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Thieves Among the Prisoners at An
deFsOnYille-Their Execution.

A letter from Annapolis, in relation
to our paroled prisoners lately arrived
there, says:
It's painful to record anything that
would exhibit any of the Union sol
diers of our army in a wicked and
murderous light; but the men recently
received tell a sad story. At Camp
Sumter, at Andersonville, over $4,000
Of the Union soldiers were congregat-
ed together Some two hundred Of
these were reckless characters; men
who were, perhaps, before they joined
the army, guilty of every vice; thieves,
and even murderers. These all band
ed together to practice the same evil
deeds in this camp on the unfortunate
men confined there as prisoners from
their own army. Their custom was to
seize any man who came into camp,
and rob him of everything he had, and
if he made the least resistance or out
cry, to murder him on the spot They
murdered many. In some instances,
the bodies of those they had made way
with were found buried in their tents
This state Of things had assumed such
a pitch, that all the better portion of
prisoners felt that something must be
done to stop it, and bring these men TO
punishment At length they conferred
with the rebel authorities. They con
sented to the arrest of the suspected
ones A guard was sent into the Damp
for this purpose Over two hundred
we're picked out and taken outside
thestOekade. They were all examined
The result was that SIX of the ring
leaders were delivered up to police
force Of the Union prisoners They
took them, formed regular court, OBJ
tanned lawyers. appointed a jury and
gave them an impartial and Just trial
Every facility was afforded them that
they might have justice done them
But after all was ended there was
every evidence that the men had cruel
ly slain q number Of the men in camp
They we're condemned by q jury Of |
their own fellow.piisoners and sem
tenosd to be hung All six were hung |
hung ia the camp We have the names
Of these men, but We forbear 70 pnb- |
lish them We have not heard ose i
say, among sll who have returned, that
he does not approve the act All say
that hanging was too good for them
The proceedings OF the court, the
testimony, &c, we are told, have ali /
been sent 10 Wastington After this
afaiF and this summary punishment
there Was no more murders or roboing
In the camp.
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COUNTSnFEfTss--IniOrfn las been re-
ceiyed By Z. u. Barlow 4 Co. that certain
iruggisls ia this city have been palmiug off
IN persons calling for Dr.. Veiloc's Pink Ce-
rate an article Of their own manufacture.
Which they aay is superior 70 the genuine.
We would advise ali persons % get the
genuine, and should you require any msdi-
zine for the Itch, Ring worm, letter, Or
my disease Of tie skin, do not suffer any
unprineipied man 70 impose any other
preparation on you, but get Dr. Yelloe's
link Cerate, manufactured By Q. I. Bar
tew 4 Co., No l9l< Dsadsrick street, Nash
nile, Tenn.
?. s.-A liberal discount made to dealers.
5eut By mail 70 any address on receipt Of
81 - Be sure that yoa get the genuine.
sePz4-u
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the attack, and made several charges, ali Of
which were repulssd by Wheels's men.
who, though largely outnumbersd, main
tanned their ground, and rsked down the
foe The dispatch states that the enemy
lost heavily, and It was reported that Kill
patrick was wounded.
ST. LoUis, Dee. SIN vies Of the recent
change Of the department Commander
here, Col. Joseph Dsrr, r., Acting Provost
Msrshal-General for the Department Of
Missouri, under date Of the 9Th, rendered
his resignation, which has been accepted,
and Lieut.. Col. C. H. Davis, Of the 5lst II
Enois, temporarily assumes the duties Of
the Office.
NEW YoRx, Dec. 9.-The Richmond pa
Pers of the 7th say Sherman's campaign IS
drawing to a close. He is approaching the
coast by way Of Darien and savannah, but
we have a formidable force between tho
points, which he will have TO encounter BE-
fore reaching either place. They think
Sherman is done with strategy snd viii now
attempt 10 break through our forces and
then attempt 10 reach the sea coast. They
think Sherman is in a critical condition.
WAsmNerOS, Dec. 9.-Richmond papers
publish letter from Fredericksburg, dated
the 5th, which says it is reported that 1000
troops have just passed down the Potomac
o reiniores Grant; 4,O0o Of these troops are
from sheridan's army, and 1900 are new
recruits.
NEW YORK, Dec. 0.-The Port Royal
Herald of the 5th says three deserters from
Savannah, arrived at Fort pulaski on the
3Oth nit, they report sherman advancing
on Savannah in three columns, one by way
OF Millen, one BY way Of Oeones and De-
mulgee river and the other by way Of sa-
vannah river. At Sisters ferry seventy
miles above he fanked Millen, but did not
stop to occupy it, he had whipped Wayne's
snd Cobb's militia at Oeonee bridge, driv-
ing them in every direction.
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The Washington correspondent of
the Cincinnati Gazette asserts that one
of the last messages that passed over
the telegraph wires to Atlanta, before
the place was abandoned, was one Of
several thousand words in cypher, from
Grant to Sherman, embodying the final
counsels and instructions of the Lieu
tenant General.
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At the funeral of Lieutenant Urmis-
ton, in Danbury, Connecticut, recently,
the clergyman spoke from the passage
in Revelation, "There was a rain bow
round about the throne" and as the
body was lowered into the grave, the
sun broke through the clouds, and a
beautiful rainbow appeared in the east
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A. & NJ. LASDsBEse / Co., Wholesale
5utler supplies, corner Of Public Square and
Market Street, oiier 70 tho trade aud their
trends at large, their grea stock Of liquors,
consisting ia part, Of Whiskeys, Gin, Bran
dy, Gin Cocktail, Stomach Bitters, schie-
dam schnapps, Catawba and Clar Wines,
az the low rates Of one dollar per bottle
Call, everybody wishing a bargain. Re
member the place, corner Market and
Square. A. L NJ. LAEDsBERG L Co.
Oct 1854.
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They have a sharp scent for Rebels
at Burlington, Vermont They saw
some signals the other day, knew they
did, and steamer was cleared for ac-
ton and run to the spot, where the
signals" were found to be two inno-
cent sea gulls summing themselves.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
2,OOG Magazines for Decem Der.

2,O0e Magazines for Decem Der.
Continental Monthly at L cents.
Atlantic Monthly at Is cents.
Hsrper's Magazine at 20 cents.
Eclectic Magazine at % cents.
Z. s Service Magazine at IS cents.
But only to the Army and in single
U. S Christian Commission,
No. s Cherry street, Nashville.
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The individual who brings the British
Peace Address to this country is Joseph
Barker, the notorious infdel preacher,
who has been travelling in England as
an agent for the Rebels. He is the
same man that was engaged in the dis.
cussion with the Rev. DR.. Berg as to the
divinity of the Bible.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-10

The oldest member of the United
States House of Representatives is
Thaddeus Stevens, of Pennsylvanis,
who is seventy-one years of age, and
the youngest is James A. Garfield, of
Ohio, who is thirty-three.
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The following squib appears in the
Washington correspondence of the Gin
cinnah Gazette: Governor Andrew,
of Massachusetts,, arrived in this city
today, and takes dinner with the Blairs
1t is pronounced case Of political mis-
cegenation."
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1t is stated on reliable authority, that
the Governor of Delaware, in his mes
sage at the coming session of the Leg
islature, will present an elaborate argu-
ment in favor of emancipation in the
loyal slave States.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-10

A surnkioa kEnzSE.---We cen eonssio1
foasly recommend . Ghoss sunefing from
distressing cough. Dr.. striekisld . Nellii-
aOus Coagb BalsAm. it gives relief Almost
instantaneous, and Is withal not disagrcee-
,le % the taste. Thee = 90 doubt ool ne
Ieliiauous Cough Dais4ui . ons q ne best
separations In use, AID = az .Aat - 10
,-;stsy ciains for e. We have tried i du-
-inv the cat week, and found ralioi rom
go distressing cough. i Is prepared ~
o.. auckland, No. East Fourth -street,
t.ineinnati, Ohiouaa los sale - Dragg.ssa,
a 50 cents per bottle
Cd 3e-fsk gu-lJ
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-10

GOVEesNzET ENrLOTzzs, such as mEchiu-
Sc, carpenters, teamsters, stc., should pre-
.ent their Vouchers, Certificates, or Tick
sts, ct the Banking House, corner Of Union
md College streets, where the very best
prices are always paid for every description
IF Government claims.
CHEoKs o. TIE DEP0srTAET AT LOufgFILLz,
'ashed on the very best terms.
THos. 8. MAER.
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A new projectile, designed to be OPP
Grated against Richmond, vas tested at
New Haven last week, and u range Of
seven and q quarter miles was OBJ
tanned
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-10

Mrs. OKane, the fair respondent in
the famous London divorce suit of o.
Kane vs. Palmerston, has arrived in this
country with the intention Of lecturing
on the manners, tastes and shabits Of
the English aristocracy.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-10

A notice of recent steamboat ex-
plosion in Western paper, ends as fol-
lows: "The Captain swan ashore So
did the chambermaid; she was insured
for fifteen thousand dollars, and loaded
with iron"
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The crew of the great English irOr-
clad ship warrior" Is to be paid off
and the vessel dismantled Cause-her
utter ineficiency.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-10

Do you see that group Of Ladies' go
ingup or down Cedar st. ? Nine chances
out Of ten they are going or have been
70 Morses Gallery of the Cumberland,
. Cedar st., opposite Commercial Hotel.
Oct27-tf
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For Lease.

A LARGE DWELLING House on BROAD
n Street near thu line o. the \. &. Railroad.
The owner Is willing 20 Jesse Tor one, two. or three
years.
AISo-The large loi and small framed dwelling
ON the cDit,er ot summer aud Ashe streetp-
lease r ten years can bs obi lined. For iniorma-
tiou apply 10 ..,.,,,.,,--,-
dect-lw NEt2SlN q ~ NJ hEE-
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ReenIrelI fhIs IN

Cabbages, Potatoes, Apples, Butter, Lard
and variety Of choice Groceries at ". "
Totten's, No. 70 College Street. All Who
are fond Of good living can 6nd anything
hey may want nOy16-tf
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1rHE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF

Il Az INVALID,
Published for the benefit and as a CAUTION 10
YouNG MEN ana others. who szffer from Nervous
Deblty, Premature Decay Of Manhood, 81 sup
Fiying az the same time the Means OF sel-Cure.
by one who ma cured himsef after undergone
considerable qusckeTy. by enclosing a po-tpald
addressed envelope, single copies may b. had OF
the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR ESQ,
dec9-jm Brooklyn, kings CO., n ~
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-10

Strangers ia the city who have an idle
aour shouid visit Morses ''dallery Of tho
Cumberland, AZ 3 Cedar 81 Here
hey can Gnd thousands Of pictures o.
he most nofAd -safesruen, soldiers,
civilians. &c, Of the land
Oct27-tf
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The following claps the climax Of
beta
A young lady in East Vincent Pc,
had an offer Of marriage from = young
gentleman as follows That If General
Mcclellan was elected, be would marry
her, 70 which she asscentsd; and IT he
was not elected, she was 70 stay single
four years longer -Four years i : long
period in the life Of = m&rEiAgsabls
young lady.
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Pearl Miniature.

MoRsE Is the first 10 introduce this
new style Of Picturez Every body that
zee them are delighted with them.
Cal at the Gallery Of the CumbeT-
land" and Judge for yourself ol4,tE
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-10

Is there more than one Gallery IN
Nashyillef One would suppose not
rom never hearing Of any but tina
GILL ~ the Cumberland
oot27-9
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Parlors, large and elegant, for the accom-
modati0n Of visitors, az r. J. Merritt 4
Co.'S new Gallery, AZ Church street.
nOy4-tf
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just received good assortment Of Camp
Chairs and Stools. We also have an hand =
large lot Of Burt Terhune's cavalry B00t8.
SCOTT, KEEN CO.,
decl-lm South side Public Square.
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HAY, CORN AND OATS


wrAy Galllsnd. e, als.
~
Wm- a. Lzeas. surviving partner Of e Trsbas q,
als-
~ sons having clssEnz against Tie estas q e
Irsb1e. dessas. 4, - 9Is The same witn toe Gle
and Ms Ter o. this Court IN OF bssors he "a ZION
.AaJ IN feb. RaFy next.
Clerk 2. :. Circuit csllFs. n. u. n lena.
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Seven ThIrty Bonds

Win be received in payment for goods
by ScOTT, KEEN * Co
October l3-2m
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Zoe Sale.

A Scholarship in Baeon's Commercial
College, Cincinnati, Ohio. A Jargaia caa
be had Dply 10 or address this olhce.
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Old Pictures cop o. " ilie slze, and fur
nished at 7. J. Merritt L Co.'S. AZ Church
street. nov4-tL
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Church Street Lots

MORE THAN ONE HUNDRED FEET FIR DIT
vi OF around on Church street. midway tetseen
ths chattanooga Depot md the Psnitentisry, csn
leased Tor thre~ years. in lots Of rom ten 10 thdTt.
feet esrh. Apply 10
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Domestic Goods.

coitonades, Linen Drilings. Tiekings. Bleaohsd
and Brown DoInest -.
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Housekeeping Goods.

Tahle Damasks, Irish Linens. Bro-n and White
The Cloths, Napkins, sheeungs, &t
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snk sd MOhsir Black and Fancy -colorcd Brnids
s-nd Busfons. Trimmings. hid sloses, Mems Half
Hose ladies and Misses Hoop-SkITts, 81 eek and
.Eagiish Grapes. Linen Collars, Csffs. &c, st
w, FREEMAN & co.'s.
n Puddle square. corner OF DeAderck street.
noxq6--gsu
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For Lease.

A FIRuT-RATE PIECE OF PROPERTY On
"a Market street, helew Broad, on winch "
good foundation. BUSINESS houses Gun BE- easily
ore~ted and esn be rented ~ the drop 81 hat, 81
.less--iS NELsOS& MURFREE
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MdslrilIf Mnioa.
WM. CAMER0N 8 co.. PuhlIsher..

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1864.
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OFFICE FTHE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
81 CHEARY SHELL CnLoEAnE trILnINa.

]
The following packages Of srsiRht having been re-
esived a this Oh (f6r delivery previous 70 MAY
Isl, lsels and remaining uneaDed for up 70 this
date.
NOTICE-Is hereby gwen 70 parties claiming
~ the came, that unless called Tor within thnty
Gays from this date, they VII Be sold for charges
due. JOhL DAVIS, Agent.
Nashville, Dec. sth. 1854
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-29

The favorits Northern Liae passenger packet
Canada, J. w. Parker, Captain. Len. W. Eldrei
and c. o. King, Clerks. will dspsrt for St. Louis
and way points this evening. Passengers
and shipper. should bear the fact in mind, and
patropise the Canada. No boat on the Upper
Missiesi phi is more deserving of il. For freight
or passage apply to 4. N. Prsttymac, agent.
Tho mail and passenger packet. Jennie Whip
pie, Jas. C.mpbsil Captain, Lemusi Parkhurt
Clerk, will depart for Fort Madison and way
points Monday morning at o'clock. E. A.
Tilebin, Agent.
The mail and passt niger packet james Mesns,
Jerry Wood, Captain, will depart for Dubuque
and vsy points Monday morning. R.N. Pretty
man, agent
The magnificent Northern Line packet Suskss
State, Captain Ward, will leave this port for 81
Louis and way points tomorrow morning. Thoe
| Owens attends to the honors Of the Office.
| NJ Prettyman, agent.
The new Nortnrrn Line packet saussstine, Cap
tain Rhodes. will depart for Dubuque and We,
points Tomorrow morning. Geo W. jerks i
the etkce. r. 4 PrsstymAn, agent.
The ct annel of the river between this p'tLt
and Dubuque 's clear Of Ice, and tbs msil pact
~ Bah Hendersop anA Jauss Means will befe
,sfssr make daily trips bstvssn the ~
peants. The nssasssa Win lssvs te-nefs,
ubcoiag. I'm. Rssa&ynaA eoees az ,.s-ss
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-29
9Th Ward Nominations.

EpIroR OF DExocRAr My attention has
be sp directed to q letter IN your paper signed
j II D." entitled "Repiy to I. W This
ia a horse" "weuld hava been almost "a appto-
pirate.
sbsll not attempt to follow him through
his 81 ly twaddle about the passion Ct the
laboring class for street werk, opening quar-
re.. e,c i, but shall cnme at once to bis peteon'
.iiti g concerniog myself. and show you 'how
plain . tale will put min down. an T. ne
"fru.,icste" las ne calis iO his signs to m's'
iead.
~. fai,, then that rsiussl to contribute
one siugle cent, or that refused to contribute
apv other amount TO the bounty fund.
II is false. also, that discourage others
from contributing, or attempted to do co
That his sz.a,to "cear the Ward Of the
draft" has been stimulated more By his own
tears and the pay he |. TO get than by h's pa
triotism. am we'll .Onyioced. 10 the capaci-
~ OF paid agent bis con ouct has been So in :
discreet aud even bullying that be hss de-
,.rrsi several persons from 'ntribut,ng more
largely. know.
L Is equally false that voted for demo
cratic candidate for AidernaD. HIS memory
ike that Of Widow B1do,ts. lie very forget
fu,"
Tne assertion thet Mr.. Pes,er's nomination
waa "uude hi q ded and dishonest" be koow-
| to be glsrinely autiue and his owu minute'
l nm assuming that the writer is J. h. Du'
IN. n, as Secretary of the meeting vii CON
| fu,s tim.
| That he fnds it easis- to call ma mes than to
answer argu'nsnts, l can readily Imagine. bn
| It elbows sin sulsr taete In . surgeon of damaget
| DO aed tinker of old uce pans. 70 do 81
Les him. If he can. controvert my state
mems. hop be is more expert with th
eoiderine iron than in his mse of grammar
| March II, 1854. T.W.
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EARNS tor ANIe.

No 2s Al aores all i'm proved an un ier fence. 8
,riles froc the CITY, with lent house, u rooms
and celiar wood house, wash house, bars tIv oy oO
feet sprng two wells c,stern, orchard OF 400 rees
1annles pesrs peaches and cherries) Pricn 20 bVo
Il 600 oasn, bslaace on term Il years
No II 80 asrue, fen oei, part I'm proved oein9
a ri OF Margaret Noefs land, sdio ming MT oh
ver's place. This place l. ndmiraeiy adsP'ea io'
rarden o prApery, price ~ oov.
No ls 80 icres AL improved and under fence'
with house, at HICKORY Grove; price sLWo. ohe
third cssh . - 49,.
No ~ 100 acres unim proved land near Durans,
1t $40 per acre; cash. oA anc' In hve years ~ Yea
per cent -,
N,9o 20 acres, miles ffom the city, on tne
Dub, ue road ali improv ed and uoder fence, win
house and s.aSe. P,tre $iS0c. twotnird- may re-
main for u term of year- v sntt the purchaser.
700 asres 10 Linn Cou"ty ,0V improved and uader
fence,) Price &1, ,O00 y ossh
NJ n l2O acres nesr Wa,cott. go improved and
under f.nce) with house price 81 .so0.
No is % acres In Wihheid ,whshlp el I'M
proved aad under fence; price seoo m N -.
No "a 100 acres In hGsar county, III ~ m les
ror,h nf ONO 4 A,ssi' etppt H. h-anlmPIoseu
nu;cs 1900 or will be exchanged for properly IL
s,o,t Cedar or Johr sou counties
aooO Ares in Poseehiek County at % per sSte
Soo .cres in Iowa County at - per acre.
9eSO acre, in sioux -ounty At sl per acre.
1oaG a,res n Clsy County st 81 per acre.
SSo ac res in Hancock County at ~ per aors.
1000 acres in Winnebsso County 1T u Per sos>
5000 acres At 81 25 per acre
5000 acres ut Is cents per acre.
$40 scrcs in Tama County.
l3o res in Story County.
10, acres in Wiunesniek County at IS per core
400 acres in 1rundy Coua,y at ~ per acre.
500 acres in Butler County NJ ~ au per acre.
400 .cres in Mower county, Minnesota, at $z.o'
aAr .,.. in Houston County at 81. 50 Per acre.
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Michigan Central Railroad.

Great Contra. Route TO Nem York. AeW England
and the Conadas.
StN AND AF1E6 SUNDAY, NOVEMBER
18th, 1869, trains will leave tho Great Cen
trail Union Depot, iont Of Lake street, ~ follows
& 80 a m, Sundays excepted. Arrive in Detroit
4 Bon m; Toronto 4 As pm Suspension bridge
405 m Buffalo b 90 IN, Albany 40 y,
New ork so . NJ, Boston IL 80 IN.
s 40 . ui, saturdays excepted. arrive in Detroi
8 90 a 10, Toronto Is m' SufI ension Bridge
445 m, buffalo s 90 . N, Al ibany A., New
York 4 90 a IN Bos on 90 II.
10 On D ID -aturiays and SUNDAY 8 exceptel. Ar
rive 10 Dstroit 10 co a u, Toronto g P m
Suspension bridge 10 p N, Aiblny Az q m,
Nsw York Q As IN, Boston 0op N.
Clnc1n1nAt1 TrA 1n0
iva Michigan Central X k)
Leave Chicago at 81 a M Mail Trsin, 10 90 Fast
Express. The 10 90 pun Train aypg Chicago
rms through to Cincinnati without charge q
Cars or baggage,
Kuttan's Patent ventiating and Warming
Aperatus on all Cars Of this Company An elegant
Smokers' Car with Euchre Tables, has lately been
ADDED TO day trsins. Patent Sleeping Cars on
irbt Trains Baggage Checked Through.
Through Tickets for sale 1t all principal Rail
road Oficss in the v est, at the GeLeral Office
corr er Lake and De rborn Streets. (under this
| fremont Heuse, Chicago, and an the depot.
RN. RICE, General -upt
| H.C. WENTWORTH,0 General Western Pass
| decN-G
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.yOtice 10 PhyssciNHs.
Fine Lot and House for Sale OF Ren

Fine Lot and House for Sale or Kent.
DR. w. 8. TREAT, OF LECI ARE, SCOTT
- County, iowa, being about 70 .misrate 70
IN 80, c;,y. g. nursing fine weliiug, spleadid-
i, ,ocatel- 6ne grounds 10 proved garren, c"i
.,niue many frui, tres, 6ne b'rh. -'soe sn'
~. i us .uttuila,ns.. Il is 6r teas plsc'
os,ine over 81, %. but VII +. I'D very chei
or rented o reasonable term. he se'v+s nn
n,ae.ice that he would like 70 tarn over into 70
spons'o'e nsA''' ". TREAT, N. D.,
a.,a-s LsClalsss Isvs.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-29

Again we say to the young gentle
men ot Davenport, behave yourselves a. be.
comes the rising generation, and make il a
rule always to purch &c your clothing at Sau
Perrys. Tbis will insure success in life, and
a grateful rem EN- rance afterwards