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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-28
TO RESTORE THE SICK TO HEALTH.

The blood must be purified and ali medicines
are useless which do no: possess the quality of
stimulating The blood to discharge its IMPURITIES
into the bowels. RrANpRurn's PILLS possess this
quality in high degree. and should be in every
family. They equally useful for children, aud
adults; adapted 10 both sexes, and are as limo.
cent as bread. yet MOST EFFECTIVE As MEDICINE
The Hon Jacob Boyer. Of Sprinyvlle. Ind
wrote to DR.. Brandeth, under date Of Nav ll.h
ls6l
~ have used your invaluable Vegetable Uni
versal Pin, i'll my family since 1888; they have
always cured, even when other medicines were Of
no avail. have been the means of my neigh
boris using hundreds of dollars worth anl am
satisfied they have received a thousand per cent.
in blessed health through their use They are
used in this region for Bilious and Liver
Diseases, Fever and Ague, and in all rheumatic
cases with the most perfect success. In fact they
are the great reliance in sickness, and | trust
your venerable life may be- long spared to prepare
so excellent medine for the use of man. +
Please send me your lowest price By the gross"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-28

III EAL r N 49, ~ pre...~..
CERTAIN AND SAFE for the remov. Al M on
STRCCTIONS, aud the Insurance Of REQ.
CLARITl in the RECURRENCE Of
TMg MONTHLY PERIODS.
tHThcy cure or obviatc those numerous die.
eases that spring from irrcgalarity, by removing
the irrcgularitv Itself,
~ They cure Suppressed, Excessive and
Painful Menstruation.
tV They cure Green Sickness (Chlorosisl
.fN They cure Nervous und Spinal Affections.
pains in the back and lower parts Of the bodv.
Heavincss, Fatigue slight cxertion, Palpitatjon
q the Heart l.ewncss Of Spirits. Hystcria, Sick
Headache. Giddness. etc. etc. III u word by
removing the Ireguarity they remove the cause.
and with it ALL the effects that spring from IT,
Ley Composed Of simple vegetable extracts
they contain:nothing deleierious 10 auy constitu.
ton, however delicate. their function being TO
substitute strength for weakness, which, when
- They insv be- safely used al any age, and al
any period, excrtf during tie Fret Tire IostAs.
during which the unfniing nature Of their action
would infallibIy Prereuf pregnancy.
~" Al Dctirrs, seeking information or advice.
will be promptly, freely. and discrcetly answered
u Full directions accompany eari. bps
IT, Price, 81 per box. or six boxes for AZ.
k4D Sent by mail, free Of postage, on recent
ofPrice.
All such orders must BE- sent 10 e. A. COOK.
Chicago. our General Agent for the West
Mold in Chicago. by FULLER, FINCH / Full.
LEN, Wholesale Druggists. aud by al Druggists
6. 4. COOK, Chicago,
General Agent for the States Of illinois. fovs.
Wisconsin, Michigan. and Indiana.
DIR. W. X. MERWIN L co,
No - LIBERTY SragEr, Nov York.
FOR sale by all Druggists. mh1o.dIyAw 6m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-28
a EsCsMn bic Case.

But few works on surgery contain more
interesting or remarkable ease than the Iol-
lowing. Mathew Pnenix, sG:i y. l. No:.,
wa wounded by a spent ball N the LETT eye,
at Mine Run on the 9th day Of November.
1868. He was brought 70 the Baptist
Church hospital in this city, on the 9Th OF
December. where MS wound was probed
Ly ~. G. p. Eigclow, who t.,i.t: to discover
t.,c locality Of the bali. lie renamed IN
de hospital some time, experiencing occa-
>io,al pain. but all the time his general
health Wa, improving. About the first OF
March last. his genera! health being very
good, he was granted f.r.ough for forty
,,avs. 4, the expiration Of taat time he
returned and -oon began to complain quite
frequently o. pain from his wound. The
wound vas again prcbcd, and some pieces
IF dead bone taken from his eye and the
ROOT OF his mouth. On Saturday last IN cx-
aiming the wound again with the probe
Dr. B.gclov discovered III locality OF the
bail. which seemed 10 be resting immediate
" over the pallet OF the mouth or throat.
Inserting his ball fo.ccps. he found he could
no. grasp il. and lac concluded to wait until
SUNDAY morning, when he intended to sep
arltc Done Oh each Sltlc vi iiIt wv, "
which means ii wa, thought the bali could
be easily taken out. Early Oh Sunday
morning. messenger aroused the doctor,
aid informed him that Phcnix was choking
10 death He ut once repaired 10 the hos
p.ial. where he found Ike patient in tlic CON
li,ion stated. He soon discovered tl.a. the
ball had been moved lion. It's original bed 4
little lower down, and unics, inimed ,a,clv
removed nii,t produce sw.iocai.on. He IN
serted his !oceeps ana eXt,a ted it without
tne least difficulty, giving instant relief to
his patient The Da,l was a grape >hot
,i.onp. one AID hall inches in diameter,
and about four inches in circumference, and
w.:glls BIZ, Il ira ton less than half pound.
10 any IN, but i surgeon til, stor;' would
= en- %oincw lat ini:aeui Jus. lat truth some
time, is even stranger than fiction. Phenix
is sui a; the above hospital, and from ali
Appearances the carrying Of cannon ball
in his head for five months has but slightly
impaired hi, health, and not shor. caed his
day $ in the least r.. iieyaniria >,ntinet
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-28

"A wssE,ns,vn spscsl y s6s Ns~ w

a WaS6inSlcn rrec'Ss '" VIC wv W
Tribune says
~. Germans. a. least looia nu'Ds'ef, ~
.....,.i.d here last night to appoint Com-
'..:.,..,. ~ ,.ccrtain IL i WIRE the purpose o.
~ c,..rnment u remove Gen. Sigei.
- .,,,,,r WAS appointed to wait upon thc
,,r'';Ier, There was great deal Of cx-
-. i .neech making. and finally an appoint
.a.ut of another committee to call mass
'n.,t:nc to d.nonnce the attempts to dis
place Sigcl from command
Siyel has been displaced, and the admin.
istra.;cp papers hare commenced to abuse
nm in no gingerly terms. The Cincinnati
gomme.c;c,, leading Republican paper O:
Ohio. in discussing the situation says :
TWAS also intimatcd that the facts behind
,uc., Il ,io.uman. coming from the Pre-iden,,
must be surprisingly disastrous One small
item was. that Sigcl Vas whipped and run
ming. having lost all his artillery. But
there was nothing very surprising in this.
~ .yjgei res dlrcus running as soon az ne
ear the eaemy, and ',aring his cannon for
| fht gvssaers to pick Up is an old trick Of he
He did il at Wilson's Creek whence he fed
leiore Lyon fell. 4 rraanayby .,iga was
nothing toos'onis.s aad srare a peepie.
We trust tina; S;gel relishcs this treat
| nc,.t. Also that the German friends and
admirers Of Siscl whom he addressed and
formed into Loyal League. in New York
and Pennsylvania during the political cam
pa:en Of last fall will be pleased with il. i
is al! Of piece with the Republican denun
cation of the ll:h corps year ago a
charlottesville rs " Dutch towards.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-28
A CHALLENGE TO TEST
4 CHALLENGE TO TEST
A CHALLENGE TO TEST

The propretors Of the iIiawatha, Knowing that
many preparations for the Hair were in the mar.
ke and al! advertised to do nearly the same
things, and that the public were unable to de-
teiinine from the advertisements which were
genuine and buyiny or two bottles, and fail
ing to realize the expected benefits, concluded
that all were hmmbugs in order to assure the
public which could be relied upon. proposed the
following test which was published two weeks in
tho Herald and the other morning papers withou,
eici,ing any response Let a number Of well
known citizens of mnquestioned integrity and en-
terely di>intcrestcd. appoint person to the pro
prict"r OF each preparation or restorative to re-
store the color of the hair. Each proprietor to
use his o'v. preparation and no;hir, else during
the trial, and the person also Ia nothing else
Let u certificate nj TIE result he published in all
the princi,.al papers Of the country at the ex-
i,ense OF IL. unsuccessful competitor.
HOYT'S MiNNEHAHA HAIR GLOSS
Impart> tcau. ..ul dark glossy appearance to
the Hair. an is xcelied in keeping it in curl
O. in any desired position.
IOYTS IMPERIAL COLORING CREAM
An invaluable dressing for whiskcrs Changes
light and rel hair to beautiful brown or black
SoE everywhere. JOSEPH EOYT L CO.
mhlS-,;ly IL University place, " Y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-28
STATE. ITEMS.

The Southeastern Iosea OJarrfr is the
n.mc of 4 papor just established in Carin-
da, Page-couniy, by Mcssrs. Smiti. 4 Co.
TnEfr.-Day before yesterday suit Of
clothes worth fifty dollars were stolen from
the engineers room on the ferry boat
UuJuyNe Times.
Out Of about enc hundred families which
arrived at Marshalltown last week on their
way to Idaho, forty concluded to remain in
iowa, They acted sensbly.
q. II. !Iyinck, a man about sixty years
OF age, was accidentlv drowned last week
in the river near Muscatinc SO says the
.jovraai.
The Elkadcr Clayton County, .Jon,nal
says that German woman named Cathrne
BRIGHT. died recently under suspicious cir
culnstanccs.
George Leiprccht Of Muscatinc, was ar
raignel before the AIayor, on Monday last.
on charge of assaultina, with the intent to
kill Mr. Schmclz The former was bound
over to appear at Court.
Dnow SED.--A boy BY the name of Baker
was d.owned at !:rntonsport Tuesday morn
ing, by falling from the dam, His body was
recovered in a few hours afterwards Hoo
XIII Gute tHy.
S;IsIpr.-A Mrs. Ryan. living in Lyons
addition, through herself into the Coon riy-
or O, Monday night, and was drowned
Her body WAS recovered on Tuesday morn
in. Mental arrangement vas the causc.--
DssNoi.es register.
The Waterloo Courier saws man named
Carries {. pe.sc stole horse on the 10th
last, near LaPostc City in Black Hawk
60, took The animal to Iowa City and left
it. The thief va; arrested and is now in
Jail.
The physicians o. Waterloo, Black Hawk
Co. have aged uroa Scale Of prices for
their services. and Ioy cha-ge 81 80 for a
visit IN The toH'n, aa! - GEMS per mile e.-
ira fo; visits in tie country.
The Fo-, Dodge H,.p%5'icm says that a
portion o. tAc remains Of a human BODY
was found OH the pra RE between Wright
county and Fort Dodge few days ago. A
prairie fire had passed over the place where
the body was foaai since the boly had
been deposited i..tre, bat no clue AS to the
Identity OF the remains could be found.
Tue CRcrs ~ THE ISrEaIcg.-A gentle
man just returned fom tour through
Buchanan. Mhcahaws, Bremen, Butler and
Floyd cocntics, informs rs that the PROSPECTS
Tor large crops III those localities were never
better than now, lie expected u find farms
uiicuiti.a:ed ior want o.. hands, bat ne saw
no such thing. Every improved piece of
land is being titled. lie observe scores of
women and girls hard at work ut all kinds Of
farm labor. TO satisfy his curiosity, he
stopped ut one place where girls were hoeiny
corn, to see If they were Amcricaus. He
found they were, and that they were we'll
educated anu refined. Their brothers were
ia the army, they said, and their father not
being able to obtain help at any price, they
had taken hold themselves. lie found the
farmers every where cheerful, aud well
pleased 1t the appearance Of the crops. A
greater breadth Of land is sown with grain
in those sections than ever before. The
farmers he talked with all said that, If it
were not for help from women, they woalR
not have been able to accomplish half Of
what hap been doos. God hlees our larR
- wive - dasoh >us!-D nIssse 1sns !
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-28
MANHOOD.

a Nd THE v1GOR OF YOUTH RESTORED
IA in four weeks, BY DIR. RECORDS Essrxcs
oy Ink. Dr. Ricord fof Paris after wears II
sar"1st soiioitatica has ~ ieEath scsedei 20 .hs
urgent request Of the American public, and ap
pointed M agent in New York. for the sale Of lis
valued and highly priced Essence Of Life. This
wonderful agent will restore Manhood 10 the most
shattered constitutions in four weeks, and is used
acc0rdIGs 70 printed ig.trurtiOns, failure - iss,
possible. thi. life restoring remedy should Ls
taken by sll about to marry, it, effects IRE PET
msncnt. Success in cycsy case Is certain
DR.. Records Essence Of Life is sold in cases.
With full instructions for use ut 81, or four ausn.
titles in one for q? and will be sent 70 any part.
carefully packed, aG receipt ~ remittance to biz
Eccreiiled hgc.t. CiIcuiayA seat tSsS ~ Sevotpa
Of Z stamps. PHILIP KOLAHDO "
Bfoome St., door vest Broadway. ~.
Mch3- dam
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-28

9"As the Phaaix sisea from shc ashes Of liz A re-
animated with new life. 10 does this Elixir reiu.
venste The avstem md overcome disease
fN- The Rcjuvenaiing Elixir Is the result Of
snlleru discoveries in the vegetable knRd~m he
ins an entirely new md abstract method q cure.
irrespective IL al the old and worn-ous systems.
To- This medicine has been tested By the most
cnincnt medical nscn 0f the day. and By them pro-
nounced 10 be one Of the greatest medical discov.
cries Of the age
go Ono bottle will cure general debility
Iy- A few doses cure Mysteries in Females
TO- One bottle cures Pslpitation Of thu Heart.
~ From one 70 three bottles restore the man.
liness and full vigor Of youth.
~ \ few doses restore the appetite.
s.B Three bottles cure the worst case Of I'm
potency.
- few doses the low spirited.
k.S3- One bottle restores mental power
u few doses bring the rose tn the check
To- This medicine restores to manly yipor and
robust health the poor dcbilitated, worn. down
and despairing.
To- The listless, cnervated youth, the ov or
tAsked imam Of business the victim Of ncrvous de-
depression tho indivldu suffering from general
debility. will all find immediate and permanent
relief BY the Of this Elixir or Essence Of Life
~ Price, 5. per bottle, or three bottles for
81. and forwarded BY Express, on receipt Of mo-
new to any address.
All such orders must be sent 10 C. A. COOK
Chicago. our General gent for the West.
Sold In Chicago, by FULLER, FINCH / Full.
LEK. Wholesale Druggists, and by all Druggists
4. 4. COOK. Chicngo. General Az,
for the States Of Illinois, Iowa. Wisconsin. Indi.
mn. ". Il. MERWlN 4 CO..
sole PROPRIETOR.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-28

r. Nervous Debility. 0esn1ae1
Weakness, etc., eas Be cvvsf by one xho hsAseal-,
" surcd himself snd hundreds Of OthcsA and Win
ten yos nosiing but the truth. Address. with
stomp. EDWARD II. TRAvER, n
mavIs--dAw1y Lock Box. Boston. Masa
.H-WCAC1kE1RE. FL earnestly caution al
young men suffering If 'n Nervous Dchilit' xc
against eni.nsesins ,'.eir health by p ronirinv
any Of the advertising a".css. You can fully re
cover Ly the mci'.oas used BY the ,.dverts r. and
by hundreds Of others, syn IN q oy.y, .,Y
Re id letter which will .s' a yoa if ron w;,,
send me post paid envele pc bearing your adj.
dress. Direct to
EOW mn n -, Urn
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-28
HAPPINESS OR MISERY !
THAT 1T THE QUESTION

THAI IT The VUENTIONl
TJNHE PROPRIETORS or THE NEW YORK
L Museum and Anatomy Of Medicine have de.
tcrnlne!, regardless Vi expense, Ia issue free
TOR the benefit Of suffering humanity, F(1I,R ~
thsir most interesting and instructive Lectures
Or Marriage Mod j,s disqualification, Nervous De.
bi'ity: Premature Decline IT Maniopd Indiges.
tion. Weakness or Depression. Loss Of kne.gy,
and vital Power. the Great Social Evil. and those
saalRdies which result from, youthful EoIljcs ex.
cesse. or maturity, Or Ignorance Of Ply siology
aud Natures Laws,
These invaluable Lectures have been the meaus
OF sniightcpipg and saving thousands. and will
addressing Secretary, New York Museum OF
Anatomy and Medicine, els broadway, New
York auv..lv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-28

Tobacco and Cigars,
and, in short. everything that can he in FIRST
class retail Grocery lie invites the attention Of
old customers end new to his choice stock. and is
cong'lcnt that he can give complete satisfaction,
both in goods and prices II you want the best
Groceries call at imy6-dtfl DOOLEY'S.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-28
Hoya'x IEinvvathn HAIR RestOras
tive.
TO THEIR ORIGINAL COLOR
To THEIR ORIGINAL COLOR
TO THEIR ORIGINAL. COLOR
TO THEIR ORIGINAL. COLOR

1t docs not claim to make Heir come in where
it has once fallen out. Nothing will do that,
whatever may Dc advertised to the contrary !;
but il will arrest It's falling ont make harsl, Eair
soft and silky, cleanse ;c scalp from all mpuri
ties and hamors. and entirely overcumes the
bad effects of previous use Of preparations con
tanning sulphur suga. or lead, DC II requires
no soaping. washing and hours for its application
will it crack or smut. bn; is as easily applied
and wiped from the skin any hairtressing. 1t
restores the natural shedding Of Que hair with
another, which gives it life appearance. instead
vi the uniform dull black Of DIVES so that the
most critical observer caanu, detect it's USE.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-28

Groceries, Flour 4 Feed. Store.
TINE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY IN.
l. FORMS the citizens Of Scott and adjoining
Counties. that he will constantly keep in his New
Store. cornerof Second and Scott Streets, good
assortment of Groceries. Flour and Feed, which
he will always sell AT the lowest market price.
Highest price paid for farm produce. Goods
delivered free Of charge in city limits.
Oct 1a-d&wlyl SAINT. &. YOUNG.
, 1864-10-04
THE INDIANA TREASON.
More Illinois Traitors,
How Many Men Illinois was to
Furnish the Rebels.

The testimony in the Dodd case continues
to bring sut most startling Developments.
We give below the testimony Of Wm. Clay
ton Of this State:
1NDIANAPoL1s, Oct 1. 1861.
He resided in Warren county, Illinois:
was a member Of the Order Of American
Knights, and since that of the Order Of the
Sons Of Liberty; was initiated into the three
degrees; entered and continued in the Order
the lst Of July, 1868. He WAS iuitiated by
DR. Mccartney aud a man by the name Of
Griffith, residing in Monmouth county, ILL.,
uoie couldn't remember the obligation he
took On nse1iDg the Order, but had the rtt.
ual Of 1he arst degree Of the a;,a;,i Q; 4; < The
follows; u do further promise that will,
at all umes, II needs be, take up arms In the
caute Of the oppressed Of my country, frat
of all against any Monarch, Prince, Power
or Government which may be found in arms
against people or peoples who are endeav-
Government for themselves, Of their free
cho{ce in accordance With, and founded upon
the eternal principles Of truth which have
first sWorn on the yestibule and no In this
presence do swear to maintain inViolate and
deiend with my life. 1hisI do promise vita
out rcseryation or evasion Of mind, With
ont regard to the name, station, condition
or designation ot the invading or coercing
power Whether 1t shall arise from within or
come from without, all this do solemnly
promise and swear sacredly to observe, per-
iorm, ard keep nth full kno owledge and
understanding, and with my full assent tbat
the penalty which will follow violation of
OF any OF either of these most solemn vows
will be sudden and shameful death, while
N. Lame shall be Consigned to infamy, while
this eublime Order shall survive the wrecks
Of time, aud even until the last faithful
brother shall have passed from earth to his
service in the temple rot made with hands"
Witness took the second degree In the fall Of
l663, and the third degree IN the spring Of
le64 Ihere was no essential difference BE-
tNetn the O. A. Z. and 0. s. l. After he
took tie second degree In the O. 4. E. the
Order Was changed to the Order Of the Sons
Ct Lfbe1ty. Tie same officers controlled
both Orders- BE WAS still In the Order and
met 1ast, tro weeks ago. The plsee Of meet
Ing vas In the woods. He had held an Office
In The Order: nameJy, that Of Lecturer Of
the Veetibula: The organization was firss
contemplated to bring the Democratic party
INTO power: and was only understood to
be political organization. Afterwards
the officers informed tho members that
It was military organix alton. The
authorities who had control Of the Govern
ntnf, were said to be tyrAnnlcal; thatl they
, 1864-10-04

3.
fi1p fasho. conxe5. saffslo. sus ss drias, 1as'S'
otas.. aaa Er.sefon. 8 n@oer 81
Prop q j. 7suesden. asl.on. Masseron. IS II lum-
Prop J: Essbs1. Hepklrs, s.. Je.sst, 1undr!es.
a!sRa aa'f 8:s9ss:ss ~ sa
Prop i Kenoiia Ht~,rt, s.ra,s, sunor,.s.
F1sp Rtron:, coi! fasts Basio. sHa.Fs .aaa s,...
tss1 S5t. S.es n.fsos s M ssea
sctr {Ssls Misehsl1. Eu'kezon. 1.s m lumber, 40 n
6ehr Ai9o, Duncvau. Gratn Bsy, 145 cords wocd
Sctr Elaros Smith: urret ~ Bay, 1sa n lumber.
schr Seneca chi41 Piszzon. Muske2ou lis N lumber,
schF Etf,llsn. AeH4ry, Nuskegon. 80 m lumber, a5
sehr Emoea 1mbcosh, Nusteson, 70 n lumber. 10
scar No.t6e.usz, Killer. Ka1suazo,. 7om ,un,.r
scbr Mvsnce.. In; .Pensa a,er, lii N iumbsI.
sctr Keyel.ln Litnt. Read. Gtaad Haven. 17o m
sss. Sess,s = bqen. 1ea!:. Bay cst,. go N lnmee::
sehs Ssn7t9I El bnhaio. SIS son' railroad uss,
sen1 .bissia:on. Wilson, Buffalo. ass. Dol. water
& sss1 i, MstIspolt, Hsnsson Bu,.o. 4oe ton. ees
sehr Nsw Hampshire, LoEg, Jennings Pier, IS cords
scnr Jesspeiae Dresden. Wilkinson. Grand Bush. rs
sssr asss R.sfs s:.s r
i
schr D:I. Nart.n. aanrx.n. Grand rr11as,o. 40 n
sssF sssf S.{, Ss''!s5 K95 gn
ssF ASs 70 la@os1
scnr Freedom. Nelsos. St Joasph, "a eds wood, IS m
sehr Aonts.gle ste2Ez'. Bay City. 1so m lumber, 80
, 1864-10-04

Tho Mcclellan Electoral Ticket md
Some OF the Rebels Upon IL.
From our Own Special Correspondent
NAsHvuIE, sept -, 1861.

From our Own Special Correspondent
NAsHFuLE, sept -, 1864.
MCCLELLAN T1cEET,
4 Mcclellan electoral ticket has bsen put
in the field by the Copperheads hera, and it
is headed BY ex-Gov. ". P Cogs ell, late
PresictL'. believe, Of this " Conservative
Convention at Chicago, and 1t therefore be-
GENES rs to Inquire Eho this distinguished
individual il.
In the early part Of the secession contro.
Hrty. he was Uzfon man but like John
Bt II he " eaved," and became 1abid rebel,
he had been an Old Line Whig, but to CON
cfiate the party, Gov. HarrIs sent for him,
requesting his presence at the capital imme-
diately. The Governor came, aud as he had
been Colonel in the Mexican war, Govern
or Anrris offered him MzJor Geueralship,
"HaEe you made any appointments yet?''
asked Mr.. c. "only one-Gen. Pillow;
yeu will sank zeco1d."
This was sumner, and Mr. c. asked time
to considtr, ana agreed to call In the folio "
irg day. On the evening after tie Interview,
he called On Bailey Psytop, an"thsr ef ta<
day, and asked his advice; and he urged
bin to accept the place; bnt be refused,
declaring that he would not plAV SECOND
fiddle to Gen. Pillow" He did not object TO
the movement Of the Aecessionist5. but
would 1ot take position with o1c who had
betn hitter epem, all hfs life.
On the following day he called on Gov.
Harris, and declined the appointment Tho
Gove1ner then showed him q Iist of all
the Offices at his disposal, and offered hin
his choice; but he refused, st the same lime
e1p7Tssirg great i,ferest in the succe;s of The
cdtkv, ard teEEsng Cor. Harris that rhta he de-
sfsedhfs (CampbeWs y adsioe, he had but to s.,d
fer him, and he snoHld come, ifit .eere n tie
middle Of The nigh, sa3.tn the ,aessenqer reached
him.
In Nay. 1861, Col Hatton,s 9Th TENNIS
see {reEeD regiment had orders to march 10
virginia; and on their departure, Ex-GoY.
Campbell made speech to thern. urrinp
them On to do their duty to the South, and
not to retun till its Independence was
achieved. He told them, however, but they
we're mistaken In the supposition, that tie
people Of the North wonld Dot light: but as
they had the advantage Of acting on the d.
ftntelTe, they could and would triumph.
Nor is this all When Gen. Zol)icoffer WAS
eoMnfseiobed Brieadier, be wrote letter
to hi1', concentrating him on the appoint
menf, and giving him advice as to the man
ner In which be should conduct himself, and
90 to the selection ofhis subordfnates. The
letter Eas shown to several parties in thfs
city, who clearly recollect Its contents,
such ib the first man on the Mcclellan
electoral ticket IN this State; is 1t not uthe
right one in the right plaee:''