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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-28
spec,ALNoTIcE.


The hitter Eralts o1 mad 0ltters.
lnvalh reader do you lnow what nine-tcnths Of
he bite compounds you se solicited BY the propfe-
tors to syept as universal anaceas c0mposed Off
Give he'd for moment. They manufactured
from utpuriAed alcohol. c,ntaiping = cOnaderaple
portion Of fusel oil. poison, almost as deadly as
prussc nd. The basis Of he regular tincures ofthe
Materia Nedicia IL the same No amount Of " herbal
e1tracts overcome the ,ad tendency Of this per
nicious cement. The essene Of sound Rye thorough
ly rectki is the only stinolant which can be safely
used as aeomp"nent OF Tonic, Alternative and anti
bilious Medicine, and H1STE1TERS STOMACH
BfrTERs is the only mzcsl preparation In the
world in which this ARTICLES used Ingredient
Hence the extraordinary ccts Of this great SPECIFIC.
II gives strength without producing excitement No
other tonic does this All he ordinary Bittcn nush
the face and effect the brsn HosrErrR's BsrrEaa
dusc an agreeable calm tir. ugh the nervous system
promote digestion and produce sleep. No other ton
c so quickly revives the exhausted physical energies
restores the appetite and removes the gloom and de-
preston which always accompanies weakness Of the
bodily powers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-28
RAILROADS.
Chicago, Rsek lsland 1 faci1e
Ra11rood.


Ra11rood.
1866. Fail Arrangement. 1866.
Trains run by Chic ngo time which is twelve min-
utes faster than nav- npost time.
I'm AND AFTER MONDAY, SkI'T. "a. 1866.
and until further notice, trans will leave
Davenport daily. SUNDAY excepted) rs follows :
Gong east lst Mail train at ......s 81, A. =.
- Wight express :.;.;s 81 >.
Gcing West LIST kxpress and Mail for kellogg
and Washington. .6.oO A..
"a. Freight ior Kellcgs and y ash-
sd Accommodation snd freight Tor
low CITY anu Nh .catine, 9 90 =.
Arrive al Daven. ,or, daily, tSundays exccpte1
- follows:
From the East LIST Night express At. 3 20. A y
I'd Daily FIX 4 mail. IS 50, p. =.
From the Wcst--lst Accom-. odsiiOn 4 freight
from Iowa City and Mnsca
:ina, IL 50 PN.
I'd. Freigh, from Kellogg and
Washington ........4 40 ?. =.
Sd. Express from Kellogg and
Washington. ........s l5P.N.
CONNEXIONS.
At Chicago with I'll Eastern Routes.
Al LaSale with L c. K. Il for Dunleith St
Louis Cairo. &c.
Al Pond Creek With g. B. 4 q X. r. for Bur.
lington, Keokuk and Quincy.
At Peoria during narigatiopl, with Packets
for ali points on Illinois kver.
Al Kellogg, Iowa City, and Washington with
W. stern Stage Co 8 Stages, for all points West
Southwest md Northwest
New and FL, CANT sleeping Coaches on all
Night rains. Through Ttcketa for sale and
Baggage checxcd to Principal Eastern Cities
and Towns.
q II. BEARDSLY. Ass'tCcn. Supt.
A. klssALL, Asst. Supt. lowe Division.
Davenport. Sept. ~, 1868.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-28
81. unQJaS an AIN EH.EvATOu
CHARGES FOR FORAGE, &C.

Fractional part thereof
Stacking. il sewed Wheat Rye and Bar
lev. &c p bushel: Cor lc do; Oats, &c do /;
same u tied. &c do.
0brnymgc To Stemers. in sacks-Oats
lie q kashei. Wheat. t,rn and rive, 1Lc do /;
Barley l4cd do. To within limit. bounded north
b, North Market street sesi by fifteenti. street,
aouth by Choutesu Avsnue. in bulk or IN ZACH.
ls4c p bushel; bcyondebove limits &c do. To
East -. Louis depots. \ y 100 lbs.
All bra, age from tbs Elevator controlled BY
the Company. BY ord& Of the hoard,
Apr25.dlv :C&iN P. SMITH. Sec'y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-28
LATE NEW g


NEW YonK, Sept N.-The Villa & Paris
brought o5SO0O itaucs IN tseasure. She q
rived to day. Among her passenger. u
Gen. Bcaureguard. Rev. Dr. Hawks died in
this city this morning.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-28

New York Suck Market.
Nav YoRx. Sept. 90.
Stocka active and hivser.
Money IN call still All per cent.
Sterile, exchange seieng Al l.0Si5.
Gold o,enea ~ 0l.s411and closed at el.4sk
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-28

Some burglars have been trying to do,
the city Of Dss MONIES but got ''d,d' them
selves.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-28

RocuksrER, N. r., Hepa. N.-ccneral d.:
Leadbct,ee. late OF the rebel army died Of
appoplexy Il Clifton. C. w. last night. He
belonged At Mobile aud lett . considerable
sum 81 money and valuable effects when he
Jipt
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-28

BY Tslsoaphl 81. Locra s-p..ph.,s,
QuotstobS unchanged. P0~s
anchaprd.
Corpsa 1 oats unchsassd
Fork pr,opi 3. eSS Q83t.
RacoA- Dull aud VI cnauted
Lard Lower 20 &C o.cckt
WhSSy-Frmss e9n
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-28
INSANE ASYLUM.

y SANE. ST Louis. MO. A Private Instisu-
ton establisAed and conducted By the sisters Of
Charity. Founded aug. 10. 1855. The Insane,
EMl-ptic. &C, Of all denomicasiops. Of both sex-
IS aed from ever staas arc adaitted. For tssna,
etc: srrly % TIE Sister Superior, or to DR. K
BAUDUl, Attending Physisish. uvl-dlys
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-28

InDlANAroLls, Sept. 81 The prospects,
!or ne Ssste Fair are eacosraeing We
DOW nave over 40 entries. and stock and
mscninefy are arrtving and being arranged
on the grounds TIE Board nav. ent,.r.
tanned no idea Of possponemsns,
lSignedl VII. LOOMS. Sec'v
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-28
NURlEY'S P0PUlsR WORM CANDY

Al this 10 rea',y specific Er Worms. and the hest
and most palstabe form 10 give TO Children II 10 not
surprising that II Is fast taking place III all other pre-.
partitions for Wofms-i il being tastcleee, any child
will take it, auygtdkw:v
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-28

ErOyes -. Ionic.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept 81.
Five deaths by yellow fever aud II by
cholera Yesterday
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-28
WESTCHEsTER HOUSE.
Ger. 0roenc street 4 0~vverv.
NEW YORK,
ION TIE EUROPEAN PLAN

AecO0n00oaAOnS loe So 0oeses.
This House il eensrally located. aud near to
q! business points City cars pass the hotel TO
snuss9eots very three misutes. Sisgfs Roens
q pr DAY; dssb's, %.
fsbl2-diy J. z. DARROw I CO.. Prop's
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-28
Jason l. Ilanliu's Cabinet Orgaes,

and Vim. Evans 4 Cos. Melodeona, any Of which will
be furnished at Root 4 Cady's prices.
C. WALLACE.
We. the undersigned, Endorse the above, and add
the Hmdcr 10 purchasers, that any OF the above
insirum MS sold by Mr.. Wallace ffum hOuee r.
wurrssil by well y himself. for the period 81
and that In every satlHehrtion Il given
| or the refunded. [mchs6dlyl ROOT i CADY
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-28
JOHN l.. COFFIN,
LAND ACaNT.


Aao foe ssie. t5S,vO0 acres che,ce Fsrmins
Lauds 10 less, In 81 dlslersut couatiss. selecf.>
from " 70 Is years sisee By special agents. a.
mossly owaod By the patsnseeS.
l3.OOo seess u lllsno.s, Wisc1asiu and Asues.
eeta. Uaimproved Lots l. Davenport, Ls,:issrs.
Priacseoa, WAioOst. DGrsht, AtGIissa, DUunes.
lews City and Dee Moines. Twsnty dwclliSs
6Onsea aoA stsees IN DNv~wrovt SvvsdN
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-28
HURLEY'S SARSAPARILLA.

The great Blood Purifier, NJ . Spring and Summer
Mcdicins. stands unrvslled. removes all impurities
nom the blood and gives health STRENGTH to the
system. HUXLEY, RIDDLE 4 CO..
PROPRIETOR, Louisville. Nv,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-28
|III|NI3 PROOF

Dear Sir Having n.cd n bottle Of yonr "Vce.tn.
he Hair Restorative aer having tried many otlleS
kinds without success am happy To accord tn II tho
ne plus ultra Of oil Hair Preparations In the world.
and do myself sincerely and cheerfuy rccomisendh
JOHN FRANKLIN.
No. fremont street, Boston.
TesGDssoOoS from ADrOssd.
Messrs. j. Il. UAHRnT1 q Co:
Twas induced by 4 lend Ia make trial ~ Isarrcts
Vegetable Hair Restorative. and ] am very mrch
pleased with thu eject IL has had On my hair ] was
neavjv half grey aud before using on bottle, my
head II freed frum dandrnf. and my hair has All ~"
appearance Of youth. fully believe Barretts 70 we
the hest Hair p'eparat on IN the world
WILLIAM HAMILTON.
Fredonia, N. r., April o. isGG
j r. BARhETT h co. Proprietors.
Manchester. n. II.
For Sale nv oemrr1sOn 4 SHARKS.
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oDr. T.. F0ENlvo.
DAVENPORT. IOWA. OPHCE SOUTH
IL eide Third street. bcsweea Brady and Main
.reets. Residence nearly opposite
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gftettRa gpetrp.
StoneWall Jackson.

The memory of Stopewall jackson has
received few tributes more touching in its
simplicity and pathos, than the following
beautiful poem, published in the New 7 ors
Citizen, of which Charles G.. Halpine is the
editor. Mr.. Halpine, himself poet of rare
taste, was an officer in the United States
army during che late war, and was well
known to fame as. Private Miles O Riley
The poem in question, be says, is from the
pen. Of distinguished officer of the United
States navy
He sleeps ali quietly and colo,
Beneath the soli thar gave him birth;
Than break his battle brand in twain,
-. And lay n with him In the earth.
No more at midnight shah be urged
Hhpoiisome nssrh among the plnes;
Norhear upon the morning air
The war-shout Of his charging lines.
5coidlsth eye which meteor gieam
-. Fiasasdh hope On all within tts light;
And stfii the voice ihut uumpettoned,
,Rsng through the serrisd ranks OF tight
Nomore from him shalt cannons park,
Or tents gleaIl white upon the plain;
And where his camp hres blazed OF yore,
Brown reap-rs laugh amid the grain!
No more above this narrow bed
Shall sound the tread OF marching feet,
The rife yo1ey, and the clash
or sahres, when the foemen meet.
And, Though the winds of autumn rave,
And winter SHOWS fall thick and deep
About his breast-they cannot move
The quiet Of his droamless sleep.
We may not raise marble shaft
Above the heart thai now Is dust;
But nature, like mother fond,
VIII ne'ef forget her sacred trust.
Young April, o'er mis- iowy mound,
Shall shake the vioets from her hair;
4nd glorious June, with fcrvid kiss,
Shall bid the roses blossom there.
And round about the droning bee,
With drowsy hum, shall come and 90;
While west winds, all the fiye long day,
Shall rlurmur tirges soft and low
The warrfor's stormy fatr IL oer,
The nidnghf gloom hath passed away;
And, iike story from The East,
~ Breaks the first light OF Freedoms day!
And whi,e-winged Peace o'er a Il the land,
BtoOds IKE dove upon her nest;
Waite Iron War, wi;t slaughter gorged,
Al length hath laid him down TO rest
And where We won our onward way
With FIRE and s,eel-through yonder wood
The black bird whistles, and the quail
Gives answerto her umd BROOD
Yet oft in dreams his fierce brigade
Shall soc the forms they followed far,
Stfi leading In the furthest van-
A landmark In the clouds Of war.
And of, when whte-haircd grandslfes tell
or bloody struggles past aud gone,
The children al their knees will hear
How Jackson led his columns on!
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IN THE COURT OF ORDINARY.
YORK DISTRICT.

r. L. Lindsay, Applicant John Deser, Elizabeth Dos
ter William Doser, James Black and wife, Jane; Ellen
Doste Sinah Doster, Robert Doster and Lawrence Dos
ter children Of Martha Doser, deceased Acester Doater
John w. Doster Mary C. Doster, Margaret A. Doster
G. B. Doster FelI Doster, Albert J. Doster, and Ran
dGlPh poster children OF George DGsei, deceased; g.
son. Mildred Robson, Robert &. Robson, (who has since
died. lcavngas his heirs -ataw his father, Clark Robi
Russell, and wife, Margaret E.; William brennan and
wife, Martha children of Margaret A Robson formerly
Margaret A. Doster, helrsatlaw Of Enoch Doster, de-
ceased
appearng TO my satisfaction that John Doses Elizabeth
Doster William Doster, James Black and wife, Jane; and
W. E. Robson, defendants In above stated case, reside
without this Sate it is therefore, ordered that ey DO a
pear and object the division sale OF the real estate OF
Enoch Doser deceased before the 9TH day OF April,
1866, or their consent will be entered Of record.
J. A. BROWN, o. Y. D.
January4 81 3n
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In EQUlTY--YORK DISTRICT.
Of Lnnd, &c,

II. D. Stowe, Administrator, ct al. cfLand, &c.
IT appearing my satisfaction, that James NJ Brown
and Ann, his wife; Joseph Webb the children and heirs
of William Webb, the children and heirs ofThonas Webb,
the children and heirs of ocket Webb, the children and
heirs OF Elizabeth Lusk the children and heirs OF James
Webb the children and heirs of Mary Tally, and the chill
en and heirs of Sarah Clark defendants in above stated
case reside beyond the limits Of this State II is ordercd
on motion of Williams Beatty, Complanants Solicitors,
that said defendants and also the husbands Of such of the
daughters Of VIM. Webb, deceased; Thomas Webb, de-
ceased Hocket Webb, deceased; Elizabeth Lusk, de-
ceased; James Webb, deceased; Mary Tally, deceased
and Sarah Clark dec, ased as may be married. do plead,
answer the Bill in this within three months
from the publication hereof decree, pro contesso, will
be given against them.
WALTER b. METTS, c.E.Y.D.
Febuarvl Al Smt
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opened othrr channofs Of eriployrnent be

opened other channels Of employment be-
sides agriculture The Increase of white
labor at the South, So far az the next crop
is concerned, from immigration, is too tri.
fling to be taken ia account The aggregate
number of iaborers introduced is insigni6
cant, and so far is largely absorbed in the
cities"
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haIlne; wKhneaiess ad Dispatch, and aprces CURRENT
T FINE ksEPERs d al Kinds and escapements, winch
are of the better qualities ;Apd when ihosoggaIy
WORK for their good perform ances for the speee Of ONE
YEfR if well used, and their owneshp remain unchan
ged. TRRms--CAsH; OR BARTER.
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Cordova, November IA, 1865

HIGH TESTIMONY IN BEHALF OF THE
SoUTH-When the Senate of Virginia was
about to adjourn, unanimous vote of thanks
and appreciation was rendered Lieutenant
Governor Cowper, the presiding officer of
that body, who responded in u handsome
speech, which was published in our col
uuns yesterday. From that speech we Gull
the following:
"Aud believe solemnly that, of all the
citizens of the United States, the people of
the Southern States are decidedly the most
thoroughly loyal to the Constitution. And
these are the sentiments Of the Chief Nag
i;strate of the mation-nay, | know it-and
they are the sentiments of the best part of
his Cabinet, who are now, to day, standing,
supporting and encouraging the Executive
iu the position he has taken"
These are not the words of what's called
"a rebel" They are the words of an origi.
nal and consistent Union man, who opposed
secession from first to last and who, for his
fidelity to the Union cause, was elected by
the Unionists, under the Alexandria Con.
stitutiou, to the high position he now fills.
This testimony to the loyalty of the South
ern people deserves therefore to be written
in letters of gold Richmond Wing.
THE NEXT CoTToN CRoP.-In the
March number of De Bows Review, the edi-
tor, who has just completed tour through
the cotton States, estimates the next cotton
crop at not more than one million five hun
dred thousand bales. He adds:
"These figures are not likely to be in
creased by anything that is now to happen,
and may be greatly reduced by the ignor-
auce, neglect or desertion of the laboriDg
forces, which, judging from the experience
of all other countries, is more likely to oc-
cur than not, and reduce the crop to one
million or one million two hundred thous-
and bales. No account is taken in the cal
cuatiou of the application of white labor to
cotton, beyond what was applied to it be-
fore the war The extensive mortality of
the war has made white labor at the South
very scarce, and so far it is absorbed in the
necessary pursuits of the mechanic arts and
trade, which have been furnishing most
lucrative employment. The wear and tear
and frightful destruction caused by the war
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The undersigned will issue, commencing op the hrs da
NJ January, 1885, In the city of Charlotte, N. c. daily
and iweskly newspaper under tho style and title OF
THE NORTH CAROLINA GUARDIAN,
which shall be devoted especially to the dissemination Of
the latest news and tire guarding, With eagle eye, eth
the State under the and In c0nfon
ity with the laws OF the Unified States
There will also betssued, from die same ofce, weekly
paper under the style and title Of
'""THE CATAWBA WATCHMAN."
The terms ftGr the Daily GUARDIAN win be, for one
Year. q ak months, So ,breo months aef any loss
:Tus ERE WBEXEY GUARDIAN viii be sappttet to
subscrber S5 for twelve mons 50 for SIX months
81 for tiec months and rs cents per month any less
time. .--
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Ordinary advertisements, occupying not more than ten
Ines tunesenafe) will be inserted IN either Of te above
publications cents for the rstnseruop and
My cent? for each subsequent seftfon Larger tdver-
tseents in s4aSt pseporlsa Liberat diseoaes viii be
made fof contract advertising
80 THE WEEKLY, WATCHMAN :"
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ropy aud 10 cb Of five for s. 80 ta3 club ofjen inl
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copy to die getirr npof clnbs..' - =. - f-.,.
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=. :. Editec and Propretef tGuardiaa,"
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MOREOVER.

sII. .vERiNG BY lima cornea, and PLATING wifi S1
yer and GLIDING with Gold, together with LAQUERiNe
on Metals, viii be done by the subscriber.
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an Old BUSINESS RESUMED.

n THE Subscriber hereby.
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thai be haa resunIed bis
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Bar "Wood is the thing after all" as
the mau with pine leg said when mad
dog bit it.
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WHAT I'VE SEEN:-l have seen worth
humbled, and unworthinsss ezhalted3 yesi
even so that the last was first and the first
Last. -SN'r-s@-
have seen those least efficient in time of
danger, most boisterous oh:ths subject of
military achievements.
Ihave seen persops far more attentive. to
the concerns of their neighbors, than their
own, and pryiug into their affairs FOR the
worst purposes =
have seen stupidity allied to wealth, pro.
ducing a display of splendid ignorance,
highly disgusting to sound judgment.
have seen a little animal so inflated with
pride as to be almost full to bursting. 1t
resembled man, too {!
i have seen men put on airs of WET and
bloodshed, who would almost run from q
lizard
I have seen men who were all things to
all men, and Ibave seen all men suspicious
of them. ,
I hsveseen enough Of this worla to cause
me to exclaim, in the language of the col
cred preacher, "~bite folks very unsartsin. y
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Ia A joint caucus of the Union members
of the Legislature of New York, held a.
Albany, discussed the Senate and House
resolutions on, datenal affairs, the one sus,
tanning aud the other denouncipg President
johnson and his policy, and fiualy adopted
the series endorsing the President by vote
of "A to 43, The New York Legislature .ia
the first to endorse the President. >'a'
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DANDY AND RAISIN S.
VA large lot Of CANDY AND RAIsINs, for sale cheap,
al FLOYD, DOBSON & cos.
February o. 43 r
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ALL snnIf Cutlery Surgical Instrunicnts, Metafie WI
lns Pens, se;rSe,, VIZ 6e; & GReUMR PottshsRs o. rs p
bar. TrpSs-c8sH, OR RARfEh-s =. -.
E. A. CRENSHAW.
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YEP AGAIN,

SOME matters required Will be.MADE, and Surveyor
CoIapasses will be REPAIRED, and their Needles lag
NEfIIEU togedsef~h sudfs dlier MasheInadca fnstru
mssits made and repaired by the SUBSCRIBER. -
TfRMs-chSH, OR BARTER
E., A. CRENsHAW.
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THE STA AMFACT.

ONE OF THE ThX,LAWs OF. THE U. STATES.
Thsrc ase prObaby hut eef the leaders of this paper
who know the details OF the Stamp Act Yet there Is no
law State OF National, the pnoyistpns OF 1shich more
important TO the people. Here such Of It's proceedings
VIC think rswf prove tncefesng and Important to
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PROSPECTUS OF
"The North Carolina Guardian

CetOberll
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}. F. FLrMlxo. .sAM,L A. Nelson. JAMES NJ. WILSON
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-04-20
Co1urox PLEAS JUDGE.

A law having been passed BY the
Legislature, during the recent session.
authorizing the election Of an additional
Common Please Judge for the subdivis-
ion of the sixth Judicial District compri-
sing the counties Of Delaware, Licking
and Knox, the Newark AD1erican sug-
gests the name Of citizen of that county
for the place. The candidate will of
course be selected by a convention of del
egates from the several counties interest
ed, but meantime we give our Licking
friends the benefit Of what they have to
say in favor of their man
CANDIDATE FOR JUDGE.-The Legis-
Iature just before its adjournment passed
an act authorizing the election of an ad-
ditiOnal Judge In this Judicial district.
This was rendered necessary by the great
accumulation Of legal business-beiug
more than could be disposed of BY one
Judge. Licking County having more le-
gal business than either of the other
Counties composing the District, and
perhaps as much as both of them, is just
" entitled to the choice of the new
Judge. We think our friends In Knox
and Delaware will at once cOncede the
fairness and business of it. AS a candi-
date for that Office, we wish to bring for
ward the name of Col. JEFF. Brumback
of this city. Col Brumback is a gallant
soldier a sound lawyer and an upright
man. He is clear headed and we'll read
and has peculiar qualifications for the
position We do not believe a better
men can be found In the district, and his
would give entire satisfaction
IN this county.