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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-24
DAVENPORT. IOWA. TUESDAY. 81


DISCRETIONARY PsssIsss
Onions, L clemmons.
Gopher scalps. + Duncan.
Sweet corn. Hail.
Unions. j Henley,
sweet potatoes, Mead.
"o. htr scsips. Campbeil,
CLASS $50. to- FIELD taoss.
= sss5,rs s5a. .ssa ."sssaa5d ls0n'
~ % do do II q stone, ist 10
CLASS J-ss. A-rAsrsr sroa,s-''sss ssssisss.
soi: s.: soap @ NJ Nickos.
vmegs-. 90 do
Pickles. Mrs A Ma..msn.
Batter: Ms Samuel Robinson.
Three loavs. bread, " \ Gr.er,
npl,snS nnpp.s butter, do 90 90
Variety cakes. Mrs Henley.
Candy, W Jones. ~
Dried firit. Churchill.
Grape wine. q L Davenport,
haueaih wine, Osborn,
| Bread. Jos Sbield-,
! Canned trGit Do
Cider, Las Means
| Jelly, Mr. { L ohnson
Boiled Ham. Mrs Tuckcr.
Cheese. X Van Ev,rs.
Gooseberrs wine, Vim Renwick.
| CurrAnt Wine. do do
SECOND rEExirA
Honey. Vim Thompson,
| Driedfruit @ Nekols,
Bread, Mrs A Mo-sman.
| Apple butter, do
| Cnrsani. Mrs Churchill, ,u,,
| Bread by girl under 10 yea-s, Miss = one''
| Sorghum syrup, o Baker.
| Chvese. Union Mill Cheeee Factoty'
| flcolilly. MARI II bbard,
| Canned fruit. Mrs Hickman,
| Boiled ham. L Mead,
Gallon cider, 90
Ea,ter. Mrs Van Evera.
Cake. do do
| Crab apple Jelly, + Phelps,
Batter in rolls, j Van Eyers.
Dr.osrrrosAsr rsssius'.
jelly Mrs Mat PARROT,
Tomato catsup. co
! Soft soap, A Mitchell.
| Tomato oatsup, Maggie Sau.hneess'
Cake. Orphans Home.
| Sorghum, J NJ Graham.
| Canned fruit, Mrs Edwards. \. ouA.c..u Hama
loayes bread by boys under d'' o'p
Currant jelly. Mrs Campbell
CLASS J-so. 4 -?-KuHsES SA
Batter in rolls Of 20 lbs, Mead'
CLASS K. NO. 4s-AcncrlrrKAl iArlsMsSrs.
rlssr raHstrH.
Pump, q shorev u.v.,, 4 Y,a..
Col eet,,n of inn,emcnte hy dealer Nsh = So.usn
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DEArn OF DR. Geo. W. W.;McCARx.-At telc.
gram received last evening by n. Jordan
Esq. Of this city brings the sad intelligence
of the death ofous highly esteemed friend
and late fellow citizen, DR.. George w.
McCarn, Of Memphis, Tenn, who died very
suddenly yesterday morning at eleven o..
clock. In place Of this affecting news, Mrs.
Mccarn, Who for the present 10 msking her
home in this city, Was looking for her hus-
,nd's arrival in town 10 few dsvs-In
'ss she received letter to that effect only
yes'e lay morning The remsios will soon
Ar.'ve : this city for intsrment.
W. Me .rn became . resident Of this city
:" 'o'O' "'. be engaged in the Wholesale
1foc'ry ous'. = under the firm Of Ryan 4
Mccarn. Subs aeutly he retired end re-
sumed the practice medicine which h.
followed successfully for several Years.
During the petroleum sestemeot b. ,ooL
an active part ard iinalls ,,m. ,~. .,a.
half years ago settled in A.,,,;. 49,.
in connection with several Of \. ,..a;,o
business mca and capitalisss ofsA. n,,.,
organized the Southern Life InsurAs .. o.
pany, of which he Was President r.. ~, =.
commencement. He among the moss .s ..'
ergetic and most esteemed man Of HeosS;.
His loss will b deeply mousnsd b. -
0srous warm frisodo both hsse ane thegl
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The State Of Arkansas vs.. Sam
ueI w. Williams.
OPINION.
By TIE COURT, Mr.. JUSTICE PIKE.
TroNrISUED rRou sArrRr- VI

ICONTISUED FRON sATURD--Y.l
In I7sS, eighty-ive numbers, since
gathered into a work styled the Fed
eralist,' were published in New York,
signed 'PU5}aiS,' but written by John
Jay, Alexander Hamilton and James
Madison. These articles We're written and
published in defense Of the new COnsti-
/ tuition and 10 aid in inducing the people
| Of New York 10 ratify il. Being the
/ productions Of different minds, and OF
| minds, too, that had set out with very
different theories Of what government
ought to be adopted, and which soon diff
fered as widely as the poles in regard to
/ the nature and powers of the governmen
/ created by the Institution, entire har-
moDy Of views is not to be expected, as
| IN a commentary by one person. liam
/ ilton became a leader Of the Federal
party, and Madison of that which called
| itself Republican: Moreover, though the
work is a commentary upon The eonstI-
| tuition, il was not such an one as an im-
partial iurisconsult writes, but also q
defense OF apology for it by its friends, as
I advocates, honest hut partial, intended
| to recommend il to the popular esteem.
Ii is chiefly valuable in the inquiry IN
which We are now engaged, as eUideRcei
Of what the constitution Was then under
stood to be 10y its trainers, and by the
convention and Of what it was repre-
sented to be, 10 the people, and by then.
understood to be. It's nature was several
times incidentally mentioned in the
numbers written by Hamilton, but the
task Of formally expounding its nature,
was as we shall see, entrusted to Madl-
sOh.
We learn, at the outset Of the work.
that many leaders Of public opinion were
in favor Of dssolving the union, and
forming two OF more smaller ConledeT-
aeies and much Of the argument IN tue
earlier numbers was directed against that
notion and against the total abandon-
ment Of uHy CoDfeceracyi and but little
against the resort to a simple league q
alliance.
In the 2d number, Mr.. Jay said :
To ali general purposes We have
uniformly been one people each indi-
Vidual citizen everywhere enjoying the
same national rights, privileges and pro-
lection. As nati0nc.we have made
peace and war; as a 7 lation we have
vauquished our common enemies as a
nation we have formed alliances and
made treaties, and entered into various
cOmpacts and conventions with foreign
states
Everywhere these numbers professed
that the purpose Of the new constitution
was to preserve and perpetuate the ex-
isting union of the states, by the creation
of a national government with larger
powers and differently organized, and
especially with much larger powers Of
action on individuals.
In the "a number, Mr.. Jay said, that
every Congress and the convention had
Invariably joined with the people in
thinking that the prosperity Of America
denended on its UElon. '''To preserre
and I,erpetuate it, - he said, was the
s,resf object Of the plan which the con-
Yention has advised them 10 adoptp
Thus. not only were the people told
that il was the same Unioni that was TO
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW SOUTHERN MUSIC BOOK
lust Published:
T A B O r
Oh, THE
RiGam0Ii Collection Of Sacred Music.
BY R. M. MCINTOSH,
OF Virgin

Essentially Southern in It's main features
TABOR nevertheless contains choice selection
OF the best Northern copyright Music. It's au-
thor, for four years officer Of the Conf nfederate
army, com posed many stirring pieces in mo-
ments snatched during its marchings and cOun-
ter-marchings in Virginia The dirge used al
the funeral Cf Gen. T. J. Jackson, (5touwal,
May ", 1855, was from hls pen, and Is included
in this collection.
Mr.. Mcintosh" says the Richmond Wig,
" is well known throughout the south an
author and teacher Of finished excellence. with
a musical reputation rarely attained ty any
man Of his age In this country. In the south
he stands atthe very head OF church music, no
one dlsputL1g the position with him"
The book embraces everything Of value OF
southern or southwestern origin, much OF
which is now for the nrst time reduced to a
written form. It's variety II great-em br8cing
sll metres in use, in every key and every va
riety OF n1easure-wtth a full elementary de-
partmeat and Ene collection OF new anthems,
set pieces and sentences. Il contains nearly
90 closely printed pages, neatly and tastefully
gotten up, well printed and bound.
Price. 81 33, for which it viii be sent, post
free, 70 any part Of the country.
Single copies, for examination and intrOduc-
ton, sent TO any address, postage paid, on re-
ceipt Of one dollar.
+. ]. HUNTINGTON & CO.,
Publishers and Booksellers,
45e BrOOme St.. New York.
81 Any Southern paper giving the above
two insertions, and seRGing a copy Of their
paper 20 the publishers, snail have Che volume,
Dosraa-I aQil
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WASHINGTON COLLEGE,
LEXINGTON. VIRGINIA.

FACULTY
General Robert z. Lee. Presidept.
carter ]. Harris, Prof Of Latin
lanes j. White, Prof Of Greek
Ed- :, - Iioynes, A N, Pro-. Modern Languages
70 be appointed Prof Moral Philosophy.
A l. Nelson, A. NJ, Prof OF Mathematical
y y u ,4 ALlSn' A NJ Prof Applied Mathematics.
K > McCullOh, A NJ, Prof NaturaI PbiIOs-
ophy. ~
yohn Ii Campbell, A NJ, Prof Chemistry.
John ", br0cken brOugh LII. D., Prof Law.
barry Estll, A. M. Ast- Prof Matnematics.
- - FoWen Grady A. M, Ast. Prof Latin
tLo oe appOtnted,) Ast Prof Greek.
preparatory Course has been Instituted in
Wnlcn Students unprspared for the Regular
Glasses, may receive instruction in ~
branches. The Session begins second Thursday '
ISM September, and ends last Thursday Ii
TERMS.
Tuition, and ali other College fees glOg
AL Qllor expenses, including Board, fuel
Light, etc, need not exceed 2EO
For further Information, or for Catalogue.
address the tac1lty o. Washington College,
Lexington, Virginia fvII
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ABOUT -25,0e0 oxen are killed each
week 70 supply the city Of New York
with meat. The bone known as the
g shin bone,n and all the leg from the
knee to the hoof, falls into the hands Of
Mr.. Cooper He contracts with the
butchers and marketmen to supply him,
and in this way about 100000 shin bones
per week find their way to bis establish
ment. There all the muscles are taken
from them, the gluten is extracted, and
the clean white bone is kept to be
worked up into perasol handles.
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Fort Pickering, Memphis and She
bfg fa7ggsfFg \ rry.rFS
KENTUCKY MILITARY INSTITUTE.
CHARTERED IN 1916.
Col. R. 7. P. ALLES, Superintendent
Assisted BY q fun and able Faculty.

V1HE pOunse Of study is that usually t-ugbt
i In the best colleges. The Moral culture of
Cadets receives special attention. The Discip-
HRe IL al! that It's name BpOrts. The Govern
menL strict, but mid and parental Pareni 8
may send their sons 10 this School with entire
confidence that they will not be expostiiols,
those auuTements 70 vice and dissark2fion
found IN Al. towns and cities, the location being
six miles from any town-the sitaati0n In a
hign and rolling country noted for health and
salubrity.
The Spring Session. 1867,
VIA commence on MONDAY, JANUARY q.
1857 and con tinue Twenty (2O} weeks.
Charges for Board and Tuition, Including
lights, fuel and washing, One Hundred and
Seyenty-Flve Dollars, (sl75 curreDcyl uer semi
annual session, invariably Ia advance. No
extras whatever.
Address superintendent, Far1ndaIe P o..
Franklin cnuntv Kentucky de4-grl
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HEBREW ANB MASONIC CALENDAR.
MASONICDIREOTORY.
1867.


ASGERoNA. No. los. Meets 1t Monday IN
every month, at Odd-FellowS' Hall. cor. Cour
and Main. d. c. Trader, W. M; h. T. Tom.
BoUrH MEMPHIS, No lls. Meets d Friday n,
each mOntn-Han. cor. Madison and Second
J. 7. sellars W. n; BENZ. X. Pauea, Sec.
LEILA SCOTT No. 2Ss Meets lst Friday OF each
Inonths-Hall, cor. Madison and Second. John
Aiosie, ". NJ; 4. ?. Wood ward, sec.
HAMILTON, No. 299. Meets 81 Friday Of each
month-Odd-Fe Fellows Hall. 2. NJ. Stanley,
". NJ; W. II. Butts, Sec
KTLwIS'sISe, No. 2ilt D) Meets 4th Friday
OF each mOnth-2Ui Front street. John j.
horshsm, So, ". N b. X. FuIeu, sd, Sec.
ROYAL ARCH.
PESS Chapter, No 4. Meets ID Monday Of each
monJh-Odd-Felows' Hall. A. J. Whee er,
Il. p; H. Il. Psynter, Sec
r. AND s. Il.
EUKEKA Council No. 8. Merls 81 Monday Of
each month dd-FeIlOws' Hall John Leut,
III. H.; n J. WiEgin, Rec.
TENrLARs.
CTRENE Co-7mandery. No l. Meets ith Mon
day Of each month. John zeRt Com; n. J.
Wiggiu, Rec
A.. AND A. SCOTTISH RITE.
20I Front Street.
HERarEs Lodge sf Perfection, 18th; No. l.
Stated Communications ID Wednesday night
OF each month. Henry p. WoOdard, Sad, g..
NJ: Charlie NJ Carroll, 18th Sec.
n TTH sAs Lodse OF Perfection. 18th: No. .
Meets an Wednesday Of each month. George
Mellersh, Sd, c. M. A L. FARMLAND, Sd,
CAsIPHIA Council OF Princes OF Jerusalem. Isth.:
No L Benz. X. Pulen, sd, Tarsh.'. -
CALyARY CHAPrER Of Rose Croix, 18th. No. ].
Charles ". Adams, 32d M. W. H L. Tom
linsou, - 4 Sec
PHTIIPPE DUPLEssETs Council OF F-b. S1th..
No. Henry p. M0odard, Sd, Comm.
William Y. Cirode 82l, Rec
Ainsiie. SD, Comm. In Chief; Do5ge c.
Trader, SD, heg-'.
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ST, LAZARUS COLLEGE.

I'm, ..,ernrisiug friends Of st. LaEaruf
- f.ii,-e ~ cured the fine lot and build.
ms n az lie Medicsl college on Beal street.
The primary DEL aTImene III = De aSS Sq ys S par
~ ~ sslii-i,ie DER sltment for young gentle.
men win an ample charter % eonieT dtsgIess
40 tep free cholar6bips lot so9h u Sonieo-
80 80 = 'sdldisfs hsys been provided. jsl0
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sabbath School Music Free Every Mont
STALLS uRRIVALLED
Piano and Furniture Polish

TTgT INTRODUCED, and being adopted by
u am leading houses ia the manufacture Oi
Pianos Organs. Bi lizard Tab es, Furniture, etc,
efc Egsry one who hai- Piano should have a
b.ffIe Of this Polish send for Circulars. and
Ne viii give fuN particular and direciiCus jill
Ia r4t u0 In bottles al 10 cents and % cents and
"a fi-ra half dozen ordered at once We will
forsgard. prepaid. BY eKpEesa- Applications for
TfrrlfrIfv and Agencies received |bV
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General Agents for the United states
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md MUSIC BOOKS.

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The long experience OF our MI. ferkins ln
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students.
Sheet Music furnished on the usual terms,
with prs N ptuess and dispatch. Country OfdeIa
solicited, aud selections made for pupils, teach
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IM p ERIAL BLUE,

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rTNHE most economical article that can De used,
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Pianos for the People
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BETHEL COLLEGE
EeLemOresVille, Carroll Co., Tenn,
pRev. J. 5. HOWARD, President.

FT1HE Fall Session OF this Institution will open
L on THURSDAY, SEPT. nth, 1866. This
Institution is located in a quiet village with an
Industrious, moral, Intelligent, church going
population, and surrounded by pleasant, fer
tile and healthy country. IL is easily accessible
rom all parts Of the country, being situated
three and a half miles from Trezevant Station,
on the Memphis aud Ohio railroad.
Tuition per term OF i've months SIS to So
Contingent fee, 81 50.
Boarding, SIS per month.
The course Of instruction Will be systematic
and thorough.
For further Information address the Presi-
dent, or REV. A. e. COOPER,
sells President Board OF Trustees.
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NEW YORK.
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Made in ali STYLES 70 suit the wearer- viz.
The - En npress TrnfI.s7 81 yards latest} for
DraWingrOOm and Party Dress.
The Pride Of the world, 81 yards lafegrl
for Promenade Dress
The Paris Trail, 3 yards Qatest) Tor House
Dress,
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the Waistband OF the skirt. noVl 3m
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-05
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To the Patrons OF the Appeal,
GEN. ALBERT PIKE

The undersigned would respectfully Inform
the patrons OF The APPEAL, that since