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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-12-02
THF fREaT WFSI.

o. ell The STATES ot the tr al West K IN
/ uol1 sore, ciif gitg he trad Il % "a, The
lr's' and 10 he bod, Of Tia pnii iral dea h.
i y .refy,-vnt'd At ihe Pie ihtbl 'al rl,c ic,,
! he ID m"ctat nominee Il remalnira .
/ lVese States (ii.cndjne Nevods) gave In
! eolr heaTy M jo,iiirs, anaupring ia lh4 az
/ grfga'e, 20 no, less thsn 200. QUO. and in all
al these vshcre ttere was any hing rti 10 gain
here h*ve he' gums of L ion Coagres-nrfi.
In SEQ. thirst States gave aggregate I,nI!
u!ar M lo.tfy GgaIas i.incn, aud il uA- ,i.ly
~ h divie.on 81 he Orposition upon Ihres
.arddAc Is tina. s"nle ot those which dill clsas,.
Republican rlerlors Rere earried E,r lam -
It. he camp4igu jl-l cloeel, the Opposition
concentrated Its ueaiivided strength upop
Single candidate Yet tin result has hn.l h.
che.ce OF al al coIIe almost uaari
metl- tor Lincoln.
Commenting upon the vo.e of he North
lie New York II,ju1lc. spes ki.g FIR
he loyal sentiment of Abe East especially
cay:
II is The strongest guaranty yet pr,f red |
II the psrpr,n ni'y Of Tie Union. The s,iera /
'ou Of the N"Ilh-w 81 has necn pI1utd and /
sought tor Years 10 his end uncount.d hG-
ees OF ku gins OF the GuIden Cucle,' Son.
81 Liberty &c have been organzrd To
his end New Eaa and has been pefsjst tentl,
deiamed and revled by the hasest Of Ter rene
gsde SONS TO this end, constant stimuu3 ha.
been given 10 Wes cru j,si"u-y and hate q
The East. The PurItnnIeln and tanatici>m O.
Ne" Eng aud have been lucupaltd as p ung
lS The c,untiy into gigantic civil war tut
he benefit Ut htr cotton miIls---as ii cotton
D
'oitou--and now the Great West respord-
y large, more decisive maj rifles for lh
"ar, nearlier support To The Adm nistrutiou
nan are given in lhe East. And the ra H.
Il rlven letters ia Maryland is more Than par
Hell by the crash ol The prison-honse IN MIS-
Ouri."
80 let rest in the confident assurance Il
nat The Unlon will endure to'ev r, unde tar "a
uu dIau~lnp and protection o tie Great BE- a.
,use Free Nortu-wcst" III
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-12-02
HEADQUARTERs nFP'T OF THE EAST,
NEW NUKK, Nov. 70.
General o. der. No. 81.

Genefai OEuers n Q. ~.
nefarous attempt WAS made last nigh
% set FIRE TO the principal hoeIs ard olhcr
places nj resort in this city. If this st5enp
had succeeded, it would have resulted in fear
luI sacr fee OF property and life. The evide,,-
ees oI extensive comOiualion and other fac p
dtcins,d 10 day, show it 10 have been tt.
work of rebel emmissariss and agents. All
such persons engaged in secret acIs o h"siih
ty here can only be regarded as pies, suhjrc
. martial law, and TO The penalty OF death
Ii they are detected, they viii be immediarel,
brought before Il courI-martial or nliii'ar,
commission, and, if convicted, they will b,
executed without the delay of single day.
BY command Of Major General Dx.
u. 4. VAN BUREN,
Colonel and Assistant Adjurant General.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-12-02
Colonel and As,istan. Adjurant General.

The strenuous efforts of the Baltimore
'frst-family" secessionists have failed t.
procure the pardon or mitigation of the
sentence Of Mrs. Hutchns, and she j,
now undergoing her five years term III
the House of Correction at Fitchburg
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-12-02
LATER.

BALTIMORE. Nov. 39.-The reported raid
a New Geek was very small aHdr. No
detention # HE rtgutar through pass. uger Or
freight rrains aSt~Irds occurred on me Bal
'imorr & 0 10 Railroad. I he raiders we're
promptly driven IRON the road ard no iur,her
'r"ub!e is an.iripa,ed. Arrangements have
been nade ny he uiifisry sulhori les to en-
sure the stcnrity OF the entire line, l0r cOul
meTciHl sud Government tfauspurta5 ion.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-12-02

EIGHTH CoNGRE SIGNAL DISTRIcT.-BeloW
we give the ,ficial vote Of our District, from
which it will be seen that Mr.. HUBBELL re-
cgivtd the handsome maj rity of 1920:
Hnrne Y. e. StId1ers, Yute To. al
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-12-02
arm Advertisements.

SE- IT WOULD 81 4 GREAT ACCOMMODATION To
: IF OUR ADVERTISERS WOULD SEND ~ FHEI
'4F1tlS A. EARLY IN THE WEEK As WEDNESDAY
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-12-02
MorranEta Ect Even ATTACKED.

NFw YoRK. Nov 29-The steamer Auz-
tralia took out sixteen huDdred thousand dl-
lars in geld.
letter from Morgerzia. La, dated the
l9b, sra1es that the report oi the caplpre
Of This garrson by the rebel Gen. Buckuer
Is false. No attack even WAS made
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-12-02

Heavy Firing On the North Side Of the James
RIVER.
WAsHINeroN, y Y. 30.--The mail steamer
from City Point reports that hesvy artillery
ard inusket fring was heard eaily yesterday
mornmg on he nor side OF The J .mes River
in the vicinity Of Du'ch Gap. TIE qunboats
were sIso supposed to be- at work. The Gr NJ
had nearly ceased at IL O'Clock. No parJle
ulars received.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-12-02
THE RfNe.

We have nothing direct from Sherman as
yet, and as the rebel papers seem incliued
10 withhold all the news from him they have,
we will probably hear nothing definite until he
reaches the sea coast. We had reports OF his
having taken Macon and MilledgviIle, cap
turing a large iantily of rebel stores at the
frpl named city. and dispensing The Georgia
legislature At the latter. Rebel deserteFs
brought the news, on Tuesday. that he had
surrounded Aillen, to which place eur pris-
Oners in Georgia bad been removed, and had
succeeded in liberaliDg nearly all OF them
but this glorious intelligence lacks eonfrma-
ton. Our exchanged prisoners report that
Savannah is gArrisoned by only 1900 men,
The rebsl papers report that large number
Of Lees veterans have been detached for the
purpose Of meeting Sherman, but it is known
that be has a force large esCugh to overcome
any that the rebels can possibly bring against
him.
From the army before Richmond we have
reports of unusually heavy firing on Sunday.
Monday and Taesday, buI it did not result in
a general engagement. 1t is said that ar
engagements are being made to shell the city
from Our advanced lines, only seven miles dis
tant, with q new projeciie Of a very inaAm-
mable character, and it is thought it may be
soon destroyed, should the experiment prove
a success.
Hood is making very slow progress in in-
vadiug Tennessee. We have news from him
Up 10 Monday night. On Saturday he At
talked our works at Columbia and wss haLd-
someiy rrpulsed. AT last sdvices Gen. Thoul-
as s.iiI n.ainIainsd his line OF Duck River,
and re- s-iniOrccmtnts were continually reaching
him.
LATER.
On Wednesday afternoon the rebels made
az attack upon our forces al Franklin, Tenn, |
ard after fgh,iIg two hours, we've iepuIsed
with loss Of 1000 men 1000 ueirg prison
ers. The following is the ,fscia report OF the
battle:
WASHINGTON. Dec. 1.-The following fi |
cial dlspa ch fleming The report oI ,Le vic
1cry in tennessee, has bse received at Head
quarters:
FRANKLIN, Tenn Nov. 80, 1864.
To MojOr- General Thomas:
Tue enemy made IA heavy and persistent
attack with sh,ut Two Corps, commencing st
abUuI four U'cluCk in the AFTERNOON and last
ing until alter dark, aud was IepuIs, d AT all
points. with very heavy l"ss-probaby 5000
o. 5000 men. Our loss is probably not more
lhan One-lenih OF that number We captu red
About 600 men, including one B,igadier-
Geueral.
(SigneD ScHoFIELD.
From Mobile We have the report thai five
If FarraeuIs gun boats had succeeded in
yainiug position within three miles of The
lily. in spite oil the rebel torpedoes aud Ob
IlIuctions. We may look for important news
rom that quarter FhurIly.
The rebels TO the number of 1900 made
aid upon the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, at
New CIetk and Piedmont, on Tuesday, but
lid not succeed in doing much damage.
The inceudiEries are still at work in New {
FORK. large lumber yaId was destroyed
On Wednesday, which was situated in the i'm
mediate neiehborhOod of one of the largest
Government Warehouses in the city. The fire
vas con6n,d to the lumber yard and The &
W arehOuse was saved.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-12-02

II you want Lamp, go to j. 5. Cox's
Crockery Store. Price, from 50 cents /
SI4. Oct. 81, '64-3m.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-12-02

cared. Il was once hoped shat he might b
1roUgbl 10 ~ Wi.dsor for exam'n- Iiou, bu' her.
Gems 10 te no iaW autlialtz = II e rrsus!er.
" ben fst .~rsaed lsunelph told rhe OF
Fi-er ma BE- y isL,d io Gcd lis anest hr'
lsef PCS p"nrd one wr-k as hc had in
s'..r'spt q on land During cenv,r>n'iof
81 hn, he indi ecsiy revealed the iaet Ihai
lr bad orru eng eed j. purchasing an arma
lat for he pro .e.-r ii-erq'an. witch s'esm
.ceu3s PASSED ftis CITY on her way up T.
CaiiiuEwo9d he Armament Was 40 uav.
'19-eil ElIi on al oi .np4r P.rt Safuja. hut tie
vigilance of eur ti.-veEunelt fi,rrs in max
< tae arres., d uh-ils-, eussrascd the meve-
ngnt. msy hos ever ajye5rhe ky % The
.oin.ised rehsi pot, a:d III doubI Iessly b.
5c.ed npon Is such.
WARRANTED FOR OxE YEAR-The Uoiver
al CiethrS Nrlnyer tor su'e at :. Cox's
greekery Store Delaware. .. Gail ard get
'ae On lrisl, free of expense. nov 1911
II yon want a complete sett Of Crockery
20 to j. :. Coxs Cruckery Store Delaware,
Dbio. Oct, 2I- 3U.
II you wont one Tea Cup or SANGER 90 to
IS. Co1's Crockery store. Deia~ose. o.
Oct. 81 3m.
# you want the best Petroleum Oil for
lamps 90 to J. 5. Cox's Crock4ry Store
Delaware. 0. Oct. 81 3n.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-12-02

--.rts OF ruucFS. bus ysn may Fey upon me
u b Of the above SeGteiAeng.
The wea he con;iau-. y-rv warn. Il has
n,'i rained f's The pat As h.ars. The roads
are driving up
Esrryfairg Is beine ru ia re"diuess tor
the defense nf Nashville. in ea-p l. pecoue :
Necessary I5ri2sai-r-Gen. J. r Miller, pos
commander. IL eA,tes,, !. u"tiriug vigilance
'o e.ear be ship ior iea.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-12-02

The blessed martyr announces that he
Is to practice law IN Dayton. Voorhees,.
Of IndIan, Is to practice IN New York.-
w here wIll SUNSET gUf
The town OF Lincoln, in Vermont, gave
Llnco4n ~ vote Mcclellan none,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-12-02
ORDERS OF KAJ-GEx DIX.

As precautionary measure tn prevent any
tar her attempt 10 hurn aud drvas atr oul
city, General DIX has is ued The foiioyl. Q OF
der
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-12-02

TT q K y EN \ 4 LAW.
ggT ILL practice Law N Delaware Morrow
Nv non auS t,lluiutug cuuutteS,
vtuoe ouV door se0'h at tue ru6 &c buildings, Wes
-lc oi ~andusNy ~tr-et, tVlaNsru, ohio.
taplpgy are % Nar. /. 'Hl--tf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-12-02

hnn NlGS best nrsuO Wno.tiue Naus tusi ryc,,v %
AOO and Ter safe the low "a market Tal by 4,
'u"t" ise2 q. G. ia AAkkki.ATR
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-12-02
Traps, Traps.

, 2 pozl;N AtuN aud Musk tatt Traps iuat roeeivea
- - Aul tur eatu at tttu uppe iartNare S.srt bV
"eo. ~ s. {. {. thA IRhALAIN
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-12-02

I y1a 90 nut place here business II dome IN
I s. honortbte way wJh ut unuiug down his peish-
urS-4 70 4" .ng aud casing 60 get CUSTOM 60 20
nay ~, lNo4. A. STRAUSS
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-12-02
Wheeling Mails


THE RlsS1 IN rHE NAIIh tI--A LARtE STOCK OF
l bAnd AZ g. p, POTTER cos
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-12-02
sPOoEs 4 F0RRs-OousLE a SINGLE plArs.

w Srit tu,st puos luNor thau they can h, brn,y bt
e. umhUs. P a. call 20 CNimIle the stock al 10
3" Iii ms Eo,k uelaNare, Onio.
JBAe A.. IN6t--u C. II ae4
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-12-02

- DOEIVAG's
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-12-02
LoS r
4mperlal Elyeach tErehn

- market.
aay -, 1874. c. d. POTTER q CO. Apepts
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-12-02

NIX. RANiFiI wauld De lli-aset to meet bis old
rieIdS ana customers 1T the stand IN he HIlyer
i''s- tw" doors south OF p. dickinson & scI a.
lclawarc. april p. IsG4-fu.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-04

OF the above, six were sent to Fort Madi-
son, as follows: Samuel Preble and BENZ.
Boyd, counterfeiters, were sent "down' for
two years each; Henry Nolan and Lucy Miller
for grand larceny, the former for one year, the
latter for three months; John Brown, alias
Charley and George King, St. Louis gentry,
for grand larceny, the former for sixteen,
the latter for eighteen months.
The balance have been legally discharged,
with the exception Of eight that are now serv-
ing time or awaiting tsial-seven males and
one female
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-04

The prosperity of the Home Insurance Com
psny is without parallel in the history OF fire
insurance, and the receipts Of the Company
during the past year have been more than evel
before, notwisbs standing the cessation ofits bust
ness in the REBEL Gus states, while the losses
have been comparatively light.
The capital of the Home has always been
unusually lasge 10 proportion to the amount ol
business .done,s am the directors have again
manifested tneir spprss iasion of the public con
iidence BY dosbisNs the capita! soek. Of the
The Hens, thessfore, begins the year 1854
with a cash capital Of tscO million dollars
which, With the. surplus, makes the total cash
assets Of the I tompany over ss,0oo,oO0, more
than FIVE times enough 10 pay ali lab lities and
cancel every risk Of the Company.
The Home is national institution, and vel
deserves the confidence OF the people. Amer
leans may we'll be proud Of their HoAE lssu
kAsCE COMPANY.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-04
JOHN l.. sW1Ts.
Advance Bounty, &C., to Recruits.
(ircular No. 49,
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
PRovoer MARSHAL GsxrRAL's Orvice,

AOVduCo 0OOuGys osC.s W AS0CE uAIos
(Nrcalar No. 49,
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
PRovoer MARSHAL GsxrRALs Orvics,
Washington, November ., 1863
The following Regulations established, with the ap.
prova Of the Secretary Of War; and will govern Muster
ing and Disbursng officers in their payments Of the
advance bounty premium and advance pay to recruits
mot veterans) enlste by Recruiting officers, to
for three years the war; in old regiments organ
sed, whose of service expire in 1854 and 1865:
l. To all recruits enlisting above required there
will be paid months pay in advance, and in addi-
ton, bounty and premium amounting to 4302, fol.
lows, viz:
On being mustered into the United States service
under this authority, and before leaving the re-
cruiting station or depot to join his company or
regiment, the recruit shall receive months
advance pay .........$lS 90
First instalment OF bounty. ~ 90
fremium......... ......................... SU
Total pay before joining his regiment. ..475 %
At the first regular pay day, or two months after
muster-in, an additional installment Of bounty
Will DC pald.. ................ ~ w
At the FIRST regular pay day after six months SER
vice, additional installment Of bounty will be
paid. ............... ~ w
At the first regular pay day aher the end Of the
nrst years service, additional installment Of
bounty will be paid. ........ ........... !. 20 90
At the rst regular pay day after eighteen months
service, additinal installnent Of bounty will
be paid ................. 40 "
At the FIRST regular pay day after two years' ser
vice, an additional installment Of bounty will be
paid ................ ................ ~ "
At the expiration Of three years. service any
soldier enlisting under this authority, who may
be honoraby discharged after two years ser.
vice. the remainder Of the bounty viii be paid. 20 %
H. II the Government shall not require these sro op
for the full period Of three years. and they shll be
mustered honoray out Of The service before he sxpi-
ration Of their terms OF enlistment they shall receive
on being mu tered out the whole amount Of bounty re-
naming unpaid the same The fall term had bsen
served.
III The legal heirs Of soldiers who die in servics
shall be entitled to receive the whole bounty remaining
unpaid At the time Of the soldiers DEATH
Nv. "veteran volunteers" will receive the one
months advance pay, bounty. and premium. author.
sed in General Orders Nos 19i and 81 current ssres,
and circular No. 81 Of October -, 1850, from this once.
JAMES D. HRr,
Provost NArahai General.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-04

SRvgRE ACCDRNT.-We learn that
Capt. Rsynelde, while 10 this city yesterday.
slipped upon The sidewalk. and falling. die o.
to By Dr. Bsrrows, aud the patient was soon
ma de whole
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-04

TaEArR,cAL.-One OF the richest
piece, Of the season 10 TO be performed q the
1hss,,s to night. The Honey Moon will bs
pl.csd ON the stage ia SPLENDID syle, and
those Who fell TO aee it vill misc . good thing.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-04

Day BOARDERs WANrED.-A limited
number Of day boardsrs can bs sccommo-
dated by calling at the fret door from the
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-04

CoMrso.-Father Kemp's Old Folk
Concert Troupe has sigoitied its intention 10
appear 10 this city 10 The eourss Of few
weeks, aod give our citizens. one Of their
iqus aud interesting musical psrfornances.-
Due notica will be Oiven n ueason
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-04
DAVENPORT, IOWA. MONDAY EgESllla. JANUARY A. 1854.
BOARD or sUPEssvasORs.
yrsss DAY-xeasua srf siox.

Meeting called 10 order b. the chairman
Col Rsss
Pses1ot-H. Carpenter. ". L. CLARK, J. Z
Davies. n. q. Farbsr, Dow G. 0atss. L
Hsolsy. @. n. Nsthes. J. HsConssI. q.
Msad, wn. n. hurry. Col. Ross. y. TAsap'
con.
Mssses Fsshes, Mcdonnell. Gates. nsths'
and Hsslsy we're qualified, whsS. o. nosien,
The Beard adjossssd eli 2 o'eleek r. J..
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-04

PRRsoNAL.-We understsnd that our
friend Brig Gen. B. Roberis 10 about to re-
move bis family to New York City. We wish
the General . safe joutnsy.s pleasant hons
Ia the Metropolis, and long and useful life.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-04

Nor OVER YET.-Ffom the present
appearance Of Che atmosphere, We sho
thioa that tne d,iiicuities .bich ha. . attenG-
sa rail, oad travel kr the rss. few day1 were
Just inauxuraied
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-04

CATTLE FRozKN.-We learn from .
farmer from WI fis Tew nship. tbst tho late
-svere storm hss bsen unprecedented 10 sevsr
~ oss that way. He sslis 70 that many cat
tie we're frozen 10 death 10 that vicinity. ihe
Oldest inhabitsst 10 that predict remembsrs
oothing 40 severe ir the lire Of winter
weather.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-04

PosrpoxxD.-The dance Of the Dav.
sspost Sssisi Cab st L. Clare Hall. y pest
psssd sstil Moadoy nigh,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-04

CAlL.-Kehoe 4 Csrbart, opposite the
LssClsirs Houss bas eospIsss stock Of weel-
sn gesds Of every description ssissd 70 sbla
Wesshee. -
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-04

SIR: have used your Pills in my general and
hospital practice ever since you made them, and
cannot hesitate to say they the best cathartic
we employ Their regulating action on the liver s
quick and decided consequently they I'D
nirablc remedy for arrangements OF that organ
Indeed, have seldom found a case of bilious dis
ease SO obstinate that it did not readily Weld IL
them. Fratcrnally yours, ALONZO BALL. NJ. d
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-04
. Ayers &,
PILLS

Are yon sick, feeble, anti
complaining! Are you on.
OF order. with your system
deranged, and your feeling
uncomfortable These s, mp
toms are often the prelude
to serious illness. Some III
of sickness Is creeping upon
you, and should be averied
by q timely use Of the righ:
remedy. Take Ayers iills
and cleanse out the disor-
dcred hnmors = purify the
blood, and let the fluid.
move on unobstructed IT.
health again. They stimn
late the functions Of tn,
haflv into viporot,s acti,i.r
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-04
NUMBER 5S.l

u L " W. W. L u =
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Also 6ne stock Ioys Photographic Binding and
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New 4 OH OtOG 0oHhels
NEW Yonk, Jan 4.
Gold 81 SIX.


NeW NOlk Aarket.
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ira state 81. .65@7.7O K. IL. ..
WHEAr-Merket more 6rm. $l.459l.4 .4S
Chicago Spring $I.46al.50 Milwaukee Club /:
1.53, q Sl.sS Winter ked.
Conn., .2sQl |. 80 in store.
UArs-Firmer. 93@94.
PoRK Dull and lower. 17.00917.25 old {;
4l2 Ov0ll2 50 new mess.
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TaR 5TH WARD.-The fifth 10 com>
ing In out Of the draft nobly We undsrstSud
that about fifteen men have been enlisted in
close upon the qu"ta. A half dozen uors viii
make the completewent. There is but one
lay more IN which 1902 bounty will be paid
Take the benefit Of that in time, also the elU0
eitisens Lounty, which makes $aO2 clssr profit
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Jsil Report fer ahe YesS 1OoSs
Furnished BY G. g. Aeklsy, JaiIss.l
DAysrYonf. Jan l. 1854.

Number Of persons committed 70 the Scott
conusy Jail for the year ending 1858: Males
2s4; fsnalss l9O. Total 374; for the follow
ing causes:
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Dysentcry, DinrrhGn, Relax, WORMS.

FFONl OT. J. O. Green, y tNfcugo.
Your Pills have had a long trial in my practice
and hold them in esteem as one of the best aperi
ents have found. Their alternative effect upoE
the liver makes them an excellent remedy, wheE
given in small doses for bilious dysensery and dar
vh1a. Their sugar-coating makes them very ac-
ceptable and convenient for the use Of women and
children.
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CALiyoRsIA WIxE.-a superior arti-
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Military Uniforms and Eqoipments
furnishsd at short notice By Rsskine, at No. 3
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