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THE FRENCH TO BE WATCHED.
Important from New Orleans.
Auothcr Brusheav Cit, Report The Texas
ENueniiiun


N'r Oriana, SsDt IA seek ago the Ccnird"r
s,-t tsnnad 4 the surrender Of Br'.hrAr tt, since
tten they have taken two itile place, this side Of
bfssLesr. and now. i; il reported uon good authority
bl,shesr CITY Itself; IN. this IA positively denied
Lpi TOs TDAAs-oL NGN.p
''reN novofcnts are now s.ing on here Many
ssi'ls sasstis have teen chartered roops at, iu-
'i'dy put on b,srd ,rooIs At SHIP Island have beel
.sut; others following for she Rio Gr4ndt. TIE
tonrce docuiuH viii tld nlin'rols advocate at
h.o~r'vil" ~ lee, thsn three days. sap7iron 10
tud ;hs is l. uot to remain uud,stu. he'd ! "a can
t-nd uplu ths news Runor SAY. ths, arg. hod.,
~ ID Iiraus .rt a@Gt.ng tue sfriva Of the rnitod
t'st's iJrces JSmezs part l supp)se Tho tlty is
ne wl'h rImo that she Sta. snans,.i Bsuner vii
~on ~ave In ;umph over tie s.e..c4u IL, of Nat
suotsi. This later pace Is almos. inInca itsy cp
-. Bro.nsv,.le
Nee Or'dns Ut 2.-l hsve bat few minute. a
which ~ write, the boSt eaves ia twenty mlnu.es
A. art OF the ssest TeIs expedition, Ma ten.
Wsh5urn., sith sev, ntsen regimen will leave for
the Rio Grand- Sep. 3D. a Gresl ulany troops have
been sent. and still more are to iolio.. There are
Busy times here among transports and troops PHO,
srs - sreai demand. Considerable whispering l.
sOiAs Aoou. thu expedition. Some aisci to thiuk
l. 10 w Moblis.
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The Tennessee Campaign.

Wash.n,fon, s-pt .. Maor-Gcneral Ro' ecrsn<
report OF the ope ations In Middle Isnne,sce /, on
clally prunu gasi. |. euihrSces the prelimiis i"s
vi eh rc,ttsi ia driving he rebels out OF that e
ton Of the Sise. Ou. .utsl Io~s WAS % Killed +S
wounded and 10 n.4 ln. W. captured many IN sp
arms, three held pie -, slS cGissoni, three imbH,
three riilod siege pcee, without carriage, besidr
arms de.ti ed b. he cavalry, and the Q1ar'.rmas
ter. stores. ~ tents, ~ 's. and 1910 s.cks OF corr
and cornmeal The total number OF prisoners 'aker
wss fry nine nnission-d oiilc'rs uni oLc 'hou
Sand i've hundred and on ybve uou comm sion
ell ofi ccrs and pryates.
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TIE ucts from Central Alue.i,s ~ the ocean
o., en yo,fcr'I., ~ irirOitsnt.
riNs't Idy.c's nom Guat.rn,ia say that the ior-
e.:u aIi,stors have solicited Car,T. g. treat with
BAui7s tor p,cciul fc,tlcmcn, ~ the irc.,ut jim
cut,. pa'.e 1cm Slly ador - Aufust 2ath LAY that
na.riaet i hJ.l.ou iii- n my d,ily increasing,
hi troops ~ gc-ia,y va. aul Ac.p In good p.r,ts.
al h !, rcpsc,s I'D 3. nach mofe hopeful than at
la. .iviecs a,tl. lsh C,rr,rA had advanced within
two l,s-uas Il i,rap'aL
1h' dNcultic' hei-ccn chill end Roliyis con
t'nue.
fhrre hundred and eishtoen k,nNkts. imported
from nc rI',n,si4u i,leuds have becn redeemed nv
the -. .rL4l,ut Of r,ru auj cturucd to their Lou..
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'isah
The fol!osing 10 FG russelif reply g. tive memoir
of he Emanc,p,;ou society relative TO th, steam
F.4.s IN the hetsey;
gentlemen / have received your l,tter ing at
tpuon to subect of very grave aud pressing inn
plrtaLce, via; tht III, at out or rquppn; so puw
sa IRON Is scam rsins. ich am informs !.
&c ut, na.d to commit no, .ti,- against the toy
mt and people ot the nItsd Stss. VI atom
to1 l.s IONS heeu dirocted to th.-e .uh,eis, Il -
Il Treasury AMI iionie Departments have. Al nv
r. 81 th.,. steam rams. You are aware
:hs. by nh, ,hs ,oresn s9,ll,.im s9l.imn' aei' .,.
are ,uhcct to peuslty, When the ship ii
ed o. equipped or ~ pos.s of ssr aud tho
is,nd.hip With her MsiC.iv. il /, nsce,.sIy to
p.ove lpth he 'glipmeut aud the inteut.ou II ia
10 have the evidence of = eIciitnrio wi ncts / was
a. rops shen began 10 read your mem oiia that you
th>l the .'esri rams in question were intended to
carry ou ho,tint,- ss,inst he government and poo
flsa c, ths 'ort, and only tell me that you ar in
TO- ued th.,'o ,ud %. and IL Is believed hat o aud
Int .h prYs, cution annOt h. ct ON foot upon the
md q Nlo alton Of the ieIs fn enlistment act,
sther Of ..'i .demesuor sud crimes. su IA Ike
- i.tho law "a use. Yours, c.,
The L,yerpoc posr,v,:
ltroe app, ~ tat me steam ral' lsulcl ed rom
J., ',..i,.s,.i butt %. he t.ni, ar.Ht. go,er
iruahr.cre sTe coua>rned n tic tu4iness. but
eirHra t.uk,r ~, n. IA.'F were 20 be paid for
GU. trt on. u .tr iOsn. Al LantioI vas one Of
"a .ou;r,ctogs tir that loan. and sas sl,o susIsn
t'd jog n. 'ment OF thr contract WITH i.,iid he
has mortgage On both the yessyla, anu therefor .
tne,L Ultimately be, ous hs pr perty but The n
the Is. would nav" 10 deal with TINS new feature in
t.- .ls yet On and Al. Laucter u kht tell ih'm 20
th- r.fi.h vet u'nt NJ cost pycs, snd inoy are
-, eprb ihe money, not or stn, nut 'cr e1hsi ani
\ t.rho' sINic. 10 mi a're they ar to'2,lv unit
" 80 Pl ANs "a. 20 that the two .h4rp are no.
&c .,ru,.ei ior tn French Goverumcnt, but have
;...l lsde, d - the Government o; Esypi, their
s.Iu-s md ate
The PaTiz MosirrUs shp:
7 The Florid,, sailing under the Coufed rate Tag.
acrcGing the ordinary principles Of international
IA hs nr Florida could under such Law De A!nlit d
III K ufoc rt all hat indisp abb tO uaintsu her
y IL god usNgane late, without hr b-iLs ahlr 10
"a. f.IcIS,s teu4iag to recruit her war arrange
Csu't, .. ..
An .ugo.'Au, pamphlet, stor.bcd to A. oGic.. l.
~. L.I Itran published. 'nt;l,i "Frsncs, Acricn,
N And tue CarG derAr." l. sets forth tho in.ere.,
sa..h france h-s ~ recognizing the Confederate
s,a,e ant tl' iu,p,ssltii,y or the re establishment
,,r, Aia ricau uion u,aiutsiuing that sn Amer.
a. an ull bs useful to france, If sepsra lou be
t.,,p ID. Horth au! south he definitely rrouounced
H.. a.. conf ierste states would be the allie, d
| ,t.p,. tul wca.d cIargn,ee her fgom attack from
N, \ tn. would udl her nope-, and her n,nufac-
4,.r. .euld ob.. u cotton, which is absolutely ne
s,ssaly fof rh,m
The P.as correspondent OF the MoaNsG hGaALu
N. 90. ie.s9a 70 bsAsvs thst this PAppalst ex'
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Wd,h,rgtoH. Sept. H.-Gen. ui!noe recently seq.
a .ptc,a. Inenas" TO Washug on, asklrg the Govern
meHt Tor instructions a, 10 .heins Charleston Tho
reply Was that hs uG' erpec'd O. boIpburi 'hS ,,sy
unt,I III, r,bsis .hIU surrender. A fail ,upply Of
iucrnaIy .h,ls, TO be used against iharlFEtOn were
sent 10 Gen. fillmore by the Arsgu, aud b. THE tine
are probably bciag used against ihe dooinrd city.
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Burnside's Advar CO.
Gloouy Rebel Foyrbod,u.s

Chdr.cston, Va, SeIt 3.-Nows was received zee.
tcrdsy inornins by seity eolen,porsry that Knox
Vile -O cvacu>,d ty our ,roops last Monday, aa1
occupied the following day nv the forces Of the enemy
II tre ihc natural presumption would b. that the
sithdrsssl Of our troops ~ss . strstesete movement
We need sot say that the permanent occupation Of
Knoxville would lie heavy blos tou4
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Cinc'nn4t,, SGpt IA. the second uat;slion Of
the sixty third lnIisna rsgIent was returning from
Icrre nsut. on saturday, an attempt vas msdc TO
hang u. ". NOoru,ss who vaS .ut r'rd 20 tOUtress
rom ludiana al thc ~. election. vi. NOorArts
ulyt,ing NJ p,-senger IN the zane tra,n with .he
,1Id .r. lie ~ rec .Ci by 'Ac o l. CO. It pei!
LID n1 III .nIdi,r. lesve hr tTAIn ~ M stle
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The Maine Election.

por'iaaa, M, sfpi. li.-Tnc f,ioYin. In the vote,
Of GONE Of tho chief towns cast st ne S'e '!eo'on
to-day
Augusta gives Cony, Unicnl for Goyernof 800 ma
lority-s net gain OF rs for the tni1nis,s.
sc,rboro give. Cony 20l majority net gain Of !,
Bangor gives Cony $50 maiority q n.t gain ot 500,
Brewer sives Cony 800 maioriy - net pslu oi los.
EiddSlsIa givss C0py 1Is; BIAdbary lpsIsJ is..
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From Virginia.


S,r John's Rtn, on me Bd,,mors ant Ohio Rat
rodd, Va, Ser s.-our fcrces a. Bath part Of two
companies OF Col. wyuk ops 10Th Pennsrivanis Cav
alrs' we're attscted this moruins a. O'Clock by .
prity OF rebels, estimated At from 30 10 $50 Our
iorees resisted the attach With much ssl,sntry. snd
drove back the en,ul.
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From We.teru virginia

Warrington, sspt :, IN official report OF Gensrsl
Averil recount. his expedition through several
tics Ia Virginia, r'e'ins With continued ,ucc,.,W
snd driving the rebels before him; also, coItru,ns
the r,pot Of the destruction OF .atpete work., rebel
camp,, arms, eiuipnenis sore. dc The iepoT al.s
states that he had seyer. fight oftwo dav, Duration
with ,upe ior rebel force under ten. sau, JoLsa
driving them the fl ct day, but r.tfinI a, the ed
he secuud dIy lor want of auIuIunitl,I.
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rirr Ia the phil.deiphia Navy Yard.

:. 90 iph,u. SsJt II The urpr part of the
s,ut"hOu'cs IN the norhvt ,i.Hcr O. the Ntvy Yard
'.,' ii. s:toy,d ~ Hire Yesterday. The .ts .,t-
mated At sI;,uvU. the ell i-aouses / al narrow
Kit.
~ va z.
To ~, tc1 saws:
L. ou q. the iIii'iu-, lsrre smcun' of s'ors'
co aston" pru 'paliy oi rsr'T,dro ar. u'cd fu ron
iat' powi'r ior rsnior Charge slI Il, material for
inskiur Ncm There were a..o ~ the bud ne yAu-
abe usu'Ics irAtium.nts ia dir rent room. ut the
~est eud, muse, va!uabr chart. hook, station
,iy, &c. The Oh 'sl pap of the on OF The al
rfrttty ycp;, pu s,r, In" T. oidnsn'c oficsf and
re ed .b,NO were d,ttfo,td. Am,us the pt. ptt'y
d, .iru el ~ tc building vas = larE' collection OF
va usnc p't in7, te,i. plans ard JraNinps .h,ch
ad ca coll e. Il fr t"att. It' Man. % ttc Old
SHY icHna. Is "a were R-1nns theu. Ihe-c wef.
al ned, ant val .utct Il seyerest osf hivn
Igt tr Ny tn Ere ~ tie icu h s'9s wa Va. T.
rb AMI rare COLLECTION of woiks Of tste, clolR,ng
g. til widow oi thc ate Commodore hu ,rsistiu &
Of all kinds o. rare and chocr rutipiti fro every
n1vsi .sti0u Oh tie s'ts, rnd Jusf'f" of u How
oj me In battle, liiiy Yeas oo. These wee sn-
ti j. ,ontumei. lac t,ta. lns. uhs soue $4,000.
L.ttIe 'ncouveu enc VII re.ul. 20 the worsmen Of
fh' 'aft nd the operations there vim be tut u tie
irtr. Iurfto b. th'h.H Ia the ruuneIs lot vss the
fug of he suus vi seven orr, gut yessc.I at the
yG.t.
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Afiip,d, Tory,d, Sept. T.. Asp,ci,l TO the ArrI,l,
hom >ersobia, says that GtL Price had su engage
men, With the enemy, fifteen mile. beo- Little Rock,
and ohtsiued victory over tn isnke-,.
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Hdrper's ferrW Va, sert. 5.-lmbcdeu, With .
fore" Of 200 men, a'actei Major stephen. ., Moor.
hsid' Hsii' eonniy, day before Yesterday Stephens
had about 300 men, aud fen back without ios oa
Cumberland
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From Europe.


,dIt Rae, Se1t li.-Thc steamship Arsh.s, from
c4,,ustovn he 9Th inst, hp srrived, cu route 10
Aai.ist and BOston.
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The NebtIs ENNrUNW MUM " ili'
Fortress Mv.io,. ;, IT, ". The st,sr ii. I...t
ports that Nons Island is evscuatcdiy ~ the rebel.
The News Confirmed
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The following is Earl russelif reply e. tive memoir
. u he Emanc,p,;ion society relative TO tbs steam
F.uls IN the hefsey;
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-30
A F.ex BILE Platform.

The following platform (savs The Co
rvdon OHIO Den.ocrat,) we have ar
ran ,ed to suit all parties. 1t Is II III
- IL noity-taree IN one. The frs
.ln,nn is The Secession platform tht
sec,nI~is tie Abolition platform ant
~. vho,e read together is the Demo
cratic pl storm. The platform is like tt,
I1run-asa wbo'e, it Is democ, attic
hut divided, one-hai secession and th'
o,ber Abolition
iius-an Tor The O'd Ua'on
Secession IL = cufse
". sisht tor The Consultation
r.. Cootsd-raey l. . league With hell
W. 1--we Free s,~ech
IT,. ..nslhon lstrssscn
We glory 10 'r'" press
s.n.,stivp Will not e toll rated
ar. s.,ht not for The negroes freedom
.-,,.,vue,iop Must tie obtane
wn., suecssd Atevery heard
~. r1nou We love
W. l,vs not The negro
We never said L. -. ~, ' mon ehoe
We want The Union IS IT was
Foraien intervention ! psyso OUT
We cherish .ne "'u nag
..d bara /, q fl aunti z lie
". generate lhe habeos corpus
..,.... .hi,alrv IL hateful
ooueS nth 10 JEFF Davis
A.. iireolu lss't the govcrnment
Dow with 100 'ev
Law sad eedsr Sns' t''a"Po
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GaleRa / lineage llitD nallre.
60Xa
I'm AND AFTER MONDAY, NAY lsfG
" 9TH, 1859; Trains viii leave Wells stseet Dc
pot, Chicago, - follows, (Sundays ezssptsd.)
At ESQ n and s9s 2M !, for Bsividere, Rockford
Freeport, Warren, Galens, Dunlitb, Dubuque
and ntetnediate places.
At $50 A n and 9:45 P n for Dixon. Polo. Ful.
ton, Cedar Rapids and intermediate points
At for Elgin, Belvidere, Rockford and In
termsdiste points.
At $50 N Tor Geneva and Intern ediate places,
Passengers tor Beloit and Janesyille viii take
the $50 N and P n train
Passengers for Crystal Lake, McHenry, Rich
mond, 0enevs Lake and intermediate points, win
take P n train.
At $50 N and 5A5A N, from Dunleith. Gals.a
Freep0rt, etc.
At $50 p Mind 900 A Il, from Cedar Ratids
Fulton, ixon, etc.
At lilo from Fox River Valley.
At $50 A d, Geneva Accommodation.
- Sleeping Cars on Night Trains,
E.B. TALCOTT, Cent Supx.
g. =. Wnsn. Gsa1 Psssip Aga nv3ot4
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-30

n Kon-r.rooR DIAA0ND.-Among
the temptations for the fair Sc. which
tbsse paper.monsy times have brough,
into the country, We notice . juvenile
Koh.i-uoor diamond, weighing fourteen
6srsts, 1t jewelry store under the Fifth
Avenue Hotel. The value Of this rare
eem il reported at $4,000. It il said
8 bs tho largest aud most valuable ever
imported into the United States.-N r.
World.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-30

The New York Tribune is persevering
IN lis efforts to establish the "loyalty" o,
the majority Of the Supreme Court, and
thus cheer the dependent hearts OF the
Jacobius who fear it as the rock or
which they aud Their hopes are to be
wrecked. The Tribune has 70 fear that
any decision Of the Supreme Court may
or can make will be permitted to mate
rally Interfere with the abolition p,li>
cies o: i,s party, but it has we'll ground
ed fear that the court may make decis-
ion which may materially interfere with
toe political prospects OF lts patty, and
agarst this it is guarding in class
ny the judges AS ''loyai" and "ds.oy-
A." Should the court sustain the Pres.
dents Proclamation and The radical
legislation Of Congress, tbs Tribune will
refer to its d fence Of the .",oyslty" oil
the court; should an adverse esision b.
made, it will appeal 10 its resso.ai"g to
show that the court xas "di.loyaI."
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-30

A proposition is before the Common
Couuc;l Of New York to buy copy Of
CLARK Mills bronze equestrian statue Of
General Jackson, for eSS,500 to be
- - II enc Of he up-town squares.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-30
o1oTHINe: .oOTs AND Shoes MlsCELLANE0UsL
= 8 WING nACu1NR.
Prize vii nennsr ! gslDer. -
TEE 91LCok 0lBss SRwluo nAcsr
-sg@ss SSosss ssasaias, sisasss ss1ss6 . srtos.f
Family sewing.
aBg g 1esTR s53s',sssl saar
Toelklne,
1SAeA4~A

CO6010a
Sssne AT svee I'D OoaslDe oopn svAfeS =
wassasssd ses y. rip = wsas Ssss 4 O - n
eus . frequent Intervals epd also 49, M -.
ssnseancss ITO survive he wash ss6.s So
voss.sse device = gsSos oeIflSy u Iea,,ee,.
psoveots the poesibility a u maeAdae hsi.-s"C
= ne wveae diBssSisa - ~ 1e3SSec- ~
wearing ladys dress.
senuon y the Wilcox PAtsnt needle. 49, -.
Il !. snph..ie.lly The god lsv-psissA ss.s,,
sew,ng machine that The psblie have - ~.
wanting icf.-Bcsses zrsssesspe.
- .is 'sdssd vssdssfsl psodsetiss and r. fan.
ison with H. PA. Esss;se Jes,rr1
Amecnanieal wondsr. --&bsseei6e I~~s
AnonS the best aad most servieeaals 49,.
9aenines. Light and slsgastly 6nisAej ~ =.
uDPis iU ceoetsoction that 70 seene el,-.>se
i%posns.s TOT - to 81 sss q rspair.- hasss,s
Has eoebinsd With IL evs pse,Iia, .,,,,, an
70: really vslssbls impsovsosnts Of Ne hieH~
priced msshiDss.- Pssssyssesie
Ihf msch'ns n the opisioa Of he ee.~issss
nns 1ose nearly the reqoise0eots Of peefeet -.
G n ~ any On sshistios.-lrssAis lssessss
TAXING into cessdsntioa sinrlIeifv .heso....
oerAcInty and doing oil wosi The eo1wistes ve.S
eeaetneusly In fsvsr o. che WileUr cssHk: \
s,sae sss:sd naehins.- Pmasvtsss;e ~ e
Ccs.yA HePove.
we1ost IN lsstice express OUR eaenes I, n.
%erits o. ne Wilcox Gibbs sswise nssSises :.
We consider thats great disidsatsa m ~.
fepphed ~ II IN proving beyoaa donht nm ~ :.
sAseads q: net, = vs. ssppsssd, neeesesrv - :
gced @asnise OAeissisa ldsssete mi .E~.;
Jsss u. 1850. 80 Se@
After ..eA wear 81 naay vashi,,, ~.
stitching 10 found 70 retais 81 lie ss.,S.s.s ~
at ant;-Mes YesA SIS. ssssa
prnetpleit 70 perfect - 1ssiseev. ksd...
~ evident oints Of supssior1ty owe, N otH.,s
sssvieeabls nashins. Ofthis - h.v. -.
perrsnee 10 our own family Bosom 1rsseisr.
-. nsr Osasy 40 sIsplicity Of it, msshssia-
"esswing msshins hssstofers istrod,esA IA.
IN 2: short dme acquired such veil me,issd ~,
ui,sty.- CSnesssa'N 0asetss. ~
:, "e esss:a u The Ssst oasAiss ~ faniiv Vs.
- sss:oe = sa.essleie.sl-nessS . - ~.
dss1 csssssss u PAsssdele8ir. - ~"
- DooA ter . Cteeulnp. -
JAMES WILCOX. Masuf.e,rrs,
-Ko-"u oSs Broadway, NY.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-30

GAMBLERS IN WAsurNGroN.-The
are more gamblers IN w asbington al
present than there have been at any
tlme within the memory oil the oldest
inh ab,tant. Within fifteen minutes
walk .! Wiliard's there are not less than
twenty first class establishments, where
money 10 lost and won in thousaodl
principally lost, 90 far rs out
siders are concerned. Blacklegs from
every city in the Union are here-from
New York, Philadelphia, Chicago, Gin
cionati and St. Louis, and every game
known 10 Hoylc, and many not known
to that iilustrious standard, is prosecut-
ed with vigor, from dark in the evening
until daylight in the morning. Faro is
considered the most statesmanlike medl.
um for Kidding a Congressman of his
cash on hand. New arrivals from the
West confine themselves to poker for a
while, but soon graduate into the high.
er branches of the strategic science O
t,ger-fghting, and before they have serv
ed half term at the National Capital
are abuudantly qualified to emulate Mr.
Green in an exposition on the subject OF
gam bling, having learned by dear ex
periencc that ii is one Of the most cost
Iy pleasures of the age Lorresp0n-
dence Cincinnati Commercial.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-30
To HOsse ONnpVA,

DR.. SWEETS INFAlLIHLE EMINENT FOR
HORSES is unrivaled BY any, and in a cases Of
Lameness, arising from Sprains. Bruises or
Wrenching, its effect is magical and certain
Harness or S.dd,c Calls, Scratches, Mango, 3d., il
will also cure speedily. SPAWN and h,ngbon
may Re easily prevented and cured in their inc p
lent stages, bu, conftued cases arc beyond posi-
biity of ~odica, cure. No case Of the kind
however, is 90 desperate or hopeless that it may
be alleviated by this Liniment, and its faithful
application will always remove the Lsmeness, and
enable he horses to travel with con paratve ease
Every horse owner should have this remedy a
hand for its timely use At the first appearance Of
diseases mentioned. to which Ill nurses sse liable
ssd with render 90 many otherwise valuable
horse, neatly worthless.
See vertisec1ent. g1S-dwIv
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TO CONSU MPTIvES.

Tho undessignsd having been restored to health
In lev weeks, BY . very simple remedy, afsss
having suffered several ysan with severe lang
affection, and that dread disease, Consumption
is anxious to make known TO his fellow -suferers
the means 81 cure.
prescription used free II chargel with the direc
lions for preparing nd usipg tho same, which
they will find suRK CURE for CossuzPTIoS, "A sTH-
MA, RRoECHIsIs, &c. Tho only object Of tho adj
vsrtiser in sending the prescription is to beuedt
the afflicted. ind sprea3 information which be
conce.ves 70 be invaluable, and he heres every
sufferer will try his remedy, as il will cost them
nothing, AND mag prove blessing.
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
William sburg. New York.
The above article can be obtained in Davenport
Of E Baiord.
Gail for a pam, hlet, free of charge. sI2sdw3n
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

lSrWWGT Dro0cS iaf IRE Ikess
These Lossngss are prepared from highly -
toDmsd sscsipe6Dr allsviasins BRONCHIAL ASrBe'
l1oxs, AsrD9l, HoAsss1sss. CoUaHs, CoLDs asd
lit ion - Soesnsss 4 the Throat.
PUBLC sPEAKHuS AND vOCALISTS
WiH fad them here4eiai Ia clearing the voi.s
before speaking or singing, ard relieving the
Throas af.sf any ususnal sxsrtisn Of
the vossl ofs.ss, hss:as psssliss sdspsstioa Il
affections which eistasb the segaes u spsosA.
Aoe1o .AO1n
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1Uo Nv age "tuUu"t vi WVHcy "souH"S
Ivy these emigsants is estimated At SIS.
making in all the sum Of &424, 0OO, 900
TINS imported. D.ducti,g from his
amount S2l 900. 900, or five per cent. OF
the whole amount, toy sums reunited to
friends and relatives at home, it leaves
over $4o0,0oO,O00 con,Iibu ed to the
capital OF Ibis country by emigration.
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a GENTLEMAN, cured Of Nervous Debility
lnconrs.cncy, Premature Decay and Youthful
Error, actuated by desire TO benefit Others, will
be happy to furnish to all who need it Gree :" :
chaTge,) the recipe and directions for n,
the simple remedy used in his case. :
wishing to profit by his experience. and posse -
Valuable Remedy, will receive the ssme by re-
turn mail, carefully sealed.) by addressing
JOHN. b. OGDEN,
sp26d3m Ne. so Nassau Street. New York.
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THE gnsgE-ssOnS & > XPERsENCE
or A1a Invalid.
lx>A Tar hox I asad

Published for the benefit, an as warning and
CAUTION TO YOUNG MEN,
ty, Premature Decay, ETC., supplying 1T the same
time The Means Of Self Cure. By one who
has cured himself after being Tut to great expense
and injury through medical humbug ana 4uaek-
cry.
BY enclosing . pos paid addressed envelope,
single copies may be had Of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ.,,
my27 .d&wlyl bedford Kings C""n'v. Wy.
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Ladies, Ladies, Ladies.
Don't you fail to road the advertisement In
this rarer headed
Important to Fem 010O.
tyr. Cheessman, Of New York, has dsvotsd the
~ thirty years of his practice to female con-
plants. His Pulls act like = charm. They ere
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