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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-20
TRUSTEES SALE


WiiEhEas. on the isth day i ebrnary 4
w ID $50, iaIison P'ckeDs and Atnira +
b.. wife exec. Cd unto h.wa-d arlington ~,
Truste :. u cert IN Dcsd Of Trust, conveying, l.
raid Trustee hv Ian Dr. IN Scott county. Iowa, de-
eftbed a. FOL ows, to-wit: The nsrth cas- quar-
Ter oi sect IA thirty five 80, Ia township eiga,
(sOJ north OF range Two - east 81 tho itl
\ incipai meridian. whitn laid conveyance ~ ~
oaldcI III BOOK - OF mortgages a. p x. 2.
the reanri- % tatd county aud VIZ. made by III,
SID Madison Picken, aal wIie for the purpose %
securing the payment u D certain prom ssory mote
aai &c ~ crest thereon sisued by SAID Madison
riekens dated be l7'h day of February, A. h
1917 payable 10 one year thereafter. Tor the sun
nt eleven henfrcd dollars. 10 the order Of Jushur
Evans with interest after maturity at ten per
cent per annum. On which said not. there In
bee patti he su II txn hundred dollars
anl row sali note having become due and pay
hb and tie roia As.i IN + .kens having al sd 4,
lay tue sane Howard ,psrinq. On. Trustee
aforesaid a. hereby give thi. public notice. that b,
virtue the power which 10 IN Inc vested bv sad
deed If trust, will. on thursday, the 25tb day u
june A. ID. 1893 at the hour Of 10 O'Clock II tn
forenoon OF SAID day, al the Court II use door u
til. city q! navenplrt, expose and ofet for sale
al tubae Auction, the parcel OF land ah0y ne
scribe /, muth thereof u. SD al be neccssf ~
to satis.y and NY the amount due on said note
ai,n the interest thereon to til. day of 10. Ia
.sth or vith all tue costs am expenses attend n.
.ald sale CO.'S 81 this notic- ana Trustees tees
Dated 81 day OF June, A b. 1868.
HOWARD DARLINGTON,
In. Trn tee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-20
NEW ADV'TS.

Fer bleaehng alone the Washing fluid ia
worth three TIMES the .ngle sx,..nc when viIl
bus .nsugh tor a large familp wasa,np Ln.us
that have been thrown cut on acconns ~ stan.
ana -ttesks vii re Restored 10 beautiful wI,ito
ness by t1o o. taIee ~ashing- In this f.na =
Families that depeud On bret lie pmay fsy en-
having their i'hers LOOK ri.e without being wore
tt cad bare ~ tire v4sh-bua
PINE S.litIs ;, ~ was .ed by hi" system aill
r.iaia heangiiui COAL ~hltrnefa. ana tie hos.
ms n-icad Of te NJ zen and str.iae1 ou. of
shape 90 tie wash "uafd will keep a. cir IRON,
Z, aud @eat unfi ana vi h the other part the
DuuoG-h ie- heng also preserved
u LUtED Oh yIiltnG. .tali descrif tious can
b. wasted site this FlLid with iaore safety han
Gnv . h-r process
NoDLtN Gp0DS.-iba liability Of WOODEN
gcnds to SHRINK uU4 +stiua4b,e prrtituiary "
u the DIRT . extractea ty b, h III rubbing which
aus tho cloth - nee, bar tiefc = II -iigbt-
est gur rhefe tie Washing liAlG + used.
TO- :. ~ BtING / /. tbs, e cHui Z and
beantii ing palnlot WAS windows Unc ~ cloths
the NOshine riu d rtands ahead Oh any and ev-
ny Other sssr,r, bots or chez pDoss an dis-
pa, b. The work can he zone IN hiif the u..n
rtRfance.
Hpr' - AM BOARDING HOUSES We
respectfully ast seu TO try this system OF washing
liable Cloths, Aafiins. ohte's. &c.
~ narSan cd lot 10 ini.re lie Fab ii.
GED Il nlGG n
AceHt hafeupor., Psi Office Box NO.
For saic by - ~,
j. i In Brady street opno-it, Post Odce.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-20

For Hats, Nice, Rnsches, ants, I'D
Bag, Mptu- 81 tu-.. y oe4s, &c. Insect. On
Plaais, Fowls, Animals, -.
Tut ap in 2lc. 81, AMI 81 Horea Bottle, and
Fisks 81 ami 8 rtzcs for Hotels, Pubic Insa-
susisus, 80,
'Ooy nfsuabje remedies kaown"
"tree from poi- ms
"Aot dangerous = She Hamtu Family"
Rats 60 ne gu ~ their tol.- It's lie !"
s'Sol Whol sale II all l,rge ctttes.
- soil by all Drug ;ists AID st.iiets cvtry
where
~. BENZ = % all worthless alton s
~ 80 . = cOsTaR's' name Il unch Box, BOT.
tie AM faNk b. IRE you buy
Address HEN "a tOSTAR.
frncipal. Depot 49, pro4d way \ y.
Sfs Sid by
e 5 BALLARD.
Wholesale .ud Rat i Agent,
uhe-tf i,avtaro-t l,ua
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-20
LEGAL.
TRUSTEE'2 SALE.


yy1HFREAS,on the 18th day Of January, A. D.,
w 1861. Aurclius w. Brsdt executed unto
Da-ii = Tue Ms Trustee, = c.fs.in loed al
Trust conveying ,ratd Trustee the land In scott
County Iowa, des RIB d rs foilows.to Wit: Ths
20 tn east quarter OF the .ouihWcst Q iartes u
.. c,ion No. three e., in township No seventy
eight II q north. Of range No three 81 east. ~
the tn 9th p. IN sh.ch said deed IL trus, ap
peas Of record in tic .R-cofd - office Tor .sid
scott ccurty, in book 'r' OF mortgages. ~ tAss
3s3 and ulich said conveyance WAS mad by h
said Aurelius ". Bradt. tor the purpose Of secur.
ing tho pay mcpt oi = certain promisso,y into, and
tho interest thereon, signed by SAID Aurelius W
Brait. date the lot aay OF ia nary A u lshl,
and payable a. fnil, vs.: For the sum Of lou,
hun red and fffy (si o. dollars pa, able On ID
23i day oi March, 49, with iaterest - tho rat-
Of ten per cent pr annum
And naw. said promifsnry note having
become due ard pm able, and tho sai1
Aurel.ns ". trait having failed 10 pay
tho same, I, David :. True. Trustee a
Aforesaid, do hereby give .his pubic notice,
that by virtue u the power .hirh y in me veste
BY mid eei Of Tru-t, ] viii, on Friday. tn
81 day IL July. 4. d. 1888. AT tho hour
: o'cloek in the afternoon of sadday. at thet our
house 10 in he city Of navcbIori,exposo aud %
Ter Tor sale. Mt pnbiic hnc ion, he parcel II and
above described nt 50 mnc thereof as shall be t.
cos.ary satisfy and Pay tha amount of sai
note with interest thereon to the day II SAL
together with all the cost. and EXPENSE a',endi Z
said sale costs e this notice aud Trustees fees
Dated the i2th day Of Juoe, ID ir6t.
DAVID S. ThuE,
fneIo .dtsi Trustee
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-20
'.iChsgeA Soa'ResB 4 Lsk. skS,s
RAILROAD.
$ UMMEk ARRAN EMENr

N AND FTER MAY 4TH. AND IN
ti further no'icc trains will leave Chicago a.
noo d New York Expresn. daily, exceps
$50 Night Express, daily, except Satur-
da5s.
- Trains arrive in Oh csgo ct si5 r M. and
BIS A Al
All The above trains make regular connections
.'I'nLsifk, Buffalo, Niagara Tails, Albany. New
rk, boston, Phiadei his. baltimore and n
neiuts East.
IN Improvements run on Night Trains.
Through Tickess can be obtained st tho Com
..aays Office. 50 Clark street. Undo, sherman
;, Gse, Or At the Depot, corner OF Old Van buren,
IL sherman streets.
Il. E. SAWYER.
General Wests>p ue~t
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-20
RAIL ROADS.


.ssss svs b. Chicago tiws, shiek . s,sslss ~t..
sts1 rastsv tAs" Davenport sisns
4 IN AND AFTER "ONDAY, NAY 1lTB.
1868, and until further notice, passs.x 81
trains viii leave Davenport - follows:
500 a. y. for Malcolm and Washington.
2.4oP n. for brooklyn and Muscatins.
rkAISs AKKivs A. OAvsHrox, "A poLLovn
Gas 2. y. FROM Brooklyn and Washington.
9s5p.n from MALCOLM aud Muscatine.
Tho 50oA.M ran nut Of davenport makes dirvos
/, INJECTIONS at Malcolm, Iowa city and Washins
= with the Western stage Gem pany's stages for
~ points West, South west aud North- west
Trims from tito " est connect ., Davenport
9TH trains Of the Chicago and Rock Island Kali
q ,ad for all voints East North and South
Passengers a.. reminded OF the necessity q
wing aistinc, dirsetions ~ 70 the estimation OF
he'' h'srs0e r's" n ps'~nrssinksts hefoe~ takins
non seats q .ao -...s.
JOHN F .TKAUv, 0spr sup'..
kIHsALL, Asst Sup'i.
Davenport. May ii. 1853 -dtf
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Ss.Dv'y.rG .rs.ECEsE.y'E.

I'HIS MACHINE MAKES FOUR DIFFERENT
4 s,ltrh e. and fuis tho cloth eithes right or
eft, Ms the operator nay desire. II sews very
.spid, is easy Of operation ana Almost noiseless
!, u fully prot ctsd by letters patent, AM or
aschins warranted t. the purchaser
Gil those des,rius frst class family ewin
Machine VII. oe richly repaid by 40 e.aninatio
Of It's merits
MISS g. CLINGHAN
Room No Cup ST .rs). Fores, l3lJek corner
Perry mi fnsri streets. Davenport, Iowa.
mar 1 Il
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-20
'tichigsb CenilA Rail Road.
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
10 s.ssC f'Dsk, .tsse E~S.0md
M.e0 ~ (Gss Il q.

Z NJ AND AFTER SUNDAY APRIL l9rH, 1863
~ trains leave the Great Genital Union Depot
'sn' nj Lshc street, as follows:
80 lay txp.e al except sunday )arrives at
tsetreit at 6:2o NJ Suspension Bridge NJ 3:5O NJ,
bany 90 7 N. New York SHOP Il, boston IL:
p1
7:l5 7 Al Night rxn, .ss except Saturday ar
ives iietfoit at s. . NJ. Suspension isicge
Ton L NJ. Aican, 445 A NJ, Now tork 1915
n, Session 1880 ID
Cincinnati uains, via NJ e nsiiroad, leave Chi
cage y, :oo A mai rain 7:l5 T N Fast xpress:
arrive N Chicago Al s:l5 FAsi Express.
Tho 7:i5 = n trsin eaving Chiosg iups through
TO iDcinnst without Oh ange Of oars or baggage.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-09-23

perienee goes have given general ssaiSfaetou. u has
given encouragement where otherwise Il would have
given rise 10 discomfort. The preference Of men f
position however great In the military service, b NOS
the most desirable for efficiency and discipline OF
company.
To Lieuts. Bell and yob'e 10 due than passing
notice. the GOODNESS end bravery they have ever ex
hbited when before the enemy, In the many engage
rnents In which they have paisp also for Ire
cxa.ple which they have Get the LII patient sndur
Of the fatigue and endurance Of severe cam
paigns. The connection officers has been most cor
dial and pleasant during the two years pas-both have
equally faithful and Ike deserving OF credit
In the commissioned officers I accord faithful
obedience duty. Md especially make acknowledg-
Of the services Of Sergts James Greg Corne-
Eus Wheeler. and William Meusen-eae Of whom
when before the enemy have presented xamPies OF
bravery and gallantry highly commendahe, Sergeant
Williams until the moment Of his death, Was equally
conspicuous r. L. Gidiey, George Yieuck. II H.
Coates, Michael Welsh j. y. johnson, John NJ PARSE
Richard Gundry Thomas Pascoe, ard indeed all have
been tried and never E and wanting.
1t has been the pr.ae Of the Miners G-.rds to do
their duty and the many batte-heds Of Virginia, Ma
ryand and Penns lvanx only attest their valor, en-
ergy and perseverance, With the regiment, they
had occasion acknowledge themselves defeated
for whipped hey never were, so they knew IL not.
am, madam very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
GRoRae H. oYrs.
Cast. Co. i, I'd Wis Vols.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-09-23

A IASGLE-A drafted man in Auburn
Y, hired substitute from Syracuse.
At the quartermaster office the substi-
tnte was recognized by soldier of the
18th cavalry as a deserter from that regi-
mont This made stir, during which a
discharged soldier from the 81 artillery,
came up and Identified the 18th cavalry
man a. oeserter from the Sd artillery.
The result Of the whole affair may be
summed up thus: The 81 artillery gain
n man. the 18Th cavalry lose a man. and
cave q man, the substitute deserter loses
bis $3.50, the nan who hired him will get
back his money and be obliged to hunt
up another substitute, pay the $500 or 60
himself
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-09-23

FAIns--We have received from the
secretary complimentary ticket TO the
Fair now in progress at Warren Ills, for
which we tender our thanks, and regret
that our own County Fair coming off at
tho same time, prevents an attendance
We have no doubt our Warren neighbors
are having good time, for they we'll know
how to got up q good fair, but feeling in
duty bound to give our own county fair
the preference, we are obliged to deprive
ourselves Of the privilege Of attending at
Warren
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-09-23

John Strachan has rented and fitted up
in fine style, the large stone warehouse
Of G. W. Cobb, near the depot, where he
has already ON hand, and is constantly
receiving, agricultural implements of ey-
cry variety, from a garden hoe to &
threshing machine. Judging from the
great variety Of plows, harrows drills, be,
-ludo all may find such articles % will
please them Mr.. :. is doing much for
the benefit Of the farming community
who, we have no doubt will reciprocate
by calling and Mt least, take look at his
stock
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-09-23

eST Mr.. F Montgomery, forrerly ed
,,or of the Vicksburg Wing, but for a year
past an exile from his home, has issued a
prospectus for weekly paper to be pub
h.hed in that place under the name of the
ptcksb"rs Union, and ha;ing the follow
ing objects:
First, TO show the South the wonderful
progress the North has made under the
system Of free labor; second. to support
and developc Unionism at the South
third, to refute the falsehoods with which
demagogues and traitors have for years
past fred he Southern heart; fourth. to
advocate Immediate emanclpation.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-09-23
Far uers' Meeting.

The farmers OF Iowa County are re-
questsd to meet at the City Hall in Mine
yal Point on Saturday, september Goth, at
, o'clock P. N; for the P ,rpose Of consulta-
,icn upon matters in which all are inter
ssted, relating to the prices for grain, and
each other matters as may be deemed adj
~isabIe A general attendance is request
ed A FARMER
Hept Is, 1863
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-09-23

LADy's BooK-The October number i.
IN our table. The fashion plates are I'M
paralleled; Tho Sisters School "a fine
.teel engraving il beautiful, and in fact
the whole Book ID such q. no one but Go
doy can got up. Now is good time to
make up clubs We still furnish it to
subscribers to the TRIBUNE at g. q year
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-09-23
MoRE WEATHER Monday and Tuesda

MoRs WEATuER-Monday and Tuesday
Of las. week might be set down as hot
days, particularly the latter Wednesday
Il turned little cooler. Thursday it be-
came more so. rendering fire comforta-
BILE, and Friday morning there was a hard
frost 1t now bids fair for an early and
h>rd winter Prepare for it.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-09-23
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
IN PKOBATE-IowuC County Court,

In he matter Of ths last 1cW and sssfas,4nt a
Richard HanIraiH asoeased.
1 RTTERS Parliamentary, having been this day iAausd
II to William Hesthcock, William Barrau and WIZ
lam Arthur Of Iowa County, and twelve months
the date hereof being allowed and limited creditors
present their claims against said deceased for
ton and allowance il is ordered that all claims ans
demands agans, the estate Of said deceased receive
ed and adjusted before the Judge Of this Court and
that purpose he will be at his Office in the village q
Dodgeve ON the first Monday OF each month during tAs
term above limited.
And Is further ordered that said withoaI
delay copy OF this order be published
successive weeks in the Mineral Point Tribune weekly
newspaper circulating In said County, and also
they cause Ike copy to be posted up In four differ -
public places in said county
Dated Aug. -, 1868. g. B. AEsLEY
sow County ysd0s
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-09-23

TIE GRAIN TRADE-Farmers are now
very busy bringing their grain to market.
neig hborhood, and Mineral Point is re-
sewing her share of the wheat and oats
Wheat ranges from so 10 IS cents bush
el nnd oats from 40 to As
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-09-23

VOLUNTEERS, ArrRSrIoS-For the de-
rangements of the system incidental to
The change Of diet, Wounds Eruptions.
and exposures which every Volunteer is
liable 10, there are no remedies so safe,
convenient, and reliable as HoiIorays
PiUs and Ointment, % cents per box.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-09-23

aeL- The iron-clad Dictator will be the
most formidable vessel afloat, as regards
construction, speed and armament. Sac
j. 70 be armed with two of the largest
guns in the world and her speed is oalcu-
lated to reach eighteen knots per hour
one thousand men are at present employ
Ell IN her construction
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-09-23

KroxvILLs WHrG.-We publish to-day
shc prospectus of Brownlow Knoxrtiie
Ehig All who sant live paper from
rho land of Dixie can get it, by subscri-
bling for the IVhiy
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-09-23

Sasr Democracy IN Vermont is growing
small by degrees and disgustingly less
The entire democratic vote at the late
election was only about half a. large a.
the republican majority,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-09-23

nay The Boston TrarelioT learns that
rho commander of the De Soto. on block
niing service, has already 300, 900 of
prize money assigned 10 him.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-09-23

Grs. GRASr-There is u movement, i,
10. Daviess county, Illinois, among Gen
Grants old friends AMI fellow-citizens 70
present him with nagnifcen. sword
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-09-23
MARRI Ed

BY Few. C. Dawson, on the 18th inst. Mr THoxAs
KsI KsBCRr, of thIf city, ard Hrs NARY SrsruHSs Of
Lir.den.
Conju9al felicity ate nd them
And the Lord OF Hea befriend them,
That their end may .iss be peace,
And Joy in the bowers Of bliss G.. ID.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-09-23

rG- The administration Of small pieces
af ice has been found by a French physi-
sjen almost sure remedy for diptheria
nd Kindred diseases &C the throat
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-09-23
sRERArrY's OFFICE, Iowa COUNTY, ~.


NOTICE Is hereby given that the above mentioned
election will be held in the several In she -
eouaty of Iowa at the places crbed by law the
Tuesday succeeding the first Monday, being the third
day Of November next for the election Of The sboYS
named off Gers, ard also FOR the election Of
Member Of this Assembly fer the Southern 0em-
bly, District Of Iowa County, composed OF the towns a
Mifiin, Linden, Waldwck, "oscow, and city and town
Ct Mineral Point, in the place of John Vivian ~hoss
term Of office will expire Tire thirty first day OF De-
cembnr next.
Member Of the Assembly for the Northern Assem-
bly, District Of Iowa County. composed OF the towns Il
Pulsssi, Clyde, Wyoming, Arena, Highland Dodgevius
and Rdgewsy In the place Of David Mcfarland WHOSE
term Of office II expire on the thirty first DAP Of D.
cember next
supervisor In the fret supervisor district composed
OF the towns Of Arena, Wyoming, Clyde and PULASKI.
in place OF VIM z. Richardson.
Supervisor ID the second Supervisor District,
posed OF the towns Of Dodgeville Highland and Ridge
way, In place Of George -ims.
Supervisor In the third Supervisor District eotr.
posed Of the towns Of Miffn Linden, Mineral Point
Waldwick, Moscow and city Of Mineral fosrt, In place
Of Francis Little.
GARDINER C. MEIGS.
S5-sd Sheriff Of Iowa County
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-09-23
Spfeial AutirR5.
REVENUE STAMPS.

OF different denominations, ranging from
one cent to one Dollar, for sale at the HArB-
USE Office, at par, by
GEO. w. BLISS,
Dep'y Collector.
May 25th 1868. If
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-09-23
DRUNKENNESS CURED.

T swYrHS' BLANKS Of all kinds ror sa'. st ~.
1 Tsrv>s orcs Nta~-sI roir,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-09-23

BRANDRETH'S FILLS.
While Bra adreths Pills poen, for good to dis
eascd bodies. they harmless as bread. The babe
the breast the Of rpest years, and delicate
females certain receive Increase Of health
from the use o. these Pills blessed Of Heaven.
II has been said by able Physician tina. "this
medicine always benefits and never Injuries" Wherein
is the superatiye quality. The Brandreth Pills have
no power or action but upon impure hurnors in the
blood They seize only The impurities in and around
the parts affected by disease all she parts involved in
diseased actions operated upon. and clcsnsed from
all founess and rcinfused with Life" by the wonder.
curative powers contained and Inherent OF the
justly famed BRASDRETH's PILLS
Millions Of people whose lives appeared to be at the
last ebb out by fever's surnng fres by
sump.Ions nsduous advances by racking torments Of
nfiarnmaory rheumatism, have been cured by the
OF these pills The persons living Witnesses and
thousands residents in every city OF America
Principal Office, No. 994 Canal Street, New York
Sold by Il. d. Pulford and J. II. Vivian, Mineral
Point. And by all respectable dealers In .dicinss
ASK FOR NEW STYLE. Sa-im
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-09-23

pAPfh HAc' rRrBr~E oYY1cr
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-09-23

- = Tes-nsn' doing duty, ofcers and
ehiisfea men IS
Promotions hsve u?rn all ben mad. r-y,
t''- VT 10 ''f'f" " 7's3eaSr - fsr a. my
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-09-23

We have good Six Horse Power Engine vi tn every
thing belonging TO IL read 10 be up. Any person
IN need Of one OF the size get a BARI gain.
CLOWSEY CLARK
Their Work Shop II South Chestnut Street, and
Ware Room opposite Corrish's Tin Shop High
Street.
Orders received a. either place.
CLowSEY 4 CLARK
Mineral Point March 2lst 1868 32n
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-10-28

OTMrs Daniel Webster recently visited
the tomb Of her husband, at Msrshfield,
Mass, and caused the coffin to be opened.
Though Mr.. Webster has been dead eleven
years, it was found that the brow was yet
perfect in all its features, and that the "cOn-
tour ofthat impressive face" was preserved
the same as on the day when the funeral ot
ten thousand. at whose head was the Presi-
dent OF the United States, in all bis supernaI
prime, took up his solemn march from the
Library at Marshflald.
EVIL OF Civil DissENTIoN 1t is said
that if n mich COW breaks her leg, her milk
instantly loses its lime, which Is taken off to
cement the fracture and restore the wounded
limb. BruiSe or break one limb Of the social
body or the political, and the whole vital
secretion grows thin and sour. We are re,
aliZing the truth OF this every hour.
6TGeneral Shoddy is in his glory. The
Democracy are defeated, and the war will
20 on during Lincoln's entire term Of ofice
The poor will wall, aid Shoddy will add
millions more to his i'll gotten gains
6trThe young man who asked the daugh-
ter's hand, and got the father's foot had the
consolation Of knowing that his wooing was
not bootleSS.
"WAsHINGToN Is SAFE" repeats the tele
graph Yes, but unhappily so is Rich nohd
--LouisUiHe Journal