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Sherif's Sale.
John Griffin,
apainst

Ezra NJ. Lemon.
By virtue Of writ of venditioni exponas to me
directed from the court Of common pleas OF
Monroe county, o., will offer for sale at public
auction, at the front door Of the court-hc use,
in the town of Woodsfeld, in said county,
between the hours of ten o'clock, a. m. and
O'Clock, p. m, on
Saturday, the 31ss day of October, 1868,
the following described real estate, situate in
said county, to wit:
The undivided one seventh part Of the west
part of the south west quarter, of the south
east quarter of section one, township four, OF
range Eve, containing tweney acres; Also the
east b ,lf of the south west quarter of the same
section, township and range; Alss the south
vest qusrter of the south west quarter of the
same section township and range; Also part
of the north east quarter of section six, town
ship three, range five, containing twenty acres
more or less. srfs.tfs krs s-.f.ss..f.
Taken in execution and levied upon as the
property Of Ezra NJ. Lemon at the suit OF John
Gifin.
GEO. w. CARRoTHERS. sea
- '- Sheriff, NJ. co.
ssptemser so, Is63.-4w
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Farm for salc.

MIGHTY ACRES of land near Antioch, In
IN this county. 55 acres cleared, three Log
dive ling houses and other buildings. Said
farm 'slweIl adapted for sheep or stock. Any
person ltesiring to purchase will call on Allen
5hotwen, at Antioch, or the undersigned.
Terms liberal y This farm is ordered to be
sold by the Will Of Isaac Philips, deceased.
Z. NJ PHILIPS,
Yssir ss4s-s4,ie.a4 THOMAS WEST,
Feb. as 1863 .---tf. tF EssE5 Executors.
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Master Commissioners Sale
- ~ ShcriHS; .le.


A.es4a e6s Sheriff S;te. ss ssz
8aps ssk .ssa ---<---s s- sHr
VS. tsez av9 Assifsw Cline, ssi
--ssE s1rssl againsf sis sseS
9ssFgs Dye James Dye and Joseph Dye.
ny virtue OF an sxesution to me directed
ID frem the Court Of Common Pleas of Mon
rss eouuty, ohio, 4 viii ot5sr for sale at public
auction, at ths front door Of the courthouse,
in the yewn Of woodsfeId, in said county be-
twes1r the bouts Of ten o'clock .. m, and four
sfssssk y. M, on a - - = = 49,, =
Saturday, tAe sia Daysofa 0eto6srT 1865,
the following described rsrl estate situate in
said sounty, o-wit: Easts half Of the north
east auarter of section %, t,wi stip 4, range
6, containing so aerss. also the north partof
the neitbwest quSrter OF section 16, town.
ship &, range g., containing s5 -arcres, more or
less, AL In Monroe county, Ohio.
Taken in execution and levied upon as the
property Of George Dye, j. mes 3. Dye and
Joseph Dye, At the su II # Andrew Cline.
GxC. W. .cAKR G11, l9Es, sh.iif n. C.,
sept. so, 1868 - - .e:,sss -,
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Master Commissioners Sale.
PY virtue Of mandate from the Court yof
ID Common Pleas Of Monroe County, ohio,in
the case of Michael Montgomery against Will
ham C. Johnston and others, to me directed.
win offer for sale at public auction, AZ the
dsor Of the courthouse, in said county, on Fa
Tuesday, the 9th day of October, 1863,
between the hours Of 10 O'clock, a. N. and 4
o'clock p. M, the following described real es-
tate situate in said county, to-wit: The north
west quarter Of the southwest quarter of sec
tion % in township and range 2, containing
40 acres be the same more or less.
ssfa' 10 esH - WILLIAM oKEY, ea-
% Master Com. Monroe Com. Pleas.
sept. %, ls6s-4w.
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JAMES W. WALT0M,
G governmental Claim Agent,
$3.50 WOODSFIELD, OHIO.
Office, opposite the Court House.

W.
cnndus
ecn ing
shanis
the ci for
crew
Gunboa Pentee all claims
enc Governme
Also H Pay 7ar Lands the loyal States .. shs
REFERENCES.
Hon. EdmundsC GenrL Land
Ex " ! IN R.. Norris.
Esq, of Pensions IN Bq.
R. o |
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Home Testimony.

III IHNII.3I q - 4 81 "
Athens. Athens Co. Ohio. Ang. 10, 1883,
DIR. c. Roback: s1a 6-A t3sis
your Scandinavian Blood Pills and Blood Pu-
ri6er, that | have used several boxes and
bottles, and have found their effects on my
system to be all that it is claimed for them
In your advertisements. / have also seen the
effects of your pills upon child four or Eve
years old, in expelling worms from the bowels.
One dose given the child, confined to the bed,
and apparently very sick. caused the worms
to come away from itin great numbers, and
they were found craving and scattered all
about. Ther child thus relieved recovered
immsiiateiy, ssdis now we'll and hearty. 81
Uasst Eal "a Yeurs, &c., seaf fa-assi
,1Giss sasasu sss J0sEPN HERR0LD.
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Master Commissioners Sale.

WaStcF ClIiiIIlISSlOHEFba SaIt.
DR. virtne of a mandate 70 me directed from
- the Court OF Common Pleas of Monro.
county, Ohio, ON
Tuesday ne 21td Day ef October Nert
the fross slaor of the court house in sal
county, b.,ss,-sn the hours of ten O'Clock IL
the forenas.. tnn four O'Clock In the after
noon of saff day. shall offer at public sale
lot numbsr ~ ensy-nine in the town of Cia,
ington, in ~ county to ssatssFy a rnertgagr
made by Jainax n tsny 20 List & Howell ais
fo,satisfg other in glaent crsditofs. App1aiss
xsst very low. E1WARD ARCHBoLD,
Mas. con. N. g. o.
espk ls, is5s<4s. 49,
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New AmbrOtypes.

THE undersigned has fitted up room in
j his own house, whe re he is now prepar-
ed to take PICTURES at anys time. AMBRO-
TYPES copied and fitted and put up in LOCK-
, D. NJ. THOMAS, artist.
May 20, 1868. ., 49, tef .arsie &.
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The following per.
soas are the aath-
-orized Collectors fer
Townships opposite
their Names, who win
receive the 4Dupli-
Gates after the 2oth
OF December.
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Ohio hereby
Townships Villages,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-09


Wednesday was a day for Chicago 70 DO proud o. BY
the voice Of her citizens che proclaimed 70 the world that
right Of free speech has nos yet passed away tnat I'M
nuny OF thought and discussion are yet among the in
aiieuabe privileges of men born " iroodom unitedy
oe enorued in their very midst striking 1t thar prero
gatves their birhrght their franchise and. with the
power which alone the popular voice can sent Out
warning which fanaticisn may well heed. Twenty
thousand bold men with one acclaim decroed that speech
and press shall DO untrammelcd and that shall
not usurp the Unborn rights OF tho American Citizen
From carly dawn, through tho day and far into the
night the streets were througod with eager and eanes
men whose words those Of deepest Indignation and
resentment At the blow % openly struck at their liberties
To do justice TO the intensity q this feeling would trans
cend the limited space here Afforded ana mus. SunSe
that event occurring IN the history OF the Nvren
west ever excited 20 general and SO uncompromsing
spirit Of opposition Even the aggressive holiness Of that
ed before this mighty popular sought
protection In cnwardy silence or behind the susn array
ed their bulwark. The lapse Of hours brought, no relief
from excitement, ana the announcement tnat grand
evening was received with enthusiasm and fsrvor
intense 10 describe. Following this came
the announcement OF proceedings In the United
states Circuit Court restraining arbitrary violence, and
whole capacity o presses sufficient TO
supply the Unsuitable demand for details OF the event
Thus the day asscd In fever Of commotou, and night
brought is hronging DIS 10 swell the great
tion OF freemen-a convention beside which the
81 se no
Randolph street was blocked by dense living
mass whose shouts and acclamaons rent the air. and
drew orth even their wondering ana trembling antago
nsts as on lockers. Fanatics they ever
dreamed Of when this concourse moved the street in
slmos countless numbers and tok possession OF the
court Hoase square. For the first time they the
strength tho opposition their reckless spirit has aroused
Full twenty Thousand determined men assembled
in aao around the incosure. The police stood
by with - ref ranks, but Their, WAS no need OF
their attend nrc oIence was not the intention q that
concourse lie, me TO hear applaud the truth and
by their ice n put the seal OF condemnation
UPON unwarranied Of oppression and tyranny Speak
took the stand and. In forms overlooking with bold
and cquencc, spike OF events past ana iuture OF
sggressions accomplished and yet 70 come OF frecmen
rights and of the sacred privileges OF loyal and paroc
moo. Az times me audience gave way 70 sne whdes'
,umuts Of applause and the ar rang a never rang 0s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-09
FREE SPEECH AND FREE PRESS,
EXCITEMENT In CHICAGO.
-~~~~---~-~--~~~~~~-~
GREAT FREE SPEECH MEETING.
Patriotic Addresses and Re
solutions.
~~~~~~~~~~~~
THE TIMES NEWSPAPER SUSTAINED.
PROCEEDINGS In THE FEDERAL COURT.
GENERAL BURNsIDE's ORDERS.
REPUBLICAN, PETITION TO THE PRESIDENT.
MIR. TRUHGBULL's sPHz0H.
the CHICAGO TRIBUNE IN DANGER,
- &c, u. ~
-
THE TIMES NEWSPAPER SUSTAINED.
PROCEEDINGS IN THE FEDERAL COURT.
GENERAL eURNsIDE's ORDERS.
REPUBLICAN PETITION TO THE PRESIDENT.
MIR. TRUNGBULx's sPHHoH.
the CHICAGO TRIBUNE IN DANGER,
Tho Order ssppressine the Times News.
paper.

~
Tho Order Suppfesstng tine THINGS NeWss
paper =.
GENERAL ORDER-No. "a.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT or THE Oaio,l
CINCINNATI, Ohio, June J, 1858.
The tendency OF the opinions and articles habituay
published in tho newspaper known as the New YORK
World being cast reproaCh the government and
To weaken efforts suppress tho rebellion by creating
dstrust policy, It's circulation In time OF war 10
calculated exert pernicious and reasonable influence,
aid Is therefore prohibited In this department.
l-Iosmasters agents and all others VIII govern
themselves by this order any person detected N fr
syarding selling any way circulating the paper 70
ferrcd TO will be promptly arrested and held Tor Tias
Ilon account Of the repeated expression OF dsioya
and uccndary sentiments, the publication OF the news
papcr known as the Chicago mes is hereby suppressed
V-Brigalier General jacob Ammoh, commanding the
district Of Illinois, Is changed with the execution OF tue
shrd paragraph u this order. ny cohhmana 0
Major General BURNSIDE.
LEWIS RICHMOND, Lieut. Col. and Asst Adlt Gen.
Official d. y. LARNED Captain and ASST Adjt. Ien'
Secret Meeting to save the Tribune, and
Petition 60 the President.
So great indeed were the fears for the safety OF the
Tribune establishment that Judge Van Higgins who Is
understood 10 no one OF the largest stockholders got
gthcr Ia tho Circuit Court room meeting promi
cnt republicans consider what should be done In the
promises A number Of democrats called In, the
doors we're locked and the meeting organized at halpas
{democra) 10 the chair and NJ iniey ldemocrat) sec
rotary The following record OF tue proceedings IL tut
nshed for publication by the secretary
Rem rks were made oy Judge wan mgsH mad n0' ~
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sr. AsAv thea introduced the following. which wer
uassss.s amid chs most unbounded enthusiasm
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The Order Revoked.
GENERAL ORDER no. 81.

HEADQUARTERS, IEPAkrNRNr or rHB 90
IA CIxcMNAn, o.. June 4, 1855. II y
BY direction Of the President Of the United states ~
hereby revoked. IN a. f - = - I,
H. The circulation a the New York World IN chic g
partent having been suppressed f0T the roasuD
that cansed the suppression Of thc publication OA
cago Ts that portion OF thGsoernl Order rolatng -
resume Its circulation.
BY command OF - = Major General BUf{NUDR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-09

Nj good loyal citizens Of Chicago who in favor Of
Tree speech and the freedom OF the press guaranteed
% 10 BY the constitution love and uphold are invited
assemble In meeting, in front Of the Chicago
Times Office. Wednesday evening. Juno 3, ~ eight
O'Clock take together in regard to the recent
infamous order OF General Burnside suppressing papers
always democratic, and consequently always loyal Per
order Of THE COMhrTrEE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-09

monroe. Tc9p0Ct
desire 70 maintain The dignity q The democratic name,
counsel you thai violence shsud 10 offered 70 amy
psy Or person IN this CITY uss: are eslsa sHsa %
Lei this great mass meeting Of This city got up mpsnp
"a At eight hours NOTICE. to thss homes and nrvsdss
fss prsss IL .Ss sioss Old sssssS Illinois are 20 wi
umphant (Inusnss cheerine) Bee 70 H. then, snAs no
vcIsDce . oommlsssd: whsssves .scsssAry = a., 90
massss win b. called ssgsthse 70 ks common usssl &C.
ton; aaa whsa eslys We 81 ousto DO u We ca csan
ssS - great ~ q he. ssisscs lived q con
siderable distance ed unnng g she9 nsvme -
up watching ne eacs e ~ n.s e .hs srscsds. =
Be- :scsss,sd IA u 1900 S.d bsssss sajcur.
ma howsvsss No. nss soss1s1 -; the ausocs crisd
aiosd for hin 70 90 ~ chs wsrs nAAs Tor oss'
nrnAHxs or sAsUu AsHrox.
sAnru Aasss. was tAsa isheducse b aid thaa N.
people hsl nsl To- sse; pssysss = espee.sne thsi
% mes. ~ wsssins shssis Js cso1ssssd n. sssh
-. :. e -. r. e. s:s -. sss
~ = 20 ,:s 80 d' .s.s Z -: a. s'
or pri.i, Il 4 b nes Sesnous, slsy have right !
| think asd prnh WY tsas eli papsss sup
.s s. ~ dss Ss'',: s..'r.s s ssss
s ss q q . !osss Z Il. ssars. hey ~cu'
% 'I susss s zee = u%sA ~ ssr ~
Thsy cell democrats disioyAl tor . mere expvsssoo
opoioa DA NJ democratic party. during ~ Msxiee
var. call Tom Irwin traitor and incarcere1e I'm
bpssIls bscauae hs kopsA the hNxtcans wolld wacou
~ Americans swh blAy hands 20 hospitAbls gravss
No. They believed In Ne speech And entsAAs4 70 Nm
pslvieass. lnt yoa, you democrats, when yoa Assume
dsaer win the adS'assfras'os, are. ssrsossh, eAt
ais.oysi
Hon, Mr.. Asrr,s ssnc~sssi that Ne. hsy vsa pry~r
TO nrcd'ice rescl'ayas expressive q the ssnse Of
me~,ins am. - the Aet Sss gcros late. 40 sSsd
] veg. aistssN.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-24

u NC SAHSCF SeW1S8 M0CnAMC.
Our LETTER A FAMILY SEWING Ma.
CHINE is fast ga ming worldwide reputation.
1t is beyond doubt tho best ana cheapest and
most beautiful of all Family So wing mach ines
vet offered TO the public. Nc other Family sew
lag Machine has 40 manv useful appliances for
ilemmiag Bind,ng FEELING, Tucking, Gathering,
Guaging, Braiding, Emsroidering, Cording, and
soforsh No other family Sc wing machine has go
much capacity for great variety of work. 1t
will saw all kinds of Goth ard with all kiads of
thread. Great and recent improvements make
our Family Se-n, uachine most reliable. and
'mos' durable, and N ,st certain in action at all
rates Of speed. II pakes The interlocked stitch,
which i the best knowo. ANY one, even Of the
ordinary capscity can see, at glance, how 70 use
he ietie, Family Sewing Machine Our Fam
iy Sewing Machines are finished in chsste aud
exquisite Style.
The Folding csse Of the Family Machine is a
piece Of cunning workmanship Of the most useful
kind. 1, protects The machine when not in use,
aud when about to be operated may be opened rs
a spacious and substantial table to sustain the
work. While SO re of the Gases. made ont OF the
choicest woods, are flashed in the simplest and
ehastsss usasss psssibls, Others ass adorned aad
established h the NEST costly and superb usapse.
Itis absolutely necessary to - the Faaily
Machine in operation. % - tojadge it, great
capacity and beauty. Ills fast bscoming - pop
ulas fot family sewing ~ our Manufacturing ma
chimes are tor manufacturing pnrpos
The Brsneh Offices are ali veil supoliea with
silk twist. thresd. needles, oil, Ac.s Of the best
quality.
eend for PAnPHLEf.
TIE SINGER MANUFACrURrN0 COMPANY.
45S Broadway. n. \.
- Chiesgo OGos, 50 Clark Street.
ia E. kkAJSE,
jyfs-dsm Agent in avsnport
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-24

COIHCiDsNCR.--Ths Dee M,ipsa
keg'sssr furnishes the following illus
srstion Of the way in which extreme.
0omet,n % meet
A singular coincidence Of name,
lately rcd At the military head
qusners OF Meesrs. Weeks l. Foster in
shis city. The widow Of John Vntue
made her cain FOR prnsi ~ aud bonntr.
aud the very next ciameuts were The
heirs Of Henry Vice, both Of the d.
csared be'ns Polk ounty soldip,s who
had given ter lives Tor the A~g aud
and Their country"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-24

SrREETs PAVED WITH SrLvaR.-Tbe
Virginia City IN vsda) bulletin rays j,
absolutely no figure OF speech to say
that the streets Of Il At place a,e paved
with silver, for il is l,te,al fact tba,
they are. Thousspds Of tons Of rock
which IN other 0onutre "a womb pay
well to extract the silver FROM, are nsed
to leve. AID macadan,ze the Streets
Rock that will not pass through the
screens the qnsr'z mil $ ia carried
on to the roads, though some Of it in
any other lucslty would be considered
rich.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-24
1s TIA SUPERSTITION PA bridge
broke down At Terre Hauts q few DAYS
since, drowning a number Of persons.
The Terre Hauts Erpress says:

One incident connected with the re-.
cove.y Of the bodies is worthy Of more
general publicity. AL had been found
with he exception Of that Of Mise.
Thralls, and the approaching night was
about TO cumpoll the search 70 bs sbau>
dored, when some one suggested that
BY placing quicksilver in loaf Of tread,
aud putting 1t 10 the water, it would
stop directly over the body. Accord.
iog!y loaf was procured sud two onnoes
OF gu SILVER placed in it, then taken
ab ut fifty feet above lhe bridge and
thrown into the alter. 1t & aa;e1 down
ire current, quite strong Al that place,
when suddenly, it stopped, and, ciiciing
round, was 'ppsren:ly about to sink,
when a gentlemen 10 boa. caught il,
aud graphing hooks being put dosu,
the body WAS tound directly beneath,
IN from eight to ten feet OF water. We
had read Of his mode some years since,
but enpposing it one Of the many euper-
s'iti"ns, had almost forgotten il. What
the philosophy is We cannot tell. viii
some enc If ro some light ont itP
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-24

President Lincolp's home organ, the
" ash'nton Chronicle, gives the rebe S
such encouragement ~ thlow down
th.', arms as he folowing:
"a Conquered rebel people are at the
mercy CT the oonqueror jas, as much as 4
conquered ioreiyn people +; and !, ia the
people OF The State, and no, the sousre
mics OF It's territory, that the q ,vern-
msnt viii have to deal With and to
P's'e under sstch d.s@pl;sary procsss
g TO- eesesaily pvevent them from
repeoeing their cy,nses.r
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-24

The Lou sviIe journal learns, by a
gentleman recently arrived fom Mach
- that the defsuses Of that city ar, b..
Ing CRAFTY strensthsnsd. Not lse,
Than Rse taoasand contrsbands are en-
gagged on the works in the rear Of the
toity, and it j. thought that Matches. ell,
son DO equal in strength to v,cksburg
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-24

The CINCINNATI Commercial! sneak.
- spprovingiy 0! the new fractional enr
ssncy - eeveral New York Journal.
have spken disapprovingly. l. SAYS:
"The engraving vs. very fae aud com
plicated, bidding defiance TO coua te,,e,t.
ers." Having as yet seen none Of the
new Currency on, this way, We are no,
able to judge OF ,ts quail ty.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-24

The following in q recent item Of for.
e'gn news telegraphed to the country
not tong siuce:
"Ihe P.ussiao government has de-
manced that that al pnblio functions
mes should sctiv " support its cardi-
ds'es 10 tbs coming 81. ctions."
Prussia 10 taking LESSONS oftbe Uni.
ted Sta,es. She has vet = g,sat, dcal to
learn in the matter Of managing cleo
ti0ns. s ~
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-24

A little more than Two months siuee.
Mr.. Lincoln ~ro,e to Governor Seynon
thst be was willing TO abide decision
Of the United State Supreme Court, OF
Of the Judges thereof, 90 the const,tu.
tional ~ Of tho dra { law" A few day.
after be s"spenaed the privilege OF the
writ OF habeas corpus, aud thus preciu-
ded the Governor aud all 9th r. from
testing The constitut'ona'ity OF the law.
In the same letter to Governor Ser M III
he s-id:" cannot consent to sus pend be
DRAFT in NV York, because. amorp 9th
er reasons, time is o important. =
We are eon'snding With a. enemy who,
- understand, dt,vss every abIe.Oudis,l
man he can resch into the ranks. ye,y
muoh a butcher drives bullocks 10 =
slaueher peo." Yet, he now .uspecds
the DAFT in all IT. States uat,l January.
10 not time As important now rs it then
was? Have the Confederaies ceased
driving men like bull, cks TO a slaughter
psnv How are we t. support the
'governnen:" when it changes posi-
lions a. rapidly a. he Telegraph can
communicate? FIexile "ioYalists'' are
getting a lit e tired IN their ground and
lofty tum5ling" exercises.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-24

ToHOsse Owners
DR. SWEETS INFAaLIELE EMINENT FOR
HaRSCS is uareaed by any, and in al cases Of
lameness, arising from sprains. Bruises or
Wrencnin;, It's eject is magical and certain
Harness OF Ssddie Calls Scratch &C. Mango, &C.. it
will clso care speedily. Spsrin and K,mgbone
may TO easily prevented and cured in their incip-
lent stages, BIZ: confirmed cases IRE beyond posi-.
bility Of raJscal cure. No case Of tho kind,
however is so desperate or hopeless that it may
be asleviated ny this Linmcut, and its faithful
application viii always reuogo the LaMsness and
enable tho horses travel nth coM paratve ease.
Every horse owner should have this remedy 1T
hand for it's timely use at the first appearance Of
Lsmenc swill sfectu lily prevent those formidable
diseases mentioned, to which all horses are liable
and With render SO many otherwise valuable
horse nearly worthless.
SEQ versiscment gla-dw1v
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-24

HocKEs.-It 10 reported that ,ge,
locker was about 10 depart for tbi. ne-
oonosnd in the West, Pr.s,den, Lin
oeIs informed him that be had an inn
ostspt chsrge TO give him. Wh.t :.
~ a.ked the General. President Tia.
sls replied: In passing through
1Ioetsck,, beware ct Bourbon c.un,y y
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-24

A LADY LOST A POCKET BOOK DON.
IA tanning SIS, on Second street, between Hsr-
nscn,s Rrooery store and Rock Island ssreet.
The II anasf ~ 70 iiSsraa'y vswsrasi ~ issv,ne
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-24

ErITuR OF The DEMuCRAT AND NEws--IteGr SIR !:
With your permission wish 20 say to the read
efs Of you. paper that { viii send by return ma;
to all who wish t. freol Recipe, with fuil d.
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balm. that will edectua,ly remove, in IL days
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will also mel tree 20 those having Bald Heads
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init vail enah'c lem 10 start full growth o.
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than 80 days ri Applications answered by re-
turn mail without charge
Respectfully Yours, Taos. F. CHAPMAN,
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-24

The marriage OF Gov. Spraeue. d
Rhode leland, to Secretary sChase's
daughter, viii take plses on the 18th