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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-03

RUNAwAY.-Mr. Spraker's double
team broke from their fastening yesterday sf-
ternoon, at the corner Of 5th and Brady sts..
and made fearful dash towards the river,
sweeping everything before them, q beer wag.
on, and split It on the g,onnd ard ran afoul
Of a reaper on the levee. leaving it in defect
ed condition. 1t was a busy time with the
horees
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-03
CLINTON HOUSE

CLINTON HOUSE.
CORNER OF CLINTON AND COLLEGE
~ strests, Iowa CITY lc~I J. TaUsDBlL, Pro
2gietop oeSl-10.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-03
~.AN.TED,

A SECOND HAND SAFE-AT NO. 16 WEST
IA Second Street.
jne24-d2t c. 8. WEBB.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-11-05

D,NiD Y HUNTINGTON. son Of william
Haniiasion. u Mad,n. Al. 'fassstiy o. this place
~. instantly ki.lei IL skhmish near Man.ssa.
plaias, 60 saturday n~mne. august 80. 1853
Wits he comrades wete committing bis body 10 ihr
es'lh. he dseaifd eon1.c, % thu; memorable dAy
opened On the 18th 81 Osiobsr 10 would have been
- years Of age. He entered the service Of the eoun.
ny a he very beginning o! a2prehendsi danger,
having lsf, homo the 18th 81 January, 1881, 10 :
company raised by Capt Roysion for The protection
q Fort Aoissn After this eompiny Vas dlsehsg.
ID, he spen, fes weeks a; home AMI then departed
as'in q ,hs ssll q hts country IN the company Of
Capt pastsr King Which leit for The see, % Gar On
the asth o. April he beh,ved saii.nlly In the ra
great Msrasas ha,ts Of aIr Of July. 1881. Az hts
eonnsnaer srpts.s.d IL, he fsush, hks Tfoj,n."
The 9Th habams ss,nen,. Of which his company
iarnsd part, vas smsng the frs, 10 snia ihs Val
isJ Of vmsaia IN support Of oar inha, Cpniedsney,
aad PsrisrDad many long and ~ssraoms msrehes
Bal p1ssd iiaa,ins,on never fslsered ~, real and
Oastsssssansi sqsll 20 ~ emergencies
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In bis letters TO friends al home he never uttered
complaint Or wrote arsponding VOID. His health
was remarkably good, and be was always found al
The past Of duty.
~ writing TO his parents after the various battles
70 winch be was engaged he expressed gratitude to
uod Tor The preservation Of bis life, and he belle
mat he and they would DO spared 10 see and gree.
each other again.
but his do.ing parents shall see him no more in
ne hssL. They gave their noble boy to their coun.
lry and their God, and God in his own time and way,
called him 10 Himself "Ths Lord gave and the
lord aketh away BLESSED be the name 81 the Lord.
Died In Panels county, Miss, on the 18th Of April
1862 Miss VIRGINIA. FIELDING LEWIS, daush.
ter OF John o. and DeIsna T.. Lewis The deceased
was born in Orange eouoiy, North Carolina. july al.
1872 10 her fourteenth year she was baptized by ri.
der W, Dnpuy, at Pamela, and remained a worthy
member Of the Baptist church until her death Bo,b
be ore and after ibe commencement Of her sickness,
SIZE expressed a conviction that she should M, live
long and begged her parents not 10 grieye to her as
she was gong to happs home In her wel.read and
carefully preserved Billie, many passages were marx.
ed; such as 23l Psalm, beginning The Lord i nv
Shepherd, shal no, wan,;" Dent. ". 30, 81. con.
iaiang apreeioos promise bat God would not f,rsake
ms people, and others In the same book; aus diners
IN the New Testament, such as /" Blessed are the
meek dc; Give TO him iba, ak e,hthee," &c !:
|" BE ys therefore perfect" &c, Thou shat. love the
Lord Thy God &c. A num,er Of iayor.ts h, mus
were also marked 10 her copy Of the P.anist. On
the day Of her death she sang he hymns beginning,
!" Alas, ant did my Saviour bleed" and Amazing
grace. how sweet the sound" After reading the FIRST
verse Of tie 23d Psalm, above quoted, she said size
would ies; lutte, and then talk some bu soon after.
wafds she became weaker, and scarcely spoke AGAIN
she was du,fa child, and remarkably pious for SO
Young person. she possessed naturally sweet dis
position. nAieh was rendered lovely by religion
She has lef! ehssm IN ihe hume of her childhood
which viii BE- filed grei ~ the hearts Of her
parents winch viii BE- hong N healing. The light and
Of the hassebold mas departed but IL is mol exn
gu.shed Il v transferred TO higher abode, 10 ie
eci still Psfei aud hoher rave upon her companions
in kliss. L.
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Of caAsLss opURreHAY rev

col cHAsLss cpURreSAY rev
rA.rs seems ne~ % d,abs hat this sse,mpas.hed
A,g 10 psrSasly iost 20 his sssniry b.. sansis and
~ .iissd.. ssne Aspss -as sa,sHsisss that be
vsspshsps ~ossdes prisoner. 10 th- bands ~ thu
~~~y. hsi ,hs weoaai q b.. f.n 10 90 di,ee, .. 10
sil~ss ths sasxsalons of hope. Az the hssd u his
.e'psss, on ih~ h:osss ssd Of shsfpshsrs. Col Tee
s',ss'sssa N ,hs hssd.by ssIi. ~hiI.i second
,ssra s.ssssi h,sssssay dss'h A psaser 81 III.
lsx1ess'sru'as A,ots.i.sf f.F h,s,ensI % secure
sset.1 ~ and airssns~ 10 bear hlm from ihs field
SCI. sifs,tsius h'pi n, c5i.ss' ~.s lound dead.
.sisha tiis Of hattie tusn,ss a. that psiai. hs hsdy
.. :sis ~hsre Il iss. Ths ~, he lad seen b,
'n,sds % hs metal rsnsas We ls.rp that he
sore 10 badge ase upon b, d,s... and thai ,hsrs
-, ns,hins hssoad ssord sni SSH 20 ipd;eale biz
,,nt, u i ,ss,fO,e pros.sls lka, hs body lie.
,-ors the uadsrissui.hsd. ~, 10, The les heroic
Led. -hV ser. buried on The hsld they h.d ws,-rss
saA he, blood snd made forever msnersbs By ihs
:o.,S sacrifice u ,hsr I.ss
Anons the soa. q seeh c.rohns ~ho h.vs thu.
IT, died Il The ptsssn, var, ColaaeI Tes deserved 70
seupy high place. HE hb sas seiiv,, earnest AMI
t',iul. ssshis dssIh has been heroic. The senior
p,tusle vith Tie 6sa honar. % The sos,h csrolins
kaa,iy hssdsny, he most seesp,sbly ssrsed his
Ans hief 10 vsrof. station. ard no ono Of be-
''' h,s 'sasc,ed more genuine credit upon be, Than
= sSoss dssia =. nos % dsspI, i.msaL Az %
'h.H ., The Arsenal Academy. iron ls4T 70 1882
. e'assrisu viii tbs Ia, Capt Joseph Mathew.
- ''a.'si largely IN putting ,bi. inaussioa upon u.
T''sai s.res, u pnPulssiiy aod ussfulaess AZ ID,
'.aond % eommaad >. .hs 0sslsl ,esdany. from
'''s 20 1857, hs enlarged and ,as,e.ss b. dsp.n.
A'a' snd dt'obsrssd hk <sias NH signal zeal !
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-. &c me most highly disciplined in the
s.r,;ee Or the Confederate States. Tosueh
objection has discipline been brought that
s,,agsilng 10 said 10 be almost unknown.
Gen. Bragg is unquestIonably an excellent
alsciplinsrian, and a very brave man but
~ seems 10 have been greatly deficient ~
some 81 the other qualities which constitute
= great commander. No doubt. serving
under some man of great military genius.
he would have made Az excellent subordi.
nate. The talent OF separate command
however, is very rare, and he, al least. does
moi seem TO possess u.
When Gen. Bragg arrived Of Chaftanon-
IN, about the 25th at july, il was confident.
/, affirmed that he wnyld move IN ten DAYS
The greatest anxiety vac lrli with regard
10 this movement, beeause ROM the charac
Ter Of the army he ca,R nasded IL wa, ex-
pected that gteat blow would be struck.
Every bsdy surpassed he would attack Gen.
Bueit II Nashville. because the water was
~ iow that he could not be reinforced. and
that special terror Of III our commanders.
could mol be employed. II RuelI were
beaten al Nashville. the Eastern portion IL
Tennessee would be- redeemed. Bragg
would b. placed between Louisville aud
Rosencrsns. lie could either drop dos n
,at, Mississippi. and. reinforcing Van Dofb,
iall with united forces Oh Rosencrans. or
he eonid march npon LoaisYllle. which was
very slenderlr defended. TIE main Oh
yet, therefore. WAS e. defeat Buell.. FIRST Of
IN. II appears q ~ thai. had he united
al his forcrsa. early IS the 10th Of AagusI.
" even ior,night later. he could not have
failed ~ beat bprt, WIN ~as grrslly
alsrard for hrs position AMI ready I" leave
!. upon very hii- prsyacsti"n. General
Hasg. la~essr. conceived altogether u
a.arren, plan of esmpaign. and. a. a has
) nee proceed, nsosi disa.trnus nnr. lie
NOT only Irf Bae.. ~ liberty 10 march
where he pleased. bet psrmiried him. by
b. tsrly movements, 10 grt 10 l.oa >s.ilr
lniorcrmrnls which lhr nr~ Yankee lrrr
il pouring IN every day. He he's fsiled
beesusr I've istl'n s.Dp.
What !. called eso'ions Gensrsl j. ,hs
npa dsngerop. o. al Grnrrals in IN, world
IL his nwn frishd.. " viii make az now.
hent snil " BE- certain IT ~pese.,. ~.
Sand. still. and pr NIT hls enemy 10 ma i.
eayre - he plea.es. frnm ihr fear 81 do
nc something rash. l..rnrmy takes sd-
raaisgr NJ he slaw n,uiinns. dnuhl.s M
hin. and a. s.t comprls hin 10 move
she;hrr be will q. MT. his seem. a. have
areb the cas- with Gen. Bragg llr las
ac~n sssF the mast glurinas opportunity
,'.r afrred 10 an Amsricap General We
cry zach fesr thsi whue,tr sgccrYd. him
all never 6nl spea ana,her. .rae winter
/. eonlns 90 snd the river will riss.. The
rAale Spainerst ~ill saon be psnrta,rd
9Th handreds Of gunbos,, snd teas Of
lasossad. NJ Yankee ,raop,. Who !. -
.atseed On. Brsggf Gen. Johnston. u
~rse. weld b. the man; but he Is said
sc 70 har, .a.ieies,ly recovered 10 be nbIe
l.. (.s.~.. ..f
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-11-05
LAND FOR SALE.

OFFER for sale 8I2 acres Of land two miles
north OF Hillsborongh. The land is very produc-
tive. and we'll adapted 10 Corn Wheat, and Tobacco,
with large Quantity Of Meadow grounds. The land
Is well supplied with water, and the Improvements
consist Of large Barn and Stables, with Two good
framed buildings and log house. II not sold soon
will be for rent Terms to suit the purchaser.
JOSIAH TURNER.
November 9th. &C.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-11-05

. the a~nnry Of DEWITT @ UNDERWOOD,
-ks ~ss k'lird II the battle Of Rhsrpssurr. I7ih
ssp'ensu. 1858. IN ihe 18Th year o. his age.
n deep. on haryhnd's plains of~a,
And ~ fsllea brave.
The sid w.nss a her na,ive bslfs
s.as ,esslrms Ger b. grave.
Thr deep toned notes 81 eannoa roar,
Nor msssss deadly rattle.
Can raise hun from hisshsp No more
Sss sake b.a spto bsiiIe
0l,ea be the tori above his head,
And sacred ~ he sol;
Oh nay his sp;fr hss hone
To eisry wah his God NJ ~. CANT.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-11-05
NEGRO FOR SALE.

4 WILL sell to the highest bidder in Hillsboroush,
on Saturday he 18th day Of November instant,
LIKELY NEGRO BOY about eleven or twelve years
Of age belonging TO the estate Of the late Susan Tay-
Dor credit Of six months will be given, bond with
approved security required, with interest from date
HENRY X. NASH, Ex'r.
November 9Th. Ga
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mAgRlEp,

Il The stiy q Richmond. Va. on the 2ia n Geio.
Der. By the Rss 7. V. Moore, o. D, M. FRANK
N. MILLER, q AshssiIlr. n. G.. ~ Mss HATTIE
Z. VAUGHAN.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-11-05
Glorious News To the Public!

My Partner (Mr. IA simpson) IN The shop
I'VE formerly owned BY Jones & Hooker. has al las,
gnt away frrm Ne~bsrn, and we shall sci the shop
to work as soon possible.
We vsni 10 NY Lumber Of an sorts imme iis,es,
Cab opon rs then. Faraeu and Ail.eIs. 30 that w.
can get ready Lf,hsilh 10 mend up ard make the
tools and machinery necessary for yos 10 carry on
WORK wnh.
hos Is the nae 10 strike for freedom 10 The nans-
fse,sring lne. Bring in your mstersl % and re-.
oeiss the highest cash prizes for IT, or s1eh work as
'oa 'e' ROSCOE HOOKER.
November 9th g.
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PROSPECTUS
PROSPECTUS
OF THE
DAILY STATE JOURNAL.


DAILY STATE JOURNAL.
AH AND APTER THE FIRST DAY OF NO.
" VEaBER Next, the STATE JOURNAL will
be psbhsaea
DAILY, TRI-WEEKLY AND WEEKLY.
The DAILY STATE JOURNAL will contain al
the news received up TO the latest hours before mail.
ing. and will consist Of TWO EDITIONS DAILY
The MORNING EDITION will conlsin the news by
the evening maik, and al TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
up 10 O'Clock The previous night aud will be suppl
ed % city subscribers and sent by the morning mails
Noilh aaa East; the EVENING EDITION will be
printed at o'clock p m, and will contain the add
,ional news By Telegraph mp 10 o'clock .. m, and
viii be sent by the trains Yves, and BY the Fayetteville
mail. Thus subscribers matter in what direction
ihey mar live, vii have the 10 the departure
Il the mails.
Arrangements have been made 10 procure TELE-
GRAPHIC NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE
C0SFEDERACY. expressly for the State journal
GENERAL NEWS BY MAIL will be promptly pub.
Iished Ire MARKETS Will be fully reported. RE.
LIABLE CORRESPONDENTS viii be secured, in
the amy snd elsewhere. The LEGISLATIVE PRO.
CEEUINGS will be reported daily BY competent Re.
rar,ru The siais Journal viii be essentially
NEWSPAPER.
TERMS:
,Fss The DsILY.--is months, Sc Is months, $3.50:
Months. Sc, ] month, 81.
Ymihe TRI. wEEKLY-is months 81 6 months
$s5o; mSn,ss. $3.50.
Pr the wEEKLY.-i7 months. 81; months,
$50
No sasaet.p,ion. received sreep, on The foregoing
teyms.
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PAYMENT or stats BOUNTY DUE DE.
CEASED SOLDIERS.
EIrsuiive pepanmen. foftn Csiolns.)
Aayutanl 0ener.ls Ofkee.
hslrieh. October i7,b, 1854

-
GENERAL ORDERS
Nos
1--WE following regulations are pub shed for The
= information Of those persona wishing TO draw
.h.snty Of aeseased srliirrs in accordance with an
ordinance Vi the Coavehtn taiihvd the I'D day Q.
February, 1867.
REGULATIONS.
!. III, paymcn, Of boua'y 10 The representatives
Of deeessed soldiers based upon the ssiiiesie q
the Commanding efi,sr n The company who viii
,ist the tine q The enlistment ~ The sOideI the
VI he decss.e n service. hs smosn; y bounty 81.
rssly p.la by Inc ssAs.. and the cenpany and regr
m ut to sk,sh he htL.hged.
Tie e.a,n,snt VII make al 'ayil h,f1se Wa.
sistae that ~ IL she !. the nett II lin 10 the DE-
ceased. according 10 the pfuvisnn. Of TIE foregoing
o.ainsnes Of tie Conventions, aid that there h 10
other person snin.cd Ia make clam Inc afh iavii
o. the clam nj most Be sustained by that Of one dis
interested witness that the facts stated ere correct
within his own know eige and thai b. has no IN
Iers, in The eiaim. The Magistrate administering
th. oath viii certify 10 the etsdhiiis 81 the witness
an the clerk " ha County coufs ~il certify. usdrf
sea. TIA, he 10 an aBihaned ana atiirg Magistrate
3 1.-THE claimant " claimants be mincfs payment
Oil 10 made 10 tbs guardian apnn ihs production Of
The proper seri,hraie under The aai y 'he Court Of
hv sppoiaimen, and the safhc,eney .! h'shahd-ths
elsln @ be proved W him % ~ other asses.
4. A bounty cf6fiy dollar. deiuciihs the bounty
that may have been previously paid h due To all per
who NAY have sonniscIed Tor three years o. The
war. and 10 al persons mustered inia o. continued IN
service under she provisions Of the CONSUMPTION act
Bs ordex Of Gosefnor Vance:
J. O. MARTIN.
Aijuisnl General
Nvysnbes Sin. te-a
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ADVERTISING RATES

Ten lines make squste.
u Advertisements for the Dsy rill be inserted "a
the fri. wsssly free Of charge This 10 an Indu:,.
men which esnnol fail TO a,ss, the sitsntion Of he
ysfiisers.
The above rates apply only 10 the daily paper Ad.
ye,,i.sm.n,. viii be inserted 10 the Weekly pspet Il
the usual rssasr rates. via One dollar per square
tbs hrs insertion and twenty cents foe each subss
quen, insertion. Address.
JOHN sPBLMAN,
E3is0 and Proprietos.
Raleigh, N. c.
os,obes 10, 1864 ssp-
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70 those who desire Cheap Lights.

PAIL G0ODS-TO ARRIVE.
A0A YARDS dark Prints,
FOo 500 Yards black and white ditto,
78 dozrn white Wadding, 40 yards Blue Cloth,
100 wards Gray Cashmere. 800 yards De Birge,
o b. Csmphor, ! ID pulyerIled OPIUM, 4 kegs So
da i0dczen hssons Blocking, 72ihs. Essence Of COT.
Zee 80 kegs Nails at 40 cents, 5000 lbs SEeede Iron
1000 lbs. Wool for exchange.
II. N. BROWN & CO.
October 70. 66--
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N T ICR

TICB.
NO more lLobshs InAs,a,) Indian Tobacco seed,
~ VII b. received By this Department
M HOWARD,
surgeon, and Medical Pureyor.
Oeteher 60 Co.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-16
PAWNBROKER'S SALE.

\ATILL be sold at AUCTION on thursday, October,
w 70, 1862, ut 10 O'Clock m NJ the Auction Room
Of q. r. Huber son, No. 2oO Thrd street. hpe large
Oil Painting View "a korth BendJ cost SIVOt hue
silver mounted kihe, Cost t35 hne double Quo and
rlte, cost s16i hne MA shooting kiie, cost sU6i
English silver lever waeht cost originally s72; Open
laced gold Watches, patent eversi l fine gold Nesl
ObRni set silver pstedte spoonsj butter Knites;
ladies gold neck CHAIN gold hunting watcn sllyef
hunting vatchesi 9elght day olocksi fancy silk dress
BoUkS-ALL NkW.
volume calf bound. l,orenso and Ieggy Dow; by.
ron's koetica WORKS. chronicles France ANA spain
'ny sir John FroHaauj leenera View Of the World
Bible 4eographyj liJohn Franklip'e discovery, ana
many other articles " be sold without reserve for the
ueneht VI whom II may coacetn. i s9ini
oc6 q. 4, HUBER a SON, Auctioneera.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-16

From the 11th 0hio.-We have receiv
ed from Corporal John D. Kenney, of the
llth Ohio, m account of the part his Regi-
nent took in the battles of Maryland. It will
be printed tomorrow
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-16
LEGAL NOTICE.
MAYORS PROCLAMATION.

MAYORS OTFicE, CITY or DArros,l
October y, 1907.
I'm pursuance Of q resolution adopted by the Oity
Council on Tho 1Oth ulE, notice lH hereby gwen 70
Dayton that poll will hs kept open, At the usual
place OF voting in said Ward, on tuesday, the lath
day OF uctobor leB2 between the hours OF sx O'Clock
m and SIX o'clock IN, for the election Of one Trus.
tee or Councilman, tor the unsxpired term OF Hiram
oosia WI. GILLESPIE, Mayor.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-16
DemOnatrationa. All partlesl In aII sEes,


Denominations .--All parties in all ages,
have had their Demonstrations, on occasion.
II is a necessity Of the human animal 10 jol-
lily when chocs-full Of pleasurable emotions
and it would be cruel to prevent the eferves-
cenoe Of Joy which threatens to explode, OF
late years, Demonstrations have been con.
6ued almost exclusively to the "triumphs" Of
Political Parties Through these channels
the popular enthusiasm Of our people 6nds
ample vent II is to be regretted that the
current is sometimes turbulent and angry,
but itis generally attributed to the artificial
stimulus taken 10 aid Of the occasion rather
than 10 the natural ineanness--we hope---oi
the mediums through which il is voided. The
better class Of humanity, however, are Cxpec.
ted to act as check upon the unruly; and
we will do them the credit to say that they
always succeed in doing so--when they try.
Last night our Republican neighbors had a
Demonstration at the Phillips House. We
were informed by reliable gentlemen who is
in close communion with that party, that the
meeting was called by baud-bill and other.
wise for Republican Notification. As Ohio
has been gathered to the Democracy, with IF
teen out Of nineteen Congressman Mont
gomery County and the Old Third District
largely Loco.foco; Indiana and Penusyl lyana
wheeled into Democratic line; and Demo
cratic gains reported every where we could
not see that our friends had very great prov
ocation for their meriment But they were
the judges Of what seemed tothem proper in
the case. Itispot improbable that good
deal of Philosophy was invested in the Dem
onstration and what we innocenty set down
as Putting their Feet in 1t, was, shrewdly,
Putting their Best Foot Foremost--"a master
stroke of policy" as Political Apologsts are
wont to say when they make virtue Of ne.
cessity e"af'ct lA 4
The Demonstration was a success, in ali the
elements that usually enter into such gather
ings: Numbers, Talk, Enthusiasm, and We
need not enumerate that disturbing element
which unfortunately rises to the surface Of all
Demonstrations. But it was Big Tbing--a
much bigger thing than our neighbors had
before the electioni a very great deal larger
than II doubtless would have been had War
rem county done. as poorly for their ticket as
Montgomery. But this is treading on soft
ground, and wei retire
On Saturday night the Democracy will
make Demonstration. From present ap.
pearances we infer that it will be one Of the
largest size. 1t must be admitted that II a
party ever had cause to take Big Swell it is
the Democratic party and the present is the
time. A glance at the Election News will
show this tSa ~
We will have something to soy about the
Demonstration after we shall have witnessed
it, te,
From the 1st 0hio,--We are requested
by Jno. G, Lowe, Esq, to say that he has re.
eeived through Capt Thrustop, of Co. G, lst
Ohio from nerahara nf h;s cor,nan, ..s.o.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-16

Come THE New York Ledger, Wilkes
Spirit, Clipper, American Union, True Flag,
Vanity Fair German Leslie and illustrated,
Irish American, Boston Pilot &c, have ar
rived at Brandenburgs, Third street Now
that the election is over, the. people will read
the papers and magazines, as they used to
do and the long evenings will permit great
deal Of reading, 7do
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-16

Just in Wilkes Spirit of the Times, N.
Y. Clipper Banner of Light, Boston Pilot,
Irish American, Oysters and lot Of other
extras to Read and to Eat at J, d. Rea's, 10
Main street