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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-02
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No. 90 Nassau st New York.
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TO CONsUMPTiyEs.

THE Advertiser, having been restored TO health
in a few weeks, by very simple remedy, after
having suffered several years with sever, lung
affection, and that dread disease, Consumption
lsauxons to make known TO his fellow-suaerers
the means Of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy OF the
prescription used free II chargel with the direo-
tons for preparing nd using the same, which
MA, kRoscnrrIs, &c. The only object Of the al
ser,iscr in sending the prescription is TO beLeft
the afflicted, and spread information which he
conceives to be invaluable, and he hoTes every
sufferer will try his remedy, as il will cost them
nothing, and may prove = blessing.
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg,
Kings County. New York.
May lsddwsm
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-02
KeMl Estate .1gency.

YNfiE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE ENTERED IN
to eopartnershp for the transaction OF n
general Real Estate business. They will give
their attention TO tho buying sell ny and renting
OF real estate, paying taxes, collecting and am
transactions that fall within the legitimate line
Of their business From their long residence :
both being Z" old settlefs"-and general familiar
ty with real estate operations, they fatter them
selves they will be able 10 give satisfaction to all
who may entrust their business TO them.
UFfics-Post Office building, sec md floor.
A. SANDERS,
j. NJ. ELDRIDGE,
Davenport, Arril !, 1863 diff
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-02

Will aAN Nphi thi&ts NHOh Oht t0iHN .
Lafayette lhiuks that the rebellion will
die of ex austion; traDkln sees ibe
ED approaching, as tie South must
give up Tor want Of mechanical ability
10 compete against Northern mechanics:
Wilbrriorce sees hopo only in negro
army-knox.
4" Well" exclaimed the President,
"opiuious d fer among the saints as well
AS among the sionets. They don't seem
to understand running the machines
among the celestia's much better than
We do. Their talk and ADVICE sound
very mncb Ike the talk Of my cabinet
don't you think so, Mr.. Welles p
"Well, | don't know will ,bink the
matter over and see what conclusion to
arrive at"
Heavy raps were heard and the alpha
bet was called for, wbe That's whats
the matter" was spelt out.
There was a shout OF laughter, and
Mr.. Welles stroked his beard.
That means, Mr.. Welles," said the
President, shat you are apt to be long.
wiuded and thiuk the nearest way home
Is the longest way round. Short cuts
IN war times. ] wish the sprl,s could
tell us how to catch the Alabama"
The lights, which had been partially
lowered, almost instsutane onsly b, came
80 dim that ! could not see sufficiently
to distinguish the features of any one 10
the room, and on the large mirror on
the man,el-piece there appeared the
most beautiful though supernatural pic.
tire ever bsheld. 1t represented . 70,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-02

QUESTIONS WELL PUr.-The St. Lou;.
Republican wants to know if Union
Lssgusm consists of sinking the par
t'san 10 the patriot" why it is that there
should be two rival organizations, the
fr'ends respectively Of Chase and Sew.
ard 1t will trouble the disciples OF
this nsw faith to give satisfactory 40.
ewee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-02
MISCELLANEOUS.

B0ssNlses GSsea Penst Oses.
JAMES r. LANE
Is NOW PREPARED TO COLLECT ALL
i claims for bounsies and Pensions.
BOuntles.
SOLDIERS. discharged In conseqr once of wounds
received in battle, or who have served two wears,
are entitled 10 800 bounty.
Pensions.
]. Inraiid soldiers d sabled since March 4th.
1881, IN the army or navy.
z. WidcOs of soldiers dying of wounds re-
ceived, or OF disease contracted in the mill tsry
or naval service.
- Ch,dren under is years Of such deceased
soldiers, II there is no widow surviving, or from
the time OF the widows remarriase.
4. Vothsrs Who have no husbands living Of
soldiers deceased as above, provided the latter
have lett no widow, nor children under l6 years
and tho mother WAS dependent in whole or in
part upon tho dc leased for support.
B. Sisters, under l6 years, OF such deceased
soldiers, dependent on them tor support provided
there are no rightful claimants Of other Of tn
three last preceding classes.
cH Also collects Back Pay.
Apply TO JAMES T. LANE.
Once southeast corner Brady and "a streets.
Davenport, April 8. 1853 d5m.
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Jam ES M. lSAIZELL.
JACOB LiIZEN.

DRACTlCAL DYER. PARTICULAR AT
tention paid to dyeipg Cloths, Silks, velvsts,
or Garments Of any kind-to give any color de
sired. Third street, two doors west Of Iowa
north side lmyl5 div
The mountain Democrat., 1863-09-05
NOTICE.

Ii persons having Accounts Or Claims ef ary
"A Stud against the late hrm Of CARTER 4 LID
"IU, VII nieAst present them for payment. and an
persons indebted thereto VIII please call and Arf1e
the same with c. B HOLMES, hi the odd place u
Carter Lndrig ,;be Atlantic Mn LuT1beT TArd,l in
Diamond SPRING. Es he has been authorised seth
al unsettled business Of the firm
All persons haViug unsettled business Of any kind
With t'e hrm VIII please oOme iorSard AID stteDd %
II, a. ibe decease Of Nj. Lndwg readers the settle
Deni Of all accounts Necessary
F Mr.. HOLMES vii keep constantly on hand
al extensive AsROI tneni Of
LUMBER OF ALL KINDS!
DOORS, wRDow-sAsH, ETC, ETC
GEO H CARTE,
Surviving Partner Of the firm Of Carer I LadSR.
Diamond Springs, Jane eth, lssS.-u
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argaI advertisements.
SUMMONS.

S'TATf ~ CNI IF0RNJA County of r. por,aa-
= - la the District Court q lie Il.h JsdIcal
h.siri,;.
Action hrcrg'; in The District Court Of the EIry
en;h Judicial h.irct, and the complain, filed IN he
C"u-'y = II bor-du. IN tie ufIce ~ the Cl-,k Of
sad Ps'i'rt Court ~ aad 'nr said County and STAT.
1n- P-ciie 81 the STATE Of California 10 n
hEEElCk, Dr',uiart. t,t-rtins
N"n ar hereby .tq .sIsi 70 Rppear in an action
brought against rru ty : II. pyts, plaintiff IN The
Dis'ict Court - itv EkTeniS Judicial District, Ii
AID 'of t!e t0uHiy OF l. Dorado. and 10 answer the
COMPLAINT g. d tc;t.- % IT, - day II June A b
i>di. within ten days .eXcla.v- ~ the day Cf SER
Ncel h:'cT 'hc seTVIcr ycg of this SunmOns-h
served SHh'n uiis county, i seTvrd cut Of this
county. hui u.:'in - Js'c.Al District, within
tSrUty lay; or. served 0ui q: said District then
S'.h'H toy asys-ur J4irE.sL; ty d<tagt Uil Be
t@kru agAi4.; va.
TA- al acton i. trc-r'' . .k.A.. ir4Pu.nt
ae-is JS lar ik- e. as y ls> dar taaint.E
60 U;i- ute fghirei A.i sstrhiv-u d.4iAr. Balance
- account sod 'r sgI3rJ amount. - ID by piG 90
'..r q cunt at y"Gr rrquest. amounting to ttts
"'-l' - Joy account made part e conPlainI, .
{. :! " Stith h"TvHfh AcC-mpAni-S,-Abd ycu
i4i 10 1lTvar and answer the said complaint a.
AhFt required. Tie P.aitl1G Uin tAkc JBAgurHl
e ~ v"- for sAid o. tss 81 l'-i and costs,
a. dag 10 N, rrAtrf ~ KAid ccF- plant
N@L-ss, H"r h , Nyrrs. J s9rs uf AID District
Cou-i % - Er'-u;A |1dcisi p,siF1cs.
- A:'eG. Ey tAni. ard The seal ~ sah
L Court. 10 and ieF sAA CcsRiy Of " porSAs,
- ber~'> faxed. al ctber the City Of Pa
erfV-!,. iEls ibt IL day % Jure- A. d l~s2
THOMAS B PATTEN, Clerk-
4 true copy ci :he arleinal SAIssDosa Au<ss:
THOMAS h. PATTEN. Ciert
sIhoertot "iitAcs, At.!'s icF ri'E I.GssIaH1
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Attendant and Resident Physician,
Suf1er not! When a Cure is Guaranteed
IN all RtaRes of Secret DiseaseE.

or all diseases. the great hrEt cause
Springs from neglect Of Natures laws.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-09-05
REDUCTION IN PRICES
TO SCRSCRIRERS,

4 TTENTIoN is called to the following list Of
"A American and Foreign Periodicals, for which
receive Subscriptions Permanent arrangements
having been made by the United States Govern
ment for the carrying oil the mails from the Allan.
tic States by steamer three times month, Am
ready to receive subscriptions 4t q much lower
rate than formerly. The same care and attention
will be paid to the forwarding OF all packAg for
which tins estAblishmen has gained snch An enva-
bile reputation throughout the Pacific Coast.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-09-05
-h.1k:-.ceSs IS tie l.. 3e.t!ve 10
G-.tt-ce.

CiF-T'S- p --T3- Jni,--ig'..d &. ..-. a. l..
taa.''- I'.>. v taa' t~ A. '.r'Glsif lug 'e
h- ,t g aF -'-1 VII e jr-1- arc,f ,-'.. 10.
~ .f."' =. ~ b- utth.:r., ts-s .- D., du;t q,
t.. lioh.. tApis-s b., Iaast s'urere rra;itaa, t.
II : : sait1V a- ;.s -.,--rla - re- Wv q j,
tra.'h. bore Jawt ry iA- distressing ,yr,r'rr!.
.NH'y-ii g. ~ = els r-ac1,-t, 81 C1r"sigui4lh-
ia.s... a. ~.. --lrrs>-# Z 49, AZ o.. I'D uNs.
lie - ~ e,ea ~, r.r,3 tag al.r siI.-, Z
c. s.. .' Wv 'Da'aaI., g. l'e =. e; o.. acri.f
-. E.a- -'. ai.. 2 Av al Er.i --.-d-- 2 ..-,
o. i'.a..- 81. i.;'r;arrr-0ut A-As! 4'tef - Wis
md - '-'- .L-tl.s l..u.-,t.. ' ',"r 'r.a;tc-
found x L.! h.. --'--ahI, LCrr3. .;-i ,:.4. e.. -,-
liti ;he syn p;";i- iscA4It Tav.t A.arr.C u ;.-f
torture ana, b, c toi5 ~ on- HAT NY -,ae. r.
ing pr!neILIy r.-:D,d 10 tht tra medicine
wouio be o. little col>":atHct G-.;lA -ed q eve!
regHnine uir iicz,5. s'reAr. 4pG rutrgy sEd - 4
last resort, AND Il! b.; :a..; hrye cail.G GJ.L
Dr.. CzSIRay. W,C- Lfitf EXAMINING rAv case. IRE
scribed somt Medicine which alu,os iastLnlly svlry-
te ne a. the du pain AID dlzz d. ny htAd -
Encouraged by ;is result. r+solIrG IlAc. myself
immediate! under tls cGr" and by strict tlsd eprt
q al his drectors huG kcr-cs, my head beca ue
clear. my ideas collected. the constant pAr in rly
back and grbsns he weakness Of my limhs The ner-
rous reactou ef nv whole body on tie ehgt tt-l
alarm or excitement; the IniSHntf rspy ED5 tvI
ftrthoc nrS the self-Gi>usi ana wsli a. confidence
ViLtrS. TIT inckp2Ofy Il G:RdT kIa ~ res-
oui'ou. ihe frlghtiu exciting, and al times pleas
urahie dreams at night. followed by involuntary DIS
charges. have all disappeared; aud in fact. IL Two
mo!:Gs afi>r hsrHE crnSa.ird the Doctor iv as !:
Inspired by new hfr-ihai tie which. hut sha1t
time age. contemplated te enc by MT oEu hand.
With d view Ia guard tbe unfortunate from falling
int the SnRres of Incompetent qu8cks, deem my
duty 70 offer tt.s teS;imuuV 10 tie merit and ski Of
pt CzauERy. and recommend him 20 al who rnGy
stand IL need a. medical advice. being assured by
my cwu experience. that under has care, = rad
zeal and permanent cure will he Effected
r y FILLMORE
StGfe ~ California. County Of SAT- F-sucisco -
Subscribed 4Dd sWur1 ,o betort mt th!s IA dsy II
April. a i. lN56 Signed
JOIN MIDDLETON. l. 81
NotArE puIllLr
The mountain Democrat., 1863-09-05

Remark able lnNIanCe Of Medic al
RelItI-!.,t.W p-!.. .l.- -t.-; . -4 g, e % -.,
- 80 .-fr.t-s = "a -.s q. {, 81, a., Shf. AAv-
10 r-.,r--ro tF.4r f.Ia-' Aes'' uud r I,ii-a 1t
crl;t1cr, rGtc t1cE1 rh..' AID --turG.'I
Ecta; a.-- ;.t -i-i,tst-', krt -,-.2lt.. IS =
ata"y f-f Y c..,A.4- . s-.,,;y .1; ;.--. ous I
c raid ;i''r ''ui','y. . ~ .sd ;ilelr J..
-sAi IL tsy Attentive. q IT, ...s::c
The mountain Democrat., 1863-09-05
MfntraI anO Surgical
DIR. L. J. CZA LAYS
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL
/ \ s TIT Ut Z,

IEsTIT TIE,
SdcrdmeAto Gtreef, LelOsc Montgomery, oPPostse
Poetic KdH &eGmShip CO'6 04ee,
Sdn Francisco.
Established in 1854, for the Permanent
Cure of all Private and Chronic DIS
eases and the Suppression Of Quack-
cry.
Attendant and Resident Physician,
L. =. Ca4<A--, e p-r~l
Late in the Hungarian Revolutionary War, Chief
Physician TO the 50th Regiment OF HonVeds, Chiei
Surgeon TO the Military Hospital Of Pesth Hungary,
late Lecturer on Diseases of Women and Children,
and Honorary Member Of the Philadeiphia College
Of Medicine.
~. Particular attention paid to the treatment OF
diseases peculiar TO Women and Children Ia
6rT1er HorEs From ~. AN'tiil sP.n. Comma
nicAtions strictly confidential. Permanent cure
guaranteed or 40 pay Consultations, by litter or
address, DIR. L. ]. CZAPkAY,
San FrauciscO.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-09-05
Clothing, Drp GOOOs. Etc.
Another New Arrival
:.
Spring and Summer Clothing
8. BAMBERGER'S
FAaHIONARI.E
CLOTHING EMPORIUM!

Consisting Of -
Fine Black Cloth light and dark cold
Cssairsrs Ccatoi oo,,a
Cashmere AazSeilles and Linen
A large Assortmsnt Of Cashmere, Flan-
mel and Cottonade Suits
Velvet, 6ilAg SAaTSeille0 ana Coss22Re
Also. a Pine Assortment of Silk, Beaver,
Cashmere, China, Straw and Pana-
ma Hats:
A Varied Assortment of Boots, Shoes
and Caters. from the best Manu-
factories in the East, consisting of
Benkert's, Wings, Godfrey's. etc.
Also, . Complete Assortment Of Boys
Gents Furnishing Goods.
Carpet Bags, Trunks, Valises, Etc, EtN.
COLTS PISTOLS, of a.. sizes, oons.aD4ly
on hand.
a. THE HIGHEST PRICE "a
PAID FoR
GOLD DUST q COUNTY ORDERS.
TThankful to nv patrons for former fAvors,
respectfully ask continuance OF the same, and vii
spare no effort to merit their apprHbston.
s. BAMBERGER,
Next door 70 POstoffce ,MEin street.
tmay91
The mountain Democrat., 1863-09-05
ORLEANS HOTEL.
Corner Main and saeTa@sntO St-esrA.
PLACERvILLE, CALIFORNIA,
J. n. Vanderbilt. Pr Opr1etor
Formerly Of the Cary Rsnss5 >-

THE HOUSE having been thoroughly overhAuled
i remodeled and newly furnished with elegAni
furniture, re are prepared to accommodate the
travelling public in finer style than any hoie IN The
city Having had extensive experience As cAterer' =
ali Who may be pleased pAironize the HaPse can
not fail to be well cared for.
Every denartment Of the House ~iil he kept ir
such \ manner NJ te%make il second 10 NONE IL The
State.
-. STAGES arrive at and depart from tht
Orleans from and to all parts Of the STATE
AeAlS-.-...-.-....---..-..''. . ...'''''.';' SS CtS'
Lodging. g.-.-.----........-..oO ana 10
" House open all night. lif
The mountain Democrat., 1863-09-05

DIR. l.. J. CEapkay's Private M.dt..,
Surgical Institute Is on earrameb,o str,s, d nd
Montgomery. opposite the Pacific Mail s.s,Osos 10y
CVmpany's once. sa1 Fr, neisco The n. nseP
free consultations, and asks rernunera,joa 1,s
Ge effects cure. once hours from 3 A. n.toSS
The mountain Democrat., 1863-09-05
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

GTAfE oF CALIFORNIA, County a. u Dcssds
= IL the c..u,tr Cfuri ,t and t.. sad Ccahiy
STA tArEsw"rth vs lbs Cr-cnsrS
Il Tx nS',c' - ;As Ps:Is.,.b # Sxha PK-nswoESl
A. l. sol' e.; ptS;er
Plrsuasi % a. order on fit herrin. TnaSe By tht
u . 'Aisrs J'Il-SsL. i--cr " the Court Aforesaid
i"1ct : t''Ts'h! ftI 70 al the crVdRnrs of sAA
lns'v' =; l'rhrr. Svhs FArr..Uo--A. 10 b< and ap-
ieti d ilfr 'e C,TI airtsai4. At iit CtayI BSuse
:" - tcC-iJ "a, - %: Pace! lis oE The 81
ca! - S-I'Tnt-- ! &c A. Sle t-..aF es 10 S'elsek
o sAa- day. L. shSS n Any they c4hSty
III pTAytf O. .AId 10 vet; d-bsDf should nat b
c'tL."5 LL3 A. assignment Of his rs.Aie be nAde,
A.id h' Se sohArged trOD his dehsE AID iISblE,ss
80 purseAbce - the >tA;n;e r KacG case made And
iiN'e"c Anc, Z. ;'t H'rAn,ln,- L is ordered that
Al od'-iA Frc@=rdnF. aSAins; "a Z rso!veL; arhGOr
te SHyvd.
Wtu-ss ~ h1&d AID the S-Al a. aid
= Curt h-f-io IHEts Al So 4 tie C.iy q
- Il@e erN-i4s, tLs esh- day e. Jaiy. A. D.
80. THo> + PATIEN, tSerk
Il! oG4IS SctlEES- DePSi?.
? HoKSHto~ER, Al, Y Tor Pe.i;iouer. IN
The mountain Democrat., 1863-09-05

The undersigned il personally aeos,,n..,
Henry Wes-ling, and knows that the circpre's,.S Sb
related in The foregoing certificate A.. 'aneeS '--
sAw WsN'5 %~NNaSzE-S s'5,y IN MRess. ana 1.IA As
by DR.. L. }. CzATkay. tLsl A. Ross-ee eSR0
Subscribed aud sSoTn 70 before me, this ia !.
Of October A. D. 1853. a eay
l. 81 p J THTBArLY. Not.r, n.,.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-09-05

CARD.-Prcmpted nv al honest desire OF
my heart, wish 10 lay before The public : case
which deserves hiCh CONNIE ndEton. Dot oulv Is An
ac cf scientific sklil, but Of umani,y also About
tWo Years Ago suddenly, GB6 from causes unknown
10 ne was seized with tt q epilepsy, which, owing
to my inability 70 meet the expenses consequent uT-
br thorough medical treatment, and the discnur-
Agemeni met with attempting il, soon became
such as WAS then led 10 believe a. 10 defy the skin
1f physician. Was frequently. while in pursuit OF
uy calling thrown down 10 the ground without the
slightest warning and although insenSble 10 the ag
onies- yet despisrd the miseries Of nv life. and
soon learned to look upon those who would render
assistance or shelter me from danger, enemies who
sought 10 prolong the existence Of MY miserieS-
bile in this state. and having previous 10 nv attic
tion tasted the sweefs0f hie. once more was IN
dnced 10 attempt seeking aid OF physician and by
recommendation, called upon pr l. J. Czapkay l
told him my circumstances and nv inability 70 re-
ward him for his services regardless OF which how
Sod Twas more resrnrpd To perfect heaIIR,-
Unable 10 reward him for the boon which enjoy nj
p-Hs-vt&Ra go Ic'-s-:r1ro& zEF i.,lc,.est Atss Z
consider due 10 myself and III aftic I'd 10 make
the case public, in order thEi thesen need Of medi.
cal advice may End physician in whom every con.
hdence can be placed
Us MEYH FABLoESKY.
state OF California, County Of San Francisco S.
subscribed and sworn to before this 1st day OF
Ahgnsi, A d 1890. GILBEKT A. GRAFT,
II. 81 Notary Public.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-09-05
HON, c. Z. VALLAN--GEAM-S
AECaEa 50
Abolition, slavery, and the
Civil War.


TNEIS WORN rortA,ns cOU ,ri.It Sr5 trcu-H.t
L copies a. Ny. NA1IANl.. ..aA3'A rc.u.. -.
Sfeeohts, Cn the sutlrC;s ah.Nt utmec. 4 -.
pGrts ~ EarI u;ae1 SPEECHES. III itiLgr<. lTt.-
OetiE, vote. etc. etc. The vnrk AGt been
fLNy edited Gac i IL htAey"c :. pres. II. fa-. :
and correctly. the puItcGl rrrurG AID g,ot =
a uLr " hnst VltNs II :tiaflnI. II :ht cGL-.t q
oEf N@iI"iis tr"uhi-s, anu - sf' renird!e, 70,
ihtn. Er' s;trar;i"s a. Extraordinary AmouLI Q!
puhc A.itItiun.
TIE Wuik l. or good. snr-;lr;.;! pl;,sf $40
pages, large sVo aid a. orIbu, !irl vI:L ',-t
timely t1rcE'rd s;rt4 eugTl'ta ..Aentss u y:
AHA I'D chEIB.
fkIcE-!AreE ro'tYs, 60 cent? t.c'.. e.
delivered b! Ma! o' Lxprcss. llti4.,. ul '-,. ..;
Cf the p-Ict. WArlcsA4t-!4nt, &. ,.... -. ;s-
dozen Ci"ih SsH'-IrAI. i'ar;.;4u.. :, -, I.@.1 ty
iht purchaser.
The rei-.4 prices are l;;is mc-, ;aAl tr,t
NAMED. TLls = necessary IL c,I.~,susut, u.
considerable increase IL The sIz. Of tLs b,oA A.e
the addition O! The engraving.
SEND orders, VIII money eBcip&t Z. % Cu.Gn.aus
Ono, addressed q !. H. I:I.TA y Co, OF. O.
ALDAky, ofct oi The Cr.s.s."
The mountain Democrat., 1863-09-05
NOTICE TO rEACHERs.

TEE COUNTY BOARD OF EXAMINATION Dee
L 81 biAuAId Sl'riIgs the second and FaErth
Saturdays e' each Inonih at ; O'Clock Al
Al Teachers should rectlieci that tleaY ceFtiecAtd
hoid good foI ont year oGly. frur their SAae, AAA
should be renewed ~ . re-exAmi nhtiun at tbe eI-
p.ratbon Of hat time No Teacher can BE lrsAHy
employed, or draw the lsGbic 'aDdA, 81 csrtAsSae
older th2D one year.
MA. LYHDk,
euP'l PDhlie Schools for u lIurhdo County.
p4Gmnnc SPrlHEk August 81. lS62.-af
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-12
91eoTo1nE Cars
ON NIGHT TRAINS Ta
Philadelphia, New York and Baltimore.
FR EIGHT 8 .

T. 1S Il II II Il = #&'
BY this route, freghs of ell deScr ptiop can be
forwardsd % Asds from Phtladclpha New fork,
Boston baltimore. to and from sny poipt the
ksireaas of Ohio, kentucky, tndfsna, Illinois,
Wisconsin, Iowa or Missouri, BY RAILROAD NJ
RECT t3
The Pennsy vAnis Railroad also connects at Pitts
burg . " Sd by AsA GoedteAA We fokxsrA-
ed 10 hfs pofit on the uhio. Muskl ngu,, Kentucky
Tennessee CuEfterfEna. Iltin6is Mississrpi, via.
eonsin, Missouri. kansas, ATk ansse. anc i~d RM-
ara. and at Cleveland, sandusk5 and Chicago with
steamers 10 ali ports on the sprthWu Wuas+ a11AkeK.
hercbaGtsand ShippersentrustnF the transrorta-
tion ftheirF reighI To lais Compals rely vita
eonhdence ohlts speedy transit
The hates OF treiehr
To and from any point In the West h3 tis PeEnsyl-
vania Central Railroad, are al al t.uses 40 FA-
! VoRABLE As AkE CHANGED nv UTitFRRAit-
ROAD COMPANIES.
III. Be particular RIO markpackages, tvsAP4xs.
CxNTRAL k. r.
For Fraigh Contracts or Shipping .Bireetious, sp
the Company.
y, a. STEWART Freight agent, Pittsburgh.
CBSRkE& co, Transfer gents, -
IL. ". BROWN s. CO., Cincinnati, o.
R.G MELDRuM n Co, Madison, Ind.
J. = MOORE. louisville, NY,
" Al. AiKMAN aEo., Evansville, Ind.
H. b, SASS, ~. Latfia. .AIss ailrt.
iARKE & Co, thtceyu III
Ii. htluIM pnIfalnanlA
k A'NffLY, & MONTGOMERY, sfsysyiIIo,
ktnipcks.
VI II. & Z. =. LANGLEY Gaiiipohs %.
IL =. PiLltE Ea CO., ,zanessiiie, %.
N. II. HUDSON. Ripley, o..
r. L-Abi.bRIA, General JrRy eiing Agent
TOR the South ens west.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-12
LIVE STOCK.

Drovers and Farmers " III fin this the advAn-
taFeout route Cor Iis Stock Chparfuns Yards, vet
wAtered aud supplied with every convenience have
opened onthis nd Ii scppnectons and every
attention 10 paid to their From Hxrrtsburwh,
where III befuund every eshy yts, nes fot feeding
and re sting choice IL offered az the PfilLA pEL-
PHA, NEW Y0EK# ard Ih si.gfMokE AAkkEr.
ghis willais br fpund The aAortest quickest and
NEST direct ron g. for stuek 10 New Hork-tvAAllsn-
town and wilt fe@e en- cha TX e tha Ia any other,
ESOCH LEWIS Gene "a fSupt, Altoona, p.
l.. L. HDuPT, Gen Tick OF Agt ,Phiiadslphia
H. II HOUSTON, Generai Freight Agent,
au1dsw Phusd0iphA.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-11-06

THREE REAsoSs. A traveller writes
home 20 friend: From Camden TO
Beltehley, adistAhoe Of forty miles. / travel
Ell along with Mrs. Graves She was
sweet and interesting wonan-so sweet and
interesting that. fastidiOus as am on the
subject. j believe ! would have been will
ing 70 have kissed her. had. however,
several reasons for not PerPeirating this
act First / am such a good husband
woalda'tieven. be guilty OftAe appearance Of
dislOyalty 10 my sweet wife. second, /
was afraid our feIlO~-Passengers would SEQ
me and tel Greaves. Third do not think
Mrs. G.. would let me-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-11-06

A CoSsrDERATE JOcXKr. A jockey in
Maine given to tie tricks Of the trade,
and Who has an awful habit Of swearing.
sold kicking horse TO a good deacon. for
getting 70 inform him the animal had a way
Of handling has hind legs not always agree
able. A week or two afterwards. As the
deacon was riding. has horse astonished
him by elevating his hind legs to the local.
ny Of the 'sdasher.- clear out the wagon
and hAzarding the deAeOn's bones and life.
The next day the deacon met the jockey.
and asked him what be meant By selling
him kicking horse. Why replied the
Jockey. Il thought you were better pre-
pared 10 ride behind him than was, and 50
let you have him