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a~:... The German ADVERTISER, .. +
.,.s b, HAssEL, Editor and Proprietor, d.
Is. published every Saturday, at $40 per
Annum, payable in advance. .--i
..: eItrs for Advertisements reasonable.
0FFtcH:' BRoAD STRt, next to Cry HALL.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-10-22

Tho people OF Holmes county can avoid delay aud
save great expense In freight by buying OF us. II is
therefore to their interest as we as our for them to
call and examine our stock.
June 4, ls6J. WElMER 4 sTEINBACHER,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-10-22
WovNS N\NSe q CN\Nvvx\.
WE HAooA PINS

are the most active and thorough pills that
have ever been introduced
They act so directly upon the Liver, excit-
ing that organ to such an extent as that the
system does not relapse into its former con-
dition, which is too apt to be the case with
simply purgative pill.
They are really
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-10-22
Ave UNCNMoAeA
8 9 8 8 8 8

ONE person writes, her daughterwas cured
of fits of nine years standing, and st Vitus'
dance of two years.
ANOTHER writes his son was cured
after his flesh had almost wasted away.
The doctors pronounced the case incur@
bic.
ANOTHER was cured of Fever and Ague
after trying every medicine in his reach
ANOTHER was cured of Fever Sore
which had existed fourteen years.
ANOTHER of Rheumatism of eight years
Cases innumerablc of Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint could be mentioned in which the
Purifier and Pills
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-10-22
Petition for Divorce.

HENRY AUGUST GABERAL of tho city Of San
III Francisco and State of California, is notified
that Valerie Gaboral did the IS III day of August
A. ID. 1863 flo her petition in the ofco of the Clerk
county of Holmes, and State Of Ohio. charging lhe
said Henry August .iaberel, her husband, with
willfu absence from the said plaintiff for more than
throo ears prior to the filing of said petition with
out cause justification therefor the part OF th
said plaintiff and asking that she may be divorced
from Henry August Gaberal, and for the custody
and control Of hor two children; and which petition
will stand for hearing at tho next term Of said
court. .
VALERIE GABERAL.
by oorhes a Reed her Attorne!s.
August "a, ,ls63.-nsew1pfsi.0o
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-02
NUMBER OF.

Nkw YoRK, Feb. I

Nkw YoRK, Feb. I.
The steamer Columbia with New Or.
leans dates 10 the 25,h has arrived here.
Everything is reported quiet in that
city, and nothirg ot moment had trans
pircd.
The rebels at Port Hudson have been
strengthening their works. AMI augment.
ing their forces, evidently intending to
hold ont as long ms possible. Our gun
AS the mortar vcsscs will be likely 10 d b.
comfort them.
We learn that the Brook yn, Scioio
and other vessel. hlockaling to pre-, ent
The Harriet Lane from coming out. nero
ia, ed. 1t is rumored TINT she got ahead
If them by cunning out directly after
the fight before our vessels reached
tncr. Thi. is not probable. she need
cd repairs before going to sca.
The Alabama has not been heard
rom.
A number of banks refused 10 rccci,o
ircnsur, noes on deposit. The latter
~ "'' ~ IN WIN ti'y
Gen. Banks demonstrated with the
bank directors. AMI they had consc, ted
% receive the notes on special deposit
Confederate notes were rising aud in
some demand, and the sccc.h were most
buoya,t aud happy.
The Nc~ Orleans Deita says Colonel
Tho,p, Mt public meeting on the 2ls,,
.tatcd that the le,cc above the city was
IN a very d.lapidatcd condition. lar 0
hoes having been cut 10 enable gucrlil.
la- 10 fire nj passing boat. Tho sa'er
has raised fifteen feet IN the past month,
aud is now rising rapidly. and unless tho
c,ec is speedily repaired. not only La,
but large portions of Arkansas and Mis-.
-s.ippi viii be submerged.
The Erlisl propeller Antona, captured
OH Mobile, arrived at noon on tho 23d,
With valuable cargo of mcrchand,sc.
Tho Ac~aik i.icert,str learns from \
private letter from agcntl man On one Of
onr gnnbonts nj Beaufort, y. & that on
the 10th nli. the whole of our Il, 1T. " nh
the exc ption Of one gun',on,, left there
f.r Port loyal. Ihc,o wc,c collected a,
l'rauiort some sixty large steam trans
po't, having on board about ~ 900 sol-
licis. There are also 100 STEAMERS in
the hnrbor, loaded with artillery, nmmu.
uilion, dc, which. together with the
transports, would leave for Port lioyal 10
oin the nav fleet, ~ soon ns they could
,ct ready. The whole composes the
most poscrful expedition Of The war.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-02
FsOn, Care.
CAiRo, Feb. /.

,AlHo, sNO.
The gucrrillas continue to be s,r,
active III the vicinity Of Memp,ls.
On Tue, day last LIT. Hill, with n de-
tacllmcnt Of The All, Illinois cavalry, left
Lagrange on a scout. Ito fell in with
sqna Of rebels, with whom lie Ind n
skir,nish, in which he lost Two men killed,
three wounded and three taken prisoners.
On Thursday n body ofrcbels, dressed
in Fedral uniforms, went to Forrest ll,ll,
and came near hanging ZONE men who
al taken tho oath before their true
character was found ont
The rchcs hunt u house md ten
bales Of cotton near Moscow on Thurs
day.
The Memphis, Tennessee, Bulletin
says the rebels are advancing on our
lines as fast Ms the condition ofthe roads
will permit, their object being to force
our lines aud get possession Of tho Cum
bcrland aud Tennessee rivers, and ulti-
,natcly ovcrwLc elm I,osccrans.
A the railroad bridge, near Moscow.
one passenger aud four freight cara were
prccipi,aied down an cmbankmept 30
feet. killing four soldiers and wonndng
others.
The steamer White Cloud arrived to
day, having "a board the remains oi
Capt. Lewis &. Kennedy, OF the 18th ILL.,,
who died at Nick-bu Of fever.
The rebels are building new battery
on the Mississippi SIDE, opposite the
mouth Of the canal. 1t is also reported
ut Vi ksburg that n heavy force Of rebels
have crossed to tie Louisiana side.
The eunb at Duchess arrived from
Cincinnati TODAY.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-02
LATEST NEWS
BY TELEGRAPH,
Monday, = O'Clock A. M
fight On thu BLACK water.

NkW lohk, req. J..
The Herald contains details Of the late
fight near the Rlackwatcr, on the u. IA,
OF the .slh, with three regiments Of in
fantry. four detached ha,ialions oi infan.
try, 300 cavalry, aud II pieces Of n tile.
~. The next night Corcoran, under or
d.rs from Gen. Peck, advanced 10 NEE,
the enemy.
The rebels were found 10 miles from
Snfi ,lk. and eannonading Of two and a
half hours caused the enemy to retreat
Corcoran advanced his infantry with
fixed hayonc,s. driving the rebels milo,
they leaving their dead and wounded on
tho field. ,orcoran continued to follow
them up, and the rebels took another po
sition two aud half miles from tho bet
tie field, and at the latest ms ! con,nuni
cation ,orcoran WAS moving to flank
them.
The above battle occurred by moon
liaht. Tclegr.ms yesterday indicated
that the rebels were again driven from
their position, and AFRO still pursued.
Our loss is 81 killed and wounded.
Col. kroder. Of the lG7 Penney lysnia,
was dangerously wounded in the hip.
Gen. Corcoran had narrow escape.
Capt. Blodgott, OF his sts0, WAS slightly
wounded.
Among the casnsltics are the follow.
ing: Amos Fortenry, and }. H. Penn,
slightly. Of the 18th Indiana N.bon O..
Orc, company u. flesh wound, sl,pl,
John Dougherty aud James Corncy.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-02

Bully FOR rmY NIUGHR.--Some
tune since one of the d.s,iins Iuminsr'ss al
the r~Cublic.n party. wh" sss'd,s I" Buffalo
.osnship. seqsissd . c,str.bsnd. sh'sh 1 .
proposed making vssily profitable q nss
ws,s than one. Niger white snd nge.s
lack g., q eng very swoo' bly, fcr line. NJ
. dsy or too since the latter took into h's
assd 70 make fos,lish demand tor faads due
him for HE work. White darksy ds@usr. d
s.d insisted uron Rrstis ss'vicss fr"@ hi'
black brother. word. rem high. white passed the
lie, aud darksy kapcksd him down. Dr".hs .
sent in ios rough sud tumble eootsst. AID
both wsnt down. whas man got enough "
sbsot sisty sseonds. snd bssxst Tor quarter,
which the coa,rsband grseipssly granted
The psrtns ship bss Lssn dissolved by mutual
oonssnt
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-02
fsOm N"shiMgtOn.
WAsIIIs0IoN, Jan. 3

w AhHiHGIoN, jan. -.
A special to tho H,oM sa,s the res
ignation Of Gen. Campbell, on account
of the Presidents emancipation procia
nation, bas been accepted.
Robert Dale Owen has accepted y
clcrksl,ip in tho War ID pariment and
will bc Chief Assistant in discharging
some OF the duties o! the Assistant Sec
rctat,.
II % srid that Gen. Caldwell, Gen.
Martindale and Van Allen arc to com
pose Court of Inquiry in the case o
Gen. Franklin, 1t. Col. Pelonzo will
probably be Judge Alyocate.
The steamer Pearl captured, by the
T,oga. is an iron side draft steamer OF
lsO tons, with cargo Of pealackcis.
The gunboat Octorors. captured OF
the 18th the English >'loop l'carre from
Nassau, with cargo Of Salt and Sponge
Mnj. Strong, OF Gen. Bu,lsl's staff, il
appointed q Bngadier General.
A Letter from the Army Of the Poto-
mac in the Times says burnside has been
offered the new Department embracing
Moth and South Carolina, with 80 days
allowed TO decide whether hc will nc
cept.
Gen. Pratt of,he 5,h corps is appoi t.
el To the command Of 4 Dlvis on.
John Fnzegrsld, son in-lsw To Gen
DooIi tic. y wealthy Banker in Wiscon-
sin, committed suicide at the st. Nicholas
Hotel yesterday, with pistol. His pro-
pcrty amounts 10 100000.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-02
lS'gnc'i
NV YonK, Feb.

NV ionK, Feb. /.
The Australasian. from Lncrpacl tho
l7,h ult, aud Qnecnstoa tic 18Th, AT
rived Ia. r. at Z o'clock this cvcnin-
The Londonderry correspondent Of
the Manchester Guardian, writing on
tho cmancil alton proclamation, says hc
hears a very general expression Of the
opinion thst the first black outrage will
hc the signal for European intervention
in the interests # | umanity.
Among the French diplomatic CORES.
pondencc Just published, is let or from
Napoleon to Forcv, in which it is CON
icssc.l that the motive fos the French pol
icy in Mexico is dcsrc 10 prevent the
United States from extending their au-
thoriiy South ward.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-02
WAs,liNGToS, Feb. ].
" "''F' y s"N1 . W .
10 he peopie Of Gdfiiornm
! understand that an nltcmpt il mn,


understand that M attempt il made
10 injnrc me hy the prelensc that | nm
compromised bv some charges o, III, bciy
made in the Senatorial caucus. Having
no information IA 10 the precise chnrac
tcr of the charge, nm unable TO meet it
specifically. cnn only deny j, tho
broad, st and most uncqu vocal terms
having anticipated, authorized, desired,
asscuicd 10. or contributed bv any means
to obtain votes which would not b ar tho
light of day. ] rcpndintc and con icmn
whatever ouid offend the most unscru-
rulous iu,cgiit have fought corrup
fion loo long To icsort 10 IL. i',ing 1900
miles from home | am comparative
~ dcicnsclcss against those personal rs
>aulls. ! eau onI, appeal 10 my Pnhlc
record and private character To shield
nc fom aspcisions hy uusciurulous foes,
who would silk into tlei native kennel,
were ! present TO meet their accusations
face to face.
S'gncdl G. FHairF.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-02

mends that speedy AID vigorous meas
ures be taken for defense.
Capt. Peterson, 26,L Iowa Infantry.
was killed in the battle 1t Arkaasas
Post. lie wss formerly editor Of the lDe
Witt Standard, published in Clinton
county.
Arrangements are said to be on foot to
push the Dubuque and Sioux City Rail
road forty miles further west, dvring the
coming season. There is now . regular
line Of Stage coaches f,om Fort Dodge to
Sioux City.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-02

Nuca disss,isfsct,on having been
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oss st The nsa lag.ses u thst esntlsosa -
provide sOtas esd shsiss 'Ss .hsis sssoa~e1s-
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6s.d to d.y 20 thst hsessfs~s there ssy bs no
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-02
MecI,ax VI the scssi CVuniy Agricultural
= ssae

MecI,ax Oi the Scsei CUuuty Agricultural
Ssc.Uty.
The fret meeting VI tns new D's,G v's
held 81 The ,0uIt Hoo.s ~ Saturday.
Prsssut-J. 5 Saith. L. :. Vi.is. &.
XA,ks, John Madden. Hiram wasslss. }.
LsCasirs, Ww X. Haixht
Eis,u S.ank, from ,hs old B ard. reported
10 ,UsursScs. that The property VI the soeis'y
he'd b.su insured ut Il SOO. Isspoft adopted.
same p.r.ous sspes.sd upon ths ns.'ss VI
lsasiux or purchasing r nsw Fair GrSuods. lite
rslvrs was that the pressns yr0unds. Or ..
uusn Of them - Ls ong I. The LsCisirs o.
...., can Ls purchased tor tlsOOO; sis0 ."
.tTsr from Adam Noel 10 cell The society =
.n,rty scss ts.ct between the Harrison stree,
and Dabuqus rosd. for tlob yer sess.-
Tbs situation /, sousidsrsd ,hs mort eligible "
coy .its II spt the cue DOW used. ksP"r
adopted.
III. boods sf the Treasurer VI the Society
vers 6xsd 81 IS 600.
Board aojsnrn.J un,il half past ore o'clock
pm.
AFTERNOON eGesioh.
Board met. A J. yds took bis ssst 10 ths
Bosrd.
Bond Of L. 8. Visls. Treasurer. vas received
cad approved.
Oa uo,irn IL wss ordered that the esx. = ,ir
sf the Sesisiy. somnsaes on the 7th cay o'
.3sptsu b.r, sod eontisoe Eve days.
4 esmmi,tss Of four coosis,sins Of Kun,
Hyde, Madden snd hs'ks sss srpeioted to
oske out . premium Inst Tor ,h. osxt Fair.
% motion ths President end Wee Psssidss,
vers Dads committee - Look after the
Grouads and ksss them IN repair.
Oa pGlien . eo@@it,ss Of three vss sp
pointed 10 iavsstiva's vith reference to ,h'
v.s,chsss-lsssipg Or rs-rsi. ssisg siss ior ,h'
F.< Osossds. ss r.psss ss The D.xt osssisg d
sks Bssrd
Cswai' t~s-visls. l. Cishs sGd Ksum.
On notiso B,ssd sdjos'ssd 10 meet o.
Ssassdsy. FsL'ss'y 70. 81 10 o'clock. ss ths
Office Of she Secretary: ssd st o'clock u tbs
Cours usass.
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FSAsctAL.-Tas price OF gold moves
''sad " upssrds. Dsriag ,As pest tss dsys
"Ass advanced fully tsslss pei ssst WAss
po's. II nay rsseh within the oexs ten dsys.
% oso can psssssd 70 b sbls 70 ssy. The
effect upsn our 0ssk-t here hss been u sss.s
,as prices Of sll ss.pls soauodi,ies to spprs-
s'sts greatly 10 price. thee proving vhss
seeded DO proof. that gold l. the only tree
standard oi ell vslsss. The doe,,inss which
% sdvosss~d 10 the dsys d . Florence" end
StaaCsail ssass true nov 9th refer.
snes 10 ths irssdssoshls currency issusd by
shs eovssomsnt. sad the present evil 10 q
much greater than those referred -. .,
he whole govsvnmsst is greater thee the ia-
diviiusl State Os The individ.sl pssses
Wise hsAds kssw. o,withsispj'ns vhss osy
hs ssid b, . p.nsioosd psr,i.sn prsss. shst .
Ns,iss requiring bu, tsW O',O OoO 10 currency
u d. Ito bus ness can h,.. 81 sW. .0OO. .oOO oa!s
9Th one result. tAst of 6usncisl spj uDivsr.
eel bankruptcy. Who - he's ssrs 70 Assr.
let him hsss."
The general bssiosss Of The city. stlou!stsd
BY the inf .tiso Of ps.sss. has exhibited gree,
aelisity during the past week. Pfoduos esd
merchandise of every description ere rapidly
sdvsneing. and land begins 70 feel the sdse'
Of large psps, osuey issass. Mach issoiog
land s0d city property 10 changing hssds.
Asldsrs of grssnb.sks' bsisg selisissss 70
shsngs them fos so@sshtag Of the vslas ei
which they hs,s so~s knowledge. ssd while
our a.srshsn.s have large STOKE Of goods end
ceiling freely. they eau but feel that they
would 10 beas6.ssd u their gsods we're q.
loved 70 rsusia % their shslvss.
Corrsney 10 sbusdAst. The sias bee arrived
0Aen debtors 60 psssscuts their creditor
ssishest mercy BY Issisting upon payment
Bvt Tor the uowiss lave sf car Legislature
"gssss backs" would soon be sbssdsat % 8
per cent
In vouchers there hss been som sxsitsoenl
during the psst ssst. The tuosing opss hsv-
ing anticipated the pay mont. They cold read
ilv on Friday and Saturday . S5 cents State
ssrraats ere sesrcs aud firm st % esois.
County aud bounty ssr'sols srs pretty mssh
ou. Il the @s'kst. end are ssliisg readily q
9s s.nts. City o.dsss ere dall 81 86 ssLts.
Gold Aae,ua,iog between 4s and 81 ssn.s SiI.
yer IS 70 IS esnts
The Issues Of the State Bank Of lows s,s be-
siosing 10 bs sought fs. usssss Cabin 4
Doe we're psyiog . prs@iau on Friday and
So urdsy tor them. Ttsss bills are looked
spoo With great favor. the redemption u tn.
sissuls,ivo Of ssoh BssDsh being sesared. 10
addition TO the safety fund. BY sil he assets .:
sI the brsnehss. thus viiiaslly making e..
bill heIdsr . p,ef.rsd creditor. The Brsnchsr
nave wisely Asisrminsd - siIndssw their cir.
su.Hlioa, and - short tiWs their biiIs viii b.
almost - sssfcs - usH,sLa 10 -. The Branch
. this place o0LIIuuss 10 redeem .. cViO. but
there ere v.Iy iss Vi iss ., 10 ~ actual elrsu
LstiOu.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-02
Tcuncssec News.
NASHVILLE, Jan. 81.

NASHVILLE, Jan. 81.
1000 Cavalry, Forrest commanding,
~,h four pieces Of artillery, are at the
shosls waiting the passing I the fee, 10
this point, which left rom tie vicinity
of franklin, Tenn, for I'll place, last
night.
A stupcndous effort for the capture Of
the boats on the Cumberland river is &C.
tcrn,incd on by the rebels.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-02

Osslcs % rms Dss. = Eswsl
saturday kvs.. Jan. ~.
Qao'stions stand aboss the ss0s - g. ~ did
yesterday. Cora Il possisg 10 Dss - account Z
the high priess.
F.vua- Finn st es.soes -. Ahipssus ca
bbls
wasAr 7oGsOc fos Ne. 2. and ti 90 for No.
Rsceipts ls5 bu. ShipHeau 500 bu.
pAsAss : 81 e04lis. Rsssipss 800 b..
Cosn -2943le. Receipts 1909 ba. ShiI.
ments 100 hu.
VArs -AseAss. Receipt, 40 bu.
uOos-DrssseA, o3s001 Is.
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FoRr MoxRoE, Jan. 81

GOhT MoNuoss S""' oA'
A flag Of truce boat leaves 10 day Tor
City Point, and is expected to bring down
several hundred Union prisoners, now Ia
Richmond.
The fghing near the Dlackwster is al
over, and the rebels ars driven beyond
thst sivss.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-02

Nsv YosG. Jea. 3.
? 0Cu- Msshst excited end lVoei5s bssts:.-
81 S547 Is sxsss Rssie;o7 s0A0 - \. b. q.
" sxAr-Nsshse % tssd ss6 3@se oessss: =
" SsAl 81 sssiae; 81 sc |. q NJ Clsb, oa.sS 4
20 wissee ~
Waasag-Flsuss - sasseslsd. 6eDele.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-02

Axunxo. - Remember the grand
nusical aod iarcisal psriormsocs at the Ger
man Thsslrs this Monday evening.