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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-26

Not BIT Of isl No shrewder. shriftier
people. in matters Of money. exist on earth.
Oar Jersey people .ani New EaEland people
are frugal. Industrious people, but thew
cant save money like The Germans. All
Germany i great savings bank II IS trns
that their working men are not 80 rich, N an
average. as our working ner, b-csu-~ thor
don't &c, more than enc quarter OF the wages
Of our men. Bat German Gan save money.
and he knows whea L = saie. Now these
shrewd. thrifty Germans ~Aa. eur houds.
They want then b. millions They turn
aside from the gscst eegEars o. ne world ia
Europe. and come 70 ~ Republicans Tboy
treat The notes Of SApoi.soa al Joseph ADD
Maximilisn with 'adiacrsncs. bss wait %
discount al the Americas notes thsy cAa get.
The Lsndsn Tsnes says shls : All wrong
that tho Republicans IN AmericA are al
bankrupt. and Tie csrmaas mus, be crazy 70
slish, British aud French beggafs. AID 20
sssgisg. themselves. - Amssica. Are they
erasyl We asked Peer Rleassi What Ne
thought about is. WAY. s.L hs. hos
can hey be cvary. when saey A.s do.az lasl
~ess id little nore taAs yeAr 40.
when I pus ny little aslars ne Gosega-
men, six Ter senss' ss~ sss wAAs gos b.
a. just count a.. have r. e.ss4 six per
sent. IA gold. ~A.sA AsesAsea 10 sss esst
IN eureocy. raakins Il P<s eses. msome
Nov, % dsy. M bad 5 sAl~ab,> "a
The New YORK maize. q. y p. ><4s frs
minn. PA she>s s1stis>f ASA .o-.lay
have ~ PEI osat lef oes yea : SO q uson-,
wha, 40 you sh.ak 81 sssif Ysa kacw
sswcll a. De. -, iskse As saoasAssss o.
people ~ao - sAls. zaa 70 d. sasg aAss ?.
par cent. - she4 savsslMs4.s. Wv. So
MIS- Joass. cur szAoc 4aaa. ~ - tas hAos
ssd bas = $50 boai. How sas sel he 80.
cyl doaf kaow. 81. t-eas YAzkee se1ssi
m'sre>>rs are ass.FAie haaas st akseg gtfl
ct ,Aeu-ssvss ~ea. ao~. eslas ~. Z
Nio Jones ssI.i hsr bsads sc-tay sas 81
Der ESQ b2cs sale. Ana sae ssss Sli9 slsA
gain. Can yea sAAEp fellows saawa taere u
william street Do any better, Yoa kas~
told Mr. smith. ne hsuksr. ~ ides. ahsu
that. and he eoagss g. 90 - pes eea,
soods. and yos see he sos 81 600 la : ye.s
Ne Of Re mwsy ! met IN he ether dsy
sss - s>sa- fosr- fEirhz IRA vun srs rixsi
begin % ,klak, Ne eevunaess 60 al
care Of is~~sf --<i - .s.e. F>< So p.sl 49,.
70 bay sane VI The : :aos The rate Il y
ssrsss t.s high soeaRh. And n sAsee yea
they viIl turn Iuss a. pr cert eerts aga
sY<s. Mr. sa.isa. a . sssbs. 90 Ae aea.
sii<: Bot. il = Elgh; % ne rean'ry : So -
Help Jour coassry. o. is e.a.s bslp yoa. NJ
1ay ne cern.ns are noi cay risht b
they voald he rgh, Il ihsy goi hall tat
s<re-t. They c.naos make qssFtsr
home" 81 thought Poof Richard. sa1
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-26
rremon... Formal Withdrawal.

Thc following litter OF Gen. Fremont,
Withdrawing ais name candidate. Is pub
lshed:
BosToS. September u.
GsxrLENks. u feei it my duty to make
one step more in the direction indicated by
nv letter of the 25,h OF August. aud With
draw NV name from the Iist Of candidates
The Presidential question has 10 effect been
entered upon in such way tina, the union OF
the Republican party has become para
mount necessity The policy Of the Demo
cratic party signifies either separation or re-
establishment, with slavery. The Chichcsgo
Platform Is simply separation. Gen Mcclel
lsn's letter OF acceptance Is re-establishment
with slavery. The Republican candidate on
the contrary, Is pledged to the re-establish-
nent OF the onion without slavery. aud
however hesi,atlng his policy may be. the
pressure Of his party will. We may hope.
force him TO Il Between these views, |
think no man Of the liberal party can remain
Ia doubt, and believe am consistent with
nv antecedcnte In Withdrawing, not to aid
in the triumph OF Mr. Lincoln. but TO do my
part toward preventing the election Of the
Democratic candidate
10 respect to Mr.. Lincoln. | continue te
bold exactly the sentiments contained IN my
letter of acceptance. ! consider thi. admin
Issration has beer politically. militsrily aud
financially failure. aud that its necessir,
continuance l. cause OF regret to the coun'
try. There never was a greater unanimis,
in country than Was exhibited here at Ihs
fall OF Sumter, and the South was powerlesl
10 the face Of il. but Mr.. Lincoln completely
paralized this generous feeling. He destroy
cd the strength OF the position aid divided th'
North. when he declared to the South tina
slavery should be protected. he built up io
the South strength which otherwise the,
could never have obtained. aud II has giveI
them an advocate on the Chicago platform
The Cleveland Convention was 10 have beet
the open avo~al of the condemnation which
men had been freely Expressing TO each 9th
er for the past two years. and which had beef
fully k.own 70 the President. But In n,
uncertain condition Of affairs. leading mel
were no fund ling TO make public die
satisfaction and condemnation which couls
have rendered Mr.. Linceln's nomination i'm
possible, and their continued silence and sup
por, established FOR him character amonl
the people which leaves now no choice :
United. tho Republican party is ressonsbl,
sure Of success: divided, the result OF IN
Presidential election is at the least doubtful
am. gcnflemso. respectfully and trul
youss. J. c. FREMONT.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-26

which are now recommends ~ The highest medi-
scsl authorities. and warranted 70 prooncs an imNe
dIsts beneficial effect. They are exceedingly
agreeable. perfectly pure, and must supereeed all
other TONES where healthy. gentle siiuulsntis re-
quired.
They purity. strengthen and invigors,e
They create healthy appetite
They are an sntidots 10 change Of water and diet.
They overcome effects OF dissipation and late
hours.
They strengthen the system and enlIven the mind.
They preven, mlssmasio and intermittent fevers.
purity the breath and ac'dlty Of the stomach
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure nArrhoea and Cholera Morbus.
They cure liver Compliant and Nervous Headache
They -aake the weak strong. the languii brillian
| and are exhaustei natures great restorer. They
are composed Of the celebrated calissya bark. win
tersroen. sa-saras roots aud herbs. all preserved
| IN perfectly pure ST. Croix rum. For particulars.
sea circulars and testimonials around each bottle
ware Of lmpostors. Examine every bottle.
gss .ha.ithas our private u. s. Stamp rnmutilsted
~. the cork. with plantation scene. and our stigma
iuf on a fine steel plate side label. See that orr
bos,ieis not reaiied with spurious and deieterious
| stat. Any person pretending TO sell Plantation
Bistsrs by the gallon or IN Bulk. Is an impcstor
Any person Initiating this bottle. OF selling any
| ot1er material thsreia. whether called Plantation
| Bin rs or not, l. criminal under the u. =. Law.
and will be 20 prosecuted byas. We already have
our eye on several parties IlIns osr bottles. &c
| whp will succeed In getting themselves into close
quarters. The demand Tor brakes Plantation Bit
tiers from ladies, oiergymen. merchants &c. IL In
| credible. The simple trial II a bottle Il The evil
aencs re present Of their worth and superiority -
| They are sold oy all respe druggists. srccers
| physicians. hotels. saloon mboats and coun
| try stores
| ~ "a. Dfx IA y a 60.
/ POP Bgoaa xgny.< ~.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-26

The Missouri Democrat says Il !. would
regret being n = position in which i could |
not rejoice over victories for he Union ar
nv -eueh. howevss, Is me almos. iner'sa- |
Die co-i,iou occupied b. every suporteT O
cs,sr.l Mcclellan. Every triumph OF nc
Uosou armies under Grsat and shermsa ard
shs,;san dimsnishss he chances 81 political
success. aud : = al utter imp9ssibiii.y FOR
.nv enthusiastic supporter Of b. 20 expsri-
enes tina. grasiheaiioa when oar arms pre-
vail. whleh every true patriot ought - feel.
The attitude Of the DemocraeF i therefore
unfortunately. from necessity, Al ungstfio'ie
one Every righsminded Dsmscra, mnss
.ekso-ledee. esea Il he rsxre.s. tie AT.
Do We not d.scovcr auple cfiderce' a. she
c.nu-srn prozrsssss. that Re petition 81 The
Democratic party eD2Te Indicated =
working out Is Legitimate fesals' When.
s,nce the n0minstiea Of Hcoieiisr hs-
Democratic eonven;ion adopted hearty res.
olusion 81 eongratuiefioe ever The capture o.
Atlanta. or rendered il. hanks unfesefved-
lvto The heroes tbrt IA the voFi1 TIE fact
i that the fan Of Atlantis spfsad mantle
ofsloora over the Democratic party. i ~aa
f.I, ios.inc.ively through ~ ils ranks -
stunning blow asits hrpes u success The
sams u isue Of shsFidsns great viciosJ over
Early.
ltvonld be curious to-day i he thief
we're possible. - take tsc se4ss oi he sup
par,er- Of Mcclellan upoa &c i.ll Of hieh-
moBd. IL .Ao question % rhstheF g shsa'e
fall Or not we're subnisted 70 vote q sa'
men Who sxoess 70 support Mcclellan. vha
would be The dscsionl Would it iAil, o.
gould Lee and JEFF DAVIS retain ~ We
NAV be mistaken We may be prejudices
.pd unchsritable. but our very decided orr
ion IA that II the result dspefded upon aueh
vote. Davis would coaanue q master 4 ose
RIcbmond. aud shst b. = very decided mA
iority. Certain u -, that The supporters o
Mcclellan are doing exceedingly little 70 az
n the capture Of Richmond. either moral
or materially. What are they doiogl FRO
oouncing Grants campaiga a'iallurs. and 0
eonrse would favor the Abandonment OF n
sfsiluse" ss soon - possible They have
IN their Chicago platform. pronounced all ~
~experimsnts' OF the war failures" Vick'
husg, Atlanta, Fort Morgan, 0Stysonfl
and others INCLUDED. IL "a not 70 be pre-
sumed that they wan. 70 sea "faiuFe pros
eeussd. Consistency would compel them
urge ia cessation. Some OF their ofgat
have been prouoanclng Grant "a failure. =
The inference IS that they want Grant voF
TO DO stopped Every military man on q
Union aide would seem q be failure e.
cent Mcclellan He mode Of proaecutin
the war IA their favorto-a mode which ue'
er resulted In taking rebel stronghold. al
turing rebel gun or gazing victory whie
brought substantial fruit 70 the Unioa caus
That this should be che feeling with II
Democracy We cansos wonder. when Ne be-
in mind the fact that Grant. Sheridan An
Sherman are now fighting the political battle
of Lincoln and Johoson "a well ss the battle
Of the Union. and Lee. Hood and Early Al
kghtinx the political battles OF MeCleia
and PcndIotoa. as veil a. TIE battles Of n
oonfsdsracy.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-26

Tux London Tinss saws that there has
just been bull, on tho Clyde formidable
iroa-clad frisate tor tie Danish Government,
Her dimensions are ss follows: Length, 29O
isss. breadth of beam. so feet, depth of hold,
q, ieet; burshen. 1900 tons. Her engines
which are bailt on the direc,-scting horizou
tai principle. are $50 horsepower She i
plated from stem 10 stern With amor plates
~ irches thlek The plates are fixed q
teamwork 10 inches thick. sud within tbs
teak afs ,Ae vessels iron plating ard riss,
tho. m.kmg her mos, formidable ship
Me- dead weight Is prs>eui = fu''v SOC
tons. With s erAasAt oi 10 feet inches. but
vhea she Is faliy squipped ard furnished
With 20 bs.sy gus "a her lower deck ADD
i6 guns Oh Der upper deck. her dssnghs OF
water wia De Somewhat increased. Al the
trial tip. slsh0seh The rev Vas not con-
plssels immersed. the irigste attained q
speed Of .oont II knots per hour.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-26

The Mcclell<uises src working desperate
", bu, the tide = sssius, them. There
we're more mea willing TO vote their ticket
the day after IL ~.s nomiusted. than there
are nos: add more uow than there ~ill Re
oe he dss Of election. Their squivoestion
respecting sbeir platform buFs shem badly
The people dem.aa OF their party that i
shall Al east have faith a their esB prime
ples. ard not be assAmed 20 Own them
whta the CORRECTION puts forth one creed,
lss e<ndid.ss snosher. rlAisls irreco1calabls
With ne sorur<. and 40 evea a. eh,rt =
rnads - sf.ce - sxplaln tAsir discrepancy
be sure the f.s~~ are against them. Dssou-.
sson nuss seuder shsir pc<tioa more ssd
n.re .wks<rt. ls-s saA lsss seossle Thes
noslsy sasb came, ABIDE the rough haod-
Has % az earnest. stirring. sisorca- cam
pAixu
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-26
uEIu~vxEsr'>
INEVITABLE HAIR RESTORATIVE
NOT A DYE.

p,,r..,o- sr~sv hasr 70 80 original eolsr BY sup
~stns the capillary Tubes with natural snstensnoe'
I,n.,raa NJ ace or disease. ST instantaneous
dyes are conDoscf - lunar c~n-' destroying me
vitality AMI beauty q The hair. 80 -nord o. them
selves no dressing Heimstres''s 'niuiisble Color
ing not onlg restore hair 20 90 natural color III an
EASY process, but gives the hair
I.uxurieut Reauty.
promotes ia growth. prevents - falling on eraf-
Gates dansruH. and imparts health and pleasant
ness 90 r. head Il has stood The Test Of time be-
nx the original Hair colerins and i constantly W
creasinr N favor Used by both gentlemen and Ia
de- n :. -od BY al respectable deslers. Or can h
usocurod ~ then Of tue commercial agents. u.
BARNES CO. soa broadway. New York T~'
afes, 30 cent? and VI
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-26

xs.h..ron i sron The Greek word "K-safo." e
-x.shAsrsu si<nsfy1as 10 cleanse. re1uvinAse ans
restore. This article Is wAas rs name ns1ines--
E.r vrs.eryiax, restoring and identifying the hu-
nan hair Il l. TIE most rsm<rksSis prepxrnron IN
de world. II l. again c~nsi and pat up y ne
original proprietor .ss5 i nov mae with NE sane
care skl and sttsnfiox which gave its sale o. ''e
sse ni.lisn bottles per snnam
niss usss delightful HAIR DRESSING
Herssio.ses searf and dsndrus.
nkseps ne he.a cool and clean
Itu.ke. TIE hair rich. son and gicssy-
uprevesss the hair fron falling on and turning
gray.
nrestores hair upon bald heals.
Any l.dy o. sensi-rnsn who values se.'sf
- A 81 hair should use Lyon's Ksthsirsn. II
| known and a-ed throughout tss civilized ~oria--
| Sid ~ al respectable dealers
| pEmAs =. BARNES a CO, y y
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-26

rhis 4 the most delight and extraordinary at
ticis ever discovered II changes the sun oain'
face and hsads 10 pesriv ss'ia texture OF Fausn-
ing ss.ssy. Imp.rtins the marble parity OF yonfn'
sni ne dIssagus appearances % inviting IN iss city
bile Of fashion IL removes tau. freekiss. pimples
and roushness from the skin. leaving The complex
lon fresh. transparent and smooth. I'sop'sins nc
material injurious 10 the skin P~sronssed ny &C
pessss and Opera Singers. II Il WHIST every i.d'
should have. Sold everywhere
Prepared BY W. F-HsGAs. Troy, y.
Address all ordsrsto
.A,,l pemas = B.rscs ce.. y. y.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-26

10 UAtt4tD* lillftNsF W.T. = ~ks
Of d~<erssors frou. ne rsb soross u Nir-
ginis, : usqasssio abb ass he abandon
uea, % hsp.- sy sAo~s sArs~d waters spor
he Chicago Sonveasioa. Of The s'ecsion Of
- -somlseosA L<ncs,n. GRAFT AID sher-
m.n'- held % ne thrs.s Of n rse~ii'sn Il =
- maialxiset. snd these smart chaps s>y
e>eA On ~ iadi.tau.i responsibility. Lee
% Surrender.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-26

pers,ns of sedentary habits troubled with weak
ness, lassitnde. palpitation Of the heart, lack
appetite distress after eating. torpid liver. consh
patton, &c deserve To suer " they Will not try III
celebvated
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-26
WAREHOUSE.
Nip the Evil in the Bud

THOSE Afflicted with anv Pri-
II rzfs u.ses<s s.<A sylpsl- fcee.s-cf6>l.
d.. Primary. sseor1xry. Tertiary. = ssy yhs.s.
0cnorrksk. 6issf. stfte-r-t. s2fccsle. hfaroctie.
49, y1rfz-nkl xui<-1on-. 49, sr~<z - s~lf-
khszs. sAszIt a kToSCK visit Ia cLAkk's
PkIvaTE ogytcx- kn1 s<zrex Coo<.l1<zlen keo<.
f1<facx-
re nsr-srss Fln<~n Years kx>~-i@oos &. E~~
Tsrk Cts ~zxel>< An - tr~st Foa -<l<1flecsily-
la nre~rt es-<~. SOD eser o1e - i<<s<r. al re-
c<iv- xet,<ines ~ expxe>s-
cs@saltsrsn ne. oesos ke1rs froe A. n se
r. n
F-z o9e~ Bss. lssx. Isslssspsl,<. n. .
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-26
Notice Of an Election.

Notice Of an Election.
state Of Indiana. VIRGO Comfy =. $.
The STATE Of Indiana. 10 The Sheriff Of said
Cosafy Greeting:
VOU are hereby requested to give
j the legal notlcs ~ en- Fiection 10 lie held At
she rsu-i places Of hoife,~ elections In the differ
cat townships n viga County. state OF Indiana. en-
the second Tuesday IN October A. ID 1894. for the
eietson Of the foiiowing officerE. 20 ait
= Governor % the state.
A IienfauaHl Governor oi the ht-'e.
4 Secretary ~ the Ftate.
Al sufffo- % state.
A Treasurer cfSfaie.
An Atternev t,snefai.oi State.
= sapertrten3ert % prhlic instruction.
pou- Jnfres q the supreme -:onrt Of the state.
A Rep rser n the supreme Court OF The state.
conxressrsn 'or the IN Congressional District
sJussr is- the s,h Judieisl Circuit.
4 Prosecuting Attorney fer the 9Th Judisssi Cir
jude. for the 18th Judicial District.
Proecasinr Attorney forfse 6h Judicial Dis
trict
senator for the counties efviEo ard Sullivan.
rro Representative. for vigocounts 70 the GEN.
ersl Ass4 mblv - the State.
A CLERK a. ire V go Circuit Cosrf
connty Treasurer.
A Count nhttif
County surveyor,
a coauty teroner.
A Courfy Commlssioter Or the llt Dsfflt,
a Township Assessor for - Tlurship.
Ia ts<fiur oty wh~Fcofl heve he-ruuf. fcs nv
hard Ana afxtd tbs fral - 80 - t-ter't ccuri
Al Tssre Hsuts nj. Scqfs' b. 3 :. H. lea
joseph n Ez.AkR. Cterk
So. ''S' ''''''' ''''''
srArKoF INDIANA. COUNTY or vIG0ss
L Chsraes Kores skerif q ylgo Cennty. 10 par
susrrs cfthe suth~rfty above stated. Do hertt }
x.vs nosic. T. ths qualified votes ~ tie .eTsssl
fosn.hfps - Wig, Ceaefv. hal AZ reetion all y
h-i& She .eoond Tuesday n October, IN 'eeord-
src> With The above insfrnrfons the several pa
css - haitns slecfons In sid County for the see
ron 81 ofncsrs a. above set forth.
N witnos< ~herecf have herrsnto set M h<ut
an eel. this s~pfrnber -. lisa.
- CHas. KERr,
SEAL Sheriff e. VICE c..
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-26

J.R, Davy. ESQ.,; Jacob Meter. Esq.; Of Kahn.
Meter 4 co:c keelison. kfq. College mi. II.
Sicialer. Noun Auburn: = Saunders 4 Co f,
snrn.t Horss; Messrs ShDlts Bro. A. lily
Bro, Liberty A baymille John Rest. architect,
clark Ct John g0.han. Barr street; August Frank
northwest cornef sixih and Race Streets foth a
Mover. ~. Nicholas Exchange, sarih east l.ner
OF Fourth and Race; wm Glenn. b West Fourth
street: Abner l.. Frazer, 467 west Eighth stsest
Board Of Education. olnmbas, Ohio; DE nnlsof
House: James Calhoun, DAYTON street. Jacob Klsss
Fourth street. near smith; Captain CulbertsoD
sse sixth street Dsresn, Perry a Co., Denpi sos
House aud many others.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-26
The First Presby,sris% Church have two IN use

4 have one Of petsr Martins Hot Air Furnaces.
GRIFFIN TAYLOR.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-26

bear testimony 90 th- above. having used The
ssme Furnaoe all last winter. and ruly Satisfied
with all it, arrangements. NJ. l.. Lk0P0LD,
rel zishth street. Of Leopold a Cool ears No. rs
West Pearl street.
Cincinnati, June rs, 1852
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-26

Ar EoAss Ds~s Rs.D4Eo. q. rev. 20. ISL
Mr.. Martin This Is 10 certify that We tried tho
Fnrnanc You built for rs, and are satisfied with r.
Cur rooms are amply heA'ed. Yours. respectfully.
sfsTEES 40 ghE DAME
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-26
cSclssAn, APRIL 1894.
Yroprietsrs 81. Nicholas Restaurant.

CiScnSArI. April. 1ssa.
regard the Warm Air Yarnsee invented aud
manufactured by Peter Martin. Esq. 81 this city.
far superior 10 any ether house warming sppAr-
st1s with which am acqnsinlet Ii will produce
a greater quantity Of heat from given amount Of
fuel, than any other In use. bucket half full OF
coal with some ashes from the cooking range. will
keep the house warm svhole day.
fABNER 4. FRAZER.
No. 4s7 West Eighth street.
| have used for two winters Mr. Peter Martins
Hot Air Fnrnsce in mr. dwelling, aud am well salts
hed with its operation.
GRIFFIN TAYLOR.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-12

HON. GEO. G. WRIGHT, c. j.
f.: f.: f.: e.; 5 + ! ! 81: 81: $ss'' Judges
Lewis Kinsey, Clerk.
r. F. Withrow, Reporter
c. c. Nourse, Attorney General.
1893. N. H. Massie vs.. Elizabeth Mann et
al.-Dubuque county. Reversed.
2023. Cedar Valley Joint Stock Agricul
tural Association vs.. E. B. Hatch, appt. =
Blackhawk county. Affirmed
1924. Same vs.. B. f. White, appt. AT
firmed.
2O25. Same vs. Mullarky admr., ETC., appt
Affirmed
1891. Robert Hancock VS.. J. B. McFar
land, appt.--Dubuque county. Affirmed
1892. Dubuque 4 Sioux City Railroad
Company vs.. City Of Dubuque Affirm
ed (court being equally divided
1856. Elizabeth and ]. Oltsn 70. n. n
! Lsl1sr-Dss Noinss oo1nty. AAmsd.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-12

s'rHE difference between fool aud a
wise man." The wise begins where the
fool leaves Oh. The wise insure their Life
and Health before disease overtakes them.
The ciss require no argument to prove that
few thousand dollars left to helpless
family will save them from vice and misery.
The ,ciss know that five or ten dollars per
week is not only relief but support to a
family visited by sickness. Become wise
before it is too late, and examine subject
that interests the human family in the high
est degree, at the office of
WM ALLEN INGALLS,,
Room No 2, over Macklot's Bank,
Corner of Brady and I'd streets.
Oct 1O-dtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-12

LET ALL Democrats turn out this evening
and attend the meeting at LIE Claire Hail.
Good speakers will address the crowd in
defense OF the glorious constitution of our
fathers
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Nottco 70 Farynosp.
The Un1Ons Flour MINI.

Corner Western Avenue and Front s4s -.
now completed and IN good running ordsr
We would respectfully solicit Lcm thoce h.~-
ing "ne.s Hye, Corn or Buckwhsat, . griad .
Farmers Or others having Club Whss4;; y -
iliPiesse bring Il 70 our. mill W. viii -
inArket price. ~
Families and Bakers win pIsass potioe 49,
WA.at and nay dspsnd upsn eetliI1f I sss Ss
article. n s6TI IN Il - ~
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CoxnERcIAL CoLLEea. open for evening
lessons from Monday Oct. Sd. Hours Of in
struction from 9 A. NJ. to IL, and from 2 to
&. and from Z to 0P.M. dtf.
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by purchasing their ready-made clothins'
hats, caps, furnishing goods and notions at
at Mas & Mayors No. H., West I'd street.
They make their own goods and sell very
low
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-12

j. H. MURPHY, Esq, will address the Nc
Clellan Club this evening on the questions
at issue in the present contest. We know
Of no one more competent to deal with them
than he Let him have : good audience.
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aao4lce - 60 consuss,ers.

TN CONSEQUENCE OF The LARGE AD-
vArcs II every article perteiningto the msn.
ufscture Of Gas, and the additional government
tax. the Gas Company are eompsil g $40 .
advances q One Dolle1, pr thousenS cubic fees,
10 the present prices from and aSx - srss day
Of October, 1854. TAODs U1AAVY1
sspee-1lkw essvs
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IAksss Il SKI ; y 3ssit4zz4
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Srov1s. place to buy the Stewart
and Challenge Cooking Stoves is 1t Geo. W.
smilsy's, 2dst, bstwssn Main and Harrison.