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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-14
PORT HUDSON sURRE ,DERED.
$4,000 Prisoners Captured

We have glorious news from the low.
or Mississippi. Port Hudson, the last
rebel stronghold of the rebels on the riv-
er, has capitulated TO Gen. Banks, deliv-
erlbg up It's entire garrison Of $4,000
troops. In addition to this we have
news that Gen. Sherman has brought on
al engagement with Johnson's fleeing
rebel army, and captured two thousand
Of his men. This news will waken a
thrill Of Joy in every patriotic heart. The
dark days Of the rebellion are fast being
numbered, and light breaks through the
gloom that for months and years has
shrouded our loved Union. The promise
OF restoration Is stronger now than il has
been for many months. Within weeks
time not less than ftty,St.c thousand
PRISONERS have been captured on the
Lower Mississippi by our forces under
Gems. Grant Banks, Sherman and Prem
tiss. In addition to these, twenty thous
and are SAID TO have been taken by Gen.
Meade 10 pennsylvanis, which suelI- tho
that were taken within q space Of four
or five days. Such victories are unusual.
The tide Is turning .trongly III favor Of
our troops, ami tho prospect, as far as
human vision can scan the field, is IN
tontely enconrsg NJ.
What The neat fcv days NAV hrirc
forth We know not, bnt it seems almost
certain that the rebel army now eu-
trenching itself on the Potomac, and
which composes ths main strength OF the
rebellion is doomed 10 capture by our
forces under Gen. Meade. This done
and il can hardly be otherwise than tha,
the life OF the rebellion is crushed out.
Let Us wait patiently the result OF the
great battle IN the east, trusting that the
God of battles will lie with US and vouch
safe US victory.
In the west the trammel, OF treason
are cut loose. The great Mississippi IS
sgsin open for navigation from It's source
TO It's mouth This is subject for most
profound coneratuation among the peo-
pie Of the valley OF the Great West. Let
them rejoice once more that the flag of
The Union floats every foot Of its surface,
and that ere long its commerce will be
ss extensive and as untrammeled rs
ever.
The base OF the rebel armies Is now
changed On the right haud the States
OF Arkansas, Texas, and a portion of
Louisiana, are cut of from the main
trunk which is on the eastern side, and
which must necessarily adopt another
base at once or give up the field. Verify
there is increased hope in the future.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-14

SAMUEL y. h>oee, L II, 4 the law
partnership OF koorr Il Wade, Of thu. city /.
started % his home in Penue,lvani few
@e'ks ago and while there was se,z / with .
eommrndsbls military atd + to hurl thu r+h.l
hordes FROM The fair bordsrs OF the old he :
stone lie assisted materially in raising tie
@Ith three months infantry. aud was appoint
% Mslot Of the regiment. Mnloi koorr had
hesn 10 the service bsfoca c9ai te Daveo
port. and before he left vac engaged IN rais-
ing eonpan, for the s.h Iowa cavalry
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-14
s~s
INplAsApoLI., July l3.

A terrible accia, nt occurred here this
evening. While TIE 18th Michigan Bat
terry WAS msfoh'n. through the streets a
caisson exploded, instantly killing tw ,
artlilerists ard driver On the rear
horse. A boy who was walking on the
street at the time was mortally wounded,
and has since died.
A suspicious character, supposed TO bs
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-14

FoR SALE.-A tirst-rate ;" he ader'
Very cheap for cash For particulars enquire
Of {. Bell, Metropolitan Dining X ooms. or o.
ELDER Harzei on hia farm.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-14

A GgSEgoUs ACT - lanes Norton, a
tn.ohinist. shout three yeera aimee a resldeni
OF Davenport, moved TO Pilot knob ana set
tied with biz family. Last vintsr Mr.. Norton
concluded 10 return North and soid HE prop
sr,y WORT 81 900 for 500 IN cash. The gutr.
rilas heard OF his having he money and de-
termioel to possess Themselves OF it ut all
hazsrds. They proceedsd to HE house The
night before be wa. TO iesye and knocked f,r
admi,tance Mr.. Norton heard them but =.
fused to admit the band. They then fire.
through one Of the ulndows lodging five bale
In his person, tive 10 hia left thigh, two In his
arm ard one in his neck. and ca-rsd If Tx
money Tn. ueuad in bis thigh wa. s-vsr4
that HE limb had to Ge smputsted close to hi
body. Yesterday Mr.. Norton visited Camp
Mcclellan. and the noble boys Of that Pos.
esrning his s,ory made NJ a purse Of sST t.
a.sist him 10 proc arinV an artificial l.g which
will enable him to obtain situs' Ion 10 work
At his trade and give support 10 his family,
consisting Of . wife aud hvs children. All
honor to the colder boys OF Post MeClsllsn.-
Their hearts are Of the right kind aud Away
> the right plsss,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-14
THE CIT Y.

AT last we have been able to secure a
copy OF tho Proceed ng. OF tho Democrs tic
state Convention held at Des MoInes, and lay
the same before our readers today.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-14
New Yoag, July II, VA ALnAsY.

NEW OK, JuTE TT, VA NLnANY.
super ntendcnt Kennedy was badly
but not 'ataly Injured. About +. NJ
yesterday the crowd gathered around tho
the 7rtbune office, and commenced yell
ing. A few men attacked and gi'ted
The publication office, but were dispersed
by the police after firing u few shots
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-14

The BEsr pnoroGRArug-Dow
kfoe are tuning out specimens OF pho
iogrs, he, At th, ,r rcoma. On Man street ,hs,
arc superior TO any other We have seen in ,his
eiiy. Ioeir loog expetienc. in the profession
has gained them a decided advantage over
cuupstit.rs Cali ana xamins ,he'r work
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-14

EVERY DAY. = Call every day at
Wadssorih's and you will find something fre sh
and neat in the line of dress goods He re-
eeives p ckages from New York by express
every day.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-14

Music.-Bay your sew ne machine
at Krau.s's He has Singer. the best ma
chine invented. and will be glad to show it to
ths ladies,at oil times
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-14

SO REwARp.-Joh ohu l.. Coffin, Esq.'
zion q the person who broke down three
shade trees on hi- prsmisss south veet corner
9th and IVA streets.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-14
DEMOCRAT & NEWS.

= A. PkrTEsoILL Co, No 81 Park Row, New York
Aan state street, Boston, agents in those
anu are authorized TO take and subscrip
tons Tor Us AT our lowest rates.
Y IL scaIvss 93 Dearborn street Chicago Is author.
Eed To receive advertisements for this paper
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-14

Closing OFT AT Cosr.-At Smiths
Hat store, opposite lie Claire House, you can
buy mens boys and Mrs straw hate at cost
to make room for our fall stock This is no
humbug We will do what we advertise.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-14
us Gis n

Fos THE WEEK Ending JOY IL. 1863,
9 Gefeoroiogicai observations, underthc d,yectios
- Me SnahsoniaH i,,-tuation made az Grt.potd
Cotege, NJ Nm. r. UUSwoobY, Latitmde, Al 80.
WORTH Longitude, 1892 Wsat Hetyhtaboo. The
ERA. 737 ycet
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-14

Down, DowN.-The people arc rush
Ing to Whi.er's and carrying away atmrfali
OF hs sheap summer goods. which he is clos
ing out at reduced prices to make room for
bis iuil stock
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-14
DIED,

On Monday, July 18Th 1853. at tho residence
Of his son, {. q. ALvORD in davenport MIX
ELlllU hLYokD, an id settler Of SCOTT county,
aged o. years.
The funeral viii take pace y, II o'clock to-
morrow, from the residence Of Mr. q. &. Alvori,
on Main street. between Fourth and Fifth
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-14
LATER.

The not il still raging Gov. Scy
monr las just telegraph d 10 Albany for
al III" military that can be raised and
sent there.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-14
DhTRoIT. July II.

destructive fire occurred in Bsy
o1ty, Mich, on sunday afternoon. A
argc portion OF the town is reported in
ruins. No particulars
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-14

REMOVED Messrs. Mile. and Ar
hard and sctt soaps, have removed their 81
tsblishmsn, to the laros brick block on the cor
ner Of Second and Brown streets, where they
have more room 10 carry Oh their EXTENSIVE
and rapidly incressing GusiEess. The vinegar
and soaps manufactured by lhi. hrn has been
bsfore the public but a short time, but have
already become very popular, and ere long
will be II very general uss throughout the
city and country. They also have on hand o
very superior stock OF clocks which will be
cold exceedingly cheap. See advertisement
and give them a call
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-14

SPLENDID MoNuMEST.-One OF the
faed monuments ever made in the State Of
Ipwa is being turned out at the shop of na~
Wis. Camp d Co. in this city to be erected in
0akdale Cemetery over the remains of Capt
John ). siaymaker. u Company G. si lows
Infantry, who fell 81 ,hs storming OF Fort
Donelson. II consists Of finely nu,sd marble
handsome sd-stsl Tn the Top Of the rili.v,
which is represented as being broken of, is
hnely carved wreath. The mourssnt j. erect
ed at an eHpenss OF about three hundred
dollsre.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-14
NNfteS NAsH ksPuNtans.
JAMES r.. LANE
II Now PREPARED TO COLLECT ALI
! claims Tor buunties and Pensions
AnMnllGs.

Is Now PREPARED TO COLLECT ALL
! claims Tor Boun,ies and Pensions
bOunties.
Soibisns. d,pohArg~d In ennrsgL .noe Of wounds
received IN battl - who have served two ysnrs.
re entitled 10 500 Bounty
Pensions.
hfHif >oia,ets Disabled sinso March ath.
1851 - tho army or navy
= Htfcses II solaiers dying of wounds re-
ecis'd, ~ - disease contracted in tho mill AIRY
u naval service.
). Ghi.dren under 10 yenra Of fuoh deceased
. laierr, II there i widnw surviving, or from
the time ~ the widow \. r.marrtaEo.
y Hfhefs sho have ~ haahands livinp) Of
Foto rts decreased ~ above, provided tho latter
hive lott no widu ". nor ohildren under 10 years
aud the mother was dopebdet In whole or In
part upon the deceased for support
e Astfrs. under 10 year ~ such deaeased
soldiers. dependent on them iof nnupo,i, provided
thoro arc no f,ehtiul claimants OF aithcr oi tho
three iaat preceding ol,sses.
~ Alao colloots Back Pay
Apply 70 JAMES T. LANE
ohloe .auih east corner I,rady and I'd streets
Davenport. July 0. 1895. a.d5m
HAIIER a BROTHER
city M ont M ark 81,
so. II naAbY sialsr. MS 9EEh 3n AR.
~pryv @urrlY TIL fUnliC CONSTANTLY
Ir1L with tho chplcost Meats - Ill ain1. at
Il" iunr"t tate@ toopn full supply of
Superior HlHi.. br,ed hrnia Lud Co,nsd Beef
aud iotk 10.
liberal patronage u selected. fnaaB dti
GEo IbbEtE,
MANY aragEr. ueT dtn bru
Family Butcher.
-?1 SUPPLIES FAMILIES WITH TIE
0QAsN very hest Meats of all kind nj tho
H lowest mArk.t pficas. very mar
tieular attention paid TO tho wants
= cn'c"msis. my2odly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-14

APPRECIATED. Second Lieut.. Oliver
c Lewis, of Company Is. 81 Iowa Infantry
hiss been appointed by Col Weaver instructor
to tho military school for non. CO nlmissioned
offcses a. Corlnth, where that rspimrnt has
been for some 'inse stationed The eompli-
msnt il well deserved. ara is very creditabie
TO Capt Liltl.rs old company
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-14

FDrsn Goops.-MR john B. Curry
No 80 Brady stree, hss ust received large
stock OF clocks Of the best nsruiaoture, and
styles Of jewelry. These goods we're all Sc
tec.sd by himself from on. Of the lsrg.s
hou..s IL tho country, aud exhibits ar Cur
rye usual good taslr in these things Call in
and .ook them over,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-14

RAoGiSG orT. - Justce Wheeler
opened business sat q. Police Court this week
10 a bran new suit OF clio hes, compulsory
ps,-si through his office during lie past frw
months The busiues. Of ihis tribunal es
been fa,ber extensive this sprng aud summer,
and taken altogether has been quit. renuner-
atige to The G, urt and the city.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-14
NVan..d.
That's the Question !!

NX7HERE DO YOU GET YOUR GREEN
w Gfoseriesf Patterson 4 Youmaps keep,
the bs.t tie Plant, Aspsrsgus, Lettuce. in town
and hey sell Egg, Buster, Fresh Lake and River
Fish, Cheese uiier, sugar, Potatos aud Ap.
pics Cali there when you waat the beat srt,.
CO. At he cheapes' prices. Brady street, aex,
10 Plum nsrs ~ store. my23-itf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-14

4 DENIAL.-Mr. L. X. Flukc, OF Jcr-
sey Ridge. takes upon himself the remark.
made In this paper on Saturday last. regard
ing the death and burial of . negro servant OF
his. and fatty denies the truth Of ths sams -
Our informant gave us the story substantially
as We gave 1t 10 the public We alwa,s con
sdersd him man OF truth and veraeitv, and
were then Of the opinion. "a We arc now, that
u the statements were true. the act CON plain
ed Of should be publicly condemned If we
were deceived we can only regret that any
person shoud have made hImeef nstruman-
tai in 40 doing and that We should have been
made the victim. The parties aesm to lie vel
acquainted they can settle the question Of
yeraeity between themselves
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-14

RARE CHAScE. One OF the best sa
oous II the city for sale chesp. now doing a
good husine-s good reasors given for aellng
out. Also large stock Il wines aud liquors
I coat prices on. year ago IGqa,ra a, the
Chlct g Ale aGi Oyster House Brady stree,
opposite the Poet ot'is-
bArueR { Norm. Agents
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-05-29

SCHOOL ExAMIEATIoN. Our public schools
win close for the usual summer vacation next
week, and the examination Of the classes viii
commence Wednesday next, June Sd. We
hope as many of those having pupils in the
schools as can possibly do SO, viii be present
at the examioation-it viii be gratifying to
their children, as well as encouraging to the
teachers who have so assiduously labored for
their advancement in learning. Under the
of Mr.. CARTER, the present
popular and efficient head OF oar schools, they
have been admirably an most successfully con-
Quoted; and it is but proper that those who
are 50 deeply interested in their proper man
agement should indicate by their actions that
they are not Indifferent on the subject. Again
We say make it point to be present at the
coming examination.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-05-29

THIEF ARRESTRD.-About the time Mr.
Hyatt's store was entered and robbed the room
of Mr.. John Day, at the American House,
was entered during the absence of the occu-
pants at the dinner table, and valuable gold
watch and other articles of jewelry belonging
to Mrs. Day, were stolen. Monday last man
was brought over from Newark by the Sheriff
of Licking county and consigned to our Jail,
on the charge of being the thief, the stolen
jewelry having been found in his possession.-
1t seems he is man who had for some time
previous to the robbery been lounging about
town, making his home at the Depot House on
the east side of the river 1t is not unreason-
able to suppose he also had hand in the rob-
berry of Mr.. Hyatt's store.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-05-29
THE GREAT FRENCH REMEDY

MADAM BoIvIS's CELEBRATED sILvERcoATgD FEMALE Pulls
The only certain and safe remedy for all Uterine OBJ
strucons Monthly dhcultics, Irregularities. and al
the other diseases TO which the Woman Wife and
Mother is peculiarly liable
These Pills contain deleterOus Ingredients
safe and their They will be
the happest effect in all ProIapsus UteFi
in Leucorr hea, the Whites they viii found the
easiest and most certain Cure that can be found 1t is
on account OF this certainty they should be taken
by Pregnant Females during the first three months,
miscarriage Is eeTGtH,) TO be brought on, but othGs
periods their use is perfectly safe
n B-One Dollar enclosed to any authorized Agent,
viii insure package of Pills by return Of mail
C. CROSBY, General Agent,
Fort Erie, c. W, Buffalo, y. Y
CAUTI0N.-Beware of eounterfeits. the genuine have
the signature CT C. CROSBY, the outside wrapper
For sale by all respectable Druggists apr IO'631y
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-05-29

D. T. MCCULLOUGH,
DEALER IN
Pine Lumber, Shingles & Lath.
Yardand Oficeon Nc tth street East fSandus-
kystreet Delaware o.
Oct. IA, '5s
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-05-29
~ Twenty One Years ago.

Mr.. c. c. BRISTOL, distinguished Chemist and Drug
gIst Of the city Of Buffalo, N Y
a compound BristoI's BaIsana Of EoaT-
hound, which is perfect for COUGHS COLDS,
any BRONCHIAL DIFFICULTIES arising from damp,
cold, or sudden change of the weather
Every person who has ever taken BRIsToL's BALsAN
HoARnOUSD, pronounces it the best article ever
vented and justly celebrated has become that
the market already iuIl imtatons counterfeits
and most dangerous compounds under the of Bal
sam of Hoarhound. Therefore, always be careful to
call for Brstors BaIsam and that his WRITTEN sig
nature is the outside label OF the bottle.
MAKK.-This invaluable Mediocre has been now some
twentyone years before the public, and without any
the part of the proprietor sale has become
very extensive, and is daily increasing The price
which the Medicine is sold (25 CESTs) enables
paTtake of its healing qualities
C CROSBY, BUFFALO, y. Y.
Sole manufacturer, to whom all orders snould be ad
dressed. For sale by all respectable Druggists.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-05-29
vESTING
Summer Cassi1neres

of plain and figured Velvet, plain and fancy silk an
Satin. A large stock Of
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-05-29
ARRIVAL and DEPARTURE
OF MAILS.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

On and after the 10th day Of April 1868, mails will
arrive and depart from the Delsware Tost Office fol
lows:
New York, Philadelphia, Boston, Washington, CIeve
land Chicago, Northern Ohio, &c, closes at 400 2.
Arrives at 1000 p. m. daily.
Cincinnati Columbus Louisville 81 louis, Southern
Ohio, Western Virginia, &c, closes at Arrives
at D. m. daily
Springfield. MarysviIie Dayton, Urbana &c, closes
IL a.. N. Arrives at I1ta m. daily.
Berkshire, Sunbury, Alum Creek, Granville, Johns
town. &c, arrives and closes at u Tues
days, Thursdays aud Saturdays.
Radnor, Prospect and Redwood, closes at $50 a
arrives at 7 D. m, Mondays and Thursdays.
Norton, Waldo Marion, Little Sundusky, ete'- closes
at $50 m, Wednesdays and Saturdays arrives at
m, Tuesdays and Fridays.
Patterson, Rush Creek, York, wilkins and Richwood
closes at $50 m, Fridays; arrives at p m, satur
days,
Klbourne Kingston Centre Porter Macon, indigo,
closes at $50 m, Fridays arrives al NJ saturday
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-05-29
TheEPure Bred Turf Horse
HighIand Monarch

W4os3 o3dm, bred by BY I55. H99 l. PERIL Of Pelaay
RcW county, IN 1898. He IS dark, rich, satin
coated Chestnut, with black and tails sixteen
hands high, and is horse of great bone and substance
and extraordinary muscular development. Highland
Monarch got by the celebrated imported MoSARCH
who was bred by the late King Of England, William
" and was by Pram the best horse Of his day to be
FOUND IN all England. MONARCH was imported by Col.
Hampton, of South Carolina, for whom he won MANY
four mile stakes Of $1,000 snd $500 said Of him
IN the American Turf Register that 'He with all
the best horses OF his day in Georgia and South Caro-
na but in all his at whatever distance he proved
himself too fleet for the fast and stout for the
strong that che never encountered anything in pub
lie or private that could afford him trial"
HIGHLAND MONARCH, more strikingly resembles his
imported sire in all points, than any of his colts we
have yet seen. We have the superiority of chest
and loin-the same well proportoned head and neck,
wide nosris and intelligent full eve all denotng puri
ty OF blood-the same muscular arm, broad fiat knee
and short stout cannon bone with cords standing out
in clear reefthe broad shoulder nclinng well back
and forming with his Oins quarters arch of re-
home in complete perfection In thigh stiae and hook
Highland Monarch is all that could be desired for
pasterns elastic and of good length the feet we'll
shaped and exceedingly sound.
The dam of Highland Monarch was by the celebrated
Kentucky bred horse Grey HIghIander who was first
the Butler County Stock Company his reputation as
gctter good stock was equal to any horse In Soutb
ern Ohio. The grand dam a well bred mare of the
Messenger and Trmbles Eclipse stock.
highland Monarch has not been brought into this
county with view to encourage horse racing, but to
improve the style, action and temper Of horses of all
work the horses most generally used bv our farmers
for the that they the useful and gener
ally the most valuable For these horses the most de-
sirable characteristics good action, endurance
spirit and superior style In these particulars breed
can compare with the thorough bred race horse
Whether horses are bred for the saddle, for common
rOadsters, general farm work an infusion of
this breed is always desirable; while for cavalry hor-
ses it demonstrated in the War Of the Revolution
as is now in this wicked rebellion, that the speed and
wind of the booded horse give decided superiority
to the army whose cavalry horses partake Of that
blood. Ihe strength of the horse his ability
to carry high weights, arise from the solidty Of his
bones the close texture of his bers the bulk and sub
fam nf to a from g11
formation"
HIGHLAND MONARCH will be found at the farm Of T. C.
JONES, ~ miles North of Delaware.
IEBMs $40 the season-so low, considering the high
breeding and excellence of the horse that il will not
belthought unreasonable require this to inva
riably paid at time Of making engagement.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-05-29

After long absence our sanctum was once
more honored and graced Monday morning by
the presence of the iIlustrious J. N, who in
forms US that he purposes ere long holding
forth to our citizsns. In regions where he is
known and appreciated, bis coming elicits such
announcements as the following. clipped from
the last number Of the Logan Gazette:
HIGHLY MPoRTANT-GRATIFYIxG AN
oUNoEMENT.-The immortal champion Of
truth-the invincible moral hero, philosopher,
satirist, orator and martyr, J. n. FREE, the
greatest man which time has yet produced,
will lecture on bis sublime theories at the
Court house, in this place. on Friday even
ing, the 22d inst. The name of this wonder
full man has become a household word over
our entire continent, and the time is fast ap
preaching when the entire world must sue
cumb to the power of his mighty Intellect
Go on, great, glorious, immortal J. n, the
day of your triumph is at hand Strike deep
strike home