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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-25
No a,ron.,ru 81. Roou No. %. Nsx.YosK.

No n FOnsfrH ~, NlOH NO ", INV fVFks
u yoy EnEsByaG NJ. D.-DKAR Doctor: have been
sl cicd wi tots daoes and was indocea 20 tay you
, No QUO eau imgiuv my delight when, sitsr one oIet-
alton my hesIibg suddenly without psin restored TO
re e. i--i :.-.-.' All: ity ,Q.sly deaf
sno. ,hut fr a., Ilcssue VI usny W ps0esssrf
,ouo have 1t returned zu TO her distinctly reflects
red. ON You 'or the imn-a,e Of skill you pos
,,, beg you for what can 40 truly APPRECIATE
sm, Sir, Your Oh 1ient s.ry.nt,
IDW ARD m MPLE HARRISON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-25

Tue FIRST ATTEnPr TO ANN NgoRofs.-A
correspondent Of The Menphu Baietm elbows that
the fist attempt 10 arm negroes aud put them III
the field az soldiers VIA made by tho rebels. lie
copies from The MempAts ADpe0i and me Me"Ph"
Aoatanche OF May 9th, 10Th and li'h, 1901 the
following notice: c-...,... -,
ATyyrTJos VoluSTgEus Resolved By the Couimue" OF
s.I.,, mai c. Deloseh D. r. Cook and william ~ Green,
- =. .utborxsd 70 o! gEuizs Q aUHcc cnHPany couposed
~ oar patriotic free VI Color OF the city Of o
H. service of our defense AL WHO have not
60 '"s' \. Titus, President
" w FoksYTHH, Secretary,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-25

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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-05
Alel XXX Ale! Pare xxx Ale /!
SulLEY,A PURE XXX ALE,

Present Use Ale ~ per bbl., stock Ale o..
THE SURs CRIBER Is NOW MANUFACTURE
! ING, and is prepared to deliver. the above
hyperion Ale Ia sny portion Of th1 city. Leave
orders 1t Post iii -.
sep 23-dr u. Slii'.Ef.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-05
NIP THE EVIL IN THE BUD

Is pE0uLARLy III fcATED AND LEGITi-
j ma civ qus ifod. and b,s 'speret In all
Yns 81 Diseases tnowiedcc quite indispcn,i 10
IN the pfnp-f treatment ~ tho " nerenl I'll enfes
In all iiK varied aud complicated forns, and has
for ycats inadc the treatment Of ri.atc disent %
his business and study. Experience. tho lest
OF tea hers. has cna led him TO perfect remedies
nj once efficient, ,afe. permanent Ard ~ most
cases can be used without h.ndianeo 10 business.
Particular attention zen 10 old standing onres
such n wcrc formerly e"nsidered innn.sh,r--
syphilis In al forms, t,anarrh0a, elect, STRUCTURES,
Orehi,es. Diabetes. bladder and Urinary Diseascs.
Also the effects Of solitary habits, both iinoua TO
b Wy and E.ind and which produce some Of tho
following effects botehes, bodily wsnkness
constipation, aversion FIR and nnoaslntst In female
society, nnmnplinese, dread 81 future events, IN
ally complete Prostitution of tho vital sower, loss
~ memory, ringing In the ears---oan DO fully re-
stored % herltb.
All letters. with stamp snswcrod.
Dr. W. mann features all his medicine frem tho
purcst Drug; FREQ from all smell or taeta. Please
o,ii friendly talk and his opinion will eost you
n,fhing. His treatment IL the sranli 81 Ing ~
Iorience aud " commanding tho confidence 81 the
entire West. 10 charge VII DO maze un's's euro
ia permanently effected. Dr. w tvcnis sell. abuse
with the most bsppv result.
Poe, onico box, ?,2oi. Ofbcc md Cotsuitation
Rooms l6i south Clark street, Chicago, III.
isns -dhwly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-05
MEDiCAL.
DIR. WI. b. aUaDu
DENTAL RBJWBOAB0!
THE BEST IN THE WORLD,
FINE TEETH q sWEET 000Aln,
Curing Teethache 1 Neuralgia.

DO you wish 10 Be blessed WITH end adniysl
Tor PEAaLy wuIrK and Sound TEETH Use
Cs. VIM ll0,d's uasivallcA Teeth fOWe
", warranted FREQ from acid. siksli, o. any Inc
Iious tubs,anoc Pfice. 25 ccnts PER bug.
~ ncwae OF tho ordinary cheap tooth pOVs
acrs, which Wilton but destroy.
DO yoa siFh 20 he certain that yoxr breath ID
pure, sweet and agreeshe TO husband or wife lover
or ir,eads3 Use OT. llusd's Celebrated
Month " ash. Price. 81 cents psr bottle.
This astftngcnt wash 10 also the bost remedy In
tho world for Tanker lad breath, bleeding Gums
sore Mouth. cts. II has CURED hundreda
do you, or YOUR children suner from loot haohc 7
Oct oDr. nufd's Magic TOOlhuche DsOpa.
Price. Is cents per butil,. :.
Are you afflicted with Neuralgia Get DIR. w !.
u. isuid's Neuralgia pia.tcvs. Tho most
enostisc aud delightful remedy known.
They do nor adhere nor blister. but soothe and
charm pain away Try them. Price. IL and rs
cents. Mailed on receipt Of pvicc.
DO vou wish a complete SGT IL Dental Rene.
dies and Treatise on Preserving Teeth Got
Ds. W. u. nusd's Deuimi Tsensusy, the
ncatest and most valuable present that one friend
'an make 70 another. rice, 81. Sont by express
on receipt of price
Fur sale At all tho best stores throughout the
COUNTRY.
CAurios.--As there arc dealers who take nd
vantage OF our Advertisements to impose uror
'ber customers inferior prep.rHlicns II lie peces-
-ary 10 Insist upon hnsinI what you call fur, and
you will got the best, thoroughly tested, ana 10.
pared by IN experienced and scientific Dentist,
treasurer Of tho New York state Dentifts A sso-
citation, and Vie President u tho New York
City Dental Society.
Address
wI. 3. HURD d CO.. New York.
July s-dAwtfsblA
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-05

GENERAL Scorr DR.wISG NEAR liIs
Exp-General SC ,tt's health is said to
be fac. failing him now. lie is co'fioed
"a h;s aoarement 10 the Fifth Avenue
Hotel, almost entirely helpless, aud,
chat is worse, il 10 said thst his mind ~
,.rc,b /. breaking down under tie
weight Of years and mental bodily
,,outIe. lie receives few visi'or', u d
,he,e only b most intimate frisnds.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-05
Tho Daily Democrat and News,
Rics4ARosoNy WEST Z CO.,
,. \. sicaAspson, 60. .. wnss.

We The asdsrsigasd agree 70 the following
TERMS Oh SUBSCRIPTION:
DAiLY.-is eeats per week ,p :, able toesrii n.
Nail and post-o@cs subscribers, 81 90 per sun . ,
pay able IN advance.
WEEsLy.-S3,so per snnum. In sdvssss.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-05

RlCHARDSON, WEST 4 CO.,
roWIR REsSBOOKAJOB PRINTING
EsTABxlS RJWENT.
Criggs' Block, PeEFy ST.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Pest Ones Winter 1lns Table.
Arrival and Departure Of the Nails.
posfovsros ~ sAvsNrosr, IOWA.

posroerrOs ~ ~ vsKP0RT, IOWA.
Eastern MAIL.-Closes ut 9 a. NJ. sni "a r
N. Arrives 81 ~ A. n. aud IN i. Sanisys
excepted. +. ....
ssrxsn MAIL-Closes At . A. N. Arrives
q 90. n. Sund y. excepted. !.
NOsrngaN Iowa NAIL.-Closes Ut sH Z. -
Arrives ~ ~ z. ". :.
Suurnxs> Iowa MAiL.-Closes ~ 8 A. n. Al
rivss 81 Z r. n.
NvsrB.Rs VIA DswrrT.- Closes sunday Tue''
dsy and Thursday ~ 6X 7. NJ Arrives ! ussdsy'
Tnursdsy aud eatusd.y Vt Z. NJ.
RoUTs NJ. IvY77 -Sis blue 6rass, ste-C!osss
Monday, Wednesday, - Friday u sH eek ~ ::
Arrives Tuesday, Thuesday and ~stsriay 81 ~
y WUrs No. ieels IA Tsptea -Ciosss Tuesday
and Friday q " o'el0sk n arrives Tuesday and
Friday si 10 o'clock D..
k,,rg No. lDVA7-v's Pu6aa ,-Closes FRIDAY
l i's '''
k.r@s No. l0a5o-vis Walnut Forks snd Die
On. slosss Wednesday, ~ 81 y. Arrive
saturday IT D Y. v. =.
OvrtC. n0uRs. Once open II o'clock 4. -
f,so, ~ deliver elosed ~ ~ o'clock r. n Omc'
c,osed q y o'.lock r. n. Otiso Opsn On 81 .dsl
from 10 .,cls.ck r D..
~ ~ the pnnsspss 0sils are earned ~ kes
| posl. ali the tiue - seDsst herein Will =
MN koAD IuD, The cloet 10 the Sspss'besne
sots oGce, n. = 4. w. Dspoe esink re ss.sd
~. ChAe, d. ELDklu0E. Z. ,.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-05
TERMS OF ADVERTISING n DAILY.

Larger sp,M charged q the rate Of 80 0
each sdditiOsal square,
For . Asif square, two-thifds Of Il abov.
Basiasss Cards not to exceed s lisss, SO % ps,
annlm;
FOR seoh ehaasssn additional charges Of 2Se mt
per square will b made.
i.ssss .uss oh aged dosbis the same dirsnsiss
Of type.
issely sdssrtising contracts will b understoo
60 appy strictly 70 the Immediate business Vt tns
advertiser, and all other advertisement. sent n bJ
the stvertiser will be charged extra.
Advertisenents not accompanied with instrat.
tion, will bs inserted until forbid, and chsrEsdse
cordinxly.
Esisofiai aotiess charged Tor st tho rate Of 10
cents per line, or eight words, and special notice
st 10 coats per line, or 50 cents line per week.
All aotices tor religious ami benevolent pu,.
poses Of say kind whatsoever, Of ordinary length
except single announce nsnts OF marriages an
dsstas. oh Arged - cents per insertion.
Advertisements from abroad must DO paid ioi
invar saoly n sdgasss, unless from approx ed
Agents.
CONTRACTS for ysssiy advertising tsrminble
the sion Of aiveetssrs, they paying m advance
ment Of IS per ceAt. on the c0ntrAct price.
Advertisements inserted nsxt 10 reading matter
<iper ceut. ADVANCE on the above rates, and kept
on let Or ID pages IS psr cent. advance On regulsi
Iases.
All transient advsstissnsats must Be paid for .
Advertisements inserted In weekly o. reasons.
RICHARDSON, WEST + co.
GaZErTE COMPANY.
HENRY fischer.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-05
\ + w YORK.
Great Books in Press.
THRILLING INCIDENTS
orrun
GREET REBELLSOT:
OR,
lao n6rOfsn Of our Soldier sailors
lLLUSTRATED.
oos large l2mo. Prize, sl.2F.

ING .'os I'd t.o public arc right In predict.
.,''.. .n,s WV su'pas. In graphic narrative,
80. ~ .'.snd extensive popularity. MI
pne' h's,"fies OF 40 ar tar the Union. I,r
.ns'ha VII 10 no he.'ie daring. patient suferns
ana mn, ote"aah arcaP'a Of our soldiurs and sail
ofs, and It's ibciden,r WI torn ii. ,ho,ne az
conversation 81 ipnumerabi, 6re.idc. for years 10
come. II will contain, IN ada,,op 10 IL. stirr,ne
details, tie ph'Iosorhical Anaysis OF ,h. auss,
OF the War, ty John ioiht., Morley. Ii, 10
author o. Tho Riso 81 tho btch ke,ublio. :"
&C.. tne dates q III the import@t events from
the John brown raid. and no accurao .ad rsvIs..
socount Of tho principal battles. VIII accurate
snsravings.
Ono thud Of the proceeds OF all sub.,int;o.,
sent to us will be given for the reiei Of .aabIrd
soldiers, I'D oil parsons ~ho wish a COPY IN,
work and also to benefit the soldiers, should -oJ
~. -."~ apd address NJ onco. Aiso any olYlsr,
| Of IL. "'
BOOKSELLER, Postmsssers, tnd cAn'Vflnk
| Agents will be furnished With subscription PR
| u ec,as, on application to Il y 'bli.hers.
~ A liberal commission &, zen to sol Hers d
sir.nx 10 scI ~ agents IN tski.s subscriptions.
i
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-05

: u.Acs, sUTLEKS, NEWS DEALEhS
~ re dlsss, sassnunel ~ havs the .ssSss'
.sock Of stationary psstagss. u different s.y.ss
We, ,a NAP os.s.s i i: Vet. sld:e:.
CLAkKG 1 Coz
6ga laaiasAes,is. Led, " spsiasssliissn'
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-05
The Usiver.al clothes Wrlager
10 tho OIL glaal aad ssly GaaulDo and
kellabe WrtUErr b,fsfe
tho Pr0pie.


TT CON- INES MORE STRENGTH OF
j frame. capacity Tor pressure, power and auts.
bility than any other IN scEias.
TLe Universal Clothes " ringer Is made under
the following Patents: GoOdJ eRrs Patent Tor
VulcALiz ID indi. Ru .bsr ist4 and 1858 moth
ing cleo IN ever DO used successfully tho I'm
prov cd Patent Gag Wheel Regulator Jan. IL
1862 1T saves fiicti.n Of the Clothes, and pre-.
vents the koIis from wearing or breaking loose +;
The New Patent Method far Fastening the R.li
TO tho shaft Feb. 4, 1862 mover gets loose OF
hi.cks tho closhes Dckermsn's Patent Clasping
Frame Feb. IS. 1861 Tor fastening 10 me tub
cannot Y rk loose from hs psse t.ymans Pat
ont Adjustable Gu,gc April 3, 1861 l. tor difisr-
cnt sir ID tubsth.ck OF th.D, stsigh, slsnsing or
circular.
All those Patents are indispensable to peri ,ct
Wringer with them 70 consider our Wringer
toNPLArw Therefore, In oraer 70 got Ill that 10
requi.i,c for good machine, tho public will BE-
obliged To-Day
THE UNIVERSAL CLOTHES wRlNGER.
Time, Labor, Clothes and Money
II will wear for years iheut repair.
No ssry mt can break II.
chill eight years old can opernte IL
No caa ion " skill r.quircd 10 its u's.
Every Wringer with Cog Wheels Is VAR
RANTED 10 every p r,icular.
The Universal Wrtngor took the slRsr rssh'-
IN. y silver Medal and Uiplona, ~ tho s"w
! ok State Fair, 1862 u was pronounced tura-
RiOk To ALL orHEks 10 the Worlds Fair at Lon
don, 1862. sud has slwsys taken the First frs-
MUM IN sve,y state end County Fair when *
hibied 10 fair com pctition With other machin
Orders for machines tor t,ial may DO lefs ~
JsYFxi rs Store, corner Of Fourth and tfsdy
strssts. Dave port. VIM. a. NOUkSE.
jan 29-dAM2aw3w Agent.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-05

VVuE "7fL DRErH TO JsE," EAST DA'-
] kNPOkt.
The Chas. Usvie HOUSE." Perry street.
Houses ia -sr.ent's bI cks, MIN h.stfsst.
Storss on Est Second street r,,v
de- E-dlm JOIN u VurrsS'
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-05

FLORENCE SEWING mAt'h!NES
'g>HIs MACHINE MAKES FOUR DIFFERENT
s,itch =, and fuis the cloth sitnss right OF
lsft. % the operator nay desire. u scws very
rsp,d, 10 easy Il operation and almost noise'ess
l. 10 fully psotrstsd ny letters patent, IN eacr
asah,ne warranted " the purchaser.
An those desiring 6rst class family ewiD
nsshine will be richly repaid By IN ssam'nAtio
PL CONE, Agent,
Css.sr u rvady and - sts.. Davenport. low
sv71-Alv
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-05

= Ut SoegN uaa01es aANh. A +
= DlAHv AMP oAaAx AAHUFAC-
sssOs, 0ssasS Nosk, Msin street
UKyW Oessap r,iswa. Aussssssweass Of
~ .oVh oaks wAeauss1 80 bspe n oedss with
ois ebssfe. ovo yoass.
H.V.Z1spsanss 90 s1siag dess ~ ! tiess
- ioehs NJ oaause.
:. ~ lssss. Aassss. - q. y
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-05

A MMrs Chance.
A Wy PERSON HAvNs GOOD GOLD
"ascn tbey wish 10 exchange 70, M
Eastern msde top buggy, wi, rna . csp,,al on
IN; I'M. NJ ~ ealiiag % ar. W. W Parker, u tho
'.S "'"Fe 80 DIFF
Sv,HE UNDERSIGNED HAVING SOLD HIS
.n,;,e xt,ck Of Boots AID Sh COS 10 WIN. y.
Ha,rsh. beg, leave 10 rot-rn b" thsnks 10 his
f;ends tor the liberal patron ago with w''ch they
have f.vorsd him, aud hores they will continue
IN. I. ma 10 his succo.Avr in bu.intss, whom ne
ovn6d emily assures them thsy will find worthy.
&c. TODD.
September llth, 1885,.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PURCHASED
/ the ., d ( BoOA All SHOES from ~ Told,
vonld sss 80 aliy solicit n conti usnce 81 the
public ID assures his ir's"ds that ne "
read aud willing 70 sell goods 81 the lowest cash
price. ~ his new store On second street. Opposite
no Le Claire House.
a.c,.mhA 1ith lsN4 nOv4-dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-05

the VlyTOR. or AM RIcAN NAN
UpALTUREs. FROM 1905 TO
1860.
Nv DR.. ]. Lean ler Bishop. : vols. 8vo.
Vel |. now ready, Vol. II, nearly ready.
Thai probably tho largest and most imposts"'
work nov IL tns American Pfefs.
We have also published new editions Of tho
following useful aud popular hooks
Tho Business Mans L'gal Adviser !
10, how to sase money BY ecndueting business 90
riding 10 law, ~ ~xpounded by tho best and lat
o. authorities. 400 pp, sheep. Pfcs, u.
IN vsrtur!ties for lndu try; Or A
IhOusand Chslsej to
Mako Messy.
Cloth ~, This has besn repubIshed In England
] ky'yy hu,it ess man and clerk should b"ve
there books. They pay the buyer hundred
| f,,d. Every parent should get them Tor tho''
| cons. -, ..,. ~,
All these arc mailed, postpaid, 90 receipt o.
price. We pay particular !eD'ion W "'n."v
t.,as. w,auuinv them carefully, and will procure
ana send. uo-tpsid. any book snywhere, on receip
~ mhl,sLers' lrice md s.x stamps. Address
- P'" FnEEULtY 4 60,
Tribune buildings, New York.
prANOa.-Persons who wish u buy f'ano
| IN. he., makers will 10 shown hvw they can
.b.naso,ne sum in the purchase " they aadrcs
p,sao caro- Joy. Coo 4 Co., publishers Aseo"
New York T. q.
dAwtf.bi4 ---
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-23
JUDGE HALYBURToS'S OPINION ON TIE M
. PRESSMENr ACT.
RicHMoNp. Nov. goth, 1868.

10 The Editor Of the Wig;
Aurter for your paper, in the :Ssuo of Thursday
morning, as,as with great bitterness The recent de.
csiOn Of Judge ybur.On in the case of 1.-THE ROApOko
Valley Railroad vs. G. \. N. Garrett ct ais"
To enable your readers to determine and ascertain
for themselves the exact value Of the comments Of your
correspondent have most respectfully to solicit The
publication in the ''whig" of the learned and impor-
ant opinion which has been assailed in your columns
As the opinion has not heretofore been published IN
your paper, you will sure, not refuse this act Of
simple justice.
herewith enclose copy Of the opinion.
Very respectfully,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-23
Yankee Finances.

The first relief which We are liEelY to experience
from the uTAOly and infamous crusade against our ho
srty, viii be through reaction in the United States
brOugbs abO at BY financial CONFUSION. That event
l. row strongly thgeatened For the fret time since
the CONNER leenent of the war Chase has failed to
rAaS the ni tAlnsat Of SsSOoOOOOO on the 20 call
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-23
Your Obedient servant,

The opinion was pronounced in the case of "tle
President and Directors of the Roanoke Valley Rail.
road vs. Col &C. FIN. Garnett" the agent OF the Gov
eminent for the impressment and removal Of railroad
iron The officers Of the railroad prayed an injunction
frO the District Court to restrain the removal of tie
iron from their road until larger compensation than
TIA. allowed BY the Commissioners could be obtained.
The case, atar protracted and learned argument Of
counsel for the railroad well for the Government,
submitted to the Count and the injunction refused.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-23

J. C. TALIAFERRO & @. C..F1ELDS,
(LAlR OF CONGRESS HALL
deg Rave TO announce to their friends and
ID ne public generally they have leased the Ballard
House Exchange Hotel and they viii efforts TO
give endre aAtsfActon.
Oar table win be provided with VERY BEST thai The
kst WI Adord, and our bar supplied With the
CHOICEST LIQUORS.
HESSRS r s. POWERS AND HENRY ORTH,
he Assistants OF the former Proprietor, VIII remain
oSS -1ns J. O. TALIAEERRO 4 90.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-23

QUICKER x LEE,
IL AUCTION COMMISSION MERGHANrs,
WIN Ssvs on consignment for sale auction BIvaisSy, an
descriptions Of
MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE
andledgs obtain highest market rateL
Account sales with net proceeds rendered prOnPuy.'
Our next Auction Sale WEDNESDAY 2h June, and regularly
hereafter on hat day every two Weekh-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-23
BALLARD HOTEL


IN RETIRING from business in which have
Il been 90 gAged. feel thai cannot do without
prning ny gratTu Acknowledgment and heartfelt hanks 10 ny
many personal ends and the public generally, for ne kind and
liberal with which have been favored and sustained
throughout my whole business career.
my business reuc aatyand with your smiles and
pleasant greetings with much regret but feel assured that the
tabsh In The hands u those uh Sc Polene
and obEng disposition win render your s0n under ia roof
more pleasant thsn ever.
The Ballard Hotel under the management Of Messn
C. TanGfsrra Q. Fed gentlemen veil and faVorAby
The public, and 70 whose supervision hselass hotel
trusted most cordially recommend them % the
public for them continuance OF that support Whci
have receyed rom my old friends and patrons
noV2-l6t JOhh p BALLAkD.
~ Charleston Ceurier Mobile Register Advertiser sa
vannah Republican, Raleigh State Journal md Memphis Appeal
IN nnh.h LhLa Lmea add Lead LLl b lhs once.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-23

THE Subscribers have this day formed
Il CO-pARTNERsHIP under the Firm and style Of s. n DA.
Wis co Tor The purpos- conducting Auction Com.
ion basneSs Tor The Of Negroea They win sell both pt
Mcy prgsteiy ard promise ter best eKeOnI
lufsrest Of their patrons.
Tber aae for The present. be lately
4 a. stokes corner Of Franklin and Locust alley
The solicit patronage their friends the pubc gene
n DAYIB
Richmond, Nov. 2, 1893. no8-diH;
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-23
.EOR SALE,-A very desirable iartn, eontain-

DOR SALE,-A very desirable farm, contain
IL og about 40 acres ~ miles from PoEhaan Coart Houso
and a6ou Jefferson, public landng on James river
There ne PlAeo excellent dSelin With seven roorns
nnd An uce The yard houses, including hrehlng
~ sv TOBACCO baras all good order. There also
Ace reach and apple orchard on he place.
is thln one mile Episcopal and Baptist Church. and
our On Presbyterian and Methodist and n exceedingly de
able peghborhoOd Mr. n. Graves At the Court House. VIII
take pleasure In showing any one the premises
FoF orshsr particulars address p. 2 DASOE,
. ooB-dH Midlothian P. o., Chesterfield, Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-23
HOUSE AM RxCHANGK HOTEL

Clerk Houns Of Delegates Snd Keeper OF the Rolls Of Va
nsv5-dksW2W
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-05-06

mantle of their excellent father. and no less
excellent mother, has rested upon them
TUESDAY, April 27.-Rode 10 Charlestown,
and attended the funeral of Mr.. Curtiss, with
a large congregation, overwhelmed with grief,
as the main pillar Of their church and COM
nl,liitv. hal. falle,l. After the funeral, fre-
turneel-to Sbalersville, and the next day to
Aurora. 1sss'sf sssf - es g
-Thezniessenger who came after me at Tai
'madge on the Sabbath, was Moses Eggleston,
Esq, tBena young man, yet living in Auro-
ra, at the advanced age of about forescors
years. His brother, Capt Joseph Eggleston,
severai years Older, is also living there. travel
ing his lonely way, down toithe grave, hav-
ing buried a first and second wife, Gen.
Chauncey EggfestoI. few years younger
than Nose, has now heen living with the
companion of his youth more than fifty years.
Their sister Betsey was married to the Hon.
Jonathan Foster Of Mantua, about the year
1868, so that they have lived together in the
matrimonial state more than "a years. Their
sister Aehsah was married to Col. Zardis
Kent of Aurora, who died many years ago,
and she is now living with her daughter the
wife of DIR, Jewett, of Middlebury, Summit
county 1ga4 JOHN SEWARD.
T4LLMADGE April %, 1863.
Summit County Beacon please copy.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-05-06
SIHIILITUDES.


The fragrant white clover thrives, though
;trampled under foot it furnishes the bees
with stores of pure honey. without asking or
receiving the credit of it.-Meekness and Dis
interestedness.
The vine clinging to the elm Acknowledges
its weakness, and at the same time makes
itself strong-Faith. a6
The Morning Glory makes fair show at
sunrise, but withers as soon asit becomes hot
Excitement without principle. a1
To cut off the top of the dock does no
good; its roots must be eradicated.-Sin is
the dock root a..ss1
The Thistle has beautiful blossom. butt
is so armed with spikes, everybody abhors it.
Beauty and Fad Temper. 4-f,.
The elder bush produces idelicafal and fra
grant blossoms, but the farmer abhors it, be-
cause if he gives it foot it will take rod
--Obtrusiveness.