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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-21
Bradbury's New Scale Piano Forte

In the arrangement Of our new scale. raw
and prepared with the almost care. expressly 70,
our new instruments. We have added every i'm
peovement which can In any way tend to the PER
lection Of the Piano Fcr,e and We can conf ientl
assert, thu. for licscy of touch, vol ume purity
bsil,isncy and sweetness Of tom, combined wiz
that strength ard solidisy Of franc ne, essary I.
dursbil,ts, these instruments are unequslic,.
'SrxREGrH AND BsArry 10 our motto, and ",
invite the closest tioism Of the unbiased judge
in the land.
~ Every instrument 10 warranted for FIVE
WIN. b BRADBURY,
"a Broome street, corner Crosby, New Yor
mh5-3m
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s6s .. SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. ;. lees.
For xockfosd. Bslois, Frssport. (3alsns, Savanna,
,ar ssville. Madison, IACrosss. PnAiris d. Chen,
ST. PAUL, Fond du Lac, Oshkosh, v stsrtown q,
0sgiin, end I'll points IL Wisconsin, Minnssota.
Nuthsm Illinois and Northern lows vie. Chieseo
and North Western Railway. RS, aiag tnsoush
without change Of oars - Jsnssviis, Wstertosn.
fond du Lac and Oshkosh, and connes.,ne as rrsi
ris du Oaien end LsCrosss viii splendid Pockets
for
All Pellts - tn Mississippi River.
Tvsins issvs Chicago - fellows:
ebA n-Usy Expssss.
$40 A A-way Passenger.
500 N-ysnssviiIe and Rockford sccommada.
tion.
v;s0P Nigh Rzpsess.
New ssd sisgaes sleeping ears arc nm mn.
ON al Hight Tssins, end patent veuti tied car.
With patsat dastsrs attacsd " eli day trains.
0tO. L. DUNLAP. HsnsH
4Ds W. assn's'. GEL s'aA's An
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CREArC0NS0LlDATEDL LINE
Cincinnati 1 ChlsAgs Air Line
RAILROAD

CHOPTY NILES rHG SHOKTE kOurE
T. TO Cincinnati. Indianapolis and Louisville.
Two Gxpress Trains leave West SIDE uie lie
pot, Chicago, % follows:
Al A NJ, daily. except sunday.
At clio J. N, daily, except Ss,urdsy.
Arivest l0A5 A n, and lO:43 nv
Through to Cincinnati and IN iirnsp slis. without
change Of ears
Elegant sleeping Css on Wight Traina
Time TO Cincinnati, eleven .esss
Tnr ugh tickets may b obsAins .. the principal
Railroad Omces 10 the North West. and the Com
pany's U6ics. No las RauAoluA streea- ani..
the chsf Lsa House.
yOhH BRANDT. J 4, Oss1 ssp's 4
.. 8. WLLefT, Oss1 Tishse An
~ .0oo8A, ~, Chiea0A
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DY A LATE LAW OF CONGRESS-. all
ID soldiers Who have been discharged In cor
sequence Of wounds received in battle, arc mo-
entitled to the 500 bounty.
Wo collect bruSTIss for soldiers Who have
served two yea or who have been discharged
a. above also Invalid PsSs,0Ks and PxxsIoss
for widows. minor children, mo aers and orphan
sisters VI deceased roidcrs; also the bounty due
the vi rows, minor children, parents or relative,
Of deceased soldiers.
PARKER 1 EDWARDS,
moh 20-n Main ssyeet Drvepro,,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-21

EROA CAMP hENDERRHOTT, ON TIE
L night Of the llth INST, JOHxsA. Radon, n
.rivate Of Go. x. 9Th Iowa Cavalry. said Ris-
don |: twenty Ave yesrs Of age. ace feet eight
md three fourths inches high blue eyes. O. ndy
'eir. fair complexion. bora 10 the state Of Yer
mont, enlisted at Marion, Iowa, for three 70 srs.
Had on whoa be left, citissns pants and coat
and soldiers blsck felt hat.
Said Risd0n sole . bright ray horse aboat
AZ hands high, saddle mask on lsft eide,
branded q. s. on loft shoulder, and K. on EFF
air.
A reward will b paid for the spprehsnsion
md aeli7sry Of said Nsdon and hose to any o..
6oes who will 70 ain them Mll secured By she
proper su'horities; OF . peopostionass reward
~ili DO raid for the delivery Of either.
By order Of d 3. WILSON,
Col. oomd. Oh Iowa Cav.
K. L MILLER, Adjt.
CAMP tsNDsRsHorr, Davenport, Iowa,s
March 10th, 1858.
mOh lift
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WA. 8. 8 kAO6UNY'S
PIANO-rORTE ESTABLISHMENT
No. 420 Broome Street,
NEW YORK.

The ubscribsr respectfully invites tho stien
/ zion Of hisfrienis and the public generally T.
his Pisno- Orte Establishment, 81 No. AZ
Broome street. corner OF Crosby.
Having Withdrawn his interest. st,ct and ms
u rials from the late firm Of Lghts h Brsdbury
which ir q WAS dissolved on the 3lst Janna- y"
and hAv ng purchased tho entire stock VI Pis
toites and Piano Forte material, owne By hi
brother, Edward q. ~ dbury IN tho said n, b,
fer his osleb ~tsd Piano foftss. Employing I.
most skiiiful snd experienced workmsu. with
large stock Of the best and most thoroughly sea
soned material, aLd an abund sncs Of c.pitsi, b
has taken IN hand the po's ohsl supervision Of ID.
shole bushes ,of manufacturing h 10 instrument
and 10 enabled to turn ont PiAno-Foftcs { une
quAllcd tone and dural.ensss.
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YVHE SUB5CR'BEKS HAVE ENTERED IN
l to copsstnsrship for she transaction Of .
general Real Es'ats business. They will give
their attention to the buying, cell ng and renting
OF real estate. paying tsxes, collecting, and any
transactions that fall within the Legitimate line
Of their businsss. From their long residence
both being " old settlers" and general familiar
ity with real estate operations they aatter then
solves they Will be able to give Satisfaction to ali
who may sntrust their business to them.
Osvics-Post Omce building. sec nd door.
A. SANDEkS,
J. n. ELDklDGE.
Davenport. Anil I. 1868 diff
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Nt,fees.

TVBE BOARD OF EQUALIZATION OF THE
! City Assessment Rolls. will meet ct the Office
o. H. 3. HOFFMAN. on Main street. on Monday,
May 18th. at ten o'clock .. m, end hold their ses
sion there iter for ten days. fn 10 O'Clock .. n.
10 q o'clock p IN during which time said aeees,-
men' rolls Ill be open Tor nspectioa spA correct.
20 uedsr the ordinance for the regulation Of CITY
Nay 7th, 1868.
II. r. HOrFNAHYa Ro.,s
DAVID Dl0GiNs,$ Of
FRANCIS oCaj. Eqssl,ssliIss.
005.ev
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Gal~ns & chicago Uuisn Rslire.d,
II 81

I'm AND AFTER Monday, MAY l3rH
" Ath, 1864, Trains will leave Wells street De-
rot Chicago, - follows, sundays excepted y
At s:so and - for Bslvidere. Rockford,
Freeport. Warren, Gaiena, Duni,th, DUBUQUE
and intermediate places.
At $50 A and e:ss P n for Dixon, Polo, Full.
ton, Cedar Rapids and intermediate points.
Ate n for Elgin. Belvidsrs, Rockford and In
termedists points.
At $40 N .or Geneva and intermsd ate places.
Passengers tor Boloit and Janesvills viii take
the $50 r N and p n srain
Passenger for Crystal Lake, McHenry, Rich.
uond. Geneva Lake and intermediate points, viii
take the = n train.
~ $50 N and a:A5 4 n, from Duuleith, Gssna.
FroepOrt, ete.
At $50 NJ and 900 A N, from Cedar Rand,
Fulton, DIXON, etc.
A. Halo A n from Fox Rive, Valley.
~ $40 NJ, Geneva Accommodation.
q Sleeping GAYS on Night Trains.
E. d. TALCOTT, Gent Sup't
g n. WHBsLRR. Gent Pass'gr Ast uv3otf
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OAveNpORT. IOWA


NyOTIcE Ii HE8tBY GIVEN THAT 7H1
~ Ps'thssship heretofore sxisting. ssdss TIE
day dissolved b. mutual coasess. The baissss
Of the late 6rn Will b. settled - The once Of the
D4NocxAf AID NBws.
D.N. RICHARDSON,
GEO. B. WEST,
GO. Z. CARe8MTER:
oaNmpsea NJ IL lseS.
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Pltlsbarg, Fl. Waync 4 Chicago
u ALL Il d A d.

eitisbarg. Fl. Wayno 4 Chicago
u ALL Il d AID.
R9 8
VARS RUN FROM CHICAGO To PITTsBUR0
~ without change. connecting with tho great
PENNSYL VAAA CENTRAL RAILROAD
usw York, Philadelphia, baltimore and Wash.
sgton city, and all the interior towns Of Penn
ylvaniA, New Jersey, New York, Maryland. 10.
Merchants BY taking this route, viii have the
sdvantageof oil the eastern markets ~ no addi-
ionAl cost.
Baggage checked through.
Trains leave tho Depot, Canal street, west side
Niosgo, daily ON the arrival Of trains from the
ssst and North west.
connecting 1T Crestlins with Cleveland 4 Lake
sh0re r. X. 70 Uunkjrk, buffalo, Niassra Falla,
Sew York and Boston. and all the interior
ssvns OF New England. via New York Central
end New York / Erie Railroads. Also South 70
columbus, Jaassvills, Newark, Mount Vernon,
J>Asubenville and Wheeling, and Interior town
Il Ohio and Virginia.
Tho Ab0se trains connect st Forest with trsins
. Mad Riser Road to Springfield, Urbano, Day.
su and Ci cinnati. AlaO with trains st Lima TO,
'syton and CiEcinnati direct.
1sse - lev - sav ether Resse.
easssnsS - bound east will Cad this route both
"Soc~us S1u = oOSoi0p PoSeiu8 SuuOoSu many u
no largest and finest cities in the United States.
Pssseng, rs arriving Ct Chicago IN any Of the
ssds, win 6nd attentive she.k agents at the de-
ots to rsesive checks and convey baggage, free Of
barge {. the Pittsbury and Chicago cars. Sleep
e cars accompany each train.
fiokeu for sale IT all the principal ticket or
- In tho West, and ~ the Company once Q ~
,sr Of Randolph and Dearborn streets, or II the
sspot, West side, Chicago.
y parsieslar TO ssk for sicksts BY Fort Wayne.
DAN. W. BOSS,
Osn1 Western pa'ssngsr Agent, Chicago.
I. n. A0ss Z, Com. and Gsnr Agf, Chicago.
trsight Of ell kinds will be carried from Chics-
,oso ell points East 1t oil times, ~ as low rates
. any othsi Railroad rsute. ssp2s-dtf
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rest once Summer Tine lahlo,
Arrival and Departure Of the uails.
Posfov1rcs ~ sAvsxrosr, IOWA.

EAsfRRN MAIL.-Ciosss at . A. N. and 8 p.
n. Arrives st6A A. N. and 81 p. NJ, Sundays
excepted.
WnrEsN MAIL Closes ct . p. n. Auivs,
ssSA p n. Sunday. excepted.
Arrives ATTY Pm.
SoUrHE.s Iowa AArL.-Closss st 8 A. N. A..
sives st & n.
NonrHssS VIA Dswrf.-Closes Sunday, Tuss-
day and Thursiay ~ 81 z. N. Arrives Tuesday,
Thursdsy and saturday st 8 r. n.
nonday. WsdnssdeZ - Friday - sx s'clk. y
Arrive. Tuesday. fAu1sday and sssarday at IL
aeUrs No. loels w Tiptea CLOSES Tussday
end Friday q IL o'closk n arrives Tuesday and
Friday at II o'clock n.
Rosrs No. seeO-vsA PuAA,o-Closss Friday
ats o'clock A n assisss Saturday sts o'clock
Rours No. losso-vi. Walnut Forks and Dig
%. closes Wednesday at sk p. Arrives
Saturday st 6P. \.
= OvyIo. Horns. Once open 81 o'clock 4: y.
9snseal delivery closed st o'clock ?. y Once
fson W to loh .'elook 4. n.
- 40 the pdnsioai male ase carried By Rail
RoAd, ell the time - seAeed herein will be
RAIL kOAD Inn, he elesk In the SuPssinssed.
ent's olBse, n. q. RR. Depot, bsiag the staaa
ssd CBAa n. EL"ai,NsE. P.
OSN Cd nUTLEKS, AAWS DEALkkr
~ Pc dlsrs, attention! Ne hsve tAs largest
stock Of stationary packages, II disessns styles
Was Naps, aeoest~es, Ink, TAstiss. &c. aod ~
shslewsss prices in The West, :9dr::' ~
Ialiaaaosiis. ~, - sss6e0ess4 ~.
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ll.iaois Central Railroad.
00a e

-
I'M AND AFTER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER
~ Sd, trains will lesve from the Grand Central
Jspot, foot Of Lake and South Water street
Through Express, I At $50 A N. arriving at
,ai.y, exc, SLndsysJ cairo 1t 4:3o A N.
- This Train connects for Peoria, Alton, g..
louis, Memphis, New Orleans and Mobile.
.ocommodatiOnl Al 400 P N. for Cairo and Way
Train, Stations, arriving II Cairo .,
Every day. s:4s N next dsv.
- This Tssin. on Saturdays, will run only 70
,rbanA Trains arrive u Chicago st li:0S 1 n
nd y:3O Pm.
FH Tickets and infosms ton, apply q the once
the Great Central Dept.
HYDE PARK AND WOOD LAWN.
trains will leave Chicago Leave Weed Lawn:
$50 An Gas A n
8:45 Am 9a5AM
400 II l266PM
800 PA BA6PM
OO0PA G:5OPN
W.R. ARTHUR, Cont Supt.
W.P. JOHNSON. Gen Passenger Agt. no4etf
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RATLROAnS.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY

GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY
&01
OF CANADA.
Ticket Office &c Dearbon Street, Chicago, Illinois.
sIccsrs TO ALL PAsrs or
CANADA AND EASTERN STATES.
nAY EXPRESS, NIGHT EXPRESS AND
~ stock kxp'ess connect 1t Detroit with n q
r, n X and y 3 n X for
Buffalo, New FORK, Toronto, Ogdsssbulg, Noa
trsai, Qasbec, Portland, boston and
inteimediate points.
Sleeping Cars on Night Trains.
Call for through Tickets via
Grand Trunk RMiloCRN !!
Epscial attention given 70 Dressed Hogs,
Live Stock and Provisions.
Through Bills Laden given to LIVERPOOL.
f%Fof further information apply TO
Z T W bsfER,
Western General Agent, SO Dearbon street.
CHICAGO, ILL.
CD. BRIDGES,
Managing Director. MONTREAL, q. +.
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Mlchlgan NoulhoHD Z Lake Nhest
RAILROAD.
SUMNER ARRAN EVENT

Nm AND FTER MAY 4TH, AND IN
til further notice trains will leave Chicago y
y follows:
TOO A n New York Exprsss, daily, sxcep,
Sundays.
7:sOP N Night Express, daily, except Sstur-
days.
~ Trains arrive in Chicago ct Sis n, and
SHAN.
All the above trains mako regular connections
,oi'unkirk, Buffalo. Niagara Falls, Albany, New
,ork, boston, Philadslphia. baltimore and q
POINTS East.
luxurious new Sleeping Coaches. with oil mod.
orn improvements run on Night Trains.
Through Tickets can be obtained At the Com.
.any Once. b Clark street, Under sherman
iiatse, or II the Depot, CORNER OF Old Van BursD
..l sherman streets.
H. 3. SAWYER,
General Western AeasI
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THROUGH TICKETS Tor sale in al p,;,cip.,
xailsoad ONES IN the West, 81 the General Ufioe
,osner II Lsks AND Dsasbon streets, under the
fremont House, Chicago, and 1t the Depot.
X. N. RICE, Cent aup't
]. W. aHsvW. Western psss Agent mi
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BlsckwOed'S Magazine
AND rHn
British Reviews,
IxICYS CHEAP AS RIVER.

70 tn lsB wao PAY PROMPTLY IN ADVANCE.
NOTWITHSTANDING THE COST OF RE
N PAINTING these Periodicals has more than
doubled in consequence Of the enornou, rise 10
che price OF Paper and Of general advance in ali
other expenses : and notwithstanding other pub
fishers are reju sing the siss or increasing the
price Of their pablostions. W shall continue for
Sne year 1863, TO furnish ours complete, ~ here.o-
fore, ~ the old Rates, viz
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chleass IN | slesk lslnsl RalDroe

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT, 1853.
4 IN An. All xk MVNDAi, NAY IL. 1873,
" and until tustbsf aoclss, Trains sMl lssvs
0sssopoit daily, Ssndays easspssd, - foilovs,
Let mall train at.... 10 4. \.
70 Freight train st.. 500 ?. \.
% olGnt e3peoO. ....e...............So % ?. 4
Trains arrive st Davenport daily, Sundsys q
copied, - follows:
lss night express ~. 90 4. l.
ID daily express and mail train st.....5 20 r. y.
ID freight and ~ class % st........22o ?. =
Al trains over this ron are In direct eonnsxioc
esChisaeo with trains 'vss both the Michigan
eoathsrn, Michigan Central, Pitssburs, For
Wayne, and Chicago b iroad 70 and from De-
uoit, Toledo. Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinnati,
l1ttsburg, Dunkirk, Buffalo. Niagara Fails, Albs
-, New York. Philadelphia, Bslsimsrs and Wssh
ington.
foaasassss 49, samindad Of the necessity Of
diving dissincs directions - 10 the destination
heir bAggAge. also 70 procure tickets before tax
iag their sssts In the cars, shs conductors COL
lsst fares only TO stations on the line Of; be Oh
ego and Rock Island Railfoad.
JOHN F. TRACY, Superintendent.
Oaveapovt May II. 1898. dN
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TURING THE NEXT TWO WEEKS WILL
IL cell at the sctuAl cost OF manufacture, my
stock Of solid Gold Goods, consisting Of Pms sci
with Lava, Mossic, .osal. knam., onyx and tsoid
II the latest styles; Bracelets Of solid Gold; Gold
Lceksts. G.ld Hunting Chrooomsters, scarf Pms,
Chains, kings, Ssa ., sleeve Buttons, Studs
Diamond Pins, Too Picks, Pssciis. Every q
tsls II warranted Of solid Grid. and will be cold
st the actual cost Of msnufsc,urs. Be sure and
call. before purchasing. Al
CURRY'S, 81 Brady at,
ueh q1-tf Besween and 4th
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EMlE RAIL w AH'
-
Great Broad Gauge Dssbts 7teek AVID zslegrap,
ksses, -
NEW Y0Rx. BOSTON
IND ILL BATTERY CITIES.
Css'yi:s sas Gssss w:s:-,' .:e NessA
CYPRESS TRAINS LEAVE DUNKIRK AMI
Il Buffalo, daily, % he arrival Of oil trains o
the Lake shore RailrooA, msking close sonnes
nous with trains tsoa Cleveland, Chicago, Mi
wsuAee. 81 Louis, Baslisesos, Ksokuk, st Pau
Dubuque, Galsna, lose City, Ac-ths only caf
running through fro0 the lakes 70 New Yosl
City
Baggage checked tAssagh. Fare always - Low
- By any other Pouts.
Be particular and eall for tickets vie Eric Rail
road which arc sold u I'll tn principal railroad
o6ices in the West.
This Road s6ords Sscilitsss for shipment
Freight, superior 70 aay othss route.
AN EXPRESS TRAIN FOR FREIGHT
leaves New York daily, Cskiag Close connection,
through ~ oil poin,s Wet. ed quicker time thar
ever before msds on so line.
For Freight rates, enc sirs e G Oatman, -
broadway, Chas ThusaAn. leS Broadway, N. \
y p Archer, 70 SoseA street, \ Y; j 5 DunlsT
Is state street, Bossss Erie ailway Oaios, q
yum CaAs.. I alxor, a.nr Sup. NJ
b. =. SPRNCnR, Wsssssn Agent. Chicago, Ill.
A. BARBss. Agent, B1slingsen, Iowa.
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Rutam,s Patent VentilatOrs
On Cars Of Day Express Trains.
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By HsSaY 9ssfssns Of Edinbusgh and the late
J. P. NoRSoN. Of Yale College. vols. Royal DC
saso, 1900 pages end pu@ssous kSggavipgs
PRlCE-sS, tor the two volumes. BY Mail 81.
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). G. P0wss, x.s. nrLLss.
POWER 4 MILLEK,S
Davenport Directory for 1868.
4 TH0ROUdH AND SYSTEMATIC CAN
- vAss Of the city Of Dsvenpsss will b osds
Tor the above Directory. which will coetaiu. be-
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licences and places Of business,
I Complete BaSiaess Directory,
with mines Of 6rms classified. cash under its sp.
pr pirate heading Also N appendix containing
list Of city and county ofRoses, churches, public
buildings, &C., schools, With names Of teachers,
and everything Of public nature throughout the
county, proper 70 appear 10 Directory, with such
STATISTICAL AND HISTORICAL INvvRnArIoN
of casa - shall BE- Of interest and importance.
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Inserted in displayed TYPE, 81.
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TIE LONDON QUARTERLY CONSERVATIVE.
THE EDINBURGH REVIEW (whisl
TIE NORTH BRITISH REVIEW Free Church
THE wEsTMlNsTER REVIEW (Libsrai).
BLACKwOoD's EDINBURGH MAG. (Tory,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-12-07
Presidential Campaign.

CINCINNATI. DeC. & Lite IonStfVat!Te
National Committee" met at the Burnett
House at 3 0 clock this afternoon.
Gov. VIM B. Campbell, OF Tenn, waa
made chairman pro tenn. The lion Amos
Kendall was elect Il permanent president d
the committee and VIM. e. tIurd, 81 y Z.
the permanent treasurer
The Cnuyention WAS addressed by Hon Gar
rett Davis, OF Ky: J z I'arrand, Of \. l.;
Lieut. Governor jacob, OF KY; Gen. Leslie
Coon,hs: J Scott Harrison, Of Ohio; Sam.
?, Williams. Md; Gov. Campbell Tenn; and
many others.
In Difference 0 numerous expressions III tavnr
of Gen. Geo B. Mcclellan, the subject Of his
nomination was before the Convention for H.,
consideration, aud resulted IN the adoption q
resolution, presented BY the Hon. j. B.
Drummer reafiirming the Kentucky platform
OF 1858, and suggesting to the Conservative
Union National Committee the name OF Geo
b. Mcclellan for the next Presidency, and re-
commenting to the said Committee to take
such action in regard to the nomination OF can
didates for the President and Vice President as
they may deem expeulent
During the discussion the names OF the Hon,
VIM. 3. Campbell. Of Tennessee, General
Leslie Coonbs, and Governor Thos Z. Brau,>
lette, were mentioned with great interest lor
Vice President.
At d subsequent meeting the above resolu'
ton was referred to the committee which ~ to
inset in Philadelphia on the 23d inst.
4 bill has been introduced into the Missouri
Legislature to sell out the Pacific Railroad to
John E. Fremont and others, Tor seven NH
lion dollars, payable in State bonds 1t was
passed to the first reading in the Senate, by
vote Of thirteen to nine. The parties are TO be
required to give bonds to complete the road to
Kansas City in eighteen months.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-12-07

and letter OF the CrltCenQeH TeSO!utAoA aoop1Iu
ia June last by the Conservative members ct
the i. S Congress: have resulted IN damage
t5, ii, national cause.
SUITS. Since tile last term Of The Comfy
Court Of this county, twenty three civil suits
have been entered IN the Office OF the Clerk u
the county Court.
4 dispatch from the Army Of the Potomac
to The New York Herald states that the Feds-
raj losses in the recent engagements will ''ex-
ceed rather than fall short Of enc thousand.
4 large number Of the Federal wounded III
the late engagement on the Rapidan, have
reached this place and Washington, and were
distributed among the several hospitals
The ship Living Age, arrived at Falmouth,
England, Nov l71h, reports that she was
boarded and bonded off Cape Good Hope by
the Iuscarora.
Sixty Of the ringleaders of the disturbed
mining districts il Lehigh Valley, Pa, have
been sent under military guard to Fort Mif1n,
by order of Cen Sigel. They comprise the
principal parties who have recently been Or
ganizing secret societies in that district for
the purpose of resisting the draft
On Tuesday nlght last the office OF Curtis
Nelson, lulnberdealers in Chicago was entered
by burglars and the safe blown open With gun
powder Five hundred dollars III currency
was stolen and checks amounting to about
s.. 600 besides some valuable jewelry. In that
city on the same night two other safes were
blown open ina similar manner, and several
sums OF money stolen.
The sentences Of the Noble county, Ohio
consprators were pronounced Oh Saturday.
Mcpherson and Cogle were fined $4,000 and
costs, each, and Racoon $1,000, and to stand
committed until the hues are paid.
The Philadelphia Inquirers Washington
dispatch dated yesterday, says:-"l was cur
nnty reported yesterday that the Conteder-
ates were crossing the Rapidan above Meade S
army, and were about TO attack him IN force.
Ample preparations were made to receive them;
but up to this morning, no attack had been
made In force, though heavy oklrnlslAlng is
reported. .
Dr.. G. B. Hotchkiss, Surgeon Of the First
Pennsylvania Cavalry, arrived late Saturday
night at Alexandria, in charge Of seven woun-
ded officers and eighty-six wounded men, all
belonging to Gregg's Cavalry Division and
wounded during the late advance beyond the
Rapldan,
McCullough's shot tower. at Stapleton,
Staten Island, New York was destroyed by
fire Saturday morning, the result Of an acct
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