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EVA grand Union demonstration and torch
light procession win be had in Portsmouth on
Tuesday evening, 18th inst. L s7a 1s s'gg-i
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IU.ioan Of The British. P,.oys,,ces.

tellt Rlso QUEBEC, Oct 10.
Nothing authentic has been learned of the
action ofthe convention yesterday. Delegates
are recipients of many official attentions. a
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PENNSYLVANIA.

sin the 10th Distrcthe had two candidates against him
Regular Democratic and Independent Jnion have
in the above tab added the for the Independent I'm
ion candidate to Mr.. Ashley's majority.
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Ship Goo Turner was launched nom the railway
Cape Esi zabcth Satur day. 18th. She has been
thoroughly overhaued, had her back Strengthened
and strongly fastened with heavy iimbers. ea
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dissolution of COpartnership.
n Weading Wanted.

90 nnn PAIRS Of 81 and rs inch GANG.
SAWED u or il inch thick, of good
blegquality
Oct 17--dtfi f1a--F @ ra- DIT. CHASE.
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LAUNcHED-At Waldoboro 18th inst.

The new barque recently launched at Harpswell,
has been named the John Il Pearson, and is now
loading lumber at This port for Buenos Ayres,
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g ANDREW Dew. BARss, Md,
Graduate Of The AUni'sSi9 Of Edinburgh" Scotland,

Late Resident Surgeon OF the "Royal Maternity
,sska1-1 Hospital." Edinbargh.
Residence-corner Of Cumberland and LocustS SITS.
Office hours, o to IL A. NJ. and to4Px
cfsr rrtr, 49, t Fft octl72m
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Sunday.


a Steamer Montreal, Lisconb, Boston g
Barqne Philena, Davis, Piotou. -
SIGNAL for brig. 81
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DEPLoRABIE OoWARDIcE OF GEN.
MCCLELLAN DURING THE BAT
~ TILE OF MALVERN! =, ,.s % Z
THE eUSBoAr STORY AGAIN ooNTIRMED.

g [FTom tie Detroit Adoertiser and TTibune.J III
We give below letter rom Dr. o. J. Bis
sell, late Surgeon of the U. s. steamer '.Jacob
Bell, and a copy OF q portion OF his journal.
The letter is addressed to one of the most
prominent and respected citizensof this State,
who knows the writer well, and vouches for,
the writer of the letter made the same state
ments to other gentlemen of high character
in this State and elsewhere, very soon after.
the occurrence of the events to which it re-
fers. Read this transcript from his journal
carefully, and then say, If you cam that Fer
nando Wood is wrong in saying that "intelk-
gent and honest peace men do not concur inl
The opinion that Mcclellan soilt continue the
1Udr If etectedn go =;
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sdf y MINIATURE ALMANAC. Q.
. ...,,a.x.-' October II.
Sun rises II High water "a M. II 30
Sun sets 6.lS Length Of days -. .n.0e
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Their maiorities were as follows:

The present delegation from this state, elect
ed in 1852, consists of ii Democrats and
Unionists, and their majerities were as follows:
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s slLI 81 oCnAN sgnAMsHIPs.

sPICToU Ms Barque Phiena--bbO tons coal, tc
JAS L Warmer. ~ rlaht.n ncl-nati l ~ ~
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LIST OF LETTERS.
Letters Remnining Uncl,,,u..

LodItEs hNCnHHHHAHB UWCInIme0
N the Post Once At Portland, State of Maine 10th
Il day oil October, 1854
EH-"To obtain any of these letters, the annl,..n.
must call for Gdvertissd letters give the dats ~
this list, and pay one cent for advertising Va
eS-.tFf not called for Within one month thev I'll,
be sent to the De ad Letter Office VIZ
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SHIP LETTERS.
Walker Amos g Capt brig Abby Thaxter
Dyer John sch Emeline-3
Bowden z Capt bark Evelyn ..
Means Eben Willlams sloop Hector
Dunaing John brig Hattie Bishop
Gray Andrew Capt sch Isaac fierts
Tibbets John sch Only Son -
Scott VIM sch ioneer
wetnerbee Isaac n Can't ship P'eiad6s
Chandler James U s sch forrey
Britt Ambrose @ U s sen Torrey .. ..r
Crockett Chas sch Willie Tee 5.....,
A. T. DOLE. Postmaster
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ECIAL NOTICES.
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Adams Georgianna
Andersen John mrs i
Bucknam Abby Az ]
Bridges ABBY l. mrs2
Batcheler Achsa N
Brown Clara a ]
Bradford Caroline mrs
IRA 10y O mrs ]
Babb Eliza j
Burnham Lizzie A X ]
Bolan Flora j
Bailie Helen Y mrs 2 ]
Barker Marietta i
Bucknell Martha L mrs
Barton Matte L 4
Baker Mary r !
Bradley mrs n
Burrill Nancy mrs n
Bodgo N A mrs \
Bailey Sarah III park sta
school ]
Brooks 5 Lizzie
3 anchard Victoria n
Cash Annie 4
Conary Agnes L3 !
Cole Della X ]
Chapman, Eliza WB !
Cummings Lydia ]
Clough Levi mrs i
Grips Susan @ i
Clifford Sarah Il MIRA /
Cushman VIM NJ mrs j
Day Helen E. !
Davis Lutte !
Dutton Maodey Mrs j
Dutton sarah mrs eentrall
house
Davis sarah e mrs 2
Drake VIM II mrs
Ellis Emma s
Eoley Ann
Foley Bridget Adams OF
Franklin kmma A
Floyd Hannah mrs
Pickett Julia II
Frost Mary M mrs
Fountain Mary mrs
Gordon Abbie Ii franklin
street
Goldthwaife Caroline
Gordon Elizabeth spring
Gilman Elizabeth mrs gray
street
Gorham Ellen
Gerard Fanbie mod
Gibson Hattie II
Giiaden Hattie A mrs
Carey Julia
tray Lucia Y mrs 14
Gage Lucy mrs
Gordon William + mrs
Hicks Albenia K p.,
Hayes Catherine mrs
Hail Lydia
Howard Lewis mrs lil
Holbrook Sarah Az .l
Kinds Slrah L
Harmon Warren mrs
Harmon VIM N Mrs cape
Eliz'h vaa ~
ingalls, z mrs sfr
Jacobs Frances Ann mrs
Jackson X A mrs
johnson Sarah casco 81
Kanuel Nellie g to
Kenney mrs cape Il
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GRANn RAPTDs DEF 2 n SG4s

..II lO1tzAIsD ltzAf 1D6, OCb. % ICOF
DEAR SIR: sAgreeably to your request I
have made copy Of my journal of June 80,
1852, which read to you some days since. l
cannot consent to let the original. which you
desired to pass from my possession, althougha
any person can have the privilege of seeing it
by calling on me. 1au afIEEtN
All the material facts wrote to my wife at
the time, but the letter was handed to differ-i
emit persons and now it cannot be found, al
though those who read it recollect the facts.
I also in October. 1862, gave the leading
facts to Gen. Garfield and Secretary Chase,
and several others. will make affidavit to
the facts andstateinents made in the journal,
and the log-book offthe "sJacobBell' contains
the evidence Of all the facts, i am, sir, your
most 0lledt servant aetlA Z 70 1S41S1ssAA
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ORIGINAL Ind SELECTED.
1t = estimated that 1880, GOD boo tons III
water per hour pass 6xer-the Falls Of Niagara.
DAYS since A4 a

gSweet potatoes of excellent quality are
sold in Boston at cents per pound, at retail.
- The hills of Berkshire we're white with
snow on Sunday and Monday of last week.
a. JohnB. Goughvill opena Course sofsIy-
ceunf Lectures IN Portsmouth, on Tuesday, 18th
inst.
50 The new railroad from st. Adams. VT. to
st. John's, Canada, will eopen for business by
the LIST of November. -
g-Mr. Baird Of Wallingford, VT, has real
lied from two sheep in the past two seasons,
$50.
= yHA letter from, Madrid states that rain has
just fallen in that city, the first time for nearly
six ponpths-gE 9Sik 20 boo 3aA
80 The steamer Lady Lang will make but two
trips aweek betweenthis city and Bangor after
this week. ss5 -
The venerable Tx Gov Lincoln has been
nominated for Presidential Elector inithe Wor-
cester (Mass.) District, on the Union ticket.
29gFifty pears, on stem eight inches in
length, were exhibited at recent Fair in San
Francisco. - a. = ~ U TX
= - The colored people Of Chicago have pub
lisheda protest against the exclusion Of their
children from the public schools of that city
4 ~ Butter is selling at atwenty-sik cents
pound along railroad lines in western New
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The circulation oftbe Daily Press IS larger
than any other Daily paper in the State, at d
double that Of any other IN POI .aad.
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Monday Morning, Oct. II, 1884.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-03-09
LEGAL MOTTO Es
Chaaacery-gaae.

0URSVAET 10 the command of iecretal order OF
sale from the Circuit Court Of the United States
far tee Northern District OF Rhsos at the suit of
George s. Nutfey and others. coaPtatnants agatast
TIE Kavenna Glass Company and others ,aefepdants,
TO medirectea fsR offer for sale at public anetionl
the city Of clevesnd in said District, the four-
teepth dayof March, ls64 at three so'clock p NJ,
The following described premses situate in the town
ship of Rayenna, County OF Portage and State OF
Ohio witt part of lot no. 6, In south division OF
lots In said township OF Rayenna. bounded as fol.
esahtfeet south ofWlliam Stine spuih hne1 tws Al
" ave feet west of tne cast Hne said lckNo sxS
thence run nfase saqth deg IS MIN west, one han~
dred aud dfty feet To post thence nofthSS SSS deg
west, hundred and eighty feet to post; thence
north deg Is min east, hundred and fty feet to
a posi-: thence south 80 deg east, one hundred and
eight feet to the place ofbeginnng containing six
ty.two hundredths of an acre of land be the
me iess but subject to all legal highyays
Also part ofot No. sixty In the sonth division OF
lots In Rayenna, begfpning d point forty ave and
half iinss Eef the " line Of let No.. sixty afofe-
said and ten chains and sixty three links south OF
the North line of said lot No. sixty, thence deg
IS min Is, four chains ninety two and half links 10
the centre of the Cleveland Pittsburgh rail roas,
tracks thence along the centre of said rail road track
south 81 .eg So min nine chains and seven links To
stake; thence 81 deg 55 min w, seven chains nd
sixty eight links tho place of begipnng with the
track the and all rights oil the ha-
ESenna Glass Company therein contailing one acre
aud 80 100 of an acre. according to ths survey o.
Samuel ID. Harrsss Al ouuts Easveyor. made sUeeeW-
be- 9Th ie4s na subject stoshe ehs of way OF The
said Cleveland and Pittsburgh Rail Road Company
npp'4'' HENRY q. ABBEY,
Master Com'r in chg.
| Keith Il Coon, Compl'ts sorrs.
February 10, 1854. 5w
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7I1F9 . = =
NJ. E H. A n q E.

-A1 azisa5siIlA l----FA4 Elst 81 ag95s Il
Tho noblest mind the best contentment has. all
livery hard cash''-defaced postal4tarrency.
The most utterly lost of ali days is that on which
you have not laughed.
Golden lads and lasses must =, e * a
Like chimney sweepers ceme to dust, -
The sitting of Congress- often frutls as the
sitting of a hen upon chalk eggs.
Swans sing before they diet were no bad thing
Should certain persons die before they sing.
He who gets angry in discussion while his opponent
keeps cool, holds the hot end of the poker.
The menace of neglected cold is for the doctors
that which purgatory is for the priests-a mine of
wealth. er5s Rasf.0 ,lsfF at.i
Elias Howe. Jr., is described poor but respect
able man with an. income OF two hundred thousand
dollars per annum: bssa3sss ga 4 bsr9ss4 81
People give te guinea dinners to entertain those
for whose good digestion, of the expensive dinner
they would not gigea groat.s sasf
man of talent lost II he does not join to talent
energy of character. With the lantern of Diogenes
you shoula also have bis stick. al7 g -a.sl ~
when one wishes to please in the world one must
be resigned to be taught things which very
well knows, by people ignorant Of them. ;t..
The world is never known by books. This is be.
cause this knowledge is the result of thousand fine
and delicate observations which selove conddes To
no one, not even to ones best friend. sEte ~
The Dutch have no com mseration for men who get
into debt. They consider that every in debt
ves;f he be poor, at the expense of his fellow citi
zens, and of his heirs, If he be rich.
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Execut0rs,ESale,

TN pussnaSces sefssn Sssfes Of the Probate Court
il iPortage County, Ohio, will offer for sale at
public auction Monday. the 4th day of April, 1864.
q, one O'Clock upon tn premises, the following
real estate, the property of the late Mary Bullock,
deceased, wit: Situate In the township of Roots
"A 4.l0D acres, situate lot 81 in said town,
Shin ,bsunjed and desefibe as fotfows-Begins
sig at post on the lise of D. Seymours land in
said lot 2, chains So "a 100 links north of the east
and center road: thence north % chaias and 81
10 links, 10 post; thence south 80 deg, "a min.
ls chains % links, to post in of the
aud south center road thence south deg. 30 min.
w along the center of said north and south center
road to the northeast of Cays land in said
lot; thence north se4 deg, estto the northwest
OF said Ciay's land; thence deg, 80 min, wes
TO the northeast corner of James bullock ssland
thence go deg,l5 min, westto the place of begin
ming ,containing a sleO sctes of Hand.
erms OF 50 "a made < no vn. day of sales =
JOHN w. LUMLEY. and
ROBERT OLIVER,
Executors of Mary Bullock, deceased.
HART & RRRp, Attys.
March 9, 1864. 4w
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Notice.

an the laih day of February, d. 1864, the Probate
" Court within aud for the County of Portage decar
I'd the esEafs 6f snsmoh Artin, aIe of the tossAsi
Pa,myfa deceased probably nsoyent Creditors are
hereIe reqEed oFprssents their claims against sail
estate TO The for allowance within six months
from he of The above order they will he
'''.o- - NwM PORTER, A.imih hstrstor.
Ravenna Feb l9. 1864, mch2-3w
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Lu1her 3. Ringham,s Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber has
In been appointed and qualified as adtinIsirator
the of Luther b. Bingham, late of VII dam,
Portage County deceased -, nE snogE,asyi asyi
Windham Feb % 1864. mch2- -3w#
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Hurrah for, the Holidays
eEOR O. ! ] : ]! HAlL 4
PIANOS AND MELoDEoNS
NEW ARRANGEMENTS.

GREAT CENTRAL OFFICE AND DEPOT AT 1875
ONTARIO STREET, CLEVELAND, OHIO. GEN.
ERAL BRANCH OFFICE AND DEPOT, FOR PoR-
TAGESeo,. an THE DE II ocRAT BUILpINe RA-
VIENNA, o.
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Tberon w. CoIton,s Estate.

NToTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned is
IN duly appointed Executor on the estate of Theron
w. Cotton ,a3e Of Neisoa, Portage County deceased
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Who then is Freef The VIE, who well maintains
An empire DER himself; whom neither chslns,
Nor want, nor DEATH with siavish fear inspire
Who boldly answers 10 bis warm desire.
Who can am5ition's lvainest gifts desptse;
Firm in himself, WHO on bimself relies ss.s :
Polished and round, who runs bis proper course,
Andbreaks misfortune with superior forcei
s''ASi9 = - s3s - HoRlcE.
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=, george Richards, Estate.

issSol George Richards Estate.
OTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber has been
In duly appointed aud qualified administrator on
the 3tate George Richsrds, late Of Poriage Co.,
deceased. A e ~
Paris, Feb. %, 1854. "a 3w*
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AlIen Dickinson,s Estate,

Allen DickinsOn's Estate.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned has
In been duly appointed and qualified Admins
trator upon the estate of Allen&tieknson, late of
Snsiersville, Portage County, deceased.
TRUMAN B. DICKINSON.
shalerssiIle. Feb. 10, 1864. "a sw*
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DEMOCRAT.
FREED,om.

~ ssEs AZ syssis ir---.i Ks ssfastf isRHl
Wednesday Morning II..-.s, =, March Q, 1864.
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Se1,sss sfr->1z - 49, p
Since its organisation. has created in the his
tory offa zsE5IgFS Hos
SELLING TEAS IN This COUNTRY.
A LII our Teas are selected by Professional Tea
Ataster, expressly and exclusively for us, and We
never charge over Two Cents coz Centsl per pouna
above cost for original packages.
We have but One Price every for each quality
and that price is always marked sample package
We issue forthly Price Listof onr Teas3whch will
be sent free to all who order tive advise every Tea
Seller It, II comp full selected
for locality In the States Provinces South Anr
iaa and West Indies. In This list each kind divided
into Four classes, qualities, naely Cargo, high
Cargo. Eine Finest, that every may siand
description and tie prices appexed that the Com
Weeuaratse Is geii III in sofsinn packages
uotover Two Cents per pound above cost, believing
this 10 be attractive the many who have heretofore
been paying enormous profits.
Our business largely done on orders, which We al
ways execute ell and promptly though the buyer
himself swing weights and tares, and always
guaranteeEge fRrs ii enabling ne
10 do aiwe pronise Every dealer order his teas
direct from The Company, and parties doing business
Teas bought of ftey cheaper than TREY
buy elsewhere within fourteen days tl4) and have
the money refunded tr. them. Those who Five
Huudfed miles haze thirty days. 30 and the same
privil ges extended te them.
afBesides these ADVANTAGES The Company will All
Expenses, both ways. if the Teas are returned.
GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY,
IMPORTERS ANDJoBBERs.E
feases 5fvesey ST., New York.
seFsb. IT, 1885, 3mos
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-03-09

This is an affection the Blood and attacks the
Organs Lnngs of the Nose. Ears, Throat windpipe
oth.r Mucus Surfaces making its appearance
form of Ulcers Henbod's Extract Saraparia puri6es
the Blood, and all Scsy Ernpons of the Skin,
giving 20 the t.mplexon Clear and Healthy Color ii
being prepared expressly for this class ofcompaints its
Bood-Purify ing Properties are preserved greater
extent than any other preparation of sarsararilla.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-03-09

OWING to a great increase in trade,
Hall melled establish his Great Wes-
Depot CleveiHnd, where Pianos and Melodeons
will be sold Wholesale and Retail at the lowest possible
rates for cash. heretofore he will have Branch Of
ces Agents In the principal towns, where nstru-
tnents will he aold at the lowest factorY priees.
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REWARD OF MERIT.

Money is plenty, and Is the time to make the
daus ers glad by getting them nice piano or
melodeon, something they will think hupdrad times
of than 81, COO laid interest will sell II
the days. cash short time paper 100 pianos
and meodeons gresty reduced prices Send in your
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-03-09

WE'LL POST GREAT ADV VANTAUE.
Having the trade ls years, Mr. has probably
advantages THAN Western dealer and no one
has erdeavoed to work for the advantage of his
customers than Mr. Hail. IL requires energy and
patience bse ignorance prejudce, fogyis, and the
like, but glory enough attends enterprise which has
placed good piaso melodeoD in nearly 900 house
holds. made and glad three times that NUM-
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-03-09

Hereby announces the good people of Portage Goun
" st he has permanently located in RayeuDa. and
cured the pleasant store room in WHEELERS BLOCK,
three doors West of the Collins House, where he has
openeda .z8&EaEaas .stsf45E z 81 >
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-08-13

Il ailr q d.
SHORTESsT, QUICKEST AND BEST ROUTE
10. CHICAGO, NEW YORK, BOSTON,
PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE;
81. LOUIS AND CINCINNATI, AND
It'll TO ALL POINTS IN ILLINOIS.
On and after August 18th TWO DAILY TRAINS
viii leave and arrive as follows:
LEAVE OITUMwA: ARRIVE AT CHICAGO:
Is s o'ciosf, =. 4. lis lis o o'cioek An.
Connecting 81 Galesburg with the NORTHERN
CROSS RAILROAD for Quincy; at Mendoza
with the ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD for
Galena, Dunleith for st. Louis and Cairo; at Bur-
lington with fast sailing Packets for
MONTROSE, KEOkUk and ST. LOUIS.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Passengers from Southern and Western Iowa
by taking the b. 4 NJ. II. r. r., reach Chicago
twelve hours ahead OF any other route
BUY YOUR TICKETS VA THIS ROUTE.
To Shipper Of Live Stock.
Stock Trains will run regularly, leaving daily,
Sunday excepted. These Trains have all the
rights Of Passenger Trains. thus insuring des-
patch and consequently avoiding al those vex.
attnus delays that are constantly occurring on
NEW STOCK PENS have been built on both
sides OF the Mississippi, close by the Ferry; and
Drovers will find there anything they could wish
for the accommodation Of their stock.
York. H. THIEISEN. Superintendent.
r. r. HosToRD,
Cen. western Agent. c. B. 4 Q. r. h
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-08-13

Number now in Rock Island Bar
racks ,A3
Since Juiy ID, no prisoners havo been re-
leased, and the Government, except in cx-
traordipary cases, refuses to, allow any more
10 be released On the the amnesty oa.n at
present. Davenport G0sctte.
Daniel Hardy, drinking character, was
found dead on last Sunday in building to
the rear ola whisky hole at Iowa City. SO
says the Republican.
FAIRFIELD CoLLEaE.--The next term of
this institution will commence on tho "a
TuesdAy u8th) OF September. under the
charge Of Rev. A. Axline. Principal. I'm.
der Mr.. Axlire's excellent care this ;nsti-
tuition has risen to 4 high standard. and
parents and guardians Will consult the i,,-
terests Of their children by sending them
to the Fairfield College. Fairfield Ledger.
"Ifthe people have . right to uote against
Abolitionism, tell us, in the nameof all the
.H0ht for Abolitionism1s Mmscotsne C0ssr.
Win some ore answer that Heathenf
ssIn me name Of all the Godsr' 1t Just
takes 4 Pagan idolater whose thoughts run
on Pluto and PriApis to Do the dirty. work
of febe1s. 10. Lane writes God with .
little ssg,v and the CO4cier prints ssgods,'
with : 0apital &C.," That's Rebel-like.-
Dess 3l0tsses Register.
A H6an STaIxE.-Tbs Times establish
ment came near being ruined forever yes
terday morning. After folding their pa
pers IS usual, the carrier boys Suddenly
FELL into line. and, through chosen leader,
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-08-13

EIFTY MILES STAGING SAVED.
- s.ts &@a as I'll
BURLINGTON AND MISSOURI RIVER RAIL ROAD.
NosV Open to Onunssc0 50 MIles further West thar,
amy oGhcT RUibDGd.tn IosCa.
IN CONNECTION WITH THE III
CHICAGO. BURLINGTON 4 QUINCY
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DUCKEYE GRAIN DRILLS AND
ID GRASS SEED Sewers.
Buckeye Portable Cider and Wine Mill
and Press.
Hickok'S Portable Cider and Vine Mil and
Press.
For sale by g. B. WRIGHT,
july2l-W3m . Water Street, Burlingtcn,