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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-04-15

CURVEYOR'SNOTICE Tho eliving
~ at a distance wishing surveying done
by the county Surveyor, will have their
calls punctually attended to, by address
ing him by letter, giving FIVE days'notice.
Direct allletters to Hambden, Geaaga
On, o. S.EDS0N, Go. Surveyor.
595tf
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Important
NEW MEDICAL DISCOVERY

ENOR tbs Speedy and Permanent Cure or
l. Gonorrh0a, elect, Urethral DISCHARGES, I'M
potence. Want Of Power. Seminal Weakness,
Nightly Emissions. lncoutinente, Genial rebA
ity and lrritabilily, Gravel. Structure, ond Al
iections OF the Kidneys and Bladder, which has
been used by upwards of 100 PHYSICIANS,
in their private practice, with entire success. su.
preceding Cubebs, .Copaiba, Capsules, or any
compound hitherto known.
pELL'S SPECIFIC PILLS nre speedy in
ID action, often effecting a euro in a lew da VS.,
and " hen a cure is effected il is permane Mt
They are prepared from vegetable extracts thu I
are harmless on the system, and neve nauseais
thestomach or impregnate the breath; and, beir z
sugar-coated, al, nnuseous taste is avoided. No
change Of diet is necessary whilst using hen
nor does their action interfere with business puI.
suits. Each Box contains six dozen Pills.
Price, ONE DOLLAR; 6 Boxes for SIS.
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SILVER WATCHES.

First Glass Hunting Time. pieces for accuracy
OF movement, beauty Of mntoriai, and hove ali.
cheapness OF price, these Watches must insure
universal APPRECIATION.
An imitation 50 ~iuultless that il can hardly
be detected ny the most experienced jldgo,.-
The material being OF two metals, the outer one
hrst quality Sterling Silver, while tho inner one
lsGermnn Silver, itcannoi be recognized by cut
ing or heoyy engra wing, making IL. NOT only in
Importance but IN durability. the best likeness
oil SOLID STERLING LIVER in existence.
The Sale OF these Watches in the Armv il n
source OF enormous profit, eta Hing, as they very
readily, do, at S25 aud upwatds' MANY bun,
dred dollars can be made ia a sinple nav dav nv
any one OF ordinary business tacts
STAT WHOLESALE ONI,YI' 4, b..,v
Hunting Cases, be ~iutitully engraved. wbi,e an ~
amel Dial, and fancy cut hands in GOOD rum
ming order, by the half dozen, s7s' Sal a nhn
by the case of6 N'"''
Upon receipt Of two dollars MS ounr,,,oo -,
good faith, we will send Watches bv sxnress ;,
any part Of the loyal states, collecting balnreeo
OF bill en- delivery. This ensures buyers naHins,
frnud, giving 10 them their watches before nav.
ment is required.
Soldiers in the Disioyit States MUST remit n.
Cash in ADVANCE, as the express compa nins per,
emptorily refuse making collections IN such dan
gsrous localities. Remember, Cash in adpunr,
from viAia fhs arm lines in rebel slater. NJ
gsarantss the safe dsiivsJy Of all Watches, SCI
by mail or express.
HUB8lap Ba0PHS., Sole Importers,
al Bfoadway, Cor, Cortland st., n, Y,
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Notice to F%ruit-grOWers.

TNHE Subscriber would respectfully inform the
l. public that he is prepared 10 furnish all
Grape Vines of the most approved Varieties
Blackberries of the Lawton and Dorchester va
%rieties, Raspberry, Gooseberry and Strawberry
Plantsl Currants &C.. Hot Bed Plants. such as
Sweet Potatoes, Tomatoes, Early and Late Cab.
The subscriber, as Agent for the gainesville
Nursery, is prepared to ill all Orders Tor Orna.
3 eptal Trees, Towering Shrubs, Roses, Dab
las, House Plants, &c, Address, Chester x
Roads, Geauga Co., or apply at the residence Of
Feb. Goth, 1864. 79S
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-04-15

THIRD EDITlON-50TH THOUSAND.
TAR. BELLS TREATISE ON
- Seminal Weakness, Loss Of
Power, Impotence, Premature Decay, Sexual
Diseases, Self Abuse, &c.
Apamphlet of SO pages containing important
advice to the afflicted, and which should be read
by every sufferer, as it contains such information
as will lead to a perfect cure.
s1Sent Free to anyaddress. Two stampsre.
quired for postage.
The Pills and Book W Ill be sent securely from
obser, alton, on receipt Of money and stamps;&
consultation by mail free and confidential,
J. BRYAN, M. D..
Gen. agent, rs Cedar ST.. N. Y.
o1For Sale by John Nichols, Druggist Char.
on, Ohio. 699yl
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The Oldest Regulator for Females.
DIR. PILLS.

GOODOLD REMEDY for al obstrucs
,ions has been hailed with pleasure and prolific
tDsnty fee gearT in all parts ofthe civilized world.
Its author is AN OLD EXPERIENCED PLY.
SICiAN, whom everybody knows, and in W whom
everybody places confidence and respect. j. is
no Rcu-fat gicdIrrangtment, but uSTANDARD
REMEDY.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS
hareHeusr Caiied, aud thousands oil certifcnpts 10
this effect can he found in all parts of the coun.
Try. The propriotors of DR.. Cheeseman's long
led recipe guarantee that
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FOR SALE BY

tOh SAlE D1
A.Cook Chardon;J. Smith Thompson; J. w.
Treat, CT ridon; A. Mathews, Newburv; John
Mayhem. Auburn; Johnson 81 futile Bur ton
Ed. Thompson, Huntsbnrg; w II. Harpham,
Bainbridse; VIM. Mumford, Welchfeld; r. N.
Hathaway, Hambden; Lavier Darymple, Troy
Center; Warren Bishop, Middlelield; G S. Field,
East Claridon! Tracy w. Scott, Chester Cross
Roads, and by Druggists and Merchants gener.
ally throughout the u. sand Canadas,
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DHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS for sale atDr.
i Nichols Drug StoS.
Chardon, May 6, 1868. 69bu
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ONE ZION

willrestoretli natural monthly function tdANY
FEMALE, No MATTER WEATHER CON
DlrloN or AGE. Indeed, SO certain are
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS,
Dhichhdue been popniar and sure cures .forOVER
A QUARTER OF A CENTURY, TO restore
the menstrual flow IN u natural way ,thatladies
whoare pregnant mmstnOt use them. as they will
DO NO HARM in any other way.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS
are the only medicine thai MARRIED AND
SINGLE LADIES have relied upon for many
yea RS, or can rely upon now BEWARE ofIm-
i%tatious! Take this advertisement to you
Druggist, and tell him TINT you want the
Best Female Medicine in the World,
Which is comprised in
Or. Cbcrsrman's 6emulr pills y!
These form re Gn~sstBrP'rauom recr Pat,lor.
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GLOVER SEED. CLOVER SEED. A good
~ supply ol Glover Seed for Sale by
733 WILKINS a. KELLEY,
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DON'T BE DECElVED!

DON'T BE DECEIVED!
Dr.. Choseman'sPills have received and arc
now receiving, the sanction oil the moSfem in o n
Physjcidpsin 4 mtricd.
EXPLICIT DIRECTIONS with each Box
The Price, ONE DOLLAR PERBOX, con.
tanning from Fifty to Sixty Pills.
Pills sentby mail, promptly b. remittingthe
price tothe proprietors,or to any authorized
agent in current funds,
Sold by Druggists generally.
HUTCiIINGS HlLIiYER, Propr'rs,
81 Cedar Street, New York.
a. COOK, agent for ChardOp.
TOinl
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NOTlCE.-Ihe Undersigned has been duly
IN appointed and qualified as Administrator
OF the os.aIe OF Polly circuit, deceased, la to OF
Burton Geaugn County, Ohio
LUClUS MERRlMAN.
Burton, April LIST, le6i.. JARVIS
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these Bitters are put up in quart
bottles, Of lUhich the abovs is a fac-sin-
lie. The label is finely engraved, and
is provided lUith q safe-guard from
co,Lnterteiters. price 81 per bottle, or
sir for IS.
G. w. Poback, proprietor, No. 6
East Fourth ST., Cincinnati, to whons
all orders should be addressed.
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VOLUNTEERS g. CONsnRIpISu

Two Soldiers or any others wishing to incrense
l. their income, there is no better way of do.
ing SO at this time, than from the sale of our
watches. they ARE WARRANTED As REpRE.
sENTEb!
",Particnlarly valuable for officers in the Army
and travellers - Frank Leitss, Feb. 2lst.
nPrett:est, best and cheapes, timepicces over
ohered'--N. y. Illustrated Nsto., Jan, lOfh
Very pretty and durable Watches Tor the
Army ~. y. Army d Navy Journ. Govern.
ment Ofgun,l August 80.
''one OF the Oldest and most reliable houses in
business --Lo"isUiHs, hy, Jonrn ,Jdy 81.
MAGZG TElGE OBSERVERS.
Being HUNTING or OPEN FACE, or Lady
or Genteman's Watch combined, with Pat. :
ent Sell w lnding. Improvement, a most
Pleas lug Novelty.
nNE OF THE PRErTlEST, MOST CON.
~ veuient and decidedly the bos, and cloap.
est Time .picres Tor general aud reliable use ever
Offered, IL has within IL, and connected with n.
machinery, ITS own winding attachment. rem.
derlng a key entirely unnecessary. rho case.
OF this Watch are composed OF two metals, the
outer one being fine i6 carat gold. II has the
improved Ruby action Lever movement, ana i,
warranted an accurate Time. piece. Price, su,
perbIy engraved, per case OF half dozen, s2OI -
sample Watches IN neat morocco boxes, SOS
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-21

Business lards not to exceed 0 iincs, si" - po'
Annum;
For zach change an additional oh large Of Csc
DOR square viii DO made.
Notices of wants, ,""loss," "fouRd. ""to rent"
"to ies," 30. not exceeding four lines inserted
for f,ty cents.
Manage notices will be charged 6fty cents in
all cases.
EDITORIAL notices charged for At the rats .. 10
,snts per line or seven words, and special notice
At 10 cents per line Or 50 cont. a line per week.
Ali ao.,oes for religion snd benevolent put'
poses vi be ch arssl one-thiId OF regular rates
OBI .nsry notices -xcept simple snnon acements
Of death, one half rates.
Ajvec.isenen not accompanied with nstrus =
tjon, will be srtcd anti! forbid AMI charged ac-
cordnyy.
Advertisements discontinued before tho expira
ton OF the nm contracted f,-. will be cuarged
at sh art tine rates.
Advertisements from abroad must be pad or
snvar.as. IN adoanee, u. les. rom approved
Agents
lAiverti sements inserted next to reading rlatts
per cent. adv ance on the above rates, and kcI I
IN 1st or I'd paxes % per cent advance on regular
ratos.
Ailtransient Advertisements must be paid for n
a1vance.
Advertisements inserted in weekly On reasout
BILE terms.
DEMOORAT h NEWS.
GAZETTE COMPANY.
HENKY fischer.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-21

The n NaiiOn0l Bank Currency


DEsCRIPIloS ~ TIE nav FIVE DoLLAR So'As.
The fret Naiionsl Bsrk Of this c ~ receive
ed this IN orning the first iustaiineot VI i.s cur
rsncy-a batch Of $26 900, to which the Pfs'-
idsnt and Cashier have already commenced
fixing their signatures. and the came IL now
ready for issut.
These hills are printed By the Continental
Bank n ote Company. Of New York. and are
the second batch that hss been issusd--she
fret syipg been furnished to tie Fret Ma
tionei Bank Of Washington. d. G. The high
er denomin ations have not yet been received.
A description of this issae may Lot BE- 10
appropriate. 1t may be stated at the s'srt,h by
the wsy, tha, the pia,es, detigns and appear
soe. oi ali these no,es will be the came fOs all
The States, with the 'ipgie aud necessary ex-
cep,;on OF the local nance and numbeis.
The lace of the notes nay b. LsishY de-
scfibed as follows
Atthe lef, hand corner OF ,Ae face is a Wig
neite representing CoIumi US sighting land
lie ie e,anding on sbi pt oarj. and 10 the oct u
pointing cut the shore OF Guara Hanis. while
q figure, knsslipg. is ssen pointing In the same
direction, and hooking into the fce OF the
great diseoverer. In the imtnedate foreground
10 another figure with a crcts In elaspsd hands
and he face turned hesvepwards, In thanks-
giving to the Almighty. The background IL
occupied by q priest and other figures, while
on the esit above the worj FIVE" 10 engraved
in highly ornataentsl letters This design. It
- I'D al ia il In
compliance y ith the wi.h Of President Lincoln.
who hinted Iii. desire on the subject in his let
ter /, vi,iDg proposals..
The yignet e Oh ne LEFT hand side Of the
face contain au sll-g.tical representation,
which i. also another idea al Mr.. Liucoh',. u
copsis,s Of picture OF Colnmbns presenting
America. in the form Of an lpdian usideD, to
the ,li World. persooiiea by three fgurse,
representa-, z Europe. Asia and Africa. 10 the
folia1 +. overhead 10 the Fl cure Ave handsousiy
ornamentei.
The border Of the face is composed OF the
word five. SCROLL work, consisting OF grape
leaves, and the figure g. alternating 10 panels.
The novel psculiarity Of the border ie that no
two WORDS, figures or scrolls are exactly aiike'
having been varied purposely. go That the
ccun,erfeiter may not be able to iuiitate The
noe b, repeating umaii portions, as IL ire
q.en;ly noticed in spurious money. 10 order
10 initiate these notes the coauteri.ifer VII
ind 1t necessary to eueiase the whole win
the minutest nicely.
The legend Of the face, or that portion
wh,ch is TO he read contains the follc Wig in
eeriptiop
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-21
LEGlyLATlvE AUQMARY.

l
A number Of bills were introduced
into the Senate yesterday. Among
them We noticed one introduced by Mr.
Brayton to give attachment and judg-
meot liens precedence to unrecorded
deed. and mortgages; one by Mr.. Hart
exempting the property Of non-commis-
stoned officers aud private soldiers 10 the
service from taxation Tor State and coun-
ty purposes; and one BY Mr.. UdeIl FIX
ing the .slary Of the Adjutant General
at q, 900 year. The bills already in-
troduced into the Senate, we understand,
number tbirty-s'x. ANON the petitions
ae notice nothing of Importance, save a
petition Of ci,'zeus Of Dubuque county
asking for the enactment OF Re istry
law. The minority complained much Of
frauds at the last general election, and
i. seems quite proper and just that the
majority shonld scene them against any
danger IN the future, snt preserve the
purity of the ballot box by jndicious
Registry Law.
ln the House the Speaker announced
tHe ct6uoihS SoiiiIl ttcoe, WHICH Will De
found in our Legislative report. sand,y
petitio ,s were piesenie ed, several of which
ak, d for the passage OF a Reg stry Law.
Among the resolutions Introduced was
ooe requesting our Congressional Dele
gstion to advocate the construction of a
ship canal around the Upper and Lower
Rapids Of the Mississippi. The number
of Standing Committees was increased
by adding committee on Sanitary Al
lars and one on the Suppression of In
temperance. The Governors Me. sage
was referred to the appropi is,e commit
tees. A lumber of bills were introduced,
among which was one providiog for .
change in our County Government from
the Supervisor to the Commissioner sys-
TEN. There are many earnest advocates
OF the la ter system, but it is doubtful
whether any change will be made at
present.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-21

NEW YORK, Jan. 70.
The Morning Star briggs Panama dates
to the l5'h.
The U. $. steamer powhattan was at
Matunzss.
Soldiers were daily arriving at Havana,
n. route for 81. Domingo.
Vera Cruz dates are 20 January q. 1t
Is asserted ,ha; the army Of Jsur,z has
barn di-persed and be escaped 10 .,iont Grey
La the battles At Muri!a on the II Sd Of
December, the French took IL cannon and
ovtr 1000 prisoners. The French assert
that this puts an end to all armed resist.
ance 70 them.
Morla was defended by $500 French and
Mexican troopt. Jsurez attacked With q
iorce OF 5000.
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.$47y0 3lC.G7


Ia loans and di.ccupts the Burlington Grsnch
continues to DO the heaviest bnsiuees-eS35.-
373 Sc Dubuque branch. 1924 777,l2; keo-
kuk branch. tls2 2l0.s7 Davenport bracch
sl7l4sO73; De. Moioes branch. $l6S $40 81 !;
Mount Pheasant branch, $l56. .59l 29.-tus least
being the Mus ca,ins branch which amounts to
$74752.O9.
The Dubuque branch shows the mos, speeie
800 l24 Sc Burlington branch. $50 7Si O5
L,or. City branch, t4s 742 O5 and least o:
a.. Fort Madison b, snch, 80 1 5000.
TIE Dubequs branch ass the largest amount
in Un,le, States Bonds-$ $ll2.9l7 02; Daven
port b,such, ssu, SEQ co; AeGisgOr branch,
SAG s73 81.
Ia circulation the Burlington branch hiss
,277 All, co; Dubuque $2s7 472. o.; Keokuk
brsuch, Sl44 b64 60; Des holDes branch.
slA25sl :; Davenport branch, *6. .93S.
Ie deposits the Davenport branch leads
with ss74 s.l5; Burlington branch $685.
4s7 so +, Dubuque branch t256,sls.7o.
rLn ...oorc.a If each branch afe-
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-21

Observation-Disclosures is called to the
card OF DR.. w /. Adams, successor to Barrett
& Aiams. MIR. Adams is dentist Of Superior
merit, ard is entitled 10 . liberal share of pub
lie patronage. Give him o coll.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-21

Orr FOR DIxIE.-A lot OF soldiers
con.istipg Of 500 recruits. "a straegiers. ard
dessrtsrs-63o in all, ufde, command of Capt.
>lusv oil the b and Capt. CoAstock Of the
SO started for Cairo this morning.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-21
LokpoN. u. W. Jan. 20.

Two companies of the Canadian Rifles
have been cent to Windsor, opposite De-
troit, within the last two days. 1t is sta
ted that they are sent in consequence Of an.
ether projected raid by Southern sympa-
,hizefs on Johnston. Island
The storm through Canada has abated.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-21

PAYMAsTER SMYTuE was in town
yesterday. adjusting claims against he Gov
ernmen.. and left this morning to return one
week from next Frday, when he viii say
long enough To ssttle all unpsid accounts.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-21

TnosE are best prepared fer snow and
cold ~so have purchased q good supply Of
winter drsss goods at Whislel's. Ihese who
have uo. been thus wise should 60 to Whisiers
ut once.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-21

New IoYg EzRykei.
NEW Yonx, Jan.
CorfeN.-Qaies at S4c.
F,cux--so lover. $6.95g7.o5 Extra state
81 5oGs7 IS X. 10.
WuEAr-Marxet ltl2 cents lower. e1.520
! Sc Chicago Spring 81 81 gl.57 Milwaukee
Club $l.62G 1.66 Winter he'd.
CoRH-Heivy. l.2i in store.
uAfs-Quiet at 9sM93.
PoRK ull $40 75W20.5o mess.
Cur MEArs.-Firm.
LARD steadv nj l3I1SA.
WHIskY-q2a95.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-21
In.Enn Lar

The Corn City Touring r,is 81 this city
wele partially destroyed ~ fre to-iay -
Lass irom $1,000 to $50 Geo, covered by
Ju,t,canre.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-21

IMPROVE The UPPQRIUKIlY.-Sutfe
ere Of defective vision shouid rtmtu her mt
there is s,iil a. orIoriuuity tor relief as loug
ss Prof Bernherdt r.meins with US. He Will
stop at The lie Cilire H.use unt.i saturday,
nnsr wh ich time he will leave TO fill an en-
ga cement elsewhere. Iho.e VII" are 10 need
of spectacles should call on him at their earli-
.et opportunity He can adjust CLOSES GO ss
to euro almost sny optical detect.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-21

Day BoARDEks w WAHrED.-A Limited
number Of day boardere can he scconmo-
dated By calling st the first door from the
curner OF Sixth and Main streets, west eide.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-21

RE-ELRCTap.-Atth the December ses-
sion OF the City Council Francis Ochs was du-
ly elected City Ass, ssor, but in such manner
az TO make the election illegal At the Jsnu-
arv meeting the ordinance that vi,iated The
frat election wae repealed, sn d at u adjourD-
cd meeting held las. evening it wac decided
TO have smother election. Mr. Oehs and Mr.
Verder were nominated. The first tallot wac
a tie; but on the second Mr. Ochs vss re-
elected b. mejortg o! ore Hence the city
" owe TO he a eomE.teut snu fsi'hfui uue,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-21
PHil.ArtIputA Jan %

PHiLArLLlHfA, Jan. ~
The Superintendent of the Catawissa
Railroad, ia di-patch, denies that any &C
cidcnt hes occurred On that road. and SAYS
the report has been maliciGusiy circulated.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-21

The Fret Nari3lai Bank Of Davenport vii
rav TIE bearer, on demand. fiye Dollar
Davenport, Iovs, Nov -, 1868
The fcimer in-cription vii! be common to
lie national hank notes il all tie States,
willie tho latter gives an illustration ot tie
necessary deviation required IS keel uau.es
end number.
In the iower margin OF the face are found
the words, "Ac. approved Feb. 25tb, 1868. -
The spacss beneath eech vlgnsite ore ,e't-sa-
cant far the signatures Of tie Presid Mt and
Cashier OF the bank.
The back o; tie note displays another beau
tifui exhibition Of taste. The principal v'r-
ne,te is ,a.ge oval. extending over the great
er part OF ii : bsck. reproducing Vanderlyn's
famous picture 10 the ro'unda Of the Ca. itol
at Washington, reyreseIiing the landing u
Colunbrs. The picture is printed 10 Oiack,ss
are also The legends which surround It. The
upper legend Is as follows:
This note is receivable ct par in ell parts Of
the Uuited S sies 10 payment of ai!taxes end
excses and all otter duee To The United sta es,
except duties op inlIorts and s,-o icr all sal-
ntlss anh h.t OtbeV utbts eLU CenbDCs oVfbg
by the Uai,ed States 10 H. EQUALS, rpora-
uons aud ASSOCIATIONS in the L init. ed States, ex-
cept interest on public debt
The over tgenc is az follows
Every persun msking or engraving or aid
Ing 10 make or epgtavs, or psesinE or attempt
ipg to pass, any imitation or alteration OF u is
note and every person beviup In possession .
plate or impression mace ip imitation Of that
on which this rote is printed. il. by act Of
Congrees, proved 25th of Fbru.ry, 1868.
guilty ct felony. and eohject TO fire not .x.
ceeding one Thousand doiare, or imprisonment
no, exceeding fifteen years. OF both.
The border and pieces are printed ia greer.
The border is made up Of the figure s on .
shield repeated. In the top border occurs the
words national curt ency."
The end pi ece on ,te~left contains an oval
with the eagle - represented on tbe Tsrr t..
rial seal Of Iowa, With the name Of ths State
love" printed iu the cloud work. This is .
mistake the Seal OF The State Of Iowa IL .
different design altogether. and should have
been engraved On The note in place VI The
Territorial eesl The oval at TIE right erd
contains the esele on the national ehieid, with
ths cyt her III 5" IA the skv. The two up
per corners have each the word five" eog-av.
ID on the face Of the scroll work, while the
two 10 wer corners have the figure s engraved
on lathe work.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-21

ARRlvxD.-Severals squads Of recruits,
amounting in all to about 1875. arrived tina
morning. and went into qua tsrs a. Camp
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THEATRE. The Metropolitan troupe
open this evening with that startling play
the wild man IL the Woods" which can
hardly fail 10 a tract a large audience. Brace
sing. a comic so,g aud The p. iite comedy of
the Ma Ct Munster viii ciose the ,v.niug's
entertainment. Go snd tijoy yourselves.