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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-07
CLAIKVOYANCE.

MIR. AND MRS. T. $. PRICE, HYDRO
1Nl eclectic and carvoyant physicians. Mrs.
Price will pay spe;ial attention to the practice of
Obstetrics and healing diseases peculiar to her
sex.
OFFICE HoURs-9a. m. to 6 p. m. Office and
residence, LeClaire House. Reception room be.
tween Main and ladies entrance, Second street.
lfebl7-alyl Davenport, Iowa.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-07

Too BAD.-Thc venerable old white
female canine Of bull antecedents, who, for a
long time past, hae made herself familiar with
the customers Of the Meesrs. Kelley, has gone
the way of all aesh. She suddenly departed
this life yesterday A. E., as is supposed, after
having partaken too freely Of beef and strych.
nine. The fact Of cog being checked gives
no security for its life, as the poison mey be
thrown to them by other persons than the
proper officers. Muzzles are the best cafe
guards.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-07

MUsCAT1SE LINT SOCIETY FAIR.
The above entertainment vas, we understand.
q complete success. netting to the society ever
fifty dollars. The society, in returning thanks
to the DxxcCaAr & NEws fer it's efforts in cir
behalf, 10 very complimentary, which of course
is highly appreciated. s.tf al.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-07

MAKE PERMANENT IMPRovEMENTs.-
The Street Commissioner is busily engaged
with large force rounding up that portion of
Sd street lying between Brady and Perry,
putting in cutters on both sides. This is ali
very well as far as it goes, but let Us ask OF
the street Committee how long will that
ground stay where it 10 placed? Not three
montbs. The fret heavy rain We have will
wash it back into the cutters. and al the pre-.
sent labor will have gone for naught. A little
extra labor and expense will cave all this.
The road for about twenty feet in width
should receive bed Of macadAm or gravel.
which would hold the earth firm and render
the street passable during the worst seasons.
Third street from Brady to Perry and Fourth
street from Brady to the Pennsylvania House
and the Depot, are as much travelled ~ any
streets in town, and something should be done
to render them paesable. Do not allow all
the work now beirg done to 60 to waste for
the want of few dollars more expenditure.
Let the improvements be made permanent.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-07
THE CITY.

HOUSE WANrED.-A one story house
containing about FIVE rooms, is wanted. En-
quire at this office
New arrivals every day at Warmers
Great Central Boot aud Shoe Depot, first door
above the Post Office. A nice lot expected
this morning.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-07

From Mr.. GIFFoRD.--1n a private
letter to Mr.. Russell Mr. Clifford states that
be has visited every Iowa Regiment except
the 9th which was in line of battle when he
was inside the lines. He took great pains to
reports favorably. He has iabored hard to
get up a mutual understanding among the
surgeons Of the different Regiments, 60 that
they can furnish the sanitary stores with
greater facility than formally. Mr. G. was
present at a gallant charge Of the 10Th under
Col. Perczel. which he describes as handsomely
executed. Two Of our men were killed.
He will stay urtl the boat that is to bring
the sick here leaves, and he will come with it..
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-07

NEW PENNSYLVANIA HOUSE.
CORNER OF FOURTH AND IOWA SITS,
~ Davenport, Iowa. DAVIS h Sons, Proprietors,
Free Omnibus to and from the cars. Office for
Stages leaving for LeClaire, Princeton, Lyons De-
Witt, Maquoketa, and Anamosa.
Fare One Dollar per day. aug21-1
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-07

,sHIlEY'S ~
CELE TED CREAM ALE
ALWAYS RELIABLE.
Cash Price,.... $500 per Barrel.
Orders through the Post Office viii meet with
promnf attentions: apr5-1y
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-07
CLARK 4 ROYT

= = CLARK 4 ROyT
I 1\EALERS IN CARRIAGES, BUGGIES,
II Pianos and Harmonic ,Aslodeons from the
best Eastern manufactures, of the most approved
patterns, and at prisss that defy ccmpstitioa, No
40 irady street, DaveDpoft, Iowa ispo
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-07

LIE CLAIRE HOUSE.
CORNER SECOND AND MAIN SITS,
DavenPort,' IOWA.
GlLLETT, WlRTS l. M0RRIS,.... .Proprietors.
AAFFICE FOR STAGES LEAVING FOR LE-
" Claire, PrMceton, Lyons, Dewitt, Maquoketa
and Anamosa. Imy2l-d
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-07
Special Notice.

SPEC ial office.
G.. n. II fl II ID,
Has now in orerat'on the saw mill formerly oc-
cupied by BurDel, Gillett i Co, and is prepared
to fill ali orders Re may be favored with. having
at all times
Fun Stock Of Building Lumber,
FENCING, DRESSED FLOORING 4 SIDING
DOORS, SASH, LATH,
5 hingles & Pic kets.
and is manufacturing "A extra article Of
SHAT.ED SHINGLES.
In connection with the saw mill have also
opened on the opposite corner, yard Of
RATED II UNI II IL IL /,
to which l would call the special attention Of the
farmers. My salesman, Nj. Chris, Mueller, flor
merly Of French 4 Daviesl has had experience In
the business for many years and knows the wants
Of the people. He would b pleased y have his
friends call at
g. *. Bard's Saw Mill,
Cernss Of Scott and Sssosd stssst Dsxeapcss
IoVa. my107dAwU
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-07

CLINTON HOUSE.
NORNER OF CLINTON AND COLLEGE
" streets, Iowa CITY lc~a ]. TRusDRLL, Pro
psietor uexl-jtf.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-07

4. Y. cAAPBkLL. JOHN G. BILLS.
CAMPBELL Il BILLS.
A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW.
IA Office, No. l, Davenport's Block. nov2l-tf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-07
IGNaT.4JS I.ANt.ER,

lGNAT:US LANCER.
PHYSICIAN, SURGEON + ACCOUCHEUR
i OrFIcE-South-east u brady and Sec
ond streets. Office hours from {. 8 A. NJ, and 5
10 5 p. M, ;u-o97-tf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-07

The CELEBRATION AT ITALIA GAR
DEN.-We, IN common with some thousand
other citizens, v ent up to witness the feats of
archery and other exercises connected with
the contest for prizes. Not being conversant
with the German language, of course. We
had to depend on those v no were for particu.
ulars. We at flst went to Mr.. Weideman,
proprietor Of the Garden. He very soon gave
US to understand that selling beer at Eve cents
. glass. was Of much more consequence than
furnishing isems to poor devil Of repor ter
He being man Of matured muscle, We con-
cluded to accept his argument as conclusive
We next applied TO the teachers Of the differ
ent schools. They appeared to be as busy ~
Weideman, and nearly as crusty. What sat-
isfaction We got out Of them didn't hurt Ms
much. About this time We began to think We
had wandered out Of our beat and accord.
iDgly left for the American world under the
bill The next time We undertake to report
German celebration. good people, We shall In.
sist upon being one Of the chief cooks, with in.
terpreters attached to our staff.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-07

CHAS. 3. fofNAA. JOHN n. ROGERS
PUTNAM d ROGERS.
A TTORNEYS AND DC0UNSELORS AT LAW.
"A OFFICE, Davenport Block, No. 70, Main st.
second Floor. jun7-dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-07

BURTkS HOUSE.
CORNER OF IOWA AND FIFTH STREETS
~ Davenport, Iowa. mcb22d
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-07

\NE HAVE FORMED A PARTNERSHIP
w for the practice Of the Law. to which "
shall devote our personal attention.
March 5, 1850. COOK i DRURY.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-07

>. d. LAAAk. OEo. b. GRIFFIN.
LEAKE Il GRIFFIN.
A TTORNEYS AT LAW. ORICE NO. 4
"A Nckoll's Block, south west corner Brady and
Second streets, Davenport, Iowa. dc27
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-28
The DemSCratIc Association.

Democrats will meet Tomorrow night
At Beckal's Hall, Il seven o'clock. Be
early. .ssAineedfs wss hsla some weeks
ago tt the EhrfnE office and a committee,
consisting Of Msssrs. d. A. Hook, Ca
H1LL. BOLLMErER, THREsEER and GlLLEs-
PIE were appointed to draft~a Constitution
and Deelaratiop Of Principles.
The Committee is prepared to report
Saturday night. Remember Saturday
night at O'Clock and turnout Democrats,
No one will confound this with the BoLL-
MEYER Monument Association. They ara
separate organization. Come and hear,
and 60 IN.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-28
..u [From the New York Herald.l
Tbe SseastIy Principles Of

fIIu fwrn mmG
- Gi., ~
ss. 80
During the last week 0fedley hRs hqefs
writing series Of abomihahle agtoles b fhe
tbule advocating AZ ippnrati0p q hei
gtbs4 flS,hllthe South y He Aohe shIgg asedl
ful fOfthe North, and pastienlarly for Illinois
and other Western States, and at the same
time dilsting on the benefits aud beauties OF
the Amaigamation OF the bivek race with the
white pPPuiation. The irish aud German
immigfants, to say nothing OF native laborers
Of the white Faeoi must tsei enrsPtnred .aa.ths
the pEqYPect ot hordes,ot dafkiss s9yerrunning
the Northern states anu Working Ior nail
wages, and thus oustlng them from empleg-
ment. They must fesl .stii more dehghtefat
tho idea Oh The dAng1sersn Ana SISTERS peing
gwen 70 marTlagelto the w9olly1naeaaqeu a, EBONY
stfangers Ureeley ieeis tnat tnere ls syfl5,
what Of q preJudice Against tnn mixture
but with the gentle PersuasiEesa haf tne radl,
cni and .tanaties propose p use 70 oring IA alI y
men over f8 tnsr iaegS9S ~ n PossSlDle !nat
sueh unreasonsole ana 9nnstura. S9. Ptsludlces
Till be overcome, ror does not Vreeiey no'o ll
that Adam and Eve were Jet piaeEysna thst w y
tse wle rsos are .as Ca;a Ss ,Se
ave peseeppan tnrougn Sein, Ytplis lne or'g'c
nal color was transmitted through the line of
hpei ,s.-suli
ne 0elect OF ureeiy aneJne r1alcais Lw2i
io'9.. lrinsLi I,cn aGross'lns, Mspn pIss Sh.;.iy
ana nnatpVFai instlnct, sney y .glflnp1ES
.He wn'ss rsce powa .o sGe SIal anu hooL inos
ec9ua pnyslcal anu SVc,a, asvsi . oi tnS OlaGss
y eomMaegnng tnsir 9'ooe mus ul;.S h"aSg ;s
eotn racesA ana pToouclng Snuhsn oreeu IN
lsEloI " el.psF slSiE PSs. q. -
ulSsa.e nS;,a t sne uE .S ~ ranhs,5 oS ,bs
~ aOl
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-28

br brSHoCEN0 ogAslb OF GAINS wAs'D DEATH N
NEw aYoHg -GeTOAeg bRsupeys was engaged
yesterday afternoon ip the Investigation of a
most remarkable case of crime and death,
Involving tie ifain'of d Young lady, and sthe
PrepatatiOn oflanuold and sEpsSishobd sphysi-
iRuioibtAis. city, ,Miss Glamantina AHasF-
sopsabogt2 20 ys9rs Of age, and said to have
been possessed Of great beauty and accom-
pHSHfnehts, died very sbddeniy on "Wednesday
night and the facts and, d,circumstapees attandr
ing her Death are such as to- warrant the belief
tbAterime Of the dairkestiasa Ha6stavillainous
nature hasibeeni perpeiAt Atedaa The tuspected
parties arepnder, arrest, apd ithso whole affair
hands of tBg Officials who nave L iphi charge
The 4 fEthefQbt thed Heceassd Es y6ne OF our
most rsspectedi icitzsns ttt.hSlb 1ROKk Times
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-28
De.pocratIo Ahs oeIatlon.

The jshOcrasy dflhs sitS "a yidiuist AHlp
be6f ik mind the mssllRg 6p csatarday >hikht
next, at seven O'clocR, ~ Becksl Hall, for the
purpose Of forming . Democratic Association
The psopFisty Of snch an organization, at
this time, cAhsOt b too highly commended
The necessities Of tho times demand thHt We
should employ all honorable nleans, at qupf
command, to relieve the country from the
terrible tyranny under which tits now suffer
ing 1t is becoming more and moro apparent
every day, that the Democratic party isTthe
instrument through which this is TO- be
finally accomplished The people are SscOuE
ing aroused, and the increasing interest man.
ifested by them in The advancement of our
cause, admonishes us of the Importance Of
earnest and immediate efforts te securei thbI
most efficient organization 'Tha Union then
is strength Let it be remembered, toog that
eternal vigilance, is the price Of liberty. =
We hope TO see large meeting of Democrats
on the occasion Come one-Aeome all Rel
hsmbsr Saturday night at seven . clook5o, u
o- 1sisl bnn ,namo.iasA DEMOCRAT. .sr
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-28

An ACCOMMODATES GLEPGYMAN-77A conh!
try parsop, who evidently has an. eye to bnsiy
ness and wotshi ps' Uncle Sans "greenbAaksi.
more than mis- Creator, wrote UolbHel Doyle,
of DetroitJ aEsR daysisincsi putting 10 his
claims fpE the ehaHajRgegd gdpihls latter, after
giving his pedigree, he, ipfornsd The Colonel
that be twas not Of any particular denomina-
ton, OF eommittsd to any peculiar tenetss, hpt
would beitnose AGppy 20 aesohAelate himself
ITO the various theological VIEWS Aof the nem-
hsrs Of the EegimeatR RlidT g8e Is 40 a sAh'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-28

euS SusSsThss New OK Hsraid * jEy tTyipk k4oaArr
fahge'A 4 place ioT Greeley upon tie 'EEecepton
of an Embassador'ff6m HRytia There is .
difficulty about Greeley osaplskilon He is
very white, and can't theHefoEes aba APpropri-
ately the man of all work on such aa tsecas
sion, That eAAIbe easily ussmeaisd Letthe
Emperor Of Haytis change the lcqpplexl
hichiofl Gfeeley byiaf pe6ci6matioh. a heP Emi
Ipesos uAeA plead Military or Smte csssityi
ar some other neoAssity aAftenslhah ifnauy
9ne disRHlsa the dark, osoloE, IF GEsslgs als'
a him be denounced traitor and sent, ID Fort
! Lafayette. - Eoitssvslle' DeSsocrat' a.
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Dprilig 1alRouse.
D YE IN q & flallOsu5S z

NO. 92S er. 0LAIR, BET. FOURTH FIFTH,
.4stiitl s"aD DaKtons Ohio.
UNHE undersigned iaforms the pdbhe thAt he IN a
a practieal dyeH sind has eatAh shed dye house
the above place and - ncw preharsdto color ali kinds
any coioK that may b. deslred N 7 alsifaN
Grease and stalhe talloyed nom ali kinds Of fabros
He warrants 10 nnish Ali goods ID Iaannbr 70 give
satinacp en- haTng al suFtaeB necessary 10 perfoi -
his work IN the beat Ptssinle stylsl. " .lfif
' asa HERMANN WIRaHRI,
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WIN ..sAe4ss IN IN. Gs.pstyisStie& art. Prte
z aaiEs smos iHHg noy H. aItZa
Blank,ICand Railroad Printing,

10 lIfis sdi IA guiu7om wo1nm-ol
.oa oaHoH isLaH ,Jl oL ,Is5oi1
Hin d2i1isid .aaoigii5d
-1ibuno ylqEa ia SuiH9ys yal'7giaS
ia II a laoI9o or % yrhups bHa
az 10 lsnIo9 ,dolud) jsi'qad nam
% SVOH Asl.Ao4L b4E
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gaiinss5lqal ,HTIus" bsmsu nam 9
"a iihan9oD sdi 1ol 1s1oqli . 81
} bra siliydsaN ia beis911a mood cad
b bah .yqs "a yiaiasiiasP sdi ai
y od Il odW"--sz7z iasbaogssg
~ ndoL sii syoilad iaob sV
Hnibpo9zs az II 1siial sidr s,sis sli
o. aoliisoqsib esodg ,IHubi1ibai 9ii bf
,l o. az yno1is os ii bilow sdi al ssion
a HIAyinS pRsPiths nsstssApleis RgiApng E'tst
dsbPsPts ~ sfianjhaR9sis, eur iAsIi's4iss doing all
1Inds n ifowOFAa BRAk PlttHbSF, ,9PAnspts' are hr'
class sWsmEsoasiPf tRsr rss.er' Presses, and have
fn tAssRsssFa s.IsAi'f RyPs,lHqa SsS%pl0y 'h'
n vet n EiPfFFEplsSs sss lloh ';yqg" q oil
sYsPayS thEsf PREsr RTssAss S0HRselsd with OF
yyGGRR Psg%tpsnh "Vf opraBsFsq n execute wOrI
.BA sitAA qYSAPaipsfiis qYSPa sPRf.S5tPSsqhk bnL .ys.
BS-oFdsrs from abgoed viii receive prompt ate.
l4gr fN.fs. q II ii-- hofi9intfl no 3 lf1 i
odmI ai ios
BOLLMEIER 4 LOGAN, Dayton, Ohio
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BILL HEADS, ydsqsd sw d3idw REGISTER
LETTER HEADINGS, DEEDS.
CIRCULARS RECEIPTS,

Iii 40 ssw ,l-scnIHl3s-A e&d IA
lidgiIsb Ia insss1q I'd OF sIds ID oi
s1e ~ idsiu iaaI anIgsA sdi Ia
siim 10 slqBoa a 10 Alg1 baA bio
roi bsialH9la9" ion si ilaudgin lsiia
olnaaslq ~ ssyig al bad on ,aaibi1
lassIga isom sRa noisa9oo adj lads
EysA sdi 10 a3iiraq sliiil oasdi ,Lseb
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-28
rosOALEs OF PRICES ADOPTED.

~ ~, 81 vi 70 "
he The proprietors state that the advanced
rates barely cover the increased cost Of pub.
location, and they pledge themselves to return
| to the old standard Of rates whenever the
price Of white paper falls enough TO make it
20. di,le, and they trust that may be soon.--
In speaking Of the advance the Chicago 7ri-
6une says .lj sdi yrlI. tla3g .iia II
! ~ IThe publishers Of the Chicago dailyapa-
pers, English and German, have been COM
PEELED to rise the price of their papers In con.
sequence Of the advance in the cost of Wits
paper, this step became uimperative.a The
scarcity of cotton has affected the price Of rags
from which print papehis manufactured
Cotton that sold before the war t0r ten cents
per pound, has gone up to fifty cents. p'0f
course rags made of cotton have gone up also,
and are still rising. The stock of rags Is de
creasing, and foreign exchange is so high that
none can be imported the EnarcitY is also be-
ginning, to be felt in Europe and this has a
further tendency to enhance their price ia this
country. There are many things than lcsnlbe
mixed with rags in tie manufacture of paper,
such strAw, sugar-cane and Eastwood, that
twill help TO furnish b supply, and keep the
price from going Unfortunately high.
HHad the price Of white paperiremained un-
disturbed, NC, advance in ,subseEiptiou rates
was contemplated Proprietors Of papers had
made up their uindg'to stand the heavy Fed
eral war tax imposed apon theirbdsiness. But
when the formeriwent up the load became too
4 heavy to carry. o The increased expense Of
food, fuel and clothing, aud the Government
taxes on rapsr. en- advertising ioh work, tels-
grams, ink, glue, 60, would all have been
borne without resorting to rAisingithe old sub.
i aerintion rataa hnl uhani tha graa rtirla IA
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-28
'ss' ss;i' = ftslliirtsIliIirbEGs. 5lit IiibGs q.g
Home Insurance lGUIiDany,

.ssidais OF kHwlIfAREra. .UoNN.,
|CAPfFFAI, 'h9l %. '-'@hL ,i%ssOo. 600
- - Paid IN cAsrl ana seCprsy invested,
UNH1s comPapy nsu5es Buildings Merchandise House
IL Furniture, and uief nsprsbIe properly II low
rates are charged BY other solvent conpanies.
Thres-fouTtts ofties PfOhts Of the business later
deductng per cent fsr te are divided
annually 10 the holders Of polieiss In tins company,
payabe in scrip bearing inteTAt PAreslnauTng with
us incur no liability whatever, ,''a p 'h-i''t
lRlA1irNANtat7s l4Huurs
Douglass r. satterlee, L CHARLES AhOlton,i
Lsyerett Candees sloN George Cock,
JudAon Oanheld, 500 Ohafifs T. Candee,
Isaac Thompaoni fulru llaEld W hhompBon,
Lueius Hotehkiss,u ..a .hIfam Camp,
William W. Bacon, lilton r. Doolitts,.
Cornelius 3. BUSHNELL Charles W. Allen,
George Hoadley ID iA samuel Peck,
William Hull, 'ie "a Willis M. Antftony
Charles Oarliales batraa Newell 0. Hall,
stsDhen A. Spencer, ag 3, q LVppaTd PaTdee.i
AW ater Treet, In Il Il Edwin Marble,
Andreg L. KidBton, i .t,, ..'
samuel Mnilett, ',, ~ Satnuel o. johnson
Llsi william sesen, Sa.sIa 10 90 GpilOTd Conn.
Amos ". beEneBi aura Jededish Wilcox,
Erastus o. Scranton, iiaL ~ ,lfdoa MERIDIAN Oon,
John woodruff, 'a5 Henry Martin, 0'"N'
Richard M lEter6tt,o o. liAH WalhnRford. Conn
90 bur Z. ~ 1DoVdnk kss a eAlf "a LaH ffesidsDtA
3 .ioofl hinaL ,DAsInI shh1Wnki iboR, lViue Pres
OAAs. WILs0H, Bec'y. le 'nitls-W A'tuIEl0
fehS q bil OHAB, &. CLARKE, Agent Al psvtop-
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aa e%7 Thespecial eorrespondehtat at Wash.
ington of the New York World furnishes
the iolldsihgIT aA sdi ,s1u
Ion G2llSoOmy IAsResf 9f AfSfrs IN qVirginfa' 'na
The cOulerr ds rose which was attempted
to be put upon the aspect 81 affairs in Virginia
after the removal Of Mcclellan has vanished
already Burnside fndsit Impossible to yadls
vance, and the probability of his going d into
winter quarters az FrfdericksSurg is discussed
the radicals having gone SO far as to say
that If Burnside wills it they will be content
ltis discovered that our armies In VirEinia
oatnumberihe Rebels but fftyd thousand, q
prepopderanee thAtjw ihe ilostl and perhaps
Tsyersed a. the AIRY adgancsso otpFard Rich.
mond SO desperate is the situation that the
radicals are urging the doesrnmeht 10 call out
Rtbe' uniformed militia of the Middle and East
eEn States, in order that the troops at Wash,
ipgton MAJ, swell BHFpsides forcgEd, -,
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9 Oh ,bnaIiiii5 spsI- adnadT
N q 1oi ssuRdi 1uo 'qs99a liie ,issts
Il .mW bun .qsIIdoD
q u bns como iso9 oil o. 7ooh
sdi 4ot slaadi 1no 57ad ,i9s1is aiaK
.vigsAaaal 1oi Ia -sioisyO 10 yiiIaBp
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-28

|. chURoH lsp srATE-Ths New YpA cor:
respondent Of the Philsdelphia Ledger gives
publicity to the following curious paragraph :
Iii The sditorIs I.heI OAarc4o JVlsnat To-day
rslterAtes that strong political and pificiAl
pressure vas brought 20 bear upon the EpiAeof
pal General Couvehtiou,p sfeceitiyA ID session
here, to make It take the high ground Il did
sgainst the rebellion a Both MF Seward and
Mr., Chose, we are told wrote letters to the
Bishops, not once or twice only, but nearly
every day during the sespiop, ERd that these
letters or parts of them were read informally
to knots hOf Bishops, o. shown privately
Another curious fact, vouohed for the same
NUMBER n sOSIes w. 81 ,Ss Ps,,ors >, sas I'
printed AZ the expense Of the General Con
yenHpn, 20 less than one-6ftisth part Of th'
whole issue was sent TO Mr.. Seward Aid Mr.
h Chase"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-28

the crimes committed in her name by the
noble women whose feet firmly assembled
shs slippery stepseI the scaHOIds
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-28

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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-28
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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-03-05

~ The late DR.. Wilson, senior Fellow
of Trinity College, Dublin, though very
grave man himself, was fond Of quizzing
and puxzlng the country folks, who came
to inquire after their relatives and friends
in the College One day seeing a man in
the court with a letter in his hand, gaping
and staring about, and not knowing where
to go, he walked up to him and gravely in
quircd what he wanted. The man answer
ed:
Can you tell me where to find Mr.. Della
hunt?
Yes replied the Doctor; do you see
that building before youE
Yes, sir ......
Then cruelty the quadrangle, and take
the diameter of the plot beyond it, enter
the opening before you, ascend the ligneous
grades, then turn to your left, and you will
find him either peripatounding in his cubal,
dominating in his lectory, or periscopund
ing through his ftnestra.'
The poor man, who understood nothing
Of all this, and not remembering one word
but the last, said:
And pray, sir. what is fencstra
To which the Doctor replied:
1T is an orfce in an edtice to admit lu-
mineus pa! ticles.' .. a.. ...t
oh, thank you,' said the poos fellow.