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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-08
The Lady Rebels of Poland.

The Russian Invalid gives the following
picturesque account Of the part played by the
Polish ladies In the insurrection:
"The Polish ladies chiefly cid the insurrecton
In the seoretretreat Of the domestic hearth and
the hospitals. They stimulate the coursgs OF
the man In the hosom Of their families, they
excile the marital ardor of sons, husbands and
lovers; the pass sleepless nighta by The pillows
Of the sgonixed and dying, of whom they have
no other knowledge than thAt OF wounds which
they reoieved In the sacred cause Of their coun.
try. All bhe combined RESOURCES Of their feml.
nine seduotivenese, Of their persistent affection,
and Of their inexhauslible pasriotisu, ere EN-
ployed IN acts Of heroic devotion and self abne.
CATION. They apend long hours In the prison
oouft-y ards, waiting forlpefmlsslon to enter the
cells and to visit the prisoners. Wherever q
patrios has been the victim OF persecution, or
struck downin battle, the Polish women are the
fIsb to cffes consolation and asglatauc,ss Their
psomp: and da,iug intelligence, jolnedt TO great
natural tact, makes them powerful auxlliarles
OF the insurrection. We can positively assert
that were It not for the impulse and concurtenoe
| of the Polish women the movement would not
have lasted 20 long. Itis the woned Who make
Ithei moat eiiecllve and daring spies--Who are
| Inc stfcst agents for recmmnnioRtinE Important
| Iinformatio onto tie insufS Sents. The N ationai
Goyesp pment oonfaSs % thSII the most difficult
missIon, and haa never had occasion to repent
Of he confidence 90 bestowed. Their ready
| invention suggests atedtioAl doments the moii
lInFenlods combinatlouss which ase saftefward,
carried ont by thebold and energeilo hands q
lhe men. AZ every turn We ,hAve 20 deal VIE
Pcllish women aud pfIoBts, ana THE n q poNe.
vbIch we must take into ac6Qunk,s yai
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-08

him outs" "We are for Vallandi q hs m - 1o HI
was finally compelled TO leave us Next Cap
tain Luz tried what be could DO With lus, BY
thseasen,ng, thst everv ono ~ Iris company
who would vote for Vallsudishsm he would
punish. But that wouldn'tdo. Then our cfioefs
threatened that they would resign II We Voted
for Vallandigham. We said that they could
do 80, and welcomely. That ended that trial.
Next they tried to frighten IA BY saying that
they would put usI IN 'front.' Of battle II We
wouldn't vote for Brough, We answered;T-
"Thst 10 where We always are, and want TO be-
We are not ooWarda. Our conduct heretofore
speaks for Us. Az Charlottesville, we were In
the front; ct Gettysburg, we were in the front,
and the next place you hear Of as siwill be
In the 'front.'" So chat did not take. Next
ham va Mould break our oaths. But we knew
better than that. 30, at last, they preached up
the doctrine Of lebellion--said that they would
rebel against The choice Of the people II Val
lsndIg6am should be elected. That strength
ened us, for II showed thst they are really
worse than the rebels, and we thought we
could ight rebels on the soil ofsOhio Just as
bravely 90 Wedo on South Carolina soil. an
After finding out that they could not accom-
plish their designs, BY persuasion or intlmida-
tion, they resolved that they would not refmit
us to vote. And that they did not accomplish.
The vote of tho regiment will show this. We
wore on duty to build fort on Ciowa Island.
A camp guard, some detached men and the off,.
oers, we're left in camp. They opened secret
poll at the commissary, and got oil ihe Brough
men to vote that we're present. In the evening
Il leaked out, aud some Democrats went 10
vote Two or three got their votes in, but as
some Of the Abolitionlsts cav that the Demo-
Gratis had found ont the secret and were coming
to vote, they closed the polls before the time
provided for by law. We we're fairly cheated
out of our votes BY our own officers. 4n-3 >
It would be no more than Justice II the vote
OF our regiment were rejected, for ills o great
fraud. We hope you will see to Il. We are
willing to obey the law; We respect the Consti-
tuition, and withhold not justice from any man.
So do We demand II from the other side.
| close viii, Ehe request that you publish this.
would ike the Union men Of Wayne and
other counties to know what kind Of leaders
they have.
Let brfgsse GoTdsn's Division.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-08
GEORGE L. LOvETT,
THOMAS MACK,
I WILLIAM H. HOWE.
From the lO7th Regiment-The Demo-
cratic Soldiers not Permitted to Vote
Folly ISLAND, SOUTH CARoLlRA,(
Hf October l6; 1863.

Folly ISLAND, SourH CAaoLlRA.l
p ts9'1l nf- oe October l6; 1863.
isdItor wayne County Democrat; y r or ly
!, Drla Sla:--Haying an opportunity 10 write
Won, / will tell you how the election vent Off
here on the seA-coast Of South CarolIne! .,slc,
/, w eve had very hot times about politics.
BeinG soldlers, old enough to know light tfrum
wrong, We Thought We could vote Without hav.
ing asnpid and Ignorant atump speakers W jhe
so.called Union party 10 instruct us. Bus NO
found We were quite wrong. About two weeks
before the election an Abolition agent showed
his love for the soldiers BY bringing Them loada
of Tickets, circulars and books He labored
faithfally for Brough: When he began 70 speak
70 ne boys, thsy yslcc@ed hiaa gy cryIng
hss,S T WI tiS d I'D guard III a-setss;' 'dB "Fs,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-08

Curious will-Legacies TO Wendell Phil
lips, William Lloyd Garrison, Parker
Pillsbury, and their Wives--Agents to
be Employed to Preach, ''No Union
q with Shareholders " - AbolitiOnist
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-08
fAGIUTIME OBSERVERS
"A THE pHRyEoFf0N Oh MEcHANrsmt,

Retso a Runfiao, or Opsr FACE, or Lddv's, or Gsas
Rssnass RatsA co'l tssd. VITA xascnt st'f- ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-08
AYERS ~, -,
CATHARTIC PILLS

possess so many advantages over the other pur
gatves in the market, and their superior viriu.,
are SO universally known, that we need not i'
more than to assure the public thor quality
maintained equal to the bestit ever has gbeen
and that they may be depended on to do all
that they have ever done, 80, =
Prepared by J. c.. AVER, M d., G Co,
Lowell, Mass, and sold by fa3Lod'
g. RoBlErs. oolumbus,land by sll dssisrs mined
icne everywhere.
septlS d&veowly - aigFi
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-08

Rstno Hnntino, or Cpsr Fdce or Ladvs, or Gsee
.RefnaNS RdfcA CcSli med scifA Rdtcnt Stif- Fs
-s9al 80 . esao Wtsddso f&pvoesgakM o. y 90,
'tg ititsstssed Nsv. IN II. issue ~ jan. TO-
yuS ID63o page fa7 soluntazi " say nhe have hson
e showna most plsasins sf which the AunBARD
e: o. cssy n a6S E d1.ns fs and
"a Opsh aes Watch combined. One Of theiprsttiest,
most ceuvenlsnte and deqldely the best cheapest
= tnepiece for gpnera Apd use eYef, offered.
Ith0 within Rand connected with o. machfnefy Its
SNn wlhdIng attachmeht, rendering akcy rntIfeT un
Is neoesArya The cases Of this Watch composed Of
two METALS me outer one bsing 1ne carat gold. IT
MS ne ihpfoted frty actfon lever hbsenent, atdis
WsftA5ted On accurate tmepiece." Price, sopefbly
engraved, per case OF half doten, o2oiz stspple
Wsf0hes IN boxes, psoposl1g 70
II bpVetwhplesals s25 IL sept byamsl the postage q
-as WttshSs stntbgk aby part of thu loyal
"a asel with bin psysbs ~ rpon delive-
lssxy,, keraons 9rderipg manner must nclpte ~
proof of Their bncerty the amount to be credited
81 eaon The tlIl@ 1i8 ont 9ntffnf lci s16iosgh bun
AoldisfE adau otsre IN Ae dislpydt Sees any
,s. R1ffa us seld pqpsea N adcdnce o the
nxPfels ptishf reiuss mskibs e3llee-
ohsid such presafious l0caliticj Uncy eau b sen,
W nall or express II By express or mall in regis.
tered leer risk, Our Patrons are requested "a
ca 10 person. whsn NJ for them 10 do no.
HUBBARD BROS, supporters, =,
.,,,..a- .189 Broadway, new PorkE
aauo8-dMvXmNkM AAvAA EINUNltII
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-28
I1WfAT-.
TRUcTEhs1 Hale I1,'

A000I66.8 6ALsE.
"11RBAD, - ~ 1stA az II Fxk~.-A
wv D., 1852, LOUISE Wsss burn anS jcIs ii
wssnousn eeeeassd unto George NJ, Van 49,.
- Trustee, = certain deed Of tsus.. eonvsrir. -
SD Irsst1e the land 10 SEQ I cousty low. ~.
cnoeo - t0'iows, tc.wit. Tho north -vsss orss.
- . section eleven II, in township eeveatv.
eiee t7s,l north Of range Tour ca, a ~ ~
Z. A.. wdtch aid deed Of trust vas recor ia h
oooH o. mortgages in the Recorders of6os ~
Ss0ts county. lows, and was made by tbs sai1
80 osrn sni husband for the purpose Of secur.
ln1 ,nsNymsntof two certain prsrissory notes.
mSned ~ the said Louisa " aspburn and Johe
U wash busn. DOW deceased, Of e,ea da,.vi,h
ssio dsed OF Iust, and one Of ssid note, be3os
for the sum Of one thousand tSl ou01 aollsrs - !.
able fcur years after the raid dale theryo, "a
the eth,r OF ssio notss 6eirg for the suu, Of enc
thoaaAnd and 6fty tel CSC dollars, raYsbls avs
(s) yssrs si,ss the daie thereof.
And the nsst Of said notes hs.ire heeoms dne
and payable and the said Louisa u arb bum hsv.
ing tsiied to pay tho same, and tho said aeorre
~ Van hosen. Trustee, named In ssii dad n
tfastsnAsing refused 10 execute the trust thereby
yss.sa ,n nim, ana The county iudg. Of eco Co,
iovs, having appointed me, James Armstrong Ia
the place and stead OF George Van Hosen. uursu.
my 70 tns provisions of raid deed Ut trust. Nov.
therefore, James Armstrong. Trustoe ~ acroi,,
% o. aforesaid, 10 give this pubic notice. IN mr.
seance Of the power 10 me vested. that viii on
the 9th dsy of December A D.. lss3 Al ,ha hou,
of 10 o'clock 4. NJ If taid day. =, Tho ca,,.
mouse door, NTH city Of Davenport, In said Scots
county, Iowa, expose and offer tor sale !. pnolis
auction, tho tract of lard herein above a. erih.d
or 80 much thereof As may be requisite and pso-
essary to satisfy the SUI ont IL the nete an. "a
aforesaid, with interest aud thereon To tho day Of
sale together with sil the costs ana expenses Il.
atAdins said eale and trustee fees
Dated Davenport, November 10th, 1883.
JAMES Akhe1 RUNa,
Trustee by appointment o. the County Jna.. ~
Scott County. Iowa. nvlo.,s
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-28
NEw YORK. Nov. %.

NEW 1OFk. NOV. ~.
Morning papers contain nothing add.
tlooal ron Chattanooga.
The Hsrald's Washington dispatch
says: Great anxiety is felt hers to earn
the Immediate results Of the advance Of
the army Of the iotomac across the
Rapioan. No,douo.s or fear. are ecter-
tanned IN regard to the success of the
movement.
The " ashington Republican learns
from official sources that Meade is press.
ing Lee hard.
Several skrmishes had taken place, 10
which the rebels were defeated.
Leo declines An offer of battle and il
stubhornlv faiI;og back.
Everything we'll for our army.
A HeroM dispatch from the army OF
the Potomac, dated I'm the field Nov.
21;h," saws:
lne I'd corps marched to Gcrmania
ford on the morning OF the Goth, where
It crossed. the 5th and LIST corps crossed
at Culpepp-r ford, and the Sd and 9th
crossed at Jacobs ford, The Cd corps
crossed without serious opposition and
resumed their m arch ut Z O'Clock, on the
morning Of the 9th.
L 10 though: the enemy occupie. forti.
lied position near Robertsou's tavern, 10
miles from the river.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-28
DIR. SWEETS
L MTNlEtbIG LinE ~ q mt !.

GREAT EXTERNAL REMEDY.
Neck and joints, sp,oias, Bluise.. G.,s and
Wouuds. PNss, Hsaddoie. ara all Laeu-
matte and AerVous dssoratt ~.
Or. stephen sweet, II tenhS G lent.
The Great Natural Bone Settle.
br. Ut. pheu SWEET, # GenAt ct.sut,
Is known all over the United States,
~. stephen Sweet. Of q. nGpcticlt.
ID tao author Of o.. Sweets Inial.iole Iininent
iir. sweets lhf4iiibi, Esptment
Cures kheum ..isp, aud never fai..
Dr. sweets Inf lib. r.ir;Ment
10 . csrtain remedy for Neuralgia.
D.. ''1ett's Isfsliib'e L.z,nent
Cares Barns apa soa.ds Immediately
Dr.. sweet. flfs. t5ie latin M
IL the best known remedy for sprains ana bruises.
Dr.. sweets .lfaii:ble ilaineAt
Gives im,n ediats relief to files, ana eGupa fails
20 cure.
Dr.. Swett's IL fsiisbse ttnsnpnt
Cures Headache immediately ana was never
known 10 fail
DR.. Sweets isfasllblr Iinsser1
Affords ,mme dia,e relief for Ii,.s .pd .sldom
fails 70 cure.
Dr.. sweet AT lilIba t,,1im E5
Cures Toothschs In one niinvte.
Dr.. swtetslsfs lNhIe Ii, ;u5ht
Cures Cuts and Wounds Immediately and Isav.s
no scar.
Dr.. sw@et's stfslhbia L'a'mrn5
Is the best remedy Ger Sores In the ar avn yorIi.
Dir. sweets lhfailibisitn!meat,
Has been used BY more than mililcu peol q. ANA
oil praias 1t.
Dr.. sweets " faIiihia I.iF'ntn;
10 truly . "friend In peed," ard every l,,,Ix
should have itat hand.
Dr.. Sweets lBf.li.bie EipiHsrt
10 Tor sale BY al Druggist Price % md 90 c,s.
EloHARDSUN go,
Sole Proprietor, knw,ch. CT.
Fer sale by all dealers. .olsdvI
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Particular Notice.

zhers are many preparations sola 0nder Me
scn'a Of B.tfs's. put up 4" quart bottles oompoumd
ed q tAs cheapest wh@kcy or common rua, costing
from ~ to ~ oert' PR gaoa the tae disgutsed BY
Asise or CJri0ndey Ssed
lh.s class Of B,tters haze eaussd and Giu con.
t,nus TO cause. as long thoy can be sold huu, ed
to dse the dea;h Of The drunkurd By tasi- use The
system, IL kept continual9 under the influence o,
Liquor ss created and Kept up crd the re,ut IL al
tbs horrors attendant upon druakard's l,te and
death.
for taose rho des,re and will have Lonor
b,tters, 'e publish the totow...s receipt: Get one
bottle u. H1odaUds German Esitters. ana
MIC q IN three quarts Of good srandy ar
whisk.y aud As reeult mi b. a propagation
that toN sar excel IN rned,cal .irtus ana true -.
csttency any Of ths Liquor Buffers ,n TIC mo1I.t
a"a tS"t cos, much Tess. You ~.A hare all tie
v,rtaes Of He oEand's Bitter. tn co.rect;o.
wah good article ., Liquor, at a much les. p,iee
tran tAsss sNfsrsvf preparations tctls cost you
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Forage Wanted.

H1Apor ARfsas MILITARY DIsrarcr OF IovAl
UHlBH QcARrsRn Asr.ae Orr1cs.
Davenport, Nov. rs, 1858.
Proposals. will be received at this otaos until
o'clock P. n, on Tuesday, December lst, 1853
for furnishing the Quartermsster's Department. at
thass Headquarters, with i've hundred (6o0) tops
ofbsst quality Of upland and bottom Hay, in
bales two hundrsd (2oo) tons of Straw. ~.
thousand $4,000 bushels Of Oats, 10 good saupi,,.
and i've thousand (5,O0o) bushels Of shelled Corn.
IN good guoniss the contract to be made It tho
time OF opening the bids, and the delivery to
commence immediately upon the letting Of III.
contract.
Bonds In the sum Of two thousand Eve hura.
red dollars ~ soo,) with two responsible, su,..
ties for the faithful performance of the eont,,.,
M" accompany eaoh bid; and without such
bond no bid will b entertained or accepted.
1heforage shall Be delivered at such tme. md
In euoh Quantities - the Qoartsrmaster ma, al.
rect
The Government Will reserve the rieht 70 in.
crease or diminish the quan.ity Of forage ia bs
furnished. Tho Government also re.erve. ~.
hight TO reject any or all bids.
No member OF Congress ehall b id niued n an,
share in this contract. or to Any benefit ar,.Ins
therefrcm.
No bids will bs snteftsined from disIov., n.,.
eone.
fHos. 3. HUNT.
Nov 2sdtd Capt End Chief O. n.
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DIR. WM. b. HURDss
DENTAL REsMEHFEN,
AM
TIE BEST IN THE WORLD.

Curing TsothAche 1 NouPalgIa.
DO you wish 70 Be blessed with and admired
for PBARLY WHITE and Hosnd TEETH Use
pr. VIM. Hurd'e Unrivailed Tooth Pow.
VI, warranted free from acid, alkali. or ANY II.
Iious substance. Price, - cents pr boz.
- Beware Of the ordinary cheap tooth pow.
ders, which Wilton but destroy.
DO you wish 70 be certain that yopr breath i,
pure, sweet and agreeable 70 husband or wifeIoys,
or friendly Use DR.. Hurdss Cele bvat "a
month Wash. Price, ~ cents psr bottle.
THIS astfingent wash Is also the best rsme1v n
the world for Cankef Bad Breath, Bleeding 01me
Sore Mouth. etc. It has eu.sd hundreds.
DO you, or oar children safer from Tootha ehs!
Price, Is cents per bottle.
Are you aNicted with Neurslgiaf Get DR.. W
3. Hurd's Neuralgia Plaster. The ncei
effective and delightful remedy Known.
They do not adhere nor blister, bat soothe and
cha . pain away. Try hem Price. 10 and 80
csnts. Mailed On receipt = psiss.
a., :;s :'ois. =, . Ds: Rs
DR.. w. b. Hur6's Dental Tseasury. the
nsatsst and most valuable present that one frieno
can make 70 asoshsr. Fries, d. Sent by sxuess
o. fscsipt q price
For a.isAs ~ The bsss stores throughout q.
country.
CAUr1os-As there ars dealers who take "A.
vantage OF our Advertisements to impoes upo,
heir customers inferior psepasations. Il Il pecs..
-'sry t. insist upon having what Jon call for ane
you will get tho best, thoroughly tested, and r.
pared by IN experienced and scientific Depti.,
Treasurer Of the New York state Dsntiste 49,
,iation, and vice.Pfesident q the Nev YorI
City Dental society.
WIN. B. HuRD o.. Nev Y.,S.
iurve-dAvYfab1A
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mississippi aAd Missouri Rair o,.s..

.sa'~s yS,. % Jhscayo ssw.e, 0ASch "a ,w.Jvs si~
.tss tastsy ihas' Dapenpor' tine.
an AND AETEh MONDAY, NOV. 18TH,
~ 1865, and until further notice, passenger
tisius will leave Davenport rs follows:
900 4. Il. for 0rinnell and Washington.
500 r. \. for Iowa City and Muscatine.
SRAISs ARaTvE At DAVENPORT As FOLLOWS.
500 r. u. from 0rinnell ana Washington.
$40 r. Il. from Grinssil snd Muecatins.
The 500 A. Y. train our Of Davenport nakeediPect
connections ii Grinne.l, Iowa city and Washins
t. with the " os.srn Stage Gem psny' stages S0s
ii. points West, South west and Northwest.
Trains from tue W sst connect ~ Davenport
With .reins Of the Chicago aud RooK IAand Rail
Rad for al points East, North and South.
Passengers are reminded Of the necessity Of
giving distinct directions ~ TO th destination Of
thsi- baggage also to peooaEssiokass hagcve taking
sheh tsats q sao cas-.
JOHN J. TRACY, 0su1 SURF.
4. KIxnALs, Asst Supt.
Davenport, Nov. Is, lSo8.-dtf
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Wsslso keep . large assortnn.sto
SterescOpes g SterescCp!c Views.

Our oatalesus Of these will BE- sent 10 an, sd.
1rsss On receipt Of stamp.
49, E.&H.T. ANTONY.
Manufacturers OF Phatogrs ~ H. ws,s,,.I.
DOL BKOADHAT, NEW YORK.
rhenos or relst YES II troninen, nilitar, u en-
win esnssr favor BY stndi a, ,b.ir i;s ....s
TO- copy. They will BE- kept carefully and return.
ID uninjursd.
Fine Albums made Order fer Conrrsea-
cpns " present 10 their Yasior Or Tor o. ~ ~.
pcs~-. ~i.h sni.ahie inscription. MA o.,
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ERIE hallway.
- 81
Greet Broad Gauge DssAs Hack e~d zs1ssrasl
Re~ss, TO
NEW YORk, BOSTON
,AJHD ILL BATTERY CITIES.
CsSsyiee Ne GPoss Wosoepa sra North
WooeoSn Caloo1 neaeoe msils.
ExPRESs TRAINS LEAVE DUNKIRK AND
II Buffalo, daily. on tie arrival Of all trains
the Lake Shore Railroaa, making close sonnes
sious with trains froa Cleveland, Chicago. Mi
wa9Ass, st Louis, BuzliagtoB, ksokuk, st Pau
dubuque, 0alepa, Iowa City, kc-the only car
Running through from the lakes 70 New Yo,l
City '-
WITHOUT CHANGE.
baggage checked through. Fare alvavs A. Ia
IS By any other route, -"
BE particular and call for tickets via Erie Rail
of1cee in tho West. 10 'o''
This Rosd affords lAeilities for shiru.r.
Ss'san superior 20 any other route.
AN EXPRESS TRAIN FOR FRErcpr
lsaves New York daily, nskiag Close oonneet;ons
through TO all points = ST, add ouioks, tn,e ~
aver before made on amp line.
Fer Freight ratee, enc sire IF J @ Oatman. q
S.osdwsy, Chae Thar@an, les Broad ay. n. y
= = Archer. 50 SostA strset, NY;J SDunlsp
10 Strte street. Bostca; Eris ailvay Ofioe. Is
Clark street. Chisagc.
CHAs. MINOT, esnr Sup. M
=. :. SPaNcke, Western Agent, Chicago. M.
a. bAsBFR. Agent. 0arli o9Asn. Iowa,
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ORIGINAL NOTIl L.
STATE or Iowa, In District Cor,, -
SC0Tf Comfy, ssia eau.tv

STATE or Iowa, In District Corr, -
Scorr CorSTY, said county.
John Luders, ~ Ann Luders.
To Ann Luder., defendant. You are hereby
notified that there IL on nlo 10 the ofcs OF the
Clerk OF the issrict Court OF Scott county. iowa.
petition Of John Luders, praying for a decree az
ssid CoLrt, dissolving tho the bonds of ns,rimo.
ny between you and raid pc;tior err for th reason
Of year Wiiful descftion OF and absence from said
pe'i'ichef, without reasonable cause, for Pc
cine statement ot.pstitioners cause OF action van
are referred to petition now on fl C.
AND unless you appear and answer thereto, o,
or before the noon OF the second day OF the nsxt
term OF the Dis.rict Court of scott oouney Iowa.
to % held On the frat Monday Of February. A.
u. !ooA, judgment and decree will be rendered
against yoa ~ prayed for In said petition.
DATED Nov. 11th, 1859.
JOHN LUDBpS,
By GEO. II. PARKEs, his Att'yi
nov. ~.
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CLEVELAND. Nov. o

CLEVELAND, Nov. 20.
John Morgan and six officers escaped
from the Columbus psnitentiary last
night $4,000 reward is offered for his
capture. they escaped by digging
through the cell floor into the sewer
leading to the river.
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SPECTACLDo, &C, GROUND IN TIE En-
- act principles CT spherical accuracy, ty u.
COL MON, the celebrated Optican, from the
improved Spectacle Manutactory and Lo1don OPP
tiesl Establishment, No. ltb Old Bond street, es-
tabished moro than a century ago u. Soiomon
is zoe sole inventor Of the improved Spectacles
and arious improved glasses, Is now on prstcs-
sonsl visit to tits city, and may be consulted at
his oiicc, ROOM 80. 2 tARkASD'o BLOCK,
Corner Of Second and Beasy Streets, Davenport.
lie will give references to persons 10 the United
bcates VINO have founi The creates. benent and
comfort from III use u the newly invented AMI
iaproved Spsctacles.
lave exam ned Mr. u solomon's Glasses. and
believe them 70 BIZ constructed uPoa correot pEin-
ciples and Well suited for ali suen as taso occa.
sion to them. 4 LCAbAN, VI ",
rroI Net led, 90, hush ..edioal .o.lega.
Ch.csgo, II. SO q, 1865.
| hereby certify tast sm now wearing paiE
OF MIR Solo,nops o'4sses, a. d ind theM 70 aaswer
better pu.iost ior rear s!sht.dLes- bar an.
tLst have over used. " ELDklDGr, Al y.
Chicago, Al, LEO II, 1903.
am lully Of the opinion, from careful examin-
elton ard trial, that they are better calculated ~
accomplish the object designed. than any now 30.
fore the public, being shapeo upon Pnhosophie
princip.es. b CLARK. u De-
Detroit, Oct 1s, 1852.
Cleveland, Oct ~, 1851
;, II affords me great pleasure 80 eta'e that on
trial Of several specimens Of Spectaces placed in
my snos by Alr Solomon, | hna livself isuch
70 II we'd item q defect CT vision, especially
weakness Ct eyer, iicm n hich lave suffered ior
the last two years whenever l have exercised
tn EN-, even tor hort period Of time. thnk
they are sn excellent quality aud peculiarly
adapted for such purposes.
JF kik1LAND, n d,
pref eetor Of Phy.icsl Diagnosis, sra theory and
UEsaetsoe OF Mea,e,ae. Asu Uto " h college.