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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-01-02

A PErIrIos has been presented to the
British Parliament praying for change IA
tbs present. mode Of dividing tho day inio
.wo divisions Of twelve hours ssob. and. 10
fts stssd. count the hours from ooe 70 IWen,
ty-f1gF.
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CoRscIgEcg. "A remarkable case Of oon-
science was lately io,esopcd In procae'ln np
before French court. A man was before
abe police court on charge Of stealing some
Gspdios, and tho prosecutor was examining
Witnesses who had bought from him. 0ne
Of thsm sail. Though ne suspected the can.
dies bad been stolen. he bought . sous
worth. bus that. IN order not 60 encourage,
bs bad paid tor them With bad sop r
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-01-02

THs man who Il always buying merely
beesuss be can buy ct low rates. had bet.
,sr commit suicide. Il be happaa 70 God
pobson cheap.
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disease. cold settles somewise In the Hly, and OBJ
strcts Its uatnral functions. These " nnt relieved,
react CI Themselves aud tho surrounding organs rio.
durng general sKcayatoii, snHcfing. nn' disease
While In this couliti suppressed Ivy thu dorauE'n,cnis
sks Ayers iills. and liw decty they restore the
iaturd artbn ri the sysl,in. aud witt, u The bynnt
erug VI health again. What I. rue aud %, rpparnt IN
hts trivial nnl onlant Is ais0 tfiic ln n,iiy
" the Ieits aiaL AID dangerous ,lisienpcrs. Tue
ative efsct expes thrin. Caused y similar ol'strue'
lions aud arrangements VI the nau1sl Functions II the
bNy, they rtiy, and MANY Or Them surely, crvi
hy iho sane Mons who kh0w the virtns OF these
Pills will neglect 10 employ them when suncfing lrS
the disorders they
Statements fr1n, liiug rbyslcisns In soino ,d tue
principal cities, aud oln otvr veil knowu public por'
suns.
From Fv,sarHisg Merchant n 81 Lo.is. Nh T. 1850
DR. ATsRi Your Pills tho paragon Of all that Il
reat IN n,eicue Tloy have curu my littc daughter
OF ucsrsns upon her hands aul feet HAT hal proved
incnraie 0r years. Her nasr has been phg Briev.
ousy afflicted with iniehet all Iniiss hcr skin and
IN her hair. After rhil Cared, she asD tried
your Pills, and they have cured her. 5...
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-01-02

RJoTIoE .-Whsrsas my vile. Sarah Jane
any Just sa1se or provocaiion, this 10 10 wara
all psrsons against harbosing or tFasfing her on
my acyOpoi. as shall pay No debts oi hsT COO
iRocuoa amer ,his date.
J,ansea, D,~ ss,A. lSss. ssiews
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-01-02
MEDICAL.
AYERS
CATHARTIO
PILLS.

Are yuu sick. ErcLla, and
eounjainiuEf Are you out ~
order, with your system do
i1,nrrs, Mid your E,rllngs un.
cOmfHtablei These symp-
toms afp Vften the prpludr 20
serious Illness. Sonie ne Of
sickness is trcsl,lng upon yu,,
aud should " aScfie,l ~ q
timely 'use 81 the right tv,n-
edy. Take Aycre pil.S, and
clcanse cut the ,lisoadere'l l,u.
murA - purify the bls0d, aud
let the flnlls inova on unub-
structsl ~ licsrilh again.
They stimulate tho functions
IL the body itiio viso,oua me-
tlyiiy. purity the ayrteui fr,aii
N1s.. s.l..sNfsaf.sl f.sata kyllifsIa ma Il a
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LEGAL.
Times Of Holding Courts.

Times Of Holding Courts.
THE STATE OF OHIO, IS
To fks t,kut Of ne Css,t af G,mmoN Pleds Of
GrotEs cearfy, Grtctias,
IL Is ffrREnY nRDrRrp. That tho several Terms
Of the Dfsr aicr COUKr and C0uRT on CuNMos
PLr13 tOf tie yeur 1868 shall lie held iit lie sev-
eral Counties composing the Nlnth Judicial Dis.
urict of the State OF Ohio as follows, 10 wit !
f.. pisrRi COURT
In Stark County, on April 20th
10 Carroll Cuunly, on Apfi 23d.
ln Ctlumbiana County. on April 25th.
In Malwuing County. on April 29,h.
ln 1rnn'bull County. on May lsL
In Portage County on May 7th.
Jh Lake County, on May lih.
ln Gsnugn County on May 18th.
IN Aslusbula County. on May liih.
CURT on cUMMoH PLEAS.
In Carroll County, on February l0tii May ls'll
and October lfth
In Stark County, on February 23j. June ls'
and October 26ih.
ln COlulnhiana County, on March %, June lsi
and November 81
In Mnhoning County on February 9Th, May
18th aud pclobur f4ih.
Ia Portage County, IN February 9th May isdi
and Ocioher Iith.
In Trnnbu County, on March %, June lsi
and November 9th.
In Lake County, on February 81. May 18th
and Sep emher 2ls.
In GetUea Connty, on February lth, May 33't
aud September 29lh
Iu AshtahnIa County on February 29d, June
eth and October 18th.
You will enter this order ON tho Journals OF the
Dis,rici Court and Count OF Cuniui0n Pleas. aud
cause tho SAM to be published, US required b5
low.
WITNESS the signatures Of the Judge. Of SAID
District, at Warren. this 9Th day oi October
A. u. 1864 JA AMBER
JOHN w. CHURCH,
CHARLES T. GLADDEN.,
NORMAN l. CH AFFEE,
judges Of II, Couu gf Common Iirds ef III
MisM Jadtcih DiSGicG
THE STATE of Omo,i ]. WILLIAM N KErNY
Geanga County. Clerk OF The Cour: OF Com
mDu Pleas. within nuG tor the County Of Geauei
and StSre Aforesaid, do hereby cerd'y that lli'
foregoing Is true copy oi the original, now OF
file in this office.
49,, In testimony whereof | have hercnnt'
l. 5 subscribed my name. md affi scd The sea
N----I OF said Court a. Chardou. Friday. Dtc
II, 1863. Wn. N. kEENY. Clech.
67jw4
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Charden SR 4 Cleveland
80 PR ESS I! (!

THE undersigned would say to the public tha
he has commenced running his new, we'll
finished aud comfortable Express for passengers
from Chardon 10 Cleveland. as followsi
Leaves Chardon. Monday 8AM aud arrives
in Cleveland Al r Nj leaves Cleveland from
the CiIy Hotel, tor ChnIdon. 10 A, M, Tncsday.
Leaves Chardon, Friday, 8 A. NJ. and arrives
in Cleveland Ut ! r NJ leaves Cleveland from
the Cay iioiei for Chardon. 10 A, NJ, Saturday,.
&J FREIGHT at very Low rates; and all
errands aud iobbing IN my line, denewith quick
ness and dispatch.
would say 10 persons living oui Of town. that
,heir orders may bo lett at the Store Of vii.
tended to.
would nleo sayt1 the people Of this vicinity,
ihn, they can GO TO Cleveland for 81 90 lees, nd
arrive there sooner, than they can by Painesville
will delisef passengers Ia any part Of the city,
at the same price
J.v u, ELDREDGE Z, Proprietor.
ChArdon June 2eth, 1861. 59sti
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HOME TESTIMONY.

MIR. ii. d. kISaSLLY - Dear Slr. We feel il du-
~ we owe to u public iO say that MutshOlls Ia
lhtlicon is a medicine invaluable tui complain te
classeG under the h. ud OF Female DIseas,s. We
have used your Ci Rit hteTg Medicine nnd LuNe
been greatly benthied Ihci,t 60 much 50 ihat
were the price duub e we wouiG have III, M -
10 The tliousonus oi our e,x who ute suH, ring
from weaknesses. We would ieconn' hd III, D.
iohcon bs snie panncen. 1t giv,s strrn2'h 10
The system, aud tnnbies ench Oi ih oT.uns ui the
body to perIoi m their appioprinte iuuctiuns,
Mrs. w CARTIER.
Urs. l. T. FEEhN.
Mss C.SIFOhASIElT
Medina, March LIST, 1861.
The above named Ledies we are persnnlln, ne
qnninied with and know that fcr several y, ars
while We lived in Medina they were ~. ~ sud
''rers. Mrs s has teen go badly tf1iried That
II was with difficulty che was lhle to siuId hi on
her ieet lew boiles oil Caleolicun ,n,nely
cured her uf her cunplni,t. My wife rttri,ed
-reat benefit from hie medicine We rec, nm, d
u to the Ladies Ut lkis CoGnIy as safe uhd ell
iieien, remedy for the many comp 'ain.s h'! ale
subject; 10. JOHN lPEEhS,
Editor Of the Garfield Herald.
FOR SALE BY
q Cook. Chardon.
Z. p. Treat. Csrid0n.
j. e. Williams. Parkman.
II. l.. Bishnp & Son. Midd,efeid.
ID G. Kellogg, Munson.
Henry CUMMINGS, Russell.
Lyman T. Scott. Mulberry Corners,
Hcrriek s. Gaines, Newbury.
Tew &c Butts, Rapids.
And by Medicine Dealers generally ,thr, ugh
uut the State.
II. B. KINGSLEY. Cleveland.
Agent for Ohio.
March Is. 1901. A79-fm
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'TlNOrsiy ssd c,ess, .,ssa 9. 2, ., ss.f
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MEDICAL.

: -
hNDl1r..
i;I||||ll ! IS
'... ssssssi 90: 20 ~
'No pntsp Utia contracts our pov,n,
For the SAol, ~uadss ConIiaHt b csn.
DM. ROBMCN'S
BLOOD pUR1vIER
and
DA0oO pJxLs
have been introduced to the public for mora
than six years, and have acquired an
IwNvNCNsC PoNNANvytA,
far exceeding any Family Medicines of q
An appreciajng public was not long In
discovering they possessed remarkable
Cwv@SlNC 2voNovtNcs,
and hence their
RNVtNA SNAo
and consequent profit to the Proprietor, thus
enabling him to oxpend
MnvN\s 'WNoWsoNAs
Of dollars each year in advertising thei,
merits, and publishing the
MuMCvows CGvtlS,cotes
which have been showcred upon him from
NN Novts oS Me Country.
The popularity of the
BNooA pMvlSlcv oNA WINS
is that they strike at the root of Disease,
by eradicating every particle Of impurity
w FMe S\ooA,
for the life and health Of the body depends
upon the purity Of the blood
lf the blood is poisoned the body .drags
out miserable existence. These medicines
Nve UMeNwoACA
for curing
Ssroflia, Syphilis,
5l;in Diseases, Oid Sores,
Salt Rhe4r1, Phsur.atisn,
pyspepsie, Sick Hsadaohs.
Ltver Com mplaint, Fevsr and 5fgLe,
LeucsrrhRa, Female COMPLAINTS
Erysipslas. st. Janthory's Fire,
q-,lmora, Erupttons,
Fits, Sorofuioua Consumption, etc.
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WILL PAPBmss q Rsc.,,a.;;sips =, e; g, !. ,ss sSg,g!as 4 j
w Trade st WILKINS y KELLEH :
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For SALE BY

A. Cook, Char ion; J. Smith. Thompson; J. W.
Gsrrit, MonIville; K. p. Burnett, q usseII; c. I.
Treat, Claridon; A. MATHEWS Newhufy, Joh,,
Mayhew Auburn, johnson g. Ta,tie Burton; +.
Th1mpsou, Huntsburgh; w, X Harpham. Balm.
bridge; Wm. Mumford. Wslchield;F N. Hstha.
way, Hambdsn; Lavisr Datymple, T oy Center;
Wauen Bishop. Middlehsld, C \ Field, Ess,
Clridnn; Tracy W Scott, Chester X Roads; and
by Druggists and Msrchsnts generally through.
he United States and CaHsdss.
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g . 8 9 9 .

0NEperson writes, her daughter was cured
of fits OF nine years standing, and st Nitus'
dance Of two years
ANOTHER writes, his son was cured
after his flesh had almost wasted away.
The doctors pronounced the case incurs
bio
ANOTHER was cured Of Fever and Ague
ate: :rving every medicine in his reach.
ANOTHER was cured Of Fever Sore
which had existed fourteen vears
ANOTHER Of Rheumatism Of eight years
Complaint could he mentioned in which the
Purifier and Pills
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-01-02
nlious Disorders Liver Com p,a,nts.

FI"H DT. 1heN1ofc TIL, n Nr'p I'TK Cy.- ;
Not emily your Pills admirably adapted 10 their pur.
pnsu nlerlo hut hnd their I-RelCj effects on
tho Liver worry marked inle- TiWy have In my prao-
tics proved inrs eliccual IOr tho Of bilious
pidinta than uuy rcarly i,vnii0n. sncefsly
rJUlcv tlDst have at length Vnrgive which is wur.
tlI kle G0nhlenoe OF lV prulessi.lI nd tbs Ho,Ie.
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Washington, b. e., 1th Fob, 1856. I
SiRi Rvo used your lls ia my seneIai aial hospital
practice you made them, eannut sil 10
say thvy tho best tAiLnric clupluy, Their rrgu
atns action thu liver II quick aud decided,
Qucntiy they aD admirable fvnvy fOr der
u that UIgau. Indeed, ia,o seldom found Of
LtiaB d.seiSs Ustuate that Il did readily Yield 10
thvia. brGtvTi,aly yuIis, ALUSzJ BALi, "a. ID,
ihgs,elan " pe MlIins AlslitIi.
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CHARLES T. GLADDEN.,
NOR NAN (, Cu FEE,

CTATE OF OHIO.
- Geauga County. ~.
Morris Seals, plaintiff.
rsus
sylvenns . Ilitt and
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As a Family phys,e.

Fr0m d.. ~ W. ChFfirrighf, hei0 OftedHs.
Your plls the primes of Iurgsa Their excellent
qualities Hurpaas any caihartic w Iriss-za They sre
ild but very certain and efretutl IN their He'u the
treatment Of disease.
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will cure all the aforementioned diseases,
and, Of themselves, will relieve and cure
Headache, Coetipenees,
Colio Pains, Cholera IfcrLus,
indigestion, pain in the Pouvsls,
pizziasss, eto,
Try these medicines, and you will never
regret it.
Ask your neighbors, who have used them
and they will say they are
GooA Medicines,
and you snould try them before going for o
physician.
Get Pamphlet or Almanac Of my loca
agent, and read the certificates, and If you
have ever doubted you will
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Dysentsry, DIArrh@s, I.slaK, yver.ns.

Yoar Pa basv hat iUug trial n my practice, anil I
hUl theiH n rstevm u the brsi ivi t1s have
uund. Their alternative vllrst ulin tv liver makes
makes tle very paLiU aid eOaysivt kT tho
VI wOuien and chiidIsu.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-11-11
LATEST NEWS.


FROM THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.
WASHINGTON Nov. l0-Meaaes army
was in the vicinity Of Brandy Station, No
fighting occurred yesterday.
The supposition is that all Of Lees army is
across the Rapidan river They occupy Pony
Mountain, sh )rt distance beyond Culpeper.
and to the left Of the railroad, as a signal sta
ton whence they can observe the movements
Of our army to advantage.
Repairs to the railroad this side Of the Rap
pahannock river are progressing RAPIDLY, and
the track is reiaid four miles beyond Warren
ton junction. Cars now run to the junction,
where the depot Of supplies is established. In
q few days the road will be completed t. the
river, when the depot Of supplies will be re-
moved further front. The Rappahannock
Bridge, will have to be rebuilt before trains
can run to Culpeper The difficulty Of obtain
ing supplies for Meade's army rs the cause OF
delay in the advance movement as stores have
to be vag0ned from twelve to sixteen miles TO
the point where his army now Is
The Confederaes still occupy Fredercks-
burg in small force, though the retreat OF Gen.
Lees Army to the south side Of the Rapidan
may be movement to occupy the OLD grounds
Of last winter campaign
It is not believed here that Lee will give
Meade battle unless he IS enabled to get some
great advantage Of position.
The strength of the Confederate army IS
estimated by shrewd military authority at 30
600 effective men. It will take about ten days
to reconstruct the bridge over the Rappahan-
mock river.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-11-11
ARMY OF TIE FORNTIER.

General Mcneil seems to be in DANCE, OF
being roughly handled on his return from Fort
Scott, Indian Territory. The Indian troops
have deserted Blunt's old army. Gen
eral McNeil's force is now rather small
Gems. Cooper and Shelby, with their forces,
have crossed the Arkansas river, and are now
said to be marching to Gen. McNei('s line OF
retreat, with view Of cutting. him on and
capturing his valuable supply train.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-11-11

The Confederate officers captured on the
nI,aDDahannock, on Saturday, will be sent to
7ob1son's Island, near Saudusky, Ohio, and
will be confined there,
Two full coIored re giments have been secured
during the last week or ten days n ~haryIahd,
and recruiting goes briskly on.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-11-11
LATER FROM EUROPE.

LATER FROM EUROPE
NEW YORK, Nov. lo-The steamship
Adriatic arrived at this port this evening, With
seven hundred passengers,
PARIS, Oct 20-The Empress is expected
to arrive TO day at Tuuion.
LA France, Of this evening, notices, with
regret, the want OF decision shown on the part
Of England and Austria with regard to Poland
France, it says, has cleall " defined her views,
and for the ef6caci0us form OF united action
she wants England and Austria to come to an
UNDERSTANDING
The Nation says: -''We have reason to be,
licve that NJ Foulds report will state. that
but for the Mexican Expedition the udgtt
would show a large surplus.
i1e Temps Of this evening reprOCuces ru-
NOR that the Emperor had invited the Queen
Of Spain to visit France IN the ensuing spring
1t IS said that Marshal Neil Will go to St
Petersburg On an extraordinary mission curing
the absence Of the Duke De Nontebello
LONDON, Oct 27.--The mission Of Marshal
Neil to St. Petersburgh is presumed to be
last attempt on the part Of the Emperor Ma
p0leon TO persuade the Gar Alexandria to
grant the Poles the conc :ssions which the dplo-
macy Of Europe has hitherto failed to obtain
from him. 1t is however surmised that the
emperor u inc FRENCH NOulu HO! Oe ulsl)loaN~
ed or greatly disappointed if the Poles man
tanned themselves in Instruction.
LONDON, Oct, Pa Stockholm journal
reports recent speech Of the King Of Den
mark, in which he declared his readiness, in
case Of his States being oyerpowered by Ger
many to start republic, to consist Of the Da-
mish Isles.
The Klug said, II will descend from the
throne, to proclaim the Republic, am con
yinced that no people in Enropeis more fitted
for the republican sceptre than my dear Dan
ish people.
In Hungry the loss arising from the partial
or total failure Of the crop Of hay, wheat, bar
ley, rye and rapeseed is estimated at 0,OO0~
900,
AGRAM, Oct Is The Agramor Zeltung Of
today states that apprehension are entertained
Of an impending conflict between Turkey,
Scuira and Montenegro,
The signal is expected to be given BY Bosnia,
which is in a state Of great disafection.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-11-11

A dispatch from Chattanooga yesterday 10
the Northern papers says:-.,Georgla refugees
lust in report considerable movement ~ OF
Bragg's troops and stores southwark me
Confederatcs are said to be evacuatlng. their
,psition before Chattanooga, and ret!nng 10
Rome or At anita. Lonagstreet IS sald 70 oe
organizing large force tor RAD on a our nne mes
communicating at Bridgeport IWen{y:5Ho
paymasters, with $Ioo'eoo, are en5 S5 ar ~
The.s was no firing from Lookout Mountain
to day"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-11-11

r {, DISTRICT COURT. -MoNDAY.-Cause
\, ~. 5. vs. Hugh Latham, was taken up
<,s+;monv taken and cause tried. L. E. Chan
})ar for T. s, S. 7, Beach Tor doft
r,nSe No. 6-U, s. VS. Hugh 14atham-tes-
,;monv taken and cause tried-L, Il, Chan
IIsr for Z. s., S. 7. Beach for deft
motion was made by the District Attor
..~ that bonds fer the payment Of costs should
b raan;red from the defendant in this case be-
fore entering upon the trial, as IN admiralty
n.so, generally, but the Judge overruled the
nation stating however, that his decision III
tb;@ snecia case was not TO be considered as es-
.,bIishing precedent in like cases.
CanSe No. 36.-U. s. VS.. Elias ". Kin
obeoe--testimony taken and cause tried no
an0earance for def.
The Court then adjourned till tomorrow
norni0g At ten o'clock.
THrArRE-To-night will be performed the
Comedy entitled "Married Life " Owing to
its length there will be no after piece
Il will be seen by the news from Japan IN
10 days Gazette, that Mr.. Joseph Heco, who
vas on a visit to this country in 1861, and spent
some time IN this city With his friends, IS TO De
killed. by order Of the Prince Of Nagasakl.
1 Gag Of truce left Fortress Monroe yester
dry. for CITY Point, with large lot Of clothing
and other necessaries lor the Federal prisoners
at Richmond.
The machine shops in New York, are gener-
sTv acceding to the demand Of the strikers Tor
higher wages, under the great pressure Of
york,
4 Gre occurred in Nevada city, California. on
Monday. which destroyed property to the value
9f sec, COO.
Gen. Butler arrived at Fortress Monroe yea-
terday, and entered on his duties as Comman-
dant Of the Department,
Gen. Clark, who was recently elected Gov
eroor Of Mississippi, is the same who was 50
seriously wounded and taken prisoner IN the
battle Of Baton Rouge some months ago,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-11-11
The Latest News from Japan.

SAN Francisco, Nov. l0.-Dates have been
received from Hakodadi, Japan, to October
9Th. The Prince Of Nagasaki had issued or ]ers
that Jaleph Heco, the Japanese formerly Of
San Francisco and the japanese pilot who
conducted the Wyoming to Sinonaski, should
be killed. One OF these pilots was murdered
soon afterwards
The chief minister and three other mombes
Of his Cabinet were dismissed because they
were in favor Of peace with Christian nations.
The authorities ordered all foreigners to leave
Nagasak; the foreigners refused, and the ia
Dancse Government resigned. The Mlkado
has issued an order that no Dai.nio should
purchase any foreign vessel.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-11-11
AFFAIRS ON THE MISSISSIPPI.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. l0-News received to-day
from below says that Pres. Davis has sent
Uonnissions to the most notorious Of the
RushWhakers in Arkansas, with the yleW o.
raising men to carry on the guerr1lI9a WARFARE );
r IS Reported that The forces under Pnce ana
Holr7os have retreated to Texas.
DROF. r. F. HUNT respectfully IN; in1or RI;
[ the public that he IS prepares 70 s'T Win
a and t Gui{aT Also in the modern l2nguagss
~ Froncb hand and German) drawing, &c. For par
tic t1tr apply at the German DrugStors Cor
n va ~ nf prince and Fairfax streets. nov 951
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7 PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE. :

IL The quickest and safest route to the North
west and Southwest Two through trains daily,
and one on Sunday Soldiers tickets at Gov
eminent rates to all the principal points in the
North and West For tickets and further ia
formation, apply st the Office Of the 'Great
Pennsylvania Route" northeast corner Penn
sv]vania avenue and Sixth street, under Ma
tional Hotel. Office open from u. NJ to p
NJ: on Sundays 2 to I ?. N.
Va. hino+0n oct Oily
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L'ANcfs BUTLER no. D PECK STIR nAA ALL
,he choice eeds fOt sale mud 500 HHrrH iafatN
bic Wang Cure ant Plea ~ r4nts rf tr
Bufinrs Nov work o. Dogs Joafaet. sfsiasB ~ MstH
cnrs ivr ~ Diseases
LION SkLE ON APfrZ DOS Small RGtL II n,
sers, Skye Trfssrfe. small Bstk ana Tau rufa.
Merchandising. pur~st b. enA ro1 atsh s0f ala eHf
$40 MACK and Ian Trrrserg
BuIl Terrier ~ Of TIRE pur~st and rreeM
efs Call - " Roosevelt street hrst roor. snA. @sia
IrfN GRAY.
LoR SALE OK WILL TRADE yoR ttwpLgy-IrA
Nan vseyhsnnfs. BsscS sas Taos Flesb~n-. fooslss
New'oundsndss ssoPwps Of sAns tr-sts Tees 4srs
must w sois ~ Whatever shsy lrmg Apply itS
rbovsps.r sse-t near Ni>~es~r n DAVIS
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w hAn tween iert bU4s tnwtt " "a dssxs4 eff.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-10
CORPORATION NOTICES.

rl'O CONTRACTORS
4 separate sealed proposals. each endorsed wiih ~,
tile OF tho work for whc tIe BID may be ogef-i. wr
received ~ this Office uuti ~ ofcek ~ Friday
10. isSs tor the conalsuesiCI Of he following
streets
Fourth street, between B.nk and West Twelfth
Jones street betNecn FaWfth Bee her. Nn.snxtga
street, between uorstis sirr~ts
between Eirisgton ana stanton streets and Ssh
street. between u looming road and HaGson river
Blark forms for the rs kns AL other infoms
usn be obtained aspiration Il the Contra Ci.fs
Tits othee.
Tlfos sTEpHESs lr..,.. .,.,.
THns. h IAprhs. pa sIi''u''
A W. CRAVEN "'t"
ono Of the croion Aqpedlet Board. Augns; 3 I-ss