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Unien District No: 2, Nemaha and
jackson Counties, S1.00
Union District No. /, Nemaha and
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Union District No. 8, Eemaha and
Brown, los
Union District No. 4, Nemaha and
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Union District No. 6, Nemaha and
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tawato,nie and Jackson, l.a5
Delinquent Road Tax of 1862, so
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cincts in the County, at the following times
and places, viz:
On Friday, October Odd, at Ash Point.
On Saturday, 9th, at Pennington.
On Monday, 26th, at Sabetha.
On Tuesday, 9th, at Capioma.
On Wednesday, 2Sth, at Granada.
On Thursday, /" 29th, at Elk Creek
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On Monday, November ID, at Lincoln
And afterwards at the Treasurer's Office, in
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Given under my hand, at the Treasurer's
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ixSOSgMfleS NMN Pensions.
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ohee south e.st corner Brady and "a streets.
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fRssboA OF OPINION. Il all man
nd plnu, enc, we're 81 one or ION
mankind would 10 10 M 10 inN fed u
SHE cling The ore person than if he had
tie o~er, woult tc justified n seuc
ing ma, nd Were an pinion a per-
aonl posse sion o. no value exccpf to
the owncr; Il 70 be o;tsiru tod n the IN
joynert Of i were SIMPLY prs4'r H.
lary il would mako me 4 difference
whether the injury was indicted Only
o. few persons nr many. Eut the pp
cullar evil Of sileuc,ng TIC expression Of
an opinioa IL, that il is robbjng the hu-
man race posteIi'y as well rs tie ex
I sting generation those who dissent
/ from the opinion, still more than th,sc
who hold it. Ii The opinion Ia ,igbt,
they are deprived Of the opportunity Of
cXchan. ing erro's for truth ii wrong
lhev lose what il aimot - great ben
ctt, the clearer percept on and isel'cl
impression Of truth, PRODUCED by is
csliision with error We can never Ia
sure that the opinion We ne cndeayor
ing 10 stitlc i false opinion, and j
we were SURE Of sitting it would be Al
evil sill latin Stuart MI
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-15
Gen. Siunc's rosit,cn.

The capd date for Governor OF Iowa
on the aboli,i, IN tick, ha. made himself
known 10 he people in spesoh winch
), made at keokuk on tbs 3D. OF Jul y
inst.
.FK1low cnnexs u was not for
me,ly an aboiliouisl, nor did former
" suppose ] would ever become ono !;
| 6ut am nov. have been for the last
n,ne months an unadultsf abolition
i,,. At this the abolition portion "i
ms auliel &c shouted loudly and cried
ont, CHATS IT," That's the way TO
talk il ont" "Hurrah, hurrah I A'a
matter of policy, perhaps, 1t wonId nave
| been more prudent not to have 50 pno-
t;sly declared TIN. liz become an Al.
,lit,onlst but since ] have said It, !
will not take II back, and let those who
don't Xix. Il uauhe tie most Oft. Again
tho old Wing hating aboil ION faction oil
81, ~ iience shouted mos. Justify, while
/. number q republicans, N an under
nc. were heard 10 express dls.stisiac-
ton.
"F-Ilow citizens. he opposition charge
1ha, ,his il an abolition war wen,
admi,I. il an abolition mar. 1t was not
.uch in the start but the administration
! ..s die ,crcd thatlbcY could not bubdue
the south slea than 10y making II an abo-
5tlon war, "A Vi they have done 70, am i
| ! IN 10 continued is an Abolition war 80
| f,,na a. thete /, one slave at the South 10
| b.. made free. Never, neytr en- there BIT
ucaoo made, nor Is peace de-ltao' :. "1,l
tie Inst Ink Of slavery abolished. h'na
and prolonged cheer, n m the ab iit on
lists, while the repuolcan Unlonsts nut
rcd much dissent
"Bu.ler, Stanton, Burnside, and mfr
that scamp, regard As true patrols
bu, ~ To- the copperhe.d democracy,
bolI Tor them tho utmost lntempt, am
ia rather cat with anleger, drHh WITH
, n,rger, Inc with a Niger, steep III
nl.t.tr. than with a coppericad. al thl'
declaration ii favor 0. slcg'n"Y, etc, will
rirr.ts rather tnan nth the ,pptiheae
: democracy. a. h. termed hhe democrats
{ h,, shout. OF the advocates OF nsgre
umaI.araiion were loud aud defiant
Tie most radical ana obnoxious Adolf
ZIONIST in tho ,.ud could not AK caud-
date to 90 farther il stating htsr.efeTeh-
oes for the neg.o. lie Is tairly upon the
platform let the re plc decii b. then
ia lots whether thei ...a tier not.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-15

"Niss Emily NJ. Washington" scr1s
the Hartford press some verses from
New O,leaus. She is in return informed
by the Prc.., we haven't time to pub
iish an eulog site acfost.c IN jeff. DAVIS:
though We hope to record his death on a
cross.stick some day. .
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-15

B6EN I>FoRNep. Gen Bntlsr start
ed out some lime since to csts hlish his
precedence ~ rarktng officer OF the ar
my. The commission aaPoiated TO in
vestigate his claim instead OF find 10
HIM tirst find him fifth in rank Gen
Mcclellan ranking the entire list,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-15

1nEY had an abolition powwow upat
Fulton, on tho 4th, and the Rev. Bcnja-
min Clotc, says tho Chicago Tribune,
pronounced Tho benedicton, and he
did it IN these Sords May God Almigh-
ty now bless and finally save ths audi.
ence, and al loyal people That re-
mind. Us Of a prayer that ono Of the
same cla-s Of ministers put up some time
ago. He did it 10 these words God,
thank Thee that | am lot as other
men, even a. this publcsn.
OF course the Ittbuae indorses the
preachers benedicilon a. q good thing.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-15

y.-The number Of immi-
grants coming to this country would be
almost remarkable, even III peaceabie
times. Daring the SIX months ending
July Sd, 69,1S3 arrived Vt the port OF
New York alone. Dnring the cores
pondlnc montba OF 1862 the arrivals at
the same port we're but 33,704.
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TO CoHsuMPTivEs.

Tux Advertiser, having been restored TO health
in q lew weeks, by very simple remedy, after
having suffered several years with severe lung
Affection, ard that dread disease, Consumption
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Toall who desire it, he will send copy of the
prescripd n used free u chargel with the direc-
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VA, BRONCHITIS, &c. The only objeci of the al
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The afflicted, and spread Information which he
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nothing, AMI nay prove = blessing.
REV. EDWARD A. WlLS0S.
Williamsburg,
Kings County, New York.
May lsd&xSm
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QrEsR Error. A sensation dispatch
from Chicago announced few DAYS
tince that Gov. Yates had been shot at
through window. The Chicago TIMES
explains that the story grew out Of the
fact that tho Governor was shot-in the
neck-through the muzzle OF glass bot.
tie E.AWda : 4 AAaA4 a.a .sal
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-15

1t is understood that Gen. Bsuks a.
lows Gen. DsYtorank him BY his own
consent, although le.itimat ~, Gen.
Ba ks ranks ID Y on account Of priority
OF nom nation bv the PRECEDENT and
contra cd by the Senate.