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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-08-18
STRAHED

STATE OF ILLINOIS,
COUNTY OF WILL,
Will County Circuit Court, Of Oct. term thereof 1863
ISAAC FRANCIS,
vs..
Margaret Francis widow Of John L. Francis, deceased
John Y. Francis, Wellington Francis, James Francis
Margaret Foster and Jane Ledom the only children
and heirs at law Of said John L. Francis, deceaaed and
Lafayette Foster husband Of said Margaret Foster and
John d. LedOm, husband Of said Jane LedOm.
BILL IN CHANoERY.
A ER1DAVITT Of che non-Fesdenee Of Margaret
IA Francis, widow Of John L. Francis, deceased, John
Y. Francis, Wellington Francis, James Francis, Mar
garet Foster and Jane LedOm the oIly children and
heirs at law Of said John L. Francis deceased and La
gayette Foster husband Of said Margaret Foster and
John n. LedOm, husband oil said Jane Ledom, having
been filed In the once Of the clerk Of the said court.
Notice hereby given TO the said Margin Francis,
widow Of John l. Francis deceased, John Y. Francis,
Wellington Francis, James FraDcs, Margaret Foster,
and Jane Ledom the only children and heirs at law
of said John L. Francis, deceased, and Lay cite Foster
husband Ofsaid Jane Ledom. defendants above named
that Isaac Francis the said complainant fled his
tain bill Of complaint in the scd court the ehancery
aide thereof the 18th day Of July, A D. 1858, end
that summons thereupon issued out Of the said court
aaanst 'he said defendants rsturnabe ON the first
Monday Of October next, as IL by law required.
Now unless you the said Margaret Francis, widow
ofJOhn l. Francis, deceased, John Y Francis, Well.
ington Francis, James Francis Margaret Foster and
Jane Ledom the only children and heirs at law of
sAid John Francis deceased, aud Lafayette Foster
husband Of SAid Margaret Foster and John d. Ledcm
husband Of said Jane Ledom, shall personally be and
1ppeaF before our said Circuit Court Of will County On
Ae aSst day Of the next term thereof to holden at
sns Court House In the city Of Joliet in said county,
on the hrst Monday IN the month Of October next,
1905, and plead answer demurr 10 the aid com.
Plalnants said bill Of complaint NE and the mat
eers and things therein charged and stated Will be
taken asconsssed By and decree will be entered
against yon, according to the prayer of said bill Of
complaint.
F.RUssELL. Clerk.
McRoBERTs GooDsPEED Comps Sols
Joliet, August 4, 1863 Sow
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Gao REWARD.
STRAYED OR STOLEN

0ThA1ED Ok STOLEN.
EhOn tbs subscriber about the Goth Of JuIv. a
- hroln horse, white spot In hls forehead And =
mite white on the tip Of his nose, one hind foot hIt
branded with the letter K. about fifteen hapds hIch
heavy set shod on his forward feet The above rssr
vii % PAID ~ the delivery Of the horse 70 The Gub
August I, 1865 acoSUsAs1.
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Ntu SN6srtlssulsnts.
hArnorEtion Notice.

RTOTICE is fYsfsey given that the commissioner
~ heretofore appointed BY the common council 70
estimate the cost and recommend an assessment ioI
the purpose Of grading jefferson street from the eGnte
on CHICAGO street 70 the River bridge In said city, have
returned their assessment which Is now on ME IN the
once Of the city clerk and that the same viii De con-
hrmed BY the common council on the 24tn Gay OF
Aug 1863 unless objections made by some person
VI p'' 'O"' WI. FARLEY, City Clerk.
Toilet August IS, 1858.
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STRAY HOpcE

rAAEN up IN the Town % Csste. On tb. GOA -.
lsoSs y yohu Changer, one bay horse. Ts.Sa
aS4A6. We roS SSs. Apprfsed
Joliet, Ang TO- ls63 NHh' Clerk.
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$500 Reward.

CTRAYED from the subscribeT'a farm in March last,
y large red and white spotted COW, with q white
nee. large horns and Is seven years old.
Also, large grey brinde COW, strayed 10 May last
Scribsr, n Blu. SHARPE.
Joliet, July q, 1853 n6-tf
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Corporation Notice.

OFFICE TIE CRY CLERK
Joliet, Aug. Il, 1868.
DUBLIC notice Is hereby given, that the assessment
roll of taxable real and personal estate In the city
Of Joliet for the year 1863 has been completed and
turned to the common council by the assessor. All
persons feeling themselves agreVed by the assessment
Of their property hereby requested to make file
their objections in my Office before the LIST day Of
September next which time the will be heard
W. II. FARLEY, City Clerk
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STATE o y IILES,NoIs} .. {Slh ee9s,y c5ssitcs.ri

STATE aI. o. IILIsINoIs} Uin eoSs,y Gseaitcoar
Clarsssa Parent w. Aaron PsrTent-Bm In ckaueery
AFFIDAVIT Of the Don residencs of the sbovs nam.
N ed Aaron Parrent having en fled in .he od6cs Of
tks clerk Of the said court Notice s hereby RSen 10
the aid Aaron PaETept that Careaa Parent he com
plaihapt above named fled her hill Of complaint N
said court on the ehancery side theresa on the 2St
Of April A. D. 1855, and that . summo1s thrreupuo
Issued ont Of said court against the said dafsndant
Aaron Parent rsturnable on the 3rd Mondsl az Nav
lsSS, 4. ~ law Ieq1lred and that the e Feauss
Hcwuuiess you the sald Aaron Parent shaT norsou-
ag BE- and appear before the said Circuit Court Of
Wl County, the nrst day q the noxt tim Thereof
70 he holden on the 1rst Monday II The month of
Ocober next a the city Joliet and piead anssF Or
de1urr % the said cnnplanants bill Of comp1aink IL
sano and the matters aud thingB tharen ehafad and
stated vii DO tAsp - eonfssod - ye1 and deeres
old bin.
= Joliet. ApE e 1eeA - ~-a,.--4is. e
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FRUIT CAES

general assortment Of the latest f11prs,r.r.,, =.
sell ssaiics cans for putting up irqit or sale 5y
s.w.srys { O..
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...- September Term, 1868
William W. Stevens, Administrator Of the Estate Of
Oscar L. Hawley, deceased.
VS..
Eliza B. Hawley, widow, and Althea II. Stevens, late
AIthea II. Hawey, and William w. Stevens husband
Of said AIthea II. Stevens, Martin J. HaWey Alice C.
Hawey and Antonio HawIey heirs at law Of said Oscar
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St. Louis AlteH and hicagO r. r.
Df ". B. HOPKINS

TKYIH heEeefeE RiFe hiB undivided attention tothe
W praeffs ofhis professor. 0f1cs the 6rst build
ing after wa tbS Railroad ~ left hand oliet Et
Dr. Hops ms warrants all kinds OF sore eyes
that "a een for ten TO fifteen years. and all Old
era.ic e.seases lar, native Of London 10 England
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TAKEN UP,

Came into the enclosure of the subscriber Hogs
The owner Is requested call, prove property pay
chtrgea and take the same away. s. P. CARTER.
Joliet Aug II, 1868.
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NOTICE.

,NOfiCE. .l.,.., -,
A Il psrsops eonesrne1 ere hereby 1ehte1 that
n eivs ny son Nafhan y rJocpsp 10 tme-aad that
he & authorized 20 make eonfrseis the asne ssA be
~i F. oslssf 5a is: q isss '0Al
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RIRsr es.s Stoves nd class Stoves; Third caas
e' B4GRsrrs.
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the above complaints.
These Bitters are the poor mans
friend, saving him many doctors bills.
as we'll as the rich mans sOlace and
comfort; invigorating the weak and
debilitated, driving away melancholy,
making life of misery, one Of unalloY-
ed enjoyment.
These Bitters have been introduced,
and are being used, not only in the
hospitals, but among the soldiers, az an
appetizer tonic and regulator Of the
system throughout the
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-15
DESER TERS!

THE FOLLOWING NAMED SOLDIER
enlisted for Old Regiments, have deserted
from Camp Mcclellan, Davenport. Iowa:
CHARLES GOKrON, born in Tenewee county
Michigan. ~ years old. . machinist, enlisted Nov
x6th 1862, At DAvsnT ort, by Capt Vim Purseli, 10,
three years. Gray eyes. auburn hair, forid CON-
plsx,on, 5 # ~ inches in height, deserted on
sunday ths 2!st day Of December, 1869.
Albert TEEPLE, born in Mctisprv commit,
Illinois, 70 years old, occupation farmer, enlist.
ed Nov. Both, 1909, st Davenport, By Can't Wm
Purssll for three years. Blue eyes, brown hair.
hotld compile xion. # ~ inehss high, deserted
on SUNDAY, the 2ist cf December, 1889.
ALBERT PRINCE, born in Frederick county.
Maryland, q years old. farmer BY occur alton. en-
listed September 9th. 1862. At Keokuk. bv Mai r.
william Belknsy. for years has grey eyes.
s'own hair, iair complexion, b feet inches high
for the 18th Infantry.
}. l.. BRADEN, born 10 Decatur county. Indi.
ana, aged 2S years, BY occupation . farmer, On
listed 1t davenport, Iowa, August l6, has basel
eyes, black HAIR and dark complexion, height 8
:. WILLIAM JONES, born in or..r 3. county.
New FORK, aged "a years, BY occu patton : CA.
penter, enlisted in lois City, Iowa, July 81, has
black eyes, sandy hair and dark CONF lexion.
height feet iaches.
JOHN hOOGHTEN, born in Hardin county.
Ohio, aged ~ years, BY occupation . farmer. en-
listed 81 Davenport, Iowa. Sspsswber ~, hes grey
eyes, light hair and light complexion, height 5
feet ~ inches.
Any oLe apprshending any one or eli Of said
soldiers, will 30 paid ali reasonable cost Of t,.ns-
portAtion and Subsistence, together with . reward
Of hvs dollars when said desc rtsrs are returned 10
the Commanding Of6csr Of Camp MsClslisn.
X. n. LlrrLER
Captain ID Iowa Infantry, Commanding Caup
AcClsliaa, Davenport. Dec %. 1859. dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-15

lF 1T were only Gen. McCl. liam who
was digging in the mud Of the lowland.
near Vicksburg, endeavering to root out
some new channel for the Mississippi
river, what = concentrated howl there
would be among tho abolition SITS. But
1t - not, SO it is all right. Ia order TO-
carry out the stupid schemes OF vision
airy engineers, the bet soldiers Of th.
Union have been hurried into their
graves by Thousands. AL the long
three or four months pas. have they toll
ed and Dig in the bitches, trenches and
canals, which, in due time, were to be
the ncsrs Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENT astound-
ing wonders. What face.
Spades to the rear WAS the fayori,e
saying OF the tanat,cal Mcclellan
hsters, when no iutrer ched himself 10
save his command from capture, which
was IN danger on account Of the Grimm
d action Of the Administration in with
holding tho forces OF Mcdowell. Not
90 now with the Union hypoc:ites.
Spades are all right now Gen. McClel-
Ian is not using them. Twenty thousand
men have been sacr feed in the dtches
and swamps about Vicksburg, aud 10
day Vicksburg is stronger and less eAs-
~ 10 be taken than ever. Whyg
Spades. Between dig gin. trenches 70,
numskull engineers, and graves Tor the
noble soldien who contracted death in
the bitches, there has been the mos, live.
~ shovelling done u. Vicksburg that
history records. But Mcclellan is NO,
to blame for it this time.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-15

UNDER no circumstances, it is t. be
hoped, Will The President alter his de-
termination to turn from the army al
ON GERS who do not think as be does
Sin them until none but abolitionis,s p,
main. 1famsn csnno. say amen, and
lawn about the feet Of the Prcsilen, and
hurfah and throw up his hat at every
thing Abe Lincoln says. doe., or init.
mater, why should he be allowed TO
wear shoullerstraps in that grca. mutu.
q admiration society? II any there
be who differ in the least with the sd-
ninlstration-no matter how frankly Or
how honestly, turn them out, and let
men take their places who are more
tractable-who will assent to every.
thing. It's q 6ne thing to see crowd
Of men together who have no opinion.
except whist comes TO them second
hand IRON q third rate Illinois l,wy.,
1t " pleasing sight for fall grow,
man who dsres have q mind OF hi. own
There was time, you ktox, when III,
PRESIDENT wa, mere servant for H.,
peop'e-bu. that day i, gonc-thc o.,
der IL changed. They who were tb.
soverelgns are now the serfs. The Pres,
dent says-look up TO me Tor law. Ii,
gives it to suit himself, and takes whs,
the peopc once thought they bad Sc
cure to them selves, under his control.-
Why not Danish all men WHO hay.
minds Of their own The first step on.
" leads to the second.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-15
Deserted.

Iron CAMP nENDERSHOrT. ON TAE
Il night Of the llth INST, JoHx A. Rrspos. !
private Of Co. 4, 9th Iows Cavalry. raid Kis
don !: twenty five yesrs Of age. i've feet sighi
Aoe three iourtns inches high blue eyes, sandy
hatr, fair complexion, born To the state Of Ve,.
mont, snlisssa u Marion. lowe, for three 70 srs
He'd on whoa he left, citissn's psnts and 90. 4
and soldiers black felt hat.
said kisdon sole bright bay horse about
IAN hands high, saddle mark on lsfs aide
branded q. s. on left shoulder, and K, on !eft
AiH
4 reverb will Do paid for the spprshsnsion
and deli7e'y Of said Risdon and ho 70 10 spy Of
sect VINO Wi 70 ain them till secured BY The
will be aid for the delivery Of eth r.
ny order 81 ID. =. WILSON,
Col. oomd. Oh Iowa Cav.
n. l. MILLkR, Adjt.
CAxr hsxDshsuorr, Davenport, Iowa.
March lSth, 1858.
msh l7-tf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-15

IT possible that the iron-clads are
to make another trial upon the forts n d
batteries at Charleston. Unless the
stories OF the defensive cond tion OF that
harbor are ali false, we think the jobs one
that might better be let out than carried
on under the present auspices. 1t is a
big thing to be brave. The bull thought
SO when he squared himself upon the
track to It Get the locomotive, but some
times grain or two Of discretion is not
amiss.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-15

oES. Scorr, It Is stated, avoids pay-
ment OF the three per cent. income IA,
On h's salary as retired Lieutcns.,
General. lie bases his claim to cxemn
pos 81 the fact that the law specific.
'saat . shall rot suffer any reduction !,
~, 'sas'sos OF allow ,cs. Commits
. oses Boutscl afiirms that the tar j. in
- sag : seduction Of hi. pay, sa,.i.t-
~ eealleeaaese but is tax.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-15

FATE OF PUBLIC DocuMEN1s.-Tbe
Troy Times says an member Ct
Congress in that vicinity has just sold
10 the paper manufacturers over . ton
OF docum nts, 10 be reconverted into
paper They brought tho ex-member
1920.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-15
ArDfroa's OFgrcs. Iowa,
DE3 NOINRa. March Slat. Ia63

1t Is hereby certified. that on the elst day Of
March, 1868. sworn statement Was flied in this
oihce, showing tho condition Of the Washington
Insurance Company, located NJ New York City In
the stste Of New York, on the 81 day Of FEBRUARY.
1865 IL accord nee with provision of an cot Of
tho General Assembly OF tho State Of lows, en-
hti d AN Act in relation To Insurance Comp
nes," approved January 2Sth, 1857, and 40 Act
Amendaiory thereto, approved February 9Th. 1858,
nies, approved March l7th, 16l; that said state.
ment shows that said Company IS possessed If The
requisite amount Ut capital, and Invested ~ 70
CURED by law.
authority !, therefore given 20 the above nam.
cd company to transact their appropriate business
VI lnsurAnca In this State IN accordance with the
laws thereof, until the 3ist day Of January A. d.
ons THOUSAND eight hundred and sixty-four
1t Is also certified, that Is. Is. w God ward. ESQ -.
OF Davenport, has been duly appointed BY sa q
company their lawful agent and attorney for the
county VI SCOTT, with tuii power to take risks of
Insurance therein, and to acknowledge 80, vice Of
process, as provided by law, upon his filing with
the Clerk OF tho district Court in aid for said
County, certified copy Of the statement on die 10
this office. II 10 further certified that the attach
cd Is true and correct copy Of the said
In testimony whereof, l have hereun-
las to set my hand and affixed my seal OF
odcs this 3lst day Of Aarch, A. d,
1868.
J.W. CATTELL, Auditor Of State.
II. u. METzaKR, Solicitor.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-15

REru xo.-Tho last number of tb,
Iowa City Press contains the valedictor,
Of u. II. Sylvester, Esq, who has Ions
been connected With that paper
Whether it is final withdrawal from
The editorial profession is not stated
but We hope it is only temporary. Mr..
sylvester stands in the first rank o,
Western editors. We hope 10 WELDON.
him back to the tripod ere long.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-15
AboliiiOnism u low !.

From tho Fsi q Id Constitution, April 9 ]
A gentleman from the vicinity OF Ger.
maEyillc was 10 cur office on Tuesday OF
this week, and informed u that, on the
Saturday week previous, one John
Cfamer, OF iowa City, q pretended
preacher, made a political ,peech at
Gedmanvlle, in which he said. among
other things, that one day in Iowa City
he saw four or five "copperbeads" (dem
ocrais standing on . corner, taking
treason, and he walked up and Knocked
one Of them down, and the others took to
tbei. bee'c and ran. THE City Marshal
being close ny arrested me-" says this
divine. and was taking me of, when
met Gov. Ki,kwood, who asked me
what VAS arrested for, and l told him,
and he ordered the Marshal to let me 90,
saying, No one should be fined in ina,
city Tor knocking down = cope rhe ad.'
"The Marshal released me-" .aid the
speaker, and the Governor asked me if
had aIevolver, "and he said be would
give me one it | had not and to shoe,
down every copperhead who talked Urea
son, and il any arrest, were made, he
would pardon them" And this "woi
IN Sleeps clothing went on to tell the
people Of that neighborhood to kick the
coppcrheads on the shins whenever they
could catch crowd Of them ard get up
a "muss" with them, aud in that way We
will get lid Of them the sooner.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-15
AV1SMitcS 1laA ReMxiUMx.
JAM ES r. LANE

rs NOW PREPARED TO COLLECT ALI
L claims Tor Bounties and Pensions.
DOunti0s.
SoiDlkxs, discharged in conse qrence of wounds
received IN battle, or who have .erved two VAR.
re entitled TO 900 Bounty.
Pensions.
l. iara'id Soldiers sabled since March Ath
1851, 10 the army OK navy. '
=. Vsdo@s Of soldiers dying of wounds "a.
ceivsd, VI Of disease contracted 10 the military
or naval service.
3. Ch.dse" under 10 years Of such decs.sca
soldiers, II there is no widow surviving. or fron
tho time Of tho widows remar,a:e.
4. Kothos ~ho hsve no busbs nds living sf
soldiers deceased ~ above. provided the latter
have left no widow, nor children under Is wears.
and the mother Was depsndsus in whole or in
part upon the deceased for support.
b. Histers. under Is years, OF such deceased
soldiers, dependent on them Tor support, provided
there are no rightful claimants Of either OF the
three last preceding classes.
- Also collects Back Pay.
Ap,iyto JANIS T. LANE
Office southeast corner Brady and "a streets
davenport. April 3. 1868. dStn
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-15

lT REALLY seems about time tina.
something'wcs done for East Tennessee
N. y. Com. Adv.
Hardly time yet. Tho administratic n
must get " really in earnest for "vig-
orous prosecution Of the war" three or
four times more before anything can be
done for East Tennessee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-15

ITO FAMILIES BREAKING Up HotJse.
= kEEPiN0 Amy party havin: = sn.i
snoant Of plain Household Furniture ;. snacisn.
rot 1An and wifs). which they would lie 10 Hi,s
~. 10y address FURhlrLRE.
0'U Hon ~. Pc.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-15

TOBACCO IN iLLlNoIs.-The keiths
burg (li.) OIseyuer hears Of many Der.
sons Who propose giving the cultivation
OF tobacco an extensive trnl this tum-
ar. There viii be many fields Of from
dve 10 ten a:lss put in.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-15
The Loss or tho Federal Csnboat
Dtaae;
tCorespcndssce Of the N. Y. Trbune.l
NEw ORLEANS. April 1.

ICorespcndssce Of the n. Y. Tribune.l
NEw ORLEANS, April 1.
It becomes my duty TO chronicle the
loss Of the gnnboat Dams, at Brashsar
CITY, on Saturday last. II appears that
Capt. Peterson was ordered 10 take on
board Company I, of tho lGsth New
York, and . company Of the 18th Con-
necticut, under command OF 1t. Buck
ley, and proceed to the point where the
bayou from Grand Lake makes . june.
ton with the Atchafalays River upon .
reconn aucs. Il however, passed bs.
yond III. specific distance, and WAS st.
tackled by rebel infantry, cavalry and q
battery Of four brass field pieces. At
the first volley Capt. Peterson was kill
cd, Masters Mate Deliver, and Boat
SWANS Mate Mumford soon fell victims,
and Executive Officer Hall was shortly
afterward wounded 10 the head. The
firing became terrific, and the ship was
soon left drifting, ultimately grounding
rcer their guns. 1t. Alien, OF General
Weiizel's staff, was wounded in the arm
ID shoulders, and Capt. 70 yeti, Of the
the lOsth New Yo,k, received slight
injuries. 1t. Francis OF the 18th Con-
nec,icut was wounded badly 10 the chest.
The Gunboal Calhoun went to Pat,er.
sonv'Ile under flag Of truce, and bIo't
back tho bodies Of Captain Pete son,
Masters Mate Deliver, and the priva,es
k lied 10 the action. Twelve soldiers
were killed and nine wounded. Lent.
A lien 10 At the House Of DR.. Grant, in
Pstter.oDville. The number CT paroled
prisoner. on the Dana was co.
The lest bost was sent to Franklin.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-15

TAs Osuosssey Of the State Of Iowa are r.
quoted to soad delegates to State Convention
=Asssay sailsd, 70 b held q the Capitol in th,
Gey. sf DssAoinss, on WEDNESDAY,, THE GOTH
DAT OF NAY NEXT, At ~ O'CLOCK NJ icr
the parposs Of nominating can didates for Gov
erno', Lieut.. Governor, and Judge Of Suprem,
Court, to b ssppartsi At tbs ensuing October
ssection. and Of trsnsacting such other bushes.
IS may be issmej necessary.
The basis Of County Representation will DO one
delegate for every ons hundred votes cast for
Richard II. Sylvester, Secretary of StA.o, and one
for every fraction over fifty.
The Dsn dorsey Of the several counties In the
State srs requested to SEQ that the necessary steps
are tax ~ 10 their respective counties to insure
hsir full representation At the State Convention.
by order Of the Democratic State Goa trail Com.
mi:tee.
J. NJ ELLWOOD, Chairman.
J. G. TuRE. Secretary.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-15

A PEW DAY pDARDERS WANTED
IA Also. can sccommedA.s . f.w dodgers .,
R iSs ~ s.,., 1ss ARE a. Cook. AnSyp:
ufth. ais s'e