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There are as good horses drawing IN
earle aes.:s. ssasnes and as good meus are1i
engaged 10 humble emPloymeuts a
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What is the. differences bs1pesn ) NH
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One bstms - cheese, and Ehs other
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DE NTE TER

g. DRs ALLEN & SALTER, permanently
kSS.zeEP located III Joliet, is prepared /" perform
UYfS~A all operations in the profession III the
A4--J latest aud most approved style. Arti-
fetal Jobs from single Tooth to full sett, inserted on
h atmospheric principle
Teeth Extracted without pain.
OFFICE Jefferson St, in Hawleys New Building
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ii ENRY LOGAN, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR
III at Lawaa2d. Notary Public. Office ova.- Fox,s
Book Store, Jefferson Street, Joliet, Ill.
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l.. A. It u T. Z II Es
2 GENT FOR THE UNITED STATES AND AMER
N lean Express Companies, will forward Frcghtand
Valnables to all points of the country. Notes. Drafts
antBlls and proceeds returned promptly.
Joliet. July Is, 1858 n4-ti
OarGon Smith, Police Magistrate, and Jus .
ID ofthe Peace, office Bluff Street III Merchants Row.
i'll take pleasure in waiting all who may entrus
m with their Business of any kind in his line.
b. On the west Side Ofthe River, Joliet.
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e. I. D UB OIS,

FoFWHUAHB 9 OUHihktAsION NlcfCHallt,
WILMINGTON, Ill.
Z LIBERAL advance made to Farmers, who prefer TO
ship theEt;ran to their friends in Chicago, st.
Louis. u2L-iv
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-06-09

EFoROBERFs GOODspEED, Attorney and cnun-
M sellers at Law, Joliet, Illinois. Office in Stones
Block.
J. M@oBER1s ?. GooDsPEED.
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D0WEN &GR0YER, Attorneys & Counselors at Law
DJoliet, Illinois. Office opposite Court House, Jeher
con street.
s.w. BOWEN, pa. GROVER.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-30

xoVOI68V UALR. -
Wn,sAesss e As lsth ~ Il rstssasy 1.
WesAbefn s1ssutsd ssts 0eorxe \. Vas 6.ssoe
~ Trustee, certain deed Of tsus1. sosv..s.. u
esid Ifaseeo sAe lanA u Ueo't eouosy. ~. ~.
cfSsd . fesloss, tc-wit. The sostk -VeIe cass.
yer - sscsses :lssea II. ID sswsship sevcsev.
r T., .dich said deed d truss vss r,sor IA !.
ocok r." 81 mergaSss II The neecedsr'e go u
oeots ceusey. Iowa. asd was nAae s. - ~
Wasnbarn ant Husband for the psrreee o. 49,.
ins tnepsyrent q two sersaia pesnissory note.
s,gasd q ne said Lesiss WasAbam Al JeAe
=. "ssh eusa (now deesassd, Of even data
said deed Of trust. and oss Of saiA notes bsiee
fof the sum Of one Thousand ~ 00O) dollsss ~ =
able icur years after the said date thereof. ana
tne eth,r Of said notes being for the sen Of one
seo.s.nd ard ai.y q oso) dollsss, payable i've
tol years attes the date thereof
And the afst Of said notes nasise beso.. a,e
and payable and the said Louise Wsshbuyn bsv.
,ng saiiea 70 pay the same, and the sail Gecese
-. Van Hosen. Trustee, named in seid dssd q
uost' naving refused TO execute Che trust thereby
Ia. = nm ans 80 county judge Of Sco.t Co..
Io"a. nAvinx appointed me, James Armstrone n
tse place and stead Of George Van hosen. ppssn-
ont 70 the Provisions Of said deed OF tru,t rVo-
therefore, James Armstrong, Trustee. a aoroicts
% q aforesaid, 10 give this public notice. q psr
,S o. sao power 10 me vssted, that viii on
q 10 o'clock 4. n. Of ssid day, q he Court
House door, In the city Of Davenport, in said eo,t
county, Iowa, expose and offer fos sale q psbiis
anenon, tns tract Of land herein above de.cribed
or 90 much thereof - may b requisite and nee.
sssary 70 satisfy the smount Of the note dus ~
Aforesaid, With interest and thereon to the a., o.
sale together With al the costs and sspe nsee a.
stnding said eale and trustsss fees
Dated Davenport. No.snher 10th, lses.
JAMES AKhSTkONG.
Trustee By appointment o. the Count, jpl.. -
Scott Countv. IoWa. nvln-sS
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Forage Wanted.

HEADQUARTERS vILIrAKY uIsrRICr OF IowAl
CuiRF QUARrsRNA>TBRs OFPlcE,
Davenport, Nov. Is, 1868.
Proposals will be reesived 1t this Office until
o'esosk p. NJ, on Tuesday, December lst, 1868.
for furnishing the Quartsrmasters Department, at
thase Headquarters, with Eve hundred f5oo) tsns
OLDEST quality Of upland and bottom Hay, in
bales ; two hundred (2oo) tons Of Straw. Eve
thousand (5,ooo) bushels Of Oats, in good gubnes,
and five thousand (5.ooo) bushels Of sheled Corn,
in good gunniss the contract to be made at the
time OF opening the bids, and the delivery to
commence Immediately upon the letting Ct tho
contract.
Bonds. in the sum of two thousand Eve hund-
red dollars ($s. $685. with two responsible sure
ties Tor the faithful performance of the contract
mast accompany each bid; and without sach
pond no bid will be entertained or accepted.
The forage shall be delivered ct such times and
IN such quantities as the Qaa.termaster ma, di.
ThsGovernnsnt will resssvs the right to in.
crease Or diminish the quantity Of forage to b.
furnished. The Government also reserves ths
ngas 20 reject any or eli bids.
"om'hOsr Of Congress shall be admihsd n .nv
therefrom. "'"' ss's'og
sons. .'0" eAs'oyAl per-
THoS. {. HUNT.
NOV z6dsd Capt. and Chief O -.
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-
WASHINGTON, Nov. 20

w HUNTINGTON, NOV. ~.
A refugee from Richmond recently ar.
rived within our lines, and now confined
in the Capitol prison, furnishes the fol-
lowing estimate Of Ices army
Ewell's corps, now commanded BIZ
Early, $4,000 infantry and batteries o.
artillery A. P. Hills corps, 20 900 iuft
and batteries Of artillery; Stuart, e.
600 and two batteries of flying artillery,
making in all II 900 infantry, 5000 cav.
airy, and 76 cannon, provided the bat
teries are oil complete.
He ais /, confirms the death OF the reb.
el General Posey, and the statement that
EweIl had retired to Charlottesville on &C.
count Of i'll health.
Times Spesial.l
The railroad between the Rapidan and
Rappahannock has been DESTROYED bv
OUT forces, and the iron sent to Alexan.
dria.
A messenger from tho army thinks
IN engagement between Lee and Meade
could not have been delayed much be-
yond Yesterday P. NJ. whle he is quite
confident tina. the rapid and heavy fir-
ing which he heard till nigh.fail on hi.
way up, was the result of general en-.
gagement it was too heavy and oontinu
Gus for skirmishing. The rebels lines was
stretched just IN front of Orange c. II.
But the position of our corps IS SPOKEN
Of - excellent and calculated to make
the enemy fight yesterday or retire be.
yond Orange g. H.
The Hsralds dispatch from the R.n
pah annock Station dated the 29,h. OILS
p. NJ.
Il 10 understood that Meade in hi.
movement, Is left to LIS own discretion
and has:declsred. it to be his purpose to
strike ata most vital point in the South.
err Con's dsracy. Ills supply Of ratious
and s.or .gc will not be exhausted until
after the 10th Of December, aad before
that period he can make heavy recon.
noissauce, most damaging in its con.
sequences upon the enemy.
Since Meade has suppIes Of his army
with his command, no apprehension Of
danger from flank movement to cut of
the usual base Of supplies.
Nothing has been received up to noon
from Meade later than that sent last
night and this morning.
The Presidents health 10 improved,
and will soon be able to attend to ofiicisi
duties.
) Business at the Chattanooga Post Of.
fla will ANN ho raaumod nndor ifa ,ld
Pest master, ]. r. Hood.
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- b position and ready for work.
The country hercabouts 10 one Of the
worst concsivable for 6eld operations. Il
i . wilderness Of small growth. There
il wood over pe.tenths Of the whole
surface Of the country, 80 dense that it b
impossible to penetrate i, except where
paths have been cut through.
by some mistake the ID corps did not
get into position - soon - was expected,
which gave the enemy the advantages.
The Sd, however, promptly met the
emergency, and captured between 700
and 900 Of the enemy. Some 800 pris.
oners were taken 1t other parts Of the
line.
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Particular Notice =

There are many preparations sold under the
name Of Bitteys, put up IN quart bottles compound
ed .f ne cheapcst 'ohtkey or rum, costing
from 20 to 40 cent, PR gallon the taste disouised bv
Anise or Coyiander Seed
This class Of B,hers hare camsed and ,ciH eou.
time % cause, long tAoy can be sold
to die the death Of the drunk,rd. BY tae.r use The
system 20 kept continually under the insence Of A.
Liquor Is created and ksps up, and the re,ut 10 all
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death.
For tnose pho desire and will have Liouor
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than these inferior preparations scW cost you. -
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DC SENT Dy expresg.
We Alse keep = lases assortment Of y.
SterescOpes & Ntereseeplc Views.

Areas on fss.ipt Of ttsmp.
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Manufacturers 81 Photcsya pAie Naterisls.
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HEADQUARTERS ARxr PoroMAc, !
Nov. 20-1O NJ.

The enemy has apparently fallen back.
Ahsee was some skirmishing but no can.
aooadisg this morning.
he following are the casualties
Z. bowers, co. B, It'll Mich, finger Il
- -. +, 5th Mich, ankle.
80 eens sssrsapoadsnt says:
peeNeaay nerning orr whole armv
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ORIGINAL NOTICE

STATE or Iowa, In Di.t,,o. C.... -
SCOTT C0rNTY, said eounsv
John Ludsrs, " Ann Luders.
10 Ann Luders, defendant: You are herebv
notified that there is on 6le ip the ONCE Of M.
Ilern q ths istrist Court Of Scott county, Iowa,
sid Ceun, dissolving the The bonds Of MINI.
~ between you and said petitioner for tn reason
o. your wiiful dcsoftcn Of and absence from NJ
Pet,uoner, withouta reasonable cause, for q pc.
iiod OF more than two years and for 4 morv ere.
cinc statement ofspstitoner's cause II actiop Won
are referred TO petition now on dc.
And uniess sou appear ard snswsr thereto. q,
OF be'ore the noon OF the second day Of the next
tern q tne Distfic' Court Of scott counsy lowe.
TO be held 81 the frst Monday or Februa,v. ,
ID. 1868, judgment and decree will be rendered
against You - prayed for in said petition.
Dated Nov. 9th, 1863.
JOHN LUDERS.
BY Gao. II. PARKER, his Atvyi
nov. ~.
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...,zz.al-zssSs EAsKs Incidental to the hu-
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L5a{. have heretofore been COZ sid
4 y cred incurable by the medical
~ faculty OF the world, are skill.
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And the mos, distressing Of all diseases the
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Which is treated. with marked sucIess without
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Also all Female Complaints, such as Weakness,
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The latter oisease can often be cured without
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T'as . UNDERSIGNED q a...,,, WISHES TO OBTAIN
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PhotOgraphic Albums.

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Our ALBUMS have the reputation Of being
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6. 4 4. Z. ANTHONY,
Manufacturers Of Photographic Materials
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CPECTACL.o, &C, GkOUND IN THE EX-
~ act Principles Ct spherical accuracy, by u.
SOLOMON, tho celebrated OpticisD, from the
improved Spectacle Manufactory and London OPP
tical Establish meHt, No It's Old Bond street, es-
tablished mere than century ago. q. Solomon
is the solo inventor Of the improved Spectacies
and various improved glasses, Is now on prstes-
sonal visit to this city, and may be consulted at
mis- office, ROM No. . FAIRBANKS BLOCK,
Corner Of Second and Beaey streets, Davenport.
tie will give references to persons in the United
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comfort from the use of the newly invented and
improved Spectacles.
sssssxs ..S4s
have examined MIR u Solonon's Glasses, and
believe II en- 10 be constructed upon correct prin-
ciples and we'll suited for all such as have COCA
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Prof MAT Med, &c, Rush Medical 20 lego.
Chicago, Ill, Dec 81, 1853.
l hereby certify that am now wearing pair
of Mr. So!omons G'ssses, ard find them 10 answer
a better purpose tor ear sigh.ednssy than an,
that have ever used. w ELDRlbGE, n ID.
Chicago, Ill, Dec II, 1852:
am fully Of the opinion, from careful examin-
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accomplish tho object designed than any now be-
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primes pies. u CLARK. ii U.x
Detroit, Get ls, 1852.
Cleveland, Oct u, 1851.
It affords me great pleasure to state that on
Trial of several specimens Of Spectacles placed in
my ands BY Mr Solomon, l find myself much
70 ii we'd from . defect Of vision, and especially
weakness If eyes, fICm which have tuuered fol
the Last two years whenever l have exercised
them, even for short period Of time. ! think
they are an excellent quality and peculiarly
adapted for such purposes.
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BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITs !

See that the signature Of G. n. Jackson 10 On
the wfapper
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-30
Artillery Horses Wanted,

HEADQUARTERS MILITARY DISTRICT or IowA,)
CHlEF QUARTERMAsrkRs OFFICE,
Dsvenp Jrt, Nov. 18th. 1868.
Sealed proposals will DO received ct this office
until o'clock P. N, on Wednesday, December I'd,
1868, for furnishing the U. S. ons hundred and
four (l04} Artillery Horses.
These horses shall be strong draf. horses, rot
less than sixteen hands high !: not less than four
and not more than ten years old, compactly
built. in good desh and free frop, all defect to
be furnished within fifteen days from the letting
of the contract
Bonds in the sum Of Five Thousand Dollays
($5 oOo) with two responsible surctics, for the
faithful performance OF the contract must accom-.
pany each bid and without such bond no bid will
be entertained or aec opted.
The Government reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
No Member IF Congress shall be admitted to
any share in this contract, or to any benefit arts.
ing therefro,n.
No bids will be entertained from any disoyal
person.
TH0S. B. HUNT,
nov25-dtd Capt. and Chief @ II.