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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-07

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PURCHASED
II the stock Of Boots ald Shoes from j. & Tod,
wonid respectfully solicit cont uanco n the
public patronage, d assures bis friends that heis
ready and Wiling 10 sell goods 81 the loves, cash
price, st his new store on Second street. opposite
hs IL Claire House.
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QUACK NOsTRUM MAKERS,
IGNORANCE OFQUACK DOCTORS AND N0srRUM
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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-06-12
The Power of One Good Bow.

"When / took the school" said gen.
tleman, speaking Of certain school he
once taught, II soon saw there was one
good boy in it. saw it in his face. |
saw it by many unmistakable marks
II l stepped out and came suddenly back,
that bov was always studying, just as il l
had been there, while general buzz and
the roguish looks of the rest showed there
was mischief in the wind. j learned he
was religious boy aud member Of the
church. Come what would, he would be
for the right.
"There were two other boys who
wanted TO behave well but were sometimes
led aslray. These two began TO look uE
to Alfred, and l saw were much strength
ened by his example. Alfred was al
lovely in disposition. as firm in principle
These three boys began now to create q
sort Of public opinion on the side of good
order and the master. One boy, and
then gradually another, sided with them,
The foolish pranks OF idle and wicked
boys began to lose their popularity
They did not win the laugh which they
used to. general obedience and atten
ton to study prevailed. AT last. the pub
lie opinion of the school was fairly reyolu'
tionized from being a school OF ill-nam'
il became one Of the best-behsved schools
anywere about, and il was that boy AL
fred who had the largest share in making
the change. Only four Of the FIVE boy
held out. and these were finally expelled
"Yes," said the teacher, sit is in tn
power Of one right.minded, right-hearIet
boy to do shat. He stuck to his princi
Piles like man. and they stuck to him
and made strong and splendid fellow Q
him."
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-06-12
Ohio Troops at Franklin, Tenn.

A special correspondent of the Nashville
Dispatch, writing from Franklin, Tenn, un-
der date of May 10Th, speaks thus OF the
Ohio forces at that place. Tho Capt. York
TO whom he alludes went from Geauga
County:
Gen. Gilbert's command is espe cially de-
serving of attention. His men are more
like veterans than yolun teers. This is az
tributable, in great manner, to the strict
ness OF the Gneral, and bis untiri Dg
Inspector. General, Capt. j. E. Stacey
Again. his field officers are young men of
sound sense and calibre. The l24th, l25th,
18th, l2ist and s4rh Ohio are in perfect
trim. The l24th Ohio is now commanded
by Lieut.. Col. Peckand, and his men are
admirably drilled and disciplined. The
Colonel is most zeaiously assisted by the
gallant young Major Ii Hampson. Col.Payne.
its former Colonel, now commands brigade,
and think one of the best in the service.
The 18th Ohio is now commanded by the
intrepid Col. John G. Mitch ell, q position
which he attained few days ago, and
which be richly merits. Lieut.-Col. War
ner and Major Sullvant, of this regiment.
have succeeded in making the Il3th ono of
the best drilled and disciplined TO be found
in any country. The l2lst is now COM
manded BY Col Banning. as bravo aud true
an officer as drew sword. All the above
officers will mako their mark when called
into action, for they are soldiers, every inch
of them. regret being unable to see Col.
Opdycke's regiment on drill, but ! am told
they are not whit behind any of the ohios
in point of drill aud discipline. The Col. is
an excellent soldier, aud as true as steel
Col. Poorman's brigade, I am told, is also
in excellent trim, aud doing nobly. IL the
cleanliness of camps, &c, are indications OF
pood soIdiery, his brigade will compete with
snv of them, | also visited Gen. Baird's
com mmanG and must say that. ii his who le
! command are as we'll drilled, we'll clothed,
and well disciplined as Col. Smith ID. At
kins' brigade, il will compete with any in
tha service. Colonel Atkins is a thorough
soldier. as we'll as q popular commander
His staff is composed of the most intelligent
i officers in the division.
l also visited Captain York's battery, and
must here confess that II is one of the clean
est and best arranged batteries in the de.
partment. Captain York must not get all
tho credit, for ha is assisted by Lieutenants
| Talmadee and Hazen, two of as good artil'
4 lerists az could be selected; every Stable IN
this battery is swept clean three times in
duy. therefore there Is none Of that odo
which a man naturally finds among so larg
number of horses. Il would be well If som
of our battery oficers wonld call and exam
inc this, and try to follow Captain York
. example.
D The health OF this army ia excellent, theI
being bu. very little sickness.