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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-23
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NO. IL EAST ID ST., OPPOSITE METROPOLITAN HALL
Family Grocer.
II EEPS CONSTAN sLY ON HAND A CHOICE
IN stock of Family Groceries, of all kinds
which he offers AT the 10 sest prices also
PURE LIo UoR9
for medical purposes, which have been selected
especially for this market. Ilc s,licits full
share OF patronage. Call and examine goods and
prices. my23-dly
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JANIS T. LANE. JOIN n. DAY.
LANE & DAY,
TTORNEYS AT LAW OFFICE IN SAM.
n Perrys new blosk, opposite the Post Office.
ay07
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CARDS..


DuYSlCIAN. SURGEON. OCULIST AHD
i Arrist Office IN Post 4 flee Block, recently
occupied by DR.. Baker. Residence, Main street,
near Spring, East Davenport, Iowa. sl4-u
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4. w. III. BAKER. NJ. d..
IDHY SIClAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE IN
basement State Bank Building. Residence
On Fifth ssgest, between Brady and Perry streets,
Daver port. Iowa. Hovl9-dGwt
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-23

J.. A. REID, N. d.,
I1HYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
j and residence No. %, corner Main ani Third
roots, Dav export, Iowa. julyl
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GRANT 4 SMITH,
a TTORvEYS AND COUNSELORS AT Law
"A and HCtsries Public. Once, Main street
vset side, between Fr ut and ID streets.
spa dAwtf
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victory

The hardest political battle which has ov
.er been known. in Chicago was fought ysster.
day, and the result is SPLENDID DzMocHA-
TIC TRIUMPH. ''' '''E'st
To enable, the reader to understand the
Lsplendor the triumph, we, must show what
the Democracy have had to con;end against. !.
The totalnumber oi votes p9lled lor May
or, yesterday, uasR2 R20306.j AT the Stateand
Congressional elections last hll-oae Of the
most. exciting elections ever held in the city
-the.tetal number ofvotes poled within the
same territory now covered blythe city was
only 5,786, including two or three regi-
ments OF soldiers now absent. There has
beer no actnal material increase Of legal yo-
ters since last fall, but here is an apparent
Increase Of 4530! The simple truth is, that
ltheSAbolitionists through their secret or
ganizations, hare imported tt0o on three t5ons.
and men and voted then, at tbs 'electton.--
Look at,the total vote m the First Ward,
where there are comparatively feW,residendes
it running up TO 1871 Will any body
tell us there are that number oflegal voters
I in the ward? Look, too, at the Sixteenth
Ward--total VOTE, 1906! Will any body
tell US there are that number Of legal voters
| in that ward?--Loek also at other wards
! In the First Ward the Democracy ought not
| to have been beaten twenty votes, and 1he V
are beaten 385 votes! and in the Sixteenth
! Ward theysshould have had $50 ma jority,
whereas they have but III.
| But we cannot analYze this matter this
morning An enormous fraud bas been per
petrated, and it will be exposed. II cannot
escape exposure.ssa,. N. u V @ ssap
| Notwithstanding the enormous fraud THE
DEMOCRACY HAVE oAERIEDs THE CITY. May
or Sherman is re elected by no majority,
and all the candidates on the ticket are elec
ted by an equal or greater, inajorities ID ~
For all practical purposes this majority is
as good as eighteen hundred majority would
be, and the result deternins the fact that
CHICAGO Is DEMOCRATIC CITY. If the
election had been an honest one, the result
would have shown Chicago to be Democra~
tic city by an iRmense majority.
Asst to the Council: The hold overs are
six Democrots and three Abolitionists,-
Thus the new Common Council will stand
twenty Democrats to thirteen Abolitioaists,
Enough is as good asa feast.
The Democracy OF the city are jubilaut
over the result, and well they may be. II
is A PURE DElIocRAT1c VICTORY. 1t is ter.
rible verdict against the Administration and
Washington and against Abolition and il,
politics. 1t is such verdict by city which
only q little While ago, was Claimed as the
very citadel Of Abolitionis1n.
Vox PopUL1, Vox .DEr.-- GicSgo Times
april 22d.i ab.5 b, N
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effect Of uniting thl South while it divided
the North. Such I believs- 70. be the~aet.
in fact they are plainly to bs seen by any
cool thinkiog person. Aud again as to the
coustituliouaIity Of the act. lido not think
the necessity Of the case demanded the net,
ceaseansntly-Mhiis= anything can -bs1done
inside oflthe Constitution it is bad policy 10
oSer step IL a SReh Isre some OF my Visws on
the war. ana tfie poticy pursued by Che pres
ent ADMINISTRATIVE ABut / could not write
You my views in hIl in one day, so will
quit. i have spoken plainly my honest con-
Tictious on the subject; and further 1 am
determined to stand by the old flag, Niger
Abolition. Emancipation or anything else,
come what will, believe we. will outride
the storm and cement a UniOh together ihat
not but God can tear asunder. 4, vssyge1l
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4 SoRGHo -CULTURE.-We have re-
ceived from the publishers, blythe po-
liteness Of the Adams Express Co., a
book containing over two hundred pa
ges, on the subject of the cultivation
of the Northern Sugar Cane, and the
manufacture of sugar and syrup 1t
contains the history of the different
species of cane raised in the Northern
States, with directions how and when
to plant, cultivation of the cane, cut
ting and handling, varieties of seed
and the preservation, also, full ldiree,
tons as to all the machinery and APP
paratus necessary for making sugar gar
and syrup, and how to make il. We
consider it a very valuable work and
it should be in the hands of every far
.mer that. intends to cultivate asorgho.
The work i IS |, written BY Isaac A, He'd
lges, Esq, the pioneer in Northern
Sugar Cane Enterprise, and is printed
with clean type and on good paper
Price in cloth binding, Is cents. Price
in paper, so cents; sent by mail pos
tage prepaid on receipt ofprice. ADJ
dress APPLEGATE s CO., M #.o
Publishers, Add Main St., Gin. 4
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=. Vocal and Instrumental Concert for the
benefit Of iths Splsisrss Aid soeietyS Hope.
dale, Friday May LIST, 1858.
q UOsIfART-h NALL. "a
.SisIqagS6dassss. sssTE AseSa
Return on Spring ns has ,taaGlee Club
rrIs.tSs I 06ri,sIfsa hra hiBos 90 HRsnd
si6ss When I saw sweet ysiiis Asnse. Z ( e. e.
PleasnTsi iTrain Relkaoi vni sfw stsd,o Band
Cuckoo s0lop Violin, re Prof SehYinger
sliivHsdusis PART ii. avJ ioT 3 vei
Elm Waltz, "se'a 81. .ase.11 aalr Band
There's beauty everywhere Quartetto
Happy New Years 5chottish, 10 Band
Hearts and Homes, Glee Club
Claronett and Violin solo, 81 Mr.. CAssell and
Prof Schwinger.
Song Comic, Is it any boiyis business? FL.
PART III. ..,s5-.,' -
Polka, by Hanna, oiti smTq Band
Song, Do they think Of me at home.
Vic lin solo. Shells Of Ocean, with original
{ variations. Prot s6hwinger
VocalDpett, The Loyersi uarrel,I ss,J
Souvsnier Dss Fleurs PolkssiI7sH ssioBaud
Chorus from Massanisllo sboa dGlee Club
Z Pluribus Unum, seI.5gl11 ,. Band
Admission 25cts. Concert will lcommence
at ~ o'clock T. NJ, ao.asra.1 ssso.3
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rg.
aa5r Last week we published d part
of letter from a soldier by the name
of Ross, who was raised in this eoun-
ty. We did not publish the whole Of
it, because we had not room. Mr..
John M. Upton, the person to whom
the letter was addressed, thinks our
extract done injusticeslto Mr.. Ross -
We can't see it in that light. AS we
do not wish to see Mr.. Ross, Mr.. sTip-
ton oflsE any other man injustice, we
publish in, this weeks Sentinel the
Iwholeof Mr.. Ross letter SO far as ii
relates to war politics. @
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'9l .ss5- The Railroad: Z TIM table onn
the Caaiz Branch has las been alt altered ere
somewhat rs will be seenby reference
to the head Of the local column. ~
They leave cadizg earlier in the morn
ing than formerly, and return earlier
inthe evening. yil sEaa4ha gss'a 4
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g A Revolver, belonging to Col.
Webster, Of the 98th Ohio, who was
killed at the battle Of Perryville, has
been forwarded to. Goy.s Tod. from
Franklin, Tenn, By Col, A., s. Halls
Of the,105th Regiment. 1t is to be
sent to the late Col Webster's wife, at
steubenyille, Ohio. It was picked lip
on the field after the defeat of the
rebels at Milton, Tenn. s.e-s h
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Dess.--The dogs are beginning to
"play smash with the lambs this is
season, and we thinkomeasurcs should
beltakena by the proper authorities to
remedy the evil. We are 'ipforn0d
thatMr. John Carnahan, living near
Caiiz, has lost over thirty. Is there
notsdorg' law in operation. .raa aeai "a
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CHOKE auanpa.s- Tho "LoyaI

ssHoxE GUARDS. - The "Loyal
Lesgue,p more generally known as the
League With Hell, y have under con-
temptation, We understand, a change
of name. The nalds they tepa q
doping i is familiar q an. ' They viii
hereafter be kupvn as the "HOme
Guards, " and menBets are requested
to assemble for drill at theasaal signaL
Nj viz: two taps Of the Court House. .bell.
Recruiting officers are requested moi
to 90 near their rendezvous, for al
though they are vigorous war men, "
thsyI have s'cohscientiaus seruples8
about fighting any butimaginary foes,
as ''aesh and blood enemies have a
Tdengerous way Of! pointing their
guns when they shoot, and they have
a great "repugnance'' 70 the operation.
There IS 10 be . provision inserted in
their obligation, eve understand, y
which will require each member to
pledge himself that if drafted he will
claim exemption under the $500 pro-
vision Of the Conscript act. M5
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Road Notice.

TEHHERE will be petition prssentsi to the.
i Commissioners IT Harrison Coantv at
their next meeting on the hrst Monday OF Jun g,
from Leepers mill to the grsded road from
Csdiz to Cambridge, at the following place, viz
beginning at the North end of the bridge at
Leepers mill, thence "a little east of North
aloug IA lane now madel to the line ON the
north side N said Leepere land, thence east on,
snid line / o where il joins the old road and to
vacatethut part OF the uld road between said
points. .usvara , g81sfs3 'scG as s@tiF ,eoi
April 90. 1s63-3t l9caef2 g. haevEl asli=
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MoREs NIoToRIEs.--Chicago has
gone Democratic all ever, the Demo-
Gratis having elected the, Mayor, al. the
city officers, and 2osout Of 80 Coun4
cilmen.l This they donein the face of
the most stupendous frauds Matched to
defeat them. 'ia e 'o's r. 2 .3s
~ The entire Democratic ticket was
elected in Quincy, Ill, by over 600
majority--a Democratic gain Of over
400. The ndications and the results
are everywhere encouraging g.aa3
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BaT The Holmes County, Farmer
complainsthatwe dcnotgive them the
credit forathesadmirab lettersof Jon4
athan @. Smith. We have given
credit for most Of them; and if Bro.
Estill goes to getting mad because it
was omitted once acr twice, weP1l try
Abolition argument and call him q
"coppefhead.' = ''@af2 iaaas'Ai .tse5ri .,,,, I,
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THE OHIO MOWER.
- '.i,s a =.

r. HAVE the ngency, for Harrison county ? for
Il the sale Of the Ball Reaper and Mower, the
best macmnein use atthiss time, Il will NOV
where,other machines will choke down. Thi 4
machineis ogeared that you doy anot nave -
drive horses cut of their fegular walk; and the
machine runs light to the team. AS a reaper
it cannot be excelled by any now in use Even
the ''standard machine cannot come up to it
ia either feaperss or mowineeE z ~ can get one
hundred machines, it | sell them. Er ends
hand ia your orders soon, and deiiots delay as
YOU did lac year. You neeu not pay for ma.
chimes W Il you hayetried them and they give
satisfaction. You gcan have. them sats the same
PRICES AZ the Buckese though thay are 4, Petri
Ter and more conyenieht machine. Our 1iIni orr
Mower is mada for ltistiiliy connlIy and Civ es
good satisfaction. Come right along and get
machine that will save your team and yourself
in not weather. One advantage lot. this ma
chine is manufactured handy to home--at New
Philadelphis, Ohio, by English, Heimick 4
Dixon. Please call and see them before pur-
chasing elsewhere. W u 1oeS-F
i ~ ft j3 iH3h E. LAIZUREl 4. g,
.at4aE HCndiz, Ohio.
: a., ,ro
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CORRECTION. --OwinWs to misap-
prehension in regard to the ruling Of
the Board of Directors, the following
rule concerning the exhibition of Sheep
was omitted from the pamphletcontain-
ing the Premium List for the Fair this
fall. Those Interested can cut this
out and paste it in the pamphlet just
after the committee on "Sweepstake
PremiuIn Sheep. .''S5 Z
IF any person exhibiting Sheep at
the Harrison County Fair, shall shear
or cause tolbe shorn the sheep,on ex-
hibition, before the first day Of May,
the owner or exhibitor shall forfeit his
ichance for bsuminm. IA. g.
!, ANY person exhibiting sheep at said
fair, who has shorn sheep longer than
done by good shearers, shall forfeit his
chance for a premium. ''i9' +''
4 1t shall bethe dutyo each and sev-
cry committee on sheep tor enquire Of
the owner or exhibitor the time and
manner their sheep were shorn. % = ''
\ IF any ownor or exhibitor of sheep
shall misrepresent 'toFthe committee,
as setrforth in the third resolution,
shall forfeit his chance, for competing
for a premium at the HARRISON Coun-
tH4 .ta Is
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sesSs'DBo Senior Editor was called

away on Sunday napruing last to at
tend the, bedside Of His father, Mr.. NJ
Joseph Allen, of FFeeport, thlscoun>
ty, now lieing gatthe point Of DEATH
Oar earnest Wish for his iss,I recovery; Y
but full Of years, his head white with
the frosts Of many winters, and having
q Christians experience through the
greater portion of his earthly pilgrim
age, his desire is to "depart and be
with Jesus.Hoes mt is
p. S. Since going to press We are
panied to learn that Mr.. Allenis dead.
lie died Monday morning at about 4
o'clock. Further notice next week.
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FIR HIS Il M e A L !
GARRETT SHANK, f. y I.

!. WOULD respectfully inform the people Of
Cadiz and vicinity that he will have regularly
at the Market ifluss in Caiiz. on rvaty Pies!
day and Saturday mornings, Fresh Beef OF aSNo
quality ~Veai, Mutton and Pork in theirsea.
son. P1blie Patronage respectfully solicited
Cadiz, April %, 1868. NJ r*#@ yYE & cs {
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SrPTTsBBRGIbn AND STEUBENVILIE
RAILRoAD.--We understand from the
Pittsburg Dispatch thatsth'a officers Of
the Penasylvapias Railroad Company
are Offering for sale the first mortgage
six percent. bridge bonds Of the Hol-
iday's y Cove Railroad Company,
amounting to three hundred thousand
dollars ISSUED to J, Edgar Thompson,
Trustee, unaer, the acto assembly Of
the State of hia, authorizing the
construction Of q railroad bridge across
the Ohio river at Steubenvilie, Cen
Grmed by an59act of Congress appro-
we'd Julyl14, 1892. These bonds are
foraone Thousand dollars each, secured
by . mortgage redeenablesin 1863
The coupons are payable in February.
and August, at the Office of the Penn
sylyania Railroad Company, and the
principal at the Farmer ) and Mechana
ic'sBank, at maturity. e This bridge
will form q part Of q through line
from Pittsburg to Cincinnati, under
one management, twenty -hine miles
shorter than any 8 othays route and fifty
eight miles shorter than the present
route via CreStlinc. II viii, probably,
be ready for business throughout its
whole extent by July 1, 1864 The
aollswIich viii be charged are asfol-
sIg%,. 81 ~ ~ 3iggssHs&a aa 9g .fsb gs,5I eysy
lpNs' .fg4G8Yew baa tafaaisatls ,tsa5 4. n
For eachspassengerea 15c
For each tonof freightfrar aaf0 15e
For each eight wheeled freightcar sol
For each four5wheeled freight car 25c
For passenger express and bag
,JHa gaRe sar7daI59 adi % iaeea aFs SbvV
hHe's 81 hstna7 g@ilge gids' hetistsdsqe,
HE1@HjsMa fsagstFM iaa
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heeu agfeed upon by the punhsheIs o. pnpers
in Cadiz. 70 take effect frem and alter January
One square, tten lines, OF less, three or ~.
-plIess insertions. s..,s....--.-,...,...,, Sl,W
do q ~ eack suhecqr ent Insertion. 80
5o ttree montfs. ....,........, 800
An six months 500
~ ot1eF twelve months, 800
,,,,vo sn1nnaa,aal three mon lbs. 500
"" eix months. ~. 500
AZ Twelve months. 1900
Three squares, three months...,., v.,.. 90
do Fix months .....,.,,,.,.. llO0
do twelve MONTHS. ,.f.....'s l5,oo
Professi onal cards, one year,,.,;.,. '-po
LeQal advertisements, one or thrse IN
sertions, per square of ten lines,,.--. Icy
Each subsequent insertion, per square,. oo
Divorce notices, not exceeding olines ?. 30
Each additional len fines.... 49,. 2'0O
ah,,,an, notices :. 200
Administrators or Executors notlces..:- z,uo
A Announcement Of marriages and desths iree
Obituary, ehaIitableand religious notices
per iine.. .....''.'.: .
Tabular advertisements will be charged
at double price,. vf0u b. st FEG.t yI,{g p
Business notices in local column,te ten Lines ~
or les ..........,s -, f,.-........ 1'oU
9J~All egal, advertisements, DIVORCE at
tachment, administrators, executors, Obituary
aharitable, religiens aad business noilces,t TO be
paid ior in allcnseR, IN advance. - 30 -. Asa
..l- q r. IiATT0N, Editor Republican,
c. N. ALLEN, Editor Sentinel. 4,
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rsyg~r The Lem1non House, Cadlz,
has changed hands, Mr.. Jacob Lens
mon rctirihgand Mr.. TlJ Swan taking
possession. Mr.. Swan has been fa-
miliar with hotel keeping almost all
his life, and from the manner people
talk of him who stopped with him
when he kept over on the pike, we feel
assured tia. he 'sknoHs how to keep
q bnfeE'sHged 10 a8a mil'i Edy34esIa,
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Daniel Lucas, Estate.

NJ Office is hereby given that the under !
lH signed has been appointed nd duly
qualified as administrator oty the estate Of
Daniel LUCAS, late of Harrison County, Ohio,
deceased All persons interested win take
botices 3. q III III "a I'M & y gl III III 4,
GEORGE. LUCAS, Administrator.
April %, I863-3tpd. " '1 ~.
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2gsa An engine on the Central Ohio
railroad, 'explodedat Spencer's station
onlast Monday week, fatally injurlng
several persons, and wounding several
Others. a. Young man named Pum>
prey was blown about twenty-five feet
in the.air, .bststrange tol say, was not
injdred.s The Paymaster Of the road
WIS sey eraly injured and his n money,
With whiehehe was paying the employ>
ees Of the road, scattered tothe. four
Winds, Iie "a o seaa5le51 H is ia
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or Subscribers finding his mart ! on a,e
margin Of their paper, may knoi7 AGt tas
time for OhtchtheyhaUs pad their subscription
70 the Sentinel Is about enPiring. isiey srs
requested to remit as soon as tey see e.'s s'ars ~,
I, as no pepets are sent from nc eyice T4H't 4 !
paid for.-G1t .al-r1 ,glaEaai afaais ,lsaIalL
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.'f1i For the Sentinel

EI'F4' -N-IF ~ IIE7t or the nentlncI. 3
Mr.. ALLEN, The following is the entire
letter Of AIR Ross SO far as he speaksiofthef =
war. soma extracts Of waich were published
in last weeks Sentinel, which II think do
great injustice to ths.. wfiter.s.@} / h3pe you.
will publish the letter in'ihis own wordsago af
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'rfd 'S'7pi 8 gsta4 NlA aeeiD W@aNl4RR
yzsx asss ~ sase W tsei15s 6s&A VIII
tfF1aSaa ny saisaa w8i
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Es Es1AZT CIV. A!Ta.

/ r. S. JiMcFADDEN Il co, have removed
LIZ into tieif New Store. we shall be pleas.
edto see our friends and to wait upon ,hstn in
expect to have weekly arrivals, keeping pa &C
with the wants Of the public. -, ."
Cadia, April 7, 1868 a" ,5a@" aSii@ e
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NEW ADVERTISER ENTs.
Michael shambough's Estate.

NTOTlCE is hereby given that-the undersgn.
IN ed has been duly appointed aud qtaiii-
cd as Executor Of the las.,will aud testsmont
Of Michal Shambnugh late,of Harrison county Z
Ohio, deceased, Z. - q. grF5-s
=, -s8Y 1asADAM II. SIAMBAUGH, Ex'r.' e
April 80, l963-4t rfFl 7H ui
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NEW ADVERTISING RATES.

The following prices Of advertising have
hsen agreed upon by the publishers Of. pppers
in Cadiz, % take effect frem and after January
l,ile63;--s .sia, - \ ls.aL sag goIga
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H EDWARD VII.--W Whan the Prince Of
Wales ascends the British throne, IL
viii be under theforegoing Shame and
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INF FACKER e Lss-250 package assorted nun >
,IyIg berst barrels, halves, quarters and Rits,
just received and for sale at the LOWEST
rates, by GEORGE IL BRO,
4 April %, '63
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EEs BBlfS. and hale bbIs. WHITE FISH and
OV Lake II Efsl1NI Al No. i article. at the
corner grocery
1eg'~2.. 30 go zggGEORGE E q BRO.
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ig4 elag aigi siai Or .2iJ{I 3ldAH4 ~
ssdAAa Htl0l
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40 Pkp's M. X. Raisins, In half and Or
boxes. Also Figsg Prnues Dates. Ainonds,
cam Nuts, Peanuts, Engltsh w slnuts, Sc,
.-li--s..-.;--.-s. IA ~
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-04-29

Vocal and Instrumental Concert for the
benefit oliths Spl5isrs AID sosietyS Hope
dale. FRIDAY MAY lst, 1858.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-06-27
alrfl)an;ral.
UsEPH p. CANrwELL. Tgos. O. cRor.,u
PLOWS, STOVES, &C.

WE undersigned harine~A
I'"ught III" Foundry Vt <sssr-cssEssral==7zzy:s
hr Jacob !leckenduru. and -s,sss.iisa csss.,.,.-
Renewed +" the rear ot their Tin and Stay,
N'utr. With the right to mAnuti,rture his
celebrated ECONOMICAL FLOW. i, now
prepared I" furnish Farmers with tl,rn, road,
n'ade IN III" best manner by rxprrirrrru
""rkN"n, and "t rhr very best material
We would also say that We have, secured H.
services OF Mr., ilrckrndurn. under whose
supervision the Flows are all made. Farmer.
may. therefore, rely upon them being lcrtcrr
in al their parts.
have ais" large stock of COOK AND
OTHER STOVES. together with a fun SUI
ply I" TlN-W ARE, Shovels. Forks, Rales
'hnrns, Nc. all Of "hich will he sold at a
very low price to suit the hard tines
q Castings for almost all the plows m
general USE Stoves Rrpaircd. Odd Plates
made to suit.
Call and see oar new csta hlishment. at tbs
Old Stove House, corner Of Main and Bird gc
Streets, where y"y can get almost anything
You want
G.7"Roofng and Spoutine. &c. atten6 =:
10 ~ usual. CANFWELI ( CROUCH.
Elkton, Feb %, 1851.