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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-26

OuI CRY TIcKsr.-Thc democracy

Our Cuy TIcKsT.-Thc democracy
oi Davenport done = good work Yesterday IN
dominating their ticke, f1r city oilcefs fv'
cry man nominated will be heartily end reed
by the party and receive lie unanimous rur-
pot.
Fo9 MAyna, EDWIN SMITH MIR smith !.
QUO oi our ollest aud mos, suhstantia eiuxans,
A q lpital hnanci.r. a judieioua manager
heavy tax payer. haying tho Interest oi the
oiy at heart. hs is the bee, man for ,hs re,
ppon.ible poeition Of Mayor /, bo found IN our
mid-t. Weulust cleo. Aln by thumllig ma
lority
roa TsrAs.uKa. llERVY illLLa,-llere,
too, W. havea capital nomination. Mr. iiii-
il one oi our mo 4 respected business men -
For long time engaged In trade In our city
a man OF sabstaucs AMI rare hnsneier he is
Of all msn in our Iarty the ono we rNonid
have preferred to sen nominated. lls viii he
triunphantl, elected
Fog MAusnAL. HARVEY LEONARD Mr.
Leonarl has already served one term AZ Mar
.hal Of our city, aud has performed the in-
potta / duties et his office TO tho satisfaction
Of every body Our >itlzens deelTe his valuable
services an other year. aud will .lect him by q
handsome mejariy
Fog CLk.h, A. q. oMhLLllEi.D.-- Mr.
Smailfsld is young man. IN every way
DUAL ed Tor the position If City Clerk lie
| IL = car eiul business man. steady and indns'
| ,tious. and will keep the records Of the city IN
the beet order. We must elect AIR. Smaiiiele
Clerk.
FaE Polrok MAGISTRATE. STEPHEN lioAP
son MIR thompson has had eight years *
ret,enoe 10 the oiiice Of Magistrate. and 10 II
every particular ". II qualified Tor the position
Sir. thompson can easily hs elected II III
prop.r .xertiuus are only made.
Taken together. the ticket We have nm"isa
t.d Is the b.et and strongest We have had 10
map, years l, can ali be ELECTED II our den.
ocratie Gienda wlii only turn out shd do thei
duty We salst not ass working lrom Io'
until the lois close the day oil ei'etiof
..Lat the best lnen win'-w.'se got en- TIL
tune. suJe.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-26

Cnolcs patterns oi dres goods now
opening N great vaticty a. "hisiet .. 70
and see them. ladies
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-26

COMPETENT MAN Az CLERK IN HE
\ limited Statss MustesiaG and uisourssng Vf-
ice in this cis'. apr u lInss'nERsaorT ImENl.ERsaorT,
Al u.u Capt - Asdiassy.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-26

PnoGix Iusurancc Company OF llatt.
ford a.sete. LIT May. 1862 .62I, go 93 ''A-
biht,.s s2l goo. IfNhy l. untraAN. Az.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-26

Nohru D,u1isu lilo February nun
her .f itls,xc ilent Btitish Review has been
teceiscJ tom the ppb.i-heis. Il "a u d 90
Il /. among the most readable and deeply 10.
t.rertn9 p.bhcalofs oil The day. and oantot
tali 10 hud iavoted lace IN ~ ~ well se-
l.,t.d nbtar, The four Brtish Kevis "r aud
low tr,se 81 $40 rsr year-the old rico -
seud "u your fubsoriftipns.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-26

TurA1Ae TO HIon;.--Ihc intensely
thrilling tr..tdy oi Lucrt,i. E7r IL w'l i"
prsssh,ei tom 1T bs ilalrs Dramatic Conta.
ay. Though th. tr-g'dy !ss lorg hf"u =
fore ths pubiio il never faii- - et ,Ae.. IL
ctetlA Uatgsa q born IN the latter p"t1 ~
the fitesn.h century. She was a snu liter q
Pune Alexander, aud ~.io u tho loas oi Ter
rala The very sumWsry manner IN winch
.hs dispc..d oi tho .le,ims Of her fearful NAL
| Ice earned her the nnme oi The Foisoner.
some hlstor,1ps deny that che ~ae ths m"nste'
| che is accused OF beiug IN TIE tragedy 81 ~hisi
-he IL the ioundntion. bat that - u no cons.
uuei cenow L. ean most tlrliiing play snd
should bs well attended.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-26
n,.Aolu,,os ef fartaer hip,

-ur roP.KTNERI HERETOFORE TX.
~ -; b.,,,e., the undersignot. under the
-, c,axn,s Il wIppeisGros, is this day DIS
eoase3 " Joas CAMERON.
MICHAEL wIDDRlNGTOa.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-26

vr,yIyG BOUGHT our TIE iNTtRss ST of
4 ~. ~" a,ao,,.i 10 exo,uto all orders for
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-11-12

,isl 70 success Tran IN Other sasss n = 20, $40
70 trsa ~ lso,l &C, or, which Ray b- nslus ~
orly spssnocic and divnsesi. ri great iadlc'.
u.nu stou 4 b. L,li out t, tslvn'e.rs IN on PARA
Que eie ''sn smother. lie, Ne eta.. - 30
YORK en- tske the rssyons ;Jiliiy o. i.jInt -.
creased wages All b'uute- . H,h = e
burtss VI fcn To- tore % - VA o. c'.ss,. .
sd ia 1 b; IL IN rssd, a vi, 10 .sesl &,
,.r,,y. Iv q b, ~ ~ - te,.5a % ~. 4.t.....
Z sai 4 u secure, -, o'.tr,.s,..r-. p
vi. III cts,, no q Alter wLL !. rcst ~ ". i,
mossilsa tsYIid byte ;a'sias 50 -sitfIy t.
Iso,io
TJt shes' fes'eri N-n. " '--i,h e., -ii..
totiss,si IL . I"r.s' .r.,l'4..s nny 49, 49,
rpUsu'>uc's TO u -'r...s .,..' o., .. M
duc. lin % co., Ne e. t'tt..',,.u,fir. ~ -
Tn. lie ia tsvvrd I, 60 wIik " i.tI. tt
Gula taIrsy p ,.'.. ter. " trl y T. a 's
r,.54 y .pptsr ~ tifn t,-, a, et'r.t 20 .. .. p
te accspiSbcp ~ p~.Ilt, a-' c.Lli.e g. {,
o. c, In y ev. there CO. he ~ Ilalt t.-i OH. t.i
81 oEcs i"lsi re rsl.
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g.s,.sTICAL NOTICES.

! nm, .,,,. 900 q ne I.th ~ 80 g., told
....... l.'o'tu &c uuH4" ' ~. Lo-Li.y co oi
..Y 80. AZ - iu' - 60 . o., NJ. l.'b'
b.. a, lttf .A,t, j. n, - ~ f.u 81 'O.ulL.t.nu
..,i.A. nv ~ = FOO a .- ,,g-g, ili3 a.. uithi
&c.. oct .iv "a. t:'hs ,f4ls % - "a Of iiIr g. .
- IN 80. b. 'H.t'Er., Us g. .ltnt y, ke-'
l..sll. OWES. ta.'tusi. lilUNAs AhAi!a
r...-'.'f ~
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'tssAlsE NOTICES.

A. 4 nHE1i,G or TIE MASTER snip.
~ 80 CIV l0k l.. .,k,rt. Js's car ahs
Ofe- HH9'3'. he'd on kprts r. - b = Oc.chs-,
II .l-r ~ go 'rsf tIA' he ctfnsnd To-
b. ,tv.c ~,ec, ~ 'ues =. I'd i0f sshofe -h'p-
sf.sl. aIl FHF rti'e
.f .ouf rot s-,.dai io 81. se t'.
' 20, ,.,f - O i.. g., agelss,c' fci tnc =
.a,v.. r.ll,ve rs. 'ho s1ssr.s q a. v-i
- I. 90 "a' rr.. ''r s1'. or D.. c.
..H j. cav ettr Iey sH.r
....a lttt'ln 60 " ., he .,-st,ie. a ne
.I, lc.sti ctr'. Ter sr'tis .
Us tt8..;.!'Tsat "a i;se fff ,r'e' e. - ~
. s... ...s,.l 10 ia. r. b - tAG 'ul3 v. -
.t-.veis,',. 800 q All We ,tt~
'... 49,. &C., .li rt,t.8 ~ i1s g-esgs,iJ o. II.
..i... .t-.tf-.t.
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PUBLyCATIONs. &c.

ERASCIS s SMITH
L IN, world rsso .nei author of"Evsle.n wnrn.-
= Maze, tbs CtilG Of Cnsi;y," snt other pobais ,
tsi.s, %! sor-n. e,.n'~t,.y g,ntHs
M 10 b. H;i'hLl
NEW ~ VIA.
nv 3Guk SE.xLi,
ELADT Toitl,
Ff-irt
WUrTT EAGLE. TuH AvfSGFR
wiiirE LAiiT,- lily AvtSGLH.
INV srrr. OF Yiis sEErlyNysr
TuT J.iDf ~. IHb SELL AESi.
~ iRASCioS sli.
UY gEANC'~ =. >NiH,
~ i'tNsFl., q. Nj tn. 1870
,rh,- o'",v.. 80 " .son," :" - tn, Child o.
q sSt..s "i..o "a. 80 Ilaea.o.,' Lillian, re
fia@,sN. Of ~ ,aJ saek- - NE eerhi1ct.
a..i- sii.t,l v I'll tuch tor-umm.;e 'siu snd ~.
- a. r. cAs tir rrtd n crt 20 iesp Al excite
-neu' Ii,cll ias., I've al enp"', ac'' o. c.iI
snd pen Ft. -ri't'f 'tetD'tic ehhlcttf. I'hV
T.. 'u4eq' - auing @usu.,f.
lrsSrN -fONn " tthLY nf9f sale ~ ever
I'd siNCLAtg TotsfY, wholesale Asen'
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ANY PERSON HANi:G LOsroN Fts
a isd. . hl,ot md an Tl rier s.r',t FIeolsv /
i.In4till nffa5 AN. vii - ire@l, glseu ~
a .i.L... lfi =. ti..up'!trN n r.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-11-12

nCG LOSr-sl1 RIM ARD-STLAI
~ 70 :! Hd :.'t -, ss,ly " nee.ls, .n31'
email H.tCk so tNr terrier, Shi.r .pJt 90 81
hal on ,,s;heg 20 a., 'lNlE, w. hic2s1Gr
a.Nca d., a,ov' -csar, sil 10 psiI q. ms 81
% .hlv. .dd.,t.u ~ HEAVIER q,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-11-12

EAWNBKOXAk'S t-rRlpAT il>
i nri~.. ~ fttIsIS, Ht,tlrtN. ia tle .ts
'ng-is i. New B,-eQ. .slRe sai'. valuable p.'io
gsoa, ~ OF lie. CT DIP {. n,LoHGf, ~ 2!y Ret
'i,o.ayIy Mods, ia;.e 49, 1f incu and mus
cio'a ns ssi otlD Vslu.5i.s ~ order OF lkip.-
sfRf,'> As
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DunLu ADMINISTRATIONS Shii.-
WILLIAM Writer'S. Acct, aeeI Inc unst.
siruei al. sri', ths a. sd - STABLES ~ In
street. r.uC u see. coach 9, h,, 'csF. hove
tod furniture. fI0i-~i., I. ny order OF L u.
BRADFORD. Puh,ic 4 .,niS .,~l.of.
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NNlI LIhai AEIOiI, AUCi iONFtK,X :
w hcc = i..t EosdNsy. sell, ,tis tAy, IN
'a'', = !t< o'c!oet, ITO .oes ard .Iirt" Of n
H0l sSlstUi 'r'.N l''uot ''us. V - iT y'ftrS
Hr,t-r -. .p..p'iA l,,- pump =" courtI Al
&C.,. ita's i.a,tes, idufou. sci,sk sod ifish f.s
k"Ts, TtuGs ~. 90 trs1 ilu. lot,e,, -. ~
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stiHtNtO OK SlOlrH--OS TIE
:. ~. NJ lCtr. IA HON ~, L d-ra.
-! tf-.., IA hotst frsr.'si w. '~'i1 1 :
So, q rL.Cl hoIF ~ ...Q- itr 'l' Il y
ed. f.iv.r ste ~ och s,t.c. IIorre'
A..D. a liDtrs. rec! a.. DO pa { q
f.iD.iur t.g hose "a gag % uis , p. ~
90 - rut. io- ~ a.. e bctIDNAi g.
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g. y, - s"G,fA. MLH,lNG
o. o.: SO .n,ru O.. '.-Hrrr y, = = 80 iie'.
.. .t ..Hi''s ~. ~. ..ls lab.., > " e. =. -
.... 80. ..r .q.,.4.i 3. s.f..I. b. ouer = h
-. s.Itt.N, E'.'.d.Lt 'O.lt AAi H.
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.sCs,ON NOTICES.
| rOSirIvr sAIn or

a fONi I'VE SAlf or
tLFIANl IJJ -ktipin FURNITURE
Tiuo as . teruo-n. n2 Coon he e. ne rich II
. .' 70 M u 'u,. .,. 20 - .,e'H, :.
-. 'lini. - GA ss..r'I, oak md mahoss.y, PEI
~ rorta ~ e.tior 'uits IN strie .nir >. ina
min r1rt amor tc. -rh esp u. >, Istlv brouE 80
p.iJl mas. ,.cn 81. o., civ wars, cut ssJ su.rl
-, .is.tsti ?. lho stole WI bs psIvmpt q
,od, fnin " -hins. lgc
AUCrlOH SALE - ELEGANT Hous,ho'
LAu ,uI,, IN, "a thsf-l,y J T.. r AEUGE
go. Natf = wet - a.. n ar rtn avyli II coo
sss..' pi.rtfsrie, suite thr.or aud ch.nb.i furn
t.rt' pa b,doin', eoct., table cutlery, &c. i
AUCTION SALE Of GENfEAI uUiISt
.A"oj au ni:u,e, enhr,cine cv.rythins ncc"s.t
a. /; ST., ,e,lnt ra'r e,b st, bet % AID 81 .v,.
I l. ESGLRHAR!. No. 20 ROWhRl
- sAuo'ioncer, rii eel TIA lay. a; ~ c'clo-is
ssrse ls'n'' q dry std sse, s00a. .ue ius. asa
iNI U09GtTi. ACCI, WjLL SEN
@ urs 9 ..s ss. :, ' tss 9 "s: n:
l,;. 81, e, ":,tin. efb a,: : 81. ,n.is.n st't,.a
&C., q. III
DXEE'S StLf- ". \ LEVI
ic'.ors.r. ~ii seii (. Thl1day. nov. ie,h,!
az, \. Pycrt,rofJ l. Z !. SI,r.oS. ~
DAw NnROKHns SAif-lHiS DAY, Y
L JVIlS MOI yiAcH, :: sas' vEo .t,sy, Lts
..io; - ~hi.s ssd sfr, enact, oi,s sh.rts Ia
afAv'u, ossIcesb Ian'. ard vcits, rcmnan.s of II
sus..lta, and oi7r sJ's, tAro eIsaes Tor e,sf
! UA N'fsIkOKkfS SAlE--B WEAVE.
, IS, -li wE thV fsy, { 49, Nun So, l
o'iot ~ IIss A.softmont 81 ,o!s, ne pl',Rd
| ono var a,d upvsTds, consisting OF co,',, VI.
X - S' "fd;r w. & Nv wg.i' f..n ies
DAWN BKOXAkS FRIDAY II.
cc'~s. ~ siS.i,INirtN. ia ths 10
! 'oo-'s New b'-e9 :,,ss 'as. vsluIble p..ie
| ,.o.!yIy Mods, is',e 49, Of neu and Y N. :
'io'a ns ssi ether ssIs.b'ss ~ order OF iKlp,'
| ar.RG'> lls
Duulh, ADMINISTRATORS Sal r.
| WILLIAM WllTEhS. Acct, aeei Inc unst'
Hts.t. rt.iG 4 80 Il .s. cc:c6 ,,b,rSes,. sop.
, tod furniture. s.oi.~,., /. Ny order OF Els
! BhADfuLD. rehiic .'nis "ra:of.
| CuEVirF's SALE HJOP SKIRTS, &c
- -kicHAkD " Nj rs. Aactf. y u MI an
3. Fn 49,, -" = Y'e'i. - ms u.s. loop ~ ~,
skho, ali syt. And pu i.', With squ,ntity 81 IL,
EXIT .,oo., sonsi,,,ns 9. Nts, n.iss', hoots 1e
noods etc ,!.o, .esrI ,nsehine,. aus r'ity ia ~
nehes. aud o's.r rlsLoiM.9' inc -r' ,,r'' saat {
Kill D.r,, sSna Ai.o' ;um 1D' hoe and -.
! ] EN. cav to't,Bs 6GIre, wagon AId hArn~'. w
:, HERMAN q GO, AuCrES-SAI
| -. Friday nov l3tn, q, ~ O'Clock, e'r9 West o
sL.rs.scs Of wio;.s ,nd siluer'' yi1 - lMss a.
vh,kes, chanpasue End other viuss ",nG
wv LIAM ABBOTT, AUCliUNtEH,k Is
w hce lat Roadway, eel, ,tis dAy, r.
'd,', - !t'< o'c.oct, tla Oct ard .I,pr". o n
'o isis sut 'r'.9 l''rot ''uis ~ - igr yftr
." ',,' i' ,a sen..L .aa lP.s
| A"fs, T'uts, I'-.c frsoiit' iot,e', -. -
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I,fUnrh.TT 10 RO)ttES-Ai A Special
le.'nt e. ths NV ss,- sna Aet,! Eoofcrs' A,-o
c.atisr. nod ol Iucsi>y ev1ti3s Scy, tJt, 4. ftsr
- on !IO uC svs 600 utious s.rs var, 'n'. %
At sit.r ~. ity u.r esoh rist,hp e1-lsld r",If
:, u~y, $50 O. ~. o. E9rdsy rrtGing SO x
ci,'.Jn a 40 >ievs rurrlsr. ALFRED PARNiR,
.r, .fttT. tsfktLI. Sec ~
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w.. .'~t 'ArlkN'AAr ~ B3Con-
.a. '..~i h4'.. tnr''., % '''..'"' Ua',,
..l.-. 80 ~ Hul, C'sirn.Ars JOAN ~ A.,
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, g., $50. a. SfLC. H. MliiINh
r,,.. II H.cr q b ttuI :th A.. 7 i.- y '
$50. =. .'tt '... 200 e CO So. u. 40 -.
'.'.r. Il c., IlCAAtL LOlr.,.-Li res.
.,NN ti 3. ~. III
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I'l. CDstl' iDEEb.' Ji.tDL lNi,..
4 s.... i.e ia,uts- & .li. .,.~, pi".,.
r,... "a ..- . 1 . NJ .c,s.. y 45...tt 4, t,-t
a y oc..,i. eve ~ roug 80 - le sk-inh.,nt
d, - mtH',.y, tht -iQr, { VII t. re- ',..sy tyr
,e.- iloaisr tn ls = s-'ft. ''Nietti"I q rrtl.
S'.t.r,. o .t. '..f iLi,5t.t % outr ~ orJ't Of
" ,illlb ..., r'e,ii.nt. l.. VA IiLRl!L,
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: o.. Il. 30 ll.--llih ufFlCkRS AND
l =. dcnh.r' r'is ,lc''si 90 ,''-td .meei NJ o
f,,, evSu,Is, -, MT - n'e 't' - set their
"a. CAr't. 81 t,'h a. ~ u.usE =. sC..t o ,
'1ss; = vet ~, sec. ~
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=. nee 80 TIE CL0Tl.!'G CUrlE Frs
,rs1lsr u si1yo' tas C.o.hirs Cu'I-rs ~
lfi. - D. | ,ilaud 20. 90 Iab so,y cgs.ius, =
a. r.gi .'. t. ASA 10. ~ - p19t1is' .
30. J D. ~ o.. fs..., lu,'nA. ~ u. ga o.
.'''surs ~ b. t.asIeI,t. " Jrdtt % tie Goa
sIl 60 i3
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.jlt.-1l.Er Will bE 4 "NSktAi.
. tIr,,tig 10 .H, - lAvr,nen', = - n,r, l'i
"a t.e $3.50 N,A.f !i,l, J.. - -: ar .'h t'r' IA
Itur,d. r,r... so, i.ti. at, COCOA 4 psn
d 49,, .r.-l az q. ..t..-"'.. - rrtnr e.. By
g.. -, LIiAHLE- AitEN, t,s,' nAhiiN l.tt'
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-. g.. 30 "A SIECIAl MILLING
= L. tne shove 50. si.l b. hy.a 81 .sr-A', 49,
2 , = and TN are ca lnuii,IAS 'hs l.. l. NIT. he
., tstse piiN 81 Ary it.i. lied g. sttrut on H.
tc.t..t % 90. ., Oid,I VI 4. IAaPBELL- ~.
y, a An = "a
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r. -, -
.jAv attrl-
- lfi, rttl-
lYh
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N.v.I.a - LkElENS-A MSEIiNG
., 20 b..d ~ On liesb Sii,h Wsid Hots- COT
g.. Of .uft- .uI .. nt.t to Thur. isv ut, isih
iust 1trt s1.inc,e o. .np,rTtlrs ~ bc'Ltp.sAi pe
tore H. mecAas. By ora.r OF "a or, sits-e
co.. JANE sth.iE. ser
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4 h.4GLhE Sl'.tD SEeIING or
-. - A.i'ieys tioy uil - I'D 81 s.I
J. 't-. nsfs AZ ~ uu.E .at m MT IT. ~ y
..Hf'. srr W,ul'st srct fe'Hd g. - l''a'fI, -
.'' $50. =, G,s',g. iiuport.rr1 - the = GA WI
90 ..sCt'i ~ nld ? DOT ALI tkhut fGS,
V r.. 4. DpN. - sst
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! "a 81 Lrooa n public ,u,i tint thi, Inurdv
er.l, , : v,llp rl2 is't. - .l.I Ilai', eerncf Of
t'aur ,ui 9Th ,tr' I. speaking ky A-sIrs Bergen,
iI,, an :, t...fi..r, sVJtr 10 u, and othets IDs
!r..I 'l..rf Sc 4 ~ ~ ,ipE 'pr.a - tlui heti
g.. ~ Isr '". ~. t. ,na - 81 ~
: u If.,,N. e ,. O.. ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-11-12

< / - \ III pAlhLi.S ATIhN ZION --AL,'
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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-01-02

TnE 1OTn CAVALRY DESTINED FOR
SouTH CAROLINA General Hunter.
in command ot the troops in SDn,h
Carolina. d s'res COM OF reg'.
men's o. Ohio c,vslrv TO be a ided
to HE commend. G,verntr L, d
has spec fi.d the l0th Ctvalry. Col.
Smi'h, now AT Camp Cleveland. az d
one other whose number we have
not learned, tor that service. Mnjor
Thaypr ia now in Columbus Tor the
purpose OF obtaining equipments for
the regiment. They will p$cce' d
rom here to Washington, where il
10 expected they will receive horses.
The time of their departure is n"'
vet stated. The regim.nt will he
filed mp from the Sth cavalry, nov
a. Damn GAS.
The 10Th Cavalry will probe bl,
participate in operations agsins'
Charleston. which will not probsbl,
he long DELAYED. They NAV quar-
ter their chargers in that treason rbl'
city ere long, # Clece'and Leader.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-01-02

TnE VANLuE M,rrxR.-We have been
derelict in duty in not keeping the readers
gress OF the Vanlue matter. The condition
of affairs is about as follows:
Mr.. Prosecutor Brown took the prelimi.
nary steps for a suit TO recover the money,
whereupon the Court appointed Commits
sioner to examine the books. Mr.. John
Ross, formerly Auditor OF Wood county,
was appointed said Commissioner. Mr,
Ross is said TO be competent and honest
and we have now some hopes that this long
delayed matter may be settled. The coun
ty has needed this money long time, ana
The Prosecutor should see no time is lost il
gettl3g it back into the Treasury.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-01-02

TnrEvIsG. - Two boys about thirteen
years OF age, William Smith and Gerald
Fitzgibbons, OF this place, on Sunday last,
stole from the house of Mr.. Jacobs, the
grandfather of one of the boys, ffty.twc
dollars. They Immediately left town. The
police were sent after them and succeed
ed in catching ,hem-sesrch was made, ant
the money found upon their persons. Tn,
boys were then released.
William Smith is known TO have been en-
gagged in several thieving acts. Such Ju
yeniIe Iascals should be sent TO the Sta.
Fam. There is a gang Of sixteen or eight
cen boys, between the ages Of ten and III
teen, who make business Of small thiev
ing, who need the attention ofthe police.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-01-02

Nnw BAR ROLE The dispenser
OF stmulants to those who rtqneD'
the bars ol Boston, have had u con.
v,ntion, and decided TO advance the
price OF liqnor from ten to thirteen
cehts-two drinks for qu rter OF .
dollar. Some proposed that Instead
Of raising the price. an extra quanti
~ OF water should be added; bn'
this WAS opposed and defeated. oI
the ground that it was now difficuN'
% keep the contents oithe dec .n'er'
from freezi snd that an addition
OF water would be sure to produce
destruction of the glassware by j 'cl
Frost.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-01-02

CR.cKERs Mr.. W. B. Curtis has now in
successful operation, a tre Findlay Bakery
an improved Cracker Machine that is capa
Bile of turning out fifteen barrels Of crack
erS per day. Mr.. Curtis is making prepara.
tons to mann lacthre Crackers, Soda Biscuit
&c , extensively, and he ought to receive
the patronage of the county. He max as
and b, purchasing of him freight and 9th
er expenses are saved. Beside oil this ev'
| erything like home manufactures should b'
| fil orders in few days.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-01-02

READ lT.-Evely patron Of the Jefferso-
nian should read carefully the letter of Col.
Leonlsas Melcalfe, on the first page OF to-
days paper. 1t fully endorses the Enamel.
patton policy of the Administration, and
coming from the source it does, is entitled
TO consideration. Col. Melcalie is Ken.
tuck ian and a STAKEHOLDER, yet he, having a
a heavy money interest in lhe institution,
IS willing TO sacrifice 1t, knowing that by
its destruction alone can the Government
be saved. How sinking the contrast be
tween Metcalle and Maynard and VailandIg x.
ham and Bright The first have dlrect
inte,est IN the continuance Of slavery, ye
prizIng the Government they sacri 6ce then
Interests thatlt may live. The laltef with
out dollar in slave property, place 1t abov,
their Government, and insist upon its pres
eIvston, even though It destroys The coun
Try. The FIRST arc palrIols--lhe latter IN
meanesl tools OF traitors.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-01-02
GREAT Fuss AND LITTLE Wo

GREAT Fuss AND LITTLE Wo l.
Notwithstanding the great amour,
of talking that has been INDUCED in
by the butternut party in regard Ia
military arr, sts it app, are that bn'
ten citizens of Ohio have arrested
or disloy atty. out o. the hundreds
that deserved it, and more too. o.
theae, tour were taken TO CAM
Chase, four were taken TO 9 I'M
Mans field, and the remaining twr
were imprisoned ont OF the Safe
Those confined in the State had ,
spe, dy ox animation OF their cases
and the whole ten have bean releas
ell.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-01-02
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.

The combination II ingredients In these
pills is the result of Il long aud extensive prao
tice. They are mild in their operation, ana
certain in correcting all Irregularities. Painful
Transformations, - removing AL obstructionS,
whether from cold or otherwise, headache.
pain in the side. palpitation OF the Heart,
whites, all nervous affections, hts'erlrs, Va
ticue, pain IN the hack and limbs, &c., disturb
ed sleep, which arise from Interruption OF na
ture.
DR. CHEEEsNIAN'S PILLS
was the commencement Of u new era in the
Treatment Of those irregularities and obstruct
tions which have consigned so many to rkk.
MAryRE GRAVE. No female Oygcsn enoJ a
health unless she Is regular, and whenever-a
obstruction takes placlth bee, the general he u
gins to decline.
e' DR. CuEEEsMiN'S PILLS
are the most eiIcctua remedy ever known for
Nil complaints peculiar to females. To AL
classes they are Invaluable. inducing rih GER
tainfu. periodical regularity. They are known
10 thousands throughout the country, having
The sanction Of some of the most eminent Phy'
sio,ans In America. Explicit directions. sta
ting wheu they should not I've used, with eacl
b.x-,he Price 81 per box, containing IRON Of
TO GO Pills. ,..,.
Pills sent by mail, promptly, by remitting't'
tho Proprietor. oldhy druggists generally.
II. b. HUTCHlNG, PRoPRIEroR,
20 Cedar street, New York.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-01-02

THE REv. Il. j. GRAVES oi Ricl &.
mond, who has Just r4,urncd 10 that
city from few weeks stay at III,
North. publishes a statement in lh
Enquirer, in which he tells the co
pie ol the South that the North j.
pros paring: that the West finds It
more profitable to export i'm pro.
ducts than it formerly did to se'
them Sonth; thai the Manufacturers
Of tho East meet r, ady sale at hig'.
prices; that there is no respect o. q
financial breakdown, and that South
ern independence will not be 81.
cured by any diesentions OF politicaI
parties at the North. lie warns hi'
readers to prepare for a long snt
fierce war.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-01-02
And further DO il

TAxrs.-The crowds OF people who al
tend the dai lily levees Of Treasurer Huber,
are surprised to find that their taxes are
no, so heavy as they were last year. with
the Government Real Estate Tax added
The Locofocos howl about mismanagemeni
and corruption at Columbus, but we would
like to know Democratic Legislature that
managed TO reduce expenses in time of war,
Every mans tax receipt is refutation o.
their talk.