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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-04-06

ORIGINAL NOTICE STATE OF IOWA,
~ Scott county,ss To Abraham d. Van Wyck.
Sir You are hereby notified that there is now
on file in the Office OF the Clerk Of the District
Court for Scott county, in the State of Iowa, a
Petition Of Solomon Ball claiming the fore 'losure
of n certain mortgage executed by one Darius Is.
Tallman to the said Solomon Ball, Of date Nov
embcr LIST, 1856, Of the following real estate lying
in said Scott county, and State Of Iowa, to wit ::
The west half Of Section No. twenty five (25l in
Township No. seventy nine t79) north, of Range
two III, cast Of the fifth 18th r. NJ, which said
mortgage was made to secure the payment of
certain promissory note Of date November lst.,
1856, for tho sum OF two thousand l20O0 dalars,
executed by the said Darius Is. Tallman 20 SAID
olomon Ball and payable two years after the date
thereof, with interest at six per cent. per annum
and that you have been returned by the Sheriff
of said Scott county not found"
Now, unless you appear and answer said Peti
ton or before the first day Of the next Term of
said District Court to be begun and holden on the
first Monday Of June, A. d. 1860, your default will
be entered, and judgment rendered thereon.
DAWSON Il TRUE,
Atty for Plaintiff.
Let the above notice be published in he "Daily
Democrat and News" for five consecutive weeks.
IRA NJ. CLIFFORD,
Clerk Of said Court.
Davenport, March I, 1860. mar9-d5w
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-04-06

ATaiH, NJ. Al r.
All trains out Of Davenport will make direct
connections ut Columbus City, Washington and
Iowa City, with tho Western Stage Co. 'sstagcs for
all points West.
The Passenger rim connects at Rock Island
with Chicago and Rock Island Railroad trains foI
Gil points East, North and South.
Passengers reminded Of tho necessity OF
giving distinct directions as to the destination OF
their baggage, also to procure tickets before taking
their seats in the cars
n. Is. Trains for the East connects at Joliet
with trains on the Michigan Central X. r.; at
Chicago with trains on the Michigan Southern
and Michigan Central and Pittsburg, IT. Wayne
and Chicago Railroads. JOHN +. TRACY,
jan23 Sup't.
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Livery and Sale Stable.
Frank Kendriek, Proprietor
Corner Of Perry and Sd SITS,

~ CARRIAGES AND VEHICLES
~ Of al descriptions on hand and
ready for service 1T ell hours Of day
and night.
Oar horses are we'll known to b
tie beet His visinity ard our carriages are q
sAs laosoe stylea snd best naaufaetass
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-04-06

INRUSTEE'S ALE.-WHEREAs, on the 18th
l. day Of September, A. ID. 1858, Mary A. Cod
ding and T. II. Codding, her husband, executed
unto Almet Skeel, as Trustee, . certain Deed Of
Trust, conveying to said Trustee the land in Scot,
county, lowe, described as follows, to wit: That
certain lot, piece parcel of land situated in the
city Of Davenport, county and State aforesaid
consisting Of forty feet of Of the east side Of Lot
No. fourteen IA in Block No. five, according to
the subdivision Of the Russell Estate by w. II. +.
Gurley, as recorded in Liber M" page 29l, in
the Recorders Office Of Scott county and State u
Iowa, with the buildings and improvements there
on, tho interest of said parties being leaseho!d
and the property belonging to the wife which
said conveyance was made by the said Mary A.
Codding and T. II. 'oddng for the purpose Of So
curing the payment Of five certain prornissory
notes, and the interest thereon, signed by the
said MARI A. Codding and 7. II Codding, dated
the 18th day Of September, A. ID. 1853, and pay
able as follows one for the sum Of thirty $500
dollars, payable at 20 days; one for the sum Of
thirtyone 1G-100 dollars, payable ut 60 days; ono
for the sum Of thirty-one 79-l00 dollars, payable
At 90 days; one for the sum OF fifty dollars, pay
able at six months from date and one for the
sum Of four hundred and fifty dollars, payable
one year after date. Said Deed Of Trust 10 rsc0r-
ded in Book ID" Of Town-Lot Mortgages, at page
1851, and also in Book "J' Of Goods and Chattels,
at page go, in the Records Of said Scott county.
And now, said three last notes having become
due and payable, and the said Mary A. Codding
and 7. II. Codding having failed to pay the same,
with the exception Of . payment OF nineteen g.
100 dollars endorsed upon said third note OF thir
ty-one 79-100 ds,lars, !, Almet Skcsl, Trustee a.
aforesaid, do hereby give this public notice. that
by virtue Of the power which is in me vested BY
said Deed Of Trust, will, on Tuesday the 10Th
day IF April, A. D. 1860, At the hour Of ten o'clock
in the forenoon Of said day, at the Court House
door, in the City Of Davenport, expose and offer
for sale At public auction, the parcel Of land bovs
described or much thereof as shall be necessary
TO satisfy and pay the amount Of said rotcs, with
the interest thereon to tho day Of sale, together
with al the costs and expenses attending said
sale. costs Of this notice and Trustees fees.
Dated the 18th day Of March, A. d. 1860.
ILMET SKEEL,
mar14-dts Trustee.
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Trains run by Chcngo time, which is twelve min,
utes faster than Davenport time.
nNAND AFTER MONDAY, JANUARY 23p,
~ 1859, and until further notice, trims will
leave Davenport, for Nuscatihe, Columbus City.
Washington and Iowa City Sundays excepted
~ follows:
Express and Mail Train sos A. n.
Trains will leave Daven, ort for Chicago daily,
sundays excepted, as follows:
80 S'"'' Atatu, H.yU A. u.
I'd Express Train, at. 5Op.n.
Trains arrive at Davenport daily, sundays cx-
cepted, as follows:
FROM THE hast.
Iu Express train st...................5 IS A. y.
"a Mail train, at. 30 r. y.
FROM THE wvsT.
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#8A56ucl'S SOtel un0 &cltauratioN.

k4 SD made bieTnat neinen 6reun6en uno 8etannten 10.
We benz 9eebrten Publitun I'M Algenetnen Bic bSdthe
an6eb8e, 6oB t9 am 10. ,Salt oaS SOteL uno Die 0efauratcn BON
Y. gtOB @.StraBe nabe Der IA. Str. uno penuiplpania Mp.
lelbe alien Dur9teienoen unb 8~Saroingern 3ur 8eradiidniauna
gOrsI0ltbeS %sa8erbier. &elae un6 fonlnge @etrinte, iopie bSs
nerl1ieoeniten @rrllduu9en uno &eftalrotipns- 9trttel uerben
itets in better Qualitat porsitbi0 Ieun un6 tb erIude 0eBbalb &c.
peruann Inn f~reun6lt1en 3ulprub. G"
a @eOr8e S3nell, @-Str., Sw. is. u. Ia. SO. 800.
Sa2l.u Q~Haltr0tcn &. 6.
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Nanen nSelefiab" befatnt. Ntan be9rub bic
Qpfde alf 1f1OtiIhe Soften.

Namen ,SeIeftab" befdltrtt. Nt11 oe9rub DE
2eide auf ltGotilde aDlten.
Som @rtriuten 9erettet. Vim
Mtttpod 9tadntittag lpuroe eth Sprt, III mel<
dem {ih 4 Gnaben (Sal1. uuo @p9ar Sad
ion, Sobn Millon uap etn r~ierter) befanoen,
bel ben Spring 9aroenS rrn eiaem WtnoltpB
umoenorfen. Die &naben flammerten ltd an
Da8 gpct, bis ibnen Sr. Tb8. Summer8, per
ben unfal pom lfer aus 9eleben bate, in Ell
nem Na6en gu Siilfe elite.
lluIall. - gine ate Dame Namen8
Nrm frpns ltiir5te IN ibrem 6aule III Vonoz
nabe 1bameS II. lie Greppe berunter. Wtar
bob bic bsiabrte Dame (lte 1T itber 20 Sabre
att in bepuBtlol EN- 3ultalOe auf. Sic erlltt
cine beftige @ehirueridatterun9.
Gtnbru6 d. Sn per Nadt BON Otltt~
nod auf Ocnnerltag muroe in ben Sunelen~
ltore beS 6rn. Wm. Sdofielo, Scr. GOA gSelt
BalttucreItr pberbalb 6rempnttr. etngebro<
den uno Wuareu i'm 8etrase BON $500 9eltob=
len. Die 5pibbuben f1nlelt bon Gabpr9ltt.
aus in ben 6ot Drun8en tHurA einen 2aoen etn
uue erbraAen PAIN Die bintere Ibitre De8 Stoz
res. Nuf oemlelben Wese perlteBeu tie oa5
ISau8. Sin GROCER Suno mar CUR 3eit i'm
Store, er nadte aber teinen 2drn.
Widtise Ser9qftun8.-B ir mel
oeten por IA Gagen, DAP IN elmer, metBen
6rau Nanteu8 @rompeu, bic bel Otiople Nt=
Der in Baltic. SO. wohnt, i'm 8alOe, no tie
8eeren Las, Don eiuem NeSer Ramet8 Sbc=
felp Elm l9euBtiae8 8erbredeu 6e91n9en muir
De. Ser9eben8 fabnpete man o1ilalS auf ben
yeeser aber uniere Yoli5ei r~aitete nidt, bis
tie letuer babbuft wuroe. 9etern Wpr9en
er1pi1hter ibn Sergeant Wortiner ullo Diff
Ger Martiu pom liOliden Oiltritt ouf Der Y4iz
laoelpbia Noap, 13 Wteilen BON Der Staot.
Wtan brahte ben Irreltanten auf Die Iiiolide
Staticn uuo Don b1 auf Die Wt1rl9aQ8offtce.
Der Sdurfe wurpe an Der Nc6uung Der 9es
lfdroeten Srau portiber tran8pcrtirt uno otele
madte einen Seriud, ibn gu erldieBen ; Die
Officers perbincerten lte aber, tbr Scrbaben
au85ufH4ren. Der Jte9er 1T pp(ltdnotS tDen=
tifi5irt nno ~tefinoet li4 iest III Der Sail.
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Ga 2tbertp Salls@ 5erte -
Seute, Samltag, lomie nd9Iten Mpntas fin
Den in Capt. 6eiori18 Qpfale mieoer bic be<
liebten muittalil9en llnterbaltur9en peS riibmz
ltdlt befannten Trtp'S, Sour !, 9ea9 a nm
unp &letn, ltatt.
90 CONCERT. Nddlten Wonta9 Abeno
miro in Dem 2pfale be8 6rn. Spmmerfelp
(alte Turnballe, @de bon 8rpnt= ltno 2cml>
b%arDlfr.) ein Soeal= uno Snltruuaentalz @cn5ert
uater 1Ritwirfun9 bes Baltimore Quartet
Itattftnoen. Sprmtttag8 %funloier 21n4!
o. @pn3ert.-S SIN Der Snoepenoent
Lurnz6a0 fam man Ii9 ndAlten Mpnta9
2lbeno bel einem @ld8den ftblen @el %ltenlaf~
te8 Der ltebliden Wtelppten esne8 treffltdet
Ordeter8 e%rfreuen.
NS Grn3ert. l9eute Abenb CONCERT
nit @el ang8pprtrdgen bonn Baltimore Quarz
tett uno Dem 8aritpn ldnser W1lomann in
6rn. S9ierbrlo'8 @arter, % Mbemarleltr
81 Seute Qteno Grn3ert=Mui unter
gettut9 peS Yrof. GbuS, YerRld,, in Der Surnz
balle DeS So5.. Dem. SurnpereinS.
Bp Seute Nbenb 6armpnies WtuIf in Der
Irbeiter=6ale, Sec. 5 9. 6reoeridlr., au8se>
fGtrt bon Capt. 6elomann'5 Ot1lit Corps.
HS OPA0St SuuSSt HluWSl wv pNIu"l uuI~
inertia cap Der 10 beliebte unp bequem Elm
9eridtete 8albin9tpn @arten AUDI mor9en,
Spntta9 9eplfuet lein miro, uno Serr Sttp
8enner, Der liter1le Wirtb oe8 Ser9niiBun98s
plabe8 letne @dlts nit aaen llldtlptrituclen
@etrdnftn beoienen lpirp.
80 Sn Dem Bel benz Bublifum 10 le9r be-
liebten Bellevue @arten be8 Orn. Us.
9tulmann fi,oet ndd1iten Wecnta9 5arlnOnies
uno Gan5mulit fat.
90 Ito n,-Die oeuti4e llnion
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS balt ibermOr9en cine
|9roBe @rcurlipn llad Dem idEn eiu9ert6tetea
6elap=Spuie. Die Witslieper Der @eiealdaft
ipwie pa8 Yublifum i'm AQyemeinen MAIDEN
mir oarauf aufmerflara.
~ SDlomaDS Ninem
ino Die gSa6teuer tr @eIunohet ader Iationen OBJ ttptltirt ODER
mtlp. Sn @rmattun9 uno S6wdde, peru1adt bur9 grcelie ir-
8eno elmer art poer alsemeiner @ri6affun9 be8 Spltents. lit ibie
@ttun9 wieoerberiteOeno uo 3u9lei4 itdr.e Se tretben ole
g1t9en urla9en bo nebel8 aus Dem 86rper berauS uno 8eben
pemlelben ole Irtbere 9eiunctett uno Stdrte.
gu BADEN in Der SSabrt $50, so Wtaioen Sane Ner- gprf uno Bel
allen Drn98tfen 81 % @ts., SO @tS. lmo 81 ole S9a9tel.
(Sul16,lw)
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Sic belten Gohlen

unb spaes @emidt 3u $500 per 3pnue aus Der gart bUn
NanBe unb 8 cmp.
Sauen In Der Office bee gDster bsFelt werbea. Dslls
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9nmbolNtz Sntitnt s.
c0er
oeIItfbe atnrptnenfbaftlibsmebi5t
nifbe Shule in ct. 0oMiS, MO.
StnOienia1r 1860-1861.

Tacultdts=S p~Ie9iuni.
Or, i. s; gernaps, ProfeliDr Der @tsnrie unb Rbarnacc.
" ~. Serna1s, Der Materia Medica, @eburtS.
bulte uno 8eburt8bilHtten Clint.
" ": @6bel. Yroeiior Der Experimental PbpFt unb bSberen
Wlbentattt, 44A
/" u. 9anlnler, BrOfeihor Der Nnatcpie. @brurete unb Nuaer.
Der 6atultdt.
" j. gt. 9aad, PrOfeipr Ger 8b~riioIpge. aRt
denben Anatonle. III W
" .. @Sld,, 9refeiOr Der uaS. unb ipesieaen pat5Olp8te unt
Eberople uno Der meois. Rltrtt 10y
. y; SE1mItSt. PrOfelior Der patbOIO ,H8en gnatsnie, sert9t.
lu1en Weeo31t une RIpdiatrie. 8
Oe Seetr- ~uebun9ea wereen bon Prof. Samnter B~eIetet
~ que 3metl9e Der 9sloturtpiflsn'9att unO Deeo Sim ~er6 u in bteIct
Anltalt IN 1pfematt9er Nei6enfCl9e cor9ero9en. Die BorleIuit.
gen be9!nnen an, ]. September 1860 uno 6auern D6ne llnterbre.
pump 6s l: Wt9t 1861: DaS Stuoetniabr sertaut in 2 Semelter
$75, Selirfare $40. "St"
gaer tlintl9e lnterri9t i'm otaotbOipital, in Der @puuto Sarm
1no N Der anloulatorrden Rlinit oes Sn1tituts lit iret.
inner prpsramnl caS aui l6 DrutIeften aue wti5cmSwertbeu De.
tals entpalt, ltept Seoerraailr CUR 0erfl9pns.
Nabere AuStuntt ertbeiIt auf @erlansen I6riiIid cber ntinblid
Or. 81. NJ M
VrDkiicr umo Decat Der SatuIdt.
Office tn Sumbolbt- Snittut, 9. Strabe.
(SItI6,2nn)
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0er0nGAmmaspl1se.
&C. OrUfe G~rcnriTDn
- Oer Oenti6en lniou @obltbatigfeits,
OeIelIdlQft
am % onta9 ben 80. Suit.

Aad benz ldcn einBeri6teten vOfelapz6 oule /"
Ote Wet1lteoer Ott9er @eeai6aft, icwie Oa8 gubltum i'm Na.
9erlelnen ltno trelnohdlt %ein9elaoen, oteiem Ilnot1en gergnTgeu
cen Sbetlne9mern 10 ~9ennBretdl ala ~mD8l6h5u MAIDEN. Die @6ente
nlo &14autwartrn8 1T Spbn 9eto itertr a9en worbeu, wet1er ben
Sditen Die behen Speteu uno 8etrlnte perapretGen miro. GAP.
6eloman1's @tuif. @rrpS 1T eusaSrt uuO WtrO bte. l9Snften un0
neueite { EinSe ~aulipieten.
Eifct8 iar @rpadlene gu 81 @t8., atnoer bic Salfte. Fb Bel
oen unter3el6neten @cmite icrpte am Depot Dor Der Abfabrt an
baben. Ole wert9eu 70 t9Iieber itub erludt, 1h9 nm Z llbr redt
sabIreu9 i'll tbrem 9eriammiun88tOta gu periannen, BON no fa
Der guy unter 8s9leiun9 Der ltuff nab Dem @%aubenftr. -0epet
be~e9en w'rO HmS Oann prdji l6r na4 benz Seltplas fabren ~irb.
Spbanm &tauB l., Norfber.
Srbann sraub H., 81. &tdmsr. $. @ets. $. SsiO, s.
@ta, s. &affenber9er, S. &6i9 :. 3fnfaan, 8,
9tut. =. RBbler, u. ganmba1, S. 0t6rer.
Suli2I-@ Mu9nt Tetge. Getn.
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9arfaparinaz nno Gbeer=NiQen,

turiren 9artleibi9tet, SOObrennen. SophWeb, wel6es bon einem
perbDrbeilen Oeo9en ~bertcnlmt, lleOeltet, llnreinltdteit, Sdmcr-
an uuo t~rantbaIte l~lntbdti9teit Der @tn9epeice, 8ldbunsen. ap-
petitloi9feit, @elbiubta &c. @S ibeint feline RiQen 9eben cine il
aOaemefle 3uiriebenbet. GIN ler gutter Plan piroe eS iein, penn
man cieie 4ilen~ einndbme, Udbreno uan Die lSa6tri9en 0ebran9t,
Die pbi9en Wteoi3inen mereen nur 5uberenet BON
sDtang Or. SwQpne un6 so bn,
$50. 8 @cro Sebente Str.. OberH0Ib Der Diarttltr., philadelphia.
8erfanft bel: a99 R alf
Sfa0e g. @OCt, 70 BaIttmCreltr. 8sIs3f
q. 9. 0ance, 108 8aItimDreltr.
$. 9ofenbaLg, Brcaopap uno Santcl @oeNHse
$, M. RS6Iin8, 90 8rcabW0p.
Me6er.Offiee s w
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Sic merfwiirOigten Guren, Die nod jc
Uerridtet DlrOeu.

Slpapne'8 3ulammenseleeter Sprup bon
8ilbtiri@ en- turrte GOWarO 9anpiUn. @ermantUmn gOac
Der picrten gegsnaber. BON stuem 0ulter, Abna9me beS 6leiIbes
CT tonnte wsSsr leben nod lie8en 0bne gel9weri8fet. arbettet
in George Speenep'S Satuerei, 9de9e &Oac, unerbalb @aQace.
Smapne'S Wtlpttrl9en ~turtrten @5efiel Tboz
mas. nabe P91niruias %Iri9erbin bon g9ilaOelpgia, BON gaa9t.
item mar auBerOrOentli4 9elaWi9t. -Dre5ebn Sabre fnb felt.
Dem O~erfOfien uo ct erfreut it9 nod ininler elmer 9uten @eunO-
belt.
Swapne'8 Bilofiriden beilten rie 6rall pe8
srn, 0snagt % 81. %ssngFrabe, asaOiao: ST iet aOsggssust,
@rabe, @uree Obsr S6li8 8eiauO. na9Sem tie bic 9Sabttri9en &C.
braudte. 9E. 9. 9. Stepens, Dru99it III Neaoin8, beHen
gSabrbeitSliebe Niemono bespeiielt, tann obise spei &nren beseu.
gen, oa bic DieoSin bel tbm setauft wOroen.
Ner5te 9ebrau9en uno empfeblen e8
Or. s. $. @u5on, k6rantIin @Cuntp, &p., i9reibt; Set II
Sabren Babe tb cine itarte ggrarlss uab empfeRIe Or. swagas's
snIammergeIeeten Sprup BON Q9tl6frI1en oor allen anberen Wle-
Sisinen. SSn ben 10 ier ~sefircteten eunsentrautbeien Die I'D
IN Rentudp ais 10 bSsarti9 erweiien, bahe id, i'm fWr Elm unl6Gb.
bareS Wtitel."
4 Darnmn9. = SGufe teinen grtitel. Der psreebl9 Dilbttriten
en!66lt, Dem 9anen belebter Aer5te ~an9ebdagt iinG Die aber ni1ts
nit Ieiner 3uianmenicsun9 gu tbnn 9otten; fro9e aber INNER
auScratli4 na9 rDr. Swuens's 5nlan.msn9eesem Sprup bon
@ilbrtrl@en." bic ein3is d9e 28ilbtri@en 3ubereitunS.
m Spanne'8 iiher5uderte
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8iGti9 fitr lun9e Seute!
9r gamirn's nnb Or. 2acofe's
WeutlM Z franaDlilde NelInnifnI

Oeutld : fran50llhe Sellanfalt,
5l2 8rpocrap, BEN ct. NihDlas Sptel ~aeaeHIter, giew-NOrf.
Die Nutpwen.ietett in ~6ranttetten Der @et6t 6tspraone cine
rahoneue unp Bulge 8ebanolnng Dem ceathen pubHtani Der Der.
Staaten su bieten, bat Die 0bieen Gcrren peranlo6t, AUDI In bteIcr
Speeialt1t un entgeltltGen 9fatt gu ertbetlen.
Sn oielen 10 wthteen uebeln 1T tbre 8ebnneluna ar alea mutt
berlentaen, welbe in Der Cartier prar.s angewanot unp BON N0Gn-
neru, ME 0ftcprp, 8elpean &c. pertreten miro. h f4
I'm aud bier piee 70 ~ertolereiGe Wletbooe e~intufnbren, Bat 6r.
Or. Qaepfe nNn Dem Hospital des Veneriens III parte lid be-
moeen eelIblt, EN- 3petebureau IN 9tew-gprt tn obtger @naalt
ansuleeea.~ no ieint mo Or. Ntcpro's Yr6parate fets p~prrdtbie
Setn weroen.
perlCnep, welGe nit SeneriI6en Deer a~cbeiuien 6rdnfbetten be-
baftet tim, our& SamenerelHe, SelbfbeFefune ODER ionftge Mus-
lnwetiun9en tbre Weluaobett berrttergebroGt taben. an weedHt-
niEihwa6e, 3tttern Der @leoer, Mteenl6w6Ge, Nufenidnlerjen,
Deer wobl gr l&on an pOutcmnener Smpotend ODER Ge lhletts-
idmddbe l.toen, mEeen fh pertrnnensDcu an obt9e Anitnlt iren.
ben. ste werpen li9er 0ebeiIt ObHe tn tbren Welbdlten GefErt
SI nereen.
uno nndanettide Wttttel dneemenpet;
~" S"M mirp pr GorrefpomrenJ IN Brtefen @1tt ertbetlt, fcenn 40
sinos,dhipGeu ifno, Solhe 5rtete btttet man an Dor 3576 Don.
Offce glep. gUrI Sa apfeltren'
Yin Die 0amen.
Or. 6amirn'S uro Naecte's NrSnesnatttel fir 8~rontbeiten fno
De @arter %Oerilberten Ytlen sur 5erteuuna rr m~cnat[tben
9fetnigune wtrten nit erEeter StGerbett, Obne SNmer,en ncer
lpnnt9e unbequentthtett peer @efatr, un6 uerben Der 8pf frei
mad aaen abetlen Der 6taot Ueer bes Qanbes mad Ginlenbuno rr
So an Boz 1876, YDf-Dfice SHREVEPORT, aberlGtft.
Damentrantbetten, mite netBer SLUG. Northumberland ,e
Rapen lnnele S~eletieun8 tn cbt8er Mnfalt.
SettunG 00r0nttrtl
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Situated on the west side of Ner lian St,
in the South part of town. Preaching eve.
nv alternate Sabbath at half past ten
o'clock, \. NJ. and at 4 T. VI; commencing
on theseeond Sabbath in April, l>60.--Rov.
j. 4. Campbell, Pastor.
Sabbath School every Sabbath, at two
o'clock, L. NJ.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-11-08
RANDOLPH DIVISION No. ec

Sons of Temperance of Winchester, meets
every Tuesday evening of each week, Al
the Temperance Hall, on the corner of Main
and Washington STREETS.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-11-08

We ARE a i hcrCt
Even they. the dett 20 dear.
Fond memory. D. her duty true,
Brings back their faded forTa- TO visw;
How life ike. through the mist OF Years,
Each weli-reme inferred face appears.
Frpn each - each Kind looks arc cast;
We hear their words, their smiles behold,
They're round Us as they were of old
re are eli here.
We are al here,
Father, mother,
Sister. brother
You that love with love 30 dear.
This may not long OF MS be said:
Soon We ranst join the gathered dead,
And BY the hearth we're now all round,
Some other circle will be found.
.. then. that wisdom may We know
Which Yields lie Of peace below.
- In the world 70 follow this.
May each repeat in words Of bliss,
Mere all-ALi HERE.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-11-08
Methodist Episcopal Church,

Situated on Meridian street. South part ~
town. Preaching every Sabbath at half
past ten o'clock. 4. NJ. aud ut night, by
the Pastor. Rev. III. J. Meek.
Sabbath School at half past eigh. O'Clock 4,
A NJ.
Prayer meeting every "Wednesday night.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-11-08

We are all hefe'
Father. mother,
Sister, brother.
All Who hold each other dear:
Each chair i lillcd--we're ali AZ home;
Tonight let no cold stranger come.
X i not often thus around
Our old familiar hearth we're found.
Bless then the meeting and the spot;
Let oace be cverg care forgot;
Let g~ntie peace assert her power,
AMI kind election rule the hour
We're tsi--4ll here.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-11-08
Nhar. ira 20 Name:

The following are places of note in
Hanover county, Va:
Negro Foot. He'll Town, Blizzard
Roost. Bull Ring. Dog Town. Free
Negro Town. AMI Pole Cat.-.diex
Gazette
Classical names to be sure. but we
hear these names Of places in a county
In Moth Carolina:
Bnrnt Coat. Tear Shirt. Lousy
Level, Lick Lizard. Snatch 1t. Pinch
Cut. Bull Tail, lIeil's Delight and
Purgatory. We defy competition
Wash Consttatioa
Ohio is not entirely deficient in this
class Of names for localities. We have
heard of Packer. Brush. SOUND. Gut,
Lousctown and Potleg.-Io iedo
Blade.
Stand back AMI let Indiana con
tribute her quota to the above, as
follows:
Screamersville. Bnzzarls's Glory
Pinkook. .Knawbone, Shake Rag,
Tail Holt. Nelmore. Fair Play and
Niger He'll Otcen Comfy Journal
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-11-08

4. Coop JoKe.-Hon. John Z Hale
recently male speech at Dover,rN.
H.. on the political topics of the pres
ent campaign. In closing his remarks,
speaking of Mr.. Douglas he said:
Finally. in regard to Mr.. Douglas,
there is one thing in which Mr. d. and
myself are alike more particularly. ]
was once candidate for the Prcsi-
dency and did not get a single elector-
al vote"
Pausing here, the audience took the
joke. when the house was completely
taken down.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-11-08
We're xor a.iheret

Some are anay--the dead ones dear
VINO thronrcd with u the ancient hearth
And gave tie hour % guilties- misih.
Fate With q stern. RELENTLESS hand.
Looked in and tiinned orr little band.
Some Ike a ~ h' fash passed away,
And some sank lingering day BY day;
The guiet aveyar'!-some lie there,
Aad cruel ocean ha. his share
Were <oT al here.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-11-08
GrcOnvi11c and Mi
ami n. II.
TIME TABLE.
TO TAKE EFFECT on AND AFraR
Monday, December 5th, 1859.
WESTWARD TRAINS.

WESTWARD TRAINS.
MAIL TRAIN leaves Dayton, Union De
pot,) at $40 A. W.. on arrival Of the Ex-
press Train of the Cincinnati, Hamilton j
DAYTON X. r., aud arrives at Union at
I1.55 4. VI.
EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Dayton, I'm
ion Depot, at $40 Il. W.. and arrives
at Union Cos u. W.. connecting with
train on the I. z. & c., for al points on the
line Of that Road, West of Union.
EASTWARD TRAINS.
MAIL & EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Union
at 100 II. NJ. and arrives ut DAYTON az
, 30 II. W.. connecting with the Mail Train
of the Cincinnati, Hamilton 4 Dayton X.
R.. leaving DAYTON at Ais 7. VI.
PASSENGER & FREIGHT leaves I'm
ion at $40 \. VI, on the arrival of the
train on the l., T. 4 o. X. r., and arrives Al
DAYTON at s.e5 A. W., connecting with ths
Express Train of the c.. III. & ID. X. r. .
leaving Dayton at $50 A VI.
Dec. / SO. ii. c. STlMS0N, Supt.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-11-08
wasuINGToNIAN TEMPERANCE

SOCIETY meets every lst and Sd Satur
day evenings of each month at the NJ. +.
Church.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-11-08
Il. - ID 4. y; -.

I. o. o. T.. Meets every Thursday even
Ing at 6 o'clock, at their new Hall, on the
Public Square.