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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-27
Arrival and Departure NJ the Mails.
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o'e'ock N tloses At q o'clock L N WAY mail
clesea at Y A. Al Way mail anives at & p u'clock
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cnrted.
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excepted.
NORTHERN Mat Via Lyons 4 Camancbe-.
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SucrHsaE MAIL Via steam paeksta--cl.sea at
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Pm arrives yueslat, Thursday ard saturday NJ
0 o'clock T. ~
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Monday, Wednesday and Friday ~ o'clock T. N;
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end Friday 81 ~ o'einck N arrives Tuesday and
Friday ~ II o'clock N.
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I'm.
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day at u uclock N.
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delisci closed Fl ia o'oioeh + N eInaes at v
n'clrch Y NJ Office oIen On Runday from To
~ o'eloe A NJ
tsf y the principal nlsils are carried hy Raj,
Road. all the tine ne stated in The above notice
will he RAD EoAp 1lmr. the clock in the pure,
intendants uflee, NJ n N Depot. ba.np the stand.
atd CiiAs u. ILbHliaE, p.A,
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ORIGINAL NNTICE.


THs STATE or Iowa, Ia the District Court II
Scorr COUNTY, ss. ! S"oit Co. State Of Iowa.
Macklot \ tosbin Va. George q. " iilisms.
To said Defendant.
YOU ARE nLREHy NOTIFIED THAT
Il there il how IN ii ie in the Off e VI the Clerk
the District curt u sail county. petition Of
Macklot CVthin. claiming If you the sum oft2p4 :
10 AID interest a, re, cen. nom july "a. Isa2.
az m*ney due uron account for monies advanced
and taxes ia 4 for You, aud the plaintiffs prev
that writ OF attachment issue and
unless you appear thereto, ani defend.
on or before nom Of the "a day Of the neat
term Of said Court to be holden IN the st Monday
Of November, a j.. 1862, default will I've entered
against you aud judgment rendered thereon for
the amount herein claimed, with interest aud
costs, iOA n BROWN,
Jul, %. Plaintiffs Attorneys
ORIGINAL NOTICE.
1HR SrATs or ,uw.l IN the District Court u
t,corr C"usrs. scott 60. State oi Iowa.
Samuel g. Young Va. Louis A,n,ulj J + nanek
lee. George IL. Kellogg end Gecrge ~. Van
lloeen.
To said Defendants
You are hereby nutifpi. that there IL now on
fle in The oilce Of the tle,l 81 the District Court
OF said county. petition u samuel e. Young.
claiming the foreclosure If - certain eed II lfust
On the following deferbei land, to-witi Two
acres ef lend cut 81 the south west corner 81 the
north half ct the eouth vert quarter 81 seeiian
~. township ~. range east .mpe fully described
In the petition. tSaid mortgage Is given ia secure
two notes. Ter $685. and pne Tor 41l 81. dated
June 10th. 1869. with interest a ten pet cent
after maturity and unless you appear the.e,e
and defend, on ~ before nnan Of the second liz y
OF the next term u said Cuust, 10 be holden
on the Let Monday If November. A D.. lse2dc-
fault will be entered against you and judgment
rendered the con Tor the amount herein claimed
With in crest and eosts.
POW 4 BROWN.
jly2e- Plaintiff Attorneys.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-27
ilysl.dtserl
TRUSTEES SALE.

IhUEJEES SALE.
NTHEREAS, On the 9th day Of October, A.
w ID. 1875. John stolltshhefx executed usta
samuel Sylvester, AZ Trustee, . cert&in Deed 81
Tfast,ccnveyipg to said Trustee The land In scett
county, Iowa, described ae fellows. to-wit. The
south hall OF the northeast quarter OF section
thirty live (35) in township number seveD,y mine
l7V) north VI range number twe (2l east 9th r.
NJ, which was made TO secure the purchase money
upon said land. which eaij conveyance was made
by the said stoliteahetg Tor tbeperpo.e VI securing
the payment Of eight certain promissuty notss and
the interest thereon, signed BY said s'cl,enberg.
dated the 9th day 1T October, A. ID. 1856, and
amounting in all to the sum Of eighteen hundred
dollars.
And now six Of the notes having heccm
due and pay and the said stollten e,g having
failed ~ pay the same Samuel sylvester. Trustee
as Aforesaid 10 hereby give this public that
by virtue Of the power which IL in me vested by
said Deed Of Trust, will, on Wednesday. the 2ith
day n August, A. D. 1912, at the hour OF
two o'clock In the afternoon Of said day,
at the Court House door, In the city
Of payenport, expose and offer for sale, al
public auction, the parcel Of land above described
Or much thereof ahall he necessary 20 salts
~ and pay the amount Of said ties with the in
terest thereon TO the day Of SALE together with all
the costs and expenses attending saia sale, coats
Of this notice and Trustee fees.
Dated the lst day Of August, A. y. lef2.
SAMUEL oYLVEsTbR,
vtuatee
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Costav's Rat, Roach, 60 Exterminatoi.
Costar'a
Cos.ar's Bed bug Fxterminator.
COstar's
Costar't Electric Powder for Insects, 90.

IN3a'. Doe and IT 90 BONES, IOTTipa AND FiAaHa.
80 AMP 81 ron PLANTATIONS, rH,rs, NoAgs,
lorEia. ~. &c. Nc.
CAuTiON!!! II prevent the public from
being inr osel upon by spurious and Highly Fer
n,ctoa. Ii,fotsoHs new label has beer rtepa red
bearing f.tcaiB,ie 81 the itor,ieto,s signature.
+ samne each box, bottle, or flask carefully be
fore purchasing, and take nothing but "COs.
TANS.''
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-27
CLAlMvOYANCE.

Mr.. AND MRS. T. y. PRICE, HYDRO.
lvL eclectic and clairvcysnt physicians Mrs
Price will ray spe ,ial attention. to the practice Of
OhYetric and healing disesses peculiar 70 her
sex.
OFFicR HcvRs-Qa. m, to q =. NJ. OfHce and
tween Main and Indies entrance, Second street.
tteb11 -alsl Davenp ri. Iowa.
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DISEASES or
Horses 4 ether NoMes tiCstcd Animals
M u. a., StylfH.lps

fs, MEMBER OF THE ROYAL COiLtgE
WA Of Veterinary Surgeons London. Ia ros-
$4,000 sesaed Of the most perfect system II
Horse dectoring Of airy in the Wet In n great
majority Of instances his cutes sae complete. rer.
nanen,ly Lasting and rapidly acceapl,. shed. even
llctses nseeaa from disease and hitherto thought
W he ihcurable, Mr.. Il. treats with the happieat
tesnlts, rendering them ~ to pa,iorm ordinary
work. Mr. Sc treatment IL hased IN the ieui,i-
mate sciencea Of medicine, and be pledges to give
satisfaction - all Who mss confer theft patronage
on him. Office q. LeClaites stable, corner 81 ia
ami Perry 81.
n, H.-no,se ara cattle medicines can he had
" Mr.. Seull, Mt nudesa,e ttiaes ian -dAw
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-27
INSURANCE.

kN0ONANN0 s
LvAUvN 1 Llvx1fsOL
Fire 1 Llfe Insurance Company,
ovvtoE. - WALL ! q PINE ST, Mr..
Paid Up capital, ssrp,ss and reserved
fuuAe. ...................... ....ve.boesbze
Iavested In THE cew16y,............. lsVAs.Sse
Yearly rsvesus over.... asbo,cee
The Shareholder Pessewallv 0espessi.
bic Tor Engagements - the Cen panv.
AL Dtssctoss mast - sAasehooaesss
ssvssssCns yoM pAvnssoaS.
Clso. n. rrvssh. Losssse BsAssekss. Nichslss
kaAssa = De-, deo. l.. Davenport, Alnet pkssl,
Nicholas ]. Russh.
0rsuns,l, Mia.srr ! O., naspss , Brothss. Dva.
can, Sherman Co.. AlexAadse Z. Stewart.
J. Q. wAsADURN, Agent fct Dsvsspos. and
Rock lsaaA. jiys =
OEFICE OF TN q
Peoria Marine 1 Fire Inc. Co.,
No. & Lie Claire n9OW.
ENTRANCE ON SECOND STREET
CAPITAL PAID Up. $4,000.
CHARTERED ,s4l CHARTER PERPETUAL
Undsrwrites upon the safer classes Of property,
against loss by Are and the psris Of inland nsvi-
ssVicp. At reasonable rates. and promptly adiusts
and nays oil reasonable losses which may occur In
this city, ~ this sffies.
myl7 -dAwU ~. ". Po"h
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-27

thVkUSTEE'S SALE.-Nhereas, on the 18th
i day OF Fehruary,A. ID. 1857, u. u falmef, aud
Ann Mari, HE wife. executed unto Luther &.
Ward, as Trustee, certain Deed 81 Trust. eon-
veyipg to said Trustee the land in Scot. county.
Iowa. described IA follows. te-wit: part III the
fractional quarter in Sc ton Ne tuot21 in town
ship No. seventy nine ~ tans.e NJ Eve ) east
vi the 9th Z n. bounded "a follows eenn,ene-
ing ON the bank Of the Mississippi river On the
oprth- east corner, and running west to the lot
IN ned by Andrew and James HannahH thence
south ten rods thence east TO the east site Of the
Camanchs road thence north along said road if-
tyAve feet; thence to the said river thence north
10 the place Of begnnhg,or at the south east cor
ner Of land ewned by hlirs, containing enc
acre and a half OF land, NOR. or lesa. and all
buildings thereon. Which eaid conveyance W
made by the said Palmer and wife aud recorded
in the Recorders oiiee If Scott county. In book
* ., mortgages. page 3dS. Tor the purpose Ut
securing the payment of two certain rttmissory
notes and the interest thereon, signed Ivy said y.
y. Palmer, aud nated the 18th day Of February.
A ~ 1857. and payable az fellows One Tor s31,-
30 100 ryahle in 81. month";, the other for sJ314
bo-lu0. ayable in twelve months, both payable at
7. 4, Camrhelfa o0ice Davenport, Iowa, and
whereas, the eaii luther g. Ward having removed
from the State oi Iowa nd declined to ct NJ such
trust e, and J, hn &. Bills. # l'av nport Iowa,
having been appointed Trustee in his place, ac-
cordinr to the provisions II taid DEED OF Trust.
nv tn. County IN ge uf ~eett county On due ne
tice and by oneent If said iinler and vile.
Andrew said Ssa1, 80 having become due and pay
able and the said u ~ Palmer and Ann Maria la-
mer having failed I" iay the came. |, John Z.
biils. Trustee "a aforesaid. do hereby give this
public notice. that ny virtue - the power which
il IN me vested by said Deed 81 Trust, ] will, On
Satutda the 23d day oi August y Gs,at the
hour vt nine o'clock in the forenoon Of said day al
the Court House door, in the city If davenport.
expose and oIer inr sale OF public auction, the
parcel OF Lana above described. OF much there
81 M shall be Necessity to eatsiy and pay the
amount of eaid note " tn the interest III Green 10
the day Of sale, togeths, with all the e,sta and
expenses attending zaid-sale. coss OF this ao,ce
aud trustee's fees.
Dated the 2sth day of July. 4 y lFG2,
JOHN. MILLS.
;ui IA,
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DtssolAeStOsa,


o.. IsNs'sSeeSsAtts.
vr~HE UNDERSIGNED ffAvB ASSOCIATED
Of cona setins ,hs Hotel tasinsss 81 ths lstjisirs
House, IN tbis city, under ne r nstAs 81 Oiilstt
Wits 3 Moffis.
DAvaNreAs, May Sth, 1853. -
* s s s|Ss:'s'
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CARDS.

NAM. e.. BROWN,
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW.
n (succesaor Of Dew h brown, Davenport, 10 -.
Once rear Of l. A. Msckio''s bank aga dU
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Tan" effect Monday Msy bh, 1899. al A.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-27
vvHsrflss@ sses,s .Vselce.

NIOrlCI Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ALL
IN oo1s q Uesey due from individuals for vse
& ~ lily lsvss, nset b paid on Neeisy ~ m
- q ~ 49, Il llill's bsildius. ecsnss - ~.
u saose ~ lsvee, without fol
&sA AstunclNl
0svu1sk Asgaat3a IN.
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Wholesale Agents in New York City

~" Sold hrerprsefe-.by
Ait WnoLeaAih naraaists in the latgef cities.
,Snine nf the
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-27

NEW PENNSYLvAN1A HOUSE.
rOaNER OF FOURTH AND IOWA alta
~ Davenport, lows. DAVIS 4 Soms, Pro,rie,cr. !.
Frs Onaibus 70 and from the cars, y CO al
Ssags. leaving for LsCisire, Pfiscetou, Lyons De.
VIA, MAquoketA, nj AnAmosa.
Fsrs One Dollar per dav. aug7l-ly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-27

THs STATE or Iowa, Ia the District Court u
Scorr COUNTY, ss. 'Scctt Co. state Of Iowa.
Macklot \ toshin Va. Geerge g. " liams.
To said Defendant.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-10-30
RUTLAND HERALD.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 80, 1862
,,om the Daily Herald of Oct. 20.
,,satueut of our Volunteers On the
'rayagc from New Orleans TO New

q, another column will he found state
nnt lust made public by the Vice Chairman
# he New England Soldiers Relief Assooia-
ton, whose details will fill every true hearted
os1on with burning Indignation. We might
here we're some mistake connected with il, but
the statement seems too we'll authenticated to
admit doubt of its narrowing truthfulness.-
Such hreatment bestowed upon ordinary pas
seggers would be in the last degree mhuman
and brutal but to intiict il, after having swim
led them out Of double passage fare, upon
men who have, with noble and self-sacrlfcing
srOtism, enlisted, battled, suffered and worn
themselves out in the service of their country,
s.ris such measure of condemnation as pen
pald fail us in attempting TO describe. That
nave volunteers of Vermont should have been
abject to such brutality, will carry an espe-
"a pang TO the heart, and blush of indigna-
in to the cheek, oi!every son and daughter Of
be Green Mountain State. The thing is dis
rsceful to the country, disgraceful to humani-
F.
We have not the heart to reeapitulate any OF
he facts. Our readers will refer to the state
psnt We learn from the New York papers
dst one of the eighteen soldiers who took pas
age on board the Cumbria, has already died
rloe reaching New York.
Quick, thorough investigation should be had
Of this matter, and short work made of those
sho are responsible.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-10-30
The Council of CenSOrs.

Wegve our readers this morning the promised
speech of Mr.. Dorr, OF this town, made IN the
Council of Censors. We have already, both
before and since the sitting of the Council,
5nehy expressed our views as 10 what action
as expected of that body. We take the oc-
easion afforded by the publication of this
Teech, again to refer TO the subject, and say
that we believe there will be wide spread
teing of surprise, disappointment and dissat-
sfaction among the people of the state at the
result. or rather want of result, Of the labors
Of the Council. We have seen but one view
Of the matter taken by the press of the state,
except in the locality which is Immediately
interested in frequent sessions of the Legisla-
lure We have heard but one expression OF
opinion among the people, SO far as the mat
Yer has been agitated. Two facts seemed
conceded on all hands, 1st, that the Council
was at present an unnecessary and rather
'arnoai appendage to the body polite; and
ID, that annual sessions of the Legislature were
entirely unnecessary in this state, and econo-
+ my, and even the stability Of our laws, de-
handed that they should not be held
Yet the Council has met, deliberated
played its little part and adjourned; and we
are consequently again saddled for the next
seven years with annual Legislative sessions,
at an average yearly cost, as estimated by
Mr.. Dor, of eightytour thousand dollars
BY calling convention of the people, whose
celebrations, as well stated by Mr.. Dorr, need
not have occupied more than twenty -foul
hours, and the expense of which would there.
lore have been but trifing; at which conven.
hon proposition for biennial sessions would
nave been undoubtedly ratified, a useless ex
pense OF t,co hundred and ninety HonsaaC
d0tCors for the next seven years would hav,
Oeen saved to the people, already burdened by
'he heavy taxes incident to the war.
Mr.. Dor has investigated the matter
thoroughly, as a faithful member of the Coun
ell, and presents the results of his examination
N the speech we publish. 1t is well the peo
PIE should understand the matter, and for th
reason, among others, we give our readers the
speech and commend it to their perusal
Meare not aware that other states ar,
suffering" for Council of Censors; and it j.
% be greatly regretted that the institution ha
Oecome apparently such fixture in this state
mat Its effect is like that of the celebrated dos
u 'he manager; it will neither propose needed
''iorms OF the Constitution, nor remove itsel
wi Of the way that such reforms may be go
At otherwise.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-10-30

PUBLIC DEBT.-The representation made
in some quarters that the public debt has
seached two thousand million dollars is a gross
exaggeration. On the first day of the present
month it was only $620,000,000, and is now
less than $660,0O0,oO0, This amount tn
cludes the entire circulation and every species
of notes, and between seventy and eighty mill
ions debt of the late Administration, but ex-
cepts claims for which no requisitions have
yet been made, but which, adjusted and un-
adjusted, cannot exceed twenty millions Of
dollars.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-10-30

PRoMorED.-We learn that Charles P. Dud-
ley, formerly of Rutland, Captain of Company
E, 5th Vermont Volunteers, has been appoint.
Cd Major Of the Regiment. Major Dudley
went out as private in the Rutland Light
Guard, with the LIST Vermont, and almost I'M
mediately on his return was elected Captain
Of the Manchester Company, in the 5th, and
has, with his company, participated in nearly
every battle in which the Army of the Poto-
mac has been engaged.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-10-30

0oRREcTIoN.-In the few words preceding
ue report OF Senator Foot's address, in yes
''uay's HERALD, the printer made us say
''A' the Senator ''aduised the large audience
sAembled, substantially as follows" instead
VI addressed, &c. We prefer TO have it as we
''0'e 1t, although the error may not be a
very important one.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-10-30

GEN. MARTINDALE's CAsE.-The decision
of the Court Of Inquiry into the case of Gen.
Martindale, though not formally announced,
fully acquits that officer of the charges pre-
ferred against him. The result Of the investi-
cations rather adds to than detracts from Gen.
Hartindale's previously good reputation. -
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-10-30

Iom,; ven. Rousseau, of Buelrs army, reached
,aS SslsVlie on Friday. He is understood to be
ns se' eensure by Buell. for perssting in meet
'E and fighting Bragg.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-10-30

The seat Of s. S. Cox, reported elected v
Congress from Ohio, will be contested by Hon.
Samuel Shellabarger, on account offrauds
perpetrated in Columbus.
, 1862-09-25
PUGET SOUND Herald.
BrsILAoooN. W. T,
Thursday Morning. Sept Is, 1862.

RsvvNa.-Dafing the past two or thrre
aa.tllS our tOwa has been Sxrrrmrlv dull; -
much 70 that every day seemed like Sunday.
Signs q resuscitation, however, have been visi.
.Lss g. some days, ii variety Of symptOms
One day last week, quite : respectable fight was
gotten sP hss~sen = town dog and . country
dog on ne issae Of which the sum to'al ,O' SlS
ues s'Assa 1ae 'osn qaad'apeo waN van
qeiNhsd N ne hsht SheFsuPo" MS master WIN
as.rons disgust 'or the animal give hi@ sway
Atan e1E'y hnar on A'nday mor"'Hs las'' We
lsarnsd that one Of our citizens P1fHsl|y sue
eeeasd 10 eassiag'oa one q his Iesi, and a""thsr
~ss detected n vain effort at 'Oco@O.iOn with
hia esiy rsvsrsssl sevsral men naFe eeen sesn
Tasalns lnr''asy through the S'reeus Is thoos"
weieh'y mastss were pressing upon their so'
deminal Fegonsi We have si"ee lsArned that
tA'ir prseiPitale htsts vas caused y . desire to
rs,eh te'i sssllaeoon hss'Es Csp., TasksrN CON.
p-ay -, n's., y. 'n''as. sl', .'sy ~'s". y.
, 1862-09-25

Or DR L. J. CLIPET already secured In position which
places IT, as proprietor, far AboVe u assaults EnVE 1nd
professional uacr In The schools Of France the hrhsS
prizes oen awarded practitioners In this dtpaF mrn
o. medical science and they occupy with Vhsrs EQUALLY
Oy position In the profession. Re"Td b Iusirio1a sT.
Smple,a shJunE lEht among The philosophical bis
age In Europe aud Dr. IIRLHy has fully rquPrd him N hIS
country; proof Of which. the Philadelphia Coli r. N
Medicine cnmpmrnrd hin with Diploma. aid the nnoTnTv
nd eaHd'N drgres Selecting this hi htId oprTatIon
although qualified graduate Of the University Of PrSlh
and the late Chief surOn Of the Hungarian Revolutionary
army, for extended lahO Dr. L. CGapkRy has brIh
his earnest attention TO thF Of chIoic private a.
eases in which he Ia: become expert that he d
now regarded the leader In Ih branch HE nFOesIlS
throughout the United ftaes And hIs portrait bORrppbS
are published matter Of ineTesi their reader 6oS
exclusive journals TIL DortnFs Offices arr At bs Medr.i
and Surgical institute. street. ~ IS
darh nrary "rpdste r budngs Of the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company. .
~ We REk ne particular attention nf nm FerS.r, a. ,h
sworn certificates OF remarkable cures In ShOrr euRuHn "
th paper.
DIR l. J cZAPKAYS private Medical snd surrcaIy NJ.
tute on Sacramento street below Mont 0inoSs ~
Paehc Mail Steamship CnRpaEyS nce. San Francisco Th
Doctor oilers free e0suAtlOn, and AEks no
unless he Effects = cure.
" Persons not Wishing TO IOSr time In rorrrspord.rS
please enclose y" In their letters, they vii Fr Hmr
attention to their cases.
Adhpss L. J. CZAPKAY Mn
OI'om San Francisco, Cd.
, 1862-09-25

rm SarnnIcE-Tiis steamer cane from b.
ios q Thurlday nighi. and. aflsr laking On bard
. nupiy b rood and water a Keaehs nharr
.iisdoa Fsiiay snsrnoon hr Olympia. She
rstufnsd o. Saturday evening. iook On bnari
s1ne tli,ks g. Chsfbourr. and IN again Sun.
daT uuis Wstre tnid tk.l she vill carry
he ais untll - contract . seain rs-lst Pos
al Agent Wuiross uns On board. On bushes.
csnn-clud rilk ne nails
, 1862-09-25
Sflistrllanrous advertisements.


To whom u may eOmeeFW i-rhe undersigned, cor.
POaiorS Of the Puget Sound and Columbia River Railroad
Company hereby give notice that meeting Of the charter
memb'rs WO by the Act Of Incorporation, made Conn
mssIonsTs to certain business will be held at the
Masonic Hail. p psrEILAcnOM on SATURDAY the IIth day
Of October, 1852 the hO pf IoOelO w. for the
action Of such business as bylaw they can or are required
transact.
Dated August 9Th, 1862.
PETER J. MOOREY, Wv MILBR,
J. D. WEBER, L. WHEELER,
2. EEACH. JAS. RILES.
LAFAYETTE BALCII, A A. DENNY ..rs
TlIOS. NJ. CHAMBERS, AND Ew J. CHAMBERS,
g McCAw, u. l.. YRSI8R.
PR NIX CLARK, CIAS. PLuMMER,
y. e. FOWLER, PAUL X UCBTS
CYRUS WALKER, NM. 10. MORROW.
, 1862-09-25

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g. Ja|y aad August has been rscsived. A
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, 1862-09-25

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Issued orders iar ne organization q another
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, 1862-09-25
NOTICH:

NOTIC1I:
HEREBY NOTIFY TIIE TAX-PAYFRs OF
Pierce County that the Tax List L. n J pnsssssOn, and
all requested TO call and settle. Asthe e quent must
be turned TO The Sheriff the 18th OF OciobeFneA
Once In POst-Onice building, foot Of RaIch Ct.
J. u. MUNSON.
steiasoOm, Sept IOGh, ls69. is