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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-01-06
The West Chester Academy,
AND MILITARY INSTITUTE

AT WEST CHESTER, PENN'A.,
WILL commence the Winter term of five calender
w months, ou the LIST of November next. The course
OF instruction is THOROUGH and EXTENSIVE, designed
and arranged TO prepare boys and young for bust
ness or college Tile Principal, who devotes all his time
% The interests of his school and ills pupils is assisted by
eight gentlemen Of ability and experiences. The German
FTencf and Spanish languages taught by native re-
sdent teachers an advantage which will be readily ap
preeiated by the patrons Of the institution.
The Military Department
Is under the charge of Major g. ECKENDORFF of Phil
adelphia, whose qualifications for the position extern
siveiy known lis duties and requirepents do not in
any way interfere with the Literary DEPARTMENTS, while
enrolment among the Cadet Corps is lett optional
For catalogues, &c, apply 70
WIN. F. AYERS, A. NJ,
septl2-3m. Principal.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-01-06
S5pel iaI NntlreS.
NOTICE.

HE subscriber has This day sold his entire stock of
L China aud Glassware Cutlery Nc, to Thomas V de
kGrmandie Who viii continue The business at the ola
stand No, 3O2 Market street. He cordially recommends
his successor to those who have been customers at the
store M one who perfectly understands the business and
will attend 10 their wants both agreeaby and with
promptneFs. CLEMENT b. sMlIu.
December I, 1862.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-01-06

UNION BANK OF DELAWARE,
Wilmington, January 8, 1868.
NOTICE Is hereby given that an election will be held
In on MONDAY, The I'd day of February next, at the
Banking House. between the hours of and four o'clock
p. M Tor nine directors to the ensuing year.
iand-It. J. Il. WARNER Cashier
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-01-06
DIVIDEND.

MECHANICS BANE, !
Wilmington, Del,
January !, 1863.
mHE DIRECTORS have this day declared Dividend of
three per cent for the last six months (cear Of Gov
ernmsnt Taxi payable on aud after the 10th.
jan2At sAML BIDDLE, Cashiee.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-01-06
THE SCIENCE OF HEALTH
Every Man his own Physician.
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.

II " Ii Ii " w IA . 4 L IL Ii .
The laws relating health exceedingly simple
to be within the comprehension of the most limited ca
pacy Disease is an eilecthe violation Of some prinei.
pie o nature consequently the infractoA OF her laws
writer's classify the predsposing under two heads;
An unheaithy condition Of The StOmach and a de-
PRAYED stata Of The Blood
DISORDERS OF THE STOMACH, LIVER
AND BOWELS.
The Stomach is the great centre which influences the
health diseases of the systenAbused or debltated
by excessrdgesion offensive breath and physical pros
traton the natural consequenceH Allied to the BRAIN
1t is the Of headaches mental depresson nervous
complaints and unrefreshing sleep The Liver becomes
affected and generates bilious disorders pains In the SIDE
&e The Bowels sympahze BY costiyeness Diarrhea ana
Dysenery The principal action Of these Pills Is on the
stomach and the liver lungs bowels and Kidneys partie
pate in their reeuperative and resenerAtve operation
IMPURE BLOOD -SCROFUL0US AFFEC-
TIONS.
Old Sores, Bad Legs Irritable aud lndolent Ulcers
scrofula, Consumption, Salt Rhsum, Kings Evil, White
swelngs, Cancers, &c. are the result Of tainted or i'm
poversha blood By combining with the gobues which
compose vital fluid the antseptc properties of these
Pills nrutraze the humors that degenerate and posi-
i've cure Of any diseases will speedily follow
while lloloway's Basamic Ointment used at the same
time will heal the external sores or swellings.
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
Whether In the young old, married SINGLE at the
dawn WomAnhood the turn OF life these tonic med
cnes, display 10 decided an influence that marked i'm
proyement perceptbe in the health Of the patient
Being purely vegetable preparation they are safe and
reliable remedy for all classics of Femalee In every con-
dilion Of health and station oil HIe.
INFANTILE DISEASES.
These Medicines have been prescribed with nvarlable
success all disorders affecting childhood. Thousands
Of cases of Mumps Group Whoopng Cough Cholera In
fanum, Teehing Worms, &C., have been happily cured
by these mild remedies after all other have aed
Hollowdy's Pills are the best remedy knowR IN Tie
Oorld for the following diseases:
Ague, Erysipelss, hheumsuam,
Asthma Fsvers Of all kinds, Retention OF Urine,
Blotches on the Fits, Stone and Gravel,
Skin, dout secondary symr-
Bowel Complaints, Tic-DoulouTeux, toms,
Coles, Inflammation, Tumours,
DebiIity JAundics, VenereAl Affections
Sore Throats, Lumbagoi weakness from
Dropsy, Piles, whatever cause
&C., &c
IMPORTANT CAUTION None genuine unless
the words "Hoiooay Nelg York and London" are dis
cernable as WdemGrk in every leaf OF the book ofd
reetions around each pot or box.
49, Sold at tine Mandatory OF Professor HoLlOWA
so Maiden Lane, New York. and by all respectable DRUG
gists and dealers in Medicine throughout the civize
world in Axes at 25 cents, 80 cents, and 81 each.
H There is considerable saving by taking the larger
sizes.
disorder arr affixed to each box. nov15iA-eow
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-01-06
Sherif,s Sale.

I)Y virtue Of writ of Leyari Facias to directed will
ID be posed to public sale Mt the hotel Of Benjamin
Pierce, IN the town Of Newark, iu White Clay Greek
Hundred, New Castle County Del, on WEDNESDAY the
18th day of Janunry, lsG at " ocluck N the following
described Real Estate, viz
All that messuage piece Of ground situated on Pile
creek in Mil Greek Hundred, New Castle Cot nty and
state OF Delaware, and Is bounded inllOws Begin
ming stone oi land formerly Of John Phil
lips aud Joseph Rice, thence soath ory-ssven aud
quarter degrees West nineteen and tenth perches to
post in the line OF this land and Joseph paxson thence
south aiXtysiX and half degrees west following gar
den fence in circular direction, three and wo-enth
perches to stone thee along said garden fance north
sixtythree degrees four and half perrhes to the
middle of the public road leading 10 Jeans lime quarres
thence along said rOad north twenty-five degrees and f
teen minutes west and eighteenth parches to bend
in said road thens, continuing along said road north
twenty degrees west sx and eenth perches to old
line thence south eghtysx degrees west nine and nine
tenth perches to Pike creek, thence mp said creek the
chards about one hundred and perches and four
tenth of perch 10 stone, thence by land OF Nathaniel
Richards north eighteen and threequarte degrees west
eighteen perches 10 black oak in large rock, thence
north twenty-five degrees west thirteen and hrsetent
perches to small maple tree thence north ten degrees
east seven perches stone the northwest margin
Pike creek thence down the middle Of said creek the
several thereof about toTtythree and half
peches old line thence thereby east porch and
twO-euths post, thence by land OF j. Taylor south
one degree west nine one-tenth peches to beach
tree thence south niue degrees east fourteen perches to
Spanish oak, thence south tw ntyhye degrees east
twenty and fourteenth perehes TO the north side Of the
road to Newport, thence south twenty and three
quarter degrees ty.nne perches and twotenths
corner thence north eighty five and threequarer degrees
east to the place of beginning containing about seven
more or less.
liam Evans and Ellen Evans his WIFE, aud terrs tenants
and to be sold by L, W. ST1DHAM, Sheriff.
Sheriff s Office New CASTLE Del, Dec IS lse2-l9ts
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Our ujeeklu AImanaC,
DIVIDEND.

UNION BAHR 0F DELAWARE,
Wilmington January 3, 1863
mHE DIRECTORS have this day declared Dividend of
three per cent for the last six MONTHS CLEAR of Gov
srnment TAX pay able and after the 10Th Inst.
ian6 4t n. WARNER, Cashier.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-01-06
COMMERCIAL RECORD.

WILMINGTON MARKET.
Monday, Jsnuary O. 1863.
There has been change in the Flour Grain market
since last report and holders firm at former prices
wheat Flour, per 2b(DT'50
Rye Flour per hOl 20
Wheat per hnHhe
Rye, ~
Cora Meal per 400@425
g bushel ,..,,.,,. ,,..,....s so
Corn, per busho, 7O9i9
oats, '.''':'''''' %
Glover Seed, per bushel,,... q
FLAX =" ,.... ..,....,....-,.l ,hOu2u 20
Timothy +" " " ....-,,,,.. ,........... .l.ssG2OO
Mlllet, g" ........................ 2ntG Lou
Herd Grass " '...',.',. wv
Orchard " t ..,...,,.........,,, ,....l .Hun @uO
B.nns " ." ia l.uD
Canary " ~
Hemp Z" .,..".','''.''''''' ''''''''''''Zbuelo o'vo "
Iurnp perl n ~
Hops, per ~
No Mackerel, per 80 y w
Il" = - ''s''s's'v'pV ~ i'vv
:; q; =. !, o0
Herring, per bbl, 70 t'uV
Potatoes, per sleg ?luo w
Hay, per
straw, per " o'0S S
Pacific Ocean uuano, per W
Peruvian duano W ov'u' W
Bone Dust " .'''.'-''''''-''.'.'''''' ,..,.sO.'u
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-01-06
A Valuable Farm for Sale,

CITUATE In Brandywins Hundred, containing AZ
y acres more or less, we'll wRtered and fenced In
proyements new stone house and barn, is within ~
miles Of the Blue Ball tavern ~ miles of Wilmington,
or will sell 81 of the sams with the house and
harm Apply to VIM. MeCAULLEY
dec 26 COG Market street, Wilmington, Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-01-06
PENINSULAR R. r. LINE.
Change of Hours.

ON and after MONDAY, Jan. 5th lses Trains for ths
" accommodation Of Passengers will run as fellows
until further notice:
AOmLn
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-01-06
NOTICE.

mHE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing between A
Cav lhrOp son, has this day been dissolved by mu
tua CONSENT and the o the nrm will be settled
by either oBthe subscribers -
ALLEN GAWTlIROP,
j. N. uAWTIIhOP
January lsti 1853.
The business Of Plumbing and das Fitting in all It's
branches will Le continued at the old stand, No 40
Market street under the OF uawhrop Brothers, by
j. N uAWTHKOP,
jan2lm. ALFRED dAMTllROP.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-01-06

Ths new firm will employ the same excellent workmen
Ast class timber aud take great 10 turn OF the
hest aud fastest sailing work.
Milminqtou. Dali. January /, lsG3--3ln,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-01-06
Co-Partnership.
MOORE g. 90.

ENC MOORE have this day associated with themselves
ENOCH H. MOORE anI will continue the shipbu Hiding
business under the hrmul
NJ. g. a.. MOORE g. 90.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-01-06
The Coupons

nUE October ls on $40 Treasury Notes. will be pur
JOHN McLEAR 4 SON,
sepl2s. No. III Market Street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-01-06
Pine Wood.

n @, W. BUSH now landing cargo Of superior
U. Pine Wood, which they offer for sale at the lowest
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-01-06
HALTl HALT
A CRY FROM WASHINGTON!
Volunteers, Attention l

Hay- wives, Mothers and sisters,
Whose Husbanis Sons aud RrutheR are serving in the
Army put into their knapsacks more necessary
valuable gift than lew boxes Of hOLLOWAf's
PILLS AND OINTMENT. They insure health even I'M
the exposure Of Soldiers life. Only 20 cents Box
Of Pot.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-01-06
SOLDIERS SPECIAL NOTICE.
DO your duty 10 yourselves! Protect
yOur Health!

1aS- Read lie foliouNg, just receiped this day
from Washington
WASHINGTON, d. Q.
Il. HOLLOWAY, Al. n:
DEAR sIR - avail nyself ci this opportunity to
press my gratitude or Your Kindness ia being prompt
in st uding me your valuable Pills anu Ointment Hun.
Of poor soldiers have been made comfortable and
we'll by the your medicines, and they all can tes
fy their healing powers and capability Of giving in
stant eei II hss within my own observation, saved
many poor soldier from long sickness and much suffer
ing. Yours truly, -
November 18th, isG2-dec2.i9w.
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Page Wyatt
SPECIAL. NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
Ara MEETING OF THE TRAP ROCK BLocKMA.
ing May 1858 a, their rooms At &eethawksn N J fa
pre n spss Bs for @ p8esss sumner ha no
be less 'haa 'wen i've s1ars gsT N = ss
o. E. Dowsrse secrstary
NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD COMPANY.
cossEa or rovRrH Avrsus : 70 70 Tsssr,s.srs sIsssr
NOTICE TO s4ockiSEbnSs. bAia y ''S
The Annual Election for Thirteen Directors OF the Ney
Yet 8 .1a Harlem Eagsa cs.1Pny T % held At tho o.
The polls 10 &c open from ~ O'Clock a, 70 O'Clock
The transfer books the old and preferred stock VIII bs
cio.d .9m O'Clock r NJ Of The 9, pFosine n, oeioes
Treasurer ana SECRETARY.
~ by gwen that the ars meene o. The New yors Nning
compaoy qpdsr &c sres' e e s.,ocrisa y. = s
Msy IS. 1868. for the tran sae,ion q business
SdkEhAs htklRs :. + soEg soEckrrr
Associates under s4a articles
N psny cornsr % Fourth ayenae and Iwrnsy seventh
street New YORK Pssslients osee &c Arr ~ Isl
yors and Nes Ii~ye1 RAJ so.5 So%p,a.y w 3 hsa .,
he ss, day os Nav merit Al II O'Clock A. N
meeting. cARHAaf. President
NrorrcE-A BAG. PuRPoRrISG TO CONTAIN ss.Ool
pa, up ise % sane proved On eiausion % coasa. rgeS
nj ~ some hnadreds Of dollars Toe slfpips Will be
restored y Tue wa sEaaZs 10 Hanover sirse, NJ
orPfce oy .rHE NATIONAL FIRE rsspRAScE
" Coinpau' s. wan street, New York. Nay .. lss3 :
l-c,ion.-Tss as Election Tor TbirreD uirsrtor>ant
Thrse fa.p eos fo he next e1seing sl,e o. wi BE- hI
-" HENRY =. DRowNE Secretary
TINTED STATES INTERNAL REvEsuE-TBTRTY.
" second ror-ti1n District. State NJ New Y1Ys
prsing the Frs second and fOufth wards Of cly
HoTicE y hereby gwen ina, the undersigned hss r.
ceivcd his ASNUAL cOLLEcItus LisI from the estor
Yorx and that the tyes ~. lnsd have
b coma K aGi o. -se sad iaas wl a1cad 10 psgs5u
D''"N' NJ so BROADWAY.
o. ne 5th aay o. May 'nss .n fg taT iay ther.
srer "'@r' -rniays 4ntl lni nsafna re ieis dny of
teita aut c5fi..f
tu al srson. wo shsH neglect 70 fay the earss sud
ygrttI slAn and ltra l0ray pr contain
ADD i5ni nr9n tae anonn' thereIi.
aAc1 10 fh0yuE aASat REyLypR 10 STR
THE INTEREST ON ThE
n BLiC DEbL'
Arrrarei JAY ., tel
Ahy person f29y .siy stda q FL e buflz III e. iarxEs
saEbiDAS .HooK. g. c,ar va D.s.rw,
Dated Exw YorE Nayg iaa
WATCHES, JEwELRY, &C.
nIAMoNps BoUsHr AAD foGo-rAan rsfD ryg
~ Inli. sauiel flAif 3.aNt ass .at. hs~abaes 90
Aooes ~ re- -rt ~, gf. :, q ~ ~ \ ~. n-,s,.,,
Hoo-s9 tnl %. atsas oay nai fff aat-
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s. .urrsrrn,
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NY PERSON HAVING BUSINESS wITH MRS NJ.
new rs.idenee, Is cros5y ss' street
LrRED HYDE CLARKE. FORMERLY wITH MR..
sSSrs a., 81 es;.srs s sa AaS & NJ u sol1sTd spdirh
other oce requested % send bis present pos,
or5ee address % s. R,ehie oz2 Sergeant street rhia
CHrLDRES TAKEN FOR ADoPTIog-ALso A BEAU.
~ ufu boy eleven months old, 10 be adopted. Ladies'
taken through confinement Good nedcai attendance. La
se. viz & sac oa sr absr sa ' on Mao
anne rERsELLE. 79i Greenwch street
CLLY AM FRIEND WILL PLEASE ADDRESS A
meeting n sAS ~ S.% 6fS Yora 6 gIS humble
EDwARD cAULFiELD. FORMERLY OF BROCK.
h'as 70 hs aigsnass bs S ssSs on g. o Mepos. a. n
Brosa~ay. =
IgyoENsrToN wAsTED-oy FERDINAND DREYER.
90 y ,ienaa, OensfAi Dreysr q me army o. Ba1ep
West address @ riender l0 FroB street wheis further
raiticilars can BE- obtained.
ISFoRsArIoS wAyTED-oF JoaS Love AGED z
home 90 he rncrninr a. The 2gd Apri, sn.s which ums
Whereabouts oud confer great fayor by informing his
PARROTS a. lF Morris street Jersey c.y
II TnE PERSON KNOWN UNDER ruE yASR op
m ona. ~ a. sss va. -. s.agysa a. VINE s5...,S
1rea'y 20 her advantage Address 'SX Ess, Trelfh q
ISYoRMArIos wAsrgD-oy EDWARD MCBRIDE. A
freal Z his caIsl sGdrsss las warren street y
p s-THRER DAYS FROM rms CALL AT THg
d. foa. 0hce. do n0l fail viii send the spegH
-----------------------
7 TLLfE.-CALb AT TIE POST OFFICE FOR ANSWER
u % your last ugtc
NJ T.. H-TifERK ~ LETTER IN rHB Posi-
Au. ghe Ior yOa iou entirely Hlsunfs 'soei ~ 's
YER rrcrt e1 oeiof 81 left. Net No sa'nrday
a, on 'oek and 90 not part With yoat Jewes un J0a
scc me. G. q.
M4RcH al HAVE TRIED ~ EVERY WAY To
and were % address yon.
~.-, ! ---
l.i ou '0r ths sale % ias TAiru Osvsno Flsrr6 Ns
ialc in'olrs tnaic ells sna ~ ID. cure of
fhfunatsm. tonh dr6pfy n.ursfia, And oil
NED K.-worLD LiEE TO sEK rOu tgxEprArE.
~ D o eeevenssnt LIN
NcIrE --IAxEs MsxgTrYeTcg LETT HOgg .y
~ We -ghrin C1sn, on he ira ~ Mfranf lfst
seiea has iyad terf fclr~ 10 - ar "a bes
n tef igNi Wpif iEhtsA faL 4ifryil fsarrs nfgr
A ~ nipf hifn F~ul NJ i.aw afd y Cgsfa Hut'g
pED Hrap-ctSTcr rYf7 f0Nrgrf ,s eK
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NNN' A"hA'n.
no nAcHisisrs M wALlEa ail.Lis raor
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IN cct0 ~ VA. trcs..t. trRo rD.w
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~ .F ttih tey flrt. eifa l.ialsf fslr
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PERSON Az.

A NY PERSON HAVING BUSINESS WITH MRS NJ.
~ g. Davis late o. ~ wooster street ind her at her
new residence, 7S Crosby street
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AT A MEETING OF THE TRAP ROCK BLoCRMA.
IA kers Union Protection Society, held on Monday
May 1868 at their rooms At Weekhawken, N. j. full
attendance present. unanimously agreed that the
price Of Belgian Blocks for the present shall not
be less than twenty dollars thQusand Al the quares
q. E. Dowsrsc secretary
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COUNTRY BOARD.

COUNTRY B0ARD-LOCUST HILL AVENUE YON.
ssrs The house Is large, grounds wen shaded view
unsurpessed accommodations nrst within
vslk OF railroad and steamboat landing Address f. s.,
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III OrEL AND LODGING HOUsR-SO ROOMS MODERN
onlt down town--to lease ow the owner to suitable
Ais9 large corner House, suitable for boarding house,
on Brooklyn Heghts rent $3.50 Apply at 200 Broad
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EyoUNrRY RESIDENCE &c LEr-FURNrsHED OR
nnurn.hed siamis sS,s Twenty minute. s
Y n W. " FOSTER Ss Lspenard si-. Sr box si0s
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nIsCELLASEoUs.

A sToNIsHIEG. .-GENTLEMgg eTUDYiSG SANITARY
~ measures, should procure novel eflniar Call
address with stamp Maek-y Co ..drsef. m fofsgn
rubber goods. ~ NASSAU street
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CTRYKER's BAY HOTEL TO LET-woULD LOAN A
- good man some money to furnish IL. To one having
small amount OF money this Is opportunity seldom met
and class Of customers For further PARTICULAR
Apply TO REMSEN APPLEBY l33 Water street, corner OF
Pine, N. Y - " - -~' ~ =
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TORONTO CHfRF.-THfs CRLwBRATRD TROTTfNs
stallion Vii sisgd durns the sirns q, the farm of A
owner az futhine L0ng flAnd in rhafFe of " ksnrs
10 whom communications faAy be sddr~kEed Punir
Will hnd on the farm Cots OF all tbe et 0f a bobc
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A SMALL FAMILY DESIRE TO LET, TO GEN.
IA teman and wife two single gentlemen Paror and
bsdroom on first floor with without Board Apply AZ
Fas* ywenty- third street. References excha nged "
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-10

eflsct than since they commences hight
ing for the niger. Bot If it were prop
or to ask for peace then, Why il it trca-
.opable 10 still labor for il. Was the
Cabinet . nest Of 'copperhesds" for
asking what they did? Were they
e.ecesh .''-were their sympatbies run
ming out towards tho rebels? IL there
any snell OF treason about tho move
uent in any shape? II none, surely
there can be none in the present cry for
pcacc, with which the country is re-
sounding from Maine to Oregon. Peace
was asked as the first step towards res
.ora,ion. That is precisely tho nature
of the position now. lfthe Adm'nistra
ton could do it then with impunity,
what objection can there be to it at the
present time The voice for peace was
weak then the people were sure OF vic.
tory. and didn't care whether the rebels
granted peace OF not but now the call
is loud one-thc people arc most
deeply interested in it. The policy was
good then--why not good today! i
is the only coulse left for the restoration
of the Union.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-10

DE&EK TEKS

THE FOLLOWING NAMED SOLDIERS,
i enlisted for Old Regiments, have deserted
from Camp Mcclellan, Davenport, Iowa:
CHARLES GORTON, born in Tenewee county,
25th, 1862, at Davenport, by Capt VIM Purseli, for
three years. Gray eyes, auburn hair, ford COM
plexion, # IL inches in height, deserted on
Sunday the 2lst day of Decemb er 1862.
ALBERT TEEPLE, born in Mclienry county,
Illinois, 20 years old, occupation farmer, enlist
ed Nov. 25th, 1852, at Davenport, by Capt VIM
Pursell for three years. Blue eyes, brown hair,
horid complexion. f. So inchec high, deserted
on SUNDAY, the 2lst of December. 1892.
Maryland, u years old, farmer by occupation. en-
listed September 9th, 1882 at keokuk, by Major
William Belknsy, for years; has grey eyes,
Lrown hair, fair conn lexion, foet inches high
for tho 18th Infantry.
j. l.. BRADEN, born in Decatur county, Indi-
ana, aged % years, by occupation a farmer, en-.
listed ut davenport, Iowa, August l6, has hazel
eyes, black hair and dark complexion, height s
feet 10 In ches.
WILLIAM Is JONES, born in Orar 60 county,
Now York, aged "a years by occupation a car
pentcr, enlisted In Iowa City, Iowa, July 81, has
black eyes, sandy hair and dark complexion,
height feet iaches.
JOHN hOUGHTEN, born in Hardin county,
Ohio, aged ~ years, by occupation farmer, en-
listed st Davenport. Iowa, September 20, has grey
eyes, light hair and light complexion, height 5
feet 81 inches.
Any ole apprehending any one or all of said
soldiers, will be paid all reasonable cost Of trans
portation and subsistence, together with q reward
Of five dollars. when said deserters returned to
the Commanding Officer Of Camp Mcclellan.
r. Nj. LlTTLER,
Captain I'd Iowa Infantry, Commanding Camp
Mcclellan, Davenport, Dec. %, 1852. diff
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-10
Tie Perfection Of Mechanism
TIE MAGIC TIME OBSERVER,

DEING A HUNTING AND OPEN FACE, OR
ID LADY's OR GENrLEAAN's WATCH COMBINED,
WITH PATENT SELF-wINpIN0 IMPROVEMENT.
The New York illustrated News, the leading
pictorial paper of the United States, in its issue
Of Jan. Icth 1858, on page l47, voluntarily says:
ave have been shown u most pleasing novel;
ty, of whi,h the HUBBARD BIOS. Of this city
are the sole Importers. II is called the" MAGIC
TINE OBSERVER" aud is n hunting and open-face
watch combined. This is one Of the prettisst,
most convenient, and decidedly the best and
cheapest timepiece for general and reliable use,
ever offered. 1t has within it and connected
with its machinery, its own winding attachment,
rendering key entirely unnecessary. The cases
OF this Watch are composed of two metals, the
outer one being fine lG carat god. 1t has the
improved ruby action lever movement, and 10
warranted accurate timepiece."
Price. superbly engraved, per case Of q half
dozen, $204 90. Sample Watches, in neat mo-
rocco boxes, for those proposing to buy at whole
sale, $a5. sent by express, with bill payable on
delivery. soldiers must remit payment in adj
vance, as we cannot collect from those in the ar
my. Address
HUBBARD BROS. h co SOLE IMPORTERS,
SoUTH Coz. NASSAU 4 john Srs., INV YORK.
jan 16-d8t