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Particular Notice.

There sre n'd"y preparations cold Under the
name Of BtAe's. put up In quart bottles compound
cd gf tas cheapest whtskey or commo. run, costing
from ~ to Az cent, PR gnltom the taste disaut ed b.
dnise or C0riander Seed
The ctass gf Bstters haze consed and ,CiH coz.
sisue to cause as long hoy can be .old hus, eds
to ase the dea 81 tt~ drsa ksrd. BY t.ei, use The
system ss kept conssnSsty under me im e,sce Of Il
chOhot,c StsraMtdts Of the c0ss kind TIE dss,re for
Liquor IS created aud kspt up and the vesit IL all
tie horrors attendant upon drankard's E.fs and
death.
For those uho desire and will have q Lioxov
B.tsers zoe publish the lotoso, ag receipt Get one
bottle ~ H006AUd > Gesn.nh Utlters. ana
wiz v IL lhs &c quarts vi good rsaudv or
Whlskey asd the result u,N be a preparation
that U,iI tar excel in medical virtue amd true ar
cekncy any Of the Liquor Buffers :. Me ).
o~d WA Co.'S, much less. You ~ -. all IL
Uivtses Of Aoofamdss Eilt. :. .,nee,ior
,eith . good article Of Liquor much Iess pr,.s
than these imferior prepurettioMs sCiL cost WI.
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WIN Err ARRANGEMENT, 1859.
I IN AMI AF1 IN MONDAY, NOV. l6, 1873.
- and aatii tasther notice, trains viiI leave
OsvsnpoA daily, 6undays sssspssd, - follow.
lst mail train q. 1895 -
~ 13nsSxooOe ....e-.... ..... 40 r. \,
Inins errive ct Davenport daily, Sundays Of.
list night express A.. .7.s5 4. 4,
"a daily express and mail train A.. sos r. H.
Al trains over this route ere In direct connsxion
southern, Michigan Central, PittsburR, For,
wayne, and Chicago Railroad TO and from De.
volt, Toledo, Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinnati
htts.urg, Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niagars Falls, Alba
~, New Yofk, Philadslphia, Baltimsrs and Wash.
ington.
PASSENGERS a1e reminded Of the necessity Of
vlny distinct directions - 10 the destination u,
ihsir baggage, also oprocure tickets before sak
Ing their seats in the cars, the conductors COL
cot fares only TO stations on the lire Of he "a
ago and Rock Island Railroad.
JOHN F. TRACY, Superintendent.
Davenport. New, 10, 1868. dts
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llalnUls ConlTxl Railroad.

11al0OlE V0NII0 8Aolf000s
O. M Il e.
I'm AND AFTER SUNDA NOVEMBER
~ Sd, trains will leave from the Grand Centra,
Jepot, foot Of Lake and South Water street
Through Express, At $50 A M, arriving II
iai.y, exc., SundsysJ tairo At $50 A NJ.
~ This Train connects for Peoria, Alton. St.
uouis, Memphis, New Orleans and Mobile.
accommodation) At 400 P N, for Cairo and We
Every Day, s45 P u ns.. ds,. ' :
- This Trsin, on Saturdays, will ron only to
J,banA Trains arrive q Chicago 1t ll.O6 4 N
md y:30 Pm.
For Tickets and information, apply ct the olios
the Great Central Depot.
HYDE PARK AND WOOD LAWN.
trains viii leave Chicago Leave Weed Lawn.
$50 4 $40 A N
645 A q Gas NJ
l100 II 12.55PM
500 u 8A5 pm
e:OOPA GkOPN
w.. r. ARTHUR, Cent Sup't.
-. z. JOB MON. Ten Passenger Ae't. nO6otf
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. Ayers &
PILLS

Are you sick. feeble, ant.
complaining! Are you on.
of order. with your system
deranged, and your feelings
uncomfortable These sy mp
toms are often the prelude
to serious illness. Some fif
of sickness is creeping upon
you, and should be averted
by a timely use of the right
remedy. Take Ayers Pills
and cleanse out the disOr-
dered humors purify the
blood, and let the fluid.
move on unobstructed il
health again. They stimu
late the functions of tho
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-14

IT. ~ 1enoval e 0boe1usG1ens, 81 ~ h.
s1Eaaa & leeulafity q 10 1eo1usose
4 ~ Asathiy IRisds.
~ They esrs q obviate tAose sunssous dieeass
t.as sprnx ffoa irrsgulas'sy. p renewing Asisssg
- They csrs Suppressed. Kxeesslvs 81 faaac0
0e09truatloa.
~ Thsy cure Green Sickness (CAlsross,.
- Thy sse Nervous snd SPIRAL A1sseaons, De1ns
1s4Goe % s1lGAt exestioo, Pa1DoAeioa ~ - 0eaet
Lovns0 o. oplrite. Hystesia, oeek Hoo1AsAs, 0s1lk
-, 80, etc. u voel. ~ rs0oving ~ lsssgD
esifys thsy remove re eaase. - WIN Il ALE -
= Conposs1 Il anpis vs9pssass extracts. ~
SaenlA AoAing deletaious TO aay coostitatsso. 49,
ever dsl1ease. tAslf fasctaon bslag % sssealtate
sRsogth 5oe wsakDssss vhieA. wAss properly -
- THey nay Be- ssssly 49, 4 - go. - q -
Dss1o1. nxc.s1 DuMHs m y'Ssf 1nnm 1es1D
ouring which ~ ssassifn9 nstsss q tAs1R oet1s0
Vosi6 iahlllbiy rn1vEHf pseeaaney.
- An let,oss eeekiaG inlosmoa1oa a odvteo Vlt)
. promptly. freely and discsessiy answered.
- Pun directions sccnmDaay eacA boz.
- Pslce q pse boz, or nix be1ss ~ =.
- eent by nail. me- Of postage. % seeslDs -
IN sseA osdess nust b ssat - G. A. cooG. c.
oaGo, oss 0easysl Agent for ne wese.
ooi1 ID CAisaeo. b 1ULLKR. 1IuCH = IUL1AR
wAssssais Ds1esissa. "a By I'll Ds1Gsiassvseyve0s
.. -. COO -,
CHICAGO.
osssesl Assst Sos tAs stssse q Ianols. lsvs, NJ
eesala. Hishiaa. and lndianL
DR. ". =. 1lERWlN 4 CO.,
ssGs PsosnsToss.
~. = Libau - nsv 1ssA.
Dchfo lyAver
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annum;
Forsach change IN additienal charge Of ascents
~ square will 30 made.
Notices Of "wants, ""loet, !" "found." ITO rent, !"
ITO iss," &e.. not exceeding four lines inserted
for Hty cents.
Manage notices will BE- charged Afty cents in
\ cases.
Editorial aotiess charged for ct thsrats Of Is
ssnts psrlins, seven words, and special notices
1t 10 cents per line, or 50 cents line per week.
All aoticss for religious and benevolent pur.
poses vi be charged one-third Of regular rates.
Obituary notices except simple announcements
Of death. one-hslf rates.
Advestisements not accompanied With instrus-
tions will be inserted until forbid and charged
cordingly.
Advertisements Discontinued before the expira
ton Of the tins contracted fo', will DO charged
ct shert ti0s rates.
Advertisements from abroad mast be paid for
saUarsob1s in odSanee, n less from approved
Agents
Advsytisemspts inserted next TO reading matter
81 per cent. Advsucs on the shove rates, and keI
IN 1st or Cd pages Is per cent advance on regular
.ates.
Alltransient sdvsstissnsnts must bspaid for in
aivance.
Advertisement inserted in weekly On rsasops
BILE terms.
DEMOCRAT / NEWS.
GAZETTE COMPANY.
HENRY fischer.
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,..ssss+..ss.s ss $500 s. u10o1 - u
80 A1avD. 81
Ovusss DsAsD, Wasd, ~ Isois.
Jnnmu y nlsPLn, Ca9ptsll, u. AsAlsea.
u nesdsy, Mach II.
CANADA Faskss, 6avaasaA
D0AaRnD.
MesAay.
HuCEm 0sAsn. waed, 81. Lssis.
Js,as WsirPLs, Csopbsll, p. nsdison.
The Csssds arrived from shove this morning..
Shs ~ ussble TO got farther up then short
dissasss sssvs Ssvsssah in Consequence ofses.
The elegant northern Lias Passss Davenport
:. Bafssd, Oap ain, Jeha y. Pin. Click. will
depart Tor Dubuque to-aosrow. r. n. Pfsttyman,
oesns.
The favosiss Northern Line passenger packet
Caaeda, J. " Parker, Csptsi Len. ". kldrsd
go &c. King. Clerks, will d part for 81. Loui'
80 way points tomorrow morning. r ssssssn
ead shippsn should bear the feet in mind, end
psteeniss the Cansds. No boat on the Upp.'
Mississippi 10 more deserving Of IL. For fssigh
OF passage apply to B. \. Prsttymsr, agent.
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Gal<Ha I tkiesgo Uslsb Raj red
0H

kXZ3 0k9G1@ - - - u
IN AND AFTER Monday, MAY 13rB
~ 4th, 1852, Trains will leave Wells street Dc.
pot, Chicago, - follows, (Sundsys excepted.)
At $50 n and 9.25 , NJ, for Bslvidere Rockford
Fresport, Warren, Galena, Dunlish, Dubuque
and intermediate places.
A. $50 A N and 9:45 p M for Dixon. Polo. Fui-
ton, Cedar Rapids and intermedists points
At for Elgin, Belvidere, Rockford and in
termediste points.
At $50 NJ ior Geneva and inferno diate places
Passengers tor Beloit and Jsnesvills will take
the $50 N and p train
Passengers for Crystal Lake, McHenry, Rich
uond, Geneva Lake and intermediate points, will
take the p N train.
AZ $3.50 N aud 5:45 A N, from Dunleith, Galena
Freeport, ets.
At $50 Mnd 500 A N, from Ced " L. p:ds
Fulton, ixon, etc.
At Halo A from Fox River Valley.
At $50 NJ, Geneva Accommodation.
~ Sleeping Ca,s on Night Trains.
E.B. TALCUTT, Gent SuptI
u n. wBRrY rR. Gen. Psss'er Az. pvaOt
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TRUSTEES SALE.

QY VIRTUE OF 4 DEED OF TRU-T,
- seussi - Ne b. Miles Peter Pssssx .
CAsistisa SepAia Psesssoa, ~ wife, dsssA % Il
third day & Ne'sh. ls0J, 81 6uly HE'D and .
corded 10 The o1es Of he reesedes Or deeds :
Ro Islaod county, saA state Of Llinois, In y.
ams"M"s desds, pass III, shall On the
day Of Apsil 1854, q o'elesh 2. =. 81 said Dc
odsr for sale to The Aighsss bidder, To- sssh,
the Court hosse does, IL Ne sisy Of Dsvsspo
love, the following dsrcsibsA lasd. situassd
Rock lsland eoaasy, 1l.issis. - - 1seh there
- nay b necessary v satisfy the ssosns ~
doe on . ssrssis psonissor, ss.e. 70 ssesfs whis
said deed = - given, t.,-wit: Lot ssvsa r.)
isg the soath-sass essrs. Of the nor,h.se
quarter Of section ss1s ssn No. aad lot Two {:
being the south vest quarter II The serth.ws
qsart : Of section sixtesn (lS y also lot six a
beiae the north -saes fraetienoi quarter Of sous
vest quarter u said ssesiss alse che sOrsh- ~
frectisaal qusrss Of the oeush.wsss quarter
sid - .tien sixtssa IL, I'll il township ssvsl
TEN I'D oessh u :saee oas a. west. Of u
fourth principal nssidisa.
meh l0-dts1 Trustee.
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MEDICAL.

A ct Al CO RI . Z. sc :.
4 nsnlY oesonnaAsrD
HRGRT.aDLR EITR.aCT
- p sre Tsa6c.
DOCTOR HOOrLAND'3
o1Rn6Arr H1TTDE10.
rnsrAsxp n
DIR. c. \ JACKSON. Philadelphia. Pa.
WILL s1vssrUALLY cuRs
LIVER COMPLAINT,
DYSPEPSIA,
JAUNDlCE,
Chronic or NERVOUS Debility, D,ssoses
Of the Kidneys, and ali diseases
0r's'ng from a disordeved
Liver or Stomach,
Constipation, In.
ward Piles, Fulness or
:, bitod to the head, acidity 70
the St0nach, Nausea, Heartburn.
DisgustSbr Focd, tulness or Weieht
IN the stomach scr .ructations,Slnk.
$780, ing OF Fluss:nng ct toe Pit Of Stoa sch,
Fluetering Of the Heart, Choking Of Svaoees.
ine &c. estion' when in lying posture, Dimnsss
Of Vision, Dots or Webs befoss the Sisa, .Feve,
and Dnll P.in in the Hsai, deficiency Of Per-
spisstion. fellownsss Of the Skin ana Eyes.
ram IN me Side, Back Chest. Limbs,
&c.. sudden Pushes Of Heat.
Burning in the flssh,s
Constant Inayininxs
Of Evil and graf
Depression IL
Spirits
ana Will positively prevent YELLOW FEVER
BILIOUS FEVER, &C.
fHsY coxrAtx
No Alcohol or Bad Whisky
They will cure the shove diseases in
ninety.nine cases out Of . hundred.
D0 10Y Want SOMETHING TO s, KEKGTR-
% you WANT A GOOD APPETITE,
DO YOU WANT 10 BUILD UP your CON.
sTIiUTIONt
Do YOU WANT TO FEEL WELL
~ YOU WANT To GET hid Or NERVOUS
w lOO WANT ENkR9Yf
DO YOU WANT TO SLEEP WELT
DO YOU WANT A BRISK AND VIGOROUS
FEELlNG7
If you do, use
AOON0SarS 6erMeOss 0televs
From Rev. ]. Newton Brown, D. D., Editor Of the
Encyclopedias Of Religious kpowlsdgs.l
Although not di,posed to favor or recommend
Patent b edicinss in general, through distrust Of
their ingredients and effects; yet know Of no
sufficient reasons Why man may not testisy 70
What he believes himself to have received srm
any simple preparation. in the hope tat hs may
thus contribute ~ the benefit Of others.
l do this more readily in regard to HooAacd's
German Bittefs, prepared BY Or q. n. J. ckson, of
this city, because was pTejudiced sgainst them
tor many years, under the in preston that they
were chiefly an alcoholic mixture. am indebted
to ny friend nCbeit Shoemskes, Eco for the re-
Dovai Of this prejudice BY proper tests. and for
encouragement to try them, when suffering from
great and long continued debility. The use Of
three BOTTLES Of those bitters IT the beginnipg Of
the present. year. WAS follow cd by evident relief
and restoration 10 degree Of bodily and mental
vigor which had not felt Tor six msntbs before
ana had almost despaired Of regsin,ng. there
fore thank God and my friend for directing me 70
the use Of them. J. NEWTUN hR,IWN.
PHILAD8LPhiA.J juno 23d. 1861.
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Attention Soldiers. an
Friends Of Soldier.

We call thsatssnsion Of oil h.ving rslasions or
friends in the army 70 the fact tina. "kO,,S
LANDS German Bi tors" viii cure nine tentha
OF the disease. indsoed By exp.tnre and pri,.-
tionr incident to camp lite. In the Int cub
lish. almost daily in the Levspslsss, On he ar
nvel o. ne sex, y wi'l D. noticed that . vsry
large proportion are suffering from dsb,iits
Every caee o. that kshd can b. re-di,y cared Sv
5ood suds Ger man bitters. uisesses ram tn.
disorders Of the digestive organs ere spsed. II n.
moved. We have no hesitation In stat pg that.
# thsss Bittess were freely used among our .oi-
diers, hur drfds OF lives might DO saved tn.t 9th.
srwise WILDE lost.
We cal. particular attention TO the follovin.
remssheble and oil an, bensic.,ed cure o! one >:
the nations heroes Oh - lie, 70 nee his a..
Language. has been saved - the Bitt~r..'
PHILADELPHIA. Ausu 18d. 1864.
Asssre: .Ioses 8 Aeass Wei, gsnGsuaa you,
Ho0nands German Bitters has saved M Me
There IL NO mistake ia this 1t 10 voucher 70, bv
numbers Of my COZ raider, some OF whos name
are a,rsn ted, AID who we're July eoxrlsaut OF Ill
the circu VI stances Of my case / Am, and hsvs
been Tor the last TOUR ears, . member Of sher
mao's celebrated battery, scd uodes the immcdj.
ate command OF Capt. K. b. Ayres. Throne h.
exposure attendant upon my ardaous drl,es.
vac attacked in November last y it'll IL amua ton
of the ungs, and wAs Tor seventy.two dsys In ~
hosI ital. This VS. followed 81 great dsbilis,.
heightened ~ 40 attAck Of dysentsfy Il w. d cn
removed from the White House, asd sent e nm
ioiy on boa Of steamer .StAts Of Maine : from
which landed on the 18th ., June. eince III,
time have been about - Low - any one esuld
be and still retain spark Vitality Foe
week or more wsssc rssIy able 70 swsllov sn,.
thing, and Il did force neessl doWs, Il W. IN
nediatel, thrown up again.
could not even sep glass Of water on ~
stomach. Late coald Doslast under these eireum
stascss and accordingly the phy u ioiass Who ~
beop Worhing faithfully thOues uno>oeea.r,il, a.
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Letter Press Printing
ExECUTED IN A STYLE TO PLEA THk
u most fastidious, at the
Democrat end News DRre.
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DAnY.-l5 essss pr vsek, pss eble - eoeISees.
Nall osd pest-o0ee sabseribesss ~ PER saDuSs
payNtas % sAvnsse. -
W1amY.-eS.eo psssssun. iasdvsass.
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Eges; 1870. AVER: cannot answer you whd
con- ads have cured with your Pills better laI
10 Is al f,at zee erer treat with purgatire medi
ciRt piace great dependence on that cfectna
eatl.art.c in my daily contest with disease and be
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have Vi; course value them highly.
PlrTsBURe, Pa. May l. 1855,
Dr. j. c. AVER. SIR have been repeated,
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dose two Of your Pills II seems to arise from :
foul stomach, which they cleanse at once
Yours with great respect. ED. w PREBlE
nrS ,.;a
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sila44R ssalisss ,ssssaAE ssi4a
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CM % El0H1 GOOD GIRLS WILL FIN
- enplsyasas 81 eesl vaess at the 1es1aa
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Bilious Disorders - Liver Complaint

from DIR Theodore Bell, Of Ner York City
Not only are your Pills admirably adapted to tlei
purpose Us an apeiient, but find their beneiciS
fleets upon the Liver very marked indeed. The,
have in my practice proved more efectua for tn
cnIe OF bilious complaints than any one remedy
can mention l sincerely rejoice that we have o
lengths purgative which is worthy the confidence .
the profession and the people
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Asa Family Physic.

from DR.. r ". Cartwright, New Orleans.
Your Pills are the prince of purges. Their ex
celeni qualities surpass any catharfic We possess
They mild, but very certain and efectual in the
action the bowels, which makes them Invaluable
TO us - Tic daily treatment OF disease.
Dsea.i.,.. &c. Sick Headache, Foul Stomach
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From Or. J. @. Green, OF Chicago
Your Pills have had long trial in my practice
and hold them in esteem one of the best aper
eIts have ever found Their alter alive effect upo
the liver makes them an excellent remedy vile
given in small doses for bilious dysenfery and di
rhra. Their sugar-coating makes them very &,
ceptsble and convenient for the use Of women an
children.
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Washington, ID. & 9TH Feb. 1886.
SIR: ] have used your Pills in my general an,
hospital practice ever since YOU made them, an,
cannot hesitate to ray they the best caihsrti,
we employ Their regulating action on the liver i
quick and decided, consequently they are ali ad
mrable remedy for arrangements OF that organ
Indeed. have seldom found a Of titioaS dis
obstinate that it did not readily Yield 4
them. Fraternally yours, ALONZo BALL, NJ. ID
of Unn,.itlrl
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" gEevH vIgFl9177 EsE EFT sEE3s aE-f ~ hrs q
A. ~ s-ee wsH - zoe siffs ssssssxz sssa 9 81 ri
s1MAsslsA~AA1 % gtA~s4@s
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NV YoRK ,IARKET...Aur. 10.

IBT TELEGRAPH-l
COftOn-steady. Sales at 81 75 for midling
FIoUr-stste and Western are without decided
sales at 80 9ae9 o5 extra State; SO 35@IO 90
for common to good shipping brands extra Found
Hoop Ohio $40 65@l2 % for Trade Brands, closing
he w.
- for Statei 81 7d@l ss for Western lnoiu-
ding 250 bbls e & D for all Sept. ct 81 s5.
Wheat-Opened quiet and closed dull and lg2c
lower.
? 36 for Bilwaukie Club; s. 4O92 45 winter red
western.
IIye-Quiet and steady.
Ii:lFIey-Dull and nominal.
50 for mixed western, chiefly at inside price; ~
for unsound; 81 52@l Sc fof western yellow Il 70
for white western.
Oats-Dull aad lower at $50 for we5torn.
Esiee-15s higher Rangoon l5349l6e-
COffee-Contiuues dull
Sugar-Stesdy at 2O1zG2l5zc for Muscovado.
MOtaSses-Dull and unchanged.
PetrOIenm-Eominal at 52l%@53c for Crudei
s3as5c Refined in bondi sic Refined free
NOOI-Steady.
POrIE-Hisher and In firm demand Sales at
s}7 90 for mess; 90 1jdil co for do s3j 80 for
new prime; S;,s OO139 90 for prime mess. A'so 900
bbls new mess for Aug, buyers option, at $40 so
and 1000 bbls prime mess, for Sept, seller option,
at St2 90
Beef-DuIl at I3GI5c for country mess; case for
country prime; IS92oc for repacked mes; 2292Sc
~ prime Mess Reef-Quiet and unchanged.
cut Meats-Firm and quiet l4lz@l5c for
shoulders; 179l71zc for hama.
T.artI-Qaiet and a little iirmer; prices without
decided change. Sales at 149221zc- Also 500 bbls
for Sept, buyers option at ~
Bufter-Firm but quiet at 40945c for Chic; IS
Cheese-Quiet and unchanged at 1s92Co.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-16


FRou LAKE srrERroS.-T-he steamer Lac
La Belle, Captain spalding, arrived at half
past two Yesterday afternoon, returning
from her third trip to Lake Superior The
following memoranda Of her trip ae iur-
nished by her able and popular clerk Mr.
H. W. Davis:
Left Cleveland August 4th, ats O'Clock
P. NJ every state room engaged; august
5th, arrived at Detroit 6:15 A. n, left 5P'
v; August 9th, met steamer Illinois Sis on
Lake TIurvn, August 7th. arrived at sault
P. r.; met STEAMERS Iron City and. Algoma
bound down, left 3 ?. N; August Sth, ar
rived at Marquette 8 E. ", left at 4, NJ,
arrived at Portage Lake r. II, Teft at P
H., met propeller Dubuque coming IN at y P
N: August 9Th, arrived at Copper Harbor
a.4O A. ~, left at A. Nj arrived at ontona1
pop at 3 r. NJ, and discharged Ontonagon
freigbt. took on board Meteor's Eagle Har-
bor M freight, and left at 950 P. N.; Au-
gust 10th, Called at Eagle RiyeF wind be-
inc West and strong could not stop long
enough to land passengers and freight; ar
rived at Eagle Harbor at An, discharged
Meteor's freight, and took on board "a bar
rels and % masses go tons copper for De-
troit smelling works, and left, arriving at
Conner Harbor at l P. NJ; left at 9P.N; met
steamer Pewabie about 90 miles below Cop
per Harbor; August llth, arrived at Port
age Lake at A. NJ, le4t at u NJ weather
warm; noticed the woods on fire to the
northward and southwark in several places
at P. n. light breeze sprung up, bringing
a splendid thunder shower, very much
needed,te cool the atmosphere and give re-
newed life to the hGrbage around Portage
Lake; arrived at Marquette at P. Nj Au
gust 18th, Dubuque left Marquette at s:o'
| An: steamer Cleveland arrived at $40 A
NJ. and left at u A. N, bound up. Thieves
sells loading at Marquette are the Wenona
Ellen Williams, and bark City of Buffalo
Vessels waiting for load at dock and aneho
in bay-Harvest Home, Harvest Queen
Hubbard, D. B; Sheppard, Annie Marie, W
H. Whitman, Watt Sherman, Jesse Ander
son, Wings of the3Morning, King Lester
bark B. A. stanard, schooner Ironsidef
White sauall, and the schooner PierpOnt
loaded with a miscellaneous cargo, pro
visions and merchandise, bound for Mort
Shore. Left at $50 August 18th, arrive
at Sault at 10 A. ", and left at l P. n; me
steamer Northern Light at Dock, Passin
! through the Canal. Bound down vessels
General Scott, Raynor, and Ellen Bates
several other vessels above the locks, name
unknown; met Canadian steamer Algom
two miles below sault; passed vessels Mid
night, Idaho, and Saginaw at anchor at Ia
P. n, three miles above the head of Littl
Lake George; met steamer Planet ct P. NJ
on Lake George Flats; passed the Middle
sex and St. Andrews, IL miles above Dc
troit, both light; let Detroit at s:l5 P. N
weather cool and fair; met steamer Trave
er at $50 P. n, about 25 miles above Poi
Sarnia, and arrived at Detroita 10 P. n.
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TIE co,nnssIoNER's REPLY.

PEEsIoN OFFICE, Aug. 9, lo64:
SIR: To the inquiry in your letter oi the
9Th inst, reply that, under the act oi July
IA, 1862, the same rights in regard TO pen
sions are granted to those called INTO the
service for one hundred days land to their
widows and dependent relatives IN case ol
death, as to those who have enlisted Tor lhe
term of three years. This law, uhuer
which all pensions based on service in the
present war are allowed, is unequivocal IN
It's language, making no distinction between
those engaged for a longer or shorter period
It surprises me to learn that doubts on TINS
subject have existed in the mind OF any one.
Very respectfully yours,
Jos. II. BARRETT, Commissioner.
To Jas c. WetmGre, Esq, Ohio Military
State Agent.
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aspultn Goods.
4 ADMINIsTRAT0R' SALE OF

a ID M IN 10 i II a - II . CAl4ld VI
n LAND.--In pursuance OF an order OF sale -
,ued from the Probate Court Of Cuyahoga county,
Ohio shall offer at public sale, at the door ol the
Court House in the city Of Cleveland, on the lzt4
DAY Of September next, between the hours OF IL
,,'ctock NJ and Y o'clock NJ, the following real
estate to wit: Situate in the township OF Euclid
in said county, anil bounded as follows: beginning
in the centre OF the Plank road, and chains and
30 links westerly along the Plank ROAD rom a,
Canp's southwest corner; thence 5. 455{ deg. W
chain snd 81 links; thence 5 ~ deg W 10 links to
the lot line; thence $ on lot line chain zS links
thence n 5515 deg. ". chains and 5e links TO the
centre OF the Euclid Plank road; thence North Is
deg E. 9 chains aud 10 links to the place Of begin
ming; containing acres, subject to the life estate
Of the widow oil C. 4. Oviatt deceased
Appraised at $500. L. PkENIlSsi
OViatt, deceased - @
AuE. II, 1854. aull-lbo