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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-24
MEDICAL.
DR. WM. IL. HuRD,S
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AIN
THE BEST IN THE WORLD.
fNsURiso
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VT, warranted FREQ from acid. alkali, or any in.
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tSs Beware 81 tho ordinary chcap tooth row.
ders which whiten but destroy.
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pure, sweet and agrcoa bio 70 husband or + lover
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Mouth Wash Price. on cents per bottle.
ih'' sattingont ~aeh ia alao tho boat remedy in
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DO you wish a complete set Of Dental Rene
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receipt Of price.
For sale at all tho bcs. stores throug bout the
country.
CaUrIoH.--A. thorc arc dealers who take nd
vantage Of our Advertisements To impose upon
ther customers inferior preparations, II Is Beces-
'Hy 20 insist upon hsvin what you call for, mi
you VIII get tho best thoroughly tested, and re-.
pared by an experienced and scientihe Dentist
treasurer OF the New York state bcntir,s Asso.
citation, and Woo President Of tho New lorh
City l,enis Sociesy.
WIN j. HuRD 4 CO., New York.
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Larger apa,e charged at the rate Of 81 80 o.
each additional square,
For half square, two-thirds Of th abov.
Business Cards not to exceed & lines, $40 % pc,
snnum;
Foreach chapgean additional charge OF 25cents
per square will be made.
Large cuts charged double the same dimension
Of type.
iearly Advertising contracts will be understood
TO Apply strictly to the Immediate business OF the
advertiser, and all other Advertisements sent by
tho u iVertser will be charged extra.
Advertisements not accompanied with n.true-
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cordinsy.
Eitoris, notices charged for a. the rate of lb
cents per line, or eight words, and speca notices
81 10 cents per line, or SO cents line per week.
All notices Tor religious and benevolent pur-
poses Of aay kind whatsoever, Of ordinary length
except single announce nents Of marriages and
deaths charged Is cents per insertion.
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Contracts for yearly advertising terminbe n
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LEGAL NOTICE

LEGAL NOTICE.
STATE or IOWA,
johnson County, a'
To all whom il may concern:
" ou arc hereby notified that Hugh y. CARA
i and John >. Gable, Executors Of the ls.
viii and testament Of David Cockley. deceased
have filed IN the Probate Court OF Johnson Conn
~, lo"a.a petition with their report attached
said report showing all claims against the said
estatc and tho disposition made of tho persona
ostats, AID also showing tho present Indebted
moss OF said estate. aud further showing that
there |. no sufficient personal properly TO pay the
remaining outstanding Indebtedness
And IN sali petition they ask authority TO sell
al the right, title and interest ui said estate in
lots two p, three J, four a. i've (5) aud six
90, IN block five 5)n the cl,y OF davenport
scott County, Iowa, in order, with the proceeds
thereof, TO pay the claiu.s against alid estate
You are hereby iutther notified that Tues Law,
the iih day q Arrii, A. y lsd3, has been fixed
by sail johnson County frobat, Court for the
hearing Of said application. ard thar you can
then and there appear md oppose tho granting o.
ths authority, " you depre &c do sn.
HUGH :. CARA,
JOHN 8. GABLE,
Executors q tho estate u David Cochloy. dee Il
mnh left
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ENLlsrMRSIs UNDER pECuLfAR GIN
crMsTANCEs.--Ihe government enlisted
couple OF soldiers at Mt. Clemens,
Michigan, few nights since, under pc
cuar circumstances. A prominent re-
publican named Dexter Mussev, an e1.
legislator aud deacon, was Grating to a
select role and expressing BIZ views
upon coppcrheads with extraordinary
viciousness. Thomas OHM, Esq, an
old soldier and a staunch democrat,
heard the TRADE, and stumped the dea-
con to enlist. and under the pressure he
did so. Subsequently, the deacon tried
TO back out on the plea that be was a
l ;. Draft Commissioner, ETC., and he
II I'd to hire a substitute, bnt Mr. OHM
ard the authorities he'd the deacon to
the terms OF his contract.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-24

NEGRO ENLISTMENT FROM III ,CK
PoiNr or VIEW. AT an Ethiopian Con-
cert no; long aga We beard this happy
hit.
"Pompev," said Bones to Tamborine,
'is you gwip' TO enlist and serve your
conntry?' mo, Juliua, I'se not gwne."
"Nhy not Z" "Weil, julius, you We
seen two dogs hghtin' ODER bone,
haven't you = "Oh, yes, Pompey, Use
seer dat" /" Wen, did you e6er sec tie
bone E3ht?'
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-24

EQulIA BLE.-The Equitabie--Tho Equita-
BILE Lfe-Equtable Life Assurance The Eqai-
tale Life Assurance Society OF tho United
States
oFFlcE.-Ofice on Bra iy s,reet-on Brady
street. below tho Pos. Olice-third door below
the RS. of5oe-S5 B5ady street.
". +. ROSS 4 Gov. +. Rosa & 20 agents
Nv. F. Ross i Co. agents Q. The Equitable.
6-u
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-24
The Universal Clothes Wringer
is The Original and emily Genuine and
Reliable Wringar before
the People.
IT COMBINES MORE STRENGTH OF
i franc. cnpaciiv FOR Irn.rrrn- nnn.nr md ,lnIn

IT COMBINES MORE STRENGTH OF
1 frame, capacity for Iro-rugo, power aud duia
bliity than any othor machine.
The Universal Clothes Wringor Is made under
tho following fatentf Good sears pafant for
NueAnized India Rubber i8I4 and 1858 moth
ing elsa can ever be used successfully The I'm
proved Patent CegWhes' Regulator Jan. IA,
ief2 lit saves friction Of the Clothes, and pro.
vents the Rolls from wearing or breaking loose
The New Patent Method far Fastening Tho Rolls
to the SHAFT FEB. 4. lsh2 never gets ooea or
blacks the clothes Dickormans Patent Clasnnp
frame Feb. Is, 1852. for fastening to tho tub :
eanrot work loose fiona IL place Lyman's Pat.
ent Adjustable Guage April 2, ISL , for differ.
ent sized tubs thick or th.n straight slanting or
circular.
All those Patents are indispensable TO port sct
Wt.nger with them consider our W finger
COMPLETE. Therefore, IN orler 10 get all that il
requisite for good machine, tho pubic Win be
obliged to bay
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-24

DEMoCRATiC GAINS n MAINg.--The
EtStern 41rgus, in speaking OF the town
elections IN Maine, says: Large dem
ocratIc gains have been made in nearly
every town. The only town that was
democratic last year and has gone abo-
liton this, 50 far as we have noticed, is
MI. Desert, While the towns that have
changed from abolit!onism to domoora.
~ arc rcckoncd by the score"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-24
THE UNIVERSAL CLOTHES WRINGER.
IT SAVES
Time, Labor, Clothes and Money.
1t will wear for yocr- without repair.

1t will wear for yocr, without repair.
No servant can break il
child eight ycn,s old cen operate it,
No cuation or skin required in it, use
Every Wringor with Cog Wheels is WAR.
RANlLD in every rtcnlar
The Universal Wringer took the FIRST pnrar-
IN, Silver Medal and Diploma, Mt tho sow
York State Fair, 1862 II was pronounced supE-
RioRro AL ornEas in tho Worlu's Fair ri Lon.
don, 1862. and has always taken tie First Pre-.
MUM IN every State snd County Fair when .x.
hibited in fair competition with other machines
Orders for machines for triGl may be left at
JsF.ENs' Store, corner Of Fourth and BRADY
streets, Dave port. WM. a. SOURSE,
jan 49-daw2aw5w Ayou.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-24

ITO FAMILIES BREAKING UP HOUSE
= kEEpiNG.-Any party having q small
amount OF plain Household Furniture sufficient
for man and vife). which they would lite to hire
out for few months And have we'll Ia ken care Of
will please sddssss FURNITURE.
dso N'W Bog Ssl, P.O.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-24
"A
-P0n--
ABBoTT5 HISTORY or TIE GREAT REBELLION
TIE HISTORY
oFTgs
CIVIL WAR IN A AMERICA
TkESTEEts sAln


WHEREAS, ON TIE 20rh DAY OF NO
w vepber. A. u. 1857, Daniel A. rlumer
executed unto y. = True, as Trustee, certain
Deed Of Trust, conveying to said Trustee the
land in Scott county, Iowa, described as follows
to-wIt; the west half of tho south west aunr-
ter OF section twenty-five ~ in township scy.
enty mine tI9) north, Of range number two 2
east II the 9TH =. a., containing eighty 10,
acres. Nhich sad conveyance Wa made by the
said Daniel A. Plumer for the purpose of sscur-
ing tho payment OF two certain uolnissofy M. /, 4
and the interest thereon, signed by SAID Dan 81
A. plumcr, dated the 10Th dry Of November. A. D.
ASST, and payable NJ follows One to- Ia sum
OF ono hundred and twcnty~nine 50 100 dollars
payable one year from lis date, ana one for the
suui u i've hundred and thirty three 200 dol
lars, both payable to Moses Porter. The last
mentioned is nov the property Of Almet Skeel.
And now SAID last mentioned note having boz
come due and payable, ard the said Daniel y
PIumer having failed TO pay the zane, !, d. :
True, Trustee us aforesaid, 90 hereby give this
public notice, that by virtue OF the mower which
lr in me vested by said Deed Of Trust, will on
"Wednesday, the 18th day Of March, a D. .63.
At the hour of two y o'clock In the afternoon If
said day. at the Court Hous3 door, In the city Of
Davenport, expose and otter for sale, at public
auction, the parcel of land above desorlbed ~ 40
much thereof ~ sh all be sufficient 10 gatigty and
pay the amount Of said note With tho interest
thereon 20 tho day Of sale, together with all the
costs and expense attending said sale, costs Of
this notice and Trustee tees.
Dated the s4th day Of February, A. D. 1888.
u ). TRUE,
les lo-d's Trustee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-24
DEMOCRAT 4 NEWS.
The Deliiah OF Secession and Sec refar,
Chase.
From the Louisville Demoorat.I

From the Louisville Demoorat.l
We Lave often wondered how the
rebels at Richmond manage to keep so
well posted as TO the secrets Of state at
Washington and it has been charged
that many of their spies hold official DO
sitions in the departments. The follow.
ing incident, related to us by an eye
witness, may throw some light on the
subject
Two ladies', one Unonist, the other
seccsslonist, were conversiug recently,
IN popular aud fashionable boarding
house IN Washington, on Pennsl wanna
Avenue, about pretty and handsomely
dressed lady, just then passing or the
street. One remarked that "Miss - lost
erplsce in the Treasury Department, but
she got IT again.
"Ah how SO = responded tho other;
tor yon know she is an asowed seccs-
Flonis', ard so are all the family
why replied the other, ITO be
sure, but she applied in person to the
Secretary OF the Treasury, and Mr..
Chase Immediately went and demanded
of MIR. Harrington, the Assistan. Secre-
tsry OF the Treasury, Why he had dis
missed ler, and on his answering that
i! was because she Was a notorious Sc
cessions', aud he thought that her place
tad better be given 10 the wife or dsuch-
Ter Of some Union soldier who needed
i, Gov. Chase replied, rather tar,ly,
that all such places v lre at has Own dis
posal, and had Miss - ielnststed
forthwith, rs cutter Of Treasury notes.
"Well,' said the secession lady, Miss
- has great faculty for keeping on
the right side Of these Fedora! officrrs.'
Nov, II is truly shocking that such a
thorough abolition radical as is our Sec
Rotary Of the Treasury, should be thus
caught by secession Delilah. But, we
are told, the lady is fair, and tho Secre-
tary is wiJowcr
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-24
The Fairy Wcdding

DY SPECIAL ARIA NGEMLET WE PL b.
- iish ceeiosiaeig he Cam fHoroURArHs or
IRE LiLLifrriAs EDpISG PAK1Y, a> follows:
FREQ.
Chs Ton 1HumB, in HE lF,ddiag suif =. rs cts.
Mrs. GEH !oN TnCaB in Ucddapg dcess.25
Mn aid iGs. Gxs. TON TurnBia Hedding
"ffst' ............ ...........t+....2J
GoMhonong NUT and MSS MEsir qrooms-
NAM and tr,aesmp,d ...............2y
Ahs lsE. Ton inuMB, in celebrated Re-
cfpt.on d1ssg ..-...............25
MissKs LavlsA and MiNsiE WhRnrY 25
IAe whole BRIDAL Panty, (group u tour)
- '"f1 -.......,.. .......,-.s5O
Toe BRIDAL PANTY, (.Sc,ees.o1,i picture 80
The BaiDAL Party, Sterco ,coeic ~4oyed. u
The price of card pictures, eo,ored, will ~ IL n
centssxtrs.
Can be sent by mail on receipt Of price and
postage stamp.
None genuine unless stamped with our trade
marx, Ia. in circle, on the front of tho photo .
grapa. Beware Of spurious copies made from en-.
Cravings, etc.
ALI, r. ANTHONY, 50l Broadway. n. Y.
Manufacturer Of tho beat Photog,ap ..c 1ibum..
and Publishers Of Gard photographs Of celebr-
tes
Tho Negatives of these exquisite pictures were
made for us ~ BaADy.
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N EW YORK.
Great Books in Press.
THRILLING INCIDENTS
GREAT KEHELLIO.v,
Or
The EsreftM OF our soldier So sailors
ILLUSTRATED.
! col., iargc Emo. Price, gl.e5.

The critics ani tho public arc Z Fht in predict
ny mat "a" will surp.se. In graphic narrative,
bht.ng interest, nhd extensive popularity, all
iihcr hletoIor OF tho l,r the iniop. l,s
theme viii 10 tho heroic deYitgJa tl.ti aufsuny,
ana hair breadth Escape Of soldiers ard rail
"TH, and rs iboldcbts viii Torn the thsmc Of
e"nversatton - iruuperahlo hrrsid,a for ,eats to
come y wit t9itnln, in addition 10 It's etitrinc
ao,ailP, y" lhltotul hiohl rH,ysis al tho tausts
ol Tue NHr, ~ John iuthIep motley, Lib,
Author OF The i,lto ii tho Dutch k,,ubite :"
e,c" the datoS oi I'll tho IA rott,nt events from
tho John Brown rhid, snd an a.. ouratr and revIred
account 81 ths wiino,rs, bh,'ea, with accurate
ongrat ings.
One thifd Of the proceeds Of nj subscriptonr
sent 10 IN viii DO given Tor tho roio II diaabied
s"ldierS. h1d MI pcrrprr who wish y cory III tho
work, aud alfo t. benefit tho sodiors, ,hould .-nd
Their nalno aud address AT once. Il5o, my ~ Ger
or pflshie 81 person in my section 81 tho coun-
~, hh.lIg knowieuge Of heroic net ~ ftirting
in'idebt, m,li ohlino ia ~ sending us IN account
OF II.
Bookseior', Postmasters, srd CaLvsssing
ht"nls~iii 10 furnished With suhser ption lro-
sleetus, On alplcatien y" tho luhlirhors
sfy liboral commission gwen 10 soldiers de-
aitns to act saoutb IN taIarg sutseul li1Ls.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-24

MUSTERED ls.'-A Joke is told by
the boys Of the ll,,h, in regard 10 the
"mustering M Of darkey attached to
tie regiment, who was fearful no would
be deprived OF his pay unless he WIS
50 joined to the service. A huge mus
'ard plaster was applied to his back
about foot below where the buttons
on his coat are placed, and, under the
belief that all soldiers were served in
same manner, he wore it until the pain
became urendursble, at winch time he
was declared "mustered in according
to law in such cases made aud provided.
II that da,key don't get his wages, it
will not lie because he has no. suffered
for his country.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-24
NEW ADV'TS.
For. Sale.

TIME BAR FIXTURES OF A FIRST CLASS
l Saloon, together with some Liquors, will be
sold cheap or traded FOR good pair Of horses and
wagon. Inquire of
mchla-lw l. W. HARRISON
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-24

uANlNG BOUGHT OF I TIE INTEREST OF
l WispRiNGros in tho above business |
am falls prepared 10 execute al orders for
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OK. GEt,. ". MCCAIN.

DHY3lCIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
i in room directly over the Post Office.
DR.. Go. w. McGARss residence. east side Of
Brady, second door IRON corner vi 9Th.
jan g-iwtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-24
Dissolution Of Partnership.

TIVE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE EN-
ls.ing between the undcraigned, under the
firm OF CAasRos K WtnpaiNGros, is this day dis
sol,u BY mutual consent.
JoHS CAMERON,
MICHAEL WinpRIN1TOS.
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,. ". IL. BAKER, VI. II. +,

,. ". II. HN Il Eik, VI. ID,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE IN
i Post 0fi:c building. Residence on Fifth
street, between brady and Perry streets, ven
port Iowa. E4vie-dswt!
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-24

Eiuurai EScdnIcd hates.
u,HF UNDERSIGNED Is NOW SELLING
i Choice New Spring Wheat -Four at 50 80
per barrel and reduction OF 80 cents IL mad
Tor returned barrel. Choice Old Amber -Four al
$3.50. All kinds Of feei constantly on hand Al
the lowest rates.
T. l.. DAWSON,
No So Brady street, between Sd and 4th,
feb l4-dtl Davenport, Iowa.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-24
fSOUMfN and Pensions.

j soldiers who hay. been discharged In cor
sequence III wounds received in battle, are now
eutIt.ei 70 the 400 bounty.
We collect B.uSTIss Tor soldiers who h We
served two yeais or .ho have been discharged
a. above also isvAlID PENSIONS and PEssIoas
to- widows, minor children, M .lers md orphan
sisters Of deceased soldiers also the bounty due
the vi flows, minor children, parents or relatives
oil .ic3eased soldiers.
PARKER & EDWARDS,
mch 20-r siam street Davenport.
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DIR. j. PARKER,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE,
/ Mo-. Franklin Block, second floor, Brady ST.,
between Second and Tnird, Davenport, Iowa.
Residence, corner Ninth and lie Clare sts.
de,lS-jkv
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-24

H.ik. T.. ii. WDKLEk,
BOpatbic Physician.
nFfiGE AID RESIDENCE On WEST
~ Fifth street, naxt door east OF Congregation
al Church nov - dom
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-24

!. A. REID, M. d.,
DHYSIClAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
Il and residence No. IS, corner Main aui Third
tPoets, Davenport, Iowa. julyl d
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SAML KNORI,

SAML hNORH,
4 TToRNEY AND COIN SEL0R AT LAW.
n Can b. consulted in the German and Eng
Gsh.
OFFICE Up stairs in Nichals' Block, corner of
"a and Brady st-., Davenport. Iowa.
soldiers kounties aud all Kind Of military
bu iDsss attended to- fchlStIS
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The Daily Democrat and News,
RICHARDSON, WEST e. CO.,
PaoPkIEroRs.
D. RICHARDSON, GEO. y. wEsf
GEO ?. CARPENTER.
We the undersigned Agree to tho following
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:

DLILY.-l5 cents per week .pts able to cirii srs.
Mail and post Subscribers, 81 per nm N,
payable in advance.
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mch 49, I'm
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SAN. r.. BROWN,

~
AfrG.NE. AND CJoNSELLOR AT LA y,
u (spccesso, OF D.w d Brown, Dasenport iowa.
Ofsae rear Of H. A. Msck,o.s bauk ag3 du
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Do yon wish 70 DO blosacd with aud ADM rod
Tor PksaLy WHITE and Sosnd TEETh Use
Or VIM. uuId's UnrIvalIed Tooth Pow.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-14
CERTIFICATE.

This 10 to certify that about eighteen months ago.
commenced using sTRLMs's ANBRouA NV hair va,
snort hin, and rapidly falling out. had tried many
dement, Boon After using the Ambrosia my hair ceased
falling out and commenced growing 40 rapidly "A n a.
tonish me. Now my hair Il thick soft and gossy and
Is i've feet four inches In ength-when let down. reach
ing to the floor This wonderful result attribute sole
V TO the use OF sTKRI1Ns's AkBRoHA, 90 since CON
menced using Il have applied nothing elss 10 my hair
Mrs. L. A. BROWN,
NO. 49S Broadway, New York
" advise young persons, whose hair IL BEGINNING,
iaIl cut to take warning In time, and save theirlV
oy using the Ambross, To those who have alreadvIoy
her hair, the free use Of the AMBRosrA will surei
restore 1t, as it has do16 for thousa,sds
Or. sTERLrNe's AM3aonA Is q stimulating oilv
tract OF hoots, Barks and Herbs It will cure ali ds
eiaes OF the scalp and itching OF the head entiYeIy
eradcas dsndruf prevents the hair from falling ont
or from turning prematurely gray, causing It to grow
thick and long 1t 10 entirely different from ali eths,
preparations ard can be relied on. 49, =
It's we'll known fact to thousands In the citv
new YORK that this the only article yet discovered
cure the Disease Of the Scalp and cause the hair
to grow. :
PRICE al.OO PER BOX, containing two bottles.
Dp q. q. STERLING, -r-.
6ole Proprietor
No. 493 BROADWAY New York.
For sale by all Druggists. .,.
march3T63-ddswly
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-14
The Position of Rosecrans.

2 The Columbus (Ga.) Sun, Of the 23d, in
illustration of the pouition occupied by RosE-
GRAMS, says;
Mission Ridge is an elevation of some four
or five hundred feet, running parallel with
Lookout Mountain, and extending from the
Tennessee river several miles In south-Wes
erly direction. IL 10 distant from Chattanooga,
at the nearest point, about four and half
milee. Rosecrans is represented as retreaiiug
in westerly direction, his position now being
on the ridge, six miles below Chattanooga
Ii his position has been correctly stated by
our telegrsphic reports, his left wing confront
ing our right is in very defenseless condition.
aa there are as many as three roads crossing to
Chattanooga, seversl miles northeast of him,
thus making flank movement very easy on
the part of our troops: That he has been badly
crippled We inter from the fact that he has
taken position on the highest point of the
Ridge several miles southwest of the roads
Leading to Chattanooga. His object probably
Is to marshal his entire hosts along the Ten
nessee, on this Ridge for q decisive conflict, or
he may be msr@uvring to turn our left in The
direction of Rome or lafayette.
A letter, dated Dalton, Ca, September 90,
says: "The over sanguine multitude will be
somewhat disappointed to know that the
chances of Gen. Bragg taking Rosecrans and
his army prisoners at Chattanooga, and send
ipg corporsl's guard after Burnside to "gob-
BILE him up" In the mountains Of East Tennes-.
see, and continue bis march uninterruptedly 90
the Ohio, IL not considered as easy Job in the
front as it is here and below, where the peoples
desire for Roaecrsns's destruction make them
overlook the obstacles to lie accomplishment.
Although his losses in the late battle we're
heavy in killed, wounded and prisoners, Rose
crans has still powerful army in Chattsnoo-
ga"