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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-29
JOHN ARMIL,
BY PLUMB i VAN HosBx, his Att'ys.

II EGAL NUTICE.-To John N. Withervax
- Emsline B. Withsrwsx, George Bailey, Sophie
Z. Hayden. Caleb Wheeler, AlvAn Lathrop, Rob-
ert simpson, ". Stsw.rt, adm'r OR. +. Camp
Ok. Of Ambrose Baker, deceased, John G. bedell'
Almet Skeel, Orlando Aesds, William 8. Lane,
a. Q. Fulton, Charles BSsndis, CHARLES 8. Wat.
klns, Jun. Cook d Sargent, Hiram Clearwater. Al
w. Blakemore, Gilbert Close, Nancy d.
Lane and Charles $. Watkins Sen. Sirs:
You and each Of you are hsrsby notified that
there is now on 6le in the O1cs 81 the Clerk 81
the District Court for Sect county, State Of
Iowa, petition Of Lucy A. Brabrook, claiming
for condition broken, the foreclosure Of certain
aortgsgs, executed By you, the seid John n.
withsswax; Of date October 38d, 1855 cosvey-
ing t. petitioner tho following real estate wing In
said Scott county, State Of Iowa, to-wit: The
Southwest quarter and the northwest quarter
Of the sosth-sast Quarter 4 section four - in
township seventy eight l78,) north Of range
three (s.) east Of tho sth p TO sssurs The ply
ment Of four certain promissosy sotss, executed
~ you, the SAID John =. Withsrwax, Of even
and l00O) dollars each, due and payable, one o.
the LIST day Of January Of saeh Of the ysars, 4.
u, 1861, 1862, 1888, 1854 and 1855, With Interest
after January LIT, 1856, It the rate of 9K Per
cent. per annum, payable semi-annually Flsip-
till Claims that there il nov de on said notes
any interest accruing mp to the time q IN 4
hearing thereof, she prays judgmsnt assinst said
John n. Witherwsx, with interest ard costs Of
suit.
Nov, unless you and saeh Of you, sppear and
answer thereto, on or before noon Of the seeosd
day Of the next term Of said Court, 70 b. beRuu
and holden on the "a day Of June, A. D., 1851. d.
fault will be entered against you and judgment
rendered thereon.
DAWSON 4 TRUE.
aprl1l Attsya for Plaintiff
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-29

-, The seven years Of uarivalsS sassse stasad.
COS MOPOLBrAN ART AssoOuArvos
have made its housshold word throusho.t 49,,
quarter Of the CT untry. 80
Under the ausspiess Of this popsIu isstitstio.
over three hundred M0uennd k0eaes havo Iee ,r.1
e apssoiate-by esastifsl works q ast Q their
waan, - ehoiss iasssstuss. sn their t.6Sss, a.
s1s.I sscs.c assivse frs3 essanisg eesbsastsr.
snpershslse With hat Of any pssviess yea.
TEaas % sUnSCssPTv~y.
Any pse.es 80 teseesA n4nAss b ssheer;I.
Ing tkvss dsilsss, - Wh6sA - 1Hey IN ~.
ISL The lasge - sspesS ssssl easnvine. $
z3e inches, satstleA
Falssasf Museerlng his necruses
49,. s.-9:s sssy: 60 ysas = sAas ssas.ssly II
Knn CsonoeOa41TAn AR yoUaN A.
sd.-Soss aaniaaisas, dsrias ~ sssssa-ass
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n aAdities y ~ stsvs bsasob, sa1vSvmAs
Cvss q sussasessA - gseteiesos pesuiun1, 1Sss
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comPsisine valuable palatiee. nastlss, pes6ass
TN Sursis Esss1vus SiisS sysry 81 -.
g will ,sssives entitled, "HAassAys kgerrsss
ais RDCnr.ss,S i dc q ~ no11' hearf3 ~
pepular sngTavings ever isGu1d " thie Sssa1ev.
u - done on steel, - ~ lias - 49,, - is
esa;ss On sssv ..Ip; Pc. 49, . !sss
walls q either - librssy. psla 10 ~. IL
subject % the oslsbratsd scene & ~ SsSs "A.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-29
Pittsburg, Fl. Wayne 4 Chicago
IL AL R q AD.

Pittsburg, Fl. Wayne 4 Chicago
II AL II q AD.
= 81
WARS RUN FROM CHICAGO TO PITTSBURG
~ without change, connecting with the great
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Wash
neton city, snd all the interior towns Of Penn
syIvsnia, New Jersey, New York, Maryland. &c.
Merchants by taking this route, will have the
advantage Of all the eastern markets 1T no addi-
6enal cost.
Baggage checked through.
Trains leave the Depot, Canal street, west eide,
Chicago, daily on the arrival Of trains from the
Fest aud North-west.
Connecting ct Crestlins with Cleveland / Lake
shore E. K. to !,unkirk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls,
New York and Boston, and all the interior
towns Of New England, via New York Central
and New York + Erie Railroads. Also South to
Columbus, GAINESVILLE, Newark, Mount Vernon,
2esubenville and Wheeling, and Interior towns
sfOhio and Virginia.
- Mad River Road to Springfield, Urbano. Day
Ten and Cincinnati. ALEC with trains 1T Lima for
Dayton and Cincinnati direct.
1sse - lev - say other ssosts.
Passengers bound east will find this route both
pleasant and agreeable, passing through many Of
the largest and finest cities in the United States
Passengers arriving 1t Chicago on any Of the
ssads viii end attentive cheek agents 1t the de-
pots to receive checks and convey baggage free Of
charge. to the Httsburg and Chicago cars. Sleep
Ing cars accompany sach train.
Tickets for sale at all tho principal ticket on
- in the West, and at the Company's office, cor.
or Of Randolph and Dearborn streets, or at ths
Depot, West side, Chicago.
Re particular to ask for tickets by Fort " syne.
DAN. w. BOSS
sisn1 Western Passenger Agent, Chicago.
]. b. Moons, Com. and GENT Ag't, Chicago.
freight Of all kinds will be carried from Chica-
eoto all points East at all times, st as low rates
~ any other RAILROAD route. Scp2y.dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-29
= DOCTOR MARTINS
GAIAMEAlAl C0RRECTOn
49, HAS HAD
a TRM VRApQ rvYAr

- ~vw vnAns m-~
A10 16A6S 11lAL,
VINCE SHOULD sx surrrclRNr TO coNyrxcE xvrny
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SWCSeNs svOseeWN
a the Great Value Of tho
cArAmg.EaAr. rnr, <.-nn
A ND THAT IN rs WITHOUT EXCEPTION
a.-a~>..
- !" oeet NeluCSeSE -kd
before thspuolie for all diseases arising from IT.
Irregularities.
Pelpitnstou Of shs Heart,
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Ts~sss ~ xsS.ss
Lassoes AND Nesvou -1ess Geun..,.v.
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ceesn"es 81 eAe 'teasss
ate ,dant a irregularities sopsrinducs bv colds.
byo.er exerioas bya weak ccnstitstioc' sDvere
70 q s!s s, Iss .- e !: s:..: e.
remove il, and ,ysr ssaist mature 70 regulate
This can b &Gls1y tho great
pkfazAenlal Corrector.
wAL.9a. s,sy.s t.asd . srs.. cur. When
So ; 49,; s.:,s & &. I. n,,p., ..s ..s.. !.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-29


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shout fty-tvo i52l fest eisht RI i.shes /. v;Isb
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part Of share No. three l3l a tie ~ Clarks
estate, pastitionsd, and bssne I'll The epe,tv -
vsysd 70 one Naskill by deeds fren n. N Ri.~er
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| Trust vss exeeutsd for the psrno.. - :esm,;. ~
| the payment Of two peomiaaosv 49,. n.vehia -
The order d ]. Hsviissd Hsi~kt - IN So ~,
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-29

Thess psrio iicals ably represent th sthrss great
. p, Iitissl partiss Of Great Brit"in,whig. lory'
and Rad,cal-out politics forms .n'y one feature
It sAese character. As Organs Of the most pro
found writer's on Science, Litter .urs. Morality.
.ad Rei gion, they stand, as they ,ver have stood
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sL indi spcusabie to the scholar and the protess-
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rvosed a the current literature Of the day
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Reprints inasmaeh ~ they can now be placed In
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-29
PLUAER : VAN HOSEN.
mch20l PlaintiG's Att'ys.
VHE STATE OF 'OWA, SCOTT COUNTY
! ss.-In District Court for Sid eoanty.
John Armil

j ss.-In District Court for said county.
John Armil
W.
James E. Bissell,
Mary Pissell. Original Notice.
Samuel DUNN,
Catherine Dunn,
TO James f. Bisssll and Mary Rissell !:
You are he eby notified that there 10 asw On
hle in the ONCE Of the District Court az said
county, petition of John Armil, claiming Of VOC
the foreclosure Of ; certain mortgage ON tho fol-
lowing described real estsss il SCOTT county Iowa.
to-wit: The norti half Of lot four a, and the
south half Of lot i've Isl Of Armirs first adj
ton 70 the city Of Davenport - tho said lots arc
numbered and designated on the recorded plat Of
said addition. Said mortgage 10 dated October
18th, A. D., 1857, and is executed BY samuel Duff
I'm and Catherine ~, his wife, and james E. Bis
sell and Mary, his wife, 10 said John Armil and
also claiming judgment against you for the
sum Of six hundred dollars q damages for the
nOn-psyment OF tho two notes which said mort
gage describes and secures.
And unless you shall appear AMI plead, answer
or demur to ssid petition or before noon of tho
second day Of the next term Of tho said District
Court Of Scott county. to be begun and holden %
the first Monday OF June, 1861, judgment will be
rendered against you for the sum claimed, and .
decree entered, - psaysd for in said petition.
March Is, 1851.
T0uM ApMrr
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-29

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~ existioe betwesn the undsrsignc under the
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che sane style. ..<,r.uncou
GEO. X. WEST,
JNO. q. GIVEN.
GEO +. CARPENTER
sxpAvs~vcs,, Monday, Oct -. $780,: IS
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-29
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n. PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
n The lsss arm Of Rsca AsDsox, WEsr d Co.
are requested TO bril- them for settlement
- n AMI settle Mt once II is Absolutely noces-
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Immediately. Persons having open accounts with
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CLUDDIN(s.
\ A discount oftwsnty-6ve per cont. from the
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sni so on.
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q QmumGR Aegm0Oq9004GSyp4
.rNrAup an IN nUsOAY. APnID In. ~
Ss.ss,sss daily. So ~ $500, = fol'oss:
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eaSees pevseesss sAaly' ssa1s'' q
lst nirht szpDO $780,. ............. $50 4. =.
"a fa3gh trains a.. I. =
"a n4dl tssin at..... ..o.3e ?. y.
An 6nane evss this sOutsaso II dfsset esonogioD
q Chieago with trains over both the Michigan
@suthern, Michigan Central, Pittsburg, Fost
Vavpe. and Chicago Railroad 70 and from De
ut. Toledo. Columbus, Cleyelssd, Cincinnati
NttsburR Dunkivk, Bs6alo, Niagara Fails, Abs
~ New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and wash
.seton. Also ct LaSalIs with trains Of the ILL.,
IL Central Road-North to Galena and South 70
- Louis aid Cairo. !.
Passengers are reminded Of the necessity Of
diving distinct direetions 10 the dssticaton Of
heir luggage, also to procure tickets before tax
sg their ssass in the cars, - the conductors COZ
- farss ooly to statioos DE lire Of the Chi
ego and Rock lsland Rsilroad.
JOHN P. TRACY, Superintendent:
Davenport, April Is, 1851. du
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-10-19
A BEAUTIFUL MOSS BASKET.

The appearance of moss on the outside oil
ladies baskets is produced by worsted oil
the same kind as that used for embroidery
in worsted. Fouy or FIVE shades of green,
and as many of brow q, in regular gradaLions,
should be selected the darkest. shades OF
an olive tinge, aud the lightest of a yellow
ish hue, IN preference to grass green, which
has not the mellow autumnal tint of the col
ors before mentioned. One skein of each
color is sufficient for pair of baskets
The shape. or body of the baskets, is form
ed of pasteboard, and is usually round or
oval, and made with or without handle
across. according to fancy. The pasteboard
silk and if handle be affixed. it should
be sewn on, outside, where the joining will
be covered by the moss, so that the silk
may appear neat within. The worsted of
each color should be wound into separate
ball, and knitted, either fat or round, like a
stocking: piece OF thread should then be
passed, by means of needle, through the
last row of loops as stitches. and fastened
at each end, in order to prevent the knitting
from unravelling. The worsted should then
be thoroughly wetted or soaked in warm
water, and placed in an oven of gentle heat
until perfectly dry. After this, the respec-
tive pieces must be unrayelled and made up
into small punches, which are to be sewn
SO thickly on the silk. with which the out
side of the basket is covered, as 10 leave an
apparent space between them. Each bunch
should be composed of about three shades
Of color, made up in the following manner !:
The several pieces of knitting being Sc
lected, few rows of each are to be unrav-
eiled, and all the ends being taken up at
the same time, are to be held between the
thumb of the left hand and the side of the
hand, as low and near the joint as possible:
the upper part of the thumb being then slight
ly relaxed, the worsteds are with the right
hand, wound round the thumb and finger
of the left hand. Ike figure 8, and he'd in
that position while the middle, including
The ends with WHICH i began and lett of, is
sawed together WITH piece of silk. The
bahches should be placed N heaps. accor-
ding to their respective shade. and sewn on
ST. basket, according 10 taste, informing
bag me hues. "a a 10 avoid Tue appearance
Of IoFna!:ty = Wiihes' SPIRIT Of Ike Times
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-10-19


NEW BREED OF SHEEP.-A report has
lately been made to Society of Acclimalion
of Animals, in London, of new breed OF
sheep. or a; least animals resembling sheep,
except in size, found in countries adjacent
TO the Puniaub. These animals are called
Purik sheep, and are the most diminutiye
of the owls family, the full g own ones being
not larger than lambs of few weeks old.
The Purik sheep has small bones, and q
feshy carcass, and the mutton is excellent.
and yields three pounds year of very fine
wool. The ewes generally give two lambs
ytar-of very fine wool. The ewes gener-
ally give two lambs a year. The great adj
vantage of this over other breeds is its do
nestle habits. living around the cottage as
quiet as house-dog, and feeding upon all
SORTS of waste gaibage, scraps OF fruit. veg
etabIes, shreds tbas are frequently wasted.
eating them from The hands Of any enc who
offers. Ii is thought that the Purik sheep
would be adapted to the climate OF England,
and exactly adapted TO The wants of many
eottsgeTs. If so. il would also suit MANY
in this country. It would be a great OBJ
ject to get an animal 10 consume the kitchen
garbage less objectionable than the hog. |
and the flesh of which would afford more |
wholesome food 70 The common people. too /
many OF whom live. IS far as meat il con-
cernsc, almost exclusively upon PORK. !
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-10-19
THE ARMY ABOUT WASHINGTON.

The Washington correspondent of the
Post, under date of Sept. 25th, says of Che
army in and around Washington
The arrival of regiments from The North
ern States is regular, and at about the rate
Of three regiments day. Everything all
along our lines is now in excellent order.
Each cluster of regiments is brigaded. and
wherever it is possible the brigades are
made up from troops of single State. The
men were never before so well cared for.
One hundred and fifty head of cat!e are
slaughtered daily for the benefit of the sol
diers, and the ovens Of the Capital daily
turn out an immense amount Of the rery
best bread. 1t is fact that tie army
bread is of better quality than that sold
by our city bakers. There are fourteen
ovens, and 10 keep them going there IS 4
daily consumption of twenty four bushels
of potatoes, two hundred and forty bIrrels
of -four, and fourteen hundred gallons OF
yeast. The number of leaves turned OUT
daily at the one Capital bakery IS over sixty
thousand; there are immense establishments
of the same kind on the other side Of the
Potomac. There is German bakery, where
the bread is of tue kind denominated Ger
man." and which is supposed to accompany
lager beer, when The soldier is lucky enough
to obtain it.
Good beef and good bread will keep an
army from suffering. but ours IS supplied
with MANY Inquiries. Il is found In frugal
camps impossible To consume more than
half the rations issued, and with good
ausrtermsster large sum of money can
be saved to invest in luxuries. No regi-
ment which has good Officers lacks an
abundance of coffee. tea. sugar. molasses,
and even butter. A large number Of the
Yankee troops indulge in the familiar Ne"
England dish. apple pie. A prominent Ne"
England politician recently made visit 70
the camp of one of the New England regi-
ment. and was treated to dinner q steak
and potatoes, with dessert OF suga, apple.
pie. He was not expected, and the dinner
was impromptu, and more wholesome one
he never ate.
The health of the tr 1ops 10 assonishingiy
good. Ore Massachusetts, regiment. which
entered the District four months ago. hss
lost but one man by sickness. One Of our
prominent physicians, upon boxing over
ihe statistics of sickness and mortality IN
he army, and comparing them Fith the
same of our principal cities. ssys there has
5een Esss sickness ssd mortality IN tie ar
nv than the usual average, OF course ex-
,epting the usual casualties OF the battle
ield.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-10-19

TINS GEkXAS ELExESr.-Prof Rauschen-
buscn, al Rochester. \. 7. theological
seminary. recently spok4 a the Baptist
church. in Springfield. in behalf of the
German element OF our population. The
number OF German speaking people In tie
country was estimated at 500. Geo, the num-
Der OF German Baptist churches was stated
to be 80. and the number of German SOL
diers now engaged in fighting for the Union
Has estimated at over 10000. sThs
Deutch 66npanie ish de resht cOnrazuis.' Sc
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-10-19
NOTICE.
r.,he Electors Of the State Of Kan

r.fhe Electors Of the State OF Kansas.
4 becomes my duty to lay before the vot-
-. If this State the following 80 Bill on
R.uEiDg. ;" for their approval or rejection.
:, The General election in November, 1861,
:. according to the Constitution of Kansas,
A,t;ole XIII, Section g.. no banking law
sbdI be in force until the same shall have
.SsenT submitted to a vote of the electors oil
The State, at some general election, and
.nnroyed by a majority of all the votes cast
Il ~ sauch election. J. w. ROBINSON,
Secretary of State.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-10-19

GaFibaldi says European affairs win not
permit his visiting this country, and on no
viii be take up arms for the North
until il unequiyoeally places itself on IN aati-
slavery platform.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-10-19

SECRETARY of STATES OFFICE,
Topeka, Sept. 18th, 1861.
hereby certify that the above is true copy Of
the original Enrolled Bill, as filed in my Office.
JOHN w. ROBINSON.
Secretary of State.