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Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-12-12

UPWARD Of eleven coffins originally con-
tanning infant corrses, have been discovered
hidden between the roof and ceiling of a
church in Whitecbapel, England. one Of the
most denSely crowded districts in the metrop-
Oils; also, sin a sort of closet, heap Jour
feet high, composed of children's skulls, LEGS
with the dried and shriyeled flesh hanging
from them, iniermiDgIpd with little hands
desiccafed until they have acquired The look
OF BIRDS claws and the fragments of collins
dust napkins, and infa1ts' caps" The infer
ference is that the bodies were those of still
born children, or Of perhaps soma that had
died from natural causes, aud had beer de-
posted between the ceiling and the roof of
me church for the purpose of saving the bur-
al fees which had been paid by the parents,
ana which were subsequently embezzled.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-12-12
Boise Mus Cob Of6tc
D OOK. CARD, ANDJoB PRINTING OFFICE
D-East Hill Bann0ck City.

The proprietors beg leave TO announcerto The
Jeople of BannocE City and vicinity, that they
lavea varied and complete assOrtmentof PLAIN
md ORNAMENTAL JOB AND CARD TYPES.
which make their facilities for executing allkinds
Is plain and ornamental printing unsurpassed by
my office in the upper country. All ordtrs for
obs will be executed with neatncss and dispatch
tEg~ Job Work must be paid for before it is tB
III from the Office.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-03-26
TO SOLDIERS,
ONO STATE MILITARY AGENcY, |
w IcuTNnToN March IL

SIR: In reply to your inquiry re,
specting the amendatory law passed
by Congress the last day but one
of its recent session, in relation to
bounties to discharged soldiers ]
would refer you to tho act itself,
which is as follows:
Be itenacted, &C., That every,nor
commissioned officer, private, OF
other person, who has been or who
shall. hereafter. be discharged from
the army of the United States With
in two years from the date Of theil
enlistment, by reason of wounds re
ceived in battle, shall be entitled IL
receive the same bounty as is grant,
ed or may be granted to the same
classes of persons who were dis
charged after a service Of two years
and all acts and parts of Facts incon
sistent with this are hereby re
pealed. ;~''1. u. .''tI.
Congress also amended the Law
relative to intnrnal revenue stamps
abolishing the requirement .
stamps on Justices and CLERKS D
Court certificates, and powers. %
attorney on all claims arising Oh
of dues from the United States t
soldiers. y 9'.W .2hj i ~
Should you require proper forr
Ito make out your. cIaitn,j [ will for
ward the same, free Of charge, o
being advised. 'f29' Z'ato'Gn Fl
Yours, respectfully, 90
N G. WETMORE,
! o. s. NJ. Agent
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-03-26

b9-We beg to call particular at
teutlon to the notice in our adverr-
Using columns in regard to the In
ternal Revenue Tax. The Collecl
tor wishes US to say that any who
desire to save a trip to Eaton to pay
their tax, can remit the amount to
him by mail, with a stamp to pay
return postage, and he will forward
a receipt. This arrangement is 9
good one, and we doubt not that
many will gladly avail themselves
of it. The tax on a one horse yehi'
Gle is 81; on a two horse, 81! s.a.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-03-26
Eaton, Ohio.
Thursday March 20, 1853,
Constitutional Rights which We Mean
o Exercise And Maintain

"Gongress shall make no law re-
speeding an establishment of rel
ligion, or prohibiting the free ex-
ercise thereof; or abridging the
freedom of speech, or of the press.
-AmendmentS to the Constitution 0
he United States, Article /. ....
"Every citizen may freely speak
write, and publish his sentiments
Ga all subjects, being responsible
for the abuse Of the right; and no
law shall be passed to restrain OF
abridge the liberty OF speech, or OF
the press. "-COnStitHtion Of Ohio,
Article 1, Section H.. d.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-03-26
MOB.

W. publish below an extract
from an extra number of the
"Riehmond Qudiana) J~effersonian,
which speaks forFtself. America
is a fine, great, and good country,
and it has1sproduced great states.
men, great preachers, and great
lawyers; but like all things physl-
cal and humanit has its drawbacks,
and the present state Of political
parties demonstrates but too plainly
that while some men are for peace,
order, and obedience to law, others
are for war and desolation. We
read in Holy Writ, that Inc devil
should be let loose for a season.
We firmly believe that he has been
let loose, and that he is now acting,
as Paul says, the part of "theprince
of the powero of the air" The brains
of men have become diseased, and
"madness rules the hour" The
mob incendiaries are too cowardly
to do their own hellish work, and
consequently they employ soldier
to do it for them but, as we sale
last week in the "Press," they ar,
like the Switch of Endor," and thu
frightened at the mob ghost which
they have raised, and shout ant
howl against mob violence. Still
they contend that all who are TO
peace, the preservation of tho Con
stitution, the restoration of tn
Union as it was, are traitors an
Secessionists, aud ought to be hun
or shot. Free speech, a free presI
and the liberty to think for oul
selves, are no longer the gift of Go
to man, but the monopoly of Gel
tain class of political men VIII
claim to be the sole occupants
Moses seat. We should like I
know what these men would say,
the real and native English, Scotc
end Irish IN London, Liverpool
Manchester, Glasgow, .and in Cal
ada, were to say that native Anne
cans should not be allowed to III
among them, or to publish a pap
among them, or to take any pa
iu politics among them. The fa'
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-03-26
"a Weekly Summary.
THE WAR.

There is no war news of any i'm
portance this week. Vicksburg
has not fallen into our hands, but
it is thought that it cannot hold
out much longer. The armies on
the Rappahaunock and in Tennes.
see arc not doing much hard work
at present. There is q large force
of Southern soldiers in Kentucky
and they have taken Danville, ani
now threaten Lexington and Frank
Tort. ..i f.I .,s E.#G-
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-03-26
insidiously and eovertly labOred to
accomplish that end.
ELDERS
Achmond, March 60 1853

ReS-A very remarkable discovery
has been made by the Editor of the
"Eaton Register" He has actually
out that all Affections, pains,
diseases, and even death itself come
from whisky. So that those who
never taste whisky will never die,
neither will they have any pain.
We hate gluttony, drunkenness
and every other excess, as much as
any Methodist or Presbyterian in
Preble county, but when we hear
reverend divlnes and others slandei
people, and even tell lies about
them, in the so-called church, We
feel called upon to rebuke them
We advise the slanderers aud &C
cusers of their neighbors to read
John Wcsley's remarks on th'
verse: eff thy brother offend the'
GGreek: if he hurt thee] go to him
&C.; but if you cannot go to him him
write to him; but do not say wor'
to Others about him, until you hav
tried all private means to restor'
him." .r.g .a ry. IT.,
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-03-26
a.aq2 ,1g,o For The Press,
Democratic Meeting in Monroe Town

IH|..I - tIt.'.N.t - A'fs'.a =
Pursuant to notice given in, the
"Press," the Democracy of Monroe
Township met at Centre School
House, on the 21st instant, for the
purpose nominating candidates. for
township officers, TO be voted for
at the ensuing. April election.
The meeting was organized by
calling s. Banfll to the chair, and
appointing John Brown, Secretary;
The following was then agreed
upon as the ticket, viz: Asi.a. ~, .
Treasurer-John Brown. IL q
81 Clerk-William Brown n.
ASS essor-Daniel Fudge.
Trustees-Isaac Pence, Stepher
P. Miller, Martin Shuman. hJa
, Corstables-Abram Trone, Sam
uel Banfll. ~ r'fpgmd inyspfg
l. The following gentlemen wer'
chosen a Township Central Com
mittee: i.1.,aft9d ai ioiip iGt.
: John Banfll, j. W. Allen, Geo
Baker, Ohio Brumbaugb,landI Geo
Fudge. it !,
The meeting was largely attend
ed, and several good oldlfashione'
: Democratic speeches were made.
} S. BANFILL, Chm'n.
: JouN RRoWN. Sec'y.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-03-26
WHO GOVERNS.

A large portion, of. the late Repulliesp s,-
Congress were. rejected, turned off, discaf-ss$
ded by their constituents, But This Congresg. =
by a majority just about equal TO the d'sear.
.ded members, passed certain laws, virtually
creating Mr.. Lincoln a dictator over the y"
very constituents who rejected them at the
lalc elections The n orle. Aala :kFe aont
want you, you are faithlcss servants, we dis
miss YOU but the servants, in question
went TO work and clothed Mr.. Lincoln with
such absolute power over their masteys thu ~
people, tEat he hotonlyeanaake tbeitmge,kEs
eS and waste their blood, but if they dare TO
say that their souls are their own, he may
suspend the writ of hnbeas corpus and shut
them up in Bastiles as long 6She p!eases.-
Verify, weare illustrating popular sovereign
III with q yepgeame-[F, Y, Ca1epslpn n,,n
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-03-26

Gan7Re Editor Of this paper does
mot hold himself responsible for thu
opinions expressed by his correspond
.ents. The a%oriter, and not the Editor
is responsible. ...I
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-03-26
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. "a
Z FRUIT TREES!TT'

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons
~ wAd had coatfatts y~ith4helats Sapss,H.f
,Reniston, of Eaton, for FRUIT TREES,
that the same will be filed, and that other 4
persons can purchase at private sale any Of
The stock on hand at the Nursery. A care
ffal salesman will be in attendance to wait
upon customers. The patronage of ths
JAMES GIMpBEEE. stat W
r. Alm'rof James Dsniston, deed.
|ti March rs, lS63-3w
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-03-26
Internal GReYenneU
; Tax Notice.

ALL persons against whom Taxes have
IN been assessed in the annual list under
the act of Congress, "To provide Internal
Revynac t9tspppoyt tbA GpYeEAwenk aud 70 A
pay5irTcIeM 81 iii 4JBlik b. dRp2btst 4
July LIST, 1862, are hereby notified, that said
arc now due, and payments OF
ahe same are required by law to be made
within TEN DAYS from date cf~ahisa1Stice.
In default thereof,
TEN PER CENT. ADDITIONAL
Ihax2ATs2 hhf &olNH9aEnR
Therefore, onesit talsassesshehts d~elihddeaatO
the 9TH day of April next, o penalty OF ten
Iper cent. will be added. Monthly delinquent
esiSe, Ore subject e Ike sdnaSS p~bhalteSas d.
Ilinquents in the annual list,
I MONTGOMERY COUNTY
AsSeAmehtSwilkbg o~olleGted stVhNoAiSNRfA
the Collector of the District, in th6NCItyeW
DAYTON, corner of Third and Jefferson
Streets.
assessments will be collected at the office OF
Ezra Potter, Deputy Collector for said coun-
hAN'ilo %aaaHN 1oUsfS
1Asse ssments will be collected at the office
tof Jacob Morris, Deputy Collector for said
county, Lebanon.
PREBLE COUNTY.
AS9s.eass9RehGi sp t&f be- eolEdtetedR ltA JAcS
Of Josiah Campbell, Deputy Collector for,
said county, Eaton Ohio.
,Ha901N RMEWg
Collector Third District Of Ohio, Dayton
! March 25th, ls63.-2w
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-03-26

and frequent dpblauseEahd whSh he
o6ncauded: The cheetjdg vSs> con-
finded aHdsdeafanink At n elose
o hisspSteh al, v. KaS pEesspted
witfa Box cohtainiHg stIiRE Of
hapa6om1E lppliAhed but nuts,
iutcfwoveH by FED, whitdeN6d blue
ribbons.
Speeches were also made by Hon
D. w. Voorhees, of Indiana, Hon.
Gil Pepdletop. David A. .Houk.
and others. The meeting did not
.d6topqn ah6pafatGgcl ITK1W
attendance is ~variously estimated
at from tento twelve thousand, the
majority of whom stood the seven
hours Of the fhSeting, Iehoqlaef t6y
shoulder, in the park; &ithont4al-S
tsring the .sligbtest or showipgthc
least evidence of. fatigue ----11
y jThe aheetihgd WIS Ie1cseaiHdlg6M
Eprderly.and peaceful, although eng Al
Enthusiastic in feeling and sentiment.
THE devotion Of the peopletoM Mr. yysK
IVallandigham was astopishing-
Iteven the small misunderstanding.
( walks in every portion of the town.,
Effected the passcr BY With ERufrahsw
I1foT VSH0iaigHAs67Hd TIsT pAqlEswM
around him and 5grasping
Ibis hand, bidhim' God speed. This
/ meeting will be remembered aSoheI@
most dcmoonstfativeY gather
i limn,ggs ever he'd ii" this State. 'A' $50
iiS REBELS Al, GbANH1fAEN.NS
A dispatch from Louisville, "a
,Itea the oath inst.,' says: ii ?, s.."iI
:. The rebels; reported from" three ~
Ito, ten thousand strong, with, Az S.s
much larger force following them, nal
took possession Of Danvlle, KY,
: They crossed the sfsegS via Mill
rSprings to Somers@-%N 20 rebels
4 az: Glasgow, MunfStdsylllo, Or in
that section Of heaStates
I'll fA -
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-03-26
|. THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

,lThe Eastern Argds, tn speaking of the
town elections in Maine, says:
I u, a4{iLarge democratic SalnS lave deed Ihade'
,inonearly every town. sfhe only town that
WINS Democratic last year n has gone abo-
lition this, so far "a I've have Noticed, is Mt
sDeseret; while the towns that have changed
!. "a 6; +: ; iiE'l'::'.;|EiIiI:.iI':a'V l'",':HiINII.ll.',lI.,lEll.lI 1S'
aslociations, by their violence and i9cendif
FSSsryy conduct, SO far from 'retSrdihg the Dem,
%Locratie reaction, has only accelerated il.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-28

PRoF. BKRNuARDr, the great Opti-
elan, Is doing an itnmenss bnsines aud q world
Of good. He has made several remarkable
enres upon impaired eyes. All his patients are
highly pissssd with his wonderful double Wis
lon glasses and also Of the good effect they
produce upon the eye Now 10 the time for
oil who have bad eyes to cave being entirely
blind BY calling rpon Prof BsrnharJt and
procuring pair Of HE wonderful glasses.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-28

TIE best place to get your nice poul-
Try. butter. cheese. eggs. applss, grapes. honey
potatoes, e,c.. is At Swans. He keeps the
best goods IN d seils the 10 west.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-28
ERIE RAILWAY.

6AR R
Great Brosd Gauge Dsstls Track sad zslsgsrA
kOuss, to
New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Balti more, Har
risburg, and ell Eastern Cities. carrying the,
Great Through United States Ma lie.
E,xPRESS TRAINS LEAVE DyNKIRK OR
IL Buffalo on the arrival Of oil trains from the
West, vie the Lake Shore Railroad, also from SAL
smancs on the arrival Of trains via tho New
Broad Gauge Atlantic and Great Western Railway
from Cleveland. o., giving Passengers tho ad-
vantage. from Dunkrk sr Buffalo. 90 from Clsys-
land, o., of Six Foot Gauge. combining ease
and comfort without change, in Wide, koomy
attained BY no other route.
FOR FREIGHT
between oil points East and West, our facilities
are unrivalled. Forming close and reliable con.
nections At Dunkirk and Buffalo With Western
roads, and at Salamanca with the Broad Gauge
Atlantic and Great Western Railway, by which
route there is no transfer between New York aud
ClevelAud.
EXPRESS FREIGHT TRAINS leave Nav
York daily for all points in tns West, making %
quick time and ~ low ss by any 9th or route
Far Freigh or Passage inquire at all the prin-
cipal Offices in tho est. and At 81 Clark street,
Chicago, 2lo Broadway, Now York, and - Soath
Street, E. X New York. Is Stste Street, Boston.
OHAS. MINOT, Gsnr Sup't.
n. =. SPRINGER, W estssn Agent,
B. w. BLANCHARD, Gem Freight Agent
W. r. BARR, General Ticket Agent. dec2s
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-28

JolssD TIE VsrEsAHs.-We learn
from private letter from our fs:ssd Henry C.
Mcneil. Capt. e,mmssdisg Co. G. 81 Iowa
Isfantry that he has enlisted over Two thirds
Of bis men In the veterss csrps. for three years
more. which entities tue company 10 come
hons to recruit. He thought Co c. would
start on The 14th. Hs thisks that the I'd reg.
imsnt will mostly rsenlist. We believe that
the &c. G. IL the drst to take steps In this
matter. though doubtless every regiment. or
nearly svsry one. will fcllsw suit.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-28

A GOOD TIME.-The Tlinity Church
people give . grand Festival At L. Caire Hall
tbis evening, TO which the public generally is
invited. Those who have attended the festi-
are the very best. All kinds of refreshments
will be provided. The Hall will be elegantly
decorated, and nothing will be lacking to give
perfect satisfactior. Don't mind the weather
nit Is little dissgreeabls. but go to the Fss-
tval aud take along friend or two.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-28

KEHoE d CARBARr.- opp site the
LsCiaire House have nice all wood socks. leg.
gipRs, hapns;s etc Gail and see,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-28

GRANGE OF TiME.-The time for the
day express to leave for the E,n has been
changed from 3, ,25 q. IN. tc SUj a. IN. The
travelling pubic will please bear this in mind
as we'll az those mailing letters. The mai will
close twenty minutes earlier
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-28
THE CIT Y.

PosTpoNsp.-The trial Of the soldiers
eoneesnsd In the negro murder case has been
postponed for one week.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-28

Military Uniforms and Equipment
furnished At short notice by Erskine, st No.
West Second street
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-28
New Years Present.

Nothing 10 mere valuable. Useful or orna-
mental than the sewing machins Why does
every body purchase she Grever 4 Baker af-
ter thoroughly sxsmising al others I because
they are moro siopls lest liable 70 get out sf
repair. and The cheapest. hss oil the improve
msnts. does light and heavy work and lasts
- long - the highest priced esss. Because
they eaa take their choice II either the Gro>
YER 4 Bakers celebfatsd stitch or the
shustis or lock stitsh aod have the privilege
Of changing st any time without charge. Call
and sxanios before purchasing slsswhers -
Reoms over Wadsworth's dry goode store cor.
nsr Second aud Braly street. de2ssdlv
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-28

"A New MA0AzIsE.--Messra. Deacon
4 Peterson. well known publishing houss in
Ph;ladelphia. come bstore the public with n
new Aagssine-called The Ladies Erie nd"
From its general appearance and the ii.t Of
contributors advertised, We should say that It
10 worthy Of general patronage The engrave>
ings and fashion plates are very good, though
We would suggeet li,tls more attractive cows
". Tsrms only 81 per anDum.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-28
n = alST y n

rOR TIE WEEK ENDING DECIMssR ~, 1853,
u meteorological observas;oss. undersAe dir.csio.
Of the 12nitha0stan institutiom made at 1riswold
College, BY JOHN CHANBERL AIN, Latitude, a. 80;
North Longisude, 1889 West; Heightabovs The
sea. 1877 feet.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-28

SHIPMENTS from Davenport, BY Rail-
road. for the week ending Dee % TOO bis.
-four. $500 bu barley, 1890 tu. wheat, 1000
bu corD. 20 tons malt, 20 tons bran. 2ao eks
malt. 1909 bu. oats, 1880 ibs hides. 2629O lbs
lard, 1904 dead hogs, ll2O live hogs.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-28

ARRESTED. Young Bell, who figured
., principal in the seduction case, which re-
salted in the euicide of Miss Aigsr, which,. Was
noticed Ia our Saturday issus. has been ar
rested. and had a preliminary examination to-
day st Allsns' Grove. We trust that retribu-
ton sure. swift and certain lie upon his track.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-28

DAY BoARDERs w WAMTKD.-A limited
ssnber Of day boardsrs can bs sccsmms-
dated BY ssliiog at the 6rst door from the
corner 81 Sixth and Main streets. west eide.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-28
DEMOCRAT s. NEWS.

Q. N. PsrYRsonL Co., No. ~ Park Row, New YORK
State Bcstoo are our agent IN those cities
and authorized 70 take and subscfp
lions for lowest rates
n. scaIvss s2 Dearborn street Chicago Is author
sed 10 receive MdseT Ttisefnebts for this paper.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-28

FoR pertumery, soap. and fancy arti-
clss, call on Wsls, No. 55 Brady street. Se-
lect from . new stock and get tb test in the
mark o., aud save at least 20 psr Ct. div
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-28

DR.. SAUNDERs.-We have been oper-
atsd npon by this scientific gentleman for the
removal Of corns from under the toe nails,
which we're exceedingly painful, and have been
for years. The Doctor displayed great skill
10 removing them, aud that too without psio.
We can nov walk With perfect ease We
would cheerfully recommend him TO all who
snffsr any affection Of the feet. II will be seen
in another column that he is highly reeom-
m.nded by I'll the leading physiciane of Dav-
snport. All interested ahsu ID improve this
golden opportunity before il 10 too late,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-28

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
N aad Notary Public.
OrriCE-Davenports Block, LeOlaire, to~a.
Particular attention paid to collections IN Scot
f,onn.v. mye-dly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-28

TaK GENuIsE Aa1IcLE.-It should be
known that the best oar aud hard toilet soap
10 made a. | r. Coates maufsetory in this city
send to his mAnufsctory when yon want the
beet. His goods cannot fail to please.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-28
NUMBER 50.
NEW JUVENILE OkS
FOR CHRI5TU0As !.
For Sale NJ
p [ o N m E RS,

m w L MS,
No. 50 Brady Street
Kolo 10 Geneva Rolo . Holland.
in Switzerland lsoIo in Rome
Roio 10 scotland kolo the Atlantic
Rolo in Naples. Rclo on the
The Rello Books, IA yos. by Abbott.
Fire. Sky, Water Air Travel Vacation Travels Co"pondence
The Florence stories, by Jacob Abbott, 4 vols.
Florence and John Gimke Orkney Islands, English Channel
Santa Claus Fairy Story Books, Vss
Travels Godmoher ,ua
Fables Arabian Nights.
The Boy, TIL. Boy Boy Boy
PSrley's JsceMtlc Series, = cots.
America Rome Europe, ASH. Anie. Ireland
Farley. Cottage Library, II vols.
rersevers aud Prosper Tales ofThs ssa aud Land
The r F1 ,o%s IN 'n' Sea- r a 10 nsras' wi. h9ngh'
Adveuturer. Of Billy Bump Take Care Of No. One 0'''0
Auntie Mary's stories, q vols.
The Gift story Book Frank and Fanny Peter Peep It the
Bects, Peep at the Birds, Aunt Mary's Stories.
The Milton Series Excellent Books for Chlldyeu.
Min opan Home Mten' Little Mtens Story Mten.
Miens, More Miten.
The silver Penny Series, vol~.
Sunny Eyed Tm chd Na,is. Thed. and tn.
Mountain Patty William" Voyog Nobodyt Child and other soie
Frankie Stol ies vols.
Robbins Nest Stories.
onng PeopIe,. library. = vols.
The Good Chld's Library; 9 vols.
.:. T.s ssck sso.ie. y Avn Aunt ran.ie'' Daughters
Also Toys Photographic Albums fine Binding and
ancv Goods Cal and select before the broken
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-28

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