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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-10
ArtGESOl;tsATku s.saE
Cincinnati + Chicago Siir Line
RAILROAD

E1OPTY MILES THE SHORTE kOUTt
l. to Circineati, indianapolis and Louisville.
Two Express Tf.ins Ieave West SIDE nis De-
pot Chics 20, as follows:
at 8 NJ, daily, except sunday.
AtSl0 n, dsiiy, except Saturday. ~
Arrive At l0:45 A Il, and 1876 nv
ThrctAgh to toCincinnati and iniirnap slis without
change eEcars-
EleganNtf Sleeping Cars on Night Trains.
Time to Cincinnati, eleven .oues.
.Thrsugh tlckets may be obtained at the PRINCIPAL
Railroad Om4ea in she Nerth- W est, and the Com
panyle O0cS No. - RandolpA street, under
the ShorDaal0ouse.
JOHN BRAHDT, J 1, Cent sup,t
9. +. f4LLETT, 0sn1 Ticket Al
- y. H.HOORE. Ag't. CAieaeo
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-10

Bur your groceries and provisions at
Edsidaes. corner OF Perry aou g., He has
the bssi.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-10

Now Is tho time to call at Wads-
ssrths aud exaM,us his latest importatio.s
OF drssa goods, csaks add woclss fabries. He
has full e,ock and will bs cure to give salts
faction.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-10

L. L. Ocns paws the highest cash
price tor GOLD. SILVER snl DEMAND
NOTES.
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A. MILLER.

NO. 20 BRADY STREET., BgLiw SECOND,
80 KEEPS CO>sTANTLY OK HAND and
a axes TO order
M seats, Buys Il Chtidscn's Clothing
OF he best mat MA and in manner th at csnno
fsi, /, give saasfa ,icn. Lirsrai pa,ronag. re-
psctfulIy soici'ed Ia.y2l dly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-10

Military Uniforms and Equipments
furnished at shor. notice by Elskin., ct No 3
" eat Second street
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-10

DIsTkicr CoUR,. rns selncti on
case, VIII rein Cbris.lan ioil is defsnie.t, I, oc-
e"s led the attention tf the court. jury and
severs etiineut coenseIlers, all day. TIE
trial IL ees Of the qaic:es. on record. The
n.ieiyed vie.im beins q mcts and deaf Ls-
'iiss. the testimony IL taken IN writing.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-10
Chicago markets.

Chicago markets.
CHICAGO, November Z.
FLorR.-Nasket setivs. Spring Extra IS o.
0$5.ao.
WERsr.-1G1Xch higher. No. l Spring lilo
Red l.16. AMBER Iowa l.ee.
Conn., Sa@s2ks.
OA1s.-6tW6z.
RvB.- No. l. - in stSra.s
BARLBr-&t.l69l1 ahost.
Hloss Dull. Gfeen oounsry. 7H@so; Green
Salted. sa&alo: Dry Saltsd. lAt0l5 Dry flint
15k9Iso
SrGARs-ln good demand. N. o. slari6e 1e
0lo4 n. o common 12hliss.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-10

Ir you want tic best ETY. le of hat or
cap ,hst the Eastern market .ffords, cali at
Fsrrsnd's. He hs,juss opened the very thi' e
you wsnt.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-10
HAskIsoS's LAND OyyioR is removed
to Niehols' B!ock.

BlY YOUR CoSFscTroSEsI,s CtGARs
de-. at Oehs. No ~ W.st-seccbd street,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-10

vv,HE BOAR1 OF AU oIr1NG COMMISSION.
] sns Of thd state OF tswn will BE- in eees,op
at the Burt House. in DsvenS ort, Iowa, 90
Wednesday, th4 11th day Of Nossnbsr, inst for
she purpose q kxsmiaiag sach clatas - nay 30
presented. -z-
Oaeaaess4s fev..y. iese. sg-s--.sss2ss.ls
~. LENEY.l cc.r,,....
1ko.dot
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ttjE. fWArtNET :.
Davenport aaaTkcI.-..Daily Report.

crFICE or THE OxN. d News
Tu.stag hve., NoveanLar 10. I
FnoC.-W oie.aie, $54oG5sv retail, IS 80
asa.
WHEAr-s59e5. Receipts 3,40s bu. Ship
meats 710 bu.
BARLEY Active at l 10@ll3.
IonN-Nom Hsl a, IS: for new, ami 65.e ~,
OATS SIS.
PcrAToEs --5lsl56:.
Onions l,l5@l,4
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-10

Nv aOrs zAsIei.
Nyu foag. November 10.
T, OUa-- market 5 lower. S5e5 40 10 extra
STATE; 81 log p L. ti.O
WExAy Ma. ket lc lower. 81 3oall.36 for
Chicago Sprng 81 31G1.3s milwaukee CLUB
l.42 4 xl.5I Winter lied.
CoRS-i.e61i 0.s.
UArs-- 81 Gs5e.
WalsKY-55x
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-10

"A. JitUss+,
Surgical and Mechanical ncni>t,
sRADY srHRgr, BsrwERs fcUsln Aso SiriB
xf-sc;ss;sfsss ALL WORK kNE CTED IN
0YyNeG strong and service"hie nenner, "ne
AILb satisfaction guaia-t, d. oier opso
hours. ,Ay and night jnr' -ut
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-10

3nAs. 8. PUTNAM. so"N = "o"~n
eusN N a ROGERS.
4 rTORNkYS AND DCoUNSEi.okS At Ia"
a OvrIcs. Davenport Block, No. ~, Main 81
A1 Eicc, iun7-Gtt
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The Daily Democrat and News,
RlChAROsoN T. eUROlTI.
PRDPHrgrOas.

RlCHAROsoN T. eUROlTS.
PnOrxIEr0ns
J. J. RICHARDSON. ........D. W. BUkDITT.
We the asdsTsigned agree 70 ths following
TERMS Oh SUBSCRIPTION:
DAnY.-ls cents per wesk. p - able 10 . sris m.
Nail and post-oAcs % bscribsrs, ~ 90 per ,np u
payable in advance.
WEsrLY. $500 per aunam. in advaue.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING IN DAP
oHRsa or wsLvsLlsss oto.E
Inch IN SPACE.
One day ........ 50 IS Ono nonth......f5 y
wo odays........ 90 Six wscAs...... 4 ~
hres days...... | IS Two eionths.... D
-Four dsys........ ] 20 Three Month s... s
Sive LAYS $500. / ~ Four months.....
Ono wsek........ 90 Six months.....iO D
Two wocks. 3 % year, 10 change r. y"
lhfec weeks..... % squares, gs.r 10 ~
"a KIDS.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-10

SAnaa r. LANE. JOaa N. DAY.
LANE Il DAY,
TTORNEYS AT Law. OFFICE IN SAN.
IA Psrry's new blosk, opposite the Post Ofice.
ag21
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j. CAMT " isiglI,

J.CANTM tiglI,
MANuHAcTUeKs AND skrAfKs
u N II e Et.l.A> 4 PAR AAOLS,
> AT sllURt NOTICE, AND ON MOST
wv reasonable terms. Ola or damaged L IL
Dreil " and Parasos made as gpoa rs new.
No. IOs Brady 1T, Between 4th n Sih.
uAvANp. Hr, IOWA. my20dsin
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-10

DIR. GEO. ". HicCAkN,
rIHySICiAN AN SUnGE0N. FFlCE-
i in room di, sctly over Tho Post Office.
Dr. GRo. w. MCC ARN's residence. east side 81
raiy. second door from corner OF 9Th.
- Q.dN
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-10

=. W. IL. BAKER. M. D.,
nNAYSU;IAN AND SURGEON. OFFiC. II
t.asemcut State Bank Building. residence
On Fifth .isost, between o,ady and ferry streets
ua yenn mort. lnwa aovtV-t6wu
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-10
:, n. OsANa non

n. De- OUN u DONs
rrORNEY AND COUNSELOR At Ia"
"A and Notary Public. once, North es
- ...asv and Second streets, up-stairs-
nass VI -, III p-.Sv strcot iuiy 2s.dt,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-10
DIR. ]. You nANS,

DIX. j. 1VU UNNS,
nHYS)CIAN. SURGEON. .UCUiIST AfD
Anrist Ufice IN Post Office Book, recently
occupiei Nv DR.. Baker. Residence, Main street,
aear Spring, East Davenport, lOsa. sIA-u
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-10

HENRY SELBI,
DEALER In FCKNITUkE, CARPETS,
IL Mats, OIL Cloth Mating, "indcw Shades,
Ac,. East SECOND ~, next door to Perry. iyzl
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-10

j. A. REID, M. De-
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
i and residence No. 2s, corner Main AMI Third
seets. davenport, Iowa. iuiyl
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-10

INV PRNNUY LvANlA oOUSE.
rVORNER OF FOURTH AND IOWA SITS
u Davenport, lows. DAVIS ScNt,Pr netors'
Free Ounibus to and from the cars. C o.
staaDs leaving foe bsClaifs, Princetons ~
Wiz, AAluOketA n AramOea.
--se Gyna DALAI rar dar engS
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-10
Law FsHrsnerslljp.

ES n. DALZELLs
<,oMMraSION PkOLUCE MERCHANT.
u Agent Tor Hsrring's eafes and aai.nank.,
Scales, Hydraulic Cement, flas'er Fans ana
No. Front street
Dayenport. Iowa. May IA, tS6S.-dly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-10

Il, II. kINGs
TToRNhY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
n asa Notary Public.
Or.,cs Block, LeClaire, loSa-
Partcular at,el ton paid 10 ,oiiec,ions ~ ccos
County. lM1e-o.y
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-23
Hen. wade, OF ONO, an Original sc-
CcSsiOuisc.

In the Congressional Globe of the Third Sc
sion of the Thirty Fourth Congress, p,-e -
will he found a speech delivered in the Uuiied
States Senate nv The Hon. BESJ ,Mtx F WADE
al ONO, the great leader of the Republican part
ia that State He said:
Bul Southern gentlemen stand here AMI. il
almost ~ their eeche. ~pe k OF the ii-~..lu i"i
at the Uuiun element at every argumen
H. though 1t wee peculiar crnde>reusiOn ~
Their uar that fhey permitted the Uninn To
At all. Ii they ID n1t ieel inter e-t.v la nphal.
ing Ills Uninn-t IL reilly trenches on the 1
rsht--it II enSsn- erS their institutions 20 ~uc
IN extent that they rtuuot feel secure under il
il ther interests are violently as-,i,e,i -, mon,
ct this Uuion-I am not one of thp~e who exre
that tie, viii long continue under H. AN ~
me 81 those who would ask Them - continue
>uch = Tmcn. II would be dpn. violence
the nj liturm oi the party 10 winch belou-
/ We hive adopted the old Declaration ct Inne
/ peHdeilce r. the basis Of our political move
meet which declares that any people whe,
/ their Government cet>e> 10 protect the light
/ Nhen Il i - sub, erte from the true nur
/ p,-es of Government a. 10 opnre-s theas
/ have the right re-ur "a fund mental prime
+ ae- and il Meet be. 10 DESTROY The Cover
meut unt:er which thrv live. and ~
~ RUNS auoiher more conducive Ia their welfirt
/ | mad that thew hive thls right viii asf
h,ne any peoile for exercising II. ~heue, e. the,
! think The coutiug eucs hts come | certainlt
shall be the advocate OF that same doctrine When
ever find that the principles ct this Government
+ hive become - oppressive u the section T..
which belong. that Tree PEOPLE ought not t..
endured You vii not then lind me backward
+ In beng the advocate Of disunion; but that con
I tiuseiscs never having come. have never vet
opened my mouth in opposition To the Union. |
have never entertained thought disloyal TO this
f Union But | ssy. for Heavens sake. act not
+ t,lk nm tired of this eternal din of ''di,soIu
lioa OF the Union" which Is brought up on all
occasions. aud thrust into our faces though
We of the North. had some peculiar reasons f .
maintaining the Union that the Southern State
have not | hope the Union will continue for
ever. believe il NAV continne forever I see
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-23

Governor Mosrox's wheresAouis has AZ last
been ascertained definitely Like Lars army, he
hss been enveloped in FOG for eight or ten d'ys.
He his not been gobbled up BY any Rebel
Riders. for he a exceedingly careful to keep oet
o. harms way. HIS Exreency, as we stated
yesterday. il In New York CITY calculating his
chances fsr a nomin.tion for the Presidency by
the next Repuhlicsn Convention. and LAYING the
pipes To secure thar .iresm Of his ambition. He
hss also another object in visiting the CONNER
ciaI and financial emporium at this time. and
that i tn ply the interest on the State debt in
some inirect way. On Saturday he telegrarhed
20 the State officers as follow: Il think IL liz ely
the interest on the State debt and
save the credit OF the Stae without compromis
ing YOU or any one under the decision Of the Su
preme Court" o. p. VI is evidently great
hnancier. lie spurns the idea Of paying the OBJ
legations Of the State in the way that the Consti
tu,ion anc the laws prescribe. as being entirely
too common place. He wants TO show his genius
in oorrowing money 10 paw debts, when there is
an abundance OF funds in the Treasury for the
purpose. We know of M way of paying the
;ntere-t on the State debt under the decision
of the Supreme Court. lawfully. without the
money passing through the Treasury Of the
State. aud it can only be drawn from the
Ire ,sury by appropriations in pursuance o.
law. The duty of His ExcelIcncy in the
matter IA plain. Let him assemble the
Legislature. and in three DAYS after il convenes
the whole matter csn be arranged. What il the
use Of the Governor trying TO whip the Devil
around the stump in the matter Of paying the in
tere-t. when there y n plain and manly way Of
doing it? IL il the province and duty Of tie
representatives. Of the people to publ Q
revenues and direct the payment of the public
debts Ii they fail 20 their duty in that regard,
the Constitution empowers the Governor 10 as
semhe them whenever the public interests de
mand Il. That exigeucy has arisen The credit
OF the State is endangered by the Legislature
failing ri it, last session to make the appropria.
ton. necessary to pay her just creditors Jf hs
calls them together tor that purpose. and they
fail TO appropriate the funds To pay the debts oil
the State. upon them. and not him. will rest the
responsibility II the Governor wants 10 nay the
interest on the State debt and save the credit OF
the State" he knows the way To do il. and the
ouly wiz to DO il lawfully. is by Legislative
appropriation.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-23
MEDICAL.
Dr. ludiuIm's specific,
rlgE cCKE
GOnorrhea, elects, Whites Structures
COMPLAINTS OF IIsE ORGANS OF
GENERATION.

ffyHE Gonorrh9a, or commonly called cls2.is dis
ya-tins maiac,. and J. tso well known re uife
am explains ion u i cay b. got bat difficult
get clear Of Il j. companion bat few admire q PEI
v4des al classes Of y-bst male aud Il male. rich
an p,or both married single. though trouble
eis the treatment II which ha> teneralis heen
than IN. disease i;~e. TIE common fAsh iouabs
il drs teyf y0u Of al business. hen
u siarsatioi,-livug bread and Tea.
water Cruel Zen slops. you fnusithen b. eed.
cupp-d or -achrd. combined 9Th ing medicines,
Injection ls'i rs outns-fts. and warm fomentA ons
Every few dass the mriicne- changed: and after
muiths treatment tni- Wy. which the patient
bsars With grraf foruct fear "a osue. be l. dis
charged discharge uimes With an irritable uretog
swe led testic enlargement 81 tue PROSTATE and
90 a disease o. The neck OF the blafcer.
rnis>pecihc. which acts like charm. with afew doses
lseases and quite pleasant take and ~hich
hAs cured thousands in New York Philadelphia Rsiti-
more and many 81 the Southern Cities a certain and
efecfua remedy. that makes rapid Andpermanen
egarc Diet. drink exercise. Except wreSt
ling. jamnnx .ver-sirAiuing This remedy j. IN
disc Il H Ntrscted from pauts AMI i per-
fectly safe. * purely able 4 contains
curry. that you expose yourself 20 all kinds 81
weaher. without the eoSt danger from the medicine
And II you careful IN wrapping mp your paste.
will have ~ taste or smell nom Il. that you
deprived from going into company being detected b
friends.
Thu is qaack ciue. buta remedy discovered
used with immense success by regular phy stefan
conhieutly recommended 20 the unfortunate.
CAUTlO None l. genuine withoui the signature o
the proprietor. Davidson. and thu box. Allin
frngemeni Of trade marks will be prosecu with th
utmost rgor oiths law.
VIZ DAVIDSON. sole Proprietor.
Cincinnati ohio.
Sold By Druggistsgenerally. jan2s-dems
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-23

All the horses and other rruperty stolen by the
Rebels eere recovered. iuciuding considerable
sum Of msney There Wa greet i''d'gnats'tl
amongst the ciiizens against the r,itefs, ahd
they threatened "a hang tie whole gang Tie
home "a sr'i-, however, took them Ia charge -
pri-oner> OF war.
Thus has ended the second Rei'el Invasion OF
Inditua. There j. this .e-s'u which it letehes
The peopie the border should Al al times be
organized. ready "a reDel such raids And Ne
earnestly urge such Organization upon them. II
should not be delayed single day. Kentucky
j. again teeming with suerrillas. and We are
Liable 70 another iuvasion at any day. h'Bde'
men say that a well organized Rebel force 81
! $40 will be in the State within the next ter
DAYS. II they do come. let u be ready to meet
and repe them.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-23
PuTsrrEs. Pa, March ., 1858

psv ~ been t'ouhled with deaf e. Ter
more pan Gu alter tkug eshf. and stt~ry bee
in. much worse made Up ny mind. IN company Nth A
frird v~ Dr. Jones ~ and after biIg >@s'ai
S-ried Csc. giving fu pr iculars The I,ocfo-'s
reply A.. ctn restore Aour hearing W u n II
ga. ''inw lon. viii il "a you. Doctar," 'Htlf az
sur.' 10 the np.-rafi y p PAINFUL No. r.
operat h that would b. Fanft w1id he In
urouS.' - much Will q cot. locfor," The >um
wa stated. - 10 work = The Dncfor Be ga
Al q thTs uEh lie ln~t-ad
n rain. in par Of he op@raon gave m ~ of a
plea>ng sfn siion. q an oRrsiinn 10 winch h
Wa AZ FER e-s than b n an hour my hear
ng rf-ctly has remained
paid the hector his pre-. AID p-r " Ne tisfei
with my hargan. The DctOr and even. excent
tthrk had the be-t nf the bargain ~ h-r have
written done vouuiaril and not believe the
cure 10 be p.rfs>i would say without reg ri N any
person WILLIAM VANS.
Commercial and River Reporter GibbOnst. eth W ard.
AsIwss present. and heard the conversations snd
re~sed OPERATIONS, ehe~rfaIy eide
xuh The ai.Ove statement A. 2. AN>HT-TZ
I,r Ja,es ha~ hal th0roush medical educsiion IN Eu-
RIPE and m-rscS- His ~ipiom-s suspended in his
oics-Eo.us No. c. aud bates HOu-e. ndi naislis,
IBdlsnA. Iane10-d3s<wlf e
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-23

no'hiHe - re wh'ch think -h"uli di--''l' e
II; but 70 tie N men zee n. -ay - 10 th1t
tl.s have TIA m Interest iu m int lining tbs
Union, a. m' i.-tf that We of Use North
have II th., ink he's have nnf. he Il :"
You can not bly, hold in ih- L i''H; for
the aiiem.i rn,o 80 a .srm- Ia me. spnhl -uh
vert the hr-i principles ui the Government ul' eT
which We i've"
The man Who but few years ~" u,teIei such
sentiments a. the foregoing is nov bitterly de
nOuneing Democrats as ''seces~ioni>ts" and
TRAITORS" who have never entertained q thou hi
diSloyal to the Union or the Constitution. for no
other reason than they cannot subscribe 20 Tho
abolition policy of the marry in power.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-23
The SIX uoath> Ven and the Draft.
NUII NbI :. U, y uIIe 7, I
To the Press o! CincIEsaii:

:. =
To The Press 0! CiAeEsafi:
The following i a copy of 4 dis atch this mo-
ment received from the Secretary of WI:
Gov. Top-rhe men Who vninuteer under
the Pse>.dent'> recent procltn tim will remtii,
fthte 20 enroiiment ard draft bur II drafted they
VII receive credit for the time they serve under
tbe SPECIAL call
e NJ STANTON Sec'v of War"
Recruiting commissions are not Issued for the
siS months service: ali volunteers will uroceei
in squsd> 10 their camps OF rendezvous AMI there
organize; the wishes OF the men thus orgsnixel
a. 20 ~h shall! DC their officers will he re.ne tel
Dawn TOP, Governor
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-23
From Washington.

HooEfns RETRTAT TO WasHINCr'N-GR uNp
LISsSlss or rHE Il, Es-,vE ALAN - PLNS.
sYLss~iA- OSLY Ism RERsL rRooPs ~
PtSNsYLvANiA-TBL FAcrs ABB u Minors
DlFtAr-GES. LhE. Win 100 ono 1RooPs
THKKATkSs WAsalNGr,S. LTc arc. Erc.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-23
FoUNpRIES.
TIE HoOsfEH STATE
FOUNDRY AND STOVE WORKS.

~ ANl>O coNFLF1fD orr FOr~nFy w AIR
Il nov Fr~pa ed O. reeve eut satisfactorily ecut-
GA - Tor ~f"ve- an ctsfnr- .rf~rsIy TIE ssaio
paffir eas l-i returned fruu TIE Easf whsrs ~ IA
prcured th~ most DE- irahe ard erfsct pstter for
ard psriof To everr;rotucso ufoshr uarke re-
eslis vife The aitenton - wholesale dealers 90
thi- branch ~ Hur business viii Request haf tbs w
az u call ou- 0ther work Vii embrace rents
And columns phich Ne desirr O. usks premneft 'es
tire an fur uanufsciurs.l railing and NTH castngs sugar
mill ant kettie- houe ~ork. -uch w~nfiist
dow cap, SITS and h0ow~arr N fact everything pre- ueti
- an sron foundry We respectfully sohft patronage.
snd only promise what vel and promptly per-
form
Ofee and Foundry ies soa,h Delaware street .-otn-
iu~ indianapolis AMI C.ncinrsfi md Indiana Centrsl
Freight DcPots, indianapolis inaians
myl3- COX. LORD 4 PICK.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-23

in -ag. cracking whistug >oruds, Ike falling Of W.
iers ana siid ness and confusion o. memoy for thirty
deaf that persons bat 10 SPEAK very led
10 me Dr. Jones. Of New York being at Monouga-
"A Hon.e and having such great success. then re-
,,lved 70 r., once more had been Under the treatment
Il VIA called he bvst ply ans IN hi Country
and grnpe. and they had al ailed IT. Jones :
ued M enfirig and that With az ahy psin. i'uriu-
h. hort time which Dr Jones iied IN ihi- eity
Pittsburgh Q have seen hundred ladies and j.
fen~n That BE- has cured of partial and oal de fne,s and
blnTus, uni -srSaliN concsded here that be j. th.
Tar Doctor 10 erica, and many 10y he IS
he be,i in the world II fra couvic Jon that what
Dr. Iaht.ne. A Jones ant cur clat he curei am
:, rul outiit Ell q his unpar Nd kill that will take
pleasure in answering any questions be asked
me Address TO. o. csN on J'tN KING,
No ~ Mood street. Piti>hgrg Pa.
Al King \ Co.'S Wholesale Glass House
Piitsburg, AIr 5, 1883.
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Army CONTRACTS.
>EALED PROPOSALS. -;
QrARTEksAsTEk GENsRAL's DEPAETNyNT.)
INniANN NoiTN4Eb+s
IL iANAFciIs, Nd, Jgl- 3. 63.

h.. FALED rEoFo Al n Ill b TviB ATT :
: j parrmriit unti Noida he 18th iust4it az :
a &c Z. u for furni, iig U'hin TJf,sa ''9gs nm
dr I'D ~ coet.fcf. Ire lowing camp vq-iYas.:
80 g. iuar II Cote Boilers
90 10 quvt I Buckets.
6-5 Pain Fry pas.
! e Boz COfe- Mills
1h- fiwsre 20 -. n q f good substantial material
al OF ir.trats workman bip.
The uni- signed The right q fejecfrg
all bids that b. made for TIN alb v- article. snc
al.e Of SEEMING Increasing he QUANTITIES above sPec-
lied as the public service may require
The goos he d. yrrrd az this Department free Of
Oh re Ter frr CIR drsyase.
Cab wi BE- paid FOR he articles on delivery.
ilnv23. did A SIsiNk. @ u. G.
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Splendid Photographic Picture of the
Death of Gen Lyon,

VVvASTFD-A responsible perssn % undertake the
w Agency for te all & the above the >sate o.
lndirns IN d The mo popu A work nov before the
public. and commands large ie. >tz@ n BY 10 The
i~h-r- prepared l-s the Safe
20 elo~e VI r--p sbe per 90 for the rpre~ns ion
Of re sisie sniirp. Lsrge suns money are be z
lid by ents F.r and naricaisr- al re.s
HN B wHTkHSAD. P-LA.lsTs' Agent, Box ? as
Posto1es, ~. Louis, No. j>z2-d2
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Dr. JONES heing well versed In the most improved
meIhod> OF the MED Al AND SURGICAL TeE ATMENT
OF DISEASE. ould ak the afflicted HIM a trial,
AID or the.f benei, would submit; .he following
one Of my has been ooked for twenty-five yeas
impairing the 0n and dsgur ng me- Hearinu OF Dr..
J No. great ski !. coisU q him. April Il. isG3. ~
ii rslurg. IA. lie t,ld he could make my a
I'll NJ ia minute told him e. a. IL: hr did
made IN, I've natural in sish AMI appearance I'll az
ficfei need hesitate IN going DR.. Joue>
he j. master of his profession.
d. STARK. Aurora. Ind.
Mr.. Stark Is a lumber merchant
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PROBES SIGNAL.


nFrERS MS PROFESSIONAL SERVICES TO THE
y ciriz-ls OF Ind an polls and cnitv.
once IN McOass's biOek. KenGzeky Avenue.
jlne23-dlm
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R-More than eight hundred guns OF General
Fremonts European pur ;hase have lately been
found tn have Ho commune ,tion between the
ruh- and the barrel. and the guns could not be
fired