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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-23

J. ,. LRAxY. GEO. .. 0RIYPIN.
LEAKE Il GRIFFIN.
A TTORNEYS AT LAW. OFFICE NO. 4
IA Nickoll's Block, south west corner Brady and
Second streets, Davenport, Iowa. idcN
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-23

evHH PARTNERSHIP OF LANE : SKINNER
j has expired ~ linisasios, ard y dissolved
Nay lst 1862.
O.W. oKU0k&
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Important Pnblic information Con-
.Ilaa osFnInE the Tax Laws.fI ~
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a splrltual sIaaIrestation.

Slight digressiOns from the narration Of
war news are occasionally pardOuable in IN
army correspondent. Here is case illus.
trative of the infallibility of spiritual man
ifestations and its truth is vOuched for
In Ogle county. ILL.,, there lived, a couple of
years ago, a man named c. q farmer,
toiernbIy we'll to do IN the world, but given
to drinking and "spreeing" Withal. He
had the misfortune TO be the husband OF a
strong minded woman, whose disposition
bOrdered on the termAgant. MFs @. Joined
the army about a year ago. His neighboFs
said he did so, not for the sake OF fighting
the rebels, bat to avoid fighting his wife.
Shortly after his enlistment he was report
ed killed in skirmish with the rsbels,
somewhere in the Western Department.
His wife. who had never, since their mar
riHge, shown very great amount Of affrc
tiOn for him, now that he was, as she
thought, dead, Wept bitter tears, and
mourned her bereavement in customary
suits of solemn black His faults were all
buried in oblivion, aud his virtues alone
lived after him 10 very magnifisd FORM
At the advice Of her friends, Mrs. c.
consulted Well-knoWn spiritual medium
and had 4 very interesting aud affectiag
Interview with the departed spirit of her
dear husband. She assured him, from
her terrestrial Standpoint, that she had
always loved him while he tarried here be-
low, and that, though she had occasionally
used the broomstici to him, sill, behind a
froWniag oountsnanee, she had always hid
den smiling face. He in return, admitted
that while in tho body he was given to Oo-
easional Spiritual infiuepces, aud not un-
frequently transceuded the bounds OF the
marital relation. but he meant no harm by
It he told hee he had forfeited bis life 10
a good cause, aud that he was getting along
very well in his new sphere. Arrange
ments we're made at this frst meeting for a
regular semi-Weekly eommuniOn between
the wife in the body aud the husband in
the spirit, al the house Of the medium. It
was kept mp for three months sud Was on
~ brought to a sudden close BY The aeGual
return OF the husband, who had mot been
killed, but only taken prisoner, and reIeas-
ed after aleugthy confinement. He arriT
ed hOmN one evening while his wife. clad
10 her habllamedts ofgFisf and smourninE,
was holding eonversation with his depart-
ed spirit about the Disposition Of bis prop
erty. o Since his rstaFu be has quarFOlledl
with bis hstter half hihnumbsr o. times,
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Wen Anaweretl.

II the people only had the chance OEaet.
tug out their true feelings, many bour,
would not pass before a great many il
Washington would be so far "remoTed'
that they would never again be able iC
take a sight Of the places they had Left
Wheeling Press
Yes, that is just what your friends from
the South, under GeaeEAl Lee, have beer
trying TO accomplish. They depend uPor
you and such men as you, to keep up tn,
expectation Of your party friends, so as &c
be ready TO receive them IN fitting Weieomr
under the dome Of the Capitol. You vii
DOT disappoiut them if they ever get there
-CEerekaad Leader, ...--. ...
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II - !. 3 n. o. SUGAR. sIEa ~
OK HHDs. prime sugar, Just receited direet NON
-S.S s.pts ss1' os'e@n''S' LIST, MoRR1aoN 4 90.
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Important PublIc Information Com
.IlggI oeFnInE the Tax Laws. 90 ~
Editors IHtstiIgeneer .g...-,-
The following decisions by the Commis-
sion of Internal Revenue have been receiv-
ed here, which you will please publish for
the information of tue public i.at
1st. "Butchers do not require license
to slaughter animals, but if they sell meat,
they require to be licensed either as deal :
era or peddlers, according to the facts in
each case"
I'd. All keepers of places where liquors
or beer is sold 10 less quantities than
three gallons require license as retail deal
ers inlliquor. These placee may also re-
quire license as Eating Housea, Hotels, or
ratail dealers in addition to the retail Ii
quor dealers license, if yon find that either
OF these hrauchesot business is carried on
in them. .,.
Sd. BlRcksmiths and Carpenters are geu-
orally manufacturers, but in estimating the
amount Of their business you are TO de-
duct their receipts for repairs and for
labor done on buildings.
4th. Incorporated Banks that do the
business defined in Art. l3, Sec. 81, must
be licensed as Brokers.
9Th. You are to distribute among Banks
and Insurance companies the proper forms
upon which they arc to make returns to
this Office. l.,,...,.-.
9th. The Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad
will pay the tax upon passengers at it's
l7easurer's Office in Baltimore,
9Th. All manufactured articles sold or
removed, for consumption or sale, from the
premises where the manufacture is carried
on, since Angus: 3lst, are subject to duty.
18th. Steamboats, must be licensed at their
principal terminus or landing, and the
license is TO be granted TO tue person or
person having the care or management of
tue Steamboat, whether such person be
the owner, CO partner, or agent"
GEO. s. boutwell,,
tf- E7a 4-- Commissioner.
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9allgS Satelll9Fnfpr
TERMS OFADVERTIsInG,

TvBLyXS0uD LNEs or ,NoHPGREIE, ION RoEE IEoH, ,)oR
LEss, nAklA saUARI.
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THEIHANDY HOOK

eI tWsn aoA lBoyg' RHr and Wool Hats OF every Va
riety % Ghiah Ee invite the attention q dealsrs
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FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 2l. 1862.


The Facts OF the oase-An Article
that every Man ought 10 read and
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q -afNPLaL N0IIcE9 DonbIe tho aboye flte9.E 2.
11-Yearly Advertising on reasonable t6rns aooOr-
ding to the space occupied and the changes
made. - s..l ~ e f55.t - ~ II
All INSTRUMENTATION transient persoas or trauE
eTs, to be paid far N GdrdFoe. q :
Business Cards not 6xeeeding five lines $l0per year,
or 70 for Ex months bat for shorter period nothing
will be counted less than square.
The privilege of Annual Advertising e limited to
the Advertisers own Immediate business; and all
advertisements for the b0nefit Of other prHons as
we'll all legal advertisements, and advertisements
ofauetton sales and real estate, In by them nue.
be paid for at the usual rites.
AzsAdveTtisOnlents not neeomp panied with writes
AecoFdlngIy.L i.tl s4E-s.
Notices for Political Meetings to be charged in all
cases At full rates q .i1Fl1-.-f EGHT r
Marriages, Notices Of Funerals, aud announcements
OF sermons, 90 cents eheh-l fa nouT1l-'5e
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HEADQUARTERS 4TB hbaIAExT \. ~.
WHEK1TSl, November 9Th 1855.

Gensral Order No. IL ..
A Battalion Court consisting Of Lieut. Col. Tho
i "a. Logan, Presidont, aud Captains Geo @. Ware
70 A, John Scott, Co I, y. 2. Nc NeNaughten, Co a,
John e. Smith c.. I, viii convene on friday, No.
Vember 21st, at IL O'Clock P. NJ in the Grand JuTy
room Ia the COuTthouse. for the tranRacton of such
bu:!ness g q may laEtully haTe 70 DO arIing With
III. A Battalion Court, consisting Of Major q. w.
Franzheim, President, and Captain. John &. Hon
II 4, Co. X. Ohe1 Br y. Knox, Co. I, J. n. Vance,
Co. D, Vim. B. simpson. Co =, and Andrew J.LoAe
Courthouse on Saturday, EOyemb,F 32d. a. IL
O'Clock p. ~ for the transaction Of such busneel
may lawfully come before u, arising within the dis
tTict represented.
Esing o. all tho Field and STAT Oesrs and Captain.
OF Companies, will convene the Grand Jury roUul
IN the Court HOuse, on Saturday, November 18Th a
~ oeloek p NJ, for the transaction q business.
~. Captains Of companies arc reduired 70 FefoFi
20 the AdiutaHt OF the Regiuisnt ali absrutoaI on
any drills musters. whieh have baanoF may b or
dered uP 70 the time Of the meeting OF each BatTl
lon Court
V. Licut. 1. y. Irwin, Adjutant and cisrk, and
Lewis C. Stfel. Sergelut Major e. PT0Vos. AIar.hai
will attend the meetings of both Battalion aud Reg
imeutal Courts H5E -
VI. All person. claiming e1smptIon from militla
otherwise, must present their pleas TO be considered
and passed upon by the Regimental Court. All Der.
lord sub oct to tniltiA duty. who by absenec fron
DRILL or mustersI liable to be ad, may present
their excuses the Battalion Courts Of the biatTir
in which they reside, and il aggrieVedby said Court.
decision may appeal q the Regime ntai Court
VII. All clai - for services rendered Sne as nu
ris prlntinE' Ieuto' dEil rooms, gas, te7 must b
presented to the kegimeutai Court.
VIII. All officers attending these several court.
will appeaF with side aFms.
BY nTdcr of Andrew J. Sweeney, Col. fth Reg't.
noV1 --l. as.- I-H.IRWIS, AdIutani-
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MOONsHINE.
rRoN Tur cERnAx OF uElEB.

The moon ismy boon companion,
She cheerily lights my way, o.
Till come to the house of my true-loYe,
And then TO the moonI say : "a
Many thanks for thy light, old comrade !;
Receive my parting bow;
For the rest of the night I'll excuse thee,
Go shine on other folks now.
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NUMBER rs

aud a, last accounts Ms. G.. was about ic
sue for divorce. She loves him in The
spirit, but he persisteutly refises to 90 out
Ofthe body at Present.-Cia. COpHSereiaL
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thirty (most Of al presently the meeting
adjourned to Wednesday evening. the
9th, to enable those not present on nc.
count Of the short call, to join in the
movement, and TO organize the company.
On Wednesday evening che meeting
was called to order by the Chair. and at.
ter the enrolment Of about thirty mors
names, proceeded to organize the com.
pany by slecting the following officers;
Philip Davis, Captain; Jacob Remwald,
LIST Lieutenan; E. j. Little, I'd Lieuten
ant; d. Hedrick, LIST Sargent.
The officers were then instructed to
procure the necessary arms at the earliest
possible day.
D. T, BRIGHAM, Chairman.
j REMwALp, Secretary.
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0eon, N captive a4keu shah IN bed u
close confinement 80 long Is the orders
Aforesaid shall continue In force and un-
repealed by the competent military
authority Of the United States, and that
in the event of the murder Of any un-
armed citizen or inhabitant OF the Confed-
eracy. by virtue or under pretext of one
Of the orders herein-Afore recitsd, itshall
be the duty Of tn. commanding General
of the forces of this Coniederscy TO cause
Immediately TO be hung, out of the oom-
missioued officers prisoners ~ aforesaid.
a number equal to the number Of our own
citizens thus murdered by the enemy.
[Signed s. COOPER, A. A.G.
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Home GuAxA ~ D00mlsville.
In view of the turbulest and dangeros.
state of affairs on our borders, : meeting
of the citizens Of Summitville and vicinity
Mas called ON Monday evening, tthe sts
ints., 1t the store of Jacob Rsmwald. At
Samnitville, and Was organised BY ap-
pointing .. 7. Brigham, Esq. Chairman
and Jacob Renuald Secretary.
Mr.. Daniel Stayley stated the object Of
che meeting to - y organise ! military
company and procure arms Tor the protgc=
ton Of their homes, and for aiding in re-
polling any attempted iAvaaioa 81 oal
Stats By narsuding guerrilla basds.
After enrolling H. names Of abont
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COM MEkCIAI.

DAiLY Carr CRY ovvrcrl
KaoE-K AUG d, '62
FLouk-superns~s i So sprih Wheat extra la
| PailWheatExtra % u
BRAN osUs p JOG ~.
coRH-i7 70 ise 2 b2sA.
BARLEY-a5c. s
wnKAT-ln good demand. Fall soess; sSrin. 4:
10 sac. ~ #E#
RfE-25c dull.
OATs-ists aoc-
PoTATOEs-New, 50 to eoe,
SUGAR Nov Orleans fair lOSll, prime loi
choice II; clarified 1ia I2a crush. and oai i2a f3A
Observation-Disclosures 4s4sc; sugarAoass4soss
Golden BY rup 7oG sse--vsry scs4ce. &
COFFkE-kiosa 10 as.e, lava 2sG y; Lagryraa4Das
KiCE-sc. z-5rra
ale.
cAKDLEs-starlaeis,s ss.rise Il, kouldls.
LARD-4te6tc; retail 9 70 -.
Butt CAok elD reta IN - Is
/ Observation-Disclosures sita lie Hams ii4,e;cis.,
side "a siaesa to ~. Sugar ured Mans, 7asc
LLAfHER-soie 24as2s ;Harns.s2703O.
HIDks-Dsy 10 lee. stubby half price green
80 u; green sheep peit lo.i % green Asx Il ips
l5c.
HAf-Timothy, % oo17 CO., hsisd - ooOsii
Prairie - o046 ".
skEDs-Tinoihy 81 %; Flax Seed q o.
aAluSs-35840c.
EGGS-3ia4e. a. FL
WHITE BEAss-ln good demand, soce als6.
PEATHERS-254D
FRUIT DRIED Applss 81 ooa q $50 bushes.
Dried Peaches ea2sA % So kai.ns % o0a $3.50.
chEEsE-westernR esene9 &c; Dssmak7as.
BkKF CATTLE-28eic gross.
sHEEP-ea O012 IS y head.
sALI-G.A. - 50 saeks ksnawha e3oo p bar.
rel; Liverpoolsl so6 - 90 y saek; Lake xas Ia
90. Very scarce.
FIsH-Aacksrsl,ko. sI6s6 Is Dbl. no sn
. sls, No. se0 90. white Fish, No i q ooa1 50
' half Dbl. Cod Pishs4G
RAGS--Woolen Cottonec
oLDiRoN-k9kc b. Brass64sc -. Con.
per l00l2Ac y b.
knoHAHsE.--on New YORK u PER cent. banx.h,s
funds; Philadelphia, boston. Chicago ana ei,,i,-
natl J. per cent. st. Louis per eell. G Old 10 10
IL per cent.
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Headquarters keokuk Home Guards,
August o, 1863. As


August 0, 1864.
GENERAL ORDER NO. 2.
Whereas. instructions having recently
been given from the War Department au
.horizing the arrest of any and all persons
engaged in disconraging volunteer enlist
ments. or giving aid and comfort 70 the
enemy by speech. act, or writing, or in
any other disloyal practice against the
government of the United States, and q
many grievous complaints are being
brought before thsss headquarters against
indiv iduals in our midst for eatsfsainise
disloyal sentiments towards the govern
ment The Major commanding directs
that each and every Captain commanding
company composing this Police or Home
Guard organization appoint from his COM
mand committee consisting of from 8
to S prudent and discreet persons, him
self being the Chairman, who shall be
constituted Board Of Investigation with
full power to investigate any complaints
which may be reported to them; and if
in their Judgment said complaint be
properly founded, they shall report the
same to these headquarters. together
with the name or names of the individuals
complained Of, and it 10 hereby made the
duty of every loyal citizen, able to bear
arms in the defence Of our city. toreport
himself At once to the commanding officer
Of some one Of the organized companies
in his respective ward, and not wait to
be called upon by raid officers. tits here
BY made the duty Of all commanders Of
companies composing this organization TO
cause TO be administered TO each officer
and private of their respective commands
the oath Of allegiance to the United
States.
The reasons Of this general order will
be apparent to al without explanation.
BY order Of Major Torrsncs,
Il. JETToADs, Adjutant.
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WILLIAM A. BA1CHELOR,S seisbr ated air Dys
PRODUCES color not 10 be distinguish from
MOTTO in1urs the hair in tbs least remedies
the Ill sasc Of bad dyes Ard hair for
life. GREY, RED or RUSTY HAIR instant, turns
aspisndsd black OF brown, leaving the hair sofa and
bsauiifni. sold BY all druggists. Ac
The genuine Is s,sasA WILLIAM A. BaTcHEIoK.
the fosv stess al zach boz
Factory, No. 81 hsrels stf.st, kas York G....
Sss DioAa@sy sna ~ H"Io safrst Ije6-dAwly
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From the Army IN Virginia.
New York, Aug. 8.

From the Army IN Virginia.
New York, Aug. 8.
Burnside's army is in camp at Fred
ericksburg, ready for a movement.
The Times letter of the 9Th, from
Pope's army, reports McDowslPs COM
mand at Culpepper and Banks at Woods
vile. Banks viii probably be beyond
Culpepper by the It'll.
a dispatch from Woodsville on The 7th
reports sigels corps moving from there.
There were rumors in Washington yes
terday of heavy firing at Gordonsville,
but were not fully credited, though not
Improbable.
The Times letter of the 7th, from the
army OF the Potomac, says important
movements are progressing on the South
sideIuf he james river. bat are of such
character Ms no. to admit OF disclosure
at present The rebel ram at Savannah,
according to Hilton Head letter, is the
British steamer Fingsi. covered with rail-
road iron and armed with IA guns, aud
commanded by James Pembroke Jones,
late Executive officer Of the Merrimac.
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RELIGIOUS NorlcE.-Rev. Henry e.
lerbeck, Of the German Methodist Demo
mination, will preach ut the Court House,
Sunday, the 10th inst, at half past 10
O'Clock, a. m, and at o'clock, p. nj.
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YO uEprrnuuC.u.,

os.ieE or Ch's o. Rxr srArx Car. Co.'S ),
bAsEsroxr July 25th fea9 4
The CAaifmen Of the hsputiicsn Executive Commit.
tees Of Ne several counties State are
to send The names OF their nnitsses with ,he
shacs address Of each nsu.l Of said sot,tt~e, -
my aesr,ss n Davenport.
h1paban pat~s thfoagh bout the stale ar. reur est
ed 70 cop, this notice.
r. LANE, Chairman.
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w The packet Jennie Whipple leaves
Fort Madison for Davenport and inter.
mediate points this morning on the Ar.
rival of the train from Keokuk.
ie24-dH.
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PREAcHIsa.-Rev. VIM. Jeffry, Of the
3lss Indiana regiment, will preach this
Sunday evening, at 6 o'clock, on the
corner OF Fifth and Main streets.
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THE GATE CITY.
MONDAY, AUGUST Ill.

BEE THE "X."-We will hereafter
mark an < on papers to indicate that the
time Of Subscription il nearly or quite ex-
pred; and when Subscribers wish 70 con-
tinus they will remit immediately.
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= NERVOUS or Born SEXES,

10 THE NERVOUS or Born SKxEs.-
kstifesGiersynan having beer restored health In
willing to ss.i.t .fhsrs bs ssad,nr ire 80 -
OF post paid directed envelope, copy vi The pre-
scriptiou used. Direct 10 the XIV. JOHN H. DAG
NALL, ING Fulton street., BfoskIyn, y. Y.
llst4-dk s1m
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J r. LANE, Chairman
C. G. MOUSSE

c. G. MOUSSE,
kspubiican Cssdsdaae for Attorney General Of shs
state viii address the people at The inn time,
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Chambersburg, Pa. Asg.S.
A regiment Of 1000 men has been re-
cruited IN Franklin county in two weeks.
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War Notice.

kKoErg, August 6, 1909
All psts,ns who received arms aecoatremsuts sad
ammunition 81 ms kta.e Arsenal. aud Who DO
hong 70 IN orsanissed Company m the city arc hereby
orderedto return The same 10 me III once.
a. ". LOWhIE
sR-Sdlw Aid-as Camp.
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RI The last sermon before the Sum
mer vacation which was to have been de.
ilvered last Sunday win be preached in
the Unitarian Church this (Sundsy
morning at II o'clock.
Subject: The Mission of Ideas.
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VOLUNTEER BouNrY FUNp.--All the
members of the canvassing and collecting
committees for Keokuk and Jackson town.
ship will please meet at the Council
Chamber, on Monday evening, at eight
o'clock, at which, time fnll reports of the
subscribers 10 the fund, and all delin-
quents are expected to be made. for the
purpose Of publication.
Gel. NcrriiI Csmmanas In n. Il.
Missouri.
Col. Merrill has received the appoint.
,nent Of Brigadier General by the Cover
nor Of Missouri, and been assigned to the
command of the North East district of the
State.
1t is to be hoped that more efficient
policy will now be inaugurated, and that
the marsuding bands in this section will
be broken up before they gain sufficient
force TO invade our State.
1 Company 3D." Keokuk Home
Guards First Ward will meet for drill
on the corner of Third and Blondeau-sts. :,
on Tuesday evening, l2th inst at half
past seven O'Clock. Should it be a wet
evening, drill will be postponed until
Friday evening.
Every member Of the Company IS ex-
pected to be present
G. +. DAVIS,
Captain.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
MILITARY NorfcE.--Thc absent of;oers

and enlisted men OF the I5sh Regiment Iowa voasn
tsers. who able to travel required 70 proceed
70 thsir Regiment 1t Bolivar, Tennessee withsss DE-
lay. On Monday. August 18th, ths Resimsnt viii b
mustered, sad all membsrs OF tue Reeinant 81 for d.
W absent ~ that time wi be dismissed from the
Vice treated dessrters and their pay stop
pod. am Instructed 70 send 10 the Regiment all oi
It's members At for service, and will perform that dvsy
The country needs promptly the services OF All sol
dsers, and those Of the 18TH II there be any who do
not return Willingly Win b. sent under quart
Lieut. RAIL- Y, H., kcotuk will furnish the nee
essary transportation.
WILL1AA ". BELKYAp.
Major 18th Regimen. lows Vols infsntrx
kekuk, Aug. 9th, t62--d3t-wIt
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rsS- Major Floyd raised the stars and
stripes, some days ago, over his dwelling,
and day or two since the flag was hoisted
over ''secesh corner" We are getting
all right here now, and there 10 no more
blabbing secesh sympathy on our streets.
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onl BONES TOBACCO. REcT
%CO BKASDs-For sale ly
m.xo. SAMUEL FeiLocx
lis kaia 81.
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B Y EL G r a p %.

! REMwALp, Secretary.
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Washington, Aug. 8.

Washington, Aug. 5.
The Richmond dispatches OF August
4th says, day Of reckoning is at hand,
for the outrages which have long charac-
terized the conduct Of the enemy in the
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-11
Sherif's Sale.

vs.. Common plsas
80. Preston ct tal,S = - 81. .u7 l8s
RYyIRTUE OF AN Or DER OF SALE
- % me directed from the Court Of Common PIess Of
M ssnknn III oonnty, Ohio, will offer fos sale at th0
aSol o. the Court House, IA the city Of columbas On
Monday, the 2lst day of April A. IsaR,s
~ one O'Clock, p M, the following described real a
ate, situate In the county Of Franklin, and et.sa "
Ohio. to wit: sAN ''"s' VI
Lots numbered sxtyseyen and SIXTY nine (sY and eo
N nc village OF soadesvlle being the same that Wcre
and Hue BY deed dated september 5'h, 1885, b9iSer
Appraised at-Lot No. 81, $3.50 90.
r q 90. $50 co. ~ nl
GEORGE W. HUFFMAN, Sheriff,
Prntsr's fses-s4, So. f5-sv
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