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AfsOtatiOn in Clergy.


GAIL HAMILTON thus satirizes the
"cloth:" "Was an orthodox minister
ever known to use the word wife in the
pulpit? From the manner in which he
steers round it, one would suppose that
It's utterance was ban. Yous 'oonsort,'
companion, the partner of your joys
or sorrows, or BOSOM is recognized,
but nobody ever prays for your wife
Why is it not just as well to Sd that Dir.
A. will preach in the afternoon, as ia the
after part of the dayY Why not say
that the man whose life you are sketch.
ing was married at a certain age, rather
than he entered into the marriage rels-
tionp Why in the pulpit shall we not
hear our own tongue in which We were
born? If dignity can not stand Anglo
Saxon, so much the worse for dignity.
Good, common, honest, racy, idiomatiS
words and phrases are not only the stron-
gest, but often the most eloquent. The
cumbrous euphonisms Of a pulpit PatOis
are neither pleasant to the taste, ,nOr gsoa
for food"
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TIE appointment OF General Sheridan to
command on the Upper Potomac, viii give
general satisfaction. It is a guarantee that
the confusion aud incompetercy hitherto dis
played there will have an end, and with them
the incursions Of the rebels into Maryland and
PeEnsl Itania-C Cgn.nLerciaL lOh.
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TIE New Bedford Mercury says that some
body who has tried it states that the most
effective way to subiugate caterpillars, is to
blow charge Of powder, without any wad,
from gun within two Or three feet OF the
worms nest.
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Philadelphia, 10th Month, nth Day, 1852.
RESPECTED FRIEND My daughter has been
much benefited by the use Of thy Plantation
Bitters. Thou wiltsend me two bottles more
Thy friend, Asa CURRIN.
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sb.rmnn Honse. Chicago. Tl. Fgb. Il, 1s5

sherman House, Chicago, III. Feb. II, 1868.
MEssRs. P. H. DRAKE & Co. Please send
rs another twelve cases Of your Plantation
Bitters. As a morning appetizer, they appear
to have superseded everything else, and are
greatly esteemed. Yours, &C.
GAGE & WAITE.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1864-08-17

The rebel officers who conversed with our
men at Petersburg under the flag of truce,
said in the most confident manner that If
Lincoln is defeated in the next election, there
viii be no trouble abou: securing q satislaoto-
" -neace.
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An Arab in a Fix.

BURTON, the African traveller, tells a
story of fat but unfortunate Arab, who
passing with a caravan through the land
Of the Moon, was stopped by one of the
petty despots of that region. The Arab
was enormously fat; he was in shape
nearly as broad IS long-liko bale of
Mobile cdtt6a Now, there is a tradition
among the Uniamwezi that their chief
divinity resides in the body of fat man.
The luckless Arab DO sooner appeared at
court than he was hailed as a god; the
best food and drink were set before him,
and a temple was built of mud, in which
he received his worshippers. This last
ed for some time; and Abdallah thought
it not such a bad birth to be a god for
these barbarians, until one day, in the
midst of a terrible drought, the king
came and humbly implored the divinity
for rain. "But l cannot make it rain"
replied the Arab; "but you must make
it rain," says the king; "butitis is impos-
sibls," says the Arab; "then, by Jove,
we will eat you for dinner" says the
king-and all the congregation whetted
their teeth, and cried amen. Burton
adds, that but for an opportune rain
storm, the poor idol would certainly have
been killed and broiled.
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VOLUME III. NO. 20.
URBANA UNION
J. w. zOUx, PHOP'z.

OFF1oE.-C Coulson's Building, (second floor,
Nest side North Main-street, near the Square.
1TERMs:-s1 so per annum, invariably In ad
rance. One Dollar for Six Months.
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A DESCENDANT Of Nabal having put a crown
piece into the plate" in an Edinburg church
one Sunday morning by mistake, instead Of
penny, asked to have it back, but was refus-
ed. In once, in forever. "Aweel, aweel,
grunted he, "1'll get credit for it in heaven"
Ma, ia, said Jeems, the dOorkeeper, yen
get credit only for the penny ye meant to gT."
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THERE is a whisky shop in Richmond called
the bragg Saloon" which the Enquirer
thinks ought to be an excellent retreat"
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The Washington Star says: We learn from
q well-informed party who left Charleston
few weeks ago, that Charleston harbor is gar
risoned by the following rebel troops Tbs
1st South Carolina Artillery, Col Frederick;
the J st South Carolina Infantry, Col. D. Tor
vile, all regulars; tho 52d Georgia, and the
4Sth Mississippi In the interior of South
Carolina there are no troops 5zoept q sv
small detachments Of various commands, ast-
ing as provost guards.
The Macon Telegraph says that the Uniss
raid on the Montgomery and Atlanta railroad
was thorough work; having torn Up and bent
25 miles Of track. All public stores and bull
dingS mills, &c, were destroyed on the lire
Of the raid, and all negroes and stock were
driven of The Montgomery and West Poiat
railroad is destroyed for 80 miles.
Fidings reach US that the Union sEes-s
whom the rebels were cowardly enough f.
put in their front at Charleston have beens..-
changed and sent North. Admiral DabIgreu
ssluted them and gave them an sntsrtGe-
ment on board his ship
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We rather ike this ticket, and have con-
ciuded to give it our cordial support. We
commend il to the consideration of the Chi
cago Convention, and hope it win be adopted
by that body, with slight amendment, how
ever, indicating the names of the individuals.
Spirit
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Canning Fruits

A CORRESPONDENT of the Country Cen
tleman seasOnably reminds the readers Of
that journal that many fruits may BE-
preserved with little or no sugar. The
writer says;
Currants, goOseberries, peaches and
pears requirs no sugar to preserve them
Raspberries and blackberries do not 70.
quire more than four ounces Of sugar t.
a pound of fruit, and strawberries bus
little more. We have now the different
kinds, nearly as fresh and good as when
first gathered Put them up the same
way as if you used the usual quantity of
sugar; that is, expel the cold air BY heat.
ing the fruit after iti placed in the jars,
by setting the jars in cold water, which
heat to boiling The jars that we're used
are self-sealing, with zinc covers, which
can be screwed on before the Jar is re-
moved from the hot water. We have
never lost a jar of fruit put up in them,
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THERE are eleven hundred religions in tie
world, but the forms Of irreIigion are still
more numerous. Sc it is very possible that
most people go to the Devil.
THERE are not half as many great SONS Of
small fathers as small sons Of great fathers
Mountains often bring forth mice, mice seldom
bring forth mountains.
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HAMILTON HOUSE,

HAMILTON HOUSE,
OPPOSITE THE COURT HOUSE, URBANA. 0
JOsEPH WILEY, Proprietor.
The 'Hamilton' has been thorough yre1tted
o-the accommo odati0n of guests. We are conf
Dent ofrsndering satiefacticpto all.
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The Persimmon, as an ornamental tree;
is worthy of a place in every lawn of any
size. Its foliage is rich and beautiful
and the bearing trees when loaded with
fruit, present an interesting appearance,
and when ripe is admired by many. The
tree is lioecious, and to succeed in pro-
ducing fruit, trees of both sexes must be
grown near each other The tree is ca
silly prOpagated from seed, but it is diff
cult to transport with success without
care; it should be root pruned when in
the nursery, only cutting alternate roots
around at the time of each pruning
When the trees are transplanted great
care must be exercised in taking up the
roots entire, to the extreme ends. Upon
this depends success in removal.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1864-08-17

A COOP TrCKET.-The Nashville Press has
placed at the head of its columns the follow
ing ticket:
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One day last week, large, red faced
woman, with lots of expensive fnery up
on her person, entered the largest jewel
ry store in New York, and inquiring for
diamonds. rings, brooches, ear rings,
necklaces, &C., selected $500 worth,
which she requested might be semitic her
house with the bill. A pen and card
were handed to her, and she was reques-
ted to write her address.
She hesitated, turning from red to Grim
son, and finally, in great confusion, she
made her mark "a big crOss) on the card,
and tossing it to the salesman, said:
Thar, l haint time to write, but
guess my husband will know that
The illiterate queen of diamonds was
the vile of conractor-6yracyss IN
ion.
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stItrt 8attrg.
THE SONG OF THE CAMP.

A CRBfEAN INCIDENT.
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BY BATARD TAYLOR.
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S-T-l86O-E.

Another wonderful ingredient Of Spanish
origin, imparting beauty to the complexion
and brilliancy to the mind, is yet unknown to
The commerce Of the world, and we withhold
its name for the present
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Dr. n. vKLLNY's Private Hospltai, In the Fed
ral Bioss, comsr ofssvsn,h and streets, oppo.
d,s the Post and Patent onscs. Rooms ~ and u, |
up stsirs, Washington, D. c.
All diseases Of q private nature ,rosted In the
bsst ssisntns manner, and radical cures effected
IN all casa. sYPHILITic AFFECTION, CON-
oRRRGA, elect, STRUCTURES, SEMINAL
REAKNESS, or the result Of VoLUPTUoUS
DREAMS, or any weakness Of the GENERATIYE
ORGANS, from any esuie Whatever, or how long
utandins, thoroughly and radically cured Also,
ooUT, RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, and other
CHRONIC DISEASES Of the NERVES, MUSCLES
sosES, and JOINTS; ScRoEuLA, BLoTcHEs
or THE FACE, ERUPTIoESon thu Limbs and body
and all other ERuPTIvE DIsEAsEssnd DISEASE
or rHE BLOOD, from whatever cause they may
have arisen.
AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE
No matter what your disease, let no false Dali.
aasey prevent you from Supplying Immediately to
Or. veiiny, who Is acknowledged to DO by far the
most SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN In the treatment
Of private diseases. Fear not 70 come and make
Inown your misfortunos, and he will speedily send
you on your way rejoicing
sELF-ABUsE.
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DUBLIC SALE OF LANDS IN THE
PARISH OF ST. HELENA, BEAUFORT
DISTRICT, SOUTH CAROLINA

Under the direction and Instructions OF the Pres.
ldent Of the United Slater, issued Of the date of
september 10, ie61 In pursuance OF the eleventh
section Of an act entitled "Au the collection
Of direct taxes In insurreotonAry districts within
the United States, and for other purposes" Ap-
proved June 7, 1862, and Of the act amendatory OF
SAID act, approved February 6, 1863, we, William
Henry BriahNnP, William Z, Wording, and Dennis
N. Cooley, United States Direct Tax Commission
ers Tor the District Of South Carolina, do hereby
declare and make know that public sale will be
held at the office Of the Commissioners Aforesaid,
10 the town of Beaufort, parish OF 81. Helena,
Beaufort District, state OF South Carolina, com.
menotDg on the nrst day Of February, 1855, at II
O'clock g. M, OF said day, for the disposal OF the
following tracts or psIcels Of land, to wit:
ON PORT ROYAL ISLAND
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A GARD.
IA AeEScY B. AND o. n. R. COMPANY
OIFiCE AMERICAN TELEGRAPH COMPANY,
tJ2 PennsylvAnia avenue.
For the benent OF the travelling public, n0tI0e IL
hereby given that this day, the 2Bth Instant, the
sale OF tickets will be resumed over this road for
all parts Of the West, including St. Joseph and
LeAvenworth CITY,
Tickets can also be had At this office for Phils.
delphiA, New York, and Boston, and for Albany,
York.
RSgEaGs checked through to all points. ss9a
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PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON,
AND BALTIMORE RAILROAD.

....
On and AFTER Sunday June 10Th 1874
m . aqrNorp Tn yNs - VT pt,YI .nr, pu,.
rA''hN"hh ihAh'' ~ I'VE FhihhDELrhiA
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nov.e =. Il a 4. o y, y n; anu ,n NJ
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y.,s... nNs IN "a bDhLr ma LhnNE =.
~ VA ~ os 90 Ano''sO b m, NhxpressD iiV,
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m m,oru ~ ~, - IN.
SoveT rs.., !. a M m sno 20 %.
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~ = ~ ~ Anu wv - M, l, @s'' @s"' o. oit,
ny 49, G.Itii.o,. a.. s.,,..,, ,...,,
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CLOTHING

WV - 1hA&N US
nN1oNr uN1oNil1 UNToNitt
GRAND CONCENTRATION. nEggl
THREE srou EsrooMBINrD.
MEssRs. SMITH \ COL
Corner Of Twsnsionhl.trsss and rsnns. ave,
J. BRUCE n CO.,
No. 90 seventh street,
IN. SMITH,
No. 600 seventh street,
Have consolidated their business 81 the
PEOPLES CLOTHING pToRE,
No. 900 SEVENTH STREET,
Opposite the Post omcsJ
Where you will nnd splendid assortment Of Gus
tom Made Goods.
Also, an immense stock Of Ready Made Clothing
and Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods OF every de-
sorlption.
ALSO,
AN ENDLESS VARIETY OF BoYr CLOTHING,
ALL THE LArKcT sryLEsi
AT PRICES THAT DEFY COMPETITION
"BRINa UP THE BoYst"
CUSTOM GOODS MADE TO ORDER.
Call and see our
IMMENSE STOCK OF SAMPLES,
Whether you buy or not. No charge for examins
ton.
COME EARLY, TO AVOID THE RUSH, II
YOU CAM
BUT COME
DO NOT FORGET THE PLACE
| J. II. SMITHS,
No. go Seventh street,
sei2 Opposite Post once.
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mo. 703.l
DY THE PRESIDENT OF THE
ID UNITED STATES.

FOR THE SALE OF VALUABLE LANDS IN
THE LATE WINNEDAGo INDIAN REsER-
WALTON IN MINNESOTA. ID
az fss
by declare aud make known that public GALES will
be held in the under-mentioned Land once, 10 the
state Of Minnesota, At the periods hereinafter des
Az the Land once at st. Peter, commencing on
MONDAY, the Hfth day Of December next, for the
reserve for he WinSebsso indians' above men.
toned and in the following parts OF town
ships, which will be sold at the appraised value 81
Norh Of As base line and ipea Of Ns Njh principal
meridian.
In township loe, range A..........i6, 4se acres
In township lO1, range A........... bt0oA
In township i0e, range 26...........i6,25iA
In township lG1, range 25....."....iTets7
In township los, range 70; a:;;;: ,a,
tracts with the appraised value per acre, will be
open for inspection At the District Land otices in
Minnesota.
The offering Of the shove lands viii be COM
menced on the day appointed, and will proceed, 10
| the order designated In the above mentioned
seTeiH sdveTti,sd, until the Whole .Ssli have been
offered and the sale thus closed; but the sale shall
not be kept open longer than two weeks, and no
private entry OF any OF the lands will DO admitted
until after the expiration Of the two weeks.
Given under my hand at the city OF Washington
this I'D day Of August, ammo Domlni one thousand
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
by the President;
Jos 3, WILSON,
Acting Commissioner OF the General Land ONCE,
NOTICE TO ACTUAL BoNA-FIDE Sc rTLERs
-PRE-EMPToRs.
In the third section OF the act OF Congress, ap-
page 65s, opening TO sale the WinnebaEo Reserys,
ten, II is stipulated that before any person shall
be entitled 70 enter any portion OF the said lanes,
poSre to sSie 10 he hiFhsst Ssssp a. pubISo ost.
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T OoKi LooKi LOOK LOOK I
CusroM.MADE GOODS
baltimore PRICES.
Now opening at Oak Hall
BON TON
MERCHANT TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
under the superintendenoe OF
Mr.. @. PALMER,
wellknown to the citizens Of Washington, where
you will lind the largest and best assorted stock
PIECE GOODS
that has ever been offered In this city.
SMITH BROS CO.,
Oak Hail.
No. 4e4 Seventh street,
Opposite Post Once.
N. B. PIECE GOODS At wholesale to the trade
at lowest market prices. seio
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EXPRESSES.

A DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
a OFFICE 6l4 PENN, avenue,
Warrington 0fy, D. o.
I RKAT EAsTERYI, NORTHERN, AND WEST.
ERIN EXPRkSs T0RWARDKRs
q disc, Money, Jswslry, Heiuabiss,
Notes, BtoshA, B0Adl, AsS
70 ward with SAFETY AND DISPATCH 10 all
aAs sEslblo sections Of the country. This Company
W Agencies In the principal railway towns IN ths
NORTH, EAST, WEST, AND NoRTHWEsT.
Tvs principal ot1ees are
WIgh TNgTOM D. o., NJ YORK, BOSTON,
IoRD, ADBLPHLA, BALTLA0R6, ON
ON, UATL ST. LOUIS, LOUIS
\ 'LLLH, LAXLHGT0h
Connections He made - new n xork and S9s To-
mum ProvinsS: md with steamship lineS 70 LlV.
srpOOI, southSmpt., Il and haTS, and thence Sy
eowns In e,spt Pr,tsiA and on the Continent,
Coisetion OF Notes, J. -AftI, and bills made a. all
AssssSiblS pArtn of the q uea u Si nTiN ...o,
Is Washington, d. q.
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IMPORTANT TO INVALIDs.

IRON IN THE BLOOD.
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
10 q protected solution OF the Protoxide OF Iron.
A NEW DISCOVERY IN MEDICINE,
That STRIKES AT THE ROOT OF DISEASE
By supplying the blood with Its
VITAL PRINCIPLE OR LIFE ELEMENT-IRoN
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
vitaliIes, purihes and enriohes the Blood, there
by infusing STRENGTH, VIGOR, and NEW LIFE
E-For DYSPEPSIA, DEBILITY and FEMALE
WEAKNESS, 1t 10 specific.
Pamphlets free. J. +. DINSMORE.
Depot, No. AL broadway, New York.
For sale by all the Druggists, oe3i-whs3m
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WAR DEPARTMENT.
ADyuTANT GENERALS OFFICE, J
WARRINGTON, July IS, 1854.
Special Orders, No. s4l.-[Extractl
I. The following officers are hereby mustered
out OF the Sc vice OF the United stAtesi
Brigsdier General John II. Hobert Ward, U. s.
Volunteers.
Army officers who may be reported As Aides-de-
Camp to either OF them, will join their regiments
without delay
Bv order of tho President Of the United States.
4. d. TOWNSEND,
Assistant AdiutAnt General.
OffioiAl: r. WILLIAMS,
A.siatant Adjutant General. no2I
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DIZZY nOLDS' Il oUsE,
COZ. OF MQHTImETI ~. AND AHA' AVENUE
WARRINGTON, DC
HsAls furni Ihs ~ ~ hoars and e. , ns
"siG1 PTopt 'ssos'
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JOHN JoLLIFFR,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT l., wv.
nAs removed his once 70 the Northeast 90 hnsf o.
hAoa nneenth Streets, opposite the al
49,. W.ssissson aiy. s. c &,
1"sn' especially n slAias upoa ,hs unilAa
"" Iia-Iy
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ylu 0Opy Ono yeAT' '''...',.,'..,,..'...... 50 %
rive copies one yehr..................... 20 90
Money may be sent at our risk II the letter con.
tanning II be Registered Treasury notes preferred.
When club OF subs oribers has been forwarded,
Aduluons may be made to II on the HAme terms. II
not necessary that the subscribers to club
should receive their papers at the same post office
Address
W. J. MURTAGH q CO.,
Waahinakon H. q.
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1864. ARRANsS1EhENTslS64
A'Ew YORK LIES.
raE Ca MDEN AND ArIBoY AND PHILApEI-
PHIA AND TEyEToN RAILRoAD coMPA.
kBok PHILADELPHIA 70 NEW YORK
LRD WAY PLLOE8,
ers.a walnut Street wharf and Ksn-
stAHtoA Depot,
WILL IHAyu AZ yoLLows, WET Fare.
A. Q A. NJ, via Camden and Amboy-C. "A.
Az. I. r., Vis as%asn and Jersey ci,y-N.w ""
as 4 x, Via csSdsS and Jersey CITY, :"
At = G x, u. sssssa and Jersey civ v
All !. H. vls ssssias,oa .adiIsi.y cry, : -
as H., yis c.ndsp and AabOy-c. and
A. + E NJ s vis cs%dsS and AnbOy--o. and
A.. +. H. u. Ksn,ias,oa and Jersey CITY, ~
A. az !. a, Va Remington and Jersey oi,yi ~
Al uxf. e, Y. Huntington and Jsr;sy city, Nv
Az n Ss sisss Va "a a.a.in:,oa and Jersey Nv
A. IN, via Camden and Anboy-Asoon. ''''
naodation tGrsight and PArsongerl-
Y n s si.:: a:sss h ,ss
Tho sis r. NJ Evonins Mall and the 30 tNight)
southern Expissa will run daily, tAl others, sun
days sxssptsd.I
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK LINES.
Leave Walnut Itree, wharf 81 q and q. M, II M,
and p, m.
Leave Remington Depot Al Ills .. N, 9t6, 40
and as D. M, and 1880 .. m mighty
Tho $40 p. m. IIno runs dailyi all others, sun.
days excepted.
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA LINES.
Leave foot Of Barclay street at D. N. and p. m.
yrom foot OF Cortland street at 7, and 10 O. M,
| u IL, and p. M, and II night.
Tbesp. m. line runs daily al others sundays
| excepted. VIII GATzMER, Agent
Phi'A and N. Y. Lines.
| pHILA UgLPHIh, Dea. n, 1875, delI
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Il L Q oFE y y fRlNTlNe
BOOK AND jon PRrHrKRs
A' sAH''i''A A''ha''
'A' iseniues " us
ABOVE Old Estsblshsd Printing
MOUSE oy an Amo"
rNrrtar nu,,,,,x
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MEDICAL.
HoIAL NOTICE.

Dr. n vKLLNrs Private Hosplsai, in the Fed.
sh Bloss, Corner ofssvsn,h and = streets, oppo.
si,e the Pos, and Ps,en, onses. Rooms ~ and ~,
M rtairs, Washington, d. c.
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| And ~ ouly three companiss' rolls have been re
uyned from 6eott county, il is therefore ordered
l. That Geo. u. French, Christian Mueller
Richard Benton, Ernst ClAusssn, n. K. Parks,
AArsh Noe, Thomas Dsrmody, W. o. Jones. Pa.
| rick GRADY, Geo. w. AcCarn, Richard smet hem.
W. Thompron, William kcnwicx, William No
Hanus, nieik Peters and james Thoripgton vii
proceed TO organize into companies al the uno,
.nissd enrolled men subject 10 military In du.,
davenport city.
II. Wm. y. Barnes and J. j. Smart will perform
the same duty in Davenport township outside Of
city.
AL. Rockingham township enrolled mon may
attach thense yes u the most convenient iosslty
snbiecs TO approval Of ,h!s Department,
~. ihs anrolied militia Of the following nan cd
townships VIII be oryan.ssl by the foli Wing nam
ed citizens:
BunAio- HeLry Dorman.
6.ue ur.ss-Danisl L. l., on.
CieonA-A. n PricS,
LiDerty-h. h. sules.
A!!eb's Hrove-hl lhTain Snyder
hickoPy dro.s-Juius Lanuho,m
Lne.a-Ahdefson axiu., James Quinn, John
Rilucotoa fs,-N. N. Piupeo.
frlnce..n City-camue pcott.
Le CiAiTc Tp.-C -rn-nus McCabs
lie Ciu.Ie Cliy-A. N. Laslluor
Pleasant Vn.iey-5 +. a.sce Anarov I uvaa
AI"4sios Lave ceen nieu up, OF
neariy liied up. no Inter ference wiil be msus by
Any u tns abb ~ namsd persons until further or.
.crs.
VI. Any change In those appointments viii bo
made II deemed essential to tho pub,o service.
VII. A. soon ~ a company is hl,ed, ri election
OF officers on Eve days public notice viii BE- had
ana rolls returned 10 E.s oficc Blank rolls have
~ ol".-rded to the persons above named.
order Of Governor
~. BAKER,
Adiutant General Of Iowa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-05
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with the Mcintosh estate (which was no
true) convincing them, if possible, tha
they were not left out Of the compromis,
made with the city by desiyn but from ne
cessity.
will only add, that when we come dcwi
to the principle acted upon BY our city il
lighting our streets; it is manifestly all
urong and ynjust-either the aehole city
should be lighted or the property holders or
the streets lighted should pay the expense
There is no justice in taxing the rl lot,
city to pay for advantages granted to onl,
part.
| will now bid adicu TO the whole subject
ABSEg DAWSON.