davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun., 1864-11-01

Political.

N"un'v oncefs aeinpefs of CohRres" ana Assem-
"yinen' "d" ish W 10 one o' 'he most exshing
puuc"' con'os" ever ""Dcseeu IN 'nn Guy. The
'"p'' N'noue" ~orousn'y useus'en WIN VIC
"'"" "' niss'ng Nominations As pr"ot'e"h oy uo
''mnhhy ~o s'h't OF INC 'wo hcp"bheAn or
V'o"''VnS he'or'ne'ese accep' the uose" ""
"u'"' sn" '"'o a'oruinS I" het psrNss" Wv
''"nc'e 'o' 'ne cAhdids'eS duIv nomina'e'' i"'
''' o' 'emocrsne icane'S oo'n"',''" Wv"
"' 'rcprea'o'c de"re OF profe'fon'' P'''''"nN
~ ''"''Nc N'ulo k'ho oi 'n oH1" "''
''V' nnmt"r o' INDIVIDUALS !" cou,o o'' IS anu
"N"" " "i' Dc'n"Ttuc nhf'g' y" Wv '"'"S"' "
horofnnn"ns engineered through '''"'nany' Nc"
~ 'o~'on' NoW ""]"" ''''''". ""''''
''a1Hnn or an inhrlShh'n' '"hVenhoh' ""ny o'
'''se '"noh'es oo"'"'~' Wv '"'"'''' Wy WV
''Ne" ~ " n er"h'o' oAnp'''AT 'eo'' ''c''on
NV Or !" '' e'eh'hAiy AnooS'' uo"n' "hen 'n'
'Fhans nave arranged 'he't rna' u"so o'
Hrr'n WE Inc HShc'h o IT. iann'hAhy "n"
rhve ern ior hD'hy y'"s nv ""h"~e'S VI vi"
''rTSrAhr Th'y uh th'S c'y' ns'ins incur
wi 's "e " for'"nno ""'S' VT" "o''ny' uo-
''"""r" oi'n" " 'u's o' 'u'" VIC Aho'cn'
R"m "o' "n'R ''rons 'h'"Fn "
"''p'S' INV "r' P''' VI n's 'es's" "'A''' nav
"N e'ca" h-'h'r'a''' h'su iiA'e'r' Nhe.' NJ
- ...fN
pe Hssoo"oo IaminAny "en met IN c'une'' vi.
=" N1 ""rsoiP :" man VINO mo on' 'ne eye
t~ fse pnn'r infre"'' "n"' no kep' po'h Eyes
Vn' AND ron hanhs gr"sI'ne Ff sny pup'c p'un-
VT N'"' "'''"' u" N'"'" ~ u" ''''''
'"' f""''"a ""'''''' :" Wv '''''' ~ "'"'
s."'" WENT '''' '''A'n"n9' nn' '''" NV
s"P"Ah Pni'I o'"' 'n'''' 'o'"' i"S oi"n"'
The eyes ~ Mo Dem"ra's ut large Hnd mn arm's'ico
u" s9r"' uf"h' u" 'nc pa'S -" "''"f 'h'
~P"'" 'or 'ne purPfn " "''pp'nR '.e Summon
'' '"''','"'' WV" "''' wv =" Wv
ss0ns p"'~''a" *""S' ICING oo"sS' ''' '''" ~
"e 'e""e W" wv" '''n'''"' 'a'uV"'' 'o' "p
So' "n"o V'1 anu Moon oponeu "S h'"ia''"'
-, a. D.. -. ,,.,,., ,s,l
.,-l-,-. ,A.,.,..',..,
-,
=, -,
- ,n-..,,. - ,,..--.-..
-, " 49,. ~. ,,,'..
".,- -
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-u'' 49,. a.,
49,. -, a.,
-. ", - '" y ~ p",'
s@s WI" w "s''" vi m'N' oi VIC urH'e'' h"n'ugn
the popularity OF some 81 thr candidates has lc'Ast
al . uni,.t on,o.,,,,, a. A.. r,,,,,,,,. Hail
oo"'hnN"ns
The Republican party, alth ough rent IN twain hv
The sun., 1864-11-01

ERIN'S ORitiS TOOTH rANTE-THB
~ 'cs' urot '.i.clHstbr i.eta. IL use Ia he hal
a. ~ south second ,L W.li, sbuish. and cor hy'td
snd tinnAiin Ut'. VT hfouklvn. Price q cenN
fts
The sun., 1864-11-01

thai fen prone smong The cfuabsd nowNsvs n.Iy
ly moro l,ii AMI corpso-Nte .han he who Tcvvs
time riga mel AZ her natiul sel'-pce"ef'acn' shc ne
elected noting tha, nlglr further the ceccit ~
threw her b Isl anG's lst into the Zar'cn anu 'ne2
goin, down 10 he hcn.aous' sillod scnc io' - s"'
sr-iukled tho tlooi ahlut the PROSTATE hody'
In lew minutes ehri,ks ard c7cs ~nn.u "
neighbours that a1uIething had happeneh AZ ~
house n De Sails ard these, rushing IN, iounu .1e
ism y u tie act Of lifting W the BODY itotn
tears and aihts aud every means ~ res'orhs
1u fnati.u ed - w.th well-arioh as i,',y =.
These ovnaus e., VI .dnmo de ais gave hcrtrl up
T. n widest srci. ,esr ~ her Lair, and clipitng
every t.kcn OF ti.par he rop,, each according y"
lis several .iit, iria' ny ns hest they iniSn'
ITO be con'inUcd)
The sun., 1864-11-01
SEWING MACHINES.

SEWING MACHINES FOR SALE AND TO
- rent-AlI kinds, new and SECOND hand, cheap foI
cash or part payment. Machines bousht and Iepared,
al SSb BoadwNy, room UP stairs cor. Of Worth st
over Bookstore. "a
The sun., 1864-11-01

Any PERSON WHO STOPS AT 10 CHAT.
"A ham :. .iuafe, y ~ he Instantly relieved o. a.
IL uiach, ioothache or Neuralgia free of expe "ss
prove It, te. MULCOIi'S IlSt,nt PAN Ann hi V
ior q rec Catprlh permanently sold by all D.lgsitD
IA ttnss aud ual bottle. 3bI
The sun., 1864-11-01
GENERAL. BlSIvESS.

Any PERSON WHO STOPS AT 10 , hAin, IN
"A ham -uafe, ~iA ne instantly reAeved Q, ,. a.
H. dach., cothsche or Neurnieia tree of eSpe u
IIp'" ~ :. Iy, oia by ali n1issi.v
u ten'. ,ud pa bottle 36i
a FEW RENMS OF fRlNflN'r fhfth,
n ely : viii le .oli cheap on tTriiesuon at VIE
sAh olne,. ;. f!5rJ
a bu'-fAN NJ lN nLio
ior orvs,ehc;. diamond. e.df; sua; e.s,o'. IN.
r'' "c tn can 'r 70, at sny othsg PKG "a CT,
D.. j.. u PN'E. ~
, p,,yNRpokrp' TTC,<FTS WANTED.
Y, p no-c ~ .,i sn. 9tnei 10 ,,.,H. 9Sty
m me c.N ior cEei' oi I9imo. ~ nc q, 81
ctpnrN., unq,r suops-cHEApEH
% m w ne srSe 20 ',tn lo oT p, ale Ry
,,o WY, W. u, i,rsnJ 4" nLLTs' lal Tws'.biuetou a..
CgTY'S ORriS TOOTH PANrE-THB
VI 'c.. nco, 'd.c.os;bc r.rts. IL nse, 10 he hal
a sn1 ,'nA'n "'' t-'' h'o'kl'n' fr'oe . &c cen"
IIoyFY nay G; TTrRS-THr BEST ~
II i-,, for ssin ,t he osce g19 ra.. 18th -,
,,.1' .''Y ~ 'u' ''0'{ Vtr6,,cr 'IIimvFYS "A
- -. . -;
AM hl SiNrHSi !, .ht,>a' in Ih nn,
igc !, Go' 'ia 'h' cN,e. iiyiSc asay'.tlec. y.
,r, - ''''''' ''' 'V'"'''''' d" "'' 5Ia
-,.,,,,,.. 49,. ,-.,rt,,,p ,r ycIi
W. ulNf LINE ifhi ilrh'-lr iO'
"nn' pol" i'ANcf y low cat amp 9Flt'h' Nj ~
10 spruc" sf. tINb'NS JOh't. ~
! DAWNbkOKEES' TICKETS BOUGHT or
i dt,p,,Jt ,.,,hos siIy.rwst, ctus pi-tol. div
,ooi. i 49, and r.n,s' cothi-g md an o'her rond.
Iye ,o4ts ,i'ted ii. CAnaI ~ near Bowery, undeI
! LAM sis
,,,.,.,,,-
l)OS1-pl rltE NOIlCE-ON TUESDAY,
/ H., l,t tn. of No,,nbcr, ls5i operations under
| the
MONFY. ORDER SYSTEM
| viii co,rn n,or"n a. 'tLr / 'nit,'1 st.ic,
The sun., 1864-11-01
Too Late for classification.
DEATHS.

EMNET - suddenly, OF hcti disrle. william
rm'u"t 3 uati,t oi lUucs.ov @, f' lrp ,,ltletnl.
Cou.iy o. = cs,I.Vath, lac mi, a.. . H' rtI0a.
Nos fieal- Gud nc IT,. itsno"f i.' r .urruu.ly in
vi'Vl 10 fopd the tInc.rL ~ .lutt.a.! uIoru-
ms ~ ~ o',,uck nom -. Aulcf tlul'h. 1888
MOON ON rct aist. from .n,ulie' 'acoivcd ny
~ ai lou,.' NooeR John, con OF thaIlrf ANA Muv
Moo. =, atrd H. gca's ana II months,
The t1cucs oi tho TAMIL hIe - ''e"'i1!ly invited
"a Gt;enI the funeral thi1 iuc+iAr. nj Nrcc1 ~ l'r
c,lt.k, fiom tho rc4ceYce OF Die TIru;s ,u1 i.,st
"a. e. lo.k and Ialiio MIA ppIel. pei COZ. as
The sun., 1864-11-01
SAviNES IsANkS.

NEW YORK SAVINGS BANK-COR or
Ne.Drs .tvs ami S.trll, from 20 IN SS
pe ccHt. ."ic. q Giiwe p'uosiis paee On or te'
THOMAS tuki>ii, Prest H. H. Isl III. rtc. S4i
The sun., 1864-11-01
EASi EtSns,NS.

HTbSON RIVER RAIL ROAD.-TRAINs
Anon chanh.l' 4, tor Albany and rIoy, and
ptf Nolth ana Cs', ~ 30 \. ~ lld II Nj, 3 81
~, ana ~ : r. u. apdoa sun IN, Gt G.01P NJ, from
3.tl -. .lecplr cl.s on . ~ =. VI. tran. 45J
The sun., 1864-11-01

4 REGULAR MEETING on THE 2}p
a MAID democratic \s '"' 't!ol VS. h.lt al VI.
CLEhRs 80. it,h st una lllh ave, on Monday. Cgt
Ia .lNliS CURLY IN the Char on motion !, vos
Re p'. that the County Ticket teHdci D." Hos
MICHAEL CON MOLLY ior Susi. n, he endorsed h,
ths 90 .rni7gtion. John htklttlL Sc. 80
NGTlCF-THE CARMEN ANp LABOR
~ CO. Aalc!a' ,on OF tie city snd County oi NcW
Nr.k vi hoi their lc .ulrr monthly u"rnc On n is
Tuo.iqv tyollug, tho 1T int, ~ lLlryulp Had ~
p.incc nt. nj ~ o'clock. Al the 'ueuines are -
an, t.d to nttcnd. by ORDER OF the its. tat .IN;lN
Is NCH; FNIRiCH FAhAN, sceretry PATRICK
C.NR, Treasurer. ~
WANTED OPERATORS, FINlSHERS
w and pressers mi.it-ry Oyerro.t-, G3 Ridge
street .,>h
WANTED 4 GIRL TO go HOUSfWORK
w and hcln 20 sew shoes, in a email .q.uiiy {;
good home for srl. Apply in sice store, id5 sixth
ave, ret. Asa and iith stp. ~
OK REWARD-LOST on SUNDAY Night,
black and tan slut, blue and Waite collar an
.wcrs by the name Of AMY, with small piece Of
her tail Oh The above reward will be paid A. l'+
Grand ct. S9e
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-01-14
QiucpIM. Grant.

g. Aiebt "Yolttifu0e," rel&e NIT tfm
un(3ulctenen @eG4t uon Der Wtlt laAer
unp ralbsn, ra6 man dd tsBt mod 9ar
nt9t UNI bic rddf. Yrdfeen'snmabl films
mun (cQe, 49, rieitlbe ltsae nod tn petter
65erue unp man babe Dor rr 6anp Wi@'
tioeree III ibun. Da u ober Seter, Der
nur Elm msnia BON lem e,fdbrt. wa6 IN rer
Delt porasbt, wsib, ea6 RE nd4fe 8nbL
als re rtatiafe Groae Ger @egtnrrart'
ris @smlIbsr Ter Yolittfer unv Der Yatrtoz
ten am allumetfen bs(&dftist, 70 l6nne'
iclae YolitifuHe nur cen 3ufd Dor Aua''
bab.n, ras 0olf BON fetnen tpt@tieften
Nu%ateoenbeit.n fern ~ balten' eon1it ets
Drobt,ieber I'm esfo unatltaftsr rts Su@e
fdr cae 8olf frtn. Dabsr n'eeer Dsuts
Elm Sort lber bic beucrfstente Wabl.
Dtt Wominaticnetonueniion Der Grie'
p,nsetmptrat.r, an, %. .. ~. In Tbfta<
teIpbio, aus tet WeGleQan ale Der g.
furtne ,terpor8ing. nor Elm 6%umbus. Das
raumsu jjttt aui& remottotii&eB ldtler ttn,
70 bsr 49,. D.metrut", 70 tie ~. y.
:Staats3eatune "a. Bldtttr. Stbtsrts
'BIatt Ntqt I'D fesar ouf etne gang enl'
f&istsns &rts9eplahform unb splres b.
bsr nit Greuetn ia tte jssiss rsputlitani'
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-01-14
Sir obermaIs brpbenOe 9nbofon

Sit obermals brpbenbe Snbafou
Worplono's. Gine Snpa6ou Ma1ylane6
rur6 pie 6trautbtebt- unter Smbpesn
uuc N,bbuab' See fsblfe nur nc1. I'm tsr
mitttirilden Witbf&uft In @ireinisn unu
in Ger umesbuna @a(btnatons rts 3rone
uuf,uftben: go msnte- 0erttauen.. mir
aber ou6 iii eiefe. @iibldoft tabtn. uno
10 lebr bel rerltlbsn @ass ,u6eltd 1T. .fp
mubtsn mfr rod Die neulthen &ngfbes
riptt aus @umbnlanb, Dr.. Efar blc6e
5en{attpns., weuu nidt oar fur Gcppsr>
bearbni9n balten. SscsnfaQs brinat
beute ,ut BnubIpuna auer dneRlt&sn
Ssslen rers Itle9.aptL bic AadIiat.-nasL
6iebusb 9terunp Smboten. ,pelde Gum.
berlano unb 9etue6ure bstrebttsn, f&
1urtda19esn baten.,c <s21- -
3ualsi& t5mmt aus eintr, nntsrsn
auarttsr cine Deps}de ,ur rBtrubisunB
Der G.nG tbsr. ndult@ aus ZEN gbsrns.
scabtbaIe. unb he lnutst .bnbtn, tob
Carly 1pIeaen. pes Wetters, NIB eee Eretbs
eiles I'M YutomaeauGe ut&t ,biudber: f6nne
.unb bae It I'D ba&f uatri@anlt4 a.a.r,
N,bruar Mo1ot auradatsbeh fusret. Run,
oa fann man ia In @a(ttMAteR pttelI-r1.
9is f&lafsu.s L = 't~"-<
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-01-14
mafTacre IN minmeiotu.

Ell Suli Wonat mar eas aur Inter.
nasun0 rer rurt RE Sneionr Bf1aub'en
UNI Aur Y1dfung ter Anfprate rttititsn
unannte, Gus rem 6nren NlDrir0s. Wbi't
une Gboit ttfebsnts Qcmmitne in St.
paul In. SiBuna. bat aber sor Besrrt'
aurq Ger Nrbeitsn feline SiBunAsn oufas'
qtten, neil i'm cine pcrsm1orl|@e g1i1
Bis lum1.:Dsebr 9steQt mar.
Gin FOLDER unlnn tann nur In Wmeri'
ia o%orfommtn. Wdbr,ne sinem 9rofsn
It,il Ter Bsrauthn Gntibdeieun9e'
lummen suet}prodm mo1rsn, {ne @nrsrs
>otosmielen worpen, ohne bab 'bre Nn'
ip,u&e ne esrtnD1e . r0didliAun9 ba'
b,n tincen f6nnsn. Wiro man nun nit
neuem ut6kslsn Gefenaufmonee eine
neue Com m,1Iiou ernennsn, eesr rr'ro etf
So4e setf&leppt msreen. ri5 BE Bs'
roubttn ~einstln TIRE Wniprl@e. rur@ tbrs
Gcnartel.utt 3ut Wsltuna trjnaen? rBlr
fab ltbr esipuunt uuf DIT @nttte te'on'
rtrs aus Ntu'ulm tn .etffer Btaifs
buna. g miro notarlt% uisIe 9'o'b UNI
1dui4une tnfoIDe ritiee Vofabtfns fta'''
laesn.
Mue ben ~bisbertRsn untsr(u6unaen aebt
t.rpor, oae lbn' 800 Wdnnsr, Grausn
unr 8ineer BON ben 9npiansrn maNafrirt
worr,n Gnc. mdbrtno nod 2aa{eaee tie
BON 6eimatb uno Gipentbum uertrtebsn
roreen, nod nt9t aurld9sfsbrt fine, "a
Ge BE @taeno nidt flr fiber baltsn.
Die Dor BE GommiNion acfommsnsn
anlpra6e bstruasn $2,458.00O, wouon
$1,37O.450 temiuiat porren fnp.
Der oanse tur@ tie Snrtansr onAer'6'
t.ie @aote mtrb In 8aul6 uno Boesn
ouf flnf @iatonsn pnan(@loat: An
S%abresasIeun, relde Zen Stour' Srtia.
nsrn ,ufnm.n, bat BE Reattruna nod 8
Miuionsn in 6antsn. Dieie msrren lu<
nd&R CUR GrltBuna tes @@oesus oer'
tpautt uno. fir rem &tf cine appreprta<
tton int Gonsrsb bsantrast trsresn
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-01-14
Giu;clnbeiten Res Bombarecm ents anf
Gbarleitun am Gbriittaas Mor9tn
uno ccs Gcfeht5 rce vw1arz
LloLnoAI r

UNAASVtVu uIU SVllVAluS' 2AOA3N"
unp rcs GcfehtS ree ,,Wars
blebcap."
Cine aus tcm 6auptquartin tes De-
partemmts res SlsenS, 6cup Sslanr,
Dsi. 81, 1868 ratfrs Gorrlponreni tbsiI'
cas- foI9snrs Nabne Cher bic Ns|dis6una
ru SIart Gbarltltun am @sibna@lsmu
esn nit:
lin Withruadt b%faonnen un(ere ST.
l&uee sirm mubrsn haael bon Bopbtn
unp 8u9eln IN Gle Gtart III lfnrsn, unr
UNI 2 ubr Woresns trad Geuu aus unr
csr Ghein rsr Glammsn bsleudtnr Ten
6ofsn weit binoua. Der Wiue fam rrn
No.ctn unp t1isb Rem 8ranc aau dtsr
Gle @tar! nod rsm Aibity Wlou ~.
V%9obnunaen unp 3assrtduiu nurrm wis
Spuu Don Zen tcteness 0!a rum oufAt'
Nblt. Der Antlid nal pradtpull UNI
ultlItsmo Au8iti&. Do rtr pidtte lb
lsite.m %mtiDutsn. t%cnfoeui,e BIi'tsr
ou'3utau(dm, 70 fsnnen mir bier cen um'
fang ees 1sums mob nltt.
Dlit 5oseeantrub am Is: unr mdb'
r,np 1T 0lammsu in Qbatlelon muIbe'
ten, ubfnetsn ris Ntbtltn auf 81. 9otns
Selanp QUO awu matfirtsn Battntrn
G,uu auf eas DOT rtm puIaHenm Eo,fs
Ytea,cuiue Dor Mntr lifssnre &onousn'
boot .Wa,tlfbsae," flnf WsiIrn rem
Cionp Nipu binouf. Obne Ct, lopItr'
fit unp @eid,diitf!h ces Gommonrfura
res Wcctta wires ro7:Ibc ;ul5rt une
tao Y.qust in QtAaro!us, ur\sr ncrGs~
'totsnltu Yulttn. nitrsraematt mc'ren
fin. Ger Nhar'f atiGob IN 6 ub1 ~
Winutm aus srsi Yatiuisen rcn Telr:
unp. DflaQnunGeAe|diBen, rk i'm cihtsn
Ott1I3s pc0ut wlrrn in elmer fuum, rim.
Mt,ie ttllaAentm &n'lcrnunA vrm Ic'ti
unr !stns taulsnr Sb>il!e pcm Rano'sn'
tco,. Ter ~Ma,tIsbsae" rud'e (rfort
biz auf 700 2G1ilis ron ru Ypl1tcn ~
(6mertn Botterie i'm Watrt, esn r que
piu 6t(dGssn teidcR, pbns tie am
Wa'eiaum uuf3tRtQts 0elrtatnis 81 be-
0batIsn.
Utter tine rcue Gtunte l6cB Ter
vWart|eteap" yrn leinr 9reil(si&e uni
ale re rori tsfnrlibm gGd0Be purh
rae tn(de Ttuern ~ teib 9ercrrsn, nil
lcinen ttieen YircIfaupnsn. Hn Samp'
mar nnasmsin sItitIert ron beie en- Set!en,
Tos Dcur 80 ~Wa,blebfar" mar -
mobl 0sridtet> raj nod eiuanrr rie Qu'
nsti,n ts5 1einrea, ei: bsitiisenrsn
Riume ann ldlisslid isine Hanon'sr'
iuiommsnae(heNm murren. OEs Yc(tIor
mu1re unbol,tor urr ne Nttsum ltftn
aus, 3rsi ahbaulas eiie1ns 6autiesn nn1
Yrcbfalkn, einm toeten Tanonier, |she
tore Yfsrre - @ratldeite unp oner'
u1fr1ll1tn su,lidlonenr.
Die Ecni5rrrirten T usstn iitr 30C
oc3coens 8dtcGt II e. 1T ,tn Wurrsr
rob ra6 Boot Ter r6uiaen @nnib'unf
m~tainl. Ter ~Wa,tI(beoc" fsus1'e 2ot
Bcmtm UNI gtrlprfla, tic ldmm'Itt
mit!en untr TN Deinr ftsn, etHW Ser
IuN (ebr Qrcb otmf(en lsin mus. Yin
Notr BEE Sttfs5 bate man rrti lcet'
unr pirr fhmer Drmunrtte. Qomnorc1
M,a~e rurte rurh tin gnsnf ud ltih
am Nue o%umunr,t. 1os Bcut ttb{x!
IL Sdl4t rurd rem Rumpf uno Il
SbuHe In cie obtrn Bufe. Dos 700
il ara au{tc0tn. @tQtn ros Gnrt cts
Ntfrbis fam Ter meiter unisn liteenr'
Btr. 81. / ampfrr "Yawnte" brran uns
BALI rur6 iein 0lonfenftur lem 6tin'
ben N.R e,btn. Die Wanuidoft reE
"y>attlsteap" ttnabm 04 i'm t61ft'
0raee b1ap.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-01-14

De "Qutnep Tribane" unb BE
rWipnn,ebdie" Don @aspar SuB,tmpfsb'
len.
q geppr tin rsur prdfIesnt nsmtnirt
mus cae 9olf lbtr Ole psrfHisesns n
Ganpirosn unp ibu istne -pRi6ten ouf,
esfldrt ,prrbsn. Na@ Der Domination N
meni9 ~ ibun msbr lbria.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-01-14
01eufra(itdt.'

Wsnn TT Ser. @taatsn eeua bsiH,tadtt,
f&en Sobn Buu Itint ~Ntutralitdl"e lltl
3ini,n t.tm,abl.n puQ,n, f. bisttt no
tis,su sius spttnf!i@e @~sltesabs's n "a
pan.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-01-14
DitRloate UNI ibrt Stlta H.
fciren.

DitRloate unp tbrs Stlta H.
~fsiren.
Sn Ter Rloate BON paris befanb i&
0aljeau.
Sod cine Wstnlidftit bat parie NIT
t,m Mtn: mis in rtm Se'an fam Ter
Eoudu bier rrf&minesn.
Or ueberaon6 mar unsrb51t. Wit'sn
In Ger Giaet mar 0lIisan aus Ger Stao!
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AN ORDINANCE.

ITO amend the ordinance in relation to ordinaries
i Houses Of Private Entertainment and Coffee Hou-
ses, 90 -tt
Be it ordained that section 18th of the ordinance in
relation to ordinares houses of private entertainment
and coffee houses, be amended and re-enacfed to
read as follows: eff anv person keepinga coffee house
within the city shall suffer the anne to be kept open on
the Sabbath day for the purpose OF selling shall sell
or give awayOn said dayspny liquor for the sale of
which license is required by the ordinance of the
city, he she shall pay to the city fine of ten dol
lars for each and every such offence l..ti
And he it fnsther ordained, That Section 26th of
the ordinance be amended and re-enancted SO as
to read folio wa, viz "That it shall be wfu
for the keeper of aDy ordinary within the City sell
or give away, or permit to be sold given away,
the Sabbath day at said ordinary, within the centil
age attached thereto any liquor for the sale of which
lie required by the ordinances of the city
any person who shall bes citizen resident Of the
city. and every person offending against the provisions
Of this ordinance shall forfeit and pay TO the city
fin OF ten dollars for each and every offence, and
when said offence shall be committed by any person in
the service employment Of any keeper of an ordi
nary upon the premises occupied by him, said keep
er shall be held subject to the penalty lcrenbefoe
This ordinance shall take effect from and liter its
passage. . a.,li.. si'i
Inlay 80, 1854. r-'
my26-3t /. IRWIN, Clerk.
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Gen. SigeI and the Editor of tho
IntelIigencer.

To THE EDIToRs OF THE REGISTER Thong h
differing with You somewhat in politics, We have
always perceived in you, the absence of tn t iar-
row mindcdness which characterizes most Of tho
administration papers Hence we conf 'ch'y re-
ques, space for the following in your Dn'v-
Last Mondays issue of the LpteNigeaccy, con :
tanned N editorial on Gen Sigel. which, asserts
lst that private and public advices, prove that
Sigcl made miserable fasco, of the battle Mt
New Market; 2nd that he Government is ofthat
opinion; Sd that Sigcl sent to the department
because very little was expected of him; 18th it
was supposed ut Washington, that his appointment
would Strchgthcn tho war element, among the Ger
u,-s and ith, if such was the policy, it has turn
cd on. poor enough; 9th that intelligent aermans
will not pin their attachment to the Uni n, to the
rersonal fosunes Of Sigsl or any dthcr man; 'th,
that If thsy do, the Union cause has very Etdc to
expect from then: Sth, that Sigcl hiss beeua cost
ly parsonage to this country; 9Th that the admin
istration has been camored into at east two trials
Of him rs Major General and he hass, gnallJ fai!-
O. in both case; 10Th, that ne m y be good Tor a
limited artillery command; llth, hut that in null
tary eirc,cs at Washington, he Is considered hum
huo. 18th repeated failure has destT o' ol his pres
H,e and usefulness; 18th tn atw "a. W. Camp
bel, hone the aim;uistra,io viii hang MIN up to
drv with Mcclellan, Fremont Co; 18th, that
thousands of lives have been sacrificed TO such
amendments; 18TH that the cri'is now admits Of
no politics whateverl ...
Such is the numner Of couns In the indictment
e A w. Campbell Us General Sicel The wr;-
ter Of this is an old Jacksonian Democrat "ho -
mover belonged to any other but the Iiemocra 'C
party. but who wishes the Union to he preserved
ut all hazards esen at the cost OF he entire dc
ssruction Of slavery, He has consistently, voted
all tho radical Union tickets tut into the field for
the last three years but articles Of tho description
Of the one in the F7teiltgence1f Begin to I'll him
with distrust of the men who Ike TO consider them
selves leaders of the Union party in WestV
1t should be m n'ionel here that about month
ago, A. w. Canpbcii was put under arrest by
Gen Sigel, FIR gros, indiscre,ion in publs hing
intelligence in his ptrer nng Sigefs forces
N Va \ all who then saw Campbell know
how terribly nc was ,nc,nSed at this az expec cd
step OF Sieers What arrest a. W. G mphelil-
the COZ fident Of Seward. Blair, i Csl the Al
mighty Campbell! the nan who foundedW. Va?
lin u horn)-Ihe consistent opponent of Slavery?
tho martyred Saint, Who has suffered so much IN
the cause Of frecio ?-arrest A. w, Campbell, |
Who nea.iy OF 10 be a o.. y Senator, "thoaeh he |
was barely of constitutional age? heaven vas |
there ever any ~ n thing heard IL
Campbell ut that tine, did not say much 10 the |
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
'ECIECTIC.

nR. r! HsLnB, Eclectic Physician. Surgsen
III and 7ecoucher, tenders his professional ~
vioea to the Sitizens Of Wheeling and vicinity
b: - I ~ - Of the Eclectic and Medical ln-
stit ute OF Cincinnati, and has had many years IF
perience in the practice of his profession ana =
hopss hY. close attention to business to mese
share Of the public patronage Or, Lee has given
especial attention to, and has been eminensay
sacce.sful In the treatpent Of chronic dseases 81
eySry variety. 6dsespScially Of such as Hheen
tism and diseases of the eye and ear, Liver Com
plant, Nervous debility, Cancers and Ulcers, Con-
situation Piles and diseases Of ths Kidneyh GRAY
Al ac All thpseEho have besn unnecessarily
trsated for snyof tho above diseases would md
II To their interest to consult DR. Lee without do
lay. Our practice is safe certain and prompt
|leaving no mercureal faint IN the system, pu'
cleansing, ienovating and strengthening the gen
eral system, acting in unison with Natures unar
ring laws eaAer1 gias Aal gtiets iiissf)3 IS
WHEELING WEST VA DEC. 4, 1864
To all whom il may concern; We, the under
sioneJ. members of the West Virgins Legislai
ture. take pleasure in saying that We have known
DR.. Richard II Lee many years previous 70 the
breaking out of the rebellion, as successful and
energetic practitioner of medeine (of tbs kclec.
tic SCHOOL,, both in Kanawha county Virgins and
in Gallia county, Ohio.
ASLACK, Senator 7th Dist,
MS. DUNBAR, M. Fl. d.
JNO.iM PHELPS, Pres Senate
Office one door south of Kramer's Hotel. Main
street. IA 400 u may28-2m