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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-03-28
HyneuiaI,

HymeniaI.
The Probate Judge for this county issued mar
riagc license to the following named parties during
the months of January and February.
JANUARY.
James Patterson and Lydia Uhl, John w.
Peters and Lecta Ann Officer, Martin V. Swear
ingen and Della Ramage, John Zener and
Rachel Zentee, Elijah Ray and Christena Peigh,
Geo Nevill and Malona Ray, John Reddinger
and Laura Baldner, Philip Wanse and Barbara
Baldner, Samuel P. Weaver and Mary Mickey,
Peter Wise and Catharnc Ship, James w. Smith
and Lauretta Munger, David IIleman and Eliza
beth S. Ledemann, Isaac Harris and Hester
Palston, ]. Whitbach and Mary Reed, Daniel f.
Warmer and Permeia Poulson, Joseph Tribby and
Rachel Everly, Stephen Troyer and Susaunah
Hani, Croco ii. Crawford and S. A Neiswander,
CIR. d. Zimmerman and Martha Williams, John
Kirkendall and Amanda Wike, Milen De Witt
and Ellen Ryan.
FEBRUARY
Herbert Marchand and Josephine Nommey
John. +. Speilman and Martha E. Seller, Alfred
Uhl and Amelia Nevl, Aaron Patterson and Mary
Davenport. ]. A. Dehanen and Normauda Dugan
Seth Domer and Francis Berger, Casper Mangel
and Barbara Blasser, John Weatherbee and Rache
Emmy, Isaac Troyer and Elizabeth Domer
Samuel Halderbaum and Mary Brubaker, William
II. Miller and Elizabeth Rush, Louis Sunkle anc
Catharine Insult, Alexander Hanna and Harrie
I. Treat, Harrison Brown and Margaret Culbert
son.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-03-28
For Sale.

THE undersigned wishes sell his house and lot and
| saddlery shop, located Middletown, Holmes Co.
The location is good one or a saddle and harness
maker. The saddling trade has serocsfv impaired my
health and this Is why desfe to sch. Price low and
terms reasonable. WILLIAM GEHRlNG.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-03-28

IF YOU WANT Doors or Window Sash, well made aud
l. rong, 20 to HEBRON SON
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-03-28

IF YOU WANT An Anvil, vice, Drill, Bellows or any
thing in the Yso Inns, goto HEBRON son,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-03-28
Louis Mayer.

Louis Mayer.
Has very large and elegant stock of goods
See Advertisement.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-03-28
Millinery Establishment.
THE UNION TO BE SAVED

II signed will raise fund by selling his entire
stock Of goods, consisting Of
BOOTS
SHOES
LEATHER
AND FINDINGS.
From now until tho first of Apr. a frsf cost, auc-
tion prices or any thing canRct do this TO make
room for an entire new stock Of goods 10 commence
tho spring trade. ''JO rdfse der linton s0Utng (gnd
gross herHough" would request those indebted 10
mo by note or book account to come along and pay
me a little on what they owe. must have money.
am in debt and must pay. e.. HAITI.
Jan. 81, 1901. IT,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-03-28

nY command of sr order of sale, from tho Cour
ID Of Common Pleas oi Homos County, Ohio, /
shall expose 70 pxbhe sacsat the north door of tha
Holmes County.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-03-28

'rect exhibit Of the condition Of tho Treasury Holmes County
wing u collected dsbursed and the
hands, bongng TO each fund at the Of the half ending
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-25
A8.s%tE.zs s.Y A.. iai.s G.iAs.
,--LIf.1 N J u 3IIN 10
sgzs .a.s'S
? j MsoNIG j. AL RS


the 5inal Nelicno Estaplshel III So. Al.
a.stse.4e. ~ oi TIE Elud ever introduced uflle
tie .l8lus Of - JLMuNGc AFKRs," IN TINS oI
afp athcr cndhtr.; ABA otaer 'aluoAic v tIes
aree JUAteri.it<. The genuine can Be known hA
to maze ..AfAN ball5 sIsnIe. ou eaeh u \
ZEE.
R&YAN PrLao>IC WArGKs
relieve Goa, ns Co8s, sore Throat, BoGrscne.,
baYA>'s prLNoNiC WAgEhs
i.eiicse Asthma, bronchitis, Difficult Br .ataIr4
ERYAs's !'rLAoN!c " ArrAs
,elievs SpJ d Biooi, Pains IN the thcsi
BRysS's 'cLaoEic WAr RS
ito..csc iacipic.s4 Gpnsuinl i'm. Lung Disease
NKyAE's PuLMoI.c NAFEhs
Relieve Irritation OF the IyG.a ana Tonsil5.
"HYAS's PuL4oSIc WAiSRs
relieve the above Complaints IN Ten mute.
HRYAN's PuLM0Sic WAFgKs
Are iossiu, T. All Classes ami Constitutions.
NaY,.'s PCLnuNlc WAFEGs
Arc adapted tur toeaiists and Futile Speakers
bRyAH's PuLMosIc WAFERs
Are in simple 3tal, ent pleasant to the tast
1ei Ans Pei MoSIC WATERS
n Only eve, aat elect ra.t and lasting cures
i,RysA's :'CLMcSIc " AlEGs
Are warranted t. give satisfaction 70 every one
No fan.iy should he without a box Of
BaysN's frL;io>ic WAFEaj
III the mouse.
80 rrayc.er should be without supply cf
BRYAS's PULM MO WATERS
il MS pocket.
No person " Ii uver object TO give for
BiYtSs HCIMo.Ic WAFsP.s
Twenty-Five Cents
JOB MOSES SHE Proprietor. Rochester, \. Y
Vol ny Az the Dru,ss,s in Davenport and else
where. nu.4I d4wiy
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-25
RAILROADS.
Mississippi and Missouri Railroad
Summer A rraNgcment, SOl.

Trans run By Chicago time. ,ohieh "a t'elUe min
utes faster than Darenport t'"e.
rs AND AFTER &OSDAY. APRIL l5ru,
~ 1861, ard until further notice, passenger
traius will leave Davenport as follows:
saJA.M. for aareDgo and Washington.
TRA!xsARgiyg AZ DAVENPORT As FOLLOWS.
ss5p. from Marcngo and Washington.
t..A.l trains oat of Davenport viii MAKE dlfec'
ss',.s,iar. At Narenyo, Iowa city and Washing
ton sith the Western stage Company stages iof
all roints West.
Jrains from the West connect at Rock is.and
with trans II the Chicago and Rock Island Aail
Road for all points hasi, North and South.
Passengers are reminded Of the necessity q
giving Distinct directions TO the destination o.
their baggage. aso to procuretickets before taking
her seats IL the cars
JOHN +. TRACY, GcnI Sup't.
A. KENDALL, Asst sup't.
Davenport, April %, o6o.-df
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-25
Tor sale at "a .sra,y D.,."ss~i
'lwo CLAIMS roo rNlNl.>G, o>E Fol

1.-TWO CLAIMS F0h PAINTING, On Fol,
FORTY F.vE DOLLAR, against tel u. i
ienh. &. torKary ani other neI Der a y
q mmltec Nh Printing Tor the lhcchlut.ise ljvm
oerttic Convention which assembled ia It's ems
last August ami tae otter ior N.NE fOhAah~
against the Le CLAIRE Df AiD I.AIic tLU.4
Both claims have been aeart @!eised = be eos
rect, and payment reIeairty lrtuse.i. W,
wuuid state that tie inetubers 9t me tteesurits.
pity IL this city, Ird tbeir tf, portion u tGe ih
dcbtcdness ou, like men. ais, tAAt -. ii. II
Heath, y. \. NJ hohy and others Cd Dnoaque, a>
suted n that the balance should be sottl II AZ
once. Iai- assurance was given some a III. months
since. aueh being the ease Capitalists will at
once perceive thar This ia rare opportunity 70 IN
VEST ID securities which VIII not appreciate.
We Are preparing complete liz, II our po.iti-
cn claims ali wlli, ia few days, otter To our cit
i1cns 4 glorious erpor uuity for ptrmtmem invest
meat RICHARDS On, WESI = 60.
~ 8s>wif
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esssMLle Lie .sseHsctites

are : Gil known u be is.taiible.
Iyspebsta, ~ thoroughly cleansing the first anc
secaaa -ton,achs AMI creating alto W OF pure heai
tl4y Bile, instead OF the stale ani acrid KIND
fIotm4ncy, loss u appetite, h heartburn, headarhe
-ues7, III temper, anxiety. ianguor ana ite
4nel Oily, which tn general symptoms q l'ys
geryia, nlt yas.sA, Is i natural consequence Of
It's cure.
tosttrsness, by cleansing tho whclc length o.
INC ntest.nes NH solvent process, anu without
violence all voent pursca leave the bowers c"s
~ within Two daya.
feoecz ot al kinds, by restoring the blood =
regular circulation through the process OF rcapir
.,tian in such cases, AMI the thorough solution o.
n intes mai . b-tructi0n IA others.
he ale medicines have been known = cure
RlnA1tt ~ perinaaenily IN three week :, ANA don
Ii halt tina tilne by removing iocai mn snifniti"i
from the muscle aud lIgameLts Of the joints.
Dropsl.s %, MI L hds, BY freeing AID strength
cnlng the kidney and bladder: they oferatt
nest 5htiuly 81 these Aportant organs, am
hence have ever Dceu found to certain remedy
for the worst cases o. Grdrl.
Also horm,, by iis!Odgins from the turning
4 The bowels the amy matter 10 wtlch these
creatures adhere.
seurcy, Llcer, aud hUcterate >ores, by the per
feet 3ulty whith these LII i MEDlClNE'a siF'
IL the blood AMI AL humoTs.
y4tt utlc Ero,dtgna ana BAp coAfLExIoAs, -
tc!r alternate eject ugon the fluids that iced i4'
skin, .4n.i .ai0w, calay and esher dlsas!ehab!t
:omil XIyns.
I'll, use IA these Pills for a very short time vii
eject t.ccutre cure d >it haeen4, and stf.hih-
4rarDne!nGt.l III the c,earncss u the skin
f.,nmou colds ard h4,iacpzu Will always b.
sured "nc dose or IN the worst core-
{.{es he orr sihal prsIoirieto' oil these Aiedi-
.iuc.. W.. eurel of Pics OF 81 years staining b.
.he as i. the LIE MEDICINES alone,
fecer ,s.I .4gue fos this sc0arasc = we Ac.
erf country, these medicine VIII be found salt
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-25
M EDICAL.


TIE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'5
Celebrated FemeAte l'iHs.
Protected by Royal Letters Patent.
Prepared from a prescriptions Of S,r J. Ciathf, y.
H., physician Extraordinary 70 tho quo"
This invaluable medicine Is uniailing IL the
cure Of all those painful ami dangerous disc 80,
t. which tho female constitution is subject. y
oderates all excess and removes all oestrucii M,
And . speedy cure may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
Il 3 peculiarly suited. 1t will, in q snort time,
Ofn, on thu monthly period with regularity
Zach bottle price One Dollar, bears the Govcrn
ment stamp OF Great Britain, to prevent co-A-
tersets.
CAUTION.
These P,1s sho.Jd MT Be- taken Jy fenaie ,i'5
sng the FIRST THREE NO4FIHs Of preg'a"eg,
- AeY are to ty."a Q. Xss1a1r'age, q" ~
any utter time they are safe.
III an cases u Nervous AMI spinal Aleet 'l',
PAIN in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue Oh 81 81 :
excrtion, palsitation o. the heart, hysteTics Ann
Whites, these Pil. will effect cure when ali ON
n means have failed and although powerful
remedy ID not contain iron, ea1Ifel, antmony, %
anything Aufttul To the constitution.
Fun directions in The pamphlet AROUND tacA
package which should be carefully preserved.
Sole a gent for the | nited states and Ianada,
JOB MOSES, Late &c. BALDWIN 60.
Rochester, y. .
\ H-sl 10 and & postage stamps enclosed t.
.hy authoriz a agent VIII insure bottle, con.
tanning 80 pills. by return mail.
sod by all Druggists in Davenport and else
where. nov3-d4"iy
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-25
HAIR DYE: HAIR DYE!
M. y. BArcH1LoK's HAIR bye.
Iii" Original and Best in the World.

~ others are mere limitations, AMI should We
avoiie!, il sou wish to escape ridieulc.
Graz, RED OR Rus \ HAIR dyed instantly
tbrauiin' and Natural Brown or Black, withou;
theleast injury To hair or skin.
Fifteen Medals ana Diplomas have been award
eli 20 v m. \. Bachelor since 1853, and over So
ooo applications have been made 10 the iIairoi his
patrons Of hi famous Dye.
Nn \ tiatcheIor's nar Dye produces color
not . be distinguished from nature, and is war
rah'ed not to inJurc in the least. however long i,
may be continued, and the i'll effects of bad dyes
RENE iiei the Hair nvissratei for Life by this
splendid bye.
me- sold er supplied gin private rooms) at
The "ig Factory, L Bond street, New York.
Ho'H IN all critics andtowns of the United States,
W Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
III The genuine has the name and address
upon steel plate engraving on four sides Of each
ooS'" WILLIAM \. BATCHELoR,
J'' "'s - Bond street, New York
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rI>KI STEE'S SALE On Saturday, the -
ln..-L.r Ell ~ .ll En -nLl lnL cl.

YI>KI STEE'S SALE On Saturday, the 9TH
DAY II October, 1851. VIII be sold for cnsA
N tle highest bidder, At the Court House door MA
Tire city II Davenport, At two o'clock u. NJ TN
fol owln, described real estate, tp-wit: The rast
hat II lot two =, in block nine = II the c.t5
Of Dayehrari Scott county, Iowa also i"ii'"
ins described premises IN the county q 'ltu' q
in -..iI state II Iowa, lot 10. fourteen II h.
block ~ four rs IN tho yillrge u Cannon
ani the following described real estate ~ ~
county # Marshall, in sad state, ib.@it; Nh
east half o. the sou.h Wet quarter 81 ti9
twenty ~, n township eighty three - n'ft.
of range twenty 70 W.T. the 5th /. ~, con
tainint me hundred and twenty arre
nv force aud effect u ltecl Ut trust, mad \
me ~ ,iphu H. Lafreaz AMI Elise f4aifefz. 'f
wife -aii first above descfbei property Is dTty r.
corded in Scott county records June 2lst. 40 =
hook "D" # town 1T iuertsages, PFC iob ihf
sam III above dsscr bod property dnly = oni' I.
III Clinton conn records, August liza, l6,a its
BOX 20 D niortg.a .ec9ras, ~ rage ~ ind 's
AMI the .ad third above describe property
lu.y recorded IN Mar-iail county records, Jals
28d 4 : III book ~, at rsses III 49, 70, ii. !
sand Deed II Trust is dated Jure "a, ~.
Davenport, September -. Eel.
II. 2. MATTHEW'S,
srl dt- if"-'te.
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pliisbarg, Fl. Wayne & Chicago
Is Al l. ks q a -.


~ .xsr .rT--zrs:s. .s lsIls.YE y1ssY-Fy.
VARS Run FROM CHICAGO To PITTSEUkG
~ without change, connecting with the great
SE.YNSYLVAAI CENTRAL RAILROAD
aew York, Philadelphia, BaI;iine re and " ash
as;5h city, and all the interior towns Of Penn
-yivania, New Jersey, New York, Maryland Sc.
Merchants by taking this route, wil haY the
edyantage ot al the eastern markets al 10 aldl
.icnal cost.
baggage checked through.
rsilAo leave the Depot, Canal street, west side,
''ecagu, daily on the arrival II trains from the
Most aui North
Connecting al Crcsiiua with Cleveland & Lake
shore K. X. 70 3ahhirh. Buffalo, Niagara taiIs
Eew York AMI Boston, and ali the interior
towns 81 New Lnglani, via New YORK Contra
Ani New Y rk Z Erie Railroads Also south t.
Columbus, Janes,iIlc, Newark, Mount Vcrnon.
Steuhenyiic aud Wheeling, ana interior town
Il OH and Virginia.
The aoelc tIaius connect II. tnres5 with trains
Mad River Road to Springfield, fb4no, Day
and Cincinnati. Also with trains at Lima for
naYtoa al Cincin matt direct.
care ss low ga any oiher .Gonse.
.asseascrs bound east will Gnd this route both
pleasant and agreeable, passing t.feagh many ii
d. largest anu finest cit.cS in the IAitel States
Passengers arriving 1T Chicago On any .. til.
'oaas, viii fad attentive check agents at IL 9 de
co.'s Il receive checks and convey baggage. free o.,
harge the p.ttsbur5 aud Gu ca,;o ears. .,.oep.
~ rars accompany e4et train.
,ishet5 ioi sale a I'll Tie principal ticket oii
r. in the y cs;, and IL tho Ioiuianys Office. cor
Ger I! Randolph AMI Dear orn streets, or ii tie
tspot, " est sde, Chicago.
l.e particular 10 ask Tor tickets By Fort VI 4yLe
DAN. ". B0s.-
nj Western Passenger .-gont, Chic. 10.
i. 4. .ouHG, Com. and GEM As't, Chicago
,rei lit .,f All ti,, s. :, III IL -, - 81 ft4;o
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fhESF INSULATED FULL. IRON F2AHE NEW SGALE
. aga ana square siaao-faCits.
-. The Insulated Iron frame preserve.
~ &c original zone Of the nstr arnent il
al lts lurlty securing ii for ali tine against t,at
most disa.,l eea~c tlnny qu.iivoi tone invariably
found IN all other Iron frame Piano Fortes il
greatly strengthens the case and thus keeps the
Piano Forte much longer in tune. 1t gives tn e
instrument much fuller, richer ana sw cetcr tone
Il aaapls the Piano 10 ali Climates ana to all chan
ses ri al.no here, ana III all respects il IS Vr0-
nuunced, anu in all respects il is pronounced. by
best 'artite' tho greatest i'm p.ovement .! III e
age IN iiano-E @rte construction; irnluelng an n
stIunent acEnow lodged to be au9 crior TO ali 9th
cTs made IN this country or Europe.
4 few tes;imoaiais In regard 10 the sup.. J..
o isf u our n ew scale rAtrn- Insulated Plan.
Forces.
Il have examined The Piano fortes of I.irhte
liridburys with entire satisfaction | know rot
that taere are any others better either in our own
conntry or elsewhere. -UR. LOWELL Mason
In e!caTness, richness, ami volume Of tone, del
loaey, elasticity Of touch and tine ting tion.
nave never played upon their e4uat." Ii. \.
WoLLENnAUPT.
In volume, richness, evenn ss and purity o,
t,ne, and in decacyo OF touch they certainly excel
anu IN that beautiful singing quality so desirable
yet 50 seldom .ound -" LILLIAN Mason
nave never pi yed upon 50 rich and heavy
.''.o f""'' Inn ofte ARTHUR NAPOLEON.
| ain astonahed and delighted with the New
scale Iron Frame Piano -Fortes made bv Won
There must be splendid future for Lighto A
lra!burys Piano-F Jrtes." -GLo +. iteor
have never played upon 50 fino ana instru-
menf."-GEo. + BglsTow
consider them rs TO beauty, richness fui!ness
ard equality OF tone, as well Us their agreeable
elastic touch, equal il not superior te any Pianos
MAZE IN this country or Europe. Wells
In power, quantity, and equality Of tone, they
certainly excel while for that peculiar Iich and
singing tone 50 invaluable as an commandment
I" the voice. have never met their equal &C.
LAssINI
"Tney have all the requirements for a superior
Interpretation Of both classical and modern c.m-
positions" M. STKAKosH.
"eser0om ~! hroome Street, q few doo,s
E"st Of broadway. New York.
81 SATISFACTORY GUARANTEE GIVEN ~
Octl6-lye0w
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il,nI Stiles oALE.-W Whereas, on the got. ia,
L Of July, a. b., looo, John .. Dent and jaime,
&. Mo LAY executed unto Francis Whistler "a,
trustee, 4 certain Deed OF Trust conveying L
said Trustee the land in SCOT county, Iowa
described a. fellows, to-mit. \ part Of lot No
two :, in w iscr'- ai.iton to the city u pa
yenport, bounded and describe a. follows, to-wt
commencing brady street in said city ar the
north we t. corner OF said lot number two 2
running thence east along forty foot street, one
hundred and fifty feet to an alley thence south
along the ally one hundred tect thence
Vet one hundred and nfty feet T. Brady street
and thence north on Brady street one hundred
feet 10 the place Of beginning; which said con
veyance as made by the said John .. Dent and
Jau cs &. Nac.ay for tie purpose Of securing tho
payment Of one certain pronissory note, for tour
teen hundred dollars, and til. interest thereon,
signed by said lent and Maclay, dated the 10Th
day OF July, A. d., $50, ami payable in five years
alter dale, TO the order 81 G. ). hisler, at tho
Banking House OF Macklot d Corbin, with inter-
est at the rate Of ten per cent per annufn, fsya-
bic annually. part of said note has been paid,
but theEc i due, including interest u this date
the sum OF tour hundred and twenty-sx and So
100 dollars.
Aud now, the unpaid balance Of said note, a.
above stated, having become due and payable
and the SAID bent and Macay having failed to
pay the same, AMI Francis Whistler having refused
to act as Trustee unier said Decd Of Trust, and
the acting County Judge for Scott County, Iowa,
having appointed me To act as Trustee unaer said
Deed Of Trust, and to execute all the trusts there
in named, therefore, l, Austin Corbin, Trustee by
appointing. tof County Judge, as afol esa.d, DO
hereby give this public notice thai, BY vifue
of the power which Is in Inc vested by said deed
OF Trust and said appointment, will, Satur-
day, the 18th day o. September, a. ID. lo6I, at
the hour of nine O'Clock in the forenoon Of said
day, at the Court House door, in the City Of Da-
venport, expose ami offer for sale, at public
auction, for cash the south half CT the parcel Of
land above described, toe north half having been
released or so much thereof shall De necessary
to satisfy and pay the amount due on said note
with the interest thereon to the day Of SALE togeth
or with all the costs and expenses attending said
sale, costs Of this notice and Trustee sfaes
Dated the 18th day of August, A. !. 1861.
AUSTIN COhbiN, Trustee
ag22-dtsl by appointment of County judge.
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"oFEAr'
iND'PH0EslX BITTER,

ynHEsE MEDICINES HAVE NOW BEEN
| before the public tor period OF lhiK
YEARS and during that Il ne have maintained 4
h.gh character in almost every part OF the Globe
f9r their extraordinary and immediate power q
r. tering perfect health 70 person suffering under
aeariy every kiad Vi disease 20 which the human
frame is liable.
The folio.in are among the distressing sariet!
Of human Il! ease in which the
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-25
RAILROADS.
anil ikOck Island R2iirch
Summer Advancement, SGT.

AND at Els MONDAY, APRID 18Th, II
~ and until tuitAer notice, trains Will leave
davenport daily, Sundays excepted, ga follows.
lst'mail train al. frO0Ax.
"a trei2At. 800 A. N.
% Lieht express. 10 p. u.
Trains arriveat Davenport daily, Sundays ex-
oep.ed, follows:
!st night express Observation-Disclosures 500 A. N.
"a tEciG TRANS Al. A o. r. x.
"a [uail tram at..- .............. .5.3u 2. ".
All trains over this roateare ia direct connexiot
az Cbis2go With trains both the Michigan
southern, Michigan Central, Pi,;sburg, FoFt
Wayne, and Chicago Railroad to and from be
uoit, Toledo, Columbus, Cleveland, Cincunati,
si;tsburs, Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara Fails, Alba
ny, New \ ork, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Wash
inSton. Alsoat LaSalle with trains of the ILL.,
noi. Central koad-Sorth to Galena and South t
at Louis and Cairo.
Passengers reminded of the necessity Of
giving distinct direct ons to til destinatio o
their luggage, also procure tickets before tax
lag their seats in the cars, the conductors col
isct fares only 70 stations the line of the Chi.
sage AMI Rack Island Railroad.
JOHN +. TRACY, Superintendent.
Davenport, April ID, 1861. DIFF
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LIE CLAIRE HOUSE.
CORNER SECOND AND MAIN SITS.

nR2ct. IOWA.,
lAFFICE FOR STAGES LEAVING FOR LE-
~ Claire, Princeton, Lyons, Dewitt, Aaquoksta
and Anamoss. uans03-dH
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WIGS WIGS WlGsl

VVVCSv
Bttcheor's Wigs AMI Toupees surpas, ALL
They are elegant. light, easy and durable
Fitting to charm no turning IN behind ma
shrinking off the head; indeed this is the o,Iv
adjustment where these things are properly nm
dcrstood and made.
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SALE. On satur l-y, Ii

fI,KUSTEE'o SALE On Satur lsy the ?.
day Of October, sol, will be sgld far el-.
ID the hiehest bidder, at'thc Court House Door.
the cry 81 Davenport, n two O'Clock I. W., ".
follpsing described real estate IN @c3tf count
state IL Iowa to-wit lot No. one l., IN bloch
No twenty eight . in The city u lta'optfE
excepting forty i've l. feet oil iraia lie ntrtt
end 81 said III, said excepted portion icing iotiA
hsc ~ leet from north 10 sruth AMI cikh,
l-nt feet from cast 10 west.
Ey fer.e and effect Of a Deed Of Trust. iuai,
to me ~ t.cer-c Scheibcl and Many u. ~chctb
hi-Hife duly recorded Scott county record Nat
2s,h Is. IN book . 90 of town mortgages, az
page tia and dated Mag 24th. l957
Davenport. september 10. 76i.
II. B. MATTHEWS,
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,I'Rl SlEF'S SALE o. Saturday, the 53
my 1t October, abi, wi ~ soEl TOR rtsn i'
tac highest bidder II The Cour ltan- ~
ine ,lty II payenport. IT 1--WE "'cloea = ~ ta.
following described real estate IN Scott County
Stale OF Iowa IT, Wit Lot ~. six - n l.Ye
". one N Cook Sargent second aii''i 9
to the CITY II Davenport. by forrc ala tilect q
D.cd u Trust made q M Nv Mehaet Power ~ 4
Mary Power III. wir, div rcr rtat ~ n
cUur'y fgcs3ls Juno tn 1885, iu book ~ "a
page 3. AMI ditcl ,luue 81, LIS.
davenport, 'ep,cnher Ilth, II.
H. z. MATTHEW'S,