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Letter from Capt Montgomery.
FoRr SsHrH. Ark. Feb. 8. 1861.

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A report has been put in circulation here
by some very nervons Or desigs:sg persons
that wishel TO senl of from this Depot
on the steamer Alamo. which left here OH
Tnes'isy last. large quantity of Ordnance
Stores. (ammunition. &:..) to St. Louis
Mo-, and that the master Of the Alamo re
fused to take it. TO defeat the object o
the panic maker-if such was ITS source
! beg leave to state. through your columns
that the ammunition in store here is few
boxes Of case shot for field pieces. whic!
have been in store here for several years. an.l
for which transportation to Little Rock
not to st. Loxis-was required Of me sev-
eral months ago. q "sssismsg.i by long
keeping. ami unservieeAbIe. aud moreove
because thee are no guns here suitable for
such ammunition.
have also. iu store. box Of con'iemn.
ed Carbines. and non-commissionel off ,e.,
swords. invoiced to St. LouIs. Mo-. The,
packages have been in store here for lon,
time. awaiting transportation. l propose.
to ship them on tt- Alamo (it being tn
first opportunity have had, as your real
ers all know, for many moatl,,) an. declin
I'd doing so. because the master of the Ala
mo q. keI % SO cents per 100 lbs To s,
Louis: whereas by waiting for . rise 0
water. l can have freight transported tt
cause the Stores being sconAless. it IS no
'm.,ortamt N4t they should be shipped unit
sx'h tine as their transportation WILL So1
AMOUNT To MORE THAN THEIR VALUE.
l am SIR. very respectfully.
Ioar ob't servant,
A. MONTGOMERY,
Capt. a. A. O. NJ. U.S.A
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Death of W. D. wescots.

The distressing news reached here this morning.
that Mr. William D. wescott, srmerly If this city.
had been found dead in his b,i 1t ho:el in Pal
estine. Tex.s-shos probably for his money. Mr..
weseott was we'll known in this County. where
he had many warm friends. who will mourn his
untimely death. He was raised, almost, in this
City. having come here from Philadelphia, a
Clerk for Wallace, Ward Co., when in his 18th
year For the last three years. he has been witl,
Burnside 4 Co.. of New Orleans. and has been in
the habi: of travelling large part Of hi. time in
Texas for that firm, making collections, ect, and
was probably murdered for money.
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Letter from Cherokee Nation.
TAnLEouAH, y. n, Feb. 6. 1861.

FRIEND DUxaAN II write you few
lines. to let you know what is going on
here Just at this time. The Court is now
in session for the trial OF Jesse Terrell. an,
others. on charge Of ho,Se-stea!ins. Ter
reil was taken out few days ago by SON,
of the citizens. who pretended as il they
We're going to hang him, and he contesse
to having been concerned in stealing goo'
,,,,v h,rs.s ant rn,,;o. ,h,, II,
line to d certain Doctor. who paid them a
trifie for their trouble. and sent the horse,
out OF the country. 1t is reportei that the
Dost"r has left tor parts unknowm. sin :.
Terrilrs arrest. Terr,ii viii! ~ doaut. r--
ceive the lash for the first oif.ncs, ami Wi.
be hung Tor the others-as our laws hang
for the second offence for horse-stsaling.
JACOB
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State Arms.

Six hundred Minnie MUskets, have been
received here during the week. and will be
issued to volunteer Companies. in the Coun-
ties of Benton. Washington. Crawford. Ss-
bastian. Polk and Sewer. One hundred oi
the muskets are proportional to each OF the
counties. and can be had upon the proper
aPp,ication. made by the Colonel Com
mandants Of the Counties. to Col. S. NJ.
HAYS. who has the arms in charge.
These arms are of new and improved
pattern. and arc said to be very effective
weapon.
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SHOCKING Murder ut Fort Smith
Two Men Shot aad Killeli


A most horrid murder was committed At
Port Smith. on Monday night last. The
particulars of which. as We learn from .
friend residing there. are as follows: At
about IL e'clock on Monday night. some
employees Of the Overland Mail Company.
entered the Grocery Of Nr. John r. Hage.
evidently with the iaieatioa Of having .
quarrel. which ended in Haey and fis bar
keeper named Burch being shot Bsrch in
ths heart. dying aluoss instaatly. sad HAss
ssswesa the temples,- Who lived until aboss
IL O'Clock Tuesday morning Two of the
supposed murderers have been asrestei, and
q our latest. aavics wsre undergoing an
sxsaination. I've Others inplicassa. i i
Supposed, have asd sossh. ~ tvo.uaea were
seenE shout Daylight on Tuesday nos.ing.
some sixteen miles north of hers on fhe
fayetteville road. engaged at that time in
cai.iss. The Telegraph xins They took
hsuea hciongins 70 shs ON !:onpssy.
and it is hopea they may be arrested and
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brought to the punishment that they SO
richly deserve.
Mr.. Hsgg was quiet. inodensive and
much respected ci,izen Of Fort Smith,
where he has long resis'el. and his untime-
" death has cast gloom over that COM
munity. He leaves . wife and several chill
dren to mourn his sudden death.
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Delegates for the Convention.

&c the earnest flicitaEion # many citizens OF
Craw-ford County. lEon- JESSE TURNER. ha.
consented to allow his 20 te used as q csadI-
date Er Delegate To the State Convention.
Van Buren. Fet- /, ls6l.
At the earnest solicitation Of many friends.
HENRY WILCOX. Esq. bss consented to run
for the STATE Convention. and We authorized to
Announce him candidate for Delegate L. the STATE
Convention, from Crawfati County
Van Buren. Feb. 1, 1851.
We are authorized to anBoanee Col. G. A.
CARROLL. a. a candidate for Delegate 70 ..is
State Convention frOIn Crawfori County.
Jan. 81, 1869.
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For Prosecuting Attorney.

We are authorized u anaounes GRANVILLE
WILCOX. Es9-. as . caniiiste Tor the o.iiee Of
Prosecuting Attorney. for the I.h Judicial Circuit.
eonposed Of the Counties of Perry. Yell. Pope.
johnson. Franklin and Craufosd.
Van BURN, Jan 2s. l,6i
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~ Gov. REcToR has appointed Doct
j. j. GAINES. Commissioners To visit the
Indian Nations on our Frontier. to confe,
with their Chiefs and head men. in relation
to matters connected with the present crisis
in National affairs.
We would suggest to the Governor. the
policy Of inviting the ncshboring Nations,
to send Commissioners. to attend the State
Convention. on tn, 4tk of March.
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@ csesa-fAe saaaea eA6uxasaf of en-
nses. are sorses sf PrEnoxAa1. BsoxGnaAx, ani
h.Ass9 Ayx.c..sss.. sKt6aeisaee hasine irosAA
~ when tnkan in the easly staSss Of t6e disesse.
rsessese shoeld be e osee NOD 6S-e DeaDa1 Atos;
49, 1ssaeesl n de csad. 0sash - trikssios e
see H. - eye . siElF. = .this sre,ssgfiqa
SrsAsM6 ssd assnsss Afn1da &ed t6sexnai x
sls2iaS saa sessaettssiss tks ssiss. essI aaseslI
GseUsne- SU-O
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COLLECTORS Sale Of Lands for Nonpayment of Taxes due ~

IwMoG toll
House door n the city Of Van sGn County Of
and
yandc teraidbef efxe sadd
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q The Congress of the Southern Confederacy
now in session at Montgomery. Ala. have elected
Je1erson Davis, Provisional President, and A. Il.
Stephens. Provisional President Of the Southern
Confidence
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3| The arrival oil steamboats,. for the
last three or four days, has given our wharf
An animated appearance. Most OF the
freight received has been ON the way since
last spring and simmer. We notice, how
ever. on the wharf. considerable quantities Of
seed potstoss and onisns far sale.
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=. 4I We shoald take prusient care for
the fatere, .bus 50 ~ to. enjoy the present
Il Is no part Of wisdom to Be niierabie to-
deg. ssessss ws-saaxhappea 10 :bc to..o-
morrow.
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fse1on has existed in the Gulf Squadron
Was on board the latter vessel when sesdered
TO proceed elsewhere, a portion Of her OIL
GERS. who are southern men. supposing that
she was to SO to Pensacola. manifested dis
content. The first Lieutenant sent in his
resignation. the acceptance & which will
depend upon his being exonerated from
blame. to be ascertained when the vessel
shall arrive at New York; otherwise ne
~ - eo0vt znsaysiaIed.-zsss----s-z-
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a The O. s. Marshal. fur Oregon. passed
through our City last night, on the Overland Nail
Stage. with the Census returns Of Oregon. He re.
ports the Census of the State only footing up
about S. 900.
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@ Capt. PFRkIS's Cavalry Company.
will parade At Bushmyer's, in Rich,ani
Township to morrow.
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1 A more glorious victory cannot be
gAinei over another man than this. th,,
when the injury bgan ON ME part, the
kindness should begin ON ours
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Regimental Muster.

Ths 9th Crawford County, Regiment.
Arkansas Militia. Col. HUxrHREys, is or
dsrsd to parade in this City on Saturday
the 23i inst.
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SPntSGFrELp. III. Feb H.

Mr.. Lincoln ani his la,ly, and large
crowd .: people left the hotel at 7.3U A..
NJ. for the Great Western Railroad Depot
On route Tor Washington. Thousands OF
peop,c were there assembled to bid him
iarweIl After very many hal taken him
by the haut. and hat pa'te.l with Mr.. Lin
coin. he took hi, stan On the platform %!
ais car, waen he M ,e a ,il,, IT ami eth :ient
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Census of tbs Cherokee Nation.

The following is q summary Of the Cen
sus Of the Cherokea Nation. (excIu.ive OF
the Indian population. as just returned
by IL. L. Smith, assistant Marshal.
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~ The attention Of oar rea.iers l.
invited to the advertisement Of DR.. " hi.e.
Hs has Just received new supply Of Drugs
And Asdieines, Fancy Articles, &e.. a..
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T See new advertisemenfs Of Henry,
Williams 4 Co.. New Goods. Sugar AID
Salt. ETC.. etc. =
s@ See advertisenent Of :" Foand >, in
Aaother column, - s.sa.F :
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~ Circuit Court for Sebastian County,
commences at Greenwood next Mon,ay.
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S Union Democrats. vii: keep their
eyes open. for bogus tickets.
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/" Stick to your party. cry the Dis
unionist. and support none bat De mocrats
and let the Union go to the devil.
~ Several largo droves OF mules have
passed through our city. during the week,
going south for market. - Is
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VAN BUREN,
FEMALE SEMINARY.

F.P. LEAvENYORTH. PRINCIPAL.
WILL commence tn" S ,ring S ssion ~ this
wv Scipl on MoSDAY. F.b 4th. assisted by
mi .tenf teachers in suc.i number tn. patron
age of tn, citiz .ns will warrant
The scholastic year il iivi icf ITO two sessions
If ii We months each An H. acc0nno l,tiorS h ave
been provided for all who may atsn l. ani no
pains will be spar ID Ia make the cours. shnouy,
AMI rr ,c.ictl
eF The rates ha,e been l,ccr.i fy,m ,ho &c o. L. Il
sessnn. in orier meet the iaeoaab.e yr.ssure or
the times.
Terms of Tuition for S ssion of five months
pa, a;l. one half in u lv ,nce.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
Primary. realing a e!ing. etc. $500
JUNIOR CLASS.
Lower English br,nchrs Writing. Gcog-
ralhy Arithmetic Execution. rtc. 20
SENIOR CLASS.
Higher English branches Botany. Rhet-
orc. Algebra, Geometry Cheulis-
try. Astronomy. DC. 1900
Greek. French or L.tin. each 500
Music on Piano, by Mr. F. DeJeunc 5000
Use "f Instrument 800
Drawing (Crayonwith perspective) 500
Boarding. be had in respectable families
for $'.00 rer week.
All applications to enter the Summary must be
tnade to Of the Trustees.
WILLIAM F. ENGLAND, !
JAMES A. DiBRELL,
CHARLES q. SCOTT, n"'r Vi
JOSEPH j. GREEN, 'rusoees'
d. e. WILLIAMS,
Van Buren, Ark FeJ. is.. lS6I
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l.
A proposition is likely Soon 10 Dc niie,e.i
in the COMPROMISE convention, under Re-
publican auspices, proposing an accommo-
.iation Oh the basis ui National Conven-
ton Tor the consideration ot amendments to
the Constitution. to oe called by the States
On the recommendation of Congress. This
Is not the time NOS the place TO discuss the
question now pressing IN the public coun-
..ti
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RrcHMo>D. Va, Feb. 11th.

RIcHMo>D. Va, Feb. 11th.
The Gov. transmitted to the Lngi>la, urc
to day = communication from Jnise Robin
son. commissioners to the seceeiinS States,
ia,ci Montgomery the 81. He says the
Governor % Geo 1iA. accepts the mctiation
of Va. and give assurances. authentic. that
q ,orgia will aostain. during the periol con
templatest. from all acts calculated to pro-
iuce a collision o. atas between that State
an,l the General Il ,verum mt. The Com-
missioner believes that the Gpv't OF Ara
bama will give f.vofsoie an.sySr AN 18th It
South Carolina. .uiAi coaiorm .ler coirsS Oi
action to the re:o,i n u, ,tativn of the South
ern conie ,eratinn.
NASHVILLE. Tenn. Feb. IL.
The returns tt Tn. e.e1tiaa oa III, 9th are
| still very n, .sgre. To- inii:atiun> are that
| the Union can itat... ass e.,ate majority
will be over 50 0JO f.,s call for con-
| venti"n is defeated oy r,"bn,l 1000
As ixr asihe.rt IRON only two se-es,ionists
| have Ueen electei.
NEW ORLEANS. Feb. IL.
new asg Of soyefs1 sn;y "f Louisiana
! was n..turlei from the ,op oi Ia, City Hal
to-day. anil firing Of cannon AMI ringing
of bells. accompanied with Music an
, cheers fr,m tn. p"I,Ala e.
The Texas convention adjourned on tn
4;h inst, To the 2 oil Marrh. A commit
tee OF safety was appointed TO remain a
Austria. ln t;;s mcintims the convention
v"tel resolutions. sustaining Wig fall, Hemp
hill. aal Reagan for their cua.se i'll Con
Yrs~s. and cen>uring Hamilton.
The revenae cutter AT G .lveston was con
.lemnel Is unseaworthy. Her armament
.as taken ani turned over to the coast sar
sey party. rnere is not muc, disposition
by the eoarention 10 trust Gov. Houston
The L.s..>iasurs is ,i,srnssing inan.is
measures AMI the stay laws. There is very
much opposition to tue latter. but it will
lou tiess. pass.
LOUISVILLE. Feb. 18th.
The Legislature. without doing anything
Of NsiiuaAl character, adjourned. |. yssser-
day noon to the 20th of March to wait the
action u the pesos Congress n Washing
ton.
ELxAvexwonra. KANSAS. Fso. IL.
Gov. Bsowa has csllel ths Legislature to
meet Aaua 716th,.. Much interest IL. felt in
regard to the election Of ths United States
Senators. Mr Bebse. ths late acting Gov
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Van Buren, Ark, Dee. 24th. / 81.
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RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES
DKYAN,S
PuLMONIC WATERS

rhe Original Medicine Established in 1887, and
first article of tne kind ever Introduced under
the name Of "fULA mic WAFEKS," in this u
any other country all other Pumonic Wafer,
are counierfeits. The genuine can be known by
the name Bryan being stamped on each Wa.
FER.
BRYAN PULMoNIC WATERS
Relieve Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Hoarseness
BRyANs PULxoNIC WAFERs
Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, Difficult Breathing
BRYAEs PULMokIc W. rEAs
Helieve Splitting of Blood, Pains in the Chest
BRYAN's PULxoNic war RS
believe Incipient Consumption, Lung Diseases
BxyASs PULAoNjC WAFxRs
Relieve Irritation Oi the Uvula and Tonsils.
BKvAN's pULn0NIc w AFExs
Relieve the above Complaints in Ton Minutes
BRYAN's PULxoNIC WAFERs
Are n Blessing TO ali Grasses and Constitutions.
BRYAS's PULxONIc WAFgRs
Are adapted for VOcalists and Public Speakers
BRYAN's PULAONIC WAY4Ks
Are in sinpIs form, and pleasant to the tas t.
DRYAs's PU. MONIc VI ArEgs
Net only relieve but eject rapii and lasting cures
BKyAN's pULMONlc WAsEds
Are warranted 10 give Satisfaction to every one
No family should be without boz "
BKYAN's fULMONIC WAREH
in the aouse.
No traveller should be without supply OF
bKYAN's Pei u, MIC AFeRs
in his pocket.
No person II ever object to give for
BKYAN'S pULMONIC W APEEs
Twenty-Five Cents.
JOB MOSES. Sole PROPRIETOR Rochester. N. 7
Sold by all the Druggists in Davenport aud else
where. novz7 d3wiy
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SsATE or IOWA. SCOTT COUNTY. IN
- the Dis1ies court Of scott Comfy. Original
Notice
10 John Lei:s. Anna r. LeifE. John &. Bud
1Aeaer Paui > Chandler. Graf 4 Hammerstien,
= n Isnnon. VIM l. Dsrii, gton. Le~is Ferry,
n = H. B- hiitemorf and + . Lien stein d Graup.
Sne; lou are her. ~ nosinel tina; there IL
ncs 90 Me an the ofhee Ut tie .Iesk Of the Dis
anri ..an u Sas't county, Iowa, petition Of
SPi.r hiisksr. psaylag for the f.xeci.ssA Of :
D@tg>ge gwen BY John Lsiz and Anna +. Leitz,
a. Lot ear, - Bocx seven. in the ci Y Of Daven.
PSt, 20 sAad Whitaker. TO secure the payment
eose gwen ~ said Ltisx and said Whitaker,
sd alleging that there is nov due and un,sia M
sss1 sole. the sum If four hundred ga i stv-6ve
91lev dooiARs asd 10 teress and unless Won .nse.r
and answer thssefs on " before noon al Inc es,.6
1ay u he nexs esro a the district Court II
0ests esoofy, 1oUa. the prayer Of the petitioner
gill - gasasl. and decree rendered. sxainst
- ehsfson- g. WhlTAkFk,
~ AltsAv Att'y for Pi.intiC
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me GREAT kNGLiSn Re flkEI.
SIR JAMES CLARkE'S
CeleLrufeA Female Pills

Protected by Royal Letters Patent.
preyared jron. a prescriptio" Of Sir j. Clarke ~.
D., Wys.c,an Ertruordsnary TO tho Queen.
This invaluable medicine is unfailing 10 the
which the female constitution is subject.
noiefates all excess and remove all distractions
,nd speedy cure may b. relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
s re s,i ., sui,sd i T.. VII. in shqrt time
ia n Dotte. price One Dollar bears the Govern
ment stamp of Great Britain. 70 prevent CO IN
serteits.
CAUTION.
There P,us should not b. taken Jy |cmales Ia,
ing The FIRST THREE UON7 rs Of p,eynancy
Is hey sure 10 bring HIS, arriage, bm a.
ANY ofh~r time they are SIZE.
La all cases Of Nervous AMI Spinal Affections
Psin ia the Back and Limbs, Fatigue s.gh'
exertion, Paliiiaton .. the heart, flys.erics ana
Whites these Pills viii effect 4 cure whcn a.. 9th
rr means have failed and although pow crfui
remedy, 40 not contain iron, calome antinony, %
anything hurttu 10 the cons tuition.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each
package, winch should be carefully preserved.
Sole Agent for the United States a..i canada,
JOB MOSES, (Laie &c. BALDWIN Il Coz
Rochester, y. Y.
n. B.-$l.C0 and postage stamps enclosed to
any autho:iz agent. will insure bottle, con
tanning 50 pills, by return nail.
Sold by all Druggists IL Dayen..rt and else
shere. noy5-dAwly
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Bss<ssGsr's Wigs and Toupees surpas. ALL
They are eiegsst. light, easy and durable
fitusg 10 . eharD- no turning up behini-no
shrinking Of the head; indeed this il the OILY es-
ssblisha,ent where these ihings are properly un-
derssoed and made.
jySlS.S Is EcBd street, New York.
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HAIR DYE! .@AIR DYE!
Nm A. BAycHELoK's HAIR DYE.
The Original and ReA( in the " ORD.

The Original and Beat in the World:
All others are mere limitations, and should be
sroi1e.. u yoa sish a. escape ridicUie.
Ggas, gEDOR KS nAik dyed instantly
isDeAatlful and Natural Brown OF Black, without
the Least INJURY 10 hair or skim
Fifteen Medals and Diplomas have bee q award
"a % wm. A. Bachelor since ioSs, and over ~,
cee applications h.se been made e. the liar Of ms
patrons ofhi famous bye.
wm A BAfcheler's Hair Dye produces coiss
nat 10 be distinguished ir9m nature, and ia war
raEied not ~ injsre in the least however long II
mag be cD.fiase1, and the i'll effects Of bad dyes
reneiiei. he Hair insig -rst-i for Life by this
splendid aye
.ade, sid 81 supplied in private rooms At
he wix Factory, IL Bond street. New York.
Sold 10 al cities snd 10 Of the United States
by Drsxxi-;s and Fancy Goods Dealers.
The genuine has the name and address
up-n . steel plate engraving on fou. sides of each
boz. of WILLIAM 4. BACHELOR
jy5iui IL Bond street. Aew York.
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PIllsbarg. Fl. Wavae 4 Chicago
Il ALL R q A ID.

Il ALL e q AD.
e ~ 8
4 VARS Run FROM Chicago PITTSBUk6
~ without change, connecting with the great
PEN1ySYL VAALA CENTRAL RAILROAD
New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore aad W ash
ogton city, and all the interior towns of Penn
.yivs MIA, New Jersey, New York, Maryland, 10.
Merchants by taking this route, will hsye the
sdvantage Of all the eastern markets 1t no addi-
ei0nal cost.
Baggage checked through.
Trains leave tho Depot, Canal street, west eide,
.Aicaxo, daily on the arrival Of trains from the
sest and Northwest.
connecting 1T Crestline with Cleveland 4 Lake
shore T. X. to Dunkjrk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls,
New York and Boston, and all the interio,
sewns OF Now England, via New York Contra,
and New York Erle Railroads Also South Il,
Columbus, GAINESVILLE, Newark, Mount Vernon.
xeeutenville and Wheeling, and interior town.
~ ohio and Virginia.
The above trains connect at Forest with train.
- Mad River Road to springfield, Urbano, bay
.on and Cincinnati. Also with trains at Lima tor
dayton and Cincinnati direct.
Gsse - low - cay other Kesse.
Passengers bound east will find this route both
Dleasant and agreeable, passing through many Of
che largest and finest cities in the United States
Passengers arriving At Chicago on any q th,
sosas, will find attentive check agents IT the de-
pots to receive checks and convey baggage, free 81
charge . the Pittsburg and Chicago cars. Sleep
.ag cars accompany each train.
Tickets for sale at all the principal ticket on
- In the West, and at the Company's Office, cor
Ger Of Randolph and Dear ,orn streets, or at lhs
Depot, West side, Chicago.
Rs particular to ask for tickets by Fort W syne
DAN. w. BOSS,
sen1 Western Passenger Agent, Chicago.
4. II. MOORE, Com. ana Gent Ag't, Chicago.
freight Of ali kinds will be carries. from Chica
soto all points East at ali tunes, ~ as low rate
N"'i.-"A ee~t.
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DtysOlagttOw.

THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
i existing bet ween the undersigne under the
urm a al name Of KlCBARDsOS, v EST Co., Is this
Jay dissolv by mutual consent, Mr.. GivEH re-
urlag. Tho business will b conducted by the
70 naining parties, At the same once, and uauer
the same style.
D.. RICHARDSON,
GEO. r. WEST,
JNO. G. GIVEN.
GEO. +. CARPENTER
DAVENPORT, MONDAY. Oct IS, LEGO.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-10
CTATE OF IOWA, COUNTY OF SCOTT, SS
- La the District Court.
Royal A. Is. Mills,
Daniel +. Randolph, Original Notice.
j. h Gilbert and
Cn.k r. Saryenf

To said Daniel F. Randolph, Defendant: You
are hereby notified that here is now on file, in the
Office OF the Clerk Of the District Court Of said
county a petition and sup Elemental petition o,
Royal Alb. Mills. claiming Of you III Al two mortgage
es,one made by John b.W lson, TO Daniel Randol. b
on or about the lth OF February, 1856 Tor SzOO,
and the other made by James n. Wilson, to J. Is
Hilbert, May "a 1854, for $2o0 both On the west
half Of the north wet quarter of section number
twenty, township number 80 north Of range FIVE,
east Of the 9Th r. NJ. be cancelled of record and
adjudgcd Satisfied, and unless you arpe " and de-
tend, on or before noon Of the second day Of the
mex term Of said Court to be holden On the Il, ct
n isy of August, A. D., 1861, default will be
entered sga:rs, you and judgment rendered there
IN for the relief h.re:n claimed, with interest
and costs.
COKBiN, Dow & BROWN,
jne2st Plaintiffs Attnr1eys
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-10

sN,OtlCH.
4 LII PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
"A the late nrn Of kIca AsDeoN, WEsr / Go.
are requested bring them forward for settlement,
and ak persons indebted to said Grm are requested
10 cal and settle At once. u is absolutely neces
sary that books should be closed end thai too,
mined ately. Persons having opsn .ccOanss with
ouI Office, will sblige by rendering them - once
RICHARDS IN, WEST i CO.
DAVENPORT, Oct. Is, SEE dse