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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-23
LATE NEWS:
THE QUOTAss Or THE ABIE4lL

WAsusesoo. March -. 4
The following il stateaens exhiestln& u:
quotas of the several 6tatse sndcr ne re-
dent. al, ~ aO1. 600 ~. dated MARCH ~,
iael, With ali credits deduoted iron or den
ciencies added thereto, eseeptine the enlist
Sneata Of veteran volunteers p - March lst,
1854:
tied. none deficiencies - b cleared l,s2O
balance 70 be furnished 6,64l.
Nev Observation-Disclosures ASS Credits leo;
de6ciencies, none; balance lass.
Nessaehnsstts-Quota 1O,6s9. Deficiencies
1855; balance 2O,5S2.
TeyooRt-Qu0ta 2, 300. Credit :, lSO; Den
cheney, none balance ITO.
Rhode Island-Quota 1883. Credit $50
deficiency. none balance 66S.
Coxwseiseus-Qu 8, 1913. Credit cS4; de-
Hciency, none balance 2,574.
N,w YorA-Quota 8 ,,794. Credit and det
cheney not yet competed; balance 6s, $50.
New .yeysev-Quota 6,SO4. Credit none
| deficiencies 1920; balance - ,zza.
p~nnsslventa-Quo 50 ,S02. Credit and
| deSc;ency not vet computed balance 74,l37
n.iayaye-Cuo.a eS5. Credit rome, def
ciencies 69l balance 1916.
.Narylana-Quota 4, Sl7. Credit none de-
fcieucies 1T,4ll balance 2l,722.
West Virgsnta-Quota 2,05l. Credit none
deficiencies l, l39; balance 8, 100.
Dssiyset Of Columbia 1,702. Credi
none deficiency $3.50; balance 4.Ssh.
| Ohio-Quota 20,595. Credit none; deh
cheney 1888 balance SO, 223.
| Lndiana-Quota l3,O08. Credit $3.50; de
ficiency none balance 1909.
Illtsois-Quota 1884. Credit $4,000.
Nsehtgan-Quota 1921. Credit 634; def
ciency none balance 1881.
WSsconsin-Quota I, 94l balance l5,402.
Ninmssota-Quota 2,lS0; balance 6,4S7.
Iova-Quota 6,4S9. Credit none deRcien
cy 6,70l balance Is, lao.
Nissonri-Quota 1895. Credit none def
cheney 1889 balance 1897.
Kentucky-Quota t,7S7. Crsoi. ~..~. def
cheney 1858 balance 1919.
nsnsus-Quota 400. Credit none; def
cheney us; balance 2,797.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-23
WASHINGTON, March %.


An u,usual large number Of bidders we're
pre-eui 10 day to bid fer furnishing -four to
the nnisssry department. Offers were
maze for $1,000 barrels. The bids ranged
from ~ 60 to IS 80. Thirty seven thou.
ssnd barrels were taken at prices ranging
from 81 60 to $7.73. Only No. 2 -four was
accepted.
A Califo-nis land case involving a large
amount Of valuable San Francisco land was
before the Supreme Court to day, and ex-
cited more than ordinary interest. Tue
argument was concluded BY o. g. Galpin,
Of New York.
Mr.. Carlisle will reply to morrow.
The Postmaster General invites proposals.
for putting the overland California mail
service in operation by Oct 18th, or il pre-.
ferred by the accepted bidder, tho 1st day
Of July. The schedule increases the speed
so that the trip must be made in sixteen
days during eight months in the year, and
in twenty days for the remainder of the
year, the contract to be four years. The
newspapers and document mails are to be
transmitted to tie coast by Sea.
The Senate to day, in executive session
confirmed the nomination Of Henry H. Sib-
ley, Of Minnesota, - . Brigadier General
Of volunteers.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-23

Groceries, Flour 4 Feed Store.
THE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY IN.
Forks the citsens Of Scott and adiciuins
counties, that he will constantly keep IL his New
Store, corner OF Second and Scott streets, . good
assortment Of Groceries. Flour and Feed, which
he will al ways sell At tho lowest markst prise
Highest price paid for farm Produce. Goods
delivered FREQ Of charge in city limits.
ocl9 dAw1yl SAINT. g. YOUNG
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-23
BROWNS
eRAMMARS WITH ANALYSIS,

!. FIRST LINESOF ENGLISH GRAMMAR.
being brief abstract Of the authors lsrger
works: new stereotype edition, carefully re
vised BY the an hor with Exercises in ANALYST,
and Parting, by Henry kiddle. N. A.. Asslst.nt
50 Qsrintendent Of Common SOB ools, New York
City. l22 pages, IL NO. Price, 80 cents
II. INSTITUTES OF ENGLISH GRAMMAR
= Ns,hodically arranged, etc., etc. De.ioed for
tho use Of schools. Academiss and Privsts
Learners. A new stereotype edition. carefsjv
revised ey the author; with exercises ia Apalv-
sis and Parsing, By Henry Riddle, A. NJ, Assis-
tsnt superin.sndsnt Of Common Schools; New
io'H 0iy. 800 pages, IL mo. Price, Is cents.
III. GRAMMAR OF ENGLISH GRAMMARs.
With an introduction, Historical and Criticsl.
the whole msthodieally arranged and simply IL
i:strassa, &C., sto. and Key 70 the Oral Exer-
vised and improved. (With nne rortra;t Of the
:utbor, engraved on steel. Enlasssd - the I'd.
dition Of cepiOus index Of matters. ~ Hamuel
.. B:rran, 4 n; l,lo2 PIP, large oct.vo, hand
This popular and standard series ef Enoi;.h
Grammars has long been the estsbi ish Cd n
With very many Of oar most succsssf III teachers
They afe acknowledged by th 90 vho have siv.
On them fair trial. TO 30 the ssose sov.d. 80,
asd Praesiea! exposition Of the English Laasuass
T...h.s. +. S.n uoed TO the notios Of
spread use and popularity,
rA> N>rs~s
AO N0sAUm0A SU00O0P0
-
Inc roDlisnen have extensive lists u tn
o.s ~. SV"I. VI :. n snS Csn Ne whs.e they
~ h.vona .ri 49,. 4. - o1A!.O ass
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''S" - A'.1s"''' 'n'" 'ass
Ns.>>nv-Ns
NAssCSy eGVaoC d t0em are
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Az
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They have been olBci.l,v .dopt.s 80 49,.
dused ~ the School Trustees ~ : 49,. n..;s's
r.. =: r Ss' :. rssd IL q - -. York
sne ni9n scnoSls u Pennsylvsais.
tsnsivsly adopted IS Dc VestSrn sts,ss I, 80
ana pn's'' '''s''a'o'' 1A'' ss' s''d u
ca..a~>.M n rla.. M
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-23
WA.alna1ox. March n.

The following is . letter Of instructions
sent to-day to oil collectors Of CUSTOMS and
special agents 81 the Treasury Department:
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-23
NAsHlKafon. March Il.

STA: The 42d trade regulation series Of
Sept. llth, 1863, is hereby so Tar modified
that on aud after the list day Of April next
the in7oice valuation permit Zee on ship.
,nents to and from the insurrectionary dis.
tricts, will Re 3 per cent. instead Of s, -
therein pres0riaed. 3. p. OHAss.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-23

TERMS OF ADVERTISING
In the Daily Democrat and News, % agreed upon
BY the Davenport Associated Press.
on the Arst Of January. 1884.
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Propsissors Of p: ...-,,
nAnnYa0H Al. I1v1RY OIA1A6,

sr. psr wnsH SORNT SECOND.
aS0 HORSES AND CAkRI0ES OF
Ga:B The best quality 70 let 1t I'll hour,
Funerals furnished On the shortest notice..
HORSES BOUGHT AND SOLD,
and boarteA At reasonable ehasees. tDylo-d1y
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Nimely.Ninc OF them mr.,
Using , r o w MS
GRAMMARs.

They have bsen oiBcisliy adopted and iptro.
dueed ~ the School Trustees Of . s,ee ms,iori.
y Of the School Districts o. New Yofk.
The Series ase used il lasAs numbsr Of ~
Acaden!es and High Schools u PsnnsyIvsais.
BROWNS 0RAMMARS sse aleo 49, a..
tsnsivsly adopted II ne Western States 81 YER
many cities, eo0ue, eekeol alsee3ets, seo}enlcI
and private institstions. They sss ussi n
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-23
m. =. OOO0 g,

oareieai aaA aecAssteal Dsnsasss
,sApy sssses. sssvsss Soussa AND Sl1Fs
AL Work EXECUTED IN 4
h. essoeg sad sssvisssble maasss, sad
lYD sssisisetioa guAsaatied. Once opss
Ill bouss, day aad eight q.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-23

FRANK PLUMER,
a. TTORNEY ANE COUNSELOR AT LAW
~ aad Nosay Public. Once in I.e Claire Block
Davenport. Iowa jne2-dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-23

A. MlLLERs
NO. 10 ppADY SraDn9, BELOW sD00NDs
- KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND AND
makes to order =
Sscnss,, Boys 4 Childsen's Clothing
Of the BEST mstsrisl aud in . msnaer that sAnno.
fail - 81 W sa,isfaction. Liberal patronage re-
nae fully so,icited. [ny7l-dly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-23

4. J. SEVERANCE. Dentlse
ROOM Ne. I, OvBRPOST OFFICE,
DAvBnrons, lows.
UIYyD - n. B.-Testh extsaeesd q
III hon,. dsclldtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-23

3aAs. =. PoTHAA. JOHN \. ROC Err
PUTIN . m 4 HOG EMS.
A TTORNkY5 AND OOUNSRLORS AT Law
"A Orvlcs, Davenport Block, No.3s Main st
second Floor ;nn7.atf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-23

Q. =. DRoWNs ALHR1D sULLY
BROWN 4 0ULLY,
A TTORNkYS AND COUNCILLORS Att LAW
IA Oaics corner Seeond ard Beady streets, D.
venport. Iowa. ueh1S
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-23

-. D. DON q DON,
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT Law
"A aud Notary Public. Once, North west
oenss OF brady end Second strests, up-stsirs-
esesnce on Brady street. July 96-dti
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-07-16
AGRICULTURAL STORE

IENHE SUBSCRIBERS NOW OFFER FOR
sale at Wholesale or Retail a large assortment of all kinds
of RMING among which will be found
Steel pIows of all kinds and sizes, by case of 10 each or single,
Cast blows, all sizes, Side Hill plows, cast and steel, all sizes.
Horse hoes, expanding and reversible teeth,
CuItivators, double mould board and Shovel plows,
Hinge harrows, with "a, so, SO and ~ teeth,
OK Shovels or scrapers, Corn shelters, Corn mills,
Farm mills. Portable flour mills, l6 inch, Is, I0x24 inch.
Zach stone made of one piece of the best Burr stone)
Wine, Lard and Cider presses, Hay or Cotton presses.
Cotton gins, Garden seed sewers, (stnall and large sze.)
Wheel Barrows, (ll sizes and styles0
Oxyokes and bows, (all szes) Churns, (Il kindso
White trees sets for l. 2 or 3 horses, Trace and OK chains,
Spades, Shovels, Steel scoops, Hoes, Axes, steel rakes,
Horse rakes. (aI kinds0 Hay or Straw Cutters, (Al sizes)
Picks, Axe. Pick and hoe handles.
Grindstones by cask or single, (ah slzes,) drindstone Hanglngs,
Pillow trimmings, Moulds, Landsides,
Points of all kinds, Harrow-teeth, Horse powers,
Pc table steam engines, Reapers, Movers, Threshers,
Horse carts. &c.
All of which we will sell at the Lowest City Prices.
J ID. ARTHUR n SON,
Importers and Dealers
4lo-3m Cor. Davis and Washington SITS. San Francisco.
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Power of a Word.

Wendell Philips, in his lecture last winter,
before the Parent Washingtonian Society, told
the following story
4 mother, on the green mills OF Vermont,
stood at her garden-gate, holding by her right
hand a son of sixteen years Ole, mad with love
of the sea. " Edward, :" said she, 80 they tell me
that the great temptation of the seamen's life Is
drink. Promise Inc, before you quit your
mothers hand, that you never will drink"
Said he, for he told me the story, Il gave her
the promise. / went the broad globe over-Cal-
cutta, the Mediterranean, San Francisco, the
Cape of Good Hope-and during forty years,
whenever | saw a glass filled with the sparkling
liquor, my mothers form by the garden gate, on
the hillside of Vermont, rose up before me and
to-day, at sixty, my lips are innocent of the taste
of liquor"
Was not that sweet evidence Of the power ofa
single word? And yet it was bat half " for
said he, 9 yesterday there came into my count
iDg-room a young man of forty, and asked me,
Do you know me?' No. said l. [ was
brought once said he to my informant, 8 drunk,
into your presence, on shipboard you were a
passenger the captain kicked me aside; you
took me into your berth, kept me there until |
had slept off the intoxication, and then you asked
me if ] had a mother. | said never, that | knew
of; | never had heard a mothers voice. You
told me of yours at the garden-gate and to-day,
twenty years later, L am master of one of the
finest packets in New York, and l came to ask
you to come and see me-"
How far back that little candle throws its beam
the mothers word on the green hillside OF
Vermont God be thanked for the almighty
power of a single word.
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One Thousand Head Of Cattle, Three
Hundred sheep and Thirty Good


More or less, together with the equipments, harness and furni-
ture Of the said horses; ONE DAIRY, and the furniture Of a
Dairy.
The Cattle and Horses will be separated from the Interest of
the Co-owner, and will be sold in lots TO suit purchasers,
and will be delivered from the pen Oh the day of sale,
and every reasonable provision will be made for the re-
freshment Of those attending the sale.
I have also levied upon and shall expose for sale, at the
COURT HOUSE DOOR, in the city of Honolulu, on the 10Th
Day Of AUGUST, at 2 O'Clock. NJ. ONE EXPRESS
WAGON, ONE CONCORD WAGON, AND ONE MAEKET WAGON, ONE
VEIL BROKEN HORSE, and the harness pertaining to
the said wagons. Likewise, the lot of land, situated at the
junction of Little Greenwich road with Nunanu Valley road,
and the buildings thereon situated; said lot and buildings being
those at present occupied by the said Paul +. Manini.
Also, the tract or parcel Of land situated in the city of
Honolulu, at the corner of Maunakea and Marine streets, and
the building thereon situated.
Also, another tract of land, situated on the north side of
Maunakea street, in the rear of the house occupied by Mrs.
Coiburn.
Also, a small tract OF land situated in Waikele, Eva, con-
tanning kalo patches and fish ponds, said tract containing
Z 35-100 acres, more or less, AZ well as another tract situated at
Halona, Waianae, containing 9 l5-l00 acres, more
or less, with the buildings and structures thereon situated,
unless the said judgment, interest, costs, and my fees and
commissions shall have been previously paid.
W.. c. PARKE, Marshal.
n. B.-The sale OF cattle. etc, at Lualualei, will commence
at IL O'Clock on the morning of the Sd, and will continue
from day to day until finished.
Honolulu, June 18th, 1864. 400
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POlitemeSS.

If you have an enemy, and an opportunity
occurs 10 benefit him in matters great or small,
act like q gentleman, and do him good service
without hesitation. If you would know what
it is to feel noble, and I" strong within yourself"
do this secretly and keep it secret. A man who
can ac5 thus will soon feel at ease anywhere. 1t
is said of CallOt, an eminent French artist and
engraver OF the seventeenth century, that he
was once slandered in a pasquinade by a certain
nobleman of the court. At that time to have
ones portrait engraved by Callot was an object
of ambition with the highest dignitaries of the
kingdom, and it was attained by very few.
Callot's answer to the injury was to publish a
superbly executed likeness of his enemy, with an
inscription setting forth his titles and great deeds.
To this day the incident is cited as an instance of
proud nobility of soul. Callot was in the high
est sense polite.
= Politeness is shown by passing over the faults
and foibles of those whom you meet. Cultivate
this especially towards relatives. The world is
severe in its judgment of those who expose the
faults of kindred, no matter what the provoca-
ton may be. Vulgar families are almost always
at feud. 1t is not polite to detail injuries which
you may have received from any one, unless there
exist some urgent necessity for so doing.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-07-16
IN THE OF
the proof of Will of JOHN
p. HEMPSTEAD. late of New
london. deceased.

NOTICE.-.PROPER APPLICATION hny.
IN ing been made to the Honorable r. G.. DAVIS, Justice of
the Supreme Court. by HARRIET CARTER, for Probate of the
will Of her late husband John T. Hampstead, late of New Lon
don, deceased at Honolulu, and that she be appointed to the
guardianship of her daughter, the daughter of the said John
p. Hampstead. Notice is hereby given to all persons whom it
may concern, that THURSDAY. the 18th day Of August next,
at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, is a day and hour appointed for
hearing proof o: said will, and the application for letters of
administration aforesaid, and all objections that may be offered
thereto, at the Court House in the town Of Honolulu.
L. McCULLY,
42i-1m Assistant Clerk of Supreme Court.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-07-16
BATE

DWARD KEMP.
EPROPER HAVING Been
made by the Honorable the ATTORNEY GENERAL. to
administer on so much of the Estate of EDWARD KEMP,
deceased as has not heretofore been administered upon, and
that the Real Estate belonging to the said Estate-one lot OF
which is situated in Hotel Street, Honolulu, and one in Nuuanu
Street-should be declared as escheated to the Hawaiian Gov
eminent, in accordance with Section 1451 oil the Civil Code
Notice is hereby given that the 10th DAY of JULY next, at 10
O'Clock, in the forenoon, at the Court House IN Honolulu, is a
time and place for hearing all persons interested in the said
Estate against the prayer of the said Petition,
L. MCCULLY,
423-3t Assistant Clerk of the Supreme Court.
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MARSHAl'S SAIL

Hey OF A WRIT OF EXECU.
GE ton, issued out Of the Supreme Court Of the Hawaiian
Islands, upon a Judgment in favor Of PAUL JARRETT. plain
tiff III execution against PAUL F. MANlNI. defendant in
execution, for the sum of s395s45, I have levied upon and
shall expose for sale on the Sd DAY OF Angus
AT XVninnne. Island Of Oahu, on the land
known as one half interest," in
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Boot and Shoemakers Wanted.

TWO GOOD JOCRNEYMEN BOOT
and sHOEMAKERS wanted. Steady work and
good WAGES given to men Of steady habits. Apply
to Ggo. CLARK, Boot and Shoemaker,
42iIr Hotel So. Honolulu
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late OF Honolulu, deceased.
ESROPER APPLICATION HAVING BEEN
made to the Honorable X. G.. DAVIS, Justice of the Su-
preme Court by j. w. AUSTIN and MALE the administrators
upon the above named Estate, for permission to sell the real
estate of the same. viz, the premises situated on the easterly
side of Nuuanu road, formerly the residence Of James Davis.
decea- ed. and now occupied by Rhodes Spencer, ESQ. Notice
is hereby given that THURSDAY, the 21st day of July instans
10 O'Clock in the forenoon, at the Court House in Honolulu, il
the time and place for hearing this application and objections
thereto. l.. McCULLY,
424- Assistant Clerk Supreme Court.
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Probate Notice.

IN THE NATTER
Of the Estate OF KAILIANC,
late OF Honolulu, deceased.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-22
NEw YoRK mARKRr.-Aprn e1.

BY TELEGkAPH.l
REour-State and Western less active, and %
Ioc lower Sales at s7,51a7 90 for extra StstA s7,
aOas,G for extra round hoop Ohio; ss,a5as25 for
trade brsnds-markat closing dull.
WktSIKs-More active ard firm. Sales at 81 ,lOa
], ,ls, closing with no sellers At the latter price.
pyhaar-Quiet and nomtnallY Ia2c lower. Sales
ct ~ 7Oai,74 for Ohicagos6pring; sl,7a,74 for Mil
YANKEE club; ei,76sl.sl for winter re1 Western
laNO1 bush Chicago spring at 20 delivered.
Rye-Scarce and firm. at 81 30
Cora shade 1rmers with only q hmttsd supply.
Sales at 81 a for Old mixed vesttrn in stOre end
81 .35al.s6 for new yellow.
OaIa-Dun and dropping. Sales at ssss9c for
Co0ee-ouiet and firm s. Domingo $50.
Sugar-Firm. Cuba ls5[al6Hc.
moIaAses-Quiet
WOOI-Quiet and firm
PeTroIsunl-Irree1lar and unsettled. Refined
free for June, CSC; refined in boud aSa54c; refined
free 6Ia65c
ParK-In fair reqrest and shade higher; sales at
s25 50 for mess s25,25 for old do $40 Bar Is for
do s22 OGas3 90 for old and prime and sz5 25a
d 50 for prime mess Also 2OOO bbls prime mess for
MAY, buyers option. at $500 500 bbs mess
for June, buyers option. at Sis 90 500 bbs do for
JUL sellers option, st SIS co. 800 bbis do for May at
4z7.75.
Bsef-Quiet ard UNCHANGED
Cut Meats - Less active Sales at llsl2c for
shonders and l5seo for hams in dry salt and sweet
Bacon SIdes-Eominally unchanged
E.zFd-StesdV, and in fair demand. sales at Is IA
i4xc and $40 bbl- kstte-rendered to arTive at l46c
ssutEer--A shade lower. sales Of Ohio a. &a2Scs
and State Rt 2sa32o.
Cheess-s Steady at Halse for new.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-22

@. G. BRUCE.
LICENSED CLAIM OFFICES
OEzvELAND, Ohio, IWAsHIzaTos, D O.,
No. Lyman's Block, Ne. AS Ninth IS.
Near the Court House.
We are authorised by Government TO collect
sIOO BouHty
das discharged sOldiersi also, the widow, ohil-
dTen, and rightful helrs ofsI deceased soldiers; I;
also
FsHHisHss
80 which every discharged soldier who vas dis
abled in the service, ls entitled. Also, Pensions
for soldiers widows, children, mothers or or
pban sisters, ss they are seYerally entered un-
der the wv. Also,
Back Pay.
ooe olschArged soldiers or resigned oucers,
promptly collected, OF cashed. Also,
Prize Moued.
EoneJ due enlisted ee months men I;
moosy due teamsters, and every other class Of
elNus growing out Of this or sny other var.
WeAlso Psy special attention 10
PATENTS
~ ATsId Claim and Patent AEezta wko
- net Lic0nssd.
We publish "THH soLDIER's FRUEED," paper
0 much interest TO soldiers and their heirs.
Bad rs your name and stamp, and We vii send
acoPJ iTeei 0r twelve copies, one eseh month,
q IS cents.
al your business shal- have prompt attention.
fs9s lo4s and no charge until sfter we have &C.
sonplsned What We undertake.
u - hklUEL
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-22

PLEASANT AFFAIR AT THE UNION DEPOT.
c. s. Robinson, Esq, the Depot Master Of
the Union Depot for the C. & 7. and & C.
Roads, was yesterday, while in the ante
room of Wheeler & RusseI's dining hall,
surprised by the entrance Of about dozen
Of his friends, who approached him in q
body. The mystery was explained very
satisfactorily by q. s. Stevens, Esq, who,
hsndiug to Mr.. Robinson plain but Gle
CANT and massive gold chain and neatly
folded document, addressed him as follows :
Mr. RoBIEsoE:-In behalf Of your friends
here take pleasure in presenting you with
his watch, chain and also an order on ". B.
Hancock for q suit of clothes. We think that
this noble present viii keep you we'll dressed
and in trim for all future service. Il these
days Of presentations for the sake Of the in
tended compliment, We could think Of moth
in more fitting Please accept it with our
Earmest wishes for your continued health
and prosperity.
Mr.. Robinson replied as follows:
GEETLENEE:-I thank you for your conpli-
ment, rs expressed in the presents you have
made me. It comes to me ss an honor in a
double sense, aud can only say that it shsll
90 my endeeVor 70 90 discharge my duties as
TO meet the approbation of my employers and
the whole pnblie. shall try to retain your
good opinion of me, and shall recall this
set of kindness on your part with many
grateful feelings towards you all,
The affair wus satisfactorily wound up By
sn adjournment to WhesIer's side board, af-
ter suudry references to which the gathering
broke up very pleasantly.
The chain, which is a very elegant one,
was purchased at Crittendsn's, at cost
OF $50. The donors are the superintsndsnts,
Assistant superintsndsnts, Ticket Agents
and Conductors Of the Columbus and Toledo
roads, together with a few of Mr.. RS per
sopal friends. One hundred and ten dollars
were subscribed, and, as the chain cost but
$50, the remainder was invested in al
order on Hancock, "ROb." may therefor,
soon be expected to bloom cut in nIustrioui
tOggsry.
The affair is q very pleasant expression o.
the universal respect and esteem felt by 81
for one Of the most able, assiduOus and gen
tlsmanIy railroad men not only in Cleveland
but in the country.