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Importing Houses.

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81 thsa sss D. tsssi 49, .tl~ 81 n..stsa
az 49, n NrtIfF~ ~ ksa-ftr.s. $50 -.
h-h aai fs~arh. Hsaf,ag ..l Os-sa F.cel. o..Il
>tis~r sd tstr rs-es.
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81 GO. ts 81 fu uil sl~ctsci- iss~-. O. .ua Ill
anI
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FARMS AND VILLAGE LOTS
FOR SALE

TUX ~AIt.
'I'lit sut---rri-r of-rs g. go great r.-s.., a
h--i = tate. aaaasag She a 80 49, E.IIs.,a-
Z tsr1as iTrag ia Nsf-as. srnt- srraF tees. -
to - sfr~s. SCI af rrrrrs lr..al 800 e. gl.s1
tHru fa errra-s-.-f ai 3 srr-s 90 - 80
= tsfm- in bNtsfl tIea $3.50 t1 80
ztarlas ia iarrs. &C. -lps0 ~asFh
lsfa1s ,a 49, Ifasa seg1 ta Ieu0
aNtl,Es -ts ed tcitiiag- sa May y s.L,s-
foaa : 60 fa i.-Bu
go ed p-si'.1E li.s.- sf Fra.t'. Csr.~r.
c. cal-fl i-tnE aa rsrri~rf L.rarlsa So = "a .
GU 10 salc O. zr-tt iarrara.
SD trpaf
A. ssrsi.--' t.rua of - srr,.. .a s,aa-ha-,. g.,
$50
- arffs .l rru arf bog la Tasf " strf.r.
y. "a o. aHF~ go T.. els af a rrins
usf gee aat fafua~ufs sad rass
=. Tsrsars sauf atH g. .ru 81. 81 ..- rt.
sa.~r fa-rf IL oars. 80 iesra sH r..ffaraI-rs
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-11-20

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-11-20

OiEo.n- $50 Co-st 81 fssl.ats he'd ., Pa
-, -sthia so 90 ne Css,fs 81 o. i.rI. - thr
thIrd fs-ss,ss 81 ostob-r A. u. fsSs.
~ ~ petitroa 81 NARtA BENSON $500
~ ~ tphrsin heu-.a. 49, 81 fsru ~ .ait
o"'''-as d-c-s--d. pras,sE 49, - sHa-anc- oat -
The ~ r-o.ai estate - ~ iatr hs.ia.i-
% isred thst th- .aid fetai.arr give safirs a.
81 Fsf-ons tsssfs-fsd - csu.ng c.sus of 49, -
o. q - l-.l,i-hud thrsr ~csss -a-ror--issis ta
tsc oNtsfd lAcus-crst n~~spaprr rftntrd 81 fart-
tn sssd Csunfs. thai 49, uuss rrleaF 81 a. sissr
tusft - T. heid "a S.ris IN thiri Tuss.iat 81
Noveusl~r asNt. afac o'ciorN 10 th- $780, 49,
shs~ o.ss-s. f 49, 49, hsss. -, ~ pr.ser Of
SD F'etit'sas' sAoula - - sr-aies.
q. " Mu..l-ars - e..
A'r~~ oaF,-s''esi }. :. Hoses. R.s,-.r.
OsFosp.s .-At C.urt 80 Frol..t- 49, "a
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~ thtrd fu--d-s ~ O~ieh-r q. n. i-ss
~ The pstsisos 81 CATHERINE BEtI. 49,
~ - - Jeha b. 49, ~ Aaz.a. - 49, Ca-un-
~ occ~s-ct. rrsstsg o. 81 siLs~s-ce osi of th~
T-rso1..i estate ~ ~ t.t- hn.irs.i-
pr,i~rsi. hat ths -ssi frtitsa,-r eve -ss1c~ o.
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80 oNisd iA--'scr.i. p satra 90 Pace fhsi ,h~,
raF sfT-sr 81 PROBATE ts-tft o. o. hrhf I'd rart.
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n~xt. "a 10 - M rL-k ta ths f.rraaoa 49,
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shsuh sot - siao~~d.
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trrt - -aid C-aatN $780,. Frrastar a. 80 a.
$780, oat q ~ I-rsoali ssfts ~ her l.ts hus-
haar-
o-f~-sfs that The ssid friiisaa-r gtrs nofiss 60
al per-"as taie+e-ts1 - eas.ing e. c-.rs 81 his
ordrr o. - ruiiishei ihr-c ~ssks successts-is 81
On" oNtaTu iaeuiacrat pftatei 81 Faft.. that ihrs
mas spIH-sr "a fruizsis Cauft to - h.lJ -
80 % satd Coaats nthe 8 Tus-das 81 NJ nsNt
- $40 o. cNseA 90 the tofeeoaa. 49, 49, csu-c.
81 49, th~y have. 49, ths saue shaaii "a D..
COATED.
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tree copy-attest-
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PArrNr MEDICINES,


COUNTRY DEALERS -,u A. 80 - cd
- =. 49, ave th~if s-irht iruu ~ csts.
ftpplkk> 80 Sal q So th-if .dsaufsss o.
cal 500 - s'-i .te~k - bsisg ia ceas~ctsaa
sHh
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-11-20


eut ihs 49, lrItFs - h-sah En- 49, e..~ I'll
. rut ~ ta h.u~- q thfs~ dsf-r-at sfr~9rth.
-tih laa dir-rttsas 90 uss- .lad seat D., ENpr..s
o. ans raft ri ~ r.srnrrs.
FRiCE>.-Fsn .tr,-rrh. 80. HaH d.. IS:
grr.rtsr -irrngfh. - 80 haftL
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fr~sss 80 ttsfr-sfs frsss. -hHh al oih~r rev.
49, 81 - krut harr tsiisl cure si..i th.f q
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~ Irsor 49, h. frianissi
- h-~.r- sf suaif.f.-ss' 49, -a.rant--l ~
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- L. o.. frassirsrs. A. =
afs sr-fiaa srailrscFs 81 ti-sssrs ~ Prlrass
aaiur-. l-afh ef NJ 81 49,. H., e r-rat.fl.
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80 30 uit~r-tsr sfrtrfiF r.snr-r. 80 80 ~i-
frin~s ~ - 500 ~ trnrrss srrsrr frr-u ah--r.
saftrr. ia ~ paste ~ ~ z alf-d -tat.s 49,
srr''fa-a-i-'sar- c. Lati.s tasu shf.a,i ~tshtsg
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trl rrsfnrra ! kHsrl
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Icorr-ssoHr EcUstpl
The Great Indian Remedy
PoR FEMALES.
DR. Nattison's Indian Fmme,.yo,,.

he crlrlrafri iru.sir Nrtlciu-
rsrsss--stng siftars arkassa II aas
thfng 49, ~ ~ 4 .ri. aui pross.x
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rva--,ire- - ~ kiai AVE t-.a
tfsed sa vac.
Over 5000 bottl~~ hss~ 80
i-~a sett suhouf siarir fsttsrs
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PROVOST NAR~HaLS oFFtcE.


"a Maryh S.l-6S for en-
cut ths National Forccs.
O. report. ar nos pv.cr
tar, >rrsirr of the Unit,
n, order 90 tic Pro-
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90 Ans person for the
ieiIvcry 20 til~-- ;i~..''l'
tcr irom the >erstC~.of q
>oiomon NJ Gry.
iiorarv q Anlrw~.
Iaira. . Fuller
4 utl = stone
li,un 4 Trask.
>esmour tierrN.
Au.tin kstti.
Samurl Maxwcil.
Augustine Ranger.
i1anri Collins. Jr..
jane >ffwart.
llouo N Iasior.
Benjamin Atkinson.
>tlte~ter 4 Iones.
James n Mhitn~s.
Lsouarl 4 Holmes.
W Hard n IhomPson.
CvrrIs II DYKE.
Esi~in Iofhrup.
O-ear Rank.
frank lhiihT-.
tstor-e L insh.
Corr don MVman.
kulanin Paine.
tNrus : iar~ous.
llcrlsu kia kwcil.
lioncr q Moor~s.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-13
MISCELLANEOUS.
8osgsetseS and RcmSfOses.
Jam E& II. LAM

x80egNteE0 U1e0 1cMSfO1eS.
Jam ES r. LANE
Is NOW PREPARED TO COLLECT ALL
i claims for Boanties and Pensions.
DOuntIes.
SOLDIERS. discharged in consequence Of wounds
received in battle, or who have served two years,
arc entitled to 400 Bounty.
Pensions.
]. inpaiid Soldiers disabled since March 4th,
1851, 10 the army ur navy.
2. Wiioms Of SOLDIERS dying Of wounds re-
ceved, or OF disease contracted in the military
or naval service.
B. Children undo 10 years Of such deceased
soldiers, If there Is no widow surviving, OF from
the time Of the widows remarriage.
f. Mothers Who have no husbands living) Of
soldiers deceased AS above, provided tho latter
have lott no widow, nor children under Is years,
and the mother was dependent in whole or in
part upon tho deceased for support.
8. Msters. under l6 years, OF such deceased
soldiers, dependent on them Tor support, provided
there arc no rightful claim ants Of either Of the
three last preceding classes.
t-f Also collects Back Pay.
Apply to JAMES 7. LANE.
Oflee south corner Brady and ID streets.
Davenport. July 3, lss3-d3n.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-13

The Ha,oheye of yesterday has para
ded IN large letters a grape inc dis
patch from out vest, wherein Gen. Tut
tie told somebody that he WAS not =
Copperhead, and he did not intend to
accept the nomination as the democrat
10 candidate for Governor. That Gen.
Tuit's or any other candidate has per.
feot right to decline and ought go to do
II he cannot represent democratic prin-
ciples is not controvertsble, but when
Cor. Tuttle accepts or declines the can
didacy he will probably communicate
through some other source than the Bur
lington La,ok- Eye. Tho General has
Just arrived a. home and in q few days
will announce his position in commu-
nicatlon addressed to the Democratic
State Central Committee. Until then
beware Of Ioorbacks.-Bariington 1r-
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-13

hriroK or rKg DEMOCRAT AND NEws Dear .ssr
With your permission wish to say to the read
ers Of your parer that vii, send ly return mai
to all who wish il, free Recipe with full d.
rccton' for making and using simple vegetable
BALM. that ~ill e1cctuaily remove, in 10 days
pimrlos, Blotches, Tan, freckes and all Im1nri
t,ee u tho Skin leaving tho Same soft, clear
smooth and iful.
will also mai free 70 those having Bald Head.
Or Bare Fsces, simple directions and information
that viii enable them to start full growth o!
Luxuriant har, Whiss RS or a Mou stache In less
than 80 days All applications answered by re-
turn mail without charge
Respectfully yours. Taos. +. CHAPMAN,
je30-d3 Chemist, No. s3l broadway " Y.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-13
The SITUATION soUlIi.

The late appeals Of "Preslient' pa
Wis and ton. Lee to the reoale Of the
South rn Confederaol, heseechlng n wa
yefi1g people 10 come to tie aueeor O
the schemes Of treason, show that con-
fedcrste hopes are crumbllng away and
that the confederate leaders arc them
selves. exceedingly featin that Their
atroc.ons game OF severng this noble
Uniou has been about paved ont. RI,
il Is ha, this last call - the defhter re
sor' il Will be responded to to some
extent no doubt tiity thousand and pcs
slblg a hundred AMI fifty thousand,
troops may be raised under this frantic
wal for assistance, but il Ia the lasl
throw, and there eau be but one opinion
as TO the result.
Straight upon this the administration
should extend the olive branch OF peace.
Close upon the CONSUMPTION OF all Of tn,
able bodied people Of the South, ,h'
President should say to the iuhahitant.
OF each OF tho seeded states "Cum,
back with your constitutions and your
lass, md the bond Of unity shall be re
stored hostiIities shall bc suspended
and peace shall reign within Your Inn
it's This being done, the rebel cau-t
would not receive the support of fifty
thousand additional men. And within
six months the entire hosts Of rebellion
would be broken up and scattered. Bul
there is reason 10 believe that the Pres
ident will not avail himself OF this ad
vantage. Though convinced that Ten
Desce, Mississippi, Arkansas, Louisiana
and North Carolina wcnld at once jun,
at the chance OF securing the promlsee
peace though assured that it wouid be-
the death blow OF rebellion and The
dawnng OF speedy reconstruction, be
will not take the siep-will not seour,
the great advac,age.
And why? Niger The party that
Mr.. Lncalo represents would not ae-
cept the oil Union on any other term.
than the right to write ont constitutions
and laws for the rctellious States. The,
would spurn the rebel State, eve,
though they should ground their arms
and become part and parcel Of the u
Ion as before. They arc opposed 10
the Union IS it was, and are for til,
Upion only upon the bare condition thai
slavery IS abolished aud with il til,
right OF States to make Constitutions ane
laws for Themselves. No wonder that
the rebellion continues ard that tic
flow # traterns, bio d il unchecked
The President care not do otherwise
than obey the commands of this disloy-
q party, even when u scratch Of bis nen
would restore the Cnlsa--re.,ore SOL
diers 70 their fsmil,ea, their farms and
workshops restore peace, prosperity
and hsppiuess throughout tho en,ire |
country. Such is the pr sent deploratle |,
condition OF facts 10 day.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-13
HOTEL

FRONT STREET, BETWEEN BRADY AnAIs.
JOHN MEY Err, Pr0pste tOT.
L,NTEkTA INMENT PROVIDED FOR THE
IL travelling public ana city boarders At all
times IN the most satisfactory manner.
The table will be supplied with the best the
market affords, and tho rooms and beds will be
KEEP in the most p eAsnnt manner.
t6 Warm meals At all hours.
Wines 4 ltqWOIs
Of all kinds and Of tho best quality constantly on
hand iyl4 DIFF
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.
A Friend in Need. Tryif.

Dir. SWEETS INFALIIBLE LINEMENT, Is
prepared from the roops OF DR.. Stephen Sweo.
Of Connecticut tho great bone setter, and has
been used in his rrsctice FOR the last twenty years
with the most astonishing sucee =. As an exter-
nal remedy, it is without rival, and will allevi
ate pain more fpeedly than any other preparation.
Fur all Rheuma,i tic and Neveus Disorders is trul
infalihle, AMI Ms q curative for Sores, Wounds
srrains, bruises DC, its soothing, healing and
powerful strengthening properties excite ths
Just wGhda- and nstoiishmt Of all who have
ever given it inal. Over ono thousand eertif-
ieates Of remarkable cures, performed by /. within
thelast two yea,s, attest this iact Sec advertise
ment.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-13
Kentucky Election Returns.


The following have not been included
IN the returns, heretofore telegraphed,
Of the Kentucky election. Brig. Gen.
bramlettc, the Governor elect, undeni-
aby made good thing Of it 10 having
zen. burnside, Gen. Ashbo,h, Gen.
llarisoh, Coils. Foster, johnson, Mundy
and otter officers and men of the 231
army corps now quarteled in that state.
IN his side at tbs election
Jefferson County.
A lieutenant came to the polls a, MI
Washington. with fifty cavalry soldiers.
after twenty four votes had been poled
Tor Nlcktie and three TOR Bran cite.
aud demanded to see the poll book. H.
ndered tie judges to suppress the names
4 all democrats, which was done.
ho'on County.
:" Oiiice Provost Marsha tth Dis. Ken.l
,ncky coving on. July, ~. lse3.
Capt J. I. Maphet
gu " II oidet such mi'itary force
TO each voting precinc; in your county
g YOU may deem sutlic emf To enforce
General Buruside's otder No. leo, OF
this date.
il must he distinctly understood
that II judges of election knowingly al
ow dliloyal votes to be cast, ,hcv will
he immediately arrested ard sent to
Camp Cuase, there TO remain during
the war.
By order OF q. w. BERRY,
Provost Marshal"
Each Judge of election as been fur
nished with copy of the shove.
Owen County.
Thrre was no vote in Owen county
Of consequence. The military were a,
the polls. The people were intimida-
ted by the presence of arms.
Henry County.
Al Newcastle, etore breakfast. seven
votes were cast tor Wicklitfe. After
til / the democratic ticket was suppress
ed entirely.
Nelson County.
At Bardstown, Lieut.. Col. Butler, of
Indiana, suppressed the entire vote for
Wicklsiie and other democrats.
Marion County.
Tho military would not allow the
polls to by opened for the democratic
candidates At Bloomfield.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-13
Rockcdslic COUNTY.

The vote at M. Vernon a. two o.
clock stood Brauletts l76, Wicklitfe
none. At this precinct the democratic
ticket was struck from the poll books,
and no person va. allowed to vote ex.
cept tor the administration candidates.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-13
MASS MEETINGS OF TIE PEOPLE

Two or more of the following named gentlemen
TO wit:
noN. JUDGE MERRICk Of Chicago;
HON. w. Il. LEfFIAGWElL;
HON J. &. ALLEN Of Illinois
GEO. II. PAkkEk, tsQ
LgaRAhD BYIAG On;
HOY / N PRESTON
non JUDGE phIRY. of Illinois;
CAPT J. IL. WALLACE
will address graz d Meetings Of the people o.
middle Iowa, on current politieals topics. and II
support Of the platform and candidates oil the
Democ ATTIC party of Iowa. at o'clock L. n
tho time. ana places following. namely At
Muscatine. Moeday, August 2ith,
Davenport, Tuesday, do 25th,
Dewitt, hednesday,do 10Th.
Tip.oa. Thursday, do 9Th,
Iowa tIty, Ffiuay, do 18th,
Marengo. Saturday, do 21th,
Marshate~n Monday. do sl-,,
loei7. Tuesday, September LIST.
Wilton, Wednesday, September I'd.
Marion Thursday, September IL
Anoinosa, Friday, September ath.
Andrew, saturday, September a,h
Local Democratic Editors and Committeeman
are requested TO advertise extensively thes'
meetings. 10 secure unfailng transportation and
ether facilities, rec Of expense. T. the 81 eaker'
and otherwise efficiently promote the entire sue
cess Ct the meetings and ms the work Of kiiiint
Demo ratio speakers has already commenced, III.
Democracy Of these COUNT are cntreAted 10 tu't
out 10 mtn At these meeting, determined to lre
t.d their speakers
Ey oflsr # tho Democratic State Central Com
LEsRAND BiIN9TuN. Chairman.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-13

Mr.. Lewis Gaylord CLARK, who, foi
twrnty six years, presided al the /" Ed
ito = table Of the famous Knlckcr.
booker Magazine" has returned to hls
ancient CHAIR.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-13

Eighteen paymastels were with Gen
Grants army at Last accounts, disburs.
$l5,ooo,oo0 in greeDbacks
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-13
TO CONSERVATIVES.

THE Advertiser, having been restored TO health
in a few weeks, by very simple remedy, aftcr
having suffered several years with sewers lung
Affection and that dread disense, Consumption
rsanxious IA make known to his fellow sufferers
tho means Of cure.
ioail who desire it, he will sen . copy Of the
prescription used free If chargel with the drcc-
tons for preparing nd nsing the same, which
they will find a SURE cURE for CONSUMPTION, "A srH.
Ma, ReoScnrrIs, &c. The only object Of tho al
yertiser in sending the prescription is to benefit
tho iiic,ed, and spread information which he
conceivcs 10 be invaluable, and he heres every
sufferer will try his remedy, as it will cost them
nothing, ana may prove q blessing.
IaEN. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg,
Kings County, Now York.
Nav leixv3m
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-13
HAIR ID w ARE.

uA u ID w Il.
Thcunllers,gmed beg leave
10 call the attention Of the
public aud the Il adc i'm par
licular 10 their complete
and well assorted stock Of
SHELF & HEAVY HARDW ARE,
comprising everything suit
cd 10 I he .DObbing Trade Of
the West.
Having unequaIed lacili-
ties for purchasing from
Manufacturers direct. we
shall keep our Stock COM
slamsIy up to the require
nlcnls Oi the country, and
offer Goods at
Il o W II II II RIG If 8
and better terms than amy
other House i'm the Trade.
An early call is respect.
fully solicited.
orders by mail receive
prompt attention.
NYEEk l. WALSH.
No. . LESLIE s BLOCK, FRONT ST.
nos ts
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-13
ia " ES N. i1Al.ZELL

NoMMlSSlON PRODUCE MERCHANT
- agent Tor behring's Safes and FAN banks
scales, Hydraulic Cement, Plaster Paris and
Hair. "Nu
No. Front Street.
Davenport. Iowa. May IA, iss3.-d1y
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-13

aAS. =. PUTNAM. JOHN n. RO0DRs
RUINsM d ROGERS.
A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELOgS LTIAW
"A ofsioE, Davenport Block, Ho.3s, Main At
second Floor. iun7.dtf
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JAMES HARRISON

JAME~ HAKKISON.
tAMlLf GROCER KEEPS CONSTANTLY
1 on band the best gu ,lity Of Proyisions. Hol-
low Ware, Kerosene OH, etc.
second street, between Brady and Perry, Da.
venport, Iowa. [mvIa div
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JAMES 4. LANE.

a TTORNEY COUNSELLOR AT Law.
"A Office south east corner Of Brady and Sec.
"a streets, up stairs mayl-da
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-13

CHAS. WHITAKER,
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law
II OFFICE on Main street, in Grants Block, up
stairs. 'my26.d,f
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-13

Nam. r. BROWN.
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
q (successor Of Dow 4 Brown, Davenport, low
o6ce rear of l.. A. Macklo:'s Bank av3-dtf
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-01-01
TO the patrons Of the Gazette

That whioh goes to make up the aggre'
gate cost of our paper has almost doubled
within the last year. Paper bough, six
months ago at Sc per bundle now costs
$40. Before this advance our paper
barely let us live. We will now scarce
ly make a dollar by its continued publ
cation. And yet the Gdzstte must live
must continue regularly as heretofore to
reach our subscribers. We do not pro.
pose Gas other papers have done) to ad
vance the price Of subscription, hut ~e
ask our patrons, and we hope they will
heed the appeal, TO come forward and pay
up their arrears.
You doubtless think the 81 so you
owe for the present, or the SO 90 you
owe for the past and present years, is
small thing. Well. 30 it is to you. bu'
you must remember that by these smal
amounts we live, ard that the thousand OIL
more of them now. would make quite
handsome sum. We hope each of ou1
patrons who is in arrears will consider
this a personal dun and come forward
manfuly and pay.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-01-01

ETNext Tuesday evening our citizens
will have an opportunity of hearing the
celebrated Allegbaniaus and Swiss Bell
Ringers who have just returned to their
native land after four years tour round
the word. Speaking Of their concerts
the New York Independent says:
1.-THE Alleghsuians gave mos. entertain
ing musical performance at Hope Chapel
las, evening, to a numerous audie1ce
Nearly every piece on the programme
was enaored. The songs were Sc
lec,sd with Discriminating taste, and
sung with artistic harmony for which this
troupe is renowned. Tie bell perform
auces were astouishly well given. These
excellent, soirees we hops to see receive
the liberal Patronage their merit entitlei
theni to "--IhdsPendeht
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-01-01

lst. Had the military authority Oi
the United States. by rsAsOn Of the war,
the legal power to arrest citizen who
was embarrassing tho service and inter.
feriDg with its orders, BY discOurnging
cnlistments?
II 90. then its orders to Scott will pro.
tecl him in its execution, as well as Bliss,
Ths wsrs legally called to ah ia iH execu
ton. Nor is this question effected by
Olds' innocence Sr guilt OF the fact
charged. 1t was not for the officer 10
know that Olds was guilty. twas suf.
fic,ent for him that The order charged
an offsnse. It then become his duty e
execute. T g trial, conviction and pun.
ishment was with the Cove rnmrnt
Cd. Whether the Government under
military law had the legal power 10 order
the arrest or not, and wheth, or not the
writ actually charged an offence -
Was not Scott bound to obey the ordel
Of his superior (Lincolu or Stauton) ant
could he not under the military laws o
the United States call Bliss 10 his aid
and would not such plea be "bar'
to the prosecution?
The prosecution OF Colonel Bliss il
prompted by maliguity-inslituted 10y
man who "will pursue all connected will
his arres. to the gates OF hell, in order t
be revenged for an insult his dignity ma,
have suffered