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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-05-14


HEADQUARTERS Amy PoToMAc. April
70. DIR. SucGly. Medical Direc'or IN
charge II our wouul-d on ths 6eld, re
ports that they ara all comfortable. They
numb about | 900. An ambalsnce train
has been sent for them and they are expsc
ted to return II camp by to night.
HEApovARrERs ARMY OF TUE PornMAo
May 1.-THE Ri hmohd Exa miner quotes
q sarg4ou's rep rt, stating the rebel loss
q, 900 allied, 1000 wounded, aud ] 200
pri'oners. -t'IeHU N.epf ra 4.
WAsHISoroN. May IA report waa
current yesterday that the enemy bad
lett their form babe positions along The
LiShls but a close observation last even
ing die, lossd ths TACT that their number
there hal no bean dimUishNd. They
were still Al that p int " sterdav morning
st the tims OF our recrossirg the river a.
the Unued States Ford. 1t ia believed
only two divisions ol the tnemy's forces
remain oil our iron near Chanuelloraville
a. u rear Huard, withsiaodiug reports
We hal poI rsOrosSsd the RapPahannock \
up to Monday at nom.
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News from Rebel Sources.
HEApoRs ARMY OF PoToNAo |
MAY l2lh 1868. (

Richmond papers OF Saturday contain
the following items ..tu Io .a. .
There is litlls in the editorial except
favo,ahl, comments upon their most ex
travagant exaggrrAliops oi our l"sses.and
We advantage gained thereby by Ihr
Confederate army. .'.s.
The country peuple around Richmond
have discontinued making visits in "on
SEQUENCE of the b. lief that their horS s
will b, impresse " military purposes.
The BRUSH Consul at Richmond declines
to issue anv more passes.
o. the Union prisoners in tho Libby
prison. thu Examiner says the higher OH
Gers are rsservet. and all take thvir condi
ton philosoph oally. looking forward 10
exchanges in a few days.
A large amount Of blockade goods was
sold 1t auction in r Richmond on Thurs
d,y.. The sale included $50, 900 wo,lh
Of ladies' boots and shoes, for summer
wear. The sale realized SlO0. 900 in the
aggregate
A new Confederate States Gag has hest
ad pied, |, vas raised IN Richmond or
Monday. The Examiner proph--iss 'ha,
the army has crossed The RappahannocL
for the last lime. l. .-
AT public sale at Augusta. Ga. prices
for negroes ranged from $4,000 10 81,
600. -. t...e 7t .''lst
1t is officially announced that Gen
Van Dorm died at Spring Hill on the al
of May. -,,. 7r .sH
"JAoKsoN. Miss, April lit Is re
ported Banks army has been divided int
three columns One forlifyiug the tow
of Opnlousas, one remaining at A,oha
falaya. and one at Baton Rouge. Bauk
has seized all the negroes on the G'vsr
uor's plantations, Kirby Smith has ar
rived al Alexandra from Arkansas viii
WilkJp's Trxss brigade as reinforcement /
Smith is cou6dent that he can driy
Banks back to Berwick. Thee power
ful Confedrr.tu gunboals are At, Alrxaq
drla, above the hl's. The wheat crop il
Texas IL unprsceden'ly promising. Ma
grudrr's headquarters had b-en remove
10 San Antopio. Five gunboa's p'ss'
Natchez Sunday night Four ascsnde
the He'd rlvei. ....,s ,-....T le
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Bounty and Pensions.

OtoNGRESs having provided that all soldiers
Z Iwho have been discharged from service by rea.
sOn of wounds disability shall recelve the 500
bounty and that when soldiers die or are He'd In
service, thoir nearest relatives shall receive the
bounty, as well as all arrearagos OF pay, &c aud
tnat all soldiers who are disabled while In the line OF
duty shalt be pens,ened, or " Killed the proper
sisters. Del shall be pensioned. Col. N SCHLFlCH
who has seen so much service andls fanilllar with
the whole subject of army business, viii give atten-
tlon to applications for bounty, pensions back pay
&c.
| His experience In the army and knowledge ofthe
business warrants us In recommending all TO call
| upon him. rLEI.t
OFFICE Tallmadge Block over Weavor's
Hard dwhre Store.
Lancaster, May 7,63-6-3mo, 'r- ...
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CLEMENT l.. vALLANDIenAM

- 1.
CLEMENT l.. vALLANDIGHAM
~ Arrested . few days aimee, on au order
from Gep'l Burnside. commanding the
Department Of Ohio, charged with incl
ting resistance to law and lawful author.
ily. and encouraging resistance 10 the
Government aud is officers. 10 a speech
delivered st Mt. Vernon. has been tried
by . Courl Martial % Cincinnati, and the
finding and decision Of the eour. is in
the h.pds Of Genl Burnside for approval
apd execution. We presume hs has bssn
found guilty Of the charges brought
against him. for II he had been acquitted
hs. would have hssu discharged :, s.s
He has made applicstion to Judge
LeAvitt. Of the U. 8. District Court, "a
bs discharged on Ribsas Coypus, and the
sigumsnt has not ye! been concluded, =
The reply Of Burnside stating the reA'
soAs and motives for the arrsat. ia .
plain, common sense document. which al
good men cannot help hut iodorSs.
10 hh documsn, 10 Sbadowsd fortl
-ths policy Of G"u'l Burnside. and wha
We know cOao'rnins him. oOnvincss VI
tha, his policy will be executed to Ih'
huef, s5z Sea .ta alsts
II iS lime that the Government shoult
adopt soms policy to protect itself iron
The secret conspiracy which exists among
the "scppsrhsod Democracy" sss
!, The sending Of all such sympa hiT"r
bsyond our lines into the Southern Con
fsdsrsoy will IO0s put sop 10 disloy
ally. open orAsaret. 10 the North.
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Major General Commanding

The CHKMtsTRY OF MEDIcINE -Amopg
the Apecial delights which have so richly
repaid our visit to New England was the
i, was our privilege to make
Of DR.. j. g. Aver & Co s Laboratory, at
Lowell. Although We knew by hpre-ssy
that it was large, yet we were surprised
when we came into view of its real mag
n,tude, and sill more by the extent and
com plica,ion Of i,s truly immense business.
The whole massive strunlufe is. in lac,
one vase chemical laborarory,, in which
the processes Of 'his wonderful ait are
cons autly going on. Medico>ohemical
SCIENCE has found TIA, ,hp curative props
e,ties OF any snbstanre, exist 10 some on-
or more o. It's component parts. Thus
the remedial effects OF opium are due
solely to the mofphia il Contains. al
though ,hsis but ole eighteenth part Of
ils weight 1.-The other seventeen parts
are gum. extraolive and inert or offensive
matter! Dr. Ayers system sppera es
the medical properties OF each substance
smployrd and we are here shown 1.-The
process. by which the virtvss Of each re-
medal agent are chased through the al
emhics until they come out completely
pure al st. These concentrated, puri.
& d medical properties. or virtues, are
finally compined together to,produee the
remedies which havs made themselves q
reputation for pnr'valed excellence. al
oyer the world Not tply does tho DR.
discl4im all secrecy in his ar. and ex-
/ plain every process and syery particular
bpt he maintains that this is the only pro
cess by which the people can be supp ie'
with the bss, possible remedies Tor tn
treatment Of disease,--The Formula b,
/. which his Remedies are published in tn
a medical Journals and have been preseute
!, 10 large part Of the medical Faculty c
the United STATES, and are constant
s"nr BY mail to such physicians as appl
il for them.-(Daily Chronicle, SIN Fral
d cisco. '.'
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INCOME TAX.

The Assistant Assessor will commence
his annual assessment on the 1st Of May
next. which will in lude hcrnse, incom4
tax, tax on busgies, silver and gold
pla,e. &c, &c.
Every person should be prepared ia
hand the Assessor a ull statement of hi'
income from the lat day of January, 1859
to the 3lst day Of December. 1852. Thi
would save much expense to the Govern
ment. a1 't
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=1as.YiatIdsi q RKeunaIIsm. tsad:
CpnARpOst, Fairfield Co., june A, 1861

CnEARPoRf. Fairfield Co., June 4, 1851
Dr. @. w ROSACG, No 8 Eas. Fourth
street. CiSoiDuAti. o Dear Sir:--1his
spriHg I hired ID eotI upon farm dur
ing the sdmmer, But I became severely
afflicted with Rhsumalism, shd it disa.
blsd nc so huoh. thai was compelled
10 quit work. After Being confined to
nay room for bOms iime,, ! procured OF
your agents st this place, Messrs. Abbott
& Sons, a bottle Of your Scandinavian
Blood Purifier and box Of your Blood
Pills, and after the uss Of them, was re;
stored to perfect health. One bottle Of
your Blood Puri6 and One BOX Of your
Blood Pills performed a perfect cure!
Being satisfied that IL IL an Invaluable
remedy, / sentyon this be pGPl shed.
II you think propef, thu. Others sim
ilarly affected may have the benefit OF my
exDerienee. ss,
9Tiis . Il SILAS SPRINGER.
EE See advertisement
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-05-14

RTThs Hon, Casey A. TMMpLs has
been faSoratly mentioned as . candidate
for Governor Of Chic No uan in the
Siils stands ts,.sr before tn people than
M. Td@bls, n. Il honest. capable
vo'ihy and popalar. FROM the 6rst his
heass has been in tho right place Should
he ptoss V ts the choice Of the june
Convsn'iOu, tIls psopl. Of this county
Nillspppor.him o0ssrfully and zsalOas
In. "a ~ gfu rr f.tl
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pe,ition. TO ssIi,La

Susanah Rins Administratrit) Petition e sell lands
- Jasob,as. sIs"s King at ali. 90 SisGig9 dowsr TSs
To usau nah n lThorne, ChtHarne ST. Claire. and H.
p. ST. Claire. her hushan Henry Ring, Leonidas
Ring, John cradlsbaugh j., and william Cradle
baugh, e, l. LtN iaIs lH1Q
You are hereby informed, that have fled apeti-
ton ns admnistatrix OF the estate Of George Ring,
deceased. 10 the Probate Court ofFairhed county,
for the sale &C., of the real estate OF said de:
cedent; and shall In pursuRhoo ofhe prayer o:said
petition. the III day ofApril, ID. ls63 .or assoon
thereafter counsel can be heard. as for an order
for the assignment o the dowerotthe widow OF said
George Ring In the whole Of the real esaie OF said
decedent, which includes aswel the real estate here
iuaner described as the following, toiwit' The
| homestead and farm up0n which said George Ring
resided nj thu time Of his dealh, and being about
seventy four acres In section -. o. township H. ot
range 10. IN Fairfield county. Ohio. and for the sale
Of the following reai aState OF which The said Geofgo
Ring died seized, to- witt In Lots numbers 81, 4O'
100 400 and i56, In ne city Of Lancaster, Ohio.
| Also. 40 acres oflaDd lying aud being In BeTne
township, Fairfield county, Ohio, and being IN SEQ.
lion l3 township u. range 10. Also the undyideu
hal the foowiEg real estate, to-wtt: Lying
and heing In Clinton county. IN the State OF ONO.
and described more particularlyas follows: part
Ilots Nos and .: and also the following described
premises beginning at the south west corner ofthe
above described promises; thence running wes' w
poles to sake thence north poles and ten Ieet 70
stake; thence east 10 poles 10 stakei thence SCUM
poles aud ten feet to the place OF beginning. 10
gether with like undivided halfpart Of all The ma
chinery in or on said above described premises.
SUSANNAH RING. Admrr.
March 70, ls63-5w5lpfs6 ofGeorge King, Gee"
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'ie1'eE Hon! John j. cri,t.udsn ', was
'uuaninouslye nominated for Congress IN
stSe'ssSseth Kentucky Congressional ds
trict tyA Convention which met at LIZ
.'iuston op the lsihs inst. He pledg-d
ailimsslf 70 vote men and money to what.
ever extsn, may be necessary to carry on
= lie var, and 4, he ful6l!s these pledges
,'his record In The be1t Congress will be
very different from that which the Ken
tucty delegation made 10 the last. The
-'unoondilional man controlled the Con
yentiou. -.... ~ .a..n -n.-.a l.
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+ Thursday. Moy 2lst. 1868,
at orclock p. M, upon the promises. the following
described reaf estaie situate In the county or Fair
field and State Of ohio, loSwit: .g 't.lH" sH
bot Nos p aud 90 tappfaised subject to the Widow
dover at S2G3 0O) in the town OF Baltimore, Ohio.
Also, Lots Nos S. So aud 81 In the Of Baltimore
lot No Of rased at $3.50 Co., Also lets Nos gu. 0S
o. 100 and town Of BiruIore.0 app rais
ed at $40 90 gross. AlsoU Lots Nos f22. and 1893
In tss OF Baltimose. o appraised At $50 10
gross; soa certain ave tract or lamp Ing and
oeiug in section No "a, township No 10 Of fanRe No
10 Fairdeld county. o, and lying south ofthe said
town OF Baltimore, o, appraised at $40 per acre.
wit: Lying and being IN the sonth east quarter Of
section No "a township No i6 OF rabkS No 10. and
beginning al the southwest :ssrRer Of buthet Rgh'
land and ~ the Troyiuger road, Thence turning
north 70 degrees West4 chains and 81 linhs, Thence
north 30 minutes - 10 ehains and links 10 sake
Thence east 4 chafns 10 linhs 10 a stone. Thence
south 40 degrees west 10 chains and ~ hnksto the
place ofbegnDiDg; appraised at So per acre: Also
| par, go the southwest quarter " sec,ion No "a,
townsnip No tGin range No 10 Described ~ follows
to-wit :: ginnlng IS rods Sduth Of the sontheass
corner Of Granville and Market sre es OF tewp o.
Baltimore, o. run nj ng thonce no deg ~ MN. east
ain and so Inks to q Atake. Thence e0Rth fdeg
| 40 min wests chains and 90 links to eaNe, hence
north sS eR 30 min west chain and 80 lfnke to 9
stake; thence north = deg 30 min chains ana 0s
linksto The oIace Of bsginnings Containing one and
3O. 100 ac res appraised al $40 per acre. NJ
Terms of Saie-One .bird In hand. one fhird N ont
year. and one third in two years rom me, ohJ oI
sale; with INTEREST," the payments iS ee o,T eprse y
m orto age on the pramisas. = JESSEI.V W t1Ds
Il Trr e.admini-trator Of r J. .loVTCALE, ,dse
April 20, is63--fwt t, IA 81 ----l-----,,-----
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TII 81 e 10 n n W " " :
! ,,sThe, Richmond Examiner Of The 7'h
admits that the large dssruotiOu Of grain
and stores at Aylets's Station by Stone
venan's snsa,bss been serious loss to- the
- ysbsl ,GoysGnpsuty ,Itlalso states tina,
owing to the limited means Of transports,
,Stion the wounded in.thss late BATHS are
suffering for food. ,ass, Cc3o2 d'= T.
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heard from he Nss three miles from sam:
nit, and W.s supposed 10 be making his
way 10 Baton R5nge. He ha1 spread sx.
citsment throughout the Slsts. dss,royiug
railroads, trssllIWork and bridges burning
lOcpmoliyss and railroad stock, taAlng
prisoners and destroy ing stores Of all kinds.
W U. S GRAET.
Major General Commanding
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lnhia atntn Fnir.

Tie Ohio State Board oi Agriculture
have dSsidsd 70 hOlds.h mex, Fair q, the
City og ColumbuS. en ,ha l6'h, Iesh. i1b,
and 18th days Of September. 4ie,s
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"a - Ia,elligsnrs from Suffolk, Vs. to
Il he 9th, states that ths rebAis in TIM,
yixiniiy have abAOdonsdalI 'bsi' forti6ca
,gtious. many of which wsrelq quite elaborate,
aiEod had, ,sOus. .as wsalrSdyokuow. 10 jpiu
4 Lee2 This fact'lsd bten ascs,t tained by
1aour troops In Eth@ough rscOhoOissanss
aiandlthsensmy's works had mostly beer
kadssiroysd.,ls ~ RMS sh g; '..''s' p
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,HE GRo SHERRIoK requests us to say
that he will pay $40 for all colts BY his
Jack o"AlGnthas'a after they shall have
arrived ., che age Of six monthe. 9 q (
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taga From the tSwsr Mi.sissfppf We have
ssIsswsahat Gen. Grsut has fought and
sssssb i 'yiotOry : eight mil from Jncssciu, !,
SsiNihs Thsfs was grsat alarm at Jack
-rsSS ILSsmen aud children we're leaving
-sashssitygi tn. Jackson Appeal 'sys t'S4
p fate ofviSssbefg vill have 70 be d. oidsa
ssBy { abattis inftE, 6bsi 6eld. ''1s 10
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=. erThs clDeiaaali, q G,sslls-of ysslsr-,
lossd tha RApPahsnnock. We

day, says: I'VE bad positive intelligence
Yesterday tha, the Army Of the Potomac
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Administrators Sale oof Real
-.--,.-1l r9 Estate. ,A4- = WV,

TN pursuancs OF an order grsnted blythe Probate
Heourt OF Faireif county, ONO, will oder for sale
az public auction on HihIiad 9lidHf
Thursday, iMov 2lt, -l863.g
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Es2efled that The rahe Amy are still l-iH'
fsSes on ihe sogSb side of,hs river. Gen
SIsi q vi sKsSs.,, Z. las. dalssg was A. Yves.
Point. on the York, rissr, With picksis
!, Sds 10 within twenty Ave miles Of Riqh-r
nopd and from that direction, inpestAn'-
81 news sSsj i promised. Il issqnils probable
that pQrsiosaof Lss'ss arnyi has Epus
south q take care o. the rebel capitol;
bpt as e ibssganstaI sitastiOns matters,
= sFp Agaip involved 10 mystery, lis not
sTPssisdnA0xsyG. tat matters will re-
!, main Inactive !; bni yhataths moyspsnts
.voare 70 be The pnbic- ets. not likely to bA
,,.ipioru'd nn'il plane ere developed BY
sl.eFsqn. sely 7pe 8; sssiT s'ga bes Ii
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hare Hosspssilivs ibfrmaiion this morn.
ing thS.4t has not recross-d. II is also,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-05-14

'f3fge , sIIAs sPRINGER.
EESee adyertisementt5A
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-04

dersteod throughout the army that the
extreme penalty Of death Will be en-
forced in case of dcscrtion.
ClNcINNATI News, ID. - Geo. ID
Prentice pas sed through Cincinnati to
day, cn route for Europe. On S,t1rda,
he paid LIS for goldin Louisville. He
predicts, from positive Information IN hl-
\ po, session, that the rebels are moving IN.
/ TO Kentucky in overwhelming numbers,
! and that they will have complete posses
/ sion during the present month. Al
headquarters his convictions are not
credited but other parties, civil aud mil,
ltary, who aim to be cga,liy as we'll
posted, are conf lent of an immediate in.
.4sion BY force. that will compel Rose
Grams TO retrea. To Tie Ohio River, which,
to the Confederatc>. would tc more ad-
.antageons than a battle. Prentice has
ms adviccs from unmlsiakablc sources !;
therefore do not be surprised il more
startling intelligence than has vet been
sent YOU should come at any hour.
Gen. Lytle arrived here 10 day from
MuriIecsboro, and reports heas, IA rs
an' mud knee deep. No movement can
be made at present
The enemy are fortified at Tullahoma
and Decherd. There is no doubt that
thty have been heavily reinforced.
lhe Buell. court of inquir, still con
tlnnes, aud may not adjourn for a month
yet. 'ens. Crittendcn, Lytlc and many
others are yet 10 be examined
The capture OIL the gunboat Indianola
creates much teelin. here, where she Wa,
built.
DEsMoiSKs NEws, ID = The Collector
Of Federal taxes for this district collected
for licenses, IN this city, endin. with Sat
nrdsy last, III ronnd numbers, s. 600.
II is said : do not know with how
mnch uth-th.t Gen Heron is to take
an immediate and important command
under Gcn. GrAnt
nGinler ol army descrtcrs were ar
rested here to-day. and are in custody
OF the t. :. Marsha. One Of them, vino
desired 10 consult with an attorney. was
refused that privilege, aud some excite
ment grew Up N consequence but the
right Of the alleged dcscgtcr to see
connscl-who | understand intends 10
sue out writ Of habeas corpus -was
conceded this evening, and all is quiet
The volcano, ] fear, is not far of
WAsnINGToN News, 2d.-Thc House
passed the Senate bill to indcm mdify the
President for the suspension Of the writ
Of habeas corpus.
The Pres lent to-day approved OF the
bill rs it passed the Senate.
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LATEST NEWS
BY THLEG RiPH.
w cdRcsdaI, O'Clock 4. Va.

,iRo. March ;

siRo, March :.
When the latest i a Irft Nirk,turg
firing was golng on. tie canse ol wla..
was unknown
The Mcnphls EcH in Of SATURDAY
SAYS
We have report. confidently lie
! eyed y well informed enrles below, that
the lcheis atc c>muatng Niek>hmrs.
lie gnnboat Caronlatt aud live otlc,s
arc reported ta have reached tie T,la
hatrh' river /, Way of lalno Pass
hetolts atc Still favorable nom Lake
Providence
All hoals Low passing domn aie re-
qared t. report At " III, En,r and ~.
roo Pass.
About nib otlhc track ot the Mem
ph,> A Chni,s st,n rail, al las been sub
merged taf seteld day, and on l'ndls
lnt ncn haH u il was moved sr,cial
feet, aud The bridge salh . that trans
canno, rnn
The break III the Mobile aud OHIO L.
L. Is also submerged anl passenger, me
taken over III skill, and Il, boat.
a telegram was received here tom
Memphis ln~t night stating that rl,e
ruihaal lndtanaln had been cap,nrl Il,
lie rebels, on Tuesday, ii the Ni-s,ssipl
river, a short ii la"ee Mouth u til, mon i
OF Rel rner. Il rep >ents ina The III
dlanola wa, coming ~, Whom sltc WITS
m by the rebel gunhual N,ib aud III
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From New Orleans

NV IopK Nn,..
The steamer CLirke,rg ,.o ! q
2a1 has arrived
I, +. l,i,,,cd ,l,o, ,I.o ,tl
,crtln. the IInrric, Lane mi, m iron eI,.
cnnbau
Gen Bank, has i.sncd ~ n,dcr c,,l.,l
dino tho akno avav ~ nc.sn,. n....
any oi Tie plantations Ly ~, o,i..r :,
other person N M 1 sc,y;.. n.,h,a,
authority rom bcaJ.a,r,,r.
a ! rk.on Nn. n,,r, .,, I.
lad hecn arrr4,c1 rhar,rd vi,1 ..g-.r,,'.
,o .n,l.a he ,,nn. ., rn7, tI,'l.'., '' -
,ebcI'dcsc,,e, ,cno,,. ,t.a,ca. st
l.r h.d ,..no ,y;,l la.o
A,crL,G,.,,, ,iycr
Abont 500 rel,oI ,,;.,,or, ,n.l,.1;.,,
cen. Clark wcfc sc,, iuto ,br r.LnI lnn7
,,,i 80
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Sachino will be richly repaid by aa eaaminatio
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Ie Claire House.
mar u Room g..
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-04

ALWAYS GET THE Bgsr.-Especslly
in getting ssleratus-ss the best costs but .
trlfi, for years .upp,y. and the good costs
ont little more than the poor The best
goes fsrther than the poor. and Is much mere
healthy. We can recommend the Chemical
Sslsratus 70 be the best
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-04

NEW YoRK, March 3.
A ridiculous runor is afloat here. ,la,
orr forces have been defeated Mt Nicks
burg, with a loss Of 10000 men. No
credit is attached " it.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-04

FoRT Mo>Ro March 3.
The Petersburg Ecprc 8 Of last Salur.
day say, that stea. ba,'o has been
tong i a titk9l1Hg, win great loss on
both sides, withon, any dccilel success.
The gunboat lndianola has been captnr-
ed.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-04

STATE BASK.-Ihe monthly state
men: Oh, VS. that hi. Institution is pursuing
he even tenor Of it's wsy. I,s circulation has
been reduced by about one thousand dolsr-
since ts lat report. while its deposits have
run up rapidly, partly in consequence OF lh.
refusal OF Mr Mack'ot longer to receive d.
posits. The "ei,ustion" may well be viewed
with satisfaction by Its excellent managers
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-04

The 6 h Cavalry boys are anxiously
looking for orders to move from the muddy,
some zee where bottom can he found vi hin
twenty fes Of the sear,h's surface. Where
thy nov are q nar,.red such desirable resul,
isa very doubtful probism.