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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-05
FOK SALEnY AAs. DEi GGlTs.
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j,kU>1EE'S salt Where IS, on the 23e
| day o. January. A. d., ISIS. Levi Donadsa.
tai M,ry Donad-on, his wife, executed unto J"hi
Il Biiiou AS trustee a certain Deed u Trust, con
yeyiny thereby unto the said Trustee the ioi
owing real estate in the county OF scott, an
stale Of Iowa o-wtt: Los rumbcr four ~ an,
lie a. IN I'll Jck uau Der four !. , in Valley NY
the "a ne are kno" n, numbered desc loei ait
esisutted in the no ,oIdel plot ct sad saiit
cry. :,1cthcr with th budInl> thereon situat
81. oein. house and stinle finished IN Ju
81. ~aid convey NEE - auiy recorded on th'
ecold OF said u1ty .. scott. III book : :"
etwu mortgtg 4, a. "a &c. said Deed u 'raa
cxcc.ic .ur tne purpose d cuii TIE Ply
acut, among other ot one CERTAIN pfomis or
l0te, tearink date January sd lS)S, execute,
y sid lew donaldson 10 Jr.n + Cook, tor I'd,
am of fl hundred and Il ty-three and 81 H.,
.otlArs sj33 5u-lbt, layub IN twelve "
goulhs alter d,te wlth Interest ~ the rate 81 &
.s,r cent. yer Annum af,cJ maturity. SAID no:c i
.a@ properly Z. .. kus IN
And now, s.l. note having bccogae du,
mi payable and the said Levi Donald -,
Ill u ltusteo Jioresaid, do hereby CIV,
.,abli notice that ,.ftue OF said Deed oi rrusi
viii, on =, The ldt1 day Vi November
\. ~. Isl tie aeur .! three clock IN tn,
,itefnocr, xposc and oicc for SAFE a
aunlic lion, ut the Cour, House door, il
hc'ityoi davenport. comfy atoro, and the parcel
# land above dcscrl ed, Or much thereof Il
my be sull ceE - pay said note aud interest 1,
he day OF saln - well a. the costs atteadin.
AID sale, costs 4 this notice and f.ustec's Zee.
Dated the 10Th day oil October, a. H., i,6i.
JOIN E.DILLoN,
oel6l Trustee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-05
piilsburg. Fl. Wayne 4 Chicag'
IL All IL q A d.

-
lii si1..,..;s. .i,t9
VARS run FROM CHICAGO 7 = PITTSBURt
= without change, connecting with the great
pEANSYL VA,H CENTRAL RAILROAD
sew York, Philadelphia, Baltimore AID ~ ash
,xton city, and all the interior towns OF Penn
sivauia, New jersey New York, Maryland &c.
Merchants by taking this route, will have tn
avantage OF all the eastern markets at no add
0nal cost.
baggage ch ecked through.
TRANS leave the Depot, Canal street, west side
aicago, daily on the arrival CT trains from tn,
Vast and Northwest.
Connecting al CrestlIno with Cleveland L Lake
snoTe Is X. to ,unkirk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls
view York and Boston, and all the interio
owns OF New England, via New York Contra
ana New \ ork i Lrie Railroads Also South l.
Columbus, GAINESVILLE, Newark, Mount Vernon
Sseutenv,lle ana Wheeling, and iDterior town
81 ohio and Virginia.
Tie above traius connect at Forest with train
4 Mad River Road to Springfield, urbano, Day
N and inclunati Also with trains III Lima f..
iyton AID Cincinnati direct.
Fare = low any other Es0uie.
Passengers bound east will find this route bo;i
.ca>sni and agreeable, passing u rough many
NJ largest and finest cities in the United state
Passengers arriving at Chicago any y. th
ssns Will find attentive check agents al the de
cts to receive checks ana convey baggage, free
sar,.e d, The pistsbury and Chicago cars. Sleep
x cars accompany each train.
'iehet, for sale at all the prime pal ticket o!b
ii. he u est, and at the ColDpany's oiice,
er Of Randolph ana Dear ,orn streets, or at III,
opot, VI est side, Chicago.
81 particular 10 ask tor tickets by Fort Wayne
DAN. W. BOSS,
sssn' Wesar Passenger agent, Chicago.
Il. AooRE, Com. ana Gcn' As't, Chicago.
pfeisht Of all kinds will be carried FROM Chca
% all points East at ali times, at as low rate
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-05

=, TATE o. IOWA, SCOTT COUNTY, S.
, In the District Court OF said county:
Simeon Newton
y. nginal Notice
Isabella Newton,
To Isabella Newton, Defendant You ar,
aerebg notified that there is now ON file in the %
ice Of the Clerk % the District Corrt OF >G1ti
,aunty, state ot iowa, petition OF simeon New
on, praying ter dissolution OF The borts oi III II
lAJny at PRESENT existing between you tho SAT-
Isabella Newton aid tie aid Simeon Newton, d
ha you, the said Isabella Newton, wi!fully dc
serted the SAID Simeon Newton. ard absentee
,aurself from him, without reasonable cause, iui
more than two years.
Now, unless yen appear thereto and defend, be
ne oil the second gay OF the DseellDc
term' \. d., 1851, Of said District Court, detaul
vii be enter u against you ana Judsmeni cndcTe
thereon
August 81, ls6I COOK & DRt'kI,
a55U-itd Attys far Plaintiff.
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HcxeiWble Lite .Hcdtctse'

CEElWOGG AtSC SACNsCsSss
IRE we'll known to be infalible.
,..oeD.ta BY thoroughly cleansing the frs. and
,econd stomachs ., ana creating ado y OF pure neal
nv bile, instead OF the stale and aerid kinu
sJltudency, loss Of appetite, heartburn, headache
e.tessness, III temper. anxiety. languor and msi
.ncholy, which are tn general symptoms oi ~ >,
,ep.a, will walsh, ~ natural consequence u
sfscure. -,
1oss,ueness, by cleansing tho whelc Length Of
he iutestines with q solvent process, and without
violence all violent purges leave the bowels Cos
i've within two days.
regular circulation, through the process oil respf
ton in such eases and the thoroash solution 81
al intestinal obstruction IN others.
The ME medicines have been known 70 cure
9hm,nat,sm permanently IN three week :, an" 70"
n halt thai time, by removing loca, Inn ihu1a'ioi
rom the muscles ami ligameLts Of the joints.
LroDs,es Of ali kinds by freeing ana strength
ming the kidneys and bladder; they ppera'.
aost delightfully."- on these important organs, ahu
renee have ever beeu found 10 a certain remedy
OF the worst cases OF Graud.
Also Worms, by dislodging from the turning
i the bowels til. Shiny matter 70 when thess
FEATURES alhcre.
seurpv. U,cersand Mreterate .Sores, by the per
feet purity which these LIFE MEDICINES CIV,
o the blood and all humors.
Sort utic ErupstOns and BAD COMPILATIONS, ~
their alternate eucct upUH tuo huiA9 @""e
kin, and salow, claudy and osher disagrekab'e
ornplexions.
The use Of these Pills Tor very short time Wi
effect IT, g entire cure Of SIT Rheum and strkin
tmuroyemenl in the ccarness Of tbs SKIN
immon cotds and Influenza viii always "
.ured by one dose or two in the worst coses
p,ie--The or, inal prsroprieto OF these Medl
ines was cured Of Piles oil 81 years staining b.,
ne use Of the LIFE MEDICINES alone,
fever and Ayue For this scoura-e Of the !" es'
,ru country these medicines vii. be found sait
peedy and certain remedy Othee medicine
cave the system ibject to return the az
Use azure by these Medicines Is einaneat
,eY THEM BE sATisFlEn AAD BEcUR,e
Hihioas feucrs AMI L.oer tomFldmt -ueueta
Debility, Loss Of Appetite AID Disease OF the I e
uales- the Medicines have been used with th'
no,t beneficial results IN ease OF this scriruoi
Kings xvi and .roiula, IN its worst tern-
iel l. to the mild yet powerful action OF these RI
narkoble Medicines. Night aweais, Nervous De
alIty Nervo 5 Tom plants VI all KINDS. IaPta
ION ot the Heart, Painters Collie, are speedii.
.ared.
| Iercurial Uisea.e.--Pcrsons whose constitution
/ ave become impaired by the inju iIcious use 0
| I.RCUKY will find these Medicines a perfect cure
- they never fail to eradicate fr III the system
| III he effects of Mercury, nfni ely sooner tha
ne most powerful PREF arations Of Saisa oarilia.
Prepared and sold by
w. 3. MOFFAT,
335 BROADWAY, New YORK.
ron = (s(sIIS.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-05

TRUSTEES SAL L.-Whcreas, on the oh Ia ,
II ucto er. \. y loo9 james T. Gould an
turina Gould, his wife, executed unto DAVID =
irGe, As Trustee, certain Deed OF Trust, con
.cying 20 SAID Trustee thelanl i'll Guthrie county
l5wa, described as follows, 10 vii: The II. r;h :
sl-t quarter Of section nun er sixteen l6,( ii.
own,hip No. seventy nine az north OF ranzt
thirty-one west o. he iiith (5th r. ~ which salG
annoyance was made by tie and James i GoLll
.tad i.uclua Houid Tor the purpose Of Sc uring til,
aynent II certain prom ssUrJ note, aLi thu
s4trre-t thereon, lined by sail james L. Goulu
TOR S3>S 90 lated TIE 18th day f u'tober, A. l..
is59, and payable TO the orler of Durh an Booth
.bie and the saii james L. Gould having failed l.,
pty the sam save and excepting the sum 81 Oh,
nun red AMI ninety nine a5-lu0 $40 .55 H. DAVE
=. rue trustee n aforesaid, 40 ncicuy give TIN.
cubic notice that by virtue o.! the DO er which /.
me vested by said nced oi rust, Il will, On sat
arday, the 9th day 81 November u. ID. 1851, a.
Che hour OF two -'cipst utuc u .ternoon of salt
lay, n the Court ilouse 4 ycT IL The city OF Day
IMPORT. expose ana oder for safe, at public auc
tiun the parcel of land above described or )
much thereof shall DC necessary to >atisi,
md pay the amount of said Lcte with tue n
tercst thereon To the day Of sale together viii
.il the costs and exie.scs ATTENDING >aid safe
:osts OF this notice ana trustee ices.
Dated tae lith day .! October, A. - Io6..
DAVID ). TRUE,
oci'-itS Trustee.
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A'IAIE OF 10 "A COUNTY Or SCoIi, .
- la the District COurt.
Sophia brausch


Stephen Thorn son and others
To Abigail Sturieyant, Peier SunderIin, Inn
othy sun ieen. Ebenr,er Sunieilln, }. Hawk
Ani -. ilasksr, aeioni ants ~ the above enute'
action:
lou are hereby notGei that there is now on
Fl o ia thu o.hcs uf the Clerk or the District Cout
OF sail county, a petition of sophia bTau'ch
claiming %; you that her title to the ioiiowihS
descuoei lanl IL scott cIsuty, isVa, TO VIII
Pan Ut the ~ tn-eist fractional quart 81 section
No.t~o z. township ~, north . range ., east u
the , IA l.. h town.: commencing at tue sou z
wo,t corner OF sad quarter section thr'e eas
alDas tue east AMI west iIvisi0. LIE Of SAID see
tlon No twof2 sixteen 10 rods thence norit
t.euty q rods thence west FIX cen 10 rods
tu.nco nth twenty ~ rois to the place oil De
liuuiug may be qIle e 1 aad Tor gene al rriiel Il"
tn. tarl. wne.eoi you are reierIei To th'
p.lItlun On he and uuicss you appear tn ret
an iote1I, Oh beiprc loon Vi the ID day vi Tn
IA xt term Of sud Court, t. be bel len On the :
Mond ~ OF Deccmb ,r. a. d., ISL default val b.
entered against you AM decree rendered "A
prayed for IN said petition
Low i BROWN,
oel0-wl III iuittf. Attorneys
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RAILROADS.
chicago A sissk lSisaa katirea

fNN AND lF1 .k MUyDAY.A PRID lsrs, :. !
~ and until tortnsr noties, trains III lea "
isavenpcrt daily, Sundays sscspted, - follows:
LIST mali train a.. ITO 4. n
"a freight 1899. " A.
~ nlgut oxpHosss -. No r. -.
Jrains Arrivcst Davenport daily, Sundays Ell.
aepted, Is follows:
Isl night express at. .6.zO 4. y.
"a i'elZnt trAins al. 4.uv r. -.
ID mai " IN at..... .o.jU r. y
All trains over this route in direct connexior
stChisago with trains both the Michigan
southern, Michigan Central, Piusburg, FUri
Wayne, and Chicago Railroad to and from lie
roit, Toledo. Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinnati,
eiitshurs, Dunkirk, buffalo, Niagara Falls, Alba
~, Nes York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Wash
ng,on. Also at LaSalle with trains of the Iii.
oois Central Road-North to Galena and South tt
~ Louis and Cairo.
Passengers are reminded of the necessity o.
diving distinct direct ons to the destination
heir baggage, also toprocure tickets before tax
ny their seats in the ears, the conduct rs cor
sct fares only to stations on the line Of the CHI
ago and Rsek Island Railroad.
JOHN F. TRACY, Superintendent.
Davenport, April Is, 1861. dtf
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CTATE OF IOWA, COUNTY OF SCOTT. ~
~ la the District Court.
Michael klauer !
W. Original Notice
Maria klauer

To said Maria kauer. Defendan. :-You ara
hereby notified that there i. now file IN the
omcs Of the CLERK Of the district Cour- Of said
county, a etition OF Michael klauer, claiming Of
you = divorce from the boads m,trimony. and
the care aud custody OF the children Elis. and
Herman, sni unless you appear thereto AMI de-
fend, on or before noon OF the second day of the
asxt term Of said Court, to be holden on the first
Aoad y Of Decslober. A. d IL il, default viii be
entered against yon and Judgment rendered
thereon for the relief herein claimed it'll Costs.
CVkbl !, DOW } BROWN,
pl1-wJ ud's Attolnsys.
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THESE MEDICINES HAVE NOW BEEN
before the public tor . period Of Thih
FEARS, and during that time have ma,ntainea
xh character Ia almost every part OF the o'o1c,
or their extraordinary and immeiiste power VI
'estoslng perfect health 10 persons :u ,hs
trame 10 liable.
The FOLLOWING ara among tho distressing vsriet y
If human disease in which the
-Asu Rx(n DRAAi~fA y Y
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-05
LEGAL.
STATE OF
an, Ssots Ceuaty
m eDsast = espsssi.
- saaofA C0n nAv.

STATE or lUwA, :DisrCiCr
.srt, Ssoss Ceuatys
4 seos. Ccao,y,
Iowa,
si.sA.s..s - sh.,u..,
0srah JAns Shsrmsn, Dee. Tern, A 4. D., 1861:
Joha II. Taylor, Benj.-
min Tryon, y. L. Cable.
john Kendsics, Henry
shalt, Ira orosn Steph-
en- Thompson, Samuel
0o,his ana spis. Whit
aksr,
To the above named defendants
You are hereby not Aed that on the goth day o.
November A. D., 1854, there will be on hie IN th'
ono. OF the Clerk Of the District Cour. OF sal"
SCOT coauty, the petition OF the isoari Of super
visors OF scott county. I,ws, claiming Of you th'
salt defendant the sun Of one hundred doi"fs
nj interest tn. rcon 1T the rate ~ ten per cent
from the LIST day o. January. a. D., 10y, rs MOI
ey due "a enc promissory note executed oy
sherman. n w. Coit,n an H. 3. Wing and ais
pr.v \, the force osnrc Of mortgage dated the
i,t DIV OF Move nber, A. d., 1898, executed d.
the said der end mi w. Sherman and Sarah jan
Sh.rnAn to secure tho payment OF the abo''
named notes. on property described In SAIL Re
tition aud that unless you shall appear thcret
and defend, on before noon oil the second day q
the next term OF the District Court OF said scot
courty, to-wt: the ist Monday Vi December, 4
d., 1861, = default vi l.. be entered and Judsmth'
reodesei az inst you thereon Aud the SAID dc
frniant, sarah Jane sherman, John Taylor
Beuj ann fryon, T.. l.. Cable John kendfss
Henry SHAFT, Ira Brown, stephen Ihomp-oh
SaaIel q lthnc anI :'pier Whitaker VIII take
not,ss taa, no per claim is made against you
Dated september Sd, 1871.
j. W. STEWART,
oelo.wl Dis,rict torney for pl'inth.
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Joseph Motto, Mary Mo-
tue, James Macintosh, Dec. term, A d., 1861
Chas h. Putnam, Ezra
buckley, mary oavis, }.
Hayes, David Bard,
john uoleft john 7.
Ca nau and j. W.
Sf.u.vt AuInr
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-05

TlNlit. STATE OF
L Cour,, scott county.
Tho Board # Supervi-
soIs OF scott Couuty,
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freight Of all kinds will be carried FROM Chica
q 70 all point, East at all times, at as low rate
any o.t.er isaiiro,.d roate. sep2 du
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-05

FO,Iit. STATE VI
i Court, scot County.
Tho oird Of Supersi-
sors OF scott county.
Iowa,
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ED.
John Jorian. Ann +. Jor
dan, i.obert Means. Ma
ria Cruul, II d Nee v,
Whirney, kchoc n CA
lonhe. Cook x sargent,
Sufrazcr, Goi zen Il 30,
Geo. \. DAVIS h Bro, /
CroweIl, icrricu d Co..
Oh ubb, BIO, Barrow 4
Co. aud Spier " hitaker, ]
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~ ''OU II WVNI IT, FTos {.
l.. BRADLEY, Secy.
ZELDA kAUFFHANs Agents.
Office, No. 4, Lc Claire Block,
III. FIELD; Agent, export, Iowa.
Office next door &c the Post 0face,
Rock Island. III. juno
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"
OclU " Ostrict Attorney for Plaintiff

me s!AlE Or IOWA, D.SiklCI
l. court, Scott county
The Board Of Supervi
sors el SOFT Cuuuty
Iowa,
=, vs. Dec. Term, A. d., 1851
Fndley anu Geo. T..
iI,yli
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-18
OHIO.
CIHcISSATI, Wednesday, April IL, 1861.

CKcISSATI Wednesday April IL, 1861.
Chiefof Police Dudley this morning seized 80 boxes
of guns on the steamer Ohio No. 81 - of them were
marked &C. I. W., Little Rock, Ark znsas' and :
IL. r., Memphis" He also seized 1--WE boxes for
Nemphis, on the steamer Glendale, which were re-
sbipped from the steamer Fanny McBsdne on Monday
hast There was great crowd at the landing, and the
excitement ran very high The guns were shipped at
Parkersburg Virginia, and it is supposed they came
FROM Hsrpers Ferry.
A heavy shipment Of powder has also been stopped.
All steamers have been prohibited from taking pro-
visions 10 the South.
Two steamers have been chartered by the city au-
thorties To act police. The boats are thoroughly
armed and will stop and search all passing steamers.
Three companies OF troops leave tonight for the rem
devious at Columbus.
The " Home Guard is rapidly filling up Us ranks.
The enlistment for the Newport, KY, barracks is
very active. Over 500 men are now in garrison.
A large consignment Of bacon for Charleston, via
Nashville, was taken OF the Glenwood this morning.
The excitement throughout the city il on the in
crease.
The volunteer companies are all full.
More men are offering than can be accepted.
The City Council tonight passed resolution tender
ing the Governor $25j 600 in cash. from the Sinking
Fund and appointed Committee to tender the money
30 the Governor The Committee LEFT for Columbus to-
night.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-18
POPULAR SENTIMENT IN NEw.YoRK.

We learn on good authority that Alexander r.
Stewart has offered 10 loan the Government a million
OF dollars to carry on the day or two ago lie
called bis clerks together and in brief speech sig.
,nifed his intention of supporting the Government.
Many Of the clerks expressed Their willingness to Join
any regiment in support of The laws Of the Union.
TIE hide and leather manufacturers, TO manifest
E6eir sympatsy for the OF the Union yesterday
Subscribed literally for fine American flag, which is
20 be hung across Gold street. between Spruce and
Ferry streets The ceremony viii take place this
afternoon at O'Clock when Isaac A. Bailey ate PO
lice Commissioner and others, will make some re-
MARKS appropriate to the occasion. The speakers will
sdoabtiess have multitude Of listeners.
A similar ceremony viii take place at Singer fac
Tory Ia Mott sreet between Broone and Spring Streets,
Ut noon to-day.
a correspondent suggests that IN order to manifest
ans sympathy with the popular canse citizens should
wear rosettes Of red, white and blue" The sngges-
( sson is good one
mr. " hnzelberger periodically offers the use of bis
Sssge ha' No 200 Eighth avenue, 10 tho public or TO
Pst,oac associations individuals for holding meet
Sngs, or IN any way to aid tie cause Of the Union.
We onderstand that MIR. Baruum, In casting about |
Cor way in which be could serve bs cooptrv Yea.
.teEday periodically offered Ex-Alderman D. wbose
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-18

Grath H. has been chosen captain and tie corps will
doubtless be an excellent one Those who have joined
are ready TO move at a moments warning.
Pursuant 10 a RAIL- extensively circulated throughout
the Tenth Ward, calling on the citizens Of the Ward
irrespective of party, to form Volunteer League,
large and enthusiastic meeting held Tuesday even
ing, at Military Hail. Bowery. There was betwe IN
four and five hundred present The room not large
enough 70 hold more. Mr.. NJ. S. Durham called
on to preside. Messrs. John w. Crump and John X.
Lawrence acted Secretaries and the Hon. Elijah +.
Purify was elected Treasurer. A roll opened and
in the short space of one hour lG0 enrolled
Committee Of ten was appointed to draft con-tu-
ton. The .Spangled Banner was then sung-the
people rising and joining in the chorus. After loud
cheers for Scott Anderson, the Union, &C., the meet
ing adjourned to meet at the came place on Friday
evening, 18th inst, at O'Clock.
The members Of the Queens County Volunteers held
"A meeting at Smiths Hotel, East williamsburg l.. l.,
on Monday evening, the 18th inst, when constitution
and bylaws We're adopted:
"CossrIrurIosWs hereby form ourselves into indie
pendent volunteer company, aud ote ourselves TO the Gov
this State tbs President Of these United States 70
aid md s in snppresng rebellion or m pfesrng nior
mai or agge.ye Secession IN th, any other State
this Ul, aud defend sud maintain the Constitution AID
the Union Of e United States against foreign domestic foe
Samuel SLUn WIS citfltu cdItain. n fOli IN now
opened at Smiths Hotel East Williams5urgh, l.. l.,
for the enrolment Of members.
Lieut.. Thos. W. Davis, OF Company of the I'd
Regiment, will open an Office in Willsmsburgh
or Friday, and will receive the names of all
persons DESTROYS Of serving their country in the present
serve in the I'd Regiment n. Y. $. ~
Further notice will be given when the place of recruit
rg il decided upon.
In response to a call for a meeting bit the Fifth Ward
Hotel to take measures for forming a volunteer COM
ANY, an assembly gathered last evening when Mr..
I, than Kngsley was called to the chair and Mesrs.
f\ yilt and Cantre appointed secretaries. Mr.. w. f.
.ew, moved that the organization be called the Fifth
Ward Union Volunteers, which was carried. Mr..
.ewis, in explaining ihe object of the call said twas
nnecessar, TO give reasons for taking the snd they
id not want Republicans or Democrats they wanted
Citing mem the army regulations would be carried
ut strictly in the volunteer torces The roll was then
psned for signatures and come dozen men put their