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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-03-13
(Fot the Pioneer.
Mr.. EDIToR:-

There appears in the
last Union" an article signed, "Justi-
cius" in reply 10 "Union" Of the week
before which appeared in the Pioneer.
"Justicius," leaving Bro. DUNN to
fight his own battles. starts ou', seem.
ingly, to defend Capt. Tyler, but soon,
like many other lawyers and Prosecutors'
resorts to personal abuse and slang. In
doing SO he may be driving at the right
nail, and he may not. But in the Ian
guage of "Justicius," "who is this stay
st.home patriot who stands by the colors
of Capt. Tyler, at 80 respectable dis
taucs from danger? May be he is in
peace Colonel but in war a private!
May be he is a member Of the military
committee, for home service, where he
can sign recommendations for brother
member Of that committee for Lieut.. Col.
and then urge other members Of that
committee TO oppose his appointment by
appeals to the Governor? II he is thai
official would not his term "skulkinS
sneak" be rather applicable to himself
His .'honor was then sold for less than s
mess Of potiage" while his patriotism
and loyalty" has been expressed openly
and publicly by declaring that this hav
ing now become war Tor freeing th'
negroes and not for restoring the Union
he therefore is in favor OF letting the mig
gers and Black Republicans 6ght it GU
and having the Democrats come home!
But this brave defender Of that brave
Captain seems to be evry short sightet
indeed when he attempted to defend tn
Captain. Tho Captains bravery in II
field was not involved in the issue at all
as the writer has never heard one wor'
in the Captains favor or against him il
relation thereto, but the words "CoaOdrdi
Paisroons" were applied to him and th
Editor of the Union then, (aud now e,
tend them to susry man who gave tn
cheers for the Captain letter provide
, they had read it and knew what it cor
, tanned at "Stoncwall, Trump and Bow
+. ers" meeting) because they openly d.
. Iclared tha. would it be necessary, in ii
reconstruction OF this Uuiou to save Ii
: South then they would leave out the No
D England States!
b II "Justicius" has entered the rir
. to defend the Csptsiu in that decE-ati, +,
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CHARACTER AND CONTENTS OF
THIS WORK.

sIsT is the design of the Publishers. in offer
z ing this work to the public, to present
X full, satisfactory and reliable History Of
20 the Rebellion in the Southern States,
while at the same time, the Work is inten-
ded to be convenient in size, iIoderate in
price, and condensed and comprehensive in its
contents.
Tn, work will contain full statement Of the
causes which led to the war, with accurate
description OF the various Battles, sieges al d
engagements which have taken place during
it, progress, on land aud water. ltwIll des-
CT ibe ali the events Of any Importance, which
have occurred, both Of a civil and military ua-
ture, during the continuance of the rebellion
and connected " it'll it. 1t will also contain
biographical sketches Of the various Comman
ders and Generals, Naval and Military, who
distinguished themselves by their achieve
ments; and will be illustrated by merous
handsome engravings, in mezzo.tint. from
original drawings by Hamilton and others;
aud executed in the highest style Of the art,
by that emi1ent engraver, Samuel Sartain,
Esq. j., of Philadelphia.
Tae Publisher m,y be p ,rmltted to add that
the Author uf the Work has prepared it with
great care. from we'll selected sources and ma,
terials. Dr.. Schmucker is already known As
one Of the ablest and most accomplished oi
American writers, his various Biographical
Historical Works have been extensively sold
and widely read and admired; and, he brings
to THIS important task. rare qualifications fo
executing it in the most satisfactory manner
The Work is therefore not got mp as tempo
rary and ephemeal production, by an unkno Vi
aud irresponsible author, but is the result o
CAREFUL and elaborate study by an experienced
writer, o: established reputation and ack
nowltdee ed ambili,y, Each volume will con
tain over 500 pages. The work will consist 0
at least two volumes of equal size, and ST. oul
the war be protracted to much longer period
third volume may be added. lbs first vol
u oe will contain the History of the War unit
the evacuation OF Harrison's Landing.
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New Advertisements.
PROBATE NOTICE.

PROBATE NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given that Adam Frazer
~ guardian Of Thomas !. Frazer and Eli
zabeth Frazer has tilad in the Office of The Pro-
bate Court of Wyandot County, Ohio, his ac.
counts for final settlement with said wards.
Said accounts will remain on file in said OF.
fee until the 4th day of April, A. d. 1863, when
settlement will be made.
- NJ. H. KIRBY,
Marchl3G3.3t Probate Judge.
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HIS TABLE.

is furnished with the best provisions the mar
kets afford, and the deserts are Of the choices
kind
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correct my blunders and mistakes. and
hand it in for publication, and when it
comes out, send me the paper,
N. w. X.
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N q T < G E
BRIDGING AND FILLING.

TINE Commissioners of Wyandot County,
i Ohio, will let the following jobs of Bldg.
ing and Filling;
For Bridging on the Upper Sandusky and
I ifiin Road.
lst.--For Bridging and Filling up the north
end Of the Tymochtee Bird ge. on said road.
2nd-For Bridging and Filling a marsh or
swamp, on sand road, on the farm Of F. +. Fow-
ler.
3rd--For Bridging and Filling where said
road crosses the east neck of the Cranberry
marsh, on the 9Th day Of March 1868, as they
come in order. also for building Brii ge across
the Sandusky River, where County Road
crosses said River, at F. Ballet's Saw Mill in
Pitt Township on the 2sth day of March A
ID. 1863. to the lowest responsible bidder or
bidders, according to such plans as they may
adopt.
BY order of the Com'r.
PETER b. BEIDLER,
Auditor.
March 6, 1851
.
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We are indebted to s. H. Hunt for the
following brief but explicit letter from
Lieut.. CID. Robbins. Itspeaks. we have
no doubt, the sentiments Of the brave
boys from Wyandot County, in the army
Of the Potomac
BRooK's STATION, VIRGINIA,
. March 6, 1868.
.l Dear Sir:
I understand
that our Democratic friends are raising
thunder at home. They had better be-
ware how they perform, because they are
not supported by Democrats in the army.
We came here to put down the rebellion,
and we will do it with the help Of God.--
We do not ask compromise, nor MOTH
ing but an unconditional surrender
Which we must have before peace is re.
stored, Let them talk about the army Of
the Potomac being demoralized---they
don't know anything about it. tell you,
Sir, the army was never in a better con-
1ition than at present. General Hooker's
vigorous policy is doing much towards
the confidence of the men. And
will warrant they will follow anywhere
that he dares to lead them. But, perhaps
l have said too much. will be at home
next month, on leave Of fifteen days, till
then farewell.
Yours Truly.
LIEUT.. G. D. ROBBINS.
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TEMRs AND CONDITIONS.

u The Work will be printed on heavy, fine
Calendered Paper, made expressly for this
book, and bound in the best English Muslin,
gilt back, and will be sold at the moderate
price Of $3.50 per Volume.
Address,
CT VENT.
Publisher and Rohbseller,
No. 6. West Fourth ST., Ciucipnati, O.,
GEO. HAMMER, Agt,
marchl3 63-3t.
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NJ. w. KIMMEL.

P.s.-Please excuse my few broken
remarks. ] would like if some person
would write TO you on this subject who
could do il justice, Please modify ard
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Feb. 81, ls63-tf.

For Rats, Mice, Reaches, Ants, Bed
Bugs. Moths tn Furs. Wooden, &c. &c.
Insects on Plants, Fowls, Animals, &C.
Put up in 25c soc. and 81 90 Boxes, Bottles,
aud Fasks, So and SIS sizes for AoTELs, PUsLIo
INSTITUTIONS, DC.
"Only infallible remedies known"
"Free from Poison"
"Not dangerous to the Human Family"
Rats come out OF their holes to de-"
" Sold Wholesale in all large cities.
u Sold by all DRuGaIsrs and RETAILERs eve
rywhere.
W u BEWARE III" Of all worthless imitation.
u-f See that "CosrAR's" name is on each Box
Bottle and Flask, before you buy.
W Address HENRY II. COSTAR,
" PRINCIPAL DrPoT 4S2 BROADWAY N. Y.
Dr Sold by ia. MAXWELL,
Wholesale and Retail Agent.
Upper Sandusky, Ohio
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-08

A LIVE PApRR.-We have received
ooe Of the first copies Of :hs Cairo Daily Dem
scvas. = live. seven column. cut and cut Demo-
cratic journsi. ably edited and ~eil printed
We ~ish long life and much prosperity 10 h.
Democrat
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-08

HARD At WORK.-Commodors Bres-
law hss . large force engaged on the interior
arrangements Of his theatre. and viii DO dcub,
have Il oil completed and ready TO open BY tbs
Is th inst
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-08

WE understand Mr.. White has been
making . nunber Of improvements 10 HE hs:l.
by which IN zane the cor fort ADD plsasnrs Of
bis patrons will be greatly enhanced. The hall
will now rot only Ls one Ct the largest, bet
also the beet for dsn,iny purroses 10 The city.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-08

Larger epSc0 cuAIY01 u SuO totS Ot ~ sVV u
ssch sdditioaal square,
For half square, two-thirds Of u sbov'
Basiasss Cards not to exceed lisss, 80 % p,
annum
For cash change an additional shafgeoi sScents
or square will be made.
Largo .ats charged double the same dirsnsis.
II type.
Yearly advertising contracts will be und@stooc
10 apply strictly to the immediate business Of toe
advertiser, and all other advertisements sent in by
he alveetaser will be charged extra.
Advertisements not e0mpanied With instfuc-
lions will be inserted until forbid, and chafssdae-
sordingiy.
Editorial notices charged FOR at the rate Of Is
ssnts per line, eght words, and special notice.
at 10 cents per line, or 50 cents line per week.
All notices tor religious and benevolent put
poses of any kind whatsoever, of ordinary length
except single announcements Of marriages ano
dsatas, hsrged Is cents per i1se -tion.
Advertisements from abr Wt b paid for
snUorAo6ts IN sdUonss, u less from approved
Agsnss
Oontraess for yearly advertising terminis :
the ~ sion Of advertisers they paying an sAvance-
meat Of IS pef ceat. on the contract price.
Advertisements inserted next to reading matter
Gper coat. advance the above rates, and kept
ON fst or I'd pages, Is per cent. advance regular
rates.
Ailtransisnt advertisements must be paid for q
a1vance.
Advertisements inserted In weekly os reasous
Bile terms.
RICHARDSON b BURDlTT
GAZETTE COMPANY.
HENRY fischer.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-08

AMUsEHENTs ON THE FAIR GROUND
. u fail TO visit Grapns'rs Nussum Of Natura'
History. ssnssting Of beasts. Airds. iusscts'
shells and other wcnders Of Nature. II mus.
be seen To bs appreciated. Admitaecs 25css
-ct itdren half price
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-08

b. HEINZ,
GENERA1. PRNDU(E + COM MISSION
M GEROzAN MT,
No. 4. BursOws' Block. s-evee.
DAYS HIGHEST CASH PRICE FOR ALL
JIG kinds county produce butter and efge-
Boat Stores always on hand. Buys and sells Pro-
duce on commission. IN 22-dly
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NUMBER "a,
DIR. j A M E8.
JAMES Lock HOSplTM |.

hmLV I0Nk uINIMWxl
"a 0O1 A. xs aAss
% Cuot0m Mouse OGEOOGo
DA~ eepnnmna II.
$500
!, - ee@AAoOGe -
lssassd q s9ss .
SO RANDOhR0 vsrRRET.
Between 0taas ssd OsasSsss ~
CA0(sH0O. xkkes
Fer the ,pesdv e.r, a ol6 C,hroeie. Neseueiea.
H,phiiitic "a s,S p.s..s" ~ nss..sse' SaiAs.t ~
csrv or acv cther rs,...oss :, nosissS Sss9s.
SYPHILIS. Ps,rs,v SSss.iesv ~ TSeiasv.
IN its maat hIeo.s 49, srssS iiv S1aeAsS S,e
the systsn.
| 0ONORRHC1cA sssr.i a ~ - n 49, -.
| OLKET. M .stsse ~ ~ s1esAiss' ssred ir
| from sever q fonsts.. S.,s'
| ApcRS = 4 mn GtsrSs : H.:s,.~A.~, es,seras~s
has5i 1seiiv. 49, - - - - - ~
sympso%.. avn ss.:.sd ~, - " radissiIy m ssI3 ~ -
80 sS,,;,U. ..Ss.I TSss .:xs.s@ n ~ ss~s
n ~. ;n - ja~ss, n. i1sisanS ~ Haeal1al
for ~ la.t thi,tser 49,, ~ vhisH ~ ~
WITH sueh ere.. srecs.s.
HYMPTOMS-kinsins /. ~ enre. djmoew q
vision .va,sio. a soc;aev ~ q ao1lNnAe -.
tivenese. vant 81 vitsi s11G. ~ ~ ev0sAene
not necessary here 10 .ent;ee Apclyi11e5io1e
these terrible svmntoma
D;s.asea r.enl,sr "a F.~al.e teeaAeA vaSA ~
l. annie st resuim. Dr.. jamee a ~ soknevaoAeoS
chief Of Ii canaeitv.
Hydrocele and Vssioossas sRsetuaily sussd.
Syphilis. The uoss horrible sad tesiitle reisee.
.feo,uahliy eured ssd srsdteated frun ~ 90.
tenn. vithost .,nraurv. iodiieuoNaeei. aseasie.
.sss:psr;iis. - Syphilis ,rimary ssrsS 10 svs(O
minotes.
The following is but one Of u: na:y sssein:s-
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-08

CLoTHE yourselves in custom mad Q
garments. made 10 order BY the best work :
men in be city. at Krauses. He has . spieD.
did lot Of Clotbs, Cassimeres aud veetiDgs
which be wants you to lsok at.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-08

UxDIR no Circumstances fail 70 at-
essd Cstsiss's PAase%hs. ts-siehA Il = shs
Assss thisg sf ~ kisd = America. aad = d.
sseviss 4 libseal - sppesslassd paassss
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-08
New York stock Market.

New OUk 0tOCA Az Os
Nxw YoaK. Septenl
Gold 81 321s sr
RIVER ITEMS.
Tuesday. Septemh
...v.n 3.
xArr CAssxL. y. W. DAVIS. Aon'ro
Pxxs,sl. Hill, Non.rose.
JAnss MEANS, Pierce. Dubuque.
DEPARTED.
EArsCasseL, 3. W. Davis, Aonsroe
Hill HxnbEssOS, Rhodes, usuque
noArsLvAv,xs rnfs nvxs'Ss
rh. Northern Line packet "e'nci'a
pn,. AID NJ. Green, cle,k, will depsap'a'n q
Louis and way points this evening at oor 81
=, r--.. .,.,. ock.-
noA,s LsAv,So TOMORROW.
The mail and passenger packet Jenn'
C.,tsiu Campbell will depart for hcnipple
intermediate ,anaings to morrow morox and
ne, p.rkhurss in The Office. b. 4. Iheo Lem
The mail .4a ras.snasr packet '.fss'''
Captain Pierce, will depart for Dubuque and
points tomorrow morning. z. Al. PtettynA
A0ert
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-08

FARRArD challenge the entire public
70 fad - good . hat or ssp in the city - he
can furaish as HE store. He dsfies COMPETE
tion. both In goods and prices
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-08

A very commeodatls attempt 90 the
pert q n. EerAart - indsss he Beard q =.
pssvsssss 70 sSjsuss over sntil shis evening
ssd 80 70 tss fair. wss Ssfsstsd By The .d,r,s
81 several Of the esonenis,l members. We
think TIE opposition vss 10 essssdisgly bad
tasse. The Fstr 10 . big thipg-ths Board II
sorervieors-vsl'. they sint the Scott Csssty
Fair. sos By . 6srs tight.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-08

New MILLINERY AND OREss MAKING
EsrAsL,enxENr.-The many friends and patrons
Of Mira Knotwell, both in Davenport snd Rock
leland will be delighted TO learn that che has
opened q etore 10 this city, aud i, nov receiv.
ing = larg. and very carefully selected stock
Of Millinery goods Of oil descriptions suitable
to the ssssen. 10 connection with that hnsi-
ness she will carry on dress making in all its
branches, She does this At the earnest reqnest
Of m>ny lady frieode, aud II is hoped shst she
will be literally patrcniHe1. Store No. So,
East 2 ct. in F.jrrvary' block.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-08

THIS is = good opportunity for mer-
. 'suts while visit ng the fair this week. to
] y in their fa. stock Of Hats and Caps, q. d
70 recommend 10 them that Smith, opposite
the L.ClAire Hones ,s the place. Their stock
IL the largest in toe city. and selected for tai.
m,rkes. aud he will sol! them at Ihe loweet
Kind Of fi,urss
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-08

Choice FANNY GROCERIES. - The
place to get . splen ID article Of grocsries for
family uss, and get them cheap. is ~ Charley
Burr. o,rnsr Of Brady and Fourth streets -
He also keeps provisions Of oil kinds. and sends
home all packages free Of charge. Call 10 and
take . look at the new stock. and test the
prices. You vii snrsl, b. suited.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-08

WAIT! Wait for the great rush Of
G othiug at the new store Of Strauss, Bsilsssis
L Co. They have tons Of Il % the wsy.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-08

CaARLEr Bell wishes to aprise hi.
riends that duriss Fair week shsv cen RELY
unon obtaistsg q bic Sslooa the choicest ef
evssythiss the nsrkst sff,rds. Oys:srs.
clans. meats. game and delieaeies eao be hs1
fsr she oraerisg Give him call. Sscoal
street next 10 Metropolitan Bltck.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-08
J. CARTW RIII

CAKTW RIHT,
xANUFACTU AND REPAIRS
UM h e Ee.0.4S a. II e 4 AAO0S.
NN> AT SHORT NOTICE, AND ON MOST
wv reasonable terms. Old or damaged Un
2& brelln ~ and Parasols made as GOOD as new.
20. lO8 Brady St, Between 4th 4 5sh.
DAvENPs RT, IOWA. myao-dcm
JOHN JORDAN,
NO. 13 WEST SECOND ST BET BRADY I MAIN,
NIAKES TO order AND IN TIE BEST
Men aud DOys' Clothing
Of every description The fullest satisfaction
warranted. solicit from my old customers and
ne q continuance Of liberal patronage. Call and
leave ordsrs Particular attention given to reno-
vstiSg and repairing clothing lmya2d6m
n. IANNAN,
NO. II KAsr Cd ST, Opr0sIrE METROPOLITAN HALL,
Family Grocer.
II EEPS CONSTANTLY on HAND A CHOICE
N stock Of Family Groceries, Of ali kinds,
which he offers At the lo~est prices also
RURH hIo UoR9
for medical purposes, which have been selected
especially for this market. lie sAicits a full
share OF patronage. Call and exAmine goods and
prices. my23-dly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-08
THE MARKETS.
Daresport Market....Dsily Repera.

Owes o. TIE DsN b Npws.l
Monday hve.. Sept. nber Z.
QuGations are unchanged.
FLrs-Wholesale, s4.4oG4eo; retail, s4.sl
@5.2. Shipments leo bbis.
WfsAT.- e5G:0c. Choice lot. 75c.
BkLnY-sO@s3c.
CaN-35 q 40c.
Ors -30@35c.
OloNs- Ss0@9o.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-08

I WADswoRrH has opened very choice
lot Of lsdiss' fashionable drsss geods. whieh
will make Up b.sutifully. Jast dssp in, la
dies. and zee then.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-08
NV YORK MARKET.

'
.,,rp--xs,ket declining. S4s5 90 .ber 8.
state: S.. .2O0535k no extra
WuxAr-Makes lM2: lover. eoa
Spring. 9,@l.l3 Mil. Club. sI.i'%''1le i'r
Red.
CoRN-7nI.
OATS -4e1,lc.
Wu,svy--h0.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-08

SsREEADE.-Ssveral Of our promiDsn.
Hotels ssd Boarding hsases ~ers trsss.d 10
eeressds laet evening BY one u The basds
~hiss does up cor party muas. ws ssdet.
atssd the son1lsssbt vas highly appreciated
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-08

CALL at Whisler's for yoar dry goods
Yoa will ave tss per ssnt. aad gse goods that
will ssit yes. The store y crowded every
day. but still there 10 room for more.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-08

STAINED OYSTERS !-Something new
10 taking place every day In the year. but The
latest novelty here 10 Davenport. 10 the luxury
Of steamed eystere. Those vhe have testsd
them ere ssare Of their superiority ever The
oyst. cooked in the ordinary way. and they
eili be glad 10 hear that Dr.. Bartis hse fitted
purpose oi cooking them BY steam. He haa
also fitted up . suite q rooms iu the baseoess
to be used expressly Tor IN oycer ssloon. Al
this place be will serve up delicious steamed
oysters at alI hours Of the day or night, and
10 such u .nusr % cannot fail to meet the
| approval Of eli. Go and try this new methed
By al means. and vs guarantee that you vii
laugh With delight.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-08
THE cITY..
Nor thing done 10 tho PNce Court
To-day. Il sever reins but il pssss.

Military Uoiforms and Equipment.
furnished st short notice BY Erskine. at No. 5.
West Second street.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-08

ANOTHER RAILROAD EXCURSION.
W. understand tdat there Is 70 b. another ex
eursion on the N 4 n. X II next week, 70
which the public are invited. 1t 10 gotten Up
for the benefit Of the Sabbath Scbcsi If Fd
wards Congregational Church. Osdar r-ss
10 70 be its csstinstion, where the psr,ici, anti
will be allowed to remain en- entire Gay, and
ssa psss way their time in 6shipg. bunting
&c, - best cults their taste. Straessrs band
has been engaged for The occasion. aid every
luxury viii Be provided that would add 10 tie
comfort OF the party. Go. cure.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-08

Tus PoLYoRAMA.-Thef first exhibition
sf this very es.sbrstsd scenic and dioraois
representation Of the stirring and exciting
events Of the present var. takss place thi'
evening at Metropolitan Hal. The vorh
esmm sucss With tho frst outbreak Of ire vsr
and presents slmost every event Of iopertsne'
down 70 the late attack on Fcst Wasssr. Civ
isg battles. skiroishes. marehss. rsvisws. en-
eaupmssts. scenes % land and sss. daylight
uesnlsghs. aud nidnight visve together with
d,oraois and electric representations Of Nave
sDessesssts. presossesd By our szsbssgss -
artistic, pstural asd Elective - to slmoet H.
prses the bshelder, wish sbs idsa tbst hs 10 a.
sctual witness Of ~ estAies IL reality. VI
have - hesitation is prssssssisg Il osst
attsaesivs exhibition. and prophss.isg Tor Il Z
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GULTaNA. ROYAL TABLE, ATHsN EUM
~ Olive farcies, Worcester. tire. Ion ito Cat
sup, Pepper Saacs and Mixed Pickles ef eli kinds
NJ BUkRS.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-08

OLDEN. AMBER, SUGAR HOUSE, new
~ orleans. and Honey Syrups, very choice
aIa cheapas q. p. BiyRR'S
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700 sheep at Auction.

4 AUCTION ~ALE OF 7Co SHEEP WILL
i \ X. pace vt my iArn on Duck Creek. River
Road. on saturday, the 18th inst.
spT dot !. GRANT.
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TO-DAY'S ADt'cS.

TO-DAY'S ADt'cS.
METROPOAATAN HALL,
CUTTINGS
.naNessssth JV'astonUg
POLYORAMA
On sCENEs or THE wAR.
TIL is Ev ENIN g.
| CSE PROGRAMMES and BILLS OF TIE
DAY.
re:ss epsn :: quarter pass seven a,ss sssss =
Admissnn IS cents; children IL cents.
CheAP FAMILY GROCERY
STORE.
c. r. BURR, ..... Pseprietor.
J. ". Corner Brady 4 Al Str, cts.
a. KEEPS ON HAND A PERFECTLY
~ i.esh stock OF oil kiads Of Family Grocs-
h'n fies an Provisions. The M tronsee Of
Al the public 's cordially invited.
G~een and BLACK Teas
- of.the choicest quality. for sale YER, low
At G P. BURR's.
NEW ORLEANS. CKusnkD, POWDERED.
iranu'atsd, and Clarified susan-ths very best
qualities very oheapas q. p. BuRk,S.
AVA, RIO, .. o., DANnELION, ANDOOF-
T.. BURg'a.
Nj ACkE Eel. WHITE FISH. COZ Fish
4vA usibut, Of o1cellsat quality. nni very low
- o.. =. BURR'S.
GOLDEN. AMBhR, SUGAR HOUSE. new
~ orleans. and Honey ~yrups very choice
aIa cheapss q. p. BURR'S.
GPicfs OF ALL KISDs-FRkSH AND |
~ cneap at .. =. BURR'S.
SuLTANA. ROYAL TABLE, ATHsN ECM
~ Olive farcies, Worcester. tire. Tons ito Cat |
sup, Pepper Saacs and Mixed Pickles ef eli kinds
NJ BUkR'S.
4 tANNED FKUlTS AND VEGETABLES OF |
~ every description and variety, very nice q |
DURRS. /
IClGS RAISiNS, CURkA NTS, PRIMES AND |
Il Dried rraits generally, u BCKR'S.
pRUSHES. WOOnEi WARE or EvEnY |
Kind also Washing Machines a,d Clothes |