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DIscovrRY OF GoLD IN Ono The
New Philadelphia Adrora'e says that
gold has been discovered near Canal
Dover, Tuscarowos county, Ohio. The
Dover Iron Company had been drilling
for coal for some time past md few
DAYS ago the augur struck n rich vein Of
gold quartz, ota depth of 375 feet from
the surface, The quartz seemed to be
full OF gold, and several gentlemen pro.
nouncGd it full as rich os the bcs, Cali
romia quartz. For some days the dis.
covery was kept a secret, but il finally
leaked out, and the country round about
was so excited at tho news, that lhrongs
Of people docked to the scene Of opera
tons The excitement is still rcmcn.
dou', AMI people come in from all dircc.
ions The company has been compel
ed to enclose the ground with stout
frame, in order to enable the workmon
TO @ on with the drilling The quartz
becomes richer with gold as tho augur
desccnd,.
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CLASSIFICATION or THE JUSTICES
OF PUTNAM COUNTY, FOR HOLD-
ING THE TERMS OF SAID COURT
TO-WiT:
CAPT, JOHN BOWER, Pre-. Justice.
Quarterly Terms.
'uIy Term, lsG?-A.N Curry and Jas. NJ
Nash.
November Term, lsa2.--r .EIkins, and Jas.
". Mines.
July Term. l8G2-Isaac R. Shank, and
Jos Henderson.
November Term, ls63--z.Priddy. and Jos
Hutton
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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-10-09
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Qonmentar lde,. rirr 6s wabri&etn,
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polIt,n nj, faas1 fir rsn auein &&ul:
ristn etit.n isiawulen. @.r t6nnsu
iurse Ten pri63tsn unr Zen 4rieas
miniftsr ntdbt 10 6ai :.tur&i6i0pfsn le(
fen unp stlaubts nrS unfs1e sissue Dtu
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pem @,ne,al bfan ,-n nsin. @susval
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ben, uuo err xstbbmtniaer etwas eauon
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- .,H,Frau son Dtaiers f&iaYfie aus ets
:Espstetitare xae ses tttsa 9of na@.
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,Bds tay fur stn ansetfddmtn -&erl
tpar /" .iferte 4sesnit!'a .,Mt& stue Co.
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ei.bbatn eisl,r Gsptt.t lxann non III
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fraasf ssis DiiTats 5mit osra tsdsn Mitas
mi 6Ssfrtaisss 1xSsia es pfitu an,
uats r. >'a'S'32 #.''''f
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-10-09

aasau.tsbu,t, unp als pStri . I uns
[Gbrea'ara = 8sbaatstt. Mot ftae
Gbre, fsnprrn ets Gbrs tsr AtMtnt terastea
ts,bt asf tsa Spttt. Rae vtre etnesla
tbans - - !,
'pi,r ter Bnidlt bw \. D. tribune:
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I. Gv tR ekae &s&sn bse Yt6 0osuten
unter We Befsble sinss janaersa Diff
,tere 0sRtlts 1esesn. ubsIst& nur ee'
prd6rent rae R.&t bat. etnsn janaeren
iittr; eintn dtls.tn Offittr rs7fdb<n Ora
80 ju fssd.
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pann bur& tk 1n,siebunS bsr ptatft@s"
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gdnifirten 9seiussutern. If u" nur sta
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une.u,tn: a.fdbrli&t pofsisu anasrts(sn
unp ibm esifunesn auasmu'bst poIesn'
rts pemielben unmbali& Rus.
s.. st tann F& ieins Df res nod ION:
Aies ausrafunas sa.senadnee tar is'n'
AstilIesie une &apauette uesf&eHeH, 'pes:
balb rte BaFenaa.'uneen bs'nabe 8a"l
ctns prattif&sn Dertb ftir ihn, 'ne.
Z. Aue feline borpnunSsn uno Ne'
quititiontn fnb sn,weesr uubsrdda@''a'
aebliettn, ptsr abi&ldaia tefttsetn NOT
Den :; fstne I.uppsn fsisu in 6etas eedeu
entuutbi9t unb pe.bdltniemdbia IN,
brau&tar - Die Msbraabl babe fett 6
Monaten feiuen Sclp sIbalten.
8. Ct f6nne feline auRdnrt9e Be'
tanelung u,sbr trma.trn, uat ietns 1'up
pen, fiir pel&e Il rcpptl, bsierat fsi. lai''
mau Den 6c6 9s0sn TIN isltf sntesittn
e fet tittrasuat, rab Ft un'sr stnsm an
rsrn &ommaaesur rieI bthtr earan tstn
wi1ypeu.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-10-09
suttler III @tp. subnfon.

AIe Ntp. 9(b(ou neuli1 in Nw
OrI,ons mar, al bic s,r,itiafeii.n ,ui.
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eesset ee1 1tSsns pes,nsatt nn 6npe.
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,etStl refs,itrt.

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[ietsp, b u .reesutrel, ,lnb ieine 8lanee
Efap 70, triftts unp .asaep 4trru 6aae6 70
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E!tieadal An 8bmrta. iee4s st&llfs
bts ttuSe5tn hfea eaua. 9t1l M pAlt
p eIs sse esls1srr ~ ~ 1uss
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-10-09

p,,s eh stsf&ss &espitsbasssr srtoteu
taben. f. NJ,
8,nn. - &snieta asasisa abn eta,l
nt&t snilsf b: vtg, 10 a Es iersnfalls
asbsaesa. IL sosI s&tasl ssraebra6Isn
Ht&utresss,u nutsrfu&ea. Z, ,nae fate BE-
araue,t. ~ searafsn. 1aQsd, eas 1aup.
ron D.A Yqnt ter oufaseunfsne &nep'
nothing uns 1tedturitee Dsmotrat ptrr
rama psu 0omu,aneoRab. ZEN n lsirss
b'this fdbrtf aisesrleasn mafisa.
0ae wtp tis aeniaratiou tbun I
B,urtb,tlsHp nit l. rsdbt, 70 ftbI, Is tbs
on grub. 5,rsbl 4fdr rae stns, ,pie far
rae aneeust Sic rirp i'd NOD sinsu'
Gcmprcmib tumittsn. unr am Gnre ~
csm Mi'tsl .at,ifen wd0tp: eiael sin IN
atbdnsiees Hrm,'ec'ps y estsn.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-10-09

Bed s &6nt9's
beut{9er 2s6er Store,
No. II geatnRxab,, 3pit9eu 5rszt nus 2te,'
~ oealabte ssrs1t&ss aas esstss
Sotl,n<, 1arnesS. uno upper'eseer.
Rip, unb 8albS.eeeer,
tes.,f4ss ftaa,saiAts sa> anestssshAes0 -
2iuiuas, 6fnbinak. 2etfen, etc.
gabsRsaxtsn aaes urts1
Gaiter-Uppers,
y,lke mir ten 6tsrea eda11sdsrs sds1esss snvf&1sa.
~ 8AAnsels fis @@~te sns 6ei1e.
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= euillefo . II .
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on
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pe,i.Sw rst essanh'er 10 at,te. als q
ustdotte. SO peie &c ia eonS teRimmi
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pou.',& ,(aasn; - bsrasf@idl rsr 1dt
in iaon lerpitt. eu0,n Sic ,bn toumtn.
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laSs. I'D w'a n,br ole lttsn. Sd bin
etn poF,cnir,tt QWtbotu ttstsr Gepeee.
nne In rsr lbot. fur Ste au,tu II er ~
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fesn." . 'S'''
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cit ,& mub mid eu,fsrntn." unr
i&nsu ue,i&wanp fl eut6 rtt 1apsten.
ibdre.
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ipui't babsn?" f1aRte fib @olrda b,rens,
It'd. .:Atm wus, tug 1T il unm6alt6 !
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ROD bin Id aur u&tsu 3stt a.tommtu.
3ust @srsds unp rod ie,n @aR wettsr.
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g.. il. ID CLAUDE ON Elm Gaium. Dae
3wstte Wsr.d n fdr mid btii,mmt. 80
,pei&. oun Mot tbu, bie it/nsnie.
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bats. uup wsnn Jrau pea<B Btuisre wirt
lid trant ia. tsfio ttGn fir mid. Ram
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lsnpsrandat ri.btr fI& tsi risisr t6fiI,hsn
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zen 'rippanreu S&'i'''n um p'u eeeed'sn
1ii4/
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ttei,tsn Auimaase pom baron. Sps,fsnr
ma9i ft 10 s,mle immtr am tsaen ot
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auisn B,fen uuo (ptilt Auss mi, sintm
@los @siu b'nunhr. 49, Atsr mtins
Ssbnfut, tat ,b,sn @ipfslpurft erreidbt.
9h MIL MID rc& ua& Der 2d&t umfe:
ben."
9n rititm aus,ntIide trat Grau Gil.
bste benin.
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@oltof l&muuSeIup tnIasRsn.
.9b1t Disnsrtn, neiu 6srrl Sie fnr
mobl rsr srwa1tk @uh2
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rie W.rilbaaflsrtnY 7 Nun .loG Gsn Sis
nur f6nsu auftrapsn. Iu Gi(& ia rod
parm btRsut uo,tsn 7 81 Il n Sur
7 ~ miu ,art bsbanrtIt fem.
1Dae flr cine Souee baben Sie raiu3
..Wtl&su STD m.insn Sis2'
.9lun e,n fr,idsn S,odhl@. TEN en
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,.Dsu pini&tn ds ~ fpetttn ? A&. ru
listsr Bon. ras IA ia f&rsdlt& j."
..uneIdd't&s, ID nil nt&t bofTsu. eae
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-10-09
..Dob git otr aud serate auf rem 81,
iieben mdNsul''

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,.Ice mub Id Mot Do tisendrtas
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mdsrsn. 70 bab i'd esn Gifdt ju gtaeams
6slamou. rsr Mop fin IN ru Dauftaes,
ole @s(&snt .roaen md6en."
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Wann psrnt&,st. - wtb! Dus IN etn
.fa,aler @a1ue ! Du G,f& n fort unp ju
bohmau. - Bat n idon a.fotttn z"
vNun: Woraue 6oliman~ wirr itn
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ibr eoren Qsf&lofsn IT," 80
,,No& ein S&imuur ron 6sffnuna"
leb,e olraff miteu ouf. !Dis Siirn pse
Efletren Gptfusds,6 ftiute' I'D wtersr NIT
fatntn Gtrauten q; Gle cite 5&ua oSu
Ilnutrfdb dbdmtbsit tbyls in lsin srftbredsnss
6sr, lurdd. ~Bsriu@sn, ujr's r. ipra&
Il ait nsutm Mutbs por fit bin. SO
Ia rer S4wsiiss eey Gesln rerib.-Gmp@
Il ftalsn S,s MID Ter endtiQtn Grau!"
,.Die3 Sie nrurn aetsna" frast& &c
Amme in (&neruihtr Dsrwunrs1una.
,,eou Id rsnn s,s.ns Gintdufe cod pstSs.
tenS Asmat, hattn 2"
.Wfin S6idiol irtibt mid fcrt, Id
fauu ui&t piterffs6sn." unrfo i6neu fst.
nc teaiQen Srampslbsin&en ibu fosilu'
fnaffsn y,smo9tsn. strliss & esn eolon
uup Il. Amms folats ibn NIT ato6sm 81
rauern ptnn 1T tdi,e isiu aldulsaees 0e'
I'D, pl6Sli& rsdi litb asronmsn unr bate
ttm gur 10 astn ete 0tndffts 'bttr teetttffdaa teetttffdaa
iis sgeAtnnt. 6 &au!:I. .Ic:t -71,t.--
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Scr 9e,11otrat. %
81 Il @brud dtre1
=: A 80

80. 80 3p.ite, nab. BET Drain strabe'
asaenabsr spa bsr Sepa etaaneaM.
Ds,en>srt. 9ssa.
wtrben aue Arten son
0rud= 81 + b e t en-
In eneli1@er uub osutf@sr epra@e
A >,a ttasasa prstftn ssesfssttSs.'
ueberissunssn sratis!
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-10-09

ben raren, NIT 8rurer MeQleQan einsn
BaFtnRiQfaue s'f&Icftn. um esn Der
fut ~ mateu. bas btiliae romtf.oee Nsid
pu.@ Ella Qempremi6 pisper ,ufammen'
,uFiden. 6oatt attr auh tte No&tt&t
aber beporfstenre Grieptneuuterta tanelun'
asn cine blase Ginte rtr Vsbttmtn .lsin
uis ,pir asaern btaimmi, beuie absr f6on
usntssr ttaimut anustmeu. 70 ftbsn nil
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-10

The official returns of the recent cleo.
ton in this State have been received -
James S. Athon, Democratic candidate
for Secretary of State, received la7,777
votes, and VIM, A. Peele, Republican,
received lis, 1886. Democratic majority
upon the State ticket, 1891. Governor
Lanes majority over Hendricks in 1860
was $3.50. This shows Democratic
gain in the two years of 10, 25l.
At the Presidential election in 1856
Indiana cast 255 ,43l votes. In 1850, at
the President i election, she gave 272,-
l43 votes, q ain in four years of 80. Il
votes The t, sal vote ut the recent cleo
ton was GIG, l63--a decrease of $3.50
in two years. The natural increase Of
voters in that period. taking as basis
the ratio of increase from 1856 to 1860,
would not he less than 900 This cal
culation shows decrease, taking the. nat
ural increase into consideration, of 46, $50
voters in two years. II indianapolis Sen
tinel.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-10
= naval Enpea..lon uon,rac,ed FOR.

The Chinese are now engaged in civil
warfare. AT present the Chinese navy is
composed of three small steamers purchas-
ed from the English, but they are of too
great dranght of water, and carry too few
guns, to do the service required OF them.
The admiral is young American named
Ward, native Of New York, who went
to China few years ago, and now ranks
as a mandarin of high class.
When the government desires to cap
tutc or bon,bard u rebel stronghold, Ad.
mra Ward is sent for and asked how
much money he will require to destroy
the obnoxious place. TIE price averages
from twelve to fifty thousand silver dol
lars. When the contract is signed the
Admiral at once proceeds to his work,
and rarely is he unsuccessful. He is a
brave and daring officer, and his men fair
ly worship him. He is covered with
wounds received in battle, but he does not
seem inclined to quit the service, for he
is having three gunboats built in New
York for his navy.
The flagship is to be beautiful bar
que rugged propeller, $50 feet in length,
.-9t ie,t beam, and ! / feet deep. She
will carry one ll-inch gun on pivot and
four broadside guns. She is not unlike
our new gunboats, but will have more
beam, and consequently will roll less and
be better sea boat.
The other two vessels will be each 100
feet in length, 80 feet beam, and 81 feet
deep. They will be lusger rugged. and
carry one 9-inch pivot gun and four
broadside howitzers.
The contractors are hurrying the work
forward as rapidly as possible. and they
will probably be ready in about one hund
red days. They are to be fitted Out complete
before leaving for the Celestial waters.
Admiral Ward has nmassed fortune
of several hundred thousand dollars, and
when he receives the new vessels, he will
probably clear out the rebels, and If his
life is pared will return home to enjoy
the trusts OF lli> hard earned gains.-fN
\ Con-. Advertiser.