight bs supposed this
would put step 10 their piferiag, for short
fine 81 least but such IS moi lhe case.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-09
Thanl.s Of tbe solaier.

AT g meeting Of ne oieeTs Of the 1st and ID
battalion Of infantry, d WauTs Texas Legion,
on board tho eacaet 35th Parallel, January 9Th,
1868, Gu. Z. N Waul was called 10 the chair.
On motion Of Major Steele, ths chairman ap-
pointed a committee Of eight to prepare reselu-
tious expressive Of their appreciation sf the
warm reception and generous hospitality offered
by the ladies OF Yazoo city 10 the command, on
It's passage through that place. The following
ofieeTs we're appointed Major O. Steele, Lieu
tenant-ColoneI B. TImmous, Major A, Canon.
Surgeon E. Kendall, Captain NJ S MuDs9n.
Cspsain I D Bradley, Captain Robert Voigt,
Li9utsnant ID C. McLemore.
The following resolutions were presented snd
unanimously adopted;
Rssotped, That a Texan yields precedence to
no ons in bis regard for the women Of our Con
ledaracY.
Resoloed, That the Adies Of Yazoo city have
cur best wishes aud hearty appreciation, for
their kinShsss to Waul's Texas Legion, while
en- route TO take their post in defending the Mis-
sissippi river near Yicksburg, having prepared
and presented to orr tired soldiers an abundant
supply Of food, which kindness viii long be re-
membsred by the legion.
ResoiUea That Wa hereby accord our heartiest
thanks to the ladies' of Yszno city, for their act
Of hospitality aud patriotism, aai greet them as
worthy members Of .haf sex, which throughout
the breadth Of or land has been unliri1g ia
their devotion around the altar Of cur suffering
country, snd whose prayer3nl efforts in our be-
halt make them worthy Of thsir Christian repre-
sentative who was last st her Sayiours cross and
dfst at his tomb.
Rssoiosd, That the Legion tender their hearty
thanks 10 the good citizens of Yazoo cf5ys as no
where have they been welcomed with hospitality
more generous.
Resolved, That a copy of these proceedings
be sent TO The citizens of Yszoo city, and be
Published in the Memphis APPEAL and Vicks-
burg Hhig-
T. N. WAUL. Chairman.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-09

1 A late Northern dispatch says there are
about two thousand sick soldiers at Helena,
some Of whom are poorly provided for. The
mortality among them Fl On tae Increase.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-09

a Both branches of the Missouri Legisla-
ture have passed a resolution ssking Congress
to appropriate s25 100000 for emancipation
purposes in that State. Tie aepate vote was
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-09

~ A bin has been Introduced into The III.
nois assembly. spprossi4lioe 100000 toward
erecting monu1sant 10 he late Senator Doug
las.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-09

n q Is telegrsphsd from St. Louis that enc
Of the officers captured 81 Arkansrs Post, who
vas in Little Rock a short tune Ego, says Gen
Holmes had received Instructions from jeff
Davis e Suspend ali proceedings u the demand
or 1ha giving up Of Gen. Mcneil Ter Shooting
tie ten ~oeriaas ia Missouri. We 90 not be-
love
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-09

GlRAFED or osn, frrm Cagtau AZ Wofords
amp, near Hl dsw, Wlrea csuu y. Mss. shout
tae 2iss ef NoVsm5er iast one SOHREL HORSE.
shout 4 teen hands h'sh enc white hnd Iooi-no par.
lcgiar maEks reuantersd. TIE shove reward wiiba
paid % sny one dsliveunE sald horse 20 me, or for snc1
tornaa 81 via ls4dt % dis recovery
j. BuNCH.
La.L-Im-. La---n-..- NJ
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-09

~ The funeral obsequiescf Gen. Sill, ofths
Federal army, who was killed a. Mafaeesboio j
took place 10 Cincinnati on the 30fh alt
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-09

II Ii Is stated 70 he the intention Of the
general commanding Ills department - permit.
al pefsohs who ~reiinquish ssrvieo in The Federal
army, to retun 70 thaa homes. We think the.
naIiczR GOOD one.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-09

90 No j 4A1H4ISI3 sd 9 B~LaCKSMITHS
~ NaHe but experienced woikman need apply, to
wnom i5eTsl wages wa be pail
ANTHONY ROSS
N er EaCliuist q and 9. r.
Fadon Staten, Ass, OF A05ia ana Obio X. r.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-09

NEW YORK, January S0-A Hilton Head
correspondence Of the Herald, dated the 26tb.
contains the following "A good deal of anxiety
is manifested with regard 10 matters in Ovee.
chez sound. The Monitor Montauk, went down
on Saturday morning last, for the purpose cl
e~zpelling the rebels from their batteries; while
the capture or destruction Of the Nashville was
to be undertaken by wooden vessels, which &C.
companiea her.
A contest with The lam Atlanta was anticipa-
ted.
Beyond the news of the M0ntank's safe ar
rival at tho mouth Of the Oeeeclse. on Satur.
d0y afternoon, we have nothing definite ffom
that vicinity.
Yesterday a deuse fog hung oiser The coast.
To-day wo have heard rom thai aualter nuasf-
Gus reports Of heavy guus, indiesisnr that some
thing unusual is going on No hlsrs exist al to
the welfare OF The Mentaok, but the Nashviiie
IS known among our cruisers is q las. ship.
and she may get away alter ali and ia spite
OF 81.
~ Bya recent order of he commanding
gsnegsl at Pet Hudson, ai pessonsn moi ATTACHED
to the army, are required 70 enEol Their names az
ths provost marshel's ohiee
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-09

DIED AND BLACK HHk. Legal Cap ard Letter
ia Paper Letter aae oldtlsi Enyaopas. Stee. Pens.
Pen SEATS Red cotton oE hnsnt Tape, aud al KINDS 81
Sisdo1ary. S HILLYAE
ia3tl0s Csrtai4 AdA . 81.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-09
D~epredatfOas Of Soldiers Throughout the
Aix-Whn 4.

EPrToRs APPEAL; I am oue Of many citizens who
have been greatly annoyed Of late by s%tFolins soldiera.
They entered my premises last night took a 6ne pair Of
mules, left nay gate open and committed other outrages
in the neighborhood which are dbg aeeful and outrage
Gus Who commands herel Is there 10 authority to
stoptbess outrsges9 Il not. citizen&wII be compelled
to try the Virtue OF oable-barzelie gun for their own
protection. Armed soldiers attempted to break into the
houss Of my neighlor last night If this was the guard.
g4rs Gas the oorPerazS There il a serew loose. and We
resi-. etfuly cal Sea Adams attention to the matter.
February 8, 1855 CITIZEN.
E As an evidence Of the fact that the fun
me7y of gold lace, and fancy equipments snd
trappings which is SO o6en admired upon the
persons Of lieutehsnts, surgeons, etc. DO not
appear to be more popular with the Leading
spirits at YicAsburg, than they are with Stone
wall Jackson ard other fighting men Of the srmy
Of the Potomac pc Brandon Republican gives
The following from a lett Of a cores
pondeat:
"a few days since, whils Conceal Lee was
examining the WhitEorth guns, in front Of
General Smiths headquarters, q sentinel stepped
up and ordered him of. Lee sad nothing, but
continued his examinations. The sentinel, With
much vehemenee, then said Il order you to
leave here, SIR, and not touch those guns again1'
Lee then leff, and proceeded to enter General
Smiths headquarters, when the sentinel con
tinUed, you can't pass IN fhere." Why 2"
said Ice. Because none but commissioned
officers can 90 Ia there" said the sentinel. Il
am an officer , said Lee madestly, as be slipped
out Of the view Of ths faithful sentinel So plain
Is General Lee IN his appearance and manners,
that a stranger would never take him for su Of
Geer."
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-09

- A c~cuespsadsnt ii flo Atlanta Iataa
qsnoa, wrilae nn Dabl0ne 5aauaTy 25.h
Tsporfs t4a .hs aou5.e vita d~essFiers aud TO-
res in lie moansaias was hen naaly oFer
Abous pc hanore5 t~p-srtaTs lad come = and
woaldleoi III sgaiesa prisoners
were oa der A1na e lsas. eo4 de-
se.tss rsss ffs sssm berg
- -.lln
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-09

- aaj Gen Accook, 81 the Federal army
vas married in Dayton, Ohio, on the 10Th ult.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-09

MATCH HORSES Al AUCTION
fFT1LL beseid 81 p1ai1 srciou in Hszio Cftr.o a
" sAIukDAK Frlrus-y 7lr at coon one ran o,
MAEG4 q f4tA4UE ur BaRGW HORSES
oeionslns 70 she Co1fsdera1s S-staT&a4y Dabartmeri
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-09

~ AYfNG been sp-ouaef - ths Gover1or TO raise
IA o regiment Of CAYsLRT from ths S-sts BnliHa,
those persons who 6esira % eaise c7npani r. nd tsose
eh3 have received aet1orfy E I'D neto ase eempas
90 2wr OBS g 20 MpUREYS-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-09

NOuIsIana %aFecfF0m.
STARE CAVaLRY REGIaENT.

Z ZION. owl r. M4tFlCE vii b. a candidate
II Ter re-slsCr on 60 the elise cf Ctisf JlsHcs Of the,
supreme Court Of L9nsiala stt-s ensuing elseton.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-09
MTLITARY q

Dol1neI eoUU11l1E n us n9r-.r-
SA&UEL s OIEF.
fqIWe $780,
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!, L9TIsIaEA ID aaTLLEaY.

Ap-gEoysd-JoHs 2 PnTUs, eossn9f ed csr
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-16


The editor Of the savsasah Ness,
Who was = Chsslsssss the sight Gil
more commenced sheIlisg the city, thus
describes the affair -
The citizens, ~ it seems BY On error
in the transmission Of Gilmors's answer
BY the signal corps, were led to believe
thst they would have until Mosdav
night to remove their families, aud
were surprised by second uidoight
attack. The scene, - the Yankee in-
cendisry shells came hurting through
the cir, crushing rough the cbambers
Of aleepiog women and children. o.
bursting il the stseets, scattering their
fragments in every direction, and light.
ing up the darkoess with sudden glare,
vas shocking in the extreme. Shell af-
tor shell followed ct intervals Of come
zen misotss, each preceded BY the sul.
len roar Of the fer Of battery. Soon
the streets in the vicinity where they
we're filled With men, women and child
res. the former % hremen or soldiers
rspsirioe to their posts for duty, The
lat Or hast ning-,bey knew not vher
I = somesbere for sate,y. While tn,
streets we're thus filed with terrified
families, the rain poured down, adding
horrors 10 the scene. The sbeIling con
ii nued for shout IN hour and quarter
when il ceased. At two o'clock, wter
we retired to our chamber in the Mill
House, Meeting street was comparativ
" quiet. From the door Of our hote
every smell could be distinctly besr,
! and the po mt atwhich it strnck very
nearly determined. We heard Of sew
eraI houses and one church in differen
parts Of the city which were more Q
less Injured BY the shells but NO il
stance OF injury to persons was repo'te
when We LEFT the city yesterday moru
Jog. We heard Of one very narrow es
cape, . shell having passed through
chamber 10 which two young oi.ls wer
sleeping. The bed ~ss struck and
part Of the mosquito bar torn awar bu
provideutially, neither of the sleeper
was hurt.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-16
10 Horse Ownors.

DIR. RWEET'S INFALL1RLE LlNIMFrT FOR
Lameness, arising from Sprsina. Bruises Of
Wrsachins, its effect is msgicai aDe certain
Harness Saddle Calls, Scratches, Mango, &C., il
will also euro speedily. Spawn end Ringbons
may 10 easily prevented and cured in their tnc,p-
lent stages, hnt confirmed cases are beyond rosii-
however. 10 90 desperate or hopeless that Il may
b allevistsd BY this Liniment, and its faithful
application will always remove the Lamensss and
enable the horses to travel with COZ passsvs eaee
Every horse owner should have this remedy st
hand for its timely use It the Arst sppssrauce Of
Lamene, will efeetu lily prevent those iormidsbls
diseases menti ned to which Ill hyrses are liable
sDd with render 90 nsny Otherwise valuable
horss- Ne asly voorhees,. Hs7H
See adeertieeuent. ae1S-dvfv
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-16
PIANO FORTE SONGS,

-
lI1usasatssg the Iucideats Of the War.
1.-THE Cuussrland." W.ds By Lengfsllow. Mo
sie BY ooat. Song and Chorus. IS
sCloss his Eyes, His Work 10 Dose" Dirge for :
soldier. Song and chorus. Words ~ Boxer.
Music b. Hatehisoa IS
sIs dat Mother Bending Der Me-" Ballad. NM
sie ~ ]. G. Johnson IS
sKsop tAis Biole Nesf Your Heart IS
CONTRABANO SONGS.
sPoor Rssa, Poss GAL" MOL Of the sssngs q Tho
Frsedaso u Port Reysl." Aranesd y Lsey
ncKim. -
sAway Gees Cslls' 6tAskwsathss. -
"a bran Lipken las' September
Told a. 00uf less you sUrfsndse
Afoeo ~ lass u esxt Doe01oee.
sAwsy eoss Cugse.n
sCuases Wss sose" atiskvsstsr. IS
sosy si1g d bslls. dsy bssa q guas
nssos J5ieisg ssas sd fas.
Chs niehty lhing hsb cone 70 pass
0asee f0GAsy vent y war
he ahove nailed post-paid % receipt u the
reiso. OLlvkR III SON . CO., Dostso.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-16

The demands against New York city
on account Of damages to property sns-
tsiued during the riot on the 18th, 14th
and 18th Of Jnly now amount to about
g, 100000.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-16
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cbastest manner possible, others are adorned and
embelished in the most costly and superb manner
1t is absolutely necessary to sec the Family
Machine in operation, 90 - to judge OFT great
capacity and beauty. Its fast becoming % pop-
ular for family sewing - our Msnufactu ring ma
chimes arc tor manufacturing purposes.
The Branch Omcss arc all we'll supplied with
silk twist, thread, needles, oil, Ac, Of the best
quality.
rend for PAMPHLEr,
TIE SINGER MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
45S Broadway. N. Y.
y Chicsgo Ohacs, SO Clark Street.
r. KKACSE.
jy23-dsm Agent il Davenport
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-16
the CvNcE~ >tOsS 4 xvkRIENCE
or an InvA11d.

Publisbed for the benefit, AMI A. warning and
A CAUTION TO YOUNG MEN,
who suffer from Spsrmatsnb@a. Nervous Dsbili-
~, Premature Decay. etc, supplying At the same
has cured himself ster being put to great expense
and injury through medical hambug AM auack
cry.
By spclo.iog . postpaid addressed snvslope,
single copies may DO had Of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq,
my27.dkw1v1 bedford. Kings Co"nsv, NY.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-16

The Cuban paper Diano says Hayti
!. to be Incorporated into the French
Empire, and to this end 10 now playing
into the hands Of the French.