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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-19
Clss'istO1sjses' Cullen, ;sss
Horss Sheer & Veterinary Surgeon,
Z ONE DOOR WEST OF 00s. OF % NOOK ISLAND,
- WISHES TO INFORM THE CIT

- WISHES TO INFORM THE CIT
IysNs Of Davenport and SCOTT y
QHCounty generally that he has perry y
manently located himself in this city where he 10
prepared to shoe horses on the scientific princi-
Plies. After twenty years study and practice on
the anatomy Of the foot, Of which time he has
spent eleven years under the superistsndenoe Of
the best Veterinarians in Europe, he wishes to
ny that he will give satisfsction 10 eli persons
having horses aboring under the disease OF corns,
or contractions. COMMONLY called "hough bound =
interfering, overreashing, quarter crscks, send
cracks, sprains Of the corns founders, bones
and spavins, for al Of which he warrants Z per-
fsct cure il curabis. The greater part Of these
diseases srs caused By shooting or want Of propee
Judgment jnel.dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-19
New Discovery for the Eyes !!
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CPECTACLRS, &C GROUND ON THE EX-
- act principles Of spherical accuracy, BY T..
SOLOMON, the celebrated Optician, from the
inpeoysd Spsetasle Mauufactory and London Op-
IDEAL Establishment, No. los Old Bond street. es-
tablishsd more than century age. G. Solomon
10 the sole inventor Of the improved Spsctacles
and arious improved glasses, is now on q prefes-
siona visit to this city, and may be consulted 1t
his office, ROOM NO. 2 FARRAND'S BLOCK,
Corner Of Second and Besey streets, Davenport.
He will give references to persons in the United
Scatss Who have fosnd the greatest bsnent and
comfort from the use Of the newly Invented and
inpeevsd Speetaelss.
Ihavs sxsusnsd Mr. g Solomon's Glasses. and
believe them to be constructed upon correct prin-
ciples and we'll suited for I'll such a. have COCA
'''' Pro ai MAJ an Ma. &c, Rush xsdisaI 0o.lses.
Chiesgo, III, Dec u, 1853.
I hereby essaify tAas I IN asw wsaring pair
Of NJ So!omcns Glasses, And Aud them 70 answer
s:tts. for rear sasn
Atieago, Ill, Dec u, 1882.
Ian fully Of tho opinion, from careful exsmin-
ation and trial. that they are better calculated 70
accomplish the object designed. than any now be-
fore ID; public being SHAPED u GIaR RSG:GDa''
Detroit. %. 1s. 1852.
Cleveland, Oct -, 1851.
II affords me great pleasure to state that on
trial Of several specimens Of Specsaclos placed in
my hands by Mr Solomon, l find myself much
relieved from defect Of vision, and especially
weakness ef eyes, from which have suffered for
the last two years whenever have exercised
them, even for short period Of time. l think
| they are an excellent quality and peculiarly
adapted for such purrcse
JP KIRKLAND, N u,
| Professor Of Ply steal Diagnosis. and theory and
practice of Medicine, Mca bed W College
ny m
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-19

are speedy in action, often eifectingsa cure in
few days, and wi zen eyre is effected it is PER.
manent Tnuy ara prepared from vegetable ex-
tracts that are harmless on the system, and never
naussate the stomach or inpregnhte the breath
and being sugar coated, ALI nuuseous TASTE is
avoided. No change Of diet is necessary whilst
using them, nor does their action interfere with
bnsipess. Each Box contains six dozen Pills
Price 81. Sold by all tho principal Druggists.
In places where no agent is advertised they will
be sent BY mail, post pail, and confdentially Sc
cured from observation when desired, en- receipt Of
money, by ]. BRYAN, N. d., "a Oedar-st, N. Y.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-19
which has been used by upwards Of
1OS Fhy3tC1A10,
BEEl's. SPECIFIC TsILs.s-:

in their private practice, with entire success, su
psrcedng Cubeb's Capsules, or any other CON-
pound hitherto known.
, 1863-06-18

We often miss our point BY dividing our atten
ton.
Our compelled sins stand more for number thar
account.
The object Of our pride is orlen the cause Of ouI
misfortune. 'ri
Avarice often misses its point through the means
used TO secure It e lI IIlE
Let us not burden our remcmbrances with Q
heavlness that's gone.
The want and weakness Of individuals form the
corrections Of society. r,rr I'D .aa.s
The injuries we do and those we suffer are sci
dom weighed in the same scales.
II is always more prudent to suppress our senti.
mcnts than either to aatter or to rail. ...rg
Nothing Is more precious than time, and thOse
who misspend il are the greatest Of oil prOdigals
The poor are oflener prayed for than helped
The reason is we believe, that air Is cheaper than
bullion.
Men who mediate mischief suggest The same 10
Others, and generally pay dear for their forward
qualification.
There Is nothing more universally commended
than iine day the reason Is, that people can
commend il without envy.
Vanity and idle curiosity are qualities which
generally prove destructive TO those who sulier
themselves 70 be governed by them.
Drunkenness Is the parent Of most other vices.
II queuches the salntary power OF Feason, And
makes US the sport Of raging passion.
Youthful minds, like plant wax, are readily
susceptible Of impressions; and the good or evil
, 1863-06-18

The following is too good 10 be lost u Is
often made . subject Of eomplnlnl that ministers
Of the Gospel participate ia political matters
An anecdote Of Mr.. Field, In Vermont several
years ago, contains good reply;
d.1S.is H. ro,". shs of;cHr ho rsceived h beins
= Eirnd md nariShiooer. but Of opDosite polltics.
rsmsrl.d--
at m sorrv. M. Field. 10 see YOU here" I'
"Whv ~ csked NJ Field. ~ 7FIa!1 B.
, 1863-06-18
NV ADVICE GRATIS.
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.
. TO Purify the Blool.

These Pills have beaa pAssd BY the common cnnsent
or mlnkind at ths head II all remedies fIt removing
obinxIoa p1sins fnln tna bOai, and cleaning All the
tssaes nf the ody. They have saved tRHlSands yeai
afIsr year, trIm falling saeTis 20 tis III Wis 1f dJs-
bepds dyssutery, darrhpI e'nsip ,thso, ryr c'ln-
plsiuas, &C. ttN 40 ,sted w nvtttIsM Nitnes.eS
Eyteaiyu QeAhaess aad deiaty, the warnings ~ de-
oTalaR org ,nlc enerIy and vitsl d-y. are tefOred
Aai reinim ilad 9h Vtg aIl haaltfal 'c'n In very
orgaa thrIlGhat the VsseR by the restorative aud
Sxhiafatihg luildence u this medicine.
, 1863-06-18

Riickn1 4 fnrl oveP kha latch carr;ad fha valla.
blss % her chamber, charging the negro man tc
sleep wit his clothes on 70 take the great cleayeI
TO bed with him. and 70 waken and seize the va
grant ct the drst noise be should make in at
tSmpting to plundsr. S ,L ,'' vst
Mrs. Franklin rose before the sun, reused the
domestics. and was quite agreeably surprised to
tind her terrific guest quietly sleeping IN hi:
chair. She hwoke him with cheerful good
morning, inquired how he rested, and invited
him 70 partake OF breakfast, which was always
served previous % that Of her boarderA
And pray, SIR" said Mrs. Franklin, "as you
appear 70 be q stranger In Boston, to what dis
tint country do you belongf" 'Ht ~ "-'N
/" belong. madam, 70 the colony Of PennsyL
Vania and reside In Philadelphia" ~. B, ..,J
At the mention Of Philadelphia, the Doctor de-
clared he Tor the irst time perceived something
like emotion In her. 1'.'' ''f.i
Philadelphia !" said she, whils the earnest
anxiety Of mother sutnsed her eye, "why, II
you you y, live in PhIlAdelpAia perhaps you know my
&whc, madamf' II, to,e..-.i.,.,
Ben Franklin, my dear Ben. Obi how
would give the world 70 zee hint He Is the
dearest son that ever blessed ,nOtheF." 1850
Whatl is Ben franklin, the printer, Jour
sonf Why he is my most intimate friend. He
and l worked together and lodged IN the same
room. gf'' -F' ~ e'~
"Ohi heaven forgive mew exelaimOd Che
lady, raising her fearful eyes, and lhaVe suffer
ed friend Of my son Ben 70 sleep upon this
hard chair, while myself rested On . son bed y
MS. Franknn tnen tolu ner unknown gue9t
that though be had been absent from her even
since he vas child. she could not fail 70 know
him among Q thousand strange faces. for there
was . natural feeling In the breast Of every
su,hiNh nha k0aar nRnhIa Nvtfh.
out possibility Of . mistake, 70 recognise her
son. In any disguise he might assntios lga
Franklin doubted and took leaye % dispute hi.
mothers proposition as % The power q natnra
feeling. He had tried the =" natural feeling" ID
his own mother, and found u deficient IN The
power she ascFibed 10 it. sd l-idudv ysH
And did tottk mother" inquired she, know
you nOIi Or u She did not seem to know you,
was there not 10 her kindness TO you an evidence
that she saw something 10 your appearance
which was dear to her, 20 that she could not 70.
sist treating you with particular tenderness and
adectionr ~
bcs No, indeed, replied franklin; ashe neither
knew me, nor did she, treat me with the least
symptom Of kindness She would have turned
me out Of doors bnt for the interposlti ton Of
strangvra She could hardly be .pefsuaded @
let me cit at her table. knew was 70 my
mothers house, and had claim upon heR hospi.
tality; and therefore you may supposel when
she pefemptorily commanded me, % leave tne
house. was IN no hurEy 70 obey" .,,.l..
Surely, interrupted bis mother she could
not have treated you % unmothefly without some
cause" a. s'U's1 ...sr. ~. = s5"g,,. .
,d" gave her mons" replied the Doctor, She
would tell you herself 1 had always been dnfl-
inl so,i-that she dotted upon me, AND tnen Snen
came 10 her house as stranger, my behavior
, 1863-06-18
The Golden Heart.

Look, this little golden heart
Was true.love shrine "
For tFess Of hair; I held them,
Heart and tFess. ns mine,
Like the Love which gave the token:
sge. to-day the Heart is brOkeni
broken b the golden heart,
Loat the lress Of hair;
An, the shrine is empty, vacant
Desolate I'd barrel
So the token should depart . r.s
When Love dies within the heart.
Past and deep The river aOWesh,
noWrth 10 the west;
I viii cast the Ryl1sn tFinket
Ia lis euld DARK breast: 1
Flow, o river, deep and last,
Over ail he buried past f'Ef t'
, 1863-06-18
DNoP5Y.

Tho en- ,Ney n n liwVs Pills Ia DropSy s extranr-
dInary. They at with sush pedIlar ra,rt upon the
Hyslem that the I'D, arising from th DIR ta disease
nrO mperuo Jhly rarried III and prevented trlm any
karthef ac1umuGt0n Tne sufferer 20 eGA'ns hunyancy
of uprils, aud Tel eeA Ia OInpltely renovated cnn
ttitiiOa; hut Il Il lRdiapenssby necesay that tha
Olatmsat shond b. N st eR;eiuAliy rubbed into the
S0mJ Jhinlng parts. 5
, 1863-06-18

MUllOe2s0LDIEas, TE3MrERs. SAILORS. Tor their
~ lsEu orphan ehdrsnl Who served IN my wlr. q
te.a = heir children uhb vsFs undef y years q that e,
~ efvse On theeoa q California 70 The Nexcan
,.s 40 vel % tddreaa CAlma nat have peen -.
l.s ~ hanls 81 oAsr aeeula, hsvs bgsn sueeea.tay
eeAl| " ~ Ageni1 acting Tor H6sfaly paid Land
ur1|l aud ed % ofde-, and an business rolaFins
aflL u q o goo1Db %,
4ll1Flayslog olainA pcntoaa, Dotniy Laoa, %.
A..s.1es - any q ths us.As Of Dspsr1snts. -.
Nn1Ally,s1 cay, Dee % tsso. tlm
, 1863-06-18
Too Much for him.


tAley al.ea WI ~ 80 y ,sr:.,---. -. .
gentiemep yao. as y. y y
Ceell DIeeme piaise slayeIy nc .n.l .l-y ~ ~
aIstoc.ailc 1he young gentlemlsn - ~. ~. N "
some flmei ppen mn Pl7lk ttlalt3 ni"s p
htely; q s..,., -. .,...-..
"a y ~ ~ "A =. X. j.. y, - " ~
yoa go els le,l men L.. ..lss.s..iss
~ mhoPmel ASSURE ysP = N i't'se''y
loyal ~.
4naeee u II i5,E. 80, e. 6.-..
", ees.e,n' ..saa ....; Y -
ment NOT ~ me Aonln. I,.tion'
So ye44lolglamf I ~ . =, x, /, o
mean am no 4Doiislon.ss.
20 DrooI, - y. ~. \, - - -. !. ..,. I. !.
inat y, \ am anqlqiMe NY Als1as'n3 sns
SCUM ei =. -a.r...a a = e,l,,s v,4,.
90 ION Seymour ~; -. ! 80,
!. ~ IN otne. MoIos. N ,.l,, on''n .1-n'
tnins < nrl M can Ie.loIs ''sF 81 EsHlaoaisR
~ So foees{ n.y. Ll.sg.,l .dl d aai,lislea,
1ul, ny gear I, tpe Faf -
tionelIy carried On; 4 -,,s
90 0eoLge IicE,T ier N yeL.is g.lIs - .,-
w mem ~. onr q, liberties are n a-ns9f inrt
~ Se .Re,naoao mool ~ =, tiiw
81. " Me1I, Dla w isn ~ sAs msdt
C 5ee ~, MVGa ~. = 80 ,,5aof -
, 1863-06-18
n ilgestlol with languor and want
OF lo:gy.

when taking thee Pdls fab u AlaSays eelsbFased
Ointment over the pit ~ he stIm ,ch, aud over the
regions Of the liver, the right side under the rtbA,
AID yau Uil a. eFi4nce ch Ings r the better
IN H9uF dgestian nFt, appeLt, -trvilh and enerRy.
The Improvement. IhOIgh Il may b. gradual, will 6e
thurolgh aaa Lasting.
, 1863-06-18
ssSmaoh, Liver, kidneys and bowo's.

hnli 1h0 sulfr from bile aud liver complaints shoald
try tks ed cts n this valuable ueay. fsS dHsa Of
Whlc elIl Ike the safiFer Gel elIgs and vigorous,
rem wing ali pnrltlea giving he llthy artl01 % the
liver q 6tiads attacks he aIwsi n continue. sernns
btslales mty arise aud the snlfrer be consigned q
b.d 0 sokneas Ia all diarasca u the k,dneys, ths
pasmras alpd Be SelI rnhsea M w AI.h y .ne
SIll leirs any eOuiplaiuis ard fFSn these prstuA
SifS--lSaSrtaess os BfsitA with
, 1863-06-18

ttI-ffi.k tti4fh
Two Dptchmeh, who bdili and nsed Il common
q bridge over q small stream which fan thfDdek
Their ARMS, had dispute concerning certain r..
pain which II requfudi after time, one az ileinI
declinod to bear any potion Of the efpnnso nenrs
sQry 70 tbe purchase Of ito d three new planksi
Finally the aggtietgd party went to the neikhbof.
iilg lawyer, ahd, placing ten dollars IN hll band
sI1lgissS0 g ~ sshsis if1OullmahsH sHun1
How much will Il cot to retaif lie bridae ~
asked the honest counsellor 81 tie determined Iii
Rnnt .ptlf4sql ia 4ntiif I11ffs 3. f.lf1 ~ l1s
syeIl. dsn. not more ash eve tdllaf.s rsrlisi
aVery weif@ sid lie iistet. boeke,inf d. q
the notes and giving him the other; I take this
and 90 and ct the bridge repaired; iisthe bet
Yacw. Az ~ ssid ds iSe l1uiehuss .Io,.lv
dat ish more peter as to quarrel nit Han. X but
ashewent along home. he shook bis heid lfeqd,nlly
as y unable alleT all. quite clearly 10 aeo how -
bad gained anything by going % ahs y
%Igive ahd ,heqlaih 10 Mary, my trila, lie
sun Of one hunder pounds year. faid an "a
iarthef. Is that written down, measier -
YES" replied the lawyer; q but she 8 not q
0ld--she nay marry again. Went yon tI1ne1n1
change in thas easel Most people %.
| tsAy, do theyip said the farmer Wei, write
again, and say that u my wife mafriel again, I
VIII give and bequeath to her the sun of two
hunder pounds ayear. ThAtn o. WON'T e. nsAi.
sWhy, its just doubling he sum sls tt6Id
have Il she remained unmarked said the LAWYER.
at is generally The other Way-lhe ktacy d Ia.
sencd Il the widow mnlries arainii 1i1.li'l
. Az aid ths farmer : but hin 4 81 hll'lI
desarve L" rr7stcl ~ m 10
AstEanu,e n,,,od : 4. s.6ioa.hl. .A-,... /. p,,,.
, 1863-06-18

vsry bad iyIiiSm.. which. q MT eMsctad my tend
10 Hlme seri ms dltinfa n yhp tehft Or ntheF vital
orsiaA EL maasritely IL saii. t.gs dc Pl. agrtly
foF aiaR lelle tm take plenty II lFah als gah mol
erlto a3sFu.a and tha mEihlnegv vii hsqa cky
rUs0fol h. health end yigOr Try this but fJF threedA
only, aud the t6tilt & DO maFvrll0a a. '-~'''
, 1863-06-18
: cs jlalhs5 ii5lls1. to oaIldr6rl.

Aueamplaai.of q chlIdfga ,niit tipi N crrt II orr
Be taken u purify thsf haSd cRtet ti6 atlm Of the
hlsT ~ oleMnne the anh and ,nWels AieS dt6a
Of tolo hmms PllS will luHe lItet hive the deSred
e9ul. paFthmltFly v ptrrHts he careful IL ie allowing
thsH s..qf thing Wlhya ilIr1 hnoa suldb be injurious
tothemselVes. VIZ ~ '''f~ff-f' ~
, 1863-06-18
Fem1le canalainss.

An dls,r+ra Of the sex, 4ad iis IN every rrsIs
nerluns tn the lie aud ne Ith 0f Wanan. y0Ithul ~
sTei, married ar 1aels may he radically aud qIIckly
cured vith ut risk or trMle, by srs UE these
Plus, taken accuTdiag - the printed directions.
, 1863-06-18
PUGET SOUND HERALD
CHARLES PRoscH,
o." Editor and Proprietor.
TERaIs--ALvRATs IN ADVANCE.

Ratss or susseriptiOai

On, .uuare, 40 lines Or IesS) arst insertion o. 90
Each subsequent Insertion, I: 90
deduction o. aV per cent the above rates to yearly
4 advertisers. 49,,
Dusuess Cards, N9S ayeaT; advertisement however
mall inserted at a less rate than e9S per AnHum.
E~ Lsgl Advertisements Of every description must be
paid foF before Insertion. There will be variation from
thls rule IN any event.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-29
CincInnau marke,.-Ju,y e7.

FLOUR-There Ia no Improvement in the ma,ka,
which remains dull and prices nomipaI There was M
enough done to establish quotations.
WHIsKY-A good demand, and prices half cent b,ob
er. Sales Of 800 brB at 42H942Xc The latter rate 70,
wagon. ~
PR0VIsI0NS-The market Is fair, but the demand h
not active.
MESS PORK-0ld city Is offered at 90 75@I0,
BAC0N-0frsred at 59Gc; sales OF 50 hhds shonlder,
at 4Sc.
BULK MEATg-0dered at 4Hp5c for shouldsrs ard
sides; sales 10000 lbs bulk sides at 44o the LAT.
ter rate for clear rib so hhds light country sides
In stacks. @
HAMSIs offered at 10 and l2c for the best plain and
sugar-cured. . .sr. ..rq4.f mo- &
LARD--sales ia tcs country at 9c. -
0IL-Linseed dull, and offered at 81. I.-. -
SUGAR-Is held more firmly under the news from
Havana.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-29

AUCTION SALEoF LIvERY.-Having concluded
to change my business, will offer my entire
livery stock at auction, ON Saturday, August
Let, commencing at 10 o'clock A. M, at M
stable on the csrner of Chapel street and Fair
alley, between High and Front streets, in the
city Of Columbus, consisting of the following,
so'Wit; Ten head of horses, elk buggies, one
light barouch carriage, two new spring wagons,
eight tess of single harnesa, TWO sets of light
double carriage harness, Que set Of wagon do,
one four horse sleigh, one two horse do, two one
horse do, six strings of bells. lot Of robes,
saddles and brides, one emitting box and various
other articles too numerous to mention.
Terms cash. p. CORIGAN.
V.R. GLAzrER, Auctioneer.
Columbus, July 29-d4twlt.
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From WasnInRton.

NHw York. July 28.--The Times' special says: The
Commissioner OF Internal Revenue has decided that
certificate OF exemption for those who have been draft
ed and have furnished substitute uoder the Oonscrip-
on act being expressly required by law to be issued by
Board Of Enrollment. 10 exempt from stamp duty.--
Any certificate which may be issued by magistrate in
connection with proceedings under the oonscription
act, is subject to q stamp duty Of FIVE cents.
Surgeon General Hammond is making arrangements
to secure the aid Of corps Of volunteer surgeons to
meet the exigen les OF the battle fieIds
ten. .. A. Meredith has been ordered to Fortress
Monroe to relieve Lieutenant Colonel Ludlow present
agent Tor the exchange Of prisoners Dol Ludlow has
been ordered TO reportto Adiutant General Thomaa.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-29
The Battle at From, Rovai.

! Nsw YORK, July 2s.--A dispatch from Harper,s
rery 70 the Philadepha Inquirer says the resutp Of
e OF Thursday last at Front Royal az re.
ported here, are highly encouraging The intention was
70 cut Lees army 10 TWO, and succeeded TO the extent
tnat corps Is reported to be entirely cut OF from
Is almost certain. -, ---- - 'r 1'~''
The railroad between this point and Martinsburg 10
rolnlured, except small bridge over the Opeauon
greek wneh was destroyed by the rebels West Of Mar.
tlnsburg the road is REPORTED to be badly injured: The
tas were torn up for considerable distance bridges
burned etc; The rebels having evacuated MartiDsb1rg
ioao VIII soon pc IN running order to that point
small force Of Whites rebsl cavalry The town will
oonDtless be In our possession again In few days.
ozens nave come In to-day from the vicinity Of Mar.
nsbug who Ieportno armei rebels in their nelghbor-
mood except few struggling bushwhackeTs.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-29
cleveland marhes7Ju,y e7.

FL0UR-Sales 200 brls red wheat double extra at
IS 62H so bIs white wheat at 80; aud small lot Of
superfne at 81 so. aF ~ tf
WHEAT-sales 5000 bush red free on board at 81 O6;
5000 bush white free board at 81 l2 1900 bush do
at $ll2 t8E
C0RN-Quiet; sales car loads at $40.
0ATS--sales at &c on track
q RYE-Sale car on track at 800. "a gs., .. -.
HIGHWINEs-eales so bTls at 42c. p ssN ~
BUTTER--Dull and unchanged; sales mall lots W.
4. at l4c. Central ranges at l29I3Kc.
EGG5-steady and quiet at lie.
0IL6-Carbon iemains at 55c and linseed at 81 40.
Sales round lot No. ! lard oil at SOC.
RECEIPTS-1660 bushels wheat, cars corn and
cars oats.
L<n.lar.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-29
To the Democracy OF Frank I'm 90 nm

.. Is . f D..
Notice is hereby given to the Democracy Of Franklin
county to meet Friday the sIst day Of July, 1885, for
the purpose Of esctng delegates to attend the County
Convention 70 meet at the City Hall in the city Of 90
iumbus on Saturday, the lst day Of August 1862 at 10
O'Clock A. N. for the purpose Of nominating
Two Representatives; one Probate Judge one Sheriff,
one Treasurer; one Auditor one County Commissioner
one Coroner, and one Inhrmary Director.
Also at the same time aud place, delegate from
each Ward and Township will be elected to the Senator
al Contention to nominate candidate for Senator for
this Senatorial District Tmefor holding the Senatorial
Convention will be fixed hereafter. . ,+~
The polls will be opened at o'clock and closed at
O'Clock p M in the Township and will open at o'clock
and close at O'Clock P. NJ. in the city. ~
The following is the number Of delegates allotted to
each Ward the City Of Columbus and each Township
Of the county Of Franklin, based upon the votes cast for
sepreme Judge in 1859, allowing delegate for each
fy and an additional delegate for each fraction Of
twenty. ave yotes no cast ft..f ..r..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-29
Senatorial Convention.

The delegates elected to nominate Demo-
cratic candidate for Senator for the counties of
franklin and Pcksway, will meet in Conven.
ton in the CITY Of Columbus. on Monday, the
third day Of August, at ten O'Clock A. M, for
the purpose of making said nomination.
BY order ofthe Democratic Central Commit
tees Of franklin and Pickaway counties.
WILLIAM DOMIGAN,
Chm Dem. Cen'l Committee of franklin Co.
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Up to e O'Clock this Morning.
Position OF Les,s Army.

headquarters Army Of the Potomac, July 25, 6P.M.-
The positions OF the rebel army az follows Friday
morning at q o'clock, the advance Of Hills and Long.
streets corps reached Culpepper Their columns we're
we'll closed up and their entire corps must be concen,
asd there before this time. or this retrograde move.
ment there can be question. Ewelrs corps. It
derstood here still occupies the Shenandoah valley,
where is guarding fords the Shenandoah and in the
rear Of the rebel army This fact 10 supposed to explain
the recent alarm about alleged movements indicating
that Lee was not retreatng and was preparing TO re-
turn to Maryland. E4Q .-'r ~
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Lee's Army as Ouipeppsr-BufoKd OPP
posing Him-Disarrection In She
S0mIh. 40

WAsHNeros, July e9. Information received here to-
Gay snows Lees army under Longstreet Hill and Ewel
passed through Chester Gap Thursday and Friday and
arc now Al ano south Of 0ulpepper. Bufords cavalry
opposed them, but had to fall back. He hung on their
rear capturing prisoners and cattle. It 10 generally
thoueht Lee making all possible speed to Richmond
but Buford thinks the rebels intend making stand on
the south side OF the Rapidan.
Rebel prisoners say cavalry has done more to de-
deal OF despondeucy prevails in the South and In the
army In consequence OF recent defeats and the failure Of
while the detection Of Joe Johnston and his
refusal to obey orders Of Jef. Davis will the
reconstruction Of the Army Of the Southwest,
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DprToR ONO sTATEn6AE NJ ma s7rvVeI1 81
date for Sheriff Of Franklin county, subject to the de-
clsion Of the Democratic nominating convention, and
oblge stN0.gg .elIg15 lgy.
sIe-. ~ MANY DEMOCRATS.