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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-12-01
'olse' signal Rate. OF AG..r,s.In.-
JOB PRIMrIHa

Job Printing ofev,, yIe.ertp,,o,
xp'ditiOusly sxeeutedto order ont ,h.."'. ne1
Anassortnenfc blank, k.pt.on,,..,,.
~ All orders for Adverti,ipv ~ - -
De accompanied by cash, unlesssome person SnaIre
uoecones responsible for the same. -
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-12-01

Loyal League 10 defined 'an Adolf.
tisn anti go-GO- The war-cIub'
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-12-01

IL is no shsne TO harH. The shame il
b 10 ignaIa6t.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-12-01

what's mOst likely 70 become . womsr
A giIl.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-12-01

Despise nothing becsuss it's weak. The
fy aud the locust have done more bnrt
than ever bears cpd lions did.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-12-01
W. G. MPS SON,

ARCHITE CT AND BUILDER.
WILL furnish Plans and Specifications, and take
y UOntracta for, superintend the erection Of
Sngs.
shop and Once on Chicago Street, near A.. 4 St.
l. X y. Depot n33-tf
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-12-01

a husband can readily ispi the bilis-of
his vile. she is not ashamed to be seem
footing biz stockings.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-12-01
De RY

DRs. ALLEN 4 sALTER, permanently
located IN Joliet, is prepared TO perform
NlIpyA all operations in the profession, In the
AD latest and most approved style. Arti-
neal Jobs IRON single Tooth to full sett, inserted
4 SAESASsPherie principle.
ISe:h Extracted without main.
OH1icE on Jefferson st., In HawIey's New Building
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-12-01
en- las. E. Keller,

~ n % ne M u IL u ~
A GENT FOR THE UNITED STATES AND AMER
N ieAn Express Companies, will forward Rreightand
VAlnAbes to all points Of the country Notes, Drafta
And Bills eOtsefed, and proceeds returned promptly
Joliet. JulF Il. 1850 NIT
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-12

He was released, know not how, OF
won't say, and placed among %. This
officer sas che vistim Of irsesponsibIe
authority and fiendish cruelty - welded
BY ,hi. pri.on inspector. While conin-
Cd in the cell, the Colonel asked in
writing twice for . bible, but no notice
was taken Ct tho reque't. One officer
taken a, Gettysburg AS slappsd III ths
face bv hi. insl ec,or, for saying that be
thought 10 had no right to take fIom
him a small fragment OF sheet which he
b al in his pocket as a relic.
There are also there about one hun
dred free negroes Of the North, officers
servants from the army and navy. One
of The many nights spent in Libby IL
deeply engraved npon my mind. A free
negro OF Philadelphia, CAPTURED in the
navy; nearly white, received three hun
dred and twenty FIVE lsshes in . room
Immediately beneath us, his load cries
and plea1lugs penetrating every part OF
the build ny, as blow followed blow
lie was then wrapped in blanket which
vas saturated with salt and water, and
cast into one of the dungeons for a
month or mere. Such .cenes and crios
were frequent. Those of our number
vho entered there as advocates OF slave
~, or at leas. sJmy ashizers, are such &c
I more.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-12
To I'OPse Owners.

DR. 81 EET'S l\Fs .LiRLE L!NIMf Mt FOR
ii''hSE> Is unfivaled by any, ana in all cases Of
i.anepess, atisng FROM spraiIs, BRUISES or
y r.nrhing, its e9.ct i nag u. and certain
harness N-Gd,e Calls, Scratches, Mango, dc, it
"il aise cure speedily. SPAWN sud i.lnebene
may te easily rrey ncs AID cured in their aac D
cent stages, car frni.d ca-es beyt nd possi
oility Of Il radicai cure. 80 case of the Kind
however. is 20 desperate or hopeless IL az il Y
be slievisled by his i..niment, and its faithful
arp.icat'oD viii always remove the Lameness and
able he horses 70 travel With con aratye ease
Every hprse owner Should nave this remedy st
hand fer is timely at the frat appearance Of
Llmene viii ctfcctu lis prevent hose formidable
diseases mentioned, 10 which ali horses are liable
AMI whi.1 render So many otherwise valuable
horse nearly worthless.
see ,er,isenent i2.iwlv
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-12
MISCELLANEOUS.
WILCOX &cIB3S
3 Z w In q m ACulNE
Price, with Hsmmer 4 FeIler. xlO
THE WILCOX A0IBBs SEWING MACur
L is the best machine, 'oiasont regard 10 p,;ce.f
Family sewing,
Braiding,
hemning,
Telling.
Tucking,
MISCELLANEOUS.

IL forms nat even and elastic ssam vh;ch =.
"s!fanted Dol u rip 10 wear, even il the sem i,
cut a. frequent intervals ard also utder sr c;,-
eoms'ances ITO survive the wash tub"
p..en'ed dev,ce OF great utility to learners.
prevents the possibility u the machine he;, 80
IN the wrong direction or the baI.os.
wearing . lady'e dress. ""es
Another feature which deserve, r.,,;..,.
tention Is the Wilcox Patent Needle. vhich go
not be set wrong. can
tits cmph atically the good Iov .,,;o,a
sewing machine that the public have lon. my my
wanting for.-Bosica Iran,cr,n. os'n
It's indeed wonderful production AMI
ny use especially no other Will bear any eer,,ar
ison with it, PhI. Er.ning .ourn,i fS'
mechanical woIder.-.SteutiGe A..,:
Among the best and most seryiceabl. -.
machines. Light and elegantly finished Ard %
simple IN ifs construction that it seems aimo,.
impossible !oi II to get cut o. repair : Ping Urn
ChrorIds. e"y
has combined with its own peculiar merits nj,
the really valuable Improvements OF ,hs b;sha.
prices nachines.-- Penn yfraaian
Ihis msciline in the op, MON OF Tho cor r;,,..
NUS more nearly the requirements of perfect ms.
chime than any on exhibiton.-franAtn In,t,,,,.
Report or 1868 '"'''"s
Taking into consideration sm1Iici,y ebe,,,..,
durability and aong all wo,l the conm;,,se 800 80.
unanimously in favor Of the v ioox 4 Gbb's a
single thread mtcbine. - Pennssirguia Sot.
rtcniturat Socieiys Report -
We must IN justice express cur confidence in ira
merits OF the Wilcox h Gibbs sewing macbino
we consider thnta great diside,a,uR has beer
nppiiel by y In proving beyond doubt thar two
| 'hlsaCs are NOT as was supposed, Necessary 10 a
good machine.-- Chri.tiou AJeocase AMI .lo.r,.I
| jane II. 1859. e""'"1'
Alter much wear and many vasb;pps n.
| stitching Is found to retain eli the rourdoo..
evenness ard frmness which are 20 much adm;,.I
| At frst.-Nc,c FORK Sun, "A''e~
In princIcit is perfect --Engineer Lnsou
mas evident oin;s superiority over al others.
Philadelphia P,ea.
sersiceaoie machine. Ofthis We have ex.
pemeIce IN our own family boston 1,ar,i,r.
inc beauty and simplicity Of ito mechanism
are dmiratle.- Eygr,rs
| Nese~ing machine heretofore introduced In,
IN - snort nme acquired such well me,i,cd pop
| cinrlty. C'ncanrdHi gazette.
we esteem II the best machine for family use
me stitch IS ua.rcetsio not.--S,gasd ty mamy hun.
dred citizens # Ph'tadelpiio.
| sSend for Circular. u,
| JAMES WILCOX Manufsc.u,c,
spoctf 5gs BroadwnyN NY
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-12

EtIToR OF THE DEMOCRAT AND NEws-Deur S.r
With your permission wish to say to the read
ers of your paper that | vii send by return mai
70 all who wish il, trce) Recipe, with ull di-
rections for ra,ny and using simple vc4 eiable
Pimplcs, Blotches faa, fseeklcs and all Inig mi
ties OF the kin, leavitg The zane soft, clear
stn oo;h ara he, u,ilul.
| will also maii tree 70 those haviug Bald Heads
r Bare taccs .,m-iG directions ard information
NAT .lii rnao ole them 10 stt,r tn'l growth Of
iuxuriant t all. " hiss rs ora Moustarhe. ia less
than 80 ,,sys all applications answered by re-
tu,a irail without charge.
4, spectt aiy yours. Taos. F. CHAPMAN,
ie,1-d3,a sem 81 No. SCI Broadway. N. Y.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-12

GOLDEN. AMBER, SUGAR HOUSE, NEW
VI crleaDs. and Honey syrups, very choice
ana cheapat {. L. BURR'S.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-12

lava, RIO, o. g., DANDELION, AND COZ
C.P. BURRs.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-12

DaUsHES. WOODEN WARE OF livery
ID kind also Wa. hing Machines and Clothes
Lines ut (spS-dtf, BURR'S.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-12

NfACkEhEL. WHITE FISH. COZ FISH
N1 Halibut, Of excellent quality. and -ery low
at G. p. BURR'S.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-12

The selection recently ne'u :" NAs!
la.d uuder the very eyes Of the Admin
i.tr.tion furnishes fine illustration Of
the dangers Of "mi''tary ds'pos''m
which 90 many people affect to regard as
;mpessible in a country composed OF
such people - ours. II is = well kno"n
fact that Gen. Scheuck had issued al
order placing the whole matter Ct the
election in the hands of his military
aubordina,es; that Gov. Bradford had
protested against this usurpation Of
power to the President; that the Pres
ident had partially msdIfcd Schenck's
order that Schenck had intei dlcted the
publication Of Gov. Bradforl's address
80 the people Of tic State, &c. 1t no"
turns cut that the notifications made
by the President were not observed, and
that Schen Ike original order was the
rule at the polls on election day. The
National Inteii;gencer oil Saturday lays
The official evidence as to the iact before
the public as follows:
We have before MS an official copy Of
the original orders promu ga'ed ~ Gen
Schenck, duly certified by The written
signature If wv. NJ. Este, Major aud
.Aide-dc-Camp." Ti's copy contains an
full the FRS. order, sohich the Idesi en'
had anuuiied. Endorsed On it is the
following, addressed by Capt. John {.
Holland, the military candidate for Con
gress in ,be Fifth District, % the deputy
provost marshal charged With tie deli'-
cry Of the "orucrs
s:-Yon will please deliver this cir
cular to the judges Of the election 10
your district, and see lint their p'oci-
sion: arc complied ,Oith.
JOHN G. HOLLAND,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-12
Ch,caco. Feb u. Is5;

0NfcHSU, TtU T, TcVo.
IN Sol NoS Sir = When you FIRST arrived in
mi 81 c,licj With Mrs Sherman at your office
nn4 purchased two pairs Of your patent gold
9re..a3ios. We have found then. superior to
any We I'd eAer used before. They realized mere
than 80 could have expected. We can see as
go If rtablc as w en- girl and boy.
| remain yours respectfully,
: q ssnERnas, No 80, Sherman House.
g. SOLOMON. haom No 2. Farfand's Block, corner
Secont ard Brady streets. ocl7-d&wlm
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-12
Groceries, Flour Il Feed Store,

TNBE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY IN.
FORMS the citizens O Sect and adj eiuiny
counties, hat he will constantly Keep in Lis aew
Store, corner o. Secon and Scot. streets q good
assortment OF Groceries. Flour and Fe j, which
ne VIII always sell at the loves, ma ket price
highest price paid fer farm Produce. Goods
delivered free Of charge in csty limits.
oclS-dAwiy| SAML Y. YOUNG
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-12
i'.o,n E.ishop iefevr..

w Solomon, ir:-yho benefit ] have rcceiy-
ei the S.ect cles ob,a}i ID .stiny u induce NE
Is c~mess the pea ure / We received nom them
lkey suit my etes 10 aol.iraii1n. ran now see
ii common distances Is candle light as we'll as
~ V. with The s.ine case - y len 10y, Nhich
coud aet 20 WIN aAy other glas es ! have
used II affords tie greatest pleasure TO avail
80 SIT ol tbs tiui Of ;stifyig how satisia :
tory has been ny cxpcrien e 0; .oor skili.
epuci4n. lurs iuiy, I LEF1tRS, Bishop
etroit, Nov G. 1852.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-12
Eise hinges Pc ,yists Ssacssi.se.

Our LETTER A FAMILY SEWING MA
StlAa is fast ga ming worldwide reputation
Is is hcyoud conbt tho hest and cheapest and
meet beautiful Of eli Family s wing Machines
g ofered 20 he public. n other Family sew
ise Machine has inaaY useful appliances fer
iienm iug. lfindrg fsliag, Tucking Gathering
Graginr, ktaiding. Embroidering, Cording. and
s9iorth. No other family sewing machine has SO
uiu-h capacity fer a goat variety oi work. Il
sill sew al kinis of c 9th, aud with all kinds Of
thread. Great and rec lit Improvements make
our Family Sswns Hichiae most reliable, and
mos dlfahle. aai Ia ost certain in action at all
r,les ot speed. II nakes I. e nterlocked stitch,
spict. The hest known. Any ore, even Of the
|dinary captcity. can see, glance, how TO use
The letter 4 Family SEWN, Machine Cur fsm-
iy Sewing Machines ere .inished in chaste ard
exquisite 5 SIC.
be Folding case Of the Family Ma-hine is
piece OF cunning warE q nship OF the most useful
kind l. protects he machine when not in use,
ard when about 70 be operated may be opened as
spaci Gus and substantial! table to sust-in the
work. While some of the Gases, made ont OF the
en-, iccst woods. are faisheiin the implest and
cnastest manner possible, others adorned and
embelished IN the most costly ana superb manner.
It's absolutely necessary to see tho Family
Machine in operation, so as 20 Judge Of its great
capacity and beauty. lis fast becomin. pop
ular fer miiy sewing as our Manufacturing ma
shines are Tor manufacturing purpose
The Bran OIfces are all veil supplied with
silk twist, thread, needles, oil, &c, Of the best
quality.
Send for Pr MPHLET.
TIE SINGER MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
ass Broadway. N. Y.
Chicago Office, so Clark Street.
X. kRAUSE,
80 nuvo
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-12
Ihicacn. Dec l4.lS52.

Nhlcbgu, Zee u, ISJZ.
SR SoroMov. Sis:--1 have been uhder the
necessity OF using elias. es Tor several years, but
nave r.vcr iouLc lair 10 suit my ewes until
got them FROM M y. Since that tine find my
eyes muca better. Wishing you every success in
) bur urdortakiug. am yours, DE.
CT KELLoG /. No l73 ~ta.e street:
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-12

SULTASA, ROYAL TABLE, At HENEU II
- Olive afcies, u orcestershire. Tomato Cat
sup, Pepper Saace ana Mixed Pickles Of sll kinds
at EUhK'S.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-12

& PlCtSsUF ALL K1sDS-FRtSH AND
- casap at G. P. BURR'S.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-23

Rev. Henry Ward Beecher returned
home . few days ago. He did nobls
work for our country in his splendid eff
forts before immense crowds in England
in favor Of the cause of the Government
and the Union. His appeals to the hu-
manisy, honesty and good sense Of the
people Of Crest Britain will influence the
minds Of millions Of persons in that coun-
try. and will exert inost full effect
in behalf of our cause and our county,
The traitors of the South will no longer
end sympathy there, except amongst the
aristocrstic friends of despotism and the
ignonnt and debased Of the lowest orders
of theteeming population. The iaausntial
middle classes, and the industrious and
intelligent mechanics bsse heard Beeches
or read his speeches, and cannot hence
forth fail to appreciate ouresuss and SYM
pathise with its loyal supporters in Amer.
ica. - <
All honor to Henry Ward Bsecher for
his noble championship Of our country
on foreign, SOIL. q @4
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-23


CONCERT THIS EVENING Our citizens
should remember that Madame Anna
Bishop gives a concert this Monday J
evening, at the Atbeneum. She will be
assisted by her talented daughter, Miss
Louisa Bishop, vocalist and pianist, and
Mr.. Sedgwick. We congratulate the
lovers of song on the prospect of hearing
one of the first vocalists Of the age, and we
bespesk tor the fair singer large, appre-
ciallve audience. Madame Anna is too
we'll known throughout the country to
require any comment from us, but We
feel assured that her audience viii not go
away disappointed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-23
THE CITY.
Tho Place 70 get your Pria&isg!

The DxiLr CARS Crrr Orrros is the place to get
Printing done ON SHORT SorIcR and AT CHEAP
PkIcEs.
Bankers .....0et their Printing done at this office
Railroads ....Get their Printing done at this Office.
Merchants. their Printing done At this Office.
Druggists. their insing done ut this Office.
Concerts :. Gst their Printing done at this Office.
Hotels ...... Get their Printing done at this office
Steamboats, Get their Printing done at this Office
Lawyers -. Get their Printing done at this Office
lns Co.'S ...Get their Printing done at this Office
Flremen 80. Get their Printing done at this Office
In fact, every business mechanic in the
city, gives this oicr their Printing. Our facilities
are superior to any office in Southern Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-23

0RsSA sl1ssA pAsses1s6S
she natlr0aAs n The 1ss sOisfAos -
lOWos & -k% SS%Ss%
Sra ~ hand yos the following sx-
hibie sAsviag b aslsil the Gross Rs.sipts
from passengers Of the several railroads
in the lst DsGfisty ef lows . rstusued
to this Office under the provisions of The
Excise Laws of the United States.
Yonrs, trnly B. H.. PIokEL, q
District Assessor.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-23
P.r..a sro,vnlow,. Paper.

We ind il our exchanges Parson
Brownlow's address to his patrons on re-
sumiug the publication Of the Knoxville
Wing, November ll.h. 1868. 1t ia in
tensely loyal, Of course, and demands the
administration of the halter as the proper
remedy and punishment for the leaders Of
the rebellion. Il prescTibes shooting and
hanging Of guerrillas - the only mode oi
putting step to such infamous and bar
barcus crimes IS naturally spring from
che degfaded aud savage condition into
which traitors are sinking He -denoa ,
css Southern preachers as the worst oi
men, guilty Of ell manner Of immosali,ies
and vices in their own persons, and the
shief instigasors OF the many fearful crimes
which mark the bloody records Of South.
ern tssssDa g1Yl 315Sk1 d {
Of the slavery question be says:
xyIn regard to slaverr, ws win take the
Rt6llEEhioH skb befieass I'D keiis ptovs;
aud thst is, that il -oaa aot longer msis-
tain itself ID the temperate some, after
this rebellion and that the African race,
whom emancipstsd. hill disappe6r.E The
sleve Stasss and slAyehsldess have abets
ishsd slsvsry By the rsbsilion aed il con
ssqi9ices~-by the war, aa3 tAe ossssitus
'konal means accorded 10 the .Goserumepl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-23
sEs.afs sS 1x-I sy - - 2rfc.e E.ua 2trH
KE0KUK, TO OWAnGMONDkNsyNOVENBER2 23.1s63


ss&soss1s sBb00noD9o0s@s E%H
We ars permitted to make tAe following
szs-astsll6h sssssr xiittsd 3 kaiknl
con Of Iovs, now 10 Washington City, TO
. fiissd h Ksektk: &F-~ sil5s
Az an admirsy ef Gen. Curtis. and ooe
who appreciates ssssthing Of his trus
worth - man, = statesman and soldier,
know you win b intsrssssd 70 hear .ha,
biz vindicasion from any and N alleged
cotton speculaiion is sweeping and com.
plsts. He stands, what the Presiden,
hes alv.ys beloved him 70 BE- proved IL
aocsat agaiost most wicked and uahsard
Of psssunpssoa Of gailt. With your mer-
curial and volcanic teDpsr,nent, you
would "biow up oil Washington if you
could see the viIlainoss record which in
famous .scoundrels have heaped up against
Gen. G. Justice must havs been asleep.
10 we'll As eys-bandaged, when .shis infa-
ny was perpetrated.
But there was never conspiracy which
sought to overthrow the good upon false
and slanderous charges that was not sooner
or later exposed. l don't believe / ever
underwent such emotional experiences as
| did in the examination OF the record
Let me tell Jou. 4A
The court vas constituted Of prejudiced
men vas in violation Of the articles of
war excluded the accused aud his couu-
sci; would not allow witnesses cross ex.
amined, nor the Introduction Of frebu.tina
testimony; theyas hunted dawn neroes,
d'sloyal ssd irresponsible men, disap-
pointed cotton sharks, and everybody
seemingly Who had any rsasoa 70 speak
unfavonbly Of sGsn. Curtis, o. had any
petty malice or envy to crafty, while feli-
able men, aud men Of chsrscter, Who
knew most about transactions which
seemed to trouble them most, we're no.
summoned ss al. ALI rules Of evidence
we're viohted-hssrsay and ruuor beisg
the basis Of belief; indeed, every guaran.y
OF innocence was ignored. And yet, With
all their four months inquisition, and By
making the most violeat prescriptions
and constructions, upon purely exparte
batch Of evidence. in one single ias,aoos
of which has no man sworc he kner any
thing shout Gen. Curtis guilty they & nd
but four instances IN which hs coald have
had an interest. and simply because be
could, they infer be did. II were petty
Jogging . case before . Justice Of the
peace, Who would convict .shoulder.
hitter Of assault and battery on such
testimony. / would ask that he b super
sedsd by some condemned army mule!
| l do not, cannot exagge1te the wick.
eaness of the cotton conspiracy agaias,
our General. Bot it 10 Ill clear nov, aud
the vindication, visible, think, will II
his early assignment 70 . commaud.
| Hshas hosts Of frieSos, everywhere.
/ Nsnd ssos hssrts hese 70 cooperate 10 ID.
work Of bringing to light The great sroas
done him, and they will demand that b,
b given = command % soon - one suita
bls offers. ses
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-23

The different oonuties Of Indiap, are
outvieing each other 10 endeavoring to
make soldiers families comfortable And
helping on the Sanitary Comnission. A
soldier . supper u Lafayette, tho other
night, ne'ted $3.50; Carroll county has
given $3.50 in cash and 400 wagon loads
Of provisions; Que gen,leman d iu RicLmed
has given 81 900; and these are only
examples Of whss is going on all over the
State.
Some Of the ladies in Hartford ap.
pear in the streets without hoops, but
With dresses that come down only to the
ankle, disclosing balmosal boots and
striped STOCKINGS. Que Of The Hartford
papers thinks this pleasant REFORM"
s- Nearly eighteen hsadred men are
employed at the Portsmouth,, IN. n. }
Navy Yard. Among the vessels building
lis an irunsciad steamer named The Ava.
Insen,icus, Which Is /, ,564 to1s, 2l4 ieet
long, 53.ieet wide aud Is feet deep.
-A'little before IL o'clock on Friday
night. the fur stofs ofsGsergs @. Tread.
Well / Son, in Broad way. Albany, was
catersd by thieves, and about from
v3, ,000 90 ~. .000 i'd fus were carried
OF. 81 .-..s---ss
I, --As thsrs is ndch bpuriouus, postal cur.
rency ID circulation, il BECOMES I matte,
Of interest to know bow to detect it. On
the eounaerlsits thas fsals uE'' In the
words s-Uhited Ststes Postage" oyer the
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