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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-16
Proclamation Of tho Mayor Of
the City Davenport.

VNyHEREAS, ONE-FOU eth PART OF THE
w qualified voters Of the City of Davenport.
~ shown By the lasi Charter Election Of saii
City, have ps'itionsi tho City Council tor certain
sAssdmstts TO the charter OF the City, Of which
the following IL . copy, to-wit:
$50 1. Tue City Council shall have the
power 70 pave. plank or pair side walks, within
the city limits and asssss the expenses thereof
upon the owners Of the lots or parcels Of land
fronting therson And said assessment stall
have the effect Of Especial tax upon, and ahsll DO
. lien upon the Tote o. p cells VI land froating
added 10 the first snnnAi lax lsvios en said lots
Or parcels Of land, astss ssii special asses ,rsnt
10 inside. And the Marshal shall have tie ID.
thority TO collect said special tax in the same
msunsr - il provided fof the collection n sihVr
taxes In Article 5 Of The City Charter. The ri.
der Of the City Couucil in relation thereto ssaH
~ forth TIE particular locality where inch Paw
lug. pianking ., rspaisfue 10 required - b. dons
aud the tide SLOWED Tor 6nishing the ssme
Wy the owners Of lots Or parcsla Of land fronting
thereon, which order shalt be publixhsd one week
in :: least s s.S ct y: daily or e =. o.y
TO rsnSE city bonds hsrstsfore t. ned By the sitJ
of iDavenpors. and 70 include unpaid coupons
thereon provided thas the rate Il Interest OF Che
renewed bones. AZ veil - the interest IN arsar.
shall mot sxoesd Ass yer sent perAnnum.
SBC. 3. The City Council shall have authority
. dollar upon the asscssssent roll Of toe ourrent
ysas for she psrpvse Of creating sinking iusd
And std fs1d shsiI b applied 70 the payment q
the pr,ns,pat Of any bonds hereafter issued .
An WssusAs. The CITY Conn.il Of said City
By . Rssolutioa passed u : meeting Of. tia s4id
Csunsit. held on the 9Th day Of March, A. D.,
1864 iostructsd the Mayor Of this City 70 iesus
his PeselsmAlisn acsordisg 70 ~, subisittsnt
said am.ndnsnts 70 the qsalidsd vatsss ,e{ sold
City, 81 The nsxts Chafssr Eissfiou.-
uos, I. John s. henry. Mayor It tAV Oily Of
Dsveapsst, Dc hereby giss no'iss, that O. The
nsxs charter Eies.ion Of the City alAsSspoFt
70 70 hvld % tie 81 day Of April. A D., 1854, che
said ameudmssss hesebofDss sssleut viii BE- Sab
United to the qssiAeA votsr: # the said City Of
Davenport. for adsptisa Of rejsstion.
Iod the form the ballet shall be-''Fsr u,
AmendmS~ss.s Of AAgatnst the, Ameedmsnta
Il wftNeSs whereof have hsssanso st II
hasd and cAased the seal Of City et D6
vsnpsrt to ~ aaRxsd shis llth day o
i M MACH, 4. D. 1855.
( II. = 80 -. y2HN 3. akNRYs .
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-16
GREAT. WESTERN BREWERY.
TAs r Prep e..ls ssrss,s
VKTlLL DELIVER IN DAvEKp0RT. OR
w hook 1slsad, theif
Cream aAl ASHER 4es S11 Porter
For sale Chesr,

A. ths follo~ine eeah prices: Pfeeeet sss A's
aal psstss bgsks bbl, u /: hslf ~, So seas-
tseost3.- ttosk ale and pcrtse ~ The besy ~ 5
half ~, CAS- qastssss @9.3S. 1900. 1900,
fIAaS.alyt s.4eii.t. y. "a. 4 Il. aEvtRN.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-16

Groceries, Flour \ Feed Store.
THE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY IN
poaAs the citizens Of scott and adjoining
counties, that o will constantly keep in his ksw
Store, cornsg OF Secoui and scott streets. good
assos tment Of Groceries. Flvur and Fcsd, which
be will alsaya scll Ut the lowest market prise
Highest price paid for farm Produce. Foods
delivered FREQ Of chargs in city limits.
oclv dA~lv! SAUL g YOUNG.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-16
TO, sTME 1.A.D1Es!

the 0lDEef iqeoe ia TeA FOR
E '' rEttxtky. IS g
THERE IS BUT ONE QESIIiNE
THERE IS BtTr ONE GENUINE
'- THERE i BUfUNE GENUINE
AND SURE CTRR,
AND SURE CURE. a#
AND SURE CURE, aitl
FOR GIRLS OR wONTE
FOR GIRLS or WOVEN
FOR GIRLS OR WOMRNl
WHO su6sf from InnHerLARlfIDs o. "1s1Hucrielas
o. ~. nsxsEs, rAstteef msy Il Me easss Of sAess
Tsss CuEs HAS SEEN RECOGNIZED pon MANY
Y1ARS ~
ylt nt
Tire Only safe Reliance |!
Thc. Only Sa6c Reliance !
The Oaaly Sale Reliassce I!
that the Ladies' have for -e,ie. IRON the supuree.
sion OF those perib4s Nh ch, IL kept up according
% the calls Of Nssnrs,, will
GUARANTEE TO. THIN
Ak GUARANTEES TO THEM
Tho East Amount Of {; God Health
and 3trength..
and which, il ne. regularly experienced, will
produce
MISERY AND DEATH,
MISERY AND DEATH,
FIR: II al h.red;e. 70, D;seo,ss ~ 5szalr
fira.oi ~ n.~ed',, 70, l,..o,e. ~ f,mo,.
I'm. .rHE ESE.4A AIS PILLS,
DR. II n FRS Eyt1.AJss PILLS,
an. CHREsE.1.s.S'S PILLS.
THE GOOD OLD REMEDY
hhr all Otssructinne has been Ugiiel
srifA Pea ar, and Pratt
Fob T1EtTi- riyE YE.Rs,
u oil parts .! the civilized world. lie author ia
AN OLD EAPERlENCEn PHYSICIAN
AN CID EXpkRi ENCEJ, PHYSICIAN
AN OLD EXPERIENCED rEYol IAN
Whom every bed1 knows, and In whom s,erybcdy
places Conscience and re;psct Its
NO NEW TANGLED ARRANGEMENT
STANDARD REMEDY.
Which hss never failed,
and nusaids Of certificates 10 this cilsc. can be
foo nd In oil psrts Of the country.
The proprie:crs Of DIR. Oh ees snsn's
Issoaag 4. T1.1ea Hocoaroo.
LonG . TsAocA Hlooo f7c.
Ions = Tr1 oe1 f17~C@119o.
0uassntes that
osgM BOX
ONE BOX
ON n EoE
OF Dr.. CHRssnis's Female Regulating Pills
will restore the natural non.hly function 10 Arr
HssALs, NO xArrIR WHAT HER coxDlTlaK on psm
A0e.
Indeed. 50 certain sre these Pills, .osicl kace
bees popular ard sxre care ro-
OVER A Quarter or A CENTURY.
OVER A QUARTER OF 4 CENTURY
to restore the menstrual fpw ia nata..l wsy.
- they will Invariably prodace1 nsi~,arr;aec.
THEY CANNOT Do HARM,
THEY CANNOT 10 HARM,
II "a. other way.
DR.. 6. l. CHEENMAEN 3 PILLS
ARE TUE ONLY MEDICINE
ARE THE ONLY MEDICINE
That Married aad Sfsgle Ladle.
have relied upon 70, many y.ars, or e,n s~. upss
nov.
Beware Of lmi sa tin -.
Take this advertisement to your Druggist, and
ell hin that ycu WAIT
1,AE BEST
Finale McAicive h tie Wslll.
which il eomrissdsia
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
These fors IL 1ses: f~ePsrssse~ ~ ~ ~
sss1, vith
iansl sss asa fers.stans sssesss
DON'T BE DECEIVED, es ns.a
DON'T BE DECEIVED
~. Che,,,~so'S rins tsas sssSasl, 40 b.,
nev rsssivisg, The sanctios u the 0sst sssssss
Er,iscis. D;rDaisss lsiiA, seeh Dox-lAs Ssia
o. a.Rer ~ Dos, eoasosillG ffon 40 = - Pil!a
ri!ls ssss tyssd, : ! I. " ss1asaas pVs
sths tssPAsssss = sss'ss a - n s5s
/ 80
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-16

MISSISSIPPI nBlOuSE.
By HENRY fiACrr
A-a I'll THY UHDAE siH>AD k4C y
m.nds his conveniently sr-ahaef hO
ksss tel, kacxa - the iiss,snip,n Horre,
096 % Ii irav.lssa. srd Aiso ~ cry os-i.
e-x, WITH ebe sssr-sncs 81 ntbitg
~sll be fsaf una lone BY him VI ;reacss tho wal
srs os his gussts ~ d make their stsy Ia bic
house one Of pleasure sid cvt'fur:.
he also rcc.snN rrsds dis vs!i stoeksd Ear,
shich IL snppaied with Tbs heet Liouers.
! Eyery mnrn,ne ss 30 o'ciuks syaear'a Lunch
is sery.d up. ljpes-diy HEkKf HAITI
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-16

BLACK sroEE, NJ ASS.
OnHrLyxEN The three American organs
yuseha sed of yca for the use Of our churches,
herr, 10 Uxbfidge, and in Aulbury. have been in
use one year. II gives ne npch piessurs to say
thai they have fully met our expectations, and
given the greatest satisfaction lrsmain yours,
Ell SHsKIDAN, PlsroR.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-16

O'CtDNDER : MORGAN,
coxsElcIAL,AAlsv, sEzr 70 sss7a's ss1sIs.
Blacksmiths 4. Horse ShosIs.
i funa Mors !. J. sp..tr., IN The 81 -ttsni.h
nx sa.,o .ss, ..s-sh or, 'e.y .v~ wsesssd !" ire
ce.,srs ,ssmCslg.s, hs. Aoskss Si' atsesJ ~ u
d,0ds Vi Mil Work repairing u.cbinsry aod
Jskbine generally. NJ. ~ obhsr y !, ss..finus
- shoe Hssses IN. the toststyie iiesrsi shsss
Of patronage sclicsted ;sa.i = 1g-si.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-16

NEW MEDICAL DISCOVERY fVK THE
~ PxHD AxsNT CUES VI <
GonosrhsA, Gisst, lufetarst discharges, Impo
tsncs, AemiaAl Weaknsss, Mighty Emissions,
laecntinsuca, Gsssitsl Debility ana ird-
tssflity, Gravel, Structure and Afsc-
,ions Of tue Kidney bi.adst.
which has. bvsn used BY upwards Of
1o0 Fhy1sOAAn0
in their peiyAsa prActics, with entire success, 81
psrcs,.ing tnbsu's Ca!Aui-s, or any other coni-
pound hitherto known.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-16

ere speedy in action, often sfecting . curo in =
iew dsys, and when cure is s6ectee it is PER
.Asnsnt They IRE prepared tim vegetable ex-
tsssts that are HARNESS on tho system, and never
nAuseais the stomach Vt iDpre gnate the breath
and being sugar coated, ali naaseoaf t.ste is
avoided No change u diet 10 Necessary whites
using them, nor does thei. action interfere with
business. Esch box ocnssius Elk dozen Pills.
Price 81. Scld by eli the principal t'ruyy,sts.
In places wher= 40 agent is siysr,ise Trey sill
be set by mail, posl iui 4, and conf ient.sy ,e-
cured trom observation VIII On desired. recslpt Vt
ncney,b BY J. nKY an, NJ. d., ~ Coda,-.t, 4. Y.
SsnT.n Il bWyer " hoisesis agents. Chicnyr.
W.. HSaAManf lluveni,nrt
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-16

10 every variety, with prices rs.gisg from $4s 70
S225. Every ons is
CORDIALLY INVITED TO CALI
and sxamine our Instruments whether, hoy wish
to buy or MT
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-16

W.,WNBRl ll6lLl..

a..AaalV .9WHaklllD BILL, r.m,
ll2 Lake street, Chicage, IT.,
vnoLssAlB AHD nosAli DeALGa n
d. p. = NJ ". . - Ath's 3,
an o10AA@>,
NSaa 7ssns1s IAessosss,
m vIeTnRn DlDD00uY 0sy9D. =
ELEGANTLY finished ROSBWO GOD.
Fer RAsloe 49,.
Black Walnut = Oak ]. j
FOR Churches, Ssheols, Lodges, -. g
Every Issssa@est wAssassed fos gToi
- r ~ - - n - - 80
Prices from go 34O0.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-16

Ia.e.sz RoxBURy, Mass
To aliude to inst rn ments hich bess th nsns Of
D / II W Smith, woali Be uselees., They have
stood tho the test for years: and when we say
that they always reject upea, the rspstation Of
Of tone and finch, they Justly Glenn the first
rank and, having so much ut sta 9, theis nalnc
on American Organs may be considered good
endorsement Of Ssy. Respectfully,
PRoR he EECHs.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-16

Camp near brandy Station, vs..l
January Z, 1864
Prof. Hol,owAY-Dssr SIR: ! have heard .
great deal of taik STOUT your famous pills. and %
/ never was in she nsed Of them until now, want
10 u them ~ dissrb - 70 very prevalent IT The
psescps time, seno me the westo " the snslo ed.
lours, 49,, SOohfo Walsh,
20. E. 9Th RsGt, Axcels. o. Be.gAAe.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-16

Mr. GRoaGs A BRuEx, Orgsniss Of Sc James Epis.
canal Oh ussb. Chicago, III. says:
They far ssrpass oil other instruments Of the
kind tbs have come usder my obssrv ation for
fulLess, richness and brillisncy Of tone, and
prOnptnsss and dslicscg Of acsiod. -.l
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-16

From Geo p Wiley. Orsanss ard Director Of Au-
sic At Johp Street Church, Lowell. Mass.
Lowell, Mass.
GssrLsn4N - Having thorough, Examined
your American Organs. / AN Of tbs opinion that
they are not equslsd by. those Of any mskef.--
They are distinguished from all have sesn by !
sneir extreme fulness, Jet mel ownsss Of tone ssJ
their quick responses 10 the touch Of the rsrfor-
Or. I am yours, Ac,. Gao + Wiley.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-16

~ kaNG ST. NEW lORK.
GsxTLKxEx ;-Ilsving examined the American
organs, manufactured BY Acs.rs ID II w
Smith, ches,suily certify to tho;r superiority
in ever desirable quciity Of the instument.--
Their voicing is 81 the most approved sfder, rev.
dssiog tho tones clear and reti. bls, snabisS the
performer to execute rapid .ssagcs VITA ease and
accuracy. TBAKRk
49,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-16

iFrsm Thos Chu bbuck. Oreanist and Director Of
Music Of the First Baptist Church, Springfield,
Mass. nPslN0sIsLD.M ASS.
G .SrLEAsN - Having had optor .unitics for
testing the qualities OF yonr different styles Of
Amelicon Organs in contrast With those Of other
mai ers I DO not besttste to ny thst ! End in
them . superiority, both in exquisite purity,
smoothueso and volume OF tone. in delicate and
pleasant touch and prompt response in rapid play
Jag. c,n cheerfuiiy recommend them to any
person who may wish 10 own or play upon such
an instrument nearest perfection.
Respectfully yOsra, TaOa CRCBBrCK.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-16

E>AHILy fsiAlCEE,, XEaPH CONSTANTLY
= 20 30 ths hest AZ III y * i,cvisjoDs. no.
80 War. ktfosen4 o. -
Seeerd street, sbss~SAn uvAfy sNd - \, D.
senr1s f~r~sf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-16

camp Of 9TH Excslsisf frixsds,l L
Jenu ssy -, lee4 +
P,af. HoLLo~AY-Sir fissss send me for the
enciessi % cents the worth VI II In pills. lossd
nna Is gents to psy postage, and you wall obiigs.
You're, &c, Serxt y n fOwBss,
Go +, 5rn Reg, Excelsior Brig, Wasbiny ton.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-09-08
UNION BASKET MEETINGS

The Union Central Committee have
called Basket Meetings to be held at
the following named times and places:
For the townships of Clearcreek and
Madison, at BARNITZ GROVE, on
MONDAY, Sept. 18th, at 2 2o'clocl,
PM.
For the townships of Amanda and
Bloom, at
ROYALTON, on Tuesday, Sept. 18th.
For the townships OF Violet and
Liberty, at
RITTER's GROVE, on Wednesday,
Sept. 14th.
For tho townships of Walnut and
Richland, at
WISEMAN'S GROVE, near New Sa-
lem, on Thursday, Sept. 18th.
AT BREMEN, on Friday, Sept. 10Th,
at 2 o'clock.
These meetings will be addressed
by Hon. JOB E. STEVENSON, our
gifted and patriotic candidate for Con-
gress,
Col. JNo, M. CONNELL, the gal,
liant Colonel of the brave old Seven.
teenth, and other dis tinguished speak
ers.
Come out, mon of Fairfield, and hear
the issues ofthe great campaign of
history discussed. The political crisis
is upon us. The friends of the cause
are everywhere aroused, enthusiastic
and confident. The enemy are gloomy
and respondent over tho nomination
of Gen. Mcclellan, the greatest mill
tary failure ofthe age.
Bring out your wives and children;
bring your baskets, and devote q day
to the great cause.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-09-08
DROWN ED.

On Sunday morning last, Mrs.
GRANTHAM, wife of James Grantham,
who resides few miles west of town,
was drowned in the canal, between the
railroad bridge and tho third lock, un-
der the most peculiar and painful cir
oumstances Mr.. Grantham and his
wifo had been to the West visiting a
son, ard were returning home. The
freight train, which brought them up,
arrived before daylight in tho morn
ing and stopped at the foot Of Broad
way. Under the impression that the
train had stopped at the depot, and
that. Broadway was one square west,
the two started westward, and in the
darkness walked into the canal imme-
diately below the lock. Mr.. Grantham
succeeded in gaining the opposite
bank, but his wife was drowned be-
fore help could arrive.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-09-08
q. s. 7-3O LOAN.

The Secretary Of the Treasury gives notice that
subscriptions VIII be received for C0upon Treasury
Notes payable three years from Aug ls;h 1854, with
semi-snnual interest n The rate ofseven and three
tenths per cent per annurn -priuepal and interest
both to be paid in lawful money
These notes will be convertible Mt the option ofthe
holder AZ maturity, INTO per cent. gold bearing
bonds, payable not less than FIVE nor more than
twenty years from their date, aj tho Government
may elect. They will be issued in determinations
Of so, sl0o sjOO 5000 and s5OJO and all subserp.
tons must be Ely dollars or some multiple Of City
dollars.
The notes Will be transmitted TO the owners free Of
transportation charges az soon after the receipt Of
the original Certificates Of Deposit they cah be pro-
pared.
As the Notes draw ntefes. fron August IS, persons
making deposits subseguen; 10 that date must pay
the interest accrued from date Of note to date oi de-
post.
Parties deposit.Lg ;SeD.yGyc thousand dollars and
upwsIds FOR these notes Al any time will be allow
ed commission Of oneq quarter ofone percent, which
will be psid by the Treasury Department upon the
rcce pt ofa bill for the amount certified to br the Of
feer with whom the deposit was made Nc deduc-
tons for comm!3sions must BE- made from the de-
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-09-08
Lancaster, September 8, 1864.
Tribute to the Memory OfAmos s. Liest
Goth Regiment.

CAMP OF THE Goth ONO, J
NEAR MARIETTA, GA,
July s, 1864. }
Pursuant to notice, meeting Of the
Sergcants Of the said regiment was
held at the time and place above men
toned, for the purpose of adopting
resolutions in memory Of Amos S.
Liest, 1st Sergt Co. A, of said regi-
ment, who fell in battle near Kinesaw
Mountain, June 9th, 1864.
Upon motion, Scrgt John NJ. Glib
son Of Co. X, was appointed Chairman,
and Q. NJ. Serg't John S. Beck, Sccy
of. the meeting. The following pre-
amble and resolutions were then unan-
imously adopted
WHEREAS, Inasmuch as it has pleas
cd Almighty God in his divine Prov
Iidence to deprive us of our esteemed
friend and fellow soldier, Serg't Amos
S. Liest, therefore, be it
ResOIUed, 1st. That in the death Of
Serg't Liest, we have lost from our
number soldier brave, patriotic, and
faithful, who, reposing his trust in his
Creator, complaccntly laid his life up
on his country's altar as libation for
the noblest cause that humanity ever
espoused.
Resolred I'd, That to his bereaved
family we tcRdcr our heartfelt sympa-
thies, and with them will share the
burden of sorrow that the cruel for
tune Of war has brought to theil
home.
Resolved Sd, That while we mourn
with the most profound sorrow, the
loss Of our endeared companion, the
tear of pride shall be mingled with
the tear Of grief, AID that he, who in
life was as brave rs the bravest, is
none the less dear to us as a soldier,
than as q high-toned gentleman whose
qualities as a social, moral, generous.
hearted intellectual companion, and
above all, whose sacred piety rendered
him a shining star in the circle OF his
OSSOCldlSS'
Resolred 4th, That it shall ever be
our pride to emulate his virtues as
man, and rival his fame and glory a'
a soldier, and that to the kind heart
the genial countenance, the manly
form, We alone bid our last and Ions
farewell, but for his memory we have
no words of farewell. Sscredly en-
graved upon our hearts, it is ours tC
cherish through all coming time.
Resolved 9th, That copy Of thes'
resolutions be forwarded to the family
of the deceased, and that copy b.
transmitted to the Circleville Umol
, and one to the Lancaster Gazette TO
publication.
Q. NJ. Scrg't JNo. S. BECK, Secy.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-09-08
Wonder II Il Is TrueI

We havo been informed that on ac-
count of his miserable incapacity and
imbecility in attending to the duties
Of his office, the Copperhead Prosecu-
ting Attorney has been solicited by
some of his party to withdraw his
name from the ticket; but that a ma
jority of the leaders insist upon his
name remaining, inasmuch as he is a
mere puppet, and can be used by them
to shield criminals, and prevent jus,
tice from being meted out to their vii
lainous friends. We wonder if it is
true?
His wrotchod incfficiency and imbe-
cility arc shown by the fact that about
twenty-soven out of thirty indictments
drawn up by him, were quashed at
a single term of Court. And further
by the fact that he has no practice
worth mentioning outside Of his bust,
ness as Prosecuting Attorney. This
is one reason why this poor and pale
pettifogger finds so much time to drive
his venom through the columns OF the
Eagle, upon those who take no notice
Of him.
In voting for Prosecuting Attorney
tho people of this county have to choose
between this driveling," "slavoring'
incompetent Prosecutor, and the gal
liant Lieut.. SETH WELDY, who quit the
practice of the law to enter the service
as aprivate, and won his way, by hi'
gallantry and efficiency, to a Lieut.
onancy in the regular Army. Mcr
who have any honesty and sclf-rcspect
cannot hesitate a moment between thC
two.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-09-08
77---NW
Struck by Lightning.

The barn of Mr.. Stockdale, in Pleas
ant township, was struck by lightning
on last Saturday. Mr.. Hampson and
a son of Mr.. Stockdale, were in the
barn at the time, the former being in
stantly killed, and the latter being par
alyzed from the knees down. We are
informed that every bono in Mr..
Hampsons body was broken, and that
his boots were torn to shrcds. Mr..
Stockdale's boots were also torn to
pieces The thunder -clap was one of
the severest we ever heard, and we
were at first under tho impression that
the lightning had struck somewhere
in the city.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-09-08
u. S. 1910 Bonds.

These Bondsare lssaod under the Act ofoongrsss Of
March sth 1884, Which provides that al bonds issued
under this Act shall be EXEMPT FROM TAXA.
TloNby or under any State or municipal authority.
Subscriptions to these Bonds are received In United
states notes or notes OF National Banks, They are
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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-09-08
From the Cincinnati Commercial.
THE BATTLE OF THE STORMS.

yuly 7, lsGI)
The Storm. Kings are going 10 battle,
can hear the low roll ofthe DRUM
Far up, from the East and the West,
The clouds to the conflict are come
Great cannon from lattlements boom,
From the battlements up In the sky
And they shake the great hills Of the earth'
Ana haine through the regions on hiBh'
an army Of clouds In the North,
In tho dark South the lines Of the toe,
And thoy charge up the sky with roar,
Like the roar Of the sea In its woe.
And the Garth and the heavens are filled
With the sound Of the charge and the drum,
And the forests arc bending before
The blast which they make as they come.
10 they meet with terrible shockl
And II sharp and n startling crash
splits the sky like the split Of rock,
And men reel, stricken blind by q fash.
They nre met in deadly embrace,
They pour out their blood like sea-
Ana the Earth seems TO leap from her place,
And the mountains all roar with gleC!
But 10 and the battle is done,
And the sign that the war shall cease,
From the walls Of the East is hung out
The bow, and the banner Of peace.
The battle is over and gone,
can hear the fur tramp Of the crowds
And the hills and the fields and the hoarts of men,
Are washed in the blood of the clouds
Thus our war for mankind thunders on,
Ana the nations turn pale at the sight
But the world sees the banner Of Freedom md poace
hung out on the walls Of the night
And the Nation growsrch from its gifts,
ana lnE PEOPLE grow strong from their pain,
And the State and the Church. and the hears nF ,ne
Are purgedby the blood Of the slain.
LANCASTER Ohio, 1861 ADM