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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-25
Rebel Officers Declare
their Intention Of Push.
ing ON u rhila.
de1phia.
Full License given to Lay Waste
Property In Pennsylvaaia
but not il Maryland.


WAsHIN0ToN, June "a.
Heavy and rapid artillery and mus
kerry firing, apparently in the vicinity
OF Gainesville or Manassas, was heard
this Z. M. On the road from Fairfax
c. II. to this city, for about two hours
artillery was distinctly heard at or near
George'own.
Gen. Stahl with his division of cavalry
returned to camp this morning
Gen. Copeland, with regiments OF
his brigade, the 9th and 9th Mich. cav.
airy, became detached from the division
at Warrenton and proceed under orders
from Gen. Stahl du cot to Beaelton, on the
Orange a. Alexandria X. H., and from
thence TO Fayetteville. From this point
patroling parties were dispatched in all
directions. Warrentown Junction was
visited, also Beverly and Rsppshsnnock
fords.
Gen. Coleman then dispatched two
squadrons across tho Rappahanuock who
patroled up and down to the distance oi
two miles without discovering even strsg.
glers from the rebel cavalry.
Citizens residing in this vicinity stated
on enquiry, that body Of rebel soldiers
were seen in that neighborhood during
the previous day,bu had departed, destl-
nation unknown.
The town Of Brentvills was also pa
troied with no better success.
This reconnaissance developed the i'm
E.. Hknt hn rAh~l >< Al
Potomac does not occupy any portion OF
the territory extending from CuIpepper
to Wsrrcntop, White Pl.ins and Salem
on the west, to Fredericksburg on the
east, and distance OF several miles south
Of the Rappabannock.
An important capture was made in tho
person Of Col. Scruggs, commanding the
s5th Va, and senior officer Of oil State
troops, in Fauquier co.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-25

New FURNITURE SToRE.-Houseksep.
ere Who are investing In furniture should not
psrehass until they have made careful exam
inatisn Of the large and we'll selected stock Of
furniture opened BY Henry sslby At No. IS.
East Second street. The stock comprises all
kisds Of goods suited 10 the tastes and condi-
tion OF every olsss The goods are bought di.
rss.ly from the largest manufacturers. and are
sold .. the very lowest prices. Call and sss
the the psrlsr, chamber. dining room and
kitehss sstts. and invest 10 the best fsrnisurs
and carpets 10 the city NJ. sslby has started
right to bald up hsndsoms trade and sheuld
b Nbsrslly patrouisse. Contested with the
store is Mr.. Gsutt. Who he's had lesg expert.
ssss 10 the business here and numerous frisnds.
He vill zee that your waists 10 the furniture
',ps sss sll sssisissssr'ly supplied
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-25

HAaRIsnun0, June 25-midnight.
The rebels arc within 90 miles Of Har-
risburg.
The cncmy's column halted abont 8
miles the other side Of Carlisle. Their
line tonight is very strong.
The result Of 70. morrow is looked for
ward to with much anxiety. A battle
will undoubtedly be fought or the place
evacuated before to morrow night.
Everything is quiet in tho neighbor-
hood of Gettysburg and Hanover juno
ton
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-25

The steamer Eagle arrived from Ha-
vana, Goth. Rumors via Porto Rico
reached Havana, said to have been
brought by the British mail steamer
from St. Thomas to Porto Rioo, that the
pirate Alabama was in Santa Cruz. and
that the Vanderbilt got mp steam and
went to attack her. Heavy firing was
heard in the direction Of Santa Cruz, bu,
nothing is known about it. Some infer
red tho Alabama had been captured, and
others that the Vanderbilt had been CO.
stroyed.
Tho English mail steamer Trent, from
st. Thomas, was due ut Havana on the
2lst, when the facts would be asccr-
tanned.
The great race to day between Patch
en- and Butler, milo hcats To saddle, was
won by Butler in tbrec straight heats.
Time, 2:2s, 2:2l, 2:23 IA.
The rebel steamer Alice Brian had mr.
rived from Mobile with cotton.
New ioRg, Juno 2b.
The Xerdlds Baltimore correspond
cnt states that . co.opcrating cops OF
Lee left behind At Fredericksburg. il to
cross tho Lower Potomac At Budd's =
Ferry, some % miles below Washing
ton, and it has complete sot Of pom
toons ready for the purpose.
lSpecisl 10 tho Timss.i
Information received to-day renders It
nearly positive that the whole of Ewsll's
corps has been transferred into Mary
land. This corps numbers aboat o.,
900.
Stusrts cavalry range up and down
tho valley under tho eastern shadows Of
the Blue Ridge. Pleasanton keeps u
sharp look out for him, and slight skir-
mishes occur daily.
Tho Heraids Washington dispatches
say Lees forces comprise E"ell's corps,
$4,000; Longstreet's, $4,000; Hilfs,
tho rear guard. $4,000 Stuart's, $4,000
1900.
Richmond is defended by ID. II. Hills
corps, 2l,00O; French's, 1900 and =
heavy brigade under Wise on tho York
River Railroad
Gen. Corsc haa two brigAdes At llano-
yer Junction, with $500 mounted Tex
ans.
Jackson commands in East Tennessee,
and has Pegram's force OF 10000, which,
with tho force in Cumberland Gap, is ex
pected 10 invade Kentucky.
The Baltimore An.ericdn Of yester-
day says there is no longer any doubt
that Lee proposes renewal of tho at
tempt to capture Washington by the
MARYLAND route. His advance IN tho
Cumberland Valley is tor forage and
supplies. II ia believed he has no pur-
pose Of penetrating TO Harrisburg.
1t is also beloved that Hooker will to
day have large force in Frederick Co.,
between the enemy and Baltimore and
The garrison Al Maryland Heights
forms the right wing Of Hookcr's army
and is under his command.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-25

RRsIoNATIoNs IN Iowa RRoIMEN1s.-
Col David b Hills. nth Inf. resigned Nay
30th. 1868.
LtCol Fabias Bry dolf, 25th Inf, resigned
Jane 9th.
Asst Surgeon David Stewart. 2sth Inf. re-
signed Nay 2sth.
Capt james Q Haw kins, Co G, 22d lnf. re-
.ignsd May 26th.
let Ii Neil Auiry. Co c. 22d Inf, resigned
Nav 27th
I'd IL Henry Montgomery, Co A. sOth lsf.
resigned May 27th.
Let Il Geo A Haynes. Co A. 20th Inf. re-.
signed May 26sh.
70 Il Cbas n Dawes, CO l. oath Inf, resign
cd Nay 9th.
Capt Geo r Miller, Go ], 9th Iof. resigned
Nay Sd.
I'd L. Jas A Lyons. Go A, 27th Inf, resigned
April 26th.
Ait Charles A Comstosk, 9th Inf, resign
cd April 24th.
lst 1t Anderson Davis. Co r, 39d Inf, re-
signed April Gath.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-25

OYvIcE or rHs DsH. 4 N.ws,
Thursdsy Eve., June 25. !
Quotations unchanged.
FLoua-Wholssale, &540G6.60 retail, $3.50
@6.l0. Shipments 60 bbls.
WHAT 65G95c. Choice lots S5093o. Re-
csipts 2ll7 bu. Shipments $50 bu.
CoRN-32@33c. Receipts s76 bu. Shipments
700 bu.
OArs-5096Oc.
MALr-Shipmcnts6 800 bu.
WOoL.-Washed 60Q6Oc. Receipts 500 lbs.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-25
CINcISNATI, June rs

CINCINNATI, June rs.
The following dispatch has been re-
ceivsd by Gen. Burnside from the expe-
dition sent into East Tennessee
CANTON, KY, Juue 2S.
/ arrived here with my command at
IL o'clock this morning. struck the
railroad at Lenore and destroyed the road
up to Knoxville, and made demonstra-
tions against Knoxville 80 ~ to have the
troops drawn from above. ] destroyed
the track and started for Strawberry
Plains, burnt the Slsts creek bridge, 3l2
feet long, the Strawberry Plain town
bridge. 100 ieet long. and also Aossey
creek bridge, s25 feet long, ! captured 8
peices Of artillery, solns 200 boxes Of
artillery ammunition, over 500 prisoners,
1000 stand of arms, destroyed . large
amount Of salt, sugss, -four. meal, and
one salt pstre works and other stores.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-25
Qua amiable friend Of Der Den,okv0s

Qua amiable friend of Der Demokv0l
wsrks himself into . psssisn besauss ~ re-
produced HE editorial Of yesterday. In which
be gave the rail splitter fits. In our soiuuns.
Don't our venerable irissd know better tAas
to kick out Of the traces the way be 10 doing 7
Don't hs know that the republican convention
that met a. Dss Aoinss last week. snsquivo.
eslly endorsed Abraham Lincoln Why. then.
should he dsuoupes him. What II Lissoln
does turn Sige! and Fremont over to the ton
der msreies Of the ''eoppsrhssd" Governor Of
New York? Did not the convention endorse
,hs President. and With such 40 endorsement.
how cas- the editor Of Der Demckrss throw
sticks at Aimf Is the man erssy. or sas'I hs
comprehend the "situation"t Linsola puts
his foot on the neck Of those radical Gen srals.
and the republican party Of Iews says be dec
right Ought not email fry editors. Who hsv
been brought up on the New York Tribv~s.
with Horace Greeley for vet nurse. TO be SIT
Is6sdS stand up TO the rack. Brother Stibolt
fodder or no fodder. and when yosr party
leaders say that Abraham 10 right. ysu ssy 90
loo. We hope to hear 10 more Of this howl
ng about the President from that qssrisr.
Join 10 With your party and bura incense -
'hs feet Of shs rail- splitter. II hs sssbs gss1
men. shsnt for hin. Il will make you "loysl.'
-you will be "patriotis;' Otherwise yen will
bs "esppsrhsad. you know. Can't ysu see
anything I
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-25
ST. L.ouIs, Juno 25

III. LouIh, juno 20.
Tho Democratic Springfield dispatch
says = session Of the Illinois Legislature
was held yesterday with view of legal
lzlng the Wabash Horse Railway swim
die Of Chicago, and testing the legality
Of the Governors proroga,ion tho leg.
islature. The democrats contend that
tho Assembly is still in session. -Four
members OF the House were present and
two in the Senate.
A committee of two was sent to tho
Governor 10 ascertain II he had any
communication to make. The Governor
replied that he had nothing to say, and
did not recognize tho meeting.
Governor Yates has offered 10000
six months men to rcpeI invasion.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-25

Wool RAIsINo.-As . notable exam
pie Of the preats Of wool rsisiog we would
state that yesssrdsy Judge Grant sold part Of
his clip Tor this seassn for over thirteen hu~.
d,ed dollavs. and st lsast two-thirds Of this
sun was clear profit Jsssph Shields. Esq,
vas the purchaser.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-25

On Wednesday evening, June 24th, CLARA
ThEAUOsIA, aged yesrs. months snd9 days,
daughter Of N. I. and n. r. SANDsRs.
Funeral services will take giscs at the house Of
Mrs. N. J. Msekintosh Friday afternoon, st I've
e's,sch. Fyispds ~ iavitsd y sttsed.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-25

HAVE You Have you seen those
splendid drsss patterns. shawls. elosks. msntil
Ice. sts., at Whislsr's Call at onss-sall Of
tsu-buy COED goods very low-ssvs msnsy
thereby and get rieh.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-25
Chicago N arkeis.

CHICAGO, JHne "a.
FLouR.-Dull. Spring Extra $3.50. White
Winter &675.
WaEAr.-Aarket HGlc lower. $l.06@l.llK
Red Winter. White Winter 81 26X.
CoRk.-Advanced 10. 45M40x.
OArs.-l@lH lower. 65@6SlS 10 store.
KYE.-Stesdy. No. 73c in storc.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-25

TIE BLACK Swan CoMING.-A letter
from Gel Wood. manager Of the Black Svss
Troupe, informs 10 that this celebrated "Qusen
Of Song" will give limited sumbsr Of con-
oerts in our city next week. The troupe has
just returned from au extended European
tour.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-25

ARLINGTON, LION & DoEKIKER's 3
minstrsls snnsuncs next week % the last OF
the season In Chicago. They will then start
ont on teur through this section Of The eeun.
try. rsashing Davenport early 10 July. They
will be heartily Welcomed. and W doubt not
do good badness
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-25

HARvEsrINo.-Farmers inform ~ that
they shall commence harvesting their winter
vhest the fret Of next week. The crop will
bs very large. Assh encouragement 10 felt
for sowing this kind Of grain In this SEQ
ton.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-25

STORE RoBBEp.-Ths store Of j. N.
Bowling corner Of I'd and Hsrrison street, wss
entered BY thieves last night, who stels some
six or eight dollars frowp the drawer and sooe
sugars and other goods. the anosns Of which
10 net known. No clue has been obtsised to
lead to ths apprehension Of the thieves.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-25

A COOP AproINrMENr.-Co Bourne
has been assigned By Adjt. Gen. Baker to
the Quartsrmassers Department Of the Sssss.
. moot rsspsnsibls office. sad one which the
Colonel 10 we'll ca 'eulAtsd to fill with credit
10 himself and oil conssrnsd.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-25

HATS OFT.-Throw away your old hat
and g TO Farrand's and get something new.
nice and very cheap. That 10 the place to
GET your money back and more too.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-25

ONLY 4 DoLLAR.-It 10 . small sam
but you save It every time you buy . dress or
Ave dollars worth Of goods at Wsdsworth's-
Call there sAd save money.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-25

HUGE ExCURsIoN.-On the Fourth Of
July we understand that party Of some I've
thousand people from Ottawa and Vicinity.
csntsmr late . grand excursion to this place.
They will hold pie nis on the leland. and
visit Psss Mcclellan for the purpose Of seeing
the Indian prisoners confined here. Abost
thirty cars have been chart cred for the trip
The proceeds Of the exeursios goes to aid 10
the comp lstion Of the new Baptist church at
OttawA. We wish them . pleasant time.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-25

FIRE WoRKs.-Starr gets his FIRE
works direct from the greatest msnufaetsry
in the United States. and can asll lower than
any other dealer IN the city. Go and get
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-25
II. r. DODC r,

Surgical and Mechanical Dentist,
BRADY sSREsT, BsTw8Es FOURTH AND iIvrH
ALL WORK EXECUTED IN A
In strong and sesviccsbls manner, and
sstisfsction guasaatisd. Ofies open
oil hours, day and aight. jnsl-dU
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-25
Davenport Lumper market.


Notice.
THERE WILL BE MEETING OF THE
i Fire King Engine Compony No. !. on Sat
urdsy evening, June 9Th, 1863, - they have
made arrangements to attend . Firemsn's Tourn-
out 1t Ottaws, ILL.,, on July 4th. All eitisens who
desire TO 60 with US are respectfully invited to
attend eaid meeting. Arrangements hsvo bsen
made with the Railroad Company 70 take us there
and back for half fare. y. T. COOK,
ins94 Secretary.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-25

POLICE CouRr.-Ann Harrison, for
getting drunk and creating disturbances. was
fined e6 and costs. She vsat 70 Jail. Of
n0ofDe.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-25

new YoKE. June Is.
F,ouR-Prses favor buyers. $5.35015.55 extra
state $57t $500 X. II. y.
WHAAT-hsrkct lQl2c better. 81 .1s9i.3 90 for
spring &1.244l.l0 Mil. Club. $l.llMl.49
Winter Rcd.
sonnd.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-25

! ESCAPE OF PRIsoNER.-Last even.
Thomas Janss and John Aaxon. OF Sprlsgvills
Cedar co., and in their charge wss . ssldisr
whom they held - prissnsr. he having iu-
glorioasly deserted the service Of bic country.
The party tsek adjoining rooms st shs Bsrsis
Heuss. tho above named psrsons toek one and
the prisoner was placed 10 ths sthsr-ths dosr
Of which vas locked aud the key kept In pos
session Of the ofissrs. Alternately they stood
gsard during the night. until ssar daylight.
when both fell asleep.
Early 10 the morning Dr. Burtis noticed sns
Of the three gussts coming dova stairs asd
saw him walking aboat the sffios. asd 6sally
ssw him leave the prsnisss. Not ksoving
that one Of the three gsests wAs prisoner he
Of course theaght nothing Of the matter. 10
an hour o. 90 the other two cane down stairs
and wanted 70 know what had become Of their
prisoner. The host knew nothing about any
prissner. but told then that one Of their nun.
Der had been up some time and had gene su,
- take walk. The officers stated that the
fellow vss their prissser, that they had pst
him in the room, locked the dsor and placed
the key under their pillow, and we're very
snxisus 70 know how Il hsppssed tbs. hs had
sseapsd-thsy couldn't understand 10, and
vantsd shs Doctor 70 60 up and see II Ihe
oyssssy could Be explained. He vent With
.hsa and the mystery sas explained. When
they put the prisoner 10 they closed the door
Jest far enough 10 have the key bolt clip out
side Of ths fastening. which Of sourss left the
prisoner TO use bic swa pleasure sbeut going
os staying. He sssnt. and . more ohopfallss
brace Of men we're never seen than these two
sf6eers. They had aething to say. bus lsf,
shs place BY the next train, the vorn beat in.
aividuals in America.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-25

REAL EsrArE is steadily moving up
wards and rs.ts are following in proportion.
Il vill not BE- lsng ere W drift int the fssey
figures Of 1885 and thss lsok ont for break
srs. There 10 great demand this year for
dwelling housss-r ssidsnees possessing some
degree Of comfort without having TO pay the
original cost the 6r.t year. in rent. Capital
invested in such hessss esnsot but b rsnun-
srative.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-25
THE CITY,.

GeoD TInE.-Always get your watch.
- repaired st Asrssbash 4 Rutea0sck's.
They will bs sure TO run we'll.
MusIc.-Bny your sewing machines
at Krauss's He has Singsr's. the best ma
chine invented. and will Be glad 10 show it to
the ladiss at al times
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-25

MOONLIGHT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
the sxcursiss this evening upsn ths Ferry
Boat, and il you want . real plsassnt time,
and lots Of fun. don's fall to secure yeur tick
sts and step aboard with the children
Strasssr's band will be aboard. Get yosr
tickets st Grssss's news depot. or st Plaa-
nsrs book store only 26 cents each.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-25

RARE CHANcE.-One OF the best sa-
looms In the city for ssIs ehesp. now doing q
good business: good reasons given for selling
out. Also large stock 4 vines and liquors
a. cost prices enc year ego. Inquire st the
Chicago Ale asd Oyster House. Brady street
opposite the Post Office
BARBsa d NoRrH, Agents.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-25

GRAND CELEBRATION AND Pro MIC
AT LECLAIaE.-rhe LeCIairs Democratic Club
gives . grand Fourth Of July celebration At
Hopson's Grsvs (Snaks Hollow two miles
abovs the city Of I.sClairs. on the glorious
Fourth. There will be an ora,ion BY popu-
lsr spesksr. and On excellent dinner. The de-
mocracy Of LsClairs always have excellent
celebrations. and on this ocessisn will not fall
short Of doing the handsome thing.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-25

FILLING Ur.-The Eighth Cavalry
will be organized and ready for service bsfers
cold weather sets 10. We undsrstasd that
the prospects Of raising the regiment in . short
period Of time are very fsttering. Hundreds
Of men have declared their intention Of going
into the service 80 soon % the harvest 10 over,
and that will bs finished BY the fret Of Sep
tembsr. We don't thick The government will
venture on draft In 4 State 90 ready and
willing to do her whele duty on the battle
fields Of the Union. Iowa occupies . proud
position in this respect. Her sens have given
up their livss freely in the cause. a0d are still
ready TO saeri6cs everything TO maintain the
integrity Of the Consultation and the laws.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-25

FOURTH OF July CELsBRArroN.-Th
semmittee Of arrsngsnssts have decided ths.
the signs Of the timss are auspiciens for the
holding Of . grand celebration on the coming
Anniversary Of our National Independence.
Several hundred dollars have already been
raised and still the Finance Committee 10 meet
ing with eneoursgsaent. The Fair Grounds
have been determined upOn ss the place whore
:hs ceremonies are 10 be performed the mill.
.sry TO The number Of six hundred will coop.
crate. ~ will the FIRE Companies. and sosistiss
generally.
10 addition there will be the grandsst dis
play Of Fireworks ever witnss.ed 10 this part
Of the country. te be conducted upon . large
scale. under the management Of Professor
Dupont: Of the Royal Gardens Of London.
The Committee are hard ct work, making
oil necessary srrsngem snts. and the people
may make up their ninds q enss that The
celebration will csne Of. and that 1t will BE-
such one ~ will reflect great credit upon
the city.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-25

LATEST NEWS
By TELEGRAPH.
OUR SPECIAL DISPATCHER.
THE REBELS WITHIN 25
MILES OF HARRISBURG.
AN ATTACK UPON WASHINGTON
BY THE WAY OF FRED
ERlCkSBURC MED
ITATED.
The Rebel Army Still Progress
ing Northward-Its Po-
sition not Exactly
Known.
Great Alarm Felt NJ Mar-
ris sbalrg.." The Poll.
ticiams Leaving.'
The Invading Column Estimat-
cd at 80, 900; 16 Pieces
Of Artillery.
Shippen>burg Evacuated by tho
Federals--The Rebels at
Carlisle Te-Day.
Rebel Officers Declare
their Intention Of Push
ing on u Phila.
de1phia.
Fall License given to Lay Waste
Property In Pennsylvania
but not il Maryland.
special to Herald.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-09-11

master mechanics. 1t is monument to
the enterprise of the liberal hearted citi.
izens of this fourishhg village, and will,
we have no doubt, in centering trade at
this point, more than repay them the in
vestment. The mill is under the direc-
ton Of men who fill the statue of gentle
men, and well qualified in a business
point of view for the conduct Of
a merchant fouriu mill.
The flour made, is OF the finest quality
as we can testify too, from having used
it in our own family.
We see that our dealers are patronizing
this mill to some extent, as we notice in
passing our streets that ! d / barrel
sacks ard whole barrels, bearing the
brand of the New .da FIGURING Mill, oc-
cupying considerable space in our busi'
ness rooms, Messrs Cook, Williams d
Gregg, in addition to possessing business
qualifications of high degree, are clever,
good nalurcd fellows always ready to
greet you with smile and to crack a
Joke with you. Success to ye gentlemen
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-09-11
LEGAL NOTICE.

E. W. Sehon, will take notice that Caroline
Levy Administrative of Moses Levi dece ased
did on the 18th day of August A. D. 1863 file
her petition in the Court of Common Pleas
within and for the county of Wyandot in said
state of Ohio, against the said E. W, Sehon
defenant, setting forth that the said E. W.
sehon gave mortgage to the said Caroline
Levy, as administrators Aforesaid on the West
half of the southwest quarter of section six
(6> in township four ~ South of range thir.
teen, [l3) and the west half of the northwest
quarter Of section Sever, () in the same town
ship and range. in said county of Wyandot, to
secure the payment oftwo Thousand dollars
according to a certain ncte referred to in said
mortgage and averring that there is due on
said note the sum of Two thousand dollars,
with interest from the End day of February
A. D. 1858. And praying that said mortgage
may be foreclosed, said premises sold, and
the proceed applied in payment of the amount
due on said note and that execution may be
awarded for the balance,
The said E. W. Sehon is notified that he is
required to appear and answer said petition on
or befor, third Saturday after the 25 day Of
September A. D. 1863
McKELLY GRISELL.
Aug. 2lst. 1885, PItff s. Atty's.