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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-05

DKssAIST & ScHRrcKER's LUMBER Mill.
This excellent piece Of property, we are
glad to be able to say, is now in . condition
to earn something. Last year the proprie-
tors couldn't get logs, but now they have
got enough on hand and coming down, to
keep the machine running all the season.
The mill has undergone thorough repairs
throughout, and runs like clock-work They
have already got well assorted stock ready
for the market, and builders and farmers
will find them ready to fill orders at the
very lowest living rates. All kinds Of PLAN
ing done to order, and sash, doors, blinds,
etc., furnished in style and size as desired.
1t will he busy and thriving plsce at this
establishment this yeA. Read advertise
ment in another column and call and see
them before purchasing elsewhere.
BOILED CnALk--Tt is said that this art-
Gle is getting very scarce-indeed, it cannot
be found in the Chicago market. A few days
ago, John, merchant in this city, being in
want Of some, wrote over to his friend Hank.
who was stopping in that city few days, to
buy for him at drug store, and bring home
4 pound of ''boiled chalk" Glad to accom-
modate his friend, Hank inquired At the
first drug store for. "boiled chalk" They
were '.just out" At the next they ''did'nt
keep the ariicle;" further on they "were
out then; bnt expected some every day.
the fourth, 9th and last trial were equally
unsuccessful He began to blow up the
drug stores for not keeping up their stock
in better shape, when it was suggested BY
solemn faced clerk that they were almost a.
ways out Of that article on the first day Of
april After . thorough application Of
camphor and dose Of lobelia, Hank came
to, and though very low he is in . fair way
to recover.
10 OHANoE HASDs.-The city Govern
ment 10 to be turned over this evening into
new hands. In his inaugural this evening,
We trust the newly elected Mayor will not
fail to enlighten the people upon the exact
financial condition Of the city-just how
u1ch she oves-bonded debt, railroad
ssbt, floating debt-debts Of Ill kinds, that
the people may know within hundred dol
lars hov nuch they owe and then let him
make such suggestions a. he may deem pro-
per concerning the liquidation thereof Our
city Is enjoying . moderate share Of pros
perity, and it is about time that some steps
were being taken for reducing its liabilities.
II 10 no uss 70 think Of dodging the respon-
sibility, and We presume there is no incli-
nation on the part of the people p DO 90 !;
but - honorable men We should net give
our deserving creditors the cold shoulder
continually. They are expecting 10 see ~
d. something; let " not disappoint them.
We borrowed this money and We have used
Il; now let % d what ~ can 70 pey up.
Let a. hear ~hst Mayor Davis has y ~
. ssoASd 70 this MATES.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-05

AnnivAI Or 4 HosPrAl Boar. The U. 8.
Hospital Boat, Jennie Hopkins, Captain E.
Rggie, Clerk, A. Waltz, arrived At this poiat
this morning with sick and wounded soldiers
for Camp Mcclellan Post Hospital, under
charge of Surgeon Aoxley. This boat left
St. Louis one week ago to day, with 273
patients aboard. lsaving then At points near
est their respective homes as much IS pos
sib.e. They were left st Evansville, Mound
City, Jefferson Barracks, Alton, to be trans
ferred to Springfield, Illinois, at Quincy,
Keokuk, Davenport apd Rock Island, to be
transferred to Madison, Wisconsin. They
were representatives Of nearly all the North
Western States. Only about twenty three
were landed here, belonging to the End, Sd,
4th, 9th, sth, 9th Iowa cavalry, and the 18th
and 9th Iowa Infantry.
This boat is the smallest Of her class, is
fitted up in the most comfortable manner,
everything being kept in the most clean and
perfect order. She leaves this evening, aud
will probably 30 down to Little Rock and
take another load for the Upper Mississippi.
No deaths occurred during the trip.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-05
For Sale for S17j.OO

nNE HORSE SPRING BUGGY AND HAR
~ NESS, cost $500, 90 few months since
Any one wishing to purchase can see the same
at WEBBERS WAGON SHOP,
aprtdlt- Third street below Perry
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-05

ANrRIcAn nMoxrBLY.-Thise excellent Mag
azne for April has made its appearance. 1t
contains large amount Of the most inter-
es,ing reading matter and satisfying.
Call for il at the News Depots.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-05

No T. Rar, Blizzard and Dining Rooms 'or
rent tcouncctea. with kitchen and sleeping
v,cms attached,) formerly occupied by Z. II.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-05

PRRs,SAL.-Our respected fellow-citizen,
John +. Henry, Esq, has just returned from
Nebraska Territory, where he has been look
ing after the interests Of the Northern Branch
of the Pacific Railway.
CoSTRAcT AwARDRp.-The contract for
subsistng the military camrsin in and around
Davenport, has been awarded to II. B.
Evans Il Co., Of this city. The contract
could net have fallen into more reliable
hands.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-05
HOUSES FOR RENT.
OFFICE FOR RENT.

No. %. large. light. airy Office, fronting on
East Second Street, (corner OF Brady with ante
soom il desired
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-05

|, Ansiin Corbin, President Of the
First National Bank Of Davenport. do solemnly
swear thai the above statement is irpe to the
best Of my kuowl, dye aud belief
AUSTIN CORBIN.
- Sworn to and subscribed before me-
Is this 81 day OF April ls65.
t-- HUGO SCHMIDT
Notary Public
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-05

Second street. Nickors Block. Apply 70 4. n.
Bsrryhiil, Dassport NsGissA Bsak. 1arSldtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-05

DowS AoAIs Every day the goods At
Webb's China Store, lie Claire Row, are
going off at reduced rates. lie sells much
cheaper than any other concern in the coun-
try. The stock is complete in every partic-
ular, and was bought in immense quantities
before prices went up. Every style Of table
ware, lamps and plated goods searly down
to the old peace prices. Call and see. Deal
ers supplied under Eastern rates. Save
twenty five per cent at Wcbb's.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-05
FURNISHED ROOM,
SpLENDI0 STORE PROPERTY.

No. g. Furnished room for rent. for gentle
man: also room uniurnishcd-both good rooms
An the business part Of the city.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-05
quarterly Statement.
CONDITION OF rHE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK

or THE STATE OF IOWA, ON THE MORN
~ ing OF the iirst Monday Of April, 1856:
Dr.
Notes and bills discounted ed.AllSl los. So
banking House. ......... l0,UVoVO
Furniture and Fixtures. ... l,Zs9.79
Remttances and other cash Items. 4,6OoUO
Due from the National Banks at
Washington, u. c., Des Moines,
keohuk. Cincinnati, Washington,
Iowa, ST. Louis, New \ ork City.
Boston, Chicago. Nuscatine and OK
ford. 49,. s2s1T22
Due from other Banks. not National. .3s, ~. 40
U. = Bonds deposited with U. $.
Treasurer to secure circulating notes e2ooo 90
a" do do deposits ....... $1,000 90
-. >. Bonds on hand. .......... ll.l5oo0
en- I'm. securities. ................... 100000
Ossh on hand in circulating notes of
Na,aolai Banks. ........:......... 100000
= ~ w 10 state la" Ks. ....... s5 90
npecle ................. S.34I.Go
V'nel lawful money. Legal Tenders 20. ,33i. IS
- la ,fall............ 81, l52, 4s9. %
- Or.
CapitaR@fock paid in... in loo. .oo0 90
Circulating notes Of this Bank ..... 50. .eoo. 90
Inui'iuuui deposits. ts............... 84- ,5i- .u5
United States Deposits I4l. s5l. 80
Due National Banks. at Moline, Iowa
City, Dubuque, Rock Island and
1.ohs .-............. 4.364.ce
Profit and Loss. s..s6 as
io'"'..'''.s. Il, ,l52. .4ss.xz
STATE OF IOWA,
q :
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-05

CHANGED DRIVE understand that the
entire folce Of men, more or less-engaged
upon the NJ. & NJ Railroad extension West
Of Grinnell, have been removed by the con-
tractors to operate on the Northern Branch
Of the Pacific Railroad lin Nebraska, leaving
about twenty miles of the former road near
ly ready for use. What has caused that
change Of base We know not, though we pre-
sumo the Railroad men do.
LECTURE on COMMERCIAL LAw.-Our pop
ular fellow citizen, d. l.. Shorey, Esq, de-
livsred very able lecture At Bryant, STRAIT
ton Il Mcrrl's Commercial College, this
morning, on Commercial Law, which was OF
highly interesting and instructive charac-
ter. He has been engaged to deliver reg.
ular course at that excellent institution
The next Of the course will be delivered on
Wednesday morning next, at from 9 to 10
o'clock This College leaves nothing un-
done that will inure to the advantage Of its
students.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-05
FARMS FOR RENT.
p.uOyn no TO 100 ACRES.

No. So On Jersey Ridge, miles from posi-
Office. fine house, in COED repair /: rooms, o
cellars barn worth $500. and poultry house.
vii kind. of fruits, bearing This property EN-
braces 8 acres. Price, 1860
HOUSES FOR RENT.
No, IA. new house on Brady street, one OF
the most desirable residences in the city.
Nol large elegant house, with oil modern
improvements, stable, we'll. cistern, fruit ana
shade trees fine river view w.-centrally located,
--oue of the finest residences in the city.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-05

EDWARD RUSSELL, Treas
Daven port April 4. 1865
, 1865-11-23

,enc,. below Montreal. Scores Of the largest
ana best cisss vessels cnd whtca arc now
fnr oka EhampIafa an5 NeW YcRE On the hst i3u
t1;r and % into The Atlantic sz1d eoast1ns trade
dnFin0 ia wiutcr mou,hs. OceaU CT lake vessels
ilcxfifiejf. for the ocean rid the Ss LsHsence 10
ayoid deteutTou ehould leasE the axe ports oei1tc
ihe end of October Ocean rsasels an1v1nE Vsa ny
ST. Lawrence IN the spring o. fec 3car Icy sty
reach Lake h1e quite rs t:ariy aS sanas oa..s ~
can reach Bufalo flotn New 10 hltA taets ~ ~
tardiDe Influences to the dc teopmfnt s q .o w
country 1leB, and be. to assnr !ou tna. ~ IL.
Efenls Of western progEcsa hall !. Wa muea pleas
ure the project Of your co1reutof-
Your obcdfent BesT3nt,
JosEpn AsP1NAA1Ir fseslaeut~
o1uER tk71xRS-
Letters expressing the stEprgest syn tpat1y VIZ
the Objects Of The meeting were rca4 fro = a ". r ..
penniug, Of Sterling, Whdtestde cnurty. ~ ,AifaIa
Noffon, OF Lockport, ILL.,, Obs OF the laf6 III ElHa
merchants IN this part Of the country and A1n =.
G. 1neersoll member Of edng7ess ffozn tho feosla
district.
COMMITTEE OK PR1NTEsG.
Hon. O. B. GaIusha offered resoludA1 Tor Tie
appointment Of committee OF three 70 N @ Gsea
county Ia th1s Congress slona1 district 10 COLLECT
funds 10 defpy The expenses Of printing Anx other
contingencies In bringing ills eut:ect bTfo.e tne
attention OF the public and Congress. Ada91ea'
ApJoEnHxzET.
The Committee Of Five TO prepare E memorial to
Congress and addrass 10 farmers VI Y appoE1ea,
to consist Of Gen. Wm. Bisney. L.. ELLSWORTH e z
Norton, Chasles StaEr, o. c. johnson: ana d. "
Glover.
Affer tho appointment Of the Commit 4ee on Col
lection OF Funds the Convention .Iio1rn'rd ss aie'
, 1865-11-23


The Virginia AxptTants Is CozsGTcSssrh NJ
Ffonorx-ghnt They Intend TO Dr.
The Rebel Ham <tnncwaUAd1ecRxtirk /
-Ry 10o oCcWRtrotsef0ktufn nlHr
AhAl4 Pardon Rr0kerH-AKfesk OF
Loyal Ncgroc.-Clai1ns on the Ply l1es-
Pae1s-ca.e as,s; n.-eaas &. o. ~ GonseienTes
telHe'a' Oespa'so'" oas enlcasu ts'ouuei,
A number Of prominent ytrginfans Of uu.aoubte4i'
'o5aaS a.e osganazans lo9 psassesae ea11', mae'
WHICH al mo lnAafnec.tae olo bonnnfou CHI nlas-
ter will bo concentrated. to induce Congresa TO ad-
nit those OF the Virginia. delegation who ctr take
~ y: s..';.,S,a ,s"so hnt ons ~
are rendered iaensloE, tnoogu onk one ~. tnan'
dler} Of unQuettfonable loyalty. The case Of the
Virginia asptrants to Congressional honora WILL be
ao,.,a ~ ~ do, =. o,rhs-s :, w. 1a,sto,, ~
eSnis " G 9e ls'saa ~ ~ = .a1 4 @ ~
tne iast @gnGsss naA1n9 Inc ques"oa :" Ieas e1'
e'1glon M, aeiieae ~ 1; onc c,-of.haa xo,
raa y, ~ ut nan " ~ .e"'' hD 1ees ' oNe Hull"
ofG9 e % !ns 4n.on ~ a1my: ,,,,,.a ..t..,.,.,..,
9nG rasy gspasasns oaH ,lssetsga IT, na ~
tnat lae ieutl IHta SluaeMal pat NV otaulott "
sehaay ewing. s9 neasy gale, nj IL N1y ne e5peet
81 neie tnss WEE. neao'e re aeh nasana. ~ hes
feyGf. ,,.., =, p,..,o. ~. r.,
loW1nE aPpolnimenss o. 6n;aas9.ng IA oH5seoas: u
p;,.,st3I 1 a. GSo. .a., 1asa
IT, ~ ;. e. L Sii II 49, n1
15e "a Conp1o4ef n5s ae99ed tn3t ~ otlce!
holding aeonmf.sion e m dnaed @ "a March lsh3' md
WY Mno CoHne4na.ng He4 ~ .ns Hatas! se1sSS nuin aug
In. ~ Mas hj' 1;t MI. E s
=, y, u -, IT, @ h!
e1s Ra as @ he nas Goa 1 re-, 10 @ e
nsrss coss ~ 'nc "'s "''' &7 VI '7 ae' u
Humphrey Mashal), Of kensueky. was hanging T. ndI
, 1865-11-23

The yYnr not Ended-Commitment OF
Svlndlera-Rehet Ham StoneWall-
Latest from JcH. Dag1s-Look1nE
After the French in MexIco-C. c. Clay
not to he Paroled-Clrcular Of the O.
s Treasurer dc. =
NEw YoRK, nov. aa.-Thc Post's Washington
correspondent says: "Conercss m1l1 act upon the
the ground occupied by the President and every one
ot the departments Of the GoycrumcEt: Volan,
thsir aischsrsc d. in campiianee wiih telr terms ot
not JET closed" The Treasury Department also
the Wal .ti esist9s II IL esaeat, xhs be
tec,s the freedmen with The bayones, does 1t under
The theory that the wuE has not come to an end
President md topsret* ihat lhe people Of tha
Sou1l, nre steadasly loyai."
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2a--Wm. Rabe. claim
aSSo.r aSdht oee anS nat@oa an s Who
copfedcraied for the purpose OF dcfnudnis the
Government BY the abstIaction q papers N the
committed ior nial IN default Of the aggregate .!
auS}tor asn gs tesea led hst ad 81 abstraction q he
million of dollars might have been thus fraudulent
" collected from The Government The parties IN
to1yed In the fraudulent transactions have made
"sSn ~ fonK No ,eS e1 eon<. Wash
iurtop special aays the rebel ram SloneHai forced
By gale 10 put Into Beaufort uatbor on s1n'
u1tt sonrt martial now trying Commodore Craven 10.
nes at,ass.nE her y NJ aes q III Ms.eh ,,xs, from
reports ] JsE DAVIS in Iii heaita and serene Eand
No,hing Is known at Fortress Monroe regarding
bis trial Chief Justice Cbases interview with the
fre!dent 5sse9daL setasa alnoss mnoy 10 T. or
military force in The vleiny Of San Antonio Texas
| ID for tle purpose Of looking attes The French
, 1865-11-23


Military Changes Res}Enntlonss ETC.
The mextran officer. of the
Vatcrnu ne.errn Fornx-Tha pnr1x
rt'..s ~, c1.sa.h ,Ca-
E1PoA4kAoM-Ah NC oneoaA""1n@sAA@c
Pnrdons, Etc.
The Utr,1d.s 5ynehfrrfon Enec1al esys thai Gen.
sfckles has astntmefi comnund IS CharIcslou,
fri f:tnnre xxtil Fse crfiered To rrrort to Gen
1leisfeid. Chicf Enejncer.
Eaor Gens. Houtsnau ard Bario.s bn7e ,rstened
their mflitory otjcca.
The eatue epecal Eays that the treatment Of the
Mextcan question Ia the 1rpoFta Of the SECRETARY Of
Siate and the Secretary o4 War viii ae based On
iuioE1natfon furnished by prominent officer Of
Gen. Sherfdan's stnt, who has been for some time
ustchtnr the moYcuents Of the Imperial Govern
ncut.
The officers Of tie Veteran Rese1ye eorps have
been auieted BY the assurance hom high quarters
that none Of them will he mustered out ofaerrtce
uutll Congress takes hold Of their cases.
The WpTAPs spccts1 fsys .1Chief Justice Chase's
Interview with The President yesterday rented
fffejE 10 The pYupoeed trial Of JeY Davis. So far
"a learned nothing decisive In the pTemtses wts
reschcd. The regular m1.weekly Cabinet meet
inn yas held At noon at The White House, The
scssinn tSss mt Ia unuspai t1e All OF lis mem
hcz uerr nrsrt1t exceff pnat,nastCr General Dem
nism'
Tie fs714n-rrfal sszs: The seoor4s OF the Ouat-
+c,nsstcr Genersi and o1her hcas Of pureaus Or The
Var Ernartmsns have been hapaed in. and ,Ysl Be
sent fn ihe nnhIic pr1nter wiihoqt delay."
WssuTynToy. Nov. 9O.-if sppcar9, run odlctaI
ro,re.n.iirrre that President johnson takes ereat
, 1865-11-23

THE PARTY WHO STOLE. A
l. WATCH AND CHAIN 1ton, r:e 1remout House,
on sbe mo13Iug Of thc:11d instant Will obtain
0HE HUNDRED DOLLARS
Eon rctu1n. and no questions asked. BY leaving as
, 1865-11-23

u-C. II. sCRtyEN & co., Advertising
Agents, 81 Dearborn street, nre authartzcd
Agents to receive A Advertisement for ete TFi.
faue, md oil o4ker leadtnK papers through-
On the United States an8- Canusiu..
, 1865-11-23
VOL. XIX.

River. 10 b used In which eser. locality they
might be required Tber1 Has coupled NTH this
proposition touching our own canr3a provision 70
esc9rc Ike enlsrEemn Mt uf the EEte canil. While
ft1t The most earnest aeslre to see our can1 en-
hrEed, realized the s1at fnpoetanos 10 Us OF the
enlargement Of the Erie canal IN ostx to incEase
the facddhcs for shipping onr products Est-
supported this g1eat measure In Congress Win al
the energy md ability was msstcr Of. atfemPt-
cd In my feeble way to thow to the Honse the vast
Importance Of these proposed Improvement, not
ou{y as militarJ measure at 1hs1 time, but ~ q
of the crcai NorthNeet, and which woald add IN
told millions to the national wealth. SHOWED the
vast commerce ot the great lakes With coast s2s
Of nearly three thousand miles. and com1nGcs y
ttr1aiod ut four hundred millions Of dnlars+ neaftS
twice the e11crnal commerce q the country, and
eoated by fttecr hundred yeRee1a- elstmt1i That
patriotism and states,nsnship alike demanded that
Euperces Ehpu}n ty all proper meaoa psote1 and
II my speech what The people Of my stae were then
spf1eF1Ec from the aycDucs OF communication 10 a
market betcE blocked up that it c3sl psr people
aopt nye bushels Of com to get one hnshei 70 mar
ket 90 enormously and outageoualy did The eh,n-
nels Of COMM nication 1t that time tax the inns
pertation OF onr prodnc:s. 1p1odneed statement
Of our domestic exports for one year. which Vas ns
follows:
Total domestic cxporta for the year
endiuE June 80, 1861, excluding spor
, 1865-11-23
PURCHASER WANTED

Busipets good business par. Of the CRY Amnnnt
required about t3,epa, AID. tss ~ d s." Tribune
Otast. Esak1Ak
, 1865-11-23

III pnetukFo AN% oe-NN ''~A~
not be found. Tue hankeF turned 10 one o. the
CLERKS MD asked him tor them, stating tnal lie eaw
him remove them from the drawer. Fo9tunat5
the clerk was able to prove m nllbt, and tneu INC
audacity OF the thief was mate apparent.
The completion Of twcnty-teet channa
through tue Lake II. Pctes, Of the st. Lawrence
71yct VIA celebrated Last week. when larse ehlp
camo through from soFel, demonstrating that Mott
s,e.1 has become seaport tot the larccst class o.
..a1 ynr IN or7tn,.x nxe far mercantile pptposes
.r1,o t-r7,orenent IL he4wcen Montreal and Quebec
- ~ t,..,, n ,,rorrnee tor nteen ve.ra- The
A.ta -, n-,,. e,,e. m. ~. c.o~nm,s.,o,pr,
noHae A~..t.,sa f r,,.,.,s,, -, ,,,,r. .,,re
nase so..o4 =, ss,sss .h-@ w.. h.., 81.
=" ~" se.sss ~ s-.srs,,, s1h.- h.v. d,aa.ed
1i4m os ,m.. .s.snse+s19s cnani,tr ~ I'm IN
Cut toe .!-s .s. ~. s,,,,n,, r,nce,t,on ~
enoN yos VI ~. ~. sss :. ii s,r,s. m ,r,trr
ehauah ot s.4sn f 9. ~. ~ .,o.a -. 80
II nfha P'1t ~. - -. .ss...,t .s,s..,,,,,.,t
oao oese1opeu Aeen As - -. r. 10 +hrs hsn.
o1 caana u t~..s - r., -c+n,nv ,rh,erra
peneo taA1 *nue tne - ~ 1s-* .s,.,D,,.+ss ~
1ntoaehoa' nc oie. -. - 1000 ,.,,r9.5,e h dn
Aake Ok fes+ 1H" - ..,.a .honnhr nrs6stlv
WORK Wneao ue eo1 - -. M ~ ~. ..ej,
aooqaaues 20 stAs VILE ro - ~. 1.s. srnn,
pissed anfonen ne saa.Uw 49,. -, r,,h1. vtth
so'ei 10 Qneoee, eae "oulo naee -. s1.a+-s., ~
the same d'zft oi 3ase7' 10 pass 'f''n a1'A'4'1
'sosel' n-~s+ o~-
4Ae s1oe4naa 1o'"''.@1t ~. - E...,r,,,-v
, 1865-11-23

The Wnr not Ended-Commitmeu OF
Swlndlers-3chet Ram StoneWal1--
Latest from JcH. Uagis-Loo&1tnE
After the French in NIcxIco--C. c. Clay
not to he Paroled-C1rcular Of the q.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-15
2Hilitary 1ifeetOrg.
Subsistence Department.

Subsistence Department.
COL. A. REcKWITH, O @. s.,
Hli.a=y Division Of the hississPpA
COL &. p. PORTER, c. G. s.,
Department Of the CJmbodaDd-
COL q. r EAcFEELY, Q. c. E.,
Department Of the Tennessee.
CAPT SAN :. LITTLE, c. g.,
Depot OommissaTy Subsistsnoe, once 10. 70
Cherry street
GAIT. e. D HEEDERsoE, c. &,
Post OonmissGry Sabsistence, once NORTH side
Public Square, opposite Court House.
CAPT. z. n. HOPKINS, G. &,
Purchasing CoUnuisssry Of Subsistence, Ofice
near corner Of Broad AID Summer streets.
CAPT. san c. GLOVER, @. s.,
In charge Of Beef Cattle. Once No. IL South
Cnerry-stfeet
CAPT. JoHB A IRVINE, C. &,
Ias6dTsing ooFnmisssgy Subsistence. Office 10.
- CejsI-stree4.
oAPT. ". a. RLYEAE, O. s.,
IL charge Of u. &. Bakery, ColeEe-stfest. near
Brad.
UEUr. henry KING, a @, B.,
II charge Of Soldiers Rest. corner ChsuY Aad
ChUrch-sirsssg.
LIEUT. J. 3. G&LL4TIS, A Q. e,
II charge Of Msaufact1rins, &C, &C. Once No.
O. south AsTkst-strest
LIEUT.. Q. s. HoLLIsTER, 4 O. g. i 4. 4 O 4
Il charge Of Herdunen, Stables, &c. Of8ss 1t
{. s. Casus Depot, below Lover Lsyee.
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Our inducements to Agents and

To those agents who take Their COMMISSION In
Books and Cuts the following commission viii be
allowed: =
To any person forwarding u Clubs Of 10 Books,
Clubs Of q Books, or Clubs Of 50 Books each,
Silver Wsteh-eyllnder escspement-Worth Si2.
To any person forwarding rs Clubs Of 10 Books. 10
Clubs OF q Books, or Clubs Of 50 Books each,
Silver Watch, patent lever, hunting case, worth S26
II preferable, the sgeot may select any other az
be entitled 70.
Agents Will retain the certificates Of Books and
Gif,s until the reguited numbers Of Clubs coID-
pleJed when they Wiz be forwarded to Us as Youch-
ers.
Unless these regulations are strictly compiled
With, 10 allowance VIII te made on extra commits
sion. .-r- r.+
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CERTIFICATES OF CURA

From eizht 70 twenty years stsndiRgs Efth Eannss
known " scfe1ce aod GEne.
For medical properties Of Buchu. SO Dispanas-
tory Of the United 5tstes.
sse Professor Dosses' vAazhls works On tss
Practics Of PhyHic.
See remarks made ty the Lads cslshratsd II.
Physiek, Philadelphia
Zee remarks masie tly bT. EphFain hoDoss1s
ceie1rated PhysiclaB, and msDtef d he EOYat
college Of Surgeons, Ireland, and publlsned n Ne
Iransastons 81 ths King and Queen's journal
So medlco-C furtsrgicsl ReNsE. plIfaleilsd y
Bsnlernin TraYers, Fellow Of the Royal COAegs q
Surgeons.
Ses most o. tbs lats Standard works on msdicins-
Extract Buchu, --..--SlOO per botIs, SIX foT 600
hsTzaparlls, Loo 40
Or hafa dOzsn q each for Sl2, shich III -
suiBciBnt 70 cure ths nost Obstinate casa n dirso-
EOns are sdhsrsd -. - r.----
DelEsred % ady address, securely packed nom
observation.
H&-Descnbs symptoms Ia az cournuucssoua
Cures gllaranteed AdTiea grata
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MarshsI's Sale.

U. &. DISTRICT CURT FOR THE MIDDLE
DISTRICT Of TENNESSEE.
The United St1tes
~. Information
20 Volumes BOOKS seized a. the NJ. r.
property Of John J.. Hopkins.
DUR-CAlST TO THE COMMAND OF A VEN
i diu0ni gpCnRs issued Ia this cause from ssjd
Court. On Tuesday the BIT day Of january, lsB5
between the hours Of 10 and II O'Clock 20 the store
hou adjoining the CITY Hotel on the s,uth, for-
megiy occupied by Messrs. A. J. Duncan 4 Co, On
the pub &c s4usre IN Nashville, Tenn u vii Ill
Tor eash. - the highest bidder at pub &c auction
the tollcW ng property, seized and Condemned in
ssi cause b. ssid Court ~ forfeited 10 toe Unitsd
States, 70 VT 2i6 Volumes % pOoks.
EDWIN r GLASCOCK.
jail 2ot Marshal Middle Dist Tennessee