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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-10-13
FOR PRESIDENT,
George II. Mcclellan.
OF New Jersey.
FOR VICE-PRESIDENT,
George H.PenhEetOM.
OF OHIO.
FOR PRESIDENT,
OF Ohio.

For Electors Of Pre- ident and Vice President of
the United States.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-10-13

JOHN WEITMAN, County ludtor
THOMAS b RAIFF, County Treasurer
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-10-13
George III. E'ensisesOm,

For Electors o. President and Wee President of
the United States.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-10-13

DEMOCRATIC MEETING. The Democrat
ic meeting last week, was grand outpour-
ing of the people. 1t was the largest meet
ing ever held in the county. Hon. c. l..
Eallandigham made splendid speech
which was most attentivcly listened to and
vehemently applauded by those who were
so fortunate to crowd themselves within
hearing distance. Although Mr.. Vallan-
digham has powerful lungs, less than one
half the people present could get within
sound of his voice. eat the conclusion of
his speech Miss Shasta Sttiier presented
him beautiful boquet.
Major ID. W. Stambaugh made an excel
lent speech which elected the slrictest at
tention and brought forth unbounded ap-
plause. Miss Army MnCrory presented
the Major with very pretty boquet.
At night Captain Falwcl, of the lO2nd
Regiment, made spicy and sensible speech
in favor of Little Mac, which was greet.
ed with rounds of applause lie was brief
ly followed by Major Stambaugh, and the
day entertainment wound up with a splcn-
did display of fireworks, under the man
agemcnt Of Mr. Benjamin Cohn.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-10-13
George Hk.pensIRctOn

For Electors Of President and Vice President o
the United States.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-21
ORIGINAL NOTICE .

In the District Court in and fer The County Of
:. scoii.a and state OF Iowa,
Negus, OSBORN Lea -. N. Ii. Blakemorc.
40 tho ntose named n. II. Blakemorc,
Ga Ion are hereby notified that there Is
now on file ia the oEiice Of tho Clerk Of tho is
!rict Court in and for said county, y petition OF
Negus. Usborn d Lea, clsiming Ut you tho sum
OF Two hundred and thirty i've dollars, and utter
est thereon irctn the 20ih day Of April. Il Co. .,
tle rate oi ten per cent per annum also the
sun q ose si-loO dolars, protest fcs-, as money
Justly Ode iroia GU to lid petitioners on . Ger
tain fromitsery note, dated April 10th, 1860. pay
able ninety days after date to the order Of Negus
oancsn Lea, ~ the Rock Island bank, for III ,
sum OF two hundred and thirty FIVE dollars, with
interest at ten per cent from, date signed by sajd
". y. biaAeIore. Said petition alleges thu,
ycu The I'D defendant, are non re- dent If the
osste OF Iowa. aud prays . wit of attach mont
against your property.
And you are hereby further no iied that un.
loss you appear and defend the said ne
tin0ner on 81 before noon OF the second dav OF
the next term Of the sail District Court, 10 be
begun and holden in the City of Dxvesport, on
the FIRST Monday in February, A. d., 1874, d.fa ul,
viii he entered against you and judgment rcnder-
ed thereon for the Aforesaid sum aud inte,eat. IN
gsther with costs in sccordaEcs with the nave,
Of petitioner.
X. d. CONGDON,
doc2o-d4W Plsinti6'a ATTORNEY
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-21

Housx.-Morri., Of N. Y. spoke IA
vorisg the cou6scstion Of the eststes Of
tbs rebels ~ho inaugurated and are re-
sponsible for oil the evils Of this rebelI-
ion.
SsHArE.-Oo motion Of Mr.. Wilson
the Senate took up the bill to promote
enlistments.
Grimes wished itpostponed Is the bill
did not provide b',un.ies for colored SOL
diers. On further consideration the b II
was postponed until Tomorrow.
The resolution Of Davis, calling on tho
President for . correspondence between
the United States and the rebel authori.
ties, was postponed. On motion Of Mr..
Prior, orders were postponed and unfin.
ished business taken up.
johnson, Of Maryland, then addressed
the Senate on the rule requiring Senators
10 take the oath.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-21
LEGAL.
WnIEsss1sAss, , ?: .As lssA day q LILY. 4. p.

WmR1AS, % sAs l6th dav Of JsIv. A. b.
~ 1851, Wiliiim Casey, cf The csupty "
Cinsos. ana Ssatsc Of lows. sxecpted INTO Lod-
ewsens = sieIs - trustee . ssrssin de.a Of
Hus ccnsey.ng y faid 'ra tee the lsnd ID Gin
ion county. Iowa, described as Follows. TO- VT: -
The north west frnctional quarter Oh Of the
moth west quarter Of section min ale : ne.
'ownsAip cisaty two lsk. north oi range to
east Ai.o tho sast All (1S) Of the nor,h eat
Quarter y o the NORTH east qaarter IL section
iwentyIouf t2I) tcsDship ego q Two 81, )nor,h
:. -. az cast. containing sixty acres more
N -, sa'en said COW ysncs 10 reccrde1 In book
- mortgages, - pages 4yl and AVE- Of the 70
coF's VI sad county OF Clinton, ard wse made By
tne sara "niiAU Casey for The pafpose or secsr-
ng NE saymsnt Of three e. promissory note, ana
% % interest thereon. fignsd BY the said William
yassy ana 'a'rick Casey, datet the 10th d ~ Of
Joiy, 4. isdi, and two ef said notes for one
ha.dted dollars t$iso) zach, and payable On he
nrss day OF November, 1851, and one o. said notes
Tor two hnntrci and twenty eve f$22sl dollays
payable November lst, 1909, Al Of said notes
~ish II tefest Iavnbe at the rate Of tsu Der csnt
pet annnn.
pafshie, aud the said william casey and Patrick
yss.y having failed to pay the zane,
i Lodswee1s s. vislc, trustee . afure
ssic, do hereby give this public notice
thst ny virtue Of the power which Is 10 mo vested
o. said deed OF trust, will on Friday, the 9Th
day q February. A. ID. 1864, 1t the hour u II
O'Clock in the forenoon Of eAid day, at the CouY,
House door. in the city Of Davenport, expose and
offer Tor sale. 81 public auction. the Parcel,
ot land above described or 50 much thereof - shs
Do necessary to satisfy and pay the amount Of said
note, With The interest thereon 70 the dsy OF sale
together Nth all the ccsts ami expenses ATTENDING
said sHie costs Of this uotice ana trustee $ tees.
Dated The llth day Of January, A. u 1854.
LODEwLCUS s. viELE,
JShl2-uts Trustea
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-21
Complicated Chronic Complaints

Tho Ioctor's practice is founded On ..,h of
seventeen years standing, AID flcr (, IA .lioth.
ers NO friiirg with human ts.e..ncs. or sac-
uhcing life by experiments Tle Do.tor knops
upon examination the cause OF the digease and
the remedy needed to remove it not BY guessing
but BY knowledge analyses the disease and rhe
medtcine noue but vegetable substances used
all mineral and poisonous medicines discarded
The ector has discover ed many remedies IL his
travels In South America, California and other
countries, which be finds Of general u,i i.y in tbe
healing art. 1t ia to be hoped that invslids - H.
have tried doctors and advertised medicine. ! ~
tai worn out and discouraged, will despair not az
cure until they have given Dir. W. med,c;pa
ana magnotic operations q trial DutipD his
travels he has been the instrument. 10 God,s
hands, of restoring to health an vigor Thousand
VINO were en- the verge cf the grave, and are nov
living monuments OF his skill and succ ire ~
menf, and are daily exclaiming. blessed be tho
Gay when inst we saw and pert.Ok Of the An,lv
TIC and Magnetic Doctors treatment" satislac.
tory reference will be cheerfuly gwen when re-
CURED. The Doctor will pledge his repntaticc
anu stake his Gil TO make permanent cures in ali
cases he Undertakes. Bis mode Of exami a.ion
- with the Eye, and BY an Analytical process OF
the waste material Of the Dr.. lie there ore
ASKS no questions, hor requires invalids 10 ex-
pain symptoms, telling the cause and the loca-
tion OF the dies sse with Perfect certainty.
s.9 N. u, DR. ooDHULL absolutely advs,,;,.
es ncthiag but what he has the abilItv 70 nro.
form. All forms o. female difficulties attended,
with the happies. results. lnvalids who es mot
consult the Doctor in Lcfeon, by giving a stale
meot Of their case, viii be attended, to nromn,.
~. ann medicine forwarded BY express whom ,e
Quired. -
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-21

|nRs. JACKSON, HERBERT 4 CO.. Pm
| ~ priotnrs Of .he National Disp~nsary, estab
ished 81 Cincinnati. o., Jan. l, 1850, cure all pr
vato diseases with unsxsmplsd Sspidity. VI
lnpotency, Nocturnal Emissions Or Seli-A buse
Diurnsl Emissions. Femsle Complaints, in short
every possi BILE fern and variety o. SECULAR dis.
ssss. Cares rapid, thorough and perm anon, ana
fees moderate. Send for oar circulss-fftssu
uabIe and intsfss,isg matter. Also cirosier n.
tended for ladies Only.
Many Of our pstientb assert hey have sen,
money 70 Doctors in Eastern cities and recsivei
Tben Wy not psss,,i,, he-e ,.,e,.-...~..
s0ow sas Wsstero climate ana en- eject scesdiee
ouroe.
Dr. Jsckson's Female PiiIs-Sl per box-s.pd
for circular. Special written replies ven sesied.
sent with eiseulsr without charge. Oss Of ~
cheapest, most Interesting and impestsnt loohs
Mountain Of Light, or Medical Protector "a
Marriage Guide and an Explicit Key 70 Love and
keau j." II sATisfsL1UkiLi reveal various
subjects never before fully cxplsinsd Ia sny pop-
ulsr work in tho English language. Prise 5, ess
ana ono cont stamp Or three tor 81 and three
> cent stamps. FULLY described in circulas. which
every young msn should have whether sick ~ ven
Medicine and Instruction. sent pou PITY 70 any
part Of the country. Consulting Rooms of the
Dispensary, No. ~ Syc more stsess. r. D. Boz
No. 436.
:DR. JAtKSOS'S ORIENTAL LININENr
Removes III coIinen and rejuvsneiss ove.os
have lain dormant for any years. II viii suee
any cases Of impetency, create and iccasase the
passions for any Reasonable time. Can b miled
with perfect esfety. Price two del,ars per botfis
DIR. JsCKS0N'5 FRENCH PATENT san.
Il ID perfectly sas and never fails to rive sstis
faction. IL il the only surs and ssfe prevsntaeive
against contrsctifg disease ever Invented. pries
~ each, "a per half dGssn, and "a per d ZEN sent
BY mail. lspll dAYc,s
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-21
Pi.'ssurg, II. Hasnc 4 Chicago
II ALL IL d Az.

WARS RUN FROM CHICAGO TO pITrSprnn
~ without ange, connecting With the p,s.s
PxNNSYL VAhlA CEN7R1L KAMEnIn
hew York, Philadslphis, issltinsrs and " -
yivsots, New Jersey, New York. Msrvlara 4.
1erohsnte ~ taking this rvuts. viii havs -
sava9tsgsof Ill The eastern markets a ~ Nm.
1eeaQe CHECKED thsosgA.
!msns ieavs the Depot, CanaI stseet. ve,s sss..
rec, LILY @ the arrival Of tsaias iron a.
Ve.osst!ng 1t Cssstlins With Cleve,e.A : u...-
ees i = -DM6fk, Bs1ale. Nlanrs Ysiis.
1ew Yes1 an4 Deeto9. - ~ M s...I 49,
1890 - Mew Esgieal, vls Usv Yea CS.t,si
"a Hcw y orr Erie Railroads. All acssS =.
Uslumbss, Evansville, Newark, Gosss vsssos
~ sss v ~ Wsssas 81 sssss ssvss
re ssess tesins sSnasetss Forest vith s,.s..
= Msd .i~sr Road y Springfield. U,hara' NJ.
ton and III cinDati. Also With tsnirs - 49,
Dayton and Cincinnati direct. ASs 'of
f.sssngs y bound cast will Ind this ror.e hath
pleasant AID agreeable, passing through mar. -
~ "a sess sno cnest cities IN the Unfted Ht.ts.
rssscng = arriving ~ Chicago - AN - ~.
sseds, will ind attentive ehesk s~ers. :, -. y. -
eeis 70 reesive checks snd convey bsesses 80 -
ssafge - the Pittsbufg and Chicago csfs. ni~.s.
M cars accompasy esch train.
1tehets for sale 81 al the PRINCIPAL t,.s.. -
- 70 the Wet and At tbs Comrapv's IN = -.
ess q Randolph And Destrcn ssres,s. ~ !. -.
Depot, Wet side, Chicago. ssss
sepaf0saiaf e ask for Tickets b. Tort wsy,s.
DAN. w. boss.
/. 9enI Wsstsn Passsnesy Aren't Chi...
2. No. T. Com. and Gen1 A a. Ciiess..
1fe19ntO1 al xtnds will b. esrv,~n s,... 1,As~
oto ~ pefNts Esss q I'll time. = ~ -. 49,
------------zz. ~ sep2k-d0
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-21
CINCINNATI. Ian. 90

The 5th Counecticut, 57th Pcnnsyl-
vania, 5Sth New York aud 18th Ohio
Regiments have arrived at Louisville 10,
homo.
Several rebel officers recently escaped
while in transit between Louisville and
Camp Chase. Some have been recap
tuied.
The 9Th Michigan and 22d Ohio ar
rived here yesterday.
Large numbers of recruits ara daily
passing through the city for the front.
Two trains Iun through daily from,
Chattanooga and Nashville. Time. ~
hours.
The mortality in the Chattanooga hos
pitals ere about 90 per week.
A riot occurred at Seymour, Ind. or
Tuesday, between drunken soldiers am,
the guard, resulting in the death of two
Of the rioters and the woundiug Of s-y
eral others.
The lO2d New York and 2sth Penn.
syIvania passed through In annapolis yes
terday, and over Eve hundred recruits
tor Indiana regiments have arrived at In
dianapolis within the last two days.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-21
LATE NEWS.
WAsHIscToN, Jan. 20.

WASHING TON, Jan. 20.
HousE.-The c1nfscat,on subject was
passed over snd the House went into com
mittee OF the whole on the anendatory ex
else bill.
The amendment Of Fernando Wood was
adopted. 1t provides that oil spirits in
band for sale, whether or not distilled prior
to the date Of this act. shall be subject TO
the rates of duty provided by this law,
from and after the. 18th day Of January,
1864, except spirits which have already
been taxed under the law of July LIST,
1862. which shall not bear more than the
additional or increased tax provided for BY
this act.
Tho committee disposed OF the spirits
section Of the bill without altering the rate
Of 60 cents per gallon.
Without concluding action the committee
rose aud the House adjourned.
SENATE The resolutions of the Mil
wausee Chamber Of Commerce, asking q
mod Hcstion a the reciprocity treat. were
referred.
Military Committee to ascertain aud report
the facts connected with the examination
by board Of officers into the alleged ad
vantage Of cocentratcd feed for horses, and
If reported upon favorably, why such feed
has not been used.
The resolution instisutibs a Committee
on the Conduct Of the War, with the lIoust
amendment thereto requiring investigation
into contracts, was passed.
Mr.. Colianer addressed the Senate a!
length in support OF the rule requiring Sen
stofs to take prescribed cath.
Mr.. Anthony followed in support OF the
authority o! the Senate 10 establish such q
rule.
Mr.. Hendricks opposed the adoption O
the new rule, arguing that the endorsement
Senators to seats. lie also opposed the re.
construction policy OF the Prs,ldent.
Adjourned.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-21
New YoRK. Jan. On


The steamer Eagle, from Havana the
10th. arrived this evening.
The Mexican news re!stive to the defeat
OF Juarsz army and tho flight Of Jaarex. ID
confirmed. But another account by the
way # Tampico states that the Jusres
troops were successful 1t several places, and
have also captured the towns OF TepaliSlan
and Huieuapam from the French
The rebel steamers Alice aud Little Lille
are AZ Havana, waiting Chance TO run The
blockade.
The rebel steamers, Syren, Fannie, and
Scotia had arriued as Nassau, prior to the
9Th inst, for Wilmington, reporting that the
difficulties Of running the blockade there
have increased, but that there is way still
open.
The Bahsm. Herald mentions that the
rebel steamer Don has undoubtedly been
captured or destroyed by the Tions.
A large quantity OF gnnpowde- for the
rebels bad been seizso at Havana, aud .
man named Devar arrested
The English Consul at Havana il aoout
dispstcLing two steamers laden with nov.
der, g., aud one Ia believed to be intend ed
f"r a privateer, but their departure is de.
i-yed owing to the pres ence Of the gunboar
Desoto.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-21
ParticularsNOlice.

There are many preparations cold under the
name Of Bitse's. put up IN quart bottles compound
ed " ne cheIpe't whtskeyor common rum, costing
from ~ to 40 cents pr gaiios the disguised
Anise or Cdriander Seed.
This ciass Of B,tters hnre caused and ,riM con.
sisue to cause Tong thoy can be sold, hnmdreds
to de tie dea II of tie drunkurd. By their sss the
systen. ts kept continually under the influence of 81
chohol.c At.0ulants OF the tcoyss kind tie desire for
Liquor is created and Kept up, and the re,t Is all
tie ho'rors attendant upon drunkard's lifs. and
dsGsh.
For those rho desire and will have Liquor
B,fters ace puLtish the fottooing receipt Get one
bottle OF HOOfland's German Bitters. and
mir 10Th lhiee quarts OF good Brandy or
whisiSey, aud the result 0iu be a preparation
that will tar excel IN medical virtue amd true re-
ccltency amy Of the Liquor Bitters in the ,,.,.
and ,gW cost much less. You ~ ,e.,aU the
rirtues Of Hooaand's Dittry 20 Connection
Nth good article Of Liquor, cs much less psieI
than these inferior preparations GiY cost you.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-21
Michigan Central Railroad.

0rcos Contra. Route to New York. Nv Enqlard
and the Canad1s
I'm AND AF1Et SUNDAY, NDyENBEp
~ 10Th, 1869, trains will leave the Great Cen
tfsl Union Depot. foot Of Lake street. ~ follows
!" " m, sundays excepted. Arriy. in Ue,yoi,
eS0pm; iofon'o AS 10 ;Svspension b.id..
W IN Bar 10 S 90 p m, Albany 5 IS . -
rev ofk 80 p IN, Boston IL 50 m.
- m, sat irdays excepted. Arrive in petroit
ov. ~, Toronto 45 IN Susr epsicn Bridge
80 N, Buffalo 8 10 p u. Albany 8 IS, New
ok 50 N Bos'sn 90 . m.
10 o. p N -sturdsys and Sandsy excep,ed. A..
rive In Detroit 10 90 = IN, Toronto o O5 u M.
Suspension Bridge . 10 p m. Aiban, 8 10 : N.
New York 45 p m, Boston 8 0op M
Cincinnati TrA ixA
(vis Michigan Central Rk)
Leave Chicago at 8 80 q m Mail Train. 10 90 Fas.
Express. The o0pm Train lea ring Ch,csr 90
r.ns through TO Cincinnati without cha re ~
Cars r. Baggage,
Rutsans Patent ventilating and Warming
apparatus or all Cars OF this Company. An ,jrrsnt
Smokers' Tar, with Euchre Tables O. lately nee
added to day tssiEs Patent Sleeping Cas- on
.iEnt ieins. baggage Chseked Through,
Ihrorgh Tickets for sale 1t ell pYinc,p,l Rail-
road Oihces In the " est, st the Ge1eraI { Mics.
corner Lake ana Dc rbo,n Streets, (under the
fremont House, Chicago. nnl ~ the depot.
X. n. RICE. General ruui.
H.C- WENTWORTH, tienerai Western Pas,
Agent, Chicago. dece.tf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-21
CAIRO. Ian. 90

CAIRO, Jan. 90.
Tie steamer Glendale has arrived from
Memphis with crowd OF passengers.
The following order has been issued by
Gen. Mcpherson. IL has the ring Of Gen.
Butler about 1t:
IlD Gas. nth ARMY CeRPs.
Provost Marshsl's Office, =
Vicksburg, Miss, Dec. 81, 1864
Circular:
The following named persons, Miss Kate
Barrett, Miss Ella Barrett, Miss Laura
Latham, Miss Ellen Martin and Mrs
Moore, having acted Unexpectedly toward
the President and Government Of the Unit.
ed States, and having insulted officers, sol
diers and loyal citizens Of the United States
who had assembled at the Episcopal
Church in Vicksburg on Christmas day, Tor
divine service, by abruptly leaving said
Church at that point in the service
where the President Of the United States
and al others in authority are prayed for,
are hereby banished, and will leave the fed
eral lines within 48 hours, under penalty OF
Imprisonment. Hereafter all persons, mels
or female, who, by word or deed, do insult
or chow disrcspect to the President, Gov.
crnment, or flag Of the United States, or
to any officer or soldier Of the United States
upon matters OF a national character, shall
be fined, beuishsd or imprisoned, according
to the grossness o! the ofiense.
By order OF Maj. Gen. McPHEasoN.
JAMES WILSON, Col. and p. NJ. 17th A. G.
Officers report meeting floating ice six Il
eight inches thick as Tar down as Natchez
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-21
DIR. SW EET,S
xNfNlltble LtM { ~ p n

GREAT EXTERNAL REMEDY.
fo Rheumatism. Govt. Nesrolgia. LumJago, .Sti0
Hounds, Pi'es, Heudacte. ard all Rheu-
matte and Aeyrons .sordeys.
DR.. Stephen sweet. of teHptc IL nj.
The Great Natural Bone Setter
". st ph II sweet, Of Connecticut
Is known all over the United States,
Dr. stephen sweet, Of CensextfCat.
Is the author Of Dr.. s weet's Infallible Imminent
Or. sweets infsilibIB L,nement
Cures Rheumatism and never faif.
Ir. sweets IDfSlibls Ls0.MfDt
Is q certain remedy for NearaIgia.
DR.. swest's Infallibie Lintment
Cures Rur,s and seaids irnmedinte,y..
DR.. sweets lnfaIibIe l.inimsrt
Is the best known remedy for sprains and Bruisef.
Dr.. sweets lnfallibie Liniment
Gil, - IMMEDIATE relief to Piles, and seldom fail.
TO cure.
Dr. SWEETS sHf.l,ibls lInimpp
Cures Headache imme diateiy and was never
known to fail.
DF.Sweocs infaliiblo Liniuent
Affords immediate relief for Piles. nd seldom
fails to cure.
Dr.. sweets lsfAilibie LiBimtnt
Cures Toothache in ono minute.
DR.. SWEETS Iafs ll.bIc LiHimept
Cures Cuts and Wounds Immediately and leave
Dr.. SWEETS lhfsliiblo Linlnsnt
ls the best remedy fer Sores in the known world.
DR.. hwect's Infail,bls Eminent
Has been used BY more than million peorIe. and
oil praise 1t.
DR.. sweets d faliible lisIuent
Is truly "fiiend in need" and every famil
should have II at hand.
DR.. Sweets Ipfs llibIo LisDmeut
Is for sale BY all Druggists. Price 25 and so cts
RICHARDSON CO,
Sole Proprietor, Nor ieh, Ct.
For sale BY LORD 4 SMITH. wbolesale
drusgi.ts, 70 Lake street, Oh cngo, l Is general
agents fer the Northwest er1s-dvI
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-21
baltimore. Jan. 90

OAIEINOkE, Jan. 70.
The dispatch from Washington to the N.
7. papers announcing that large purchases
ol the Santa Clara quicksilver mining Co.
had been been made reccntiy in N. Z. arc
mere csnssds to bolster fancy long since
exploded. At . meeting Of tie stock hold.
ers to day the indebtedness Of the sssocis-
tion wss stated to amount to $500 200
nsasly half Of which b due on mortesge
expiring daring the prcseas n ontb, uuless
the stock holdsge submit to b eavy seeese.
.eos - psetssey Mn - into othss
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-21
Chicago an 4sssG lslano Katie,

- NV ~ - ~ ~ - = ~ IN 10M0N
4 ~ An Ala nh MOyuAv Nov "a
- and oatil iufthei ncries, trains nj n
o.teopcst daily, Sundays ssospssd. q tnior1
LIST mail train at. ses !.
Fr.,as 1890 ,....-............. O. ~ n
ccpted, . follows: 'J' o"00sys|
lat night express a -.
- a",y express and nail srsis a.. .....s os 81
III uasas over this fvsts are An L,r,c, c..'..'.
AsCn,saso With trains over ho,S -" 1 M.l..
SWS s. 1ichigan Central, Pit,sburr. L
.so, y1 T. saa cn,ssso Railroad to and from
%...hrvs sI 10 Ioiumhos, Cleveland, Cincinnl
ay. Ne" forA. Philadelphia, Baltimore and " = !.
isyton. s1o " :
rssesns@rs ArA rounded OF TIE nscessi,,
9ving oisunct directions % to the dcs,,r-.,.
sseir baggage. also to procure tickets n.Sa,...
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svtfares only 70 sta tions on the line ~ \. =
osgo sad Rook Island Railroad. "
JOHN !. TRACY. Sapsrint.pd.n,
Davenport. Nov, rs, 1858. s'"us =.