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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-28

A RtBtL ErtER.-A rtbd le'tcr.
recently pu'l,-bcI. esy- rhat Eosecr,rs
e"m e els Il 4 Blagg n T,nnts., e
aud toice h'm 10 tc'ltc II adds t. a.
.'r.gg snd llrlee ~rtc both - capt.
waited bt the {, Ties Il Tho 10 ehho Il !
thst tt,y ne.ie tel 'hrif hasIue S. The
rebel urges III, trend to " B nm iic lat.
ier Is written Q ja'n ne a my ani ~qyt:
! rattc lac s,l iIer un'li Il g trump
- r the day - Iadrm"ut shah blow
han ~ H. Z tie ; rlhera hotdes. J
wouli rather be hoh-ia I'D Dig - q
Cp,fcie'e,e caur han a commander
inc iei NJ tie federal arm,.
TIE ID . tailed do," then reto 10
'he ptice OF : tods IN his section and
SAYS
ia 10 purchase a rair Of boots for
wh eli AID &5n honett "A coat l
wn th paid $ls5. Just ms Iani.
aud c"~, cesr m SIS ! bat q sat ike
mirc ca"uot b. bought new t - thau
$500. ! hougl t re pounds Of coffee
Which cost me SD, -
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-28
TAXING: POSITION

LIE raulcalS are afTAflbg tneiusclNts
agsins, the government and The conn
try, as they were formerly pleased to
ists lie the Administration. They want 10
let the peope knew lst how they feel
about the coming Presidential election,
and in that ,nnecti N wish il to be plain
" understo5d that this Naturalization
cannot receive their support / the poll Y.
According to John Lngan's ? ,licy, thls
is opposing he county, for ho declares
that til adm mi ,,ratlon is to country
and tina you can't make anything slte
of II. That telng the case, We PITY the
cou, try.
The mote extreme portion Of The ato-
lltion psrls--ihe rabid wing, viii IT
must be confessed i, strong III the 80
calod republican, party, are already de-
ternined TO have a candidate for the
Presidency who expresses their Own
yiees and will lead tn, m 10 still further
extremes. aud il they cannot have snrh
n one r. tie candidate Of the rcpubllcao
ady they will have one OF their own.
and iann h out upon the s-a OF politics N
bark Of their own construction P,rtic-
ularls DO we fol these * mp IN, i'll Q
Ggruau ~, IS. w have scr 10 zee one
OF any uotc that has any laye for tie
present Chief Executive, ard that vii
not d. n that lies in their power to
pitch him overheard.
There il another class in the rcpubli-
can 20 3ooi, much lager than the OH, +
though not st. onger in purp s., that i
sreslY as good as pledged for The sup
POI of Abraham Lincoln Tor the mex
Pnsde IS. Which. now, vi give
VA, The larler Is not the servant O.
the smaller aud the smaller REFUSES =
do The bidding Of the iatg,r. Ga, of tbs
state 4 facts comes disunion, and that
i gust wha, wc sha' see 10 the republican
p riY in the next Presidential contest.
10 be IPeSt,iche Post, pu,ii>h.d at 81
LOUIS. AID the m 81 influential radical
German paper publ bed, We fiod The
following:
: " e spoke TO an old sold er Of the
18th regiment, VIII had earned mus
ken II the sew .. liberty -hce h. com
mencement Of the war. ard We heard
bun say Nav my right hand wtihe,
before II g e. AZ i thross tic kcl 10.
Ale Lincoln into tie lallot tx. a,d
nss my lrs he sirqck dumb, Il eyer
pronounce ths' name Otherwise than
with canie- r.
T,.a@h pass has wax hr-ined
and weak SORTED republic al lu.-
traitor bought so ,ir- II u nj, ma
il has lncatr,d he h.. II AMI the j -
gl.t u Ill trae UNION men, 81 all tue
ena p,'i ii-i-. and OF a III Sc Who
&C b urs'l. 10 t.t Il hheri,; witt
upon II. b al descend the bias ~ and
tie itslsts If hose who .'igmat ~ tie
CO. ,"Ter- Of Camp ia kson a. uaur let.
en-, -ud tue author OF the cmanclpa;ia ~
pforirm Al on n au abcli ion!.t BE !;
So
THIS s tioe language to use IN spe.k
ig Of the 90 vcrnmeui" - cali il
w eak-brained, "weak-s ir ,ed;" PIE:
" terms til. 10 aprly lie "coun-
try winch these very exlremrsists have
4
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-28

IMMENSE SfnawnERRY CRop.- Tie
Rochester n. \ } Democrat saws:
"A .iaglu iac Which has .one to our
know e,gs relatng L. lhc straw l. nv
aop ct the pat s-a-on viii doubtless
at n 81 may ~ our adeis. \ PROM
lneDt tfu z. over 81 ! cs'ein New lolk
from riegl patch Of sixteen scte., SCI,
TO market thirteen lnu1ted bushels 81
straw berries ct The y il.on Srcdl 20 and
iriomphe de G,nd Varieties. The en-.
IRE crop was sod at m s,,r-ge price Of
one shilling pel IN ~. resIlz NJ the snug
sun OF live tho a.nd two hundred do
lars, 4. the pre- act of sixieen acres If
ground. w. doubt whe her any other
sixteen acres in Western New Yo have
y eldei the ike sum as tie re.u.t Of
single crop. This NAV he taken as an
inst nee Il tie p,"fta len .sr of thor.
ooyhly scientific fruit growing"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-28
NEW ADV'TS.
LII a ro@E 5oD
ASnTHE
igor Of srH!h ssGsfOrp(t

DIR. RlcoRp', Is ENcE or LIFE.

DIR. RIcORB'e rs LNCh or LlFEi
Dr.. hieor Of PARIS after Years Of earnest So
lclTafion, has at ength aceeied 10 the urgent re-
81 Il Of tho American Tub &c, and spp"inted an
hgen, IN hes 0rk for the taie vi his vaiu d and
highly ,rzti asef e. If Lite. Thls wonderful
agent viii rr,tofe Manhood 10 tho most shattered
oa,iintions. whtt!trPti-ug from exces-es. Tho
Il 90 II cttn..,'s, ga nrhi raus.s. he time
r'quired ~ enTc z 2 mist INV tefate -four
week and II used aoeUtdingto printed inaruc
ito (which rre very simtle ai,ufs = itapDssi Bile
TIM i restoring remedy should he taken by all
about 20 mauy. ~ It's fleets no perma ent.
Is acknnwiedl ID by tho medi 81 pres 10 be the
< entsst discovery ever mode Its developing
powers aFe mir ruinug Succ' p in every case -
~ ceftsih ~ that scieuoe ,verthrows ignorance.
br eicord's s.enre If lteis cold "a cases with
fol instructions for n-f at 50 or (, vi quantities in
one for ~ AID Ill lie senf to aty pat. care'uil Y
pack"d on receipt IL remittance ~ hi. acered II q
eui. Phi Ip ROLAND, All Hroome 81,
sg21-f6wly One door " stof ad~ay, y
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-28

Before the war, the Cherokees were
the richest community in tie woi 4. te
ing highly CIVILIZED, hav ng splendid
sar'Ds, hants 'me towns and pIeuty o. ii.
Yer, a'h beng Presided over by the
shfewsd aud loyal man. John Ross. but
since the ssr began Their land. have
been desoisted, Their ,owas sacked s,d
the peopls beggsrsd BY the r.v.gs. OF
the ssbslsast ell esnplsxlons.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-28
National Hanks

Ffon III" National IN sl'gencer
There haze ben eixtv SIX National
b INKS asiahi -',ed uudci the act OF Feb.
rnarv, 1868, VIZ
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-28
%enf tar a fAhfHLiT.
! 4 SINGER aiANUFACTU TURING COMPANY
e. Chicago oflcc, SO Clalh street.

iY43 dom Agent N navonpo
Ltlrua OF fHE DIN GRAFT AID Asws- tear Mr. !:
Nith your permission wish 20 ay 10 III e read
70 ~ NO Ssh II, lfreol Receipc, with all di-
rec !ons tot making ard using simple sos oiahe
Ssl tAst will ehectuatiy cnoye, in t. days
ftnpes, lotehes, Tan, Freckies aud all I'm nr
lie. y tho kin lea.iug the same Soft clear
tmorrh and be uti Ill
Val g ma tree 70 those having BALD lead,
q Bare Faces, in.rle directions and Information
In. VII enable them to start full growth a
LGAaftant air. hiss Or a N0u-tache H. less
tbau 20 degs ~ Applications answered b. re-
tn 4 tuall without char2e
ke-pect oily yours TEOs r. CHAPMAN.
jo5o-ain hens 10. s3t Broadway : T.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-28

Our LITTER 4 FAMILY SEWING MA
ChiAkls ia "a ming a worldwide reputati
IL Is beyond doubt tho best and cheapest aud
Yet "a rod q the publc n, other Family sew.
ing Machine has many useful Appliances FOR
tiomlninR. budirg FelliLg, Tueking Gathering,
Gunrfug, isrAlding Enbroidering, Caldipe,
80 forih n" other family sewing machine has 50
much cepacitY for goat variety u work II
@iil ssw ~ kinds Of eth ard with all kinds OF
thretd. Great ana rec ut Improvements mike
our Family sowing Machine most reliable, and
mos durable, and ii II certain ia action at all
rates Of speed. 1t rsakes tke inter ocked stitch
witch i tho best known. Any one even Of the
ordinary capacity, eap see, at glance, how 10 use
the Iettot a Family se~tng Hat hine Our Fam
sewing h5chiues arc finished 10 chaste and
exqui.iteA 5l"
the Fuenugcsse Of the Family Machine il
r zee VI cunning wntism nshp Of the most "a efnl
sind. protects tho machine v hon net in use
n when ubout To be operate may be OF. n, d a,
"a fpacaus ami substantial table to eust.in the
"otk. N4ioso eof tho asses. made out Of The
Cd ieeaf woods are faished 10 tie simplest ana
eha-tt-i manner rHss L., 81 hers arc al Iue1 ana
embttai.ed IN tho in0sf c. sfJ anu superb Innnrer
i i. absolutely necessary 10 SEQ the famil,
Auctiuo ~ OPERATION, so Ms a. Judge 81 its eteat
capalty an heaGty. Its fast becoming a. 10.
uitr ior miy s,w'fg As cur hanLtneturitg ma
chine are or 0.nndiaoiuTihg purpose.
he brau h chi e. ali vol supplied with
SIX twist, thread ei,es. oil, Ac., q the best
quality
>,ni fra PsprnLrT
II alNGaR @AhuFAcTuRlSG COMPANY.
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JACOB .4IZFN.

iiR tCTICAL OYER. PAgrI ,tLAR At.
'entioa ai4 70 iyeirg 1oths, silks, yelyets.
or "afmonts y anV kind-tp give any color de.
-ired ihird street, two doors west Of Iowa
north aide. [a.l5 aly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-28

'eA-'' Sauh koaaf.
fsssS u 4 Aus.IAS
q TTOkNtYS AND GoUNsELORSA rJAW
OFFICE, Davenport Block, No.29 Nain.,
-raua Floor i, - -.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-28
RobacL'. Sw edish n. ANDY i.
% iiot ~ Owners.

% TO ~ UNnrIN.
DIR SWEETS lAFAALllLk l. MIMI Mt FOR
HwkSHS i. uurvnlod by spy, aud IN ell cases Of
Lamcness. arising IRON -prains. Bruises or
" rouch nr, its effect is mag,rai aud certain -
Harness or cd G g His Scratches, Mango, b., il
vii Hls0 core spredily. SPAWN und gbnue
my Q easily prevented and cured 10 their inclp-
vent stages, but c ufrmed eases are beyond posi-
hihtS OF raeftcal cure No case If the kind.
however, Is 80 desperate or h. peess that Il III. '
be allevistod ~ this Linimeut. and it's fat mi
a, piiestlun Will vaYs ren. ve the Lame ne - aud
snahlc he horses to travel tn con parei o case.
Every hnrse "wner should bavr this remedy Il
h iud fur rs t.mniy use q, The fret appearance Of
Lameue. vail stlectu ily prevent hos iofm able
diseases mcuti ned, . winch al Il rses are liable
aud ~hi h 7 nder 50 mauy othc.wise valuable
hofse ne AIRY fhlpss.
Soe 10 isement. agle-lwIv
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-28
JANE fTAE.tsiso.

s.NthlLY GROCER: KEtPS CONSTANTLY
~ nanl the best gu lily Of PROVISIONS. IDOL
~ y are. Kerosene Oi etc
n'co.a street, between hfady ard Perry, Dn-
'"l -, io"@ melI-I ly
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SAM. f.. BROWN.
-. I'd. -. g go =

49, D- IT, q EbIs,
4 TTokNEY AND COUNSELOR ALLAN
= and Notary Public Once. North -gasf
-nsf OF Brady and second streets. up-s, ,trs-
-ance au i}rady street }nlv ~ n
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sGiLy iltlFJ>,
~ ~ rs N. ssAIZELs..

| ,ohNi9NloN Pro uCE MERCHANT
Agent tor He-rinR's safes ana ~, 49, !,
scales, Hydraulic Cement, Plaster Psris and
Ma. Front street.
davenport Iowa May a. i-S3-dIv
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
4LfhfD fDw ArnR.

HAVING BEEN NGsGED FOR OVER ?
L IA year IN o-ecDitng Claims for i.ensi4n- Ar
re aui l5CGnties. partios can rely ulon having
thor matters attend d 10 MS promptly us lie busi-
ness Of the various De- ar,ments al Washington
" II permit iv2a-Im
, 1863-12-19
THE CITY.

The ArpRoAcH1S6 6DRAFT-ExENprzoys.-
Those who wish to etudy humanity In its cover.
Ing aspoct hare ample opportunity for the purscis
at this juncturc- The o:Hcca ol tho different Coz
eu3s md Of the Provost Marshal, are bcaieged fom
morn TIL night ly crowds Of anxious 1nqni1ere,
all eager to AVOID the coming draft. That naay oi
1hasc arc really entitled to exemption ~ being
neither actually nor by previous Intentions, ct,-
zcns Of the United States, there can be no doubt,
and the Government has shown Itself not only
w,l}spg, but anxious to provide cTcry proper fa-
ct1fty for their exemption. But no one
Hhp watches the motley crews which haunt those
Offices, csn forn moment doubt that the generous
conduct Of the Government Is sought to be largely
abused. Men who for twenty years hare lived
here, gfown wealthy and never entertained sc1i-
Gus thought Of returning to the land Of their BIRTH
claim exemption: and here IL room to feaf thst
perjury Ii not an uncommon crime among the
claimants for foreign protection. Parties author
lied to administer the oath Of nonctizcnship arc
tcaping 13ch ha1Tcet-
Il is gratifying 10 know that at last active meas-
ures are being taken to deal out Justice ts them.
full descriptive lists ase being !led In the Provost
Ms1shalls ot1lcc Of al who obtain exemptions On
the ground Of a'icnsge. tits probable that thesc
lists win bc published 20 that an may have IN op.
possunity Of knowing who they arc that thus sue
cted In standing aside In the day Of trouble. Itia
not posslb1c in the hurry Of examination to dis.
psoTe a statement made under cath, but these ap.
picana will do well rember that inquiry win asto,-
wards be made In each case, and II 1t shall
be found that they have fofsworn
themselves, they viii stand good chance Of con-
dieu punishment. It 10 very probable, too, thnt
the naturalization laws viii be 70 amended a. to
forbid the future requirement Of the nights os
nnv SElo heinr ,,np aI{e,&a
, 1863-12-19
THE WAR, SPIRIT.
mecttng In the Bsnrd Of "Tradc Rooms
-AdG1HeAEE8-A161f
Subscriptions.

Tho adjourned War Meeting at the Board Of
Trade Rooms, last evening, was well attended !;
7hs eTcechoa were few, short, practical and edec-
tive The Chair Was occupicd BY Colonel ]. L.
Hancock
The Chaf11nan stated that the money offered By
tic city and county, extra bountes to recruits,
was ready, md would be paid in Chicago, as soon
a. the men were mustered in, and the Common
Council Ind more thsn SO, 90 In hand for the
4c,ief of soldiers families.
The meeting was addressed By Mr.. Mccau1ey
and Hon. Thomas Hogne, on the necessity Of ILL
ing up the Quuta Of the county under the Last call
Their apeeches were well Egee.yed-
n: r Fairbanks , unmarked taat BE- ed dld rot want
Supervisors lad decided tie fioo bounty TO be be
las caspgn ns you'd on. gse from bis ov3a owa
e1iiet tss esening ] g aud You'd deposit tie money @
with the sccreta1y OF the Eoard OF Trade.
AZ bus,uess mcn they gave their opinion about
us 81 9 ss5S1 nd p sfdS %hpa nsR n
ncy will do little. Rufus choatc, when asked TO
dcl,nd murderer whose guilt vas elcar, asked
1 You're lort a:e Il lost 4 e doat s4
Eivc cur money. All who go from patriotic mo-
tiycs have gone-,now We must give our money;
We can get 7, Men ?; II Ee Pay Tor item. He hoped
caEo had not aepartea-aA Of the p-crlons calls
es bp1pS I'll ea
Fourth Of July win sec the rebellion put down.
The bounty te more than nan can earn hy stay-
. ing at hot1e. The families OF recruits wonld be
well cared for: they would guarantee TINT. The
call IL made-it must be responded to; the past
record Of Illinois must not be dtsgraced.
Alderman Ellsworth made statement in behalf
Of tho committee Of the city. The money was
ready ~ soon the men enlist II they 80 to fiji
the quota Of Chicago. This is By authority Of the
Mayor, who IL chairman Of the committee. Most
of the county scrip has been takcn-thcre is
enough subscribed already to pay every man %
coon AZ he eu1ists
The meeting was then addressed by Rev. n. e.
Blanchard and In Y. Mum, the hitter gentleman
announcing thnt a committee would be In attend.
.anoe IN the 6ecretary's room each evening, from
10 O'Clock, 10 givc Any information required.
Iii. McCauley said be couldn't equal Mr. Fair.
baukA, hut he Wonld give any married nxn $5whc
would enlist tonight, and. IS month to his wife
aud tHmtly till the wnr ends.
Mr. Fairbanks here made the sarne offer to tht
BAte ZnAn.
The meeting then adjourned,
.Tbc following eadditioral Subscriptions 10 th,
County Fund art reported by F. Tuttle:
Bridge Drake, $s0o: Sol s. Smith, $50; W,n
=. Brown. $500; j. @. CONWAY. $500; Union 1n1
Go4 n,m; Garden City Ina CO; sLooo: nllnol:
sas3ngs Institute, $500; Sidney {ahsrman House)
$500: Samuel johnsol, SEQ.
, 1863-12-19

without prejudice
dcl:
1os-Eewl;irz q Al. ys. Cone. Sans order.
.f5i-Hodnan ct al. rs. Loom,s ct al. Same or
s11-Ilnsc!la ct al Us. Van Dazcs ct al: Same
order. -
4G--WiEg - ys. Gale ct al. Same order:
As s 1ood1n " ,gs 9n a1
JED: WoedraI lot violation Of Injunction:
sssNseh9ss Es. chlds: Ct al. Dis. c. G: mo.
eomp1ts. eo1 ~: .,:r
In trial rooms ~ :" .-''' ''" '3'.e>s
sN-sutheffand vs, Miner. Dis. at P. O; Want
OF pros. y:
tar et a. o. Hisl. ~" 4A's'' - "''
S:c-Nicto1es rs. Hees:ps + Nelson. Jnagt. for
6-kees ys. tity q Chicago. Parties, &C., pscs-
ent. Verdict: We, the jury, fud the defendant
Guilty yof ualawiull3 Withholding the premises, in
that tho plaintiff Is seized Of an estate Ia fts aud
asseEs the p1aintiR 3 d1nages at one cent MOTOR
new i1iai By dcits. - - Wv ~''3'' 1'~'N'' '
sssm11crd VS. Glich Jury find for the defend.
sn5 ss-nn,..son vs n,,,,nson h. .at..,o.,t
Vees for p psmsees nst ssSs he fos ueT s
plcUook VI, Docpest. Cont'd. '-' !
9Rf-Ehnres r. ai> 81 Hammond rontfoua5 hv
agreement. tus'' u d. w. 1'lanono' e'n''nuea 0'
EE-f,onk vs. Enyiaart er ef al, f,r t,3or -.
REcoaDEns CoURr~Betorn Hon + Van Horen
Judge.-Ths Grand jury come into Court and prs
sent the following tfue Bills @"@1' '~11 f&s0
Ellen Clark, larceny, Thomas Nouiton. Two In
d{ctmeuts for cheating. Hatt1e MnrEha]]. lesDinr
IeTd house. .John G. Raw. same Marfare9}
Raw: LARCENY. Dell Waterman Eeaninr iawd hfe,r,ae
Wmy' 4: CHnkWrieht iarrenv Rargrv IN Mcf!1nre
msnslauphfar. tamea f?1nners fnrgarT Wm'
Wi;1ir1nS 1r.1na1snrhfar ~"-"A'' 'e's''!' "'
T'he 1srsn;1 TnrT Eav;no m fr,,bo~ 1,ns,,aas h..
fora sheg1 Were dtsch,rtse ~ tha tsr,
11aHPcn1n'c vs inh1i Stinner o Vardtct ~ no+
eniit7 eop'' ''' 'onn 'S4n''es' 'e'atet u no'
st1rr..J'n ...- ,r. w., -
, 1863-12-19
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
Record OF Cases In the Different LAW
Courts, &c.

SrPEn1on Cornr, n CuANcEnT-Beforc Judge
WiIeon-GroEs contempt Of Court and hIgh-handed
Outrage. ..-
There ie Just now pending before Jedge Wilson,
on the Chanccry side Of the Superior Court, Pc
tition for divorce, fled By one Mrs. Emma Wood
ruff against her husband, jedi Woodruff, for d.
yo1ce, alleging extreme cruelty as the ground OF
the application. At the lime OF d.ng the hill for
divorce, or shortly afterwards, the petitioner ap-
p]ied to the Court to enion her husband from i'm
properly interfering In her aaira aud abusing her,
as be was accustomed to do In a manner past en-
durance.
This Injunction the Court granted, and upon Its
violation by the husband, tho Court caused him to
be arrested for contempt, and thrown into jail,
where he remained soue eighteen or twenty days
Ic WIS 20 far BUNDLED by the imprisonment that,
tSa ns g s b ne
obedience to its injurctions In faturs. On this
evidence Of penitence, the Court set him at liberty
IS to p1oli6it nom going near bis Wlie's hoass a
This command Of the Court he obeyed 80 we'll
line c5oniee, bfoEe into the house IN the Wesr d.
vision where his wife is living with her children,
while the family were asleep. and made a. assanit
hardly be accounted for on any other hypothesis
Than that it WIS his intention to pound her to
ea Ihe poor IS che Tae atr he
erown, 1sllied to her mothers relief, aid by wef
frightened lie scoundrela ont Of the house leaving
their victim in condition from which 1t Will take
weeks to recover her.
Wilson, yesterday, a fresh attachment VAS issued
:or Woodruff. No effort will be spared to take
him, and we think ths court VII whsn p;D fonnd
and his wife's physical benefit, for long time to
come
yesterday, Thomas Monlton m was aIraigned upon q
Two indictments for Rwindling the bankers ". +.
CoolbauEh & Co. out Of abont $1,000, under cir
Wsh se assfo ~ ID so
xccEs sincr, The Court rcQnircd Morltou to give
bail In the eum of s., coo In each Indictment or
$500 in Ill, which he produced and was set at
liberty.
US. cncu17 counr-Bcfore Hon. Thos. Drum
' So. 3. 4. ". James Rieay. Default and
zGSamc ss. Geo. S. Taylor: Same orasr, so.
s1T-Eame u. Emerson. Same order. SEQ.
saEsane u. Robin. Judgt. for es.ss:
s9s-Samc "a Keattng. Default and Judgment,
Is-samc rs. Grant. Dis. On motion dist; atty.
SC1-Lcc ys Jones. Court finds for the plL
s1-Wa1ker ". Murcuz. Mo. for new trial over
1nlea md judgt ~ -. ....
ing - docket fee; to be ra1d By 10Th Jany next
Duke Ina :, q Z! hsaRSTsE' s'tar
fmel .1s snispaea nnts afss Menasy sS5 9es Il
~ Aena1ns enpsz :. a. G z
NJ {chsnce1ssMwaz,cn s1S!ton @esa VS.: Goodwin Com
mission to Issue to take dcpositious a. BY step
81 ST. tchanoe,,}- Crawford w. Hissey. Decree
to be entered as prepared
surxn!on couHr-Defore Hon. John H. wilson.
, 1863-12-19
Permanent Soldiers Homo.


Will You permit a lady canvnsser for. this great
and humane object, to make an appeal through
your paper to tho loyal and generoas-hearted citi
zcnE Of Chtcugo3
wonld eay to them that not one Of the little ar
my Of ladies who are now canyaestng the entire
Gig TO obtain funds for building this House, has
entered upon the work without making sacrifices
Of time ard pleasure. Especially at this tnc1em-
ent season, It Is exceedingly unpleasant,
and Ill the more 20, when We 60 chen
Understand md appreciate its Importance. Ger
sainly the ladies' who arc living in the enjoyment
Of wealth and luxury, II they would reflect mo-
nent. would not refnse 10 contribute ONO dolar at
1ectt towards providing q Permanent Home for
thoec whoase now fighting to protect these Same
ladies in The enjoyment OF their wealth and luxury,
and who, af!er months aud years Of hardship. pF!
WALTON and suffering, will refu!n wreck In body
sacriice for their country 3 dcfensc1
1t Is a remarkable fact, that those who have bro
tle1s, OF husbands in tho n1my-those who monEn
Inc lpe5 OF loved ones By the wafsont.ibutc will
1ine1y and frce1y-they appreciate tho Importance
Of the Permanent Soldiers HONG. We, the ladJ
calyaesers, mSkc much sacrifice as almost any
other lady would In doing this WORK, but VIC pre-
fer to do This, rnther than leave these sick and
wounded soldiers dependent upon the cold cAa1i-
ties OF tho wnrid-to beg from door 70 door.
Tho permancnt soldiffs' HONG will be built IN
, 1863-12-19
REPUBLICAN, UHloH NOMINATION.

Fou o0RoxER,
Dx. William Wagner,
{lAte Surgeon Of the e4th Illinois Voluntcc.s)
Election Taeeday. Dec. 22d.
, 1863-12-19

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, 1863-12-19

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