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sIy'e OF A. &c OEKER 4 CO, havin & exoret
January !, 1862. by limitation. end the deesase
Mr. WI. BOD ekER, The un1erslgae1 hsa ASA
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brother, Err. HI ERY BODEE Err on tbs ssI
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Arr Asp Issy. Gsy q OFFICE
kacbmo q, nayst 1868
7 ENERAL ORDER No 81
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"A against Us, contracted through our i. s.1t
tos haze CHILD nESS, are rebJ urged TO
CONS forward onptly, End est1s vi d JstsN
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JOSEPH NERSIS,
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~ LW FL. EAOND THEATRE.
Lndies ana gentlem.r Of The DRAhATIC Pro
fsS HON. dessrous Of catering ito engagement
20" th's establishment, whtch VII 90 cpcn.d la
August or September, will plasse address the un.
dersisnsd, at ting their pecuiisr HE of business,
term5, &c J. Il. HEWITT,
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Va! p. MAYO, Successor tn Sisss.s EtAn
HAEvIs. VIII continu9 at taeir stand cor
Ger CT j. b t.1lt iary raats, tae tt3aN aRS
aND PRUDUE@ BC>iN ESS, where be vii
i've plsasa6 10 earve LIS friends spd those Q
Of nesSfs. Bair i II rive
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AUCTION SALES.
BY fH-6 ~ hEEyEk Au~.
rOWVe Gunner of l3tn aud Calv Az I

FUTURE DAY.
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r. OkiCE..-Ine Partners ex,sunx be
~ wesa BLAIR It RkaN,a haviuK bee,
Dissolved, Mr W. P Marc has agen ca
a5au1 and VII, couttnn- the 6lsireSs In \.
OWE aaEle We rscoE mend hin % our Gus
toners nd request them 10 parron ia- nim.
april 7, 1892 BLAZE & kARCiE.
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JAMES AUHc1R. Of he Rtchucnj Iro,
and y 6! Woras, has admitted JOHN G
HuNSER. 50 q partner In she business re
t"tore rcIductsd by nm. The style Of tt !.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-08

Republican papers DON'T exactly rel.
'sh the Predicate recommendation on
the emancipation question. They are
clearly not 10 favor OF it,because it does
not carry out their pet plan that plan
which the President's emancipation pro.
clamatioo brought forth. They want to
see the concern wiped out At once and
not wait until they are dead and gone.
The question Of constitutional right
has no weight npon tLem-they recog-
nize no constit ution-d declare that the
constitution was not made TO apply to a
revolutionary condition Of the country,
therefore should not be recognized dur
log the existence Of revolution. In their
eve. It is a sort Of "peace' constitution,
and poor thing at that-uoworthy Of
general CO.. Hence and support. They
want the President to 60 abead,sud not
hang back in the breeding, as he evil
dently does in his message. The New
York Times shakes its head at the idea
and tells the public that it will not 60
down. Read the following production
taken rom that paper:
"What the President has to say Of pro-
spective emancipation, and Ct the colo
ny .tion OF the enfrsrchised tlaves, will
not command universal assent, and We
deem it very doubtful whether Congress
will enact the laws necessary 10 carry
his recon- mendatioLs into effect"
There you have it, Mr.. Lincoln, your
scheme is not appreciated. Those friends
of yours Who brought you under the
"pre.sure" are not going to let you
creep out in that Say-nct il they can
influence the defeat Of the measure in
Congress.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-08
LETTER PROM Des nl3iNEs.


DEs Morsse, Laws, Dee. 8.
EDS DgMocRAT g. NAws:-There
10 nothing Of importance At this point
10 the State in the general dearth OF
news, except the pipe.lav, triggss'sr'
ranging OF Kirkwood and G,ipes, and
their friends respectively for the United
States next winter.
The race is 10 many respects decided
y even. Grimes has had Ill of bis rel.
ativcs appointed TO Office; 20 has Kirk
wood, with this difference: Grimes rel
a,ives sse oil in civil offices K"k~oed's
are all IN military positions. Neither
Of these gentlemen have any children
born in lawful wedlock to whom place
might be given. Ki,k~ood has bought
up every available Senator that office
could influence. They are oil in the
field, but the battle is sorcly contested
by these gentlemen.
1t is very generally believed here
abouts that Iowa will elect Democratic
Legislature next winter. 10 that event
the programme Of the battle field will
be changed. Gen. Fiz Henry Warren
Gen. Vandever. and $50 other epaulet.
ted gentlemen will come into the ring,
- We shall see. Among Others No hear
Gen. Baker spoken Of; but an old-time
Republican remarked that the mar ket
was glutted with such men, and they
could do nothing for the General.
vas sorry TO see him treated 90 shame.
fully by bis own friends.
1t is said hereabonts that Harlan is
wre-pulIing agsin.t Grimes, and i. anx-
lOus 10 separate the distance between
the two Senators, and to save himself
and locality, and for this purpose de, ircs
krkwood elected. We learn This from
| some Of larlans wire.wo, kets who were
lately IN this city. Grimes and IIa,lAn
have never acted in harmony. Grimes
refused TO assist Harlan to get his pay
due him as Superintendent Of Pubic
Instruction OF the State, while Gr.mes
was in the Legislature. Crimes has ri.
ways spoken d'sparagingly OF Senator
lla'lans capacity as a pub ic'st. But
knk~o"d has the inside track in this -
lie appointed all the Np,arys tublm,
AL the military flice,s, and has bought
~ all The available member. Of the Leg
| ,-iatnrc. Anv success Of such men II
at the expense OF public lib .rty, hsppi-
ness, peace, and honor. Let thu De.
m.cr~cy do their duty, and neither
xxx wood nor Grimes will be elected
\
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-08

ANoruEIVICroRY FOR OUR MONITORS.
TIE PA,saic, our seconl M,ul,or, has
just made q successful passage from
New Yo,k TO Fortress Monroe, under
the com nand of Capt. Percivsl Dray-
ton. On this tri.l UP the improve
ments suggested to Capt. Ericsson ty
the experience Of the first Monitor, sec N
to hav. made the new ship neatly Pei
feet. Taere is no longer any leakage
about the turrct; the vessel has proved
herself q good sea.boat, aud BY new
device the Encouragement Of the com.
passes, 50 closely surrounded by such q
mass Ct iron, has been carefully prevent
ed. The Passaic will doubtless part,ci
pate in the approaching operation
aya;n.t Richmond.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-08

cor NE U OF S lo"n' In tho Ds,ric. Court.
Austin Corb,n -. Joseph Lambrte ct. al
To Norton, Jewott b hu-by, Taun,oa tank, Phin-
eas NJ, irwin. =. =. Davis Il Co. Pe,.r Flynn,
James X. Mills, John G. Drew, Richard h. Al
len Hazen W. Moore. Walter Hurgoyne, robert
Ruvsoyne. Samuel 4 Dimock, Erastus Ripley,
Up u Tallma an and lillian McLean. surv,v-
ors Of Tall,nan, Powers Il Mclean Bruce h Cook,
Michael shannon. Jacob w. SkiDkle. Trustees
Ct Iowa College. and J mes h. Wills h Co.
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT
i there is nov on els in the off 30 Of the Clerk
If the III trct Court Of said ~. petition and
supp lemeh al petition Of Aus,in orbin, claiming
of you the title TO and posses ion Of lot No eight
(S). in beck No thirty five (35l, in tho city Of
Davenport, and that the title to the same ma
be quie,ed in him and unless you appear these-
to and defend. on or before noon Of the 81 day Of
the Eext ter,a Of said Court, TO be holden on the
tst Monday of February, A D. 1853, tefault will
be entered ag irst ynu AMI judgment rendered
thereon for The relief herein claimed, WITH in
terest anu costs.
Sc. BROWN,
dec 4-4w Plaintiff . Attorney.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-08

TnE LAST "SELL" ON OUR ErGlIsrl
"CorsrNs. -George Thompson, the
notorious Eng. ish aboli,i, mist who was
in this country and created con siderable
disturbance few Yeas ago, writes from
London to his Massachuse friends tha
the colored individual who passed him.
self in New York and other cities "a
JEFF. Davis coachman" and made .
"good thing" off has turned up in her
M~jesty's dominions. Mr.. Thompson
is delighted with his new companion, a.
he says, are also "Mrs. Thomp,on and
my daughter Edith.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-08
dec AN

ORIGINAL NOTICE.
STATE OF Iowa,
Scvrr COUNTY sst In tho District Court.
Mary Schnov " ThoEas Schnow.
To sail homas Schno .. defendant.
You Are h. reby NOT. feel. that there is now on
6lc in the office OF the Clerk Of the istr ct Court
Of sad county. petition Of Mary scboo claim
ing III N"u . divorce from the bAuds OF mstrimo-
ny and for a.imony sad unl IS you appear thersto
aha de enl,on or be.me noon Il the End day of tho
next t-ru. ., said Court, to be holleu on the Ia:
Monday Of February. A. u. l 6s.de,ault will be
entered against you and decree rendered there.
on - prayed.
GEO. & G DOW,
dse4-law4w P,ainiids Attorney.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-08

DURrEa 6 v. knksood frat can.
vass in opposition to Gen. Dodge, the
Gov. made a speech at Dubuque, ia
which he took occasion TO remark: eli
there il An honest man on Gods f,ntstool
tina; iuan is Dennis A. Mahony." Gu,
loyal" Neighbours should be ca, eful no,
to contradict the head Of the Abolition
party OF the State OF Iowa.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-08

IT is stated, on what is said to be good
authority, that not less than one hun.
dred and eighty thousand OF the sol.
diers whose names now Gil the muster.
rolls, are absent without leave Who
is responsible for this astounding fact,
aud cannot some punishment reach tho
guilty?
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-08

TnE recent habeus corpus cases be.
fore the Supreme Count Of Indiana, al
indianapolis, have developed the fact
that fathers have compelled their sens
under ls years Of age to enlist, in order
that they (,he fathe,s) might pocket the
bounty. Day by day is this iniamon,
rebellion developing corruption in low
40 we'll as in high places.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-08

AN Iowa paper says: Through the
petty tooleries Of parents who rail
against teachers for furnishing their
ch'ldren, halt the common schools in
Iowa are to-day not worth q con,iueu.
tai. The teachers ought to 20 to work
then. and dog the parents o we'll q the
ohjIdres, - 80
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-08

New YORK ukkALp IN THE MRssA0g
but the slavery question is The topic
of the Me.,aye. Mr.. Lincoln appear.
10 have raced all other subjects 20 the
>maile t possible dimensions, in order to
have ample scope and verge enough
for his elaborate Argument IN support Of
The ew compromise which he pre- poses
tor the .laver, question. He puts it in
the shape OF a motion for An amendment
Of the Federal Constitution, providing
tor the extinction Of slavery hy the ear
1900 within the limits of the L nion, aud
by the slave Stats ,hea.elve4, resocct-
lively, their saves emancipated in the 10.
tcrval to the year 1900 to be paid fer by
the Federal Government. Mr. LINCoLN s
views upon this subject cannot fail to
convince the reader that he is ac,usted
by the most patriotic, humare, ju,t and
generous considerations !; bot we fear that
the abolition ra,i,cale Of Congress will
treat his proposition and his pleadings
with indifference, il not with scorn and
contempt.
That they should be told by ABRAHAM
LINCOLN to wait for thirty seven years
for the abolition of Southern slavery,
and be told this upon the heels Of bis
emancipation proclamation, is certainly
very wonderful. But, then, be says
that this new scheme of emancipation
"is recommended, not bu, that resto.
ration of The national authority would be
accepted without its adoption, nor viii
the war or proceedings" Under the eman-
cipation proclamation "be stayed be-
cause of the recommendation of this
plsn;" but still Mr. LINCOLN pleads for
his "plan' a. if it we're the only saliva
ton for the Union.
Our plan would be to settle first with
tie armed forces of this Rebellion. and
then, with the restoration Of the rebel
lious Sta'es to the Union, leave to them,
each State for it self, the settlement OF
the slavery question. We should, how
ever, not be without hope ofthe success
of The Presidents plan it the party in
Congress ident fled with his administra
ton could he lifted up to his pIa,fo, m o,
patriotism. A it ia, our only hope il il,
a vigorous prosecution of the war now,
while We have the superior power in the
field, and the inferior forces "f the enc
my within striking distance. Upon this
>utj rct the Me. sage i some hat cloudy
bit, il it's numerous pra; ic~l recon
mend atoms shall be adopted by Con
gress. we doubt not that their wisd m
will be proved by their good results to
the county.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-08

STATE OF IOWA! In the Scott County Dis
SCOTT COUNTY. trict Cour-.
Geo. !. &. Dow %. William II fiaker ct al.
T. v lillian II. naker, Elizabeth Baker. John Bs-
ker, Robert Baker, ndrsw Siebert, j Strauk,
Luman NJ. Strong. Floyd Evans and Eawin
YOU AND EACH OF you ARE HtREBY
OF the Clerk Of tho District Court Of scott coun-
~, Iowa, petition Of George =. c. bow, pray ing
that the title to certain lands in said county
may be Quoted in him, the aid Dow; the said
lands being thus bounded and described, to wit
The North half Of tho North West quarter Of
Section No. fifteen J. and the cast half Of the
North East quarter of Sectinn No. sixteen (1i),
in Township No. eeventy-seven, Range No.
two (2) East the East half Of the North East
quarter, and the East half of tho South East
qusrter Of Section No. five 6 J. and tho Nsrth
No. eight g., in township No. seventy -seven
(77). Range No two az East 5th p N. Also
the foll.w ng: CONNIE ncing ~ tho South East
corner Of Sec'cn NJ. five 81. Township No. sew
enty- seyen az Range two icy, running thence
est twenty (20) chains thence N rth six (6)
degrees, East Thirty 10 loo $50 lo-l0O) chains !;
hence North three and so 100 degrees,
West fifty chains; thence East twenty
chaics, 10 the North East corner OF said Section
No. five (5) thence South eighty (s0) chains to
the place Of beginning
Said petition also prays that certain judgments
and NOR cages be cancelled.
Ant nov, unless you appear thereto and defend
on or before noon Of the % day OF tho next term
Of said Court to be h6 lden on the LIST Monday OF
February, 1868. your default will be entered, and
decree rendered NJ prayed for.
GRANT SMITH and GEO. 5. G. DOW,
dec 4-iaw4w Attys. for pltf.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-08

The members of he Common Council
of Hamilton, g. W., were arrested and
sent to Toronto one day last week. Tie
arrest was made on account Of their
completely in an illegal proceeding Of the
City Treasurer.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-08

ought 10 DO The b. 4 10 nv powc, 10
arrest disaaler frorl my country.
(S'gued) u. b. Me- lELLAS,
Msjo, General.
(OfBcisl Copy } Headquarters Amy,
Washington, l.. c., Nov. 90, 1862.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-08
f. II + IL
FOR THE BENEFIT CT TH1
DAVENPORT INFANT GARDEN.
# II 4 II ,

OWING TO THE EFFORTS OF THE IN
~ FANTS' Garden Associat ion and the liber-
al patron 'ge Of tho pubic for several years, the
plan to establish a Frce aei's Infant Garden in
his city has been successfully carried out, and
the services If Miss PArLSEN a ady instructed
~ Mrs FIoebel, in Hamburg. has beet secured -
For the purpose Of .verag the expenses caused
BY the J"urn"y Of the teacher AMI he necessary
changes in the roo sani the i'm, lemeD,s, the In
tant Garden Association proposes TO Institute .
Fair In f.shrmanh's Hall on saturday and Sun
day, the 18th and l4.h ecembei, int.
The und. rsignei committee, th.,ef 70. respect
fully appeal to the public, AMI particularly to
the ladies', to assis. them in this enterprise by
sen ling at ces and spe sinners "f workmanship,
IN order to pom the welfa If this, for Dav-
export, % benefei,. an institution.
Donati"us aud Articles for sale will he mat
Cheerful ly received at l.shrmarns Hall Thur.day
ami Frd.y december / a,d -
II. Dl1Z.I, Nm lEiTE LEMME,
ANDERSON. ELYKIEnL NJ LLtR.
FIX. WEISS, CAhOi INA LAUGH,
n. MOE1ZE., WILHELMlNA LAHRMAN,
n. Nj 1ELb. SCllEk, Committee.
dec If
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-08
WHOSE fAlLc.

Aboitionists have always been par
ti:ula. ~ severe upon the sou.herners he
cause they were 80 wicked as 10 buy and
sell slaves, and because they nourish. d
and fostered the institution of slavery.
They have held up their hands with
holly h error at the idea, ana, hena'ized
the plan 10 the extent ofthe vocabulary
Of epithet, and thanked God IN their
phariss .cial style that they we're not ~
.infn! NJ other men in this respect
that their hands were clean Of tho liz
s,i,ut,on. all OF Il cir Influence and
example went TO discourage il, and to
wipe it out Of existence.
Such being the case-(no one will
pretend 10 deny it, the abolition breth'
REQ will hardly thank the Preside mt for
the imputation Of being as much to
blame ~ the slave holders themselves
for the continuance ofthe "human chat
ter" system. This is just What the mes
sage informs them. In effect, it tells
these rauting, roaring radicals that il
is through their influence as much al
any other that the negroes are slaves in
the South-that every day of their ive'
by some act Of theirs they have beer
acknowledgements ing their bonds,
and frightening their sbackles," about
which 50 much fuss has been made.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-08
Tie Great Eastern In q Lad Way.

A correspondent of the Now York
Herald, who visited the Great Eastern
few days since, says she is lying
aground about half mile south of Fort
Schuyler, and just off Whiteside Point,
Long Island. She is greatly lurched
and badly hogged, that is her frame has
been so feartul'y strained that the entire
line, from stem 10 stern, presents the
bow like curvature described by hogs
back. 1t will be remembered that in
her last voyage, the English pilot
whom she had aboard refused the aid Of
his New York brethren, and in conse-
quence ran the huge vessel ashore, sta
wing hole in her on her port side near
the bottom, and knocking portion OF
her screw into fragments. Her cargo
has since been discharged, and repairs
have been commenced, but their success
is doubtful. In her present condition the
Great Eastern could not re cross the At.
lantic.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-08

Security Life lns. and annuity Co.,
No. 81, Pine ST., Ny.
on PER CENT OF THE PROFITS TO TIE
CO policy holders every third year. Ohs.half
"f tho remiums can BE- paid in notes If desired
by the insured.
RIO. T. l.. CASE, President.
ThEO: r. wkTMOkE, Vice President.
ISAAC h. ALLEN, Secretary.
Branch Office at paveoport, Iowa.
Is. MARCY, General Agent
Iowa References:
Hon. N. B. BAKsR, Adjt Gen. State OF Iswa.
Gro. y. FkRhcH, Esq, Mayor city Davenport
y. WOODWARD, Cashier State Bank lows.
GOULD, DINocK b Co, Bankers, Moline, III.
New York References:
BANK COMMONWEALTH
klssAlN 4 IAYLox. BANKERS.
office with j. e. Wa.h burn,
.MckOlla' Block. AecaAsd "a
WHO - THE AUTHORISED AGENT.
Nov l5-tf
LVNOoN L LlvERp III
sire 4 Life Insurance Company
OFFICE, 50 WALL 81 PINE st, my.
raid up capital, surplus and reserved
toods. COMMUNICATIONS. 80 $50. 525
snveeted IN TINS country, l.0l5.33h
Yearly revenue over. 2,5OO, 900
re Shareholders Personally Respousi.
Die tOr Engagements 81 the Com pany.
Al Directors must be Shareholders.
HEFERENcEs 1oR pAvsNrOar:
tSso. b. French, Lorenso Schricker, Nicholas
xuhnen Co., Geo. l.. Davenport, Almet Skeel,
Nicholas J. Rusch.
SEW YORK:
NFinnsil, Minturn 4 Co, Harper / Brothers, Dun
en-. Sherman Co.. Alexander T. Stewart.
J. 9. wASHBURN, Agent for Davenport and
Book Island. ilv9
OFF OF TINE
Peeria Marine 4 Fire lns. Co.,
No. 8 Lie Claire Row.
ENTRANCE ON SECOND STREET
CAPITAL Paid Up. $4,000.
CHARTERED ls4l CHARTER PERPETUAL
uaAsrwrites upon the safer Glasses Of property,
s.son, 1t reasonable rates, and promptly adjusts
ia pays all reasonable losses which may occur in
sais city, ct this snice.
ayl1 -dAwtf &c. POWER.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-08
RUDOLPH kRENZ.
Post O1les Water Tine Table.
Arrival and Departure Of the Nails.

A.
EASTERN MAiL-Closes ut 8 A. N. AMI 5k p.
N. Arrives ., ~ A. NJ. aud II p. NJ, Sunisys
excepted.
v EsrERN NAIL Closes at 9 A. N. Arrives
N6p. Sund y excepted.
AoRTHERN Iowa MAlL-Closss 1t sX p. NJ.
Arrives nj ~ pm.
SoU1HER> Iowa MAIL.-Closes At A. NJ. A.
rives st +. VI.
Norm. RN VIA nEWIrr.-C Closes Sunday, Tues
day and Thursday At 81 =. NJ. Arrives Tuesday,
Thursday and Haiurd.y " i r. N.
ROUTA No. 1877 -Sls blue Grars, eto-Close,
Monday. Wednesday ~ Friday At s n o'clk r ~.
Arrives Tuesday, Thrs,day and satur lay At IL
O'Clock n
hours No lo94s Via Tipteo -Closes Tuesd.,
and Friday At IL o'clock n arrives Tuesday aud
Friday At II O'Clock N.
KorrK No iOYa7-v'a Puiiai Closes frid.,
It O'clock A d arrives Saturday ats o'clocl
PM.
korrs No. loa5'-via Walnut Forks end Dix
on closes Wednesday, at 81 P. NJ Arrives
Satnrh. ~ 1T 6 p. VI.
OFFICE Hours. Office open at o'clock A. ~
General delivery closed at 81. o'clock r. N Office
'Iosei ~ y o'clock n Ufii.e open On Su day
from to 2 .cl"ck p NJ.
L. A. the principal mills are carried BY Rail
Road, oil the time Is ssstcd herein will be
RAIL kOAD I ms, tho clock in the Super,ntend-
ent's Office, u. 1 =. RI. Depot, being the stand.
ard. CHAS Il. ELhRInGE. p NJ