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aEONEY-Market continues active at per cent.
for loans call; prime paper is and in tair
demand et 7e175f per cent
BTERLiN6f ExCHENGE-Markst steady
ct ll25z9Ils for bankers bills.
GsDasIl-MariIet for American gold Is considerahl le
firmer at 20256 percent premium cash, and 25zt2S
premium for so days; California gold bars dull az
l4G2 per cent premium
Government stocks continue steady without any
decdsd change. 3-l0 Treasury notes are steady at
s94a99 demand notes quoted ct l-l6 per cent
discount.
SFOUKB-MaTket steady and fair. Chicago 4
Galena 55K; Cleveland & Toledo 45B; Cleveland &
Pittsburg 1875; O. c. & o. 10: Illinois central scrip
So Michigan Central 4lA; Michigan Southern 30s
Harlem I2H; HadsOn 3714; Erie preferred 55T; Erie
saA; New York CeDtrsl s3A6 Cumberland ~. Gosh
on Branch bonds 50; Hannibal & 81. Joseph ~;
Galena Chicago 9s; United state 5s 81, regstereu
9s do coupons s2k 10; Oregon war loan 9214.
United State bonds per cent SO; Tennesseo 6s 90;
Missouri 5254; Indiana 5's 754
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According to the letter of M.F. Maury,
the rebels are secretly building somewhere
one hundred steam glnbosts If the following
Dimensions; ll2 feet long, q feet beam, III
tons burden, and Q feet DRAFT Their arma-
msnt Is 70 be one nine-ineh gun forward, and
q thiftystWo FOUNDER aft They sre TO b
ready about the 1st Of June.
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We are indebted to Hon. A. g. Riddle,
Member Of Congress from this district for
the message and Documents lselIe2," in
bound and convenient form.
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pL,1r Arp oRrAnENFAI PnINEIaa.

~ Plain and ornamental priuilnF % every de-
rsution done as the Printing Eatab hmens oI t4s
N7fnrn Gco On tha latest approved alil lQt ~
SS11 PIu1iol h the balt style on short notice eno
= Easonahlo rat0s. lrieqiar s!i9esi9h P.aia aS e
'|rrr work INllN ll--lA la4 u e-llslHeA ~
S@-Ssiallr Hlnnf 5cok1, Aedfars. doErneiH, halo1
lSofr, keesiVina Bootl. scs, %.
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It is in such moments that true generalship
displays itself Two hours Of indicision at
this time and Fort DonelsOn would to-day
have still been in possession Of a rebel garris
son. Calm and imperturbable as ever, the
General listened to the accounts of the con-
dition Of affairs, andlWithOut moments hesi-
tation said, ''aH irszsdiats a1d general advance
must Be made two more hours Of this and we
are whipped" The necessary orders were
Immediately given. Gen. Smith was order.
ed 70 storm the Werks on the left as soon as
be could make his dispositions to do so-
Gen. Lew. Wallace ct the time was placed in
commend Of a new division Of troops preTi-
ously held in reserve, and took Gen. McCler.
nand's place on the right, with instructions
to regain our old position there. How well
both Generals performed the task allotted
them the country already knows. General
Smith, with the impetuosity Of Aurat drove
everything before him, and planted his flag
and his battery fairly within the in
trenchments. The gallant 9Th Missouri and
ilth Indiana Apitched in with equal Vigor
on the right, drove three times their number
before them, GTer all the ground we had pre-
visusly lost, fairly into their intrenchments
again, and then sighed for an hour or two
more OF daylight to allow them to 60 over
them as well. And thus the day, which four
hours before seemed so nearly lost, was won
again, and the sun went down over an army
once more enthusiastic and hopeful, and ar
IDENTIFY longing for the finishing stroke which
the coming dawn was TO inaugurate. The
victory was ours, and TO General Grant and
his Generals, Smith and Wallace, who so
bravely and skillfully carried out bis orders,
belong the honors.
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Nv. CATTLE nIARKET-Feb. 70

BEEYES-larket &c lower. Receipts $685..
Quoted at 60956c.
sHEEP--Maik ket buOyAnt. Recoipts 6,s95. Quo
ted at 3HeA6A
sWINE-Market armer. Receipts H. ,s92 Quoted
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Narrow E.eape irom Anothsr Bun Run.

Narrow Escape from Another Bull Run.
The following, from the correspondence
o the St Louis Democrat, shows how nar-
roWly we escaped Bull Run repulse ct
Fort DOnelsOn:
GENERAL GRANTS PROMOTION
Gives great satisfaction to the best militia
~ men Of his command. Though most
modest and unassuming, and possessing
none Of the nfuss and feather" chsraoteris-
tics possessed by too many Of our military
men now prominently before the country he
has rot failed 10 impress all who have come
in contact with him, and who have closely
watched his career, as man Of no little
merit The generalship displayed on the
hotly-oontested fields around DnnelsOn
shows him to be possessed Of the decisive
qualities belonging to q true General.
With less energetic and decisive man
ct the head Of our army on Saturday noon,
the coming Sabbath sun must surely have
shOne upon ss an inglorious defeat as
ever an army sustained. / do not know
that there is any necessity Of concesling
the fact that in the battle Of Dover, on our
right wing, on Saturday morning, our
army suffered q severe repulse. Our troops
fought as br0Vely as ever troops fought
but pressed by twice their number, and
contending on an unequal ground, with an
inadequate artillery force, and not prompt
ly supported, they we're obliged to retreat,
and did retreat. The regiments in the ed
vance Of the right were badly cut up. The
Ninth, the Eleventh, the Eighteenth and
other regiments, reported to their brigadeS
with hardly handful Of the brave fellows
Who had entered the fight. Other regi-
ments suffered quite ss severely with off,
GERS killed and Wounded. All these regi-
ments, in the chaos which for the time be-
ing reigned, fell into more or less confu-
sion. The men become scattered, and wan.
dering through the lines to ths rear, aver
ring everywhere that they Hhsd been cut
all to pieces" and that they we're probably
the only surviving ones to tell the tale !;
and the oftener they proclaimed the story
the larger did it become, and the more
firmly impressed were they with the truth
Of il. The effect Of such statements COM
ing from the members Of half dozen reg
iments, upon the rest Of the army, can well
be conceived.
It was in this hour of peril and confusion
that Gen. Grant, returning from the river
landing, some eight miles distant, where he
had been cOnferring with Commodore Foote,
FIRST became aware of the state of affairs.
Commodore FOote had Just told him it was
impossible for the gunboat feet to be again
brought into action for several days at least,
and now be was informed by Gen. McOler-
nsnd of the melancholy condition of his di-
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Presidout-J. L. WEATHHgLT.
Wa Prea't-h. B. scorE. Trsasursr-B +. LHou,
piaNcroRa.
q. B. OlsEk, 4. Gain, as. Davis, D. RroHholi, d.
-harVsyI A. ,. Boefea, 5. y. Lester.
nlREBHa8
y. 3. Le1l9Ts l.l. Hnlasg. q. q. anall
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DIED.

In this city March 81, Of fhssrt disease, Mr.. B. H.
BLACKME q, aged 6sysars.
Funeral will take place from his late residence,
No 7s Prospect street, this ThursdaJ) afternoon ct
~ O'Clock. Friends Of the family invited to at
tend.
HA-Vermont papers please COPY.
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MESS PURh-marEsE Quiot and firm at fll 80.
CUT MEATS-Scares, firm and unchanged
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DOR Rem T.-THE STORE AND
II Dwelling nov occupied b. Z Hickman, on
Water street-an excellent Business Stand.
Also-A nice Brick Dwelling House on St Clair
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EOR SALB.--A HOUSE, AND LoT,
l No. 2s2 Erie street the house hss II Rooms,
and Is very convenient. Enqulre Of
o J. KBELER,
mar4:8N 30 Public Square.
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l11le every Uflernoo= Ct O'Clock an Even
N Leader ceGtainlng all the latest news up e
t1tttimo. The Evening Leader viii contain ali
the talegfaphio neWa received an the dsy time
1nd a y oSsopleto paupr a feself. Subscribers
an be furnished with the morning OF evening {
Oaifion e the same pEAoo, viz, hve dollars
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BoNLme GREEE, sundaY. Fah. 3


We left camp at Bells Tavern this morn.
ing, and reached here about one o'clock p.
N. The bridge has been completely destroy
ed, and as the river is extremely high we viii
have to remain until boats can be brought M
to take US over. Edgarton's battery, which
was attached to Gen. Mitchelrs division, did
not get over until this morning. They pro-
ceed on toward Nashville. The report in
camp tonight is that Mitchell is in Nash
Will. but 1t is only rumOr. The Louisville
Lean, 7th Indiana and the lst Ohio came
dow to-day. Oapt Hsmpson informed me
that the lsth Ohio was ct Bells Tavern last
night, and would be here tomorrow. The
track is nearly all repaired, and We expect
the train through tomorrow.
The health Of our battery does not improve
much; We left twenty eight sick ct Camp
Wood, have eight at home sick, and fifteen
present unfit Tor duty, making = total Of afty-
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If the unfortunate value life and hGaith. fisl
should be sure and call On physician ofese aHa
experience. s77-No charge for adVioe.
The Doct0E's Office Is eolsr3nfly thF0nFad VITA
patients nom 81 part5 Of the country.
d., Hunter is the only agent a Iie Unite5
States for DIR. VICHOLei F.EkLALE EIONTH
LY PILLS, the only genuine Fsusle PiIl5 b
the United Hfates
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NOTICE 10 LAm =.

Be article Of uedioine, fEfended az ne ~
Of Females, that has ever made = lpraaranos,
has met with 5nch universal sugee58 a5 thsse ccl-
ebTstsd Pills. No disease e 20 LITTLE aadersfocd
snG consequently badly treated 81 female dis
eases. These Pills are the Fesuit Of mnch stalP
sud careful experience In al varieties Of f.
male complaints, and u ali cases Of iffezulaFi-
fiee. Eurnrcqqin71 r.rnorFTTnasr Il
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Gnrpp6tf6e Wabric6teit.

Gnglanb. Der ~pff3tslle 8srtGt, Der burd,
bas Dampf1Atf Dorcuptne 9encmmenen Sons
btrunsen TN SntereGe bes atlanttihen Seize
erapben TT SerSfentlt9t unb entldtecen gum
ft9 fur Die Stei9ungen Der irlanpilGen Gi>
fen. -
@sruS Stelo fat Die 5auptz6anbelSfabte i'm
SnterelIe DeS 1nternebmens + eluGt nnp begte
CUTE 6Dfnungen fir bea grfulg.
St uno Serr GObpen baben tn Nandeter
iber ben @eeenfanb 9eIFrcGen.
2%pnbpn, 5. Npb. Die lebte Nummer
Der 9onbOn @asette melbst: vSn ether az
Osborne 5ouIe auf Der Snlel @rtebt am l..
Nos. 1862 futtsebnbten StBuns bes eebet=
men 8atbeS eerubte Sbre Maieaat, tire Sin.
tptuigung gu etnsm Gbez@untrafte stptIAen
or. &Gnigl. 5pbeit Gilbert gbmarb, @rtnsen
bon DaleS, 5er3us BON Sadien, nnb Sbrer
9obett Der Drtn5elin Nleran6rta Ga<
roltna Maria Charlotte 2Outla Sulta, Scds
ter bes @rtn;en @brtftan bon Danemart, su
seben, un6 ferner 5a Serfa9en, baB btefe gt1s
t%ptQteung unter Dem groBen Steset funb ae<
tban tperDe." Der 8elu9 Der 9rtn3e1fn 1T
Mitte btelss MonatS ansefanptst.
Sn Der pprerpGbnten @ebetmenratbs- Sis=
parb auBerpem pas eorlduftg Bis gum
Ii. Afoa. prcro9trte Barlament btS gum IA,
retter prCru8trt.
Jramfrei9. Sc wirb bertGtet, baB feben
fran8SFias Dantpfl9tfe auf Der ai-
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Ser @Oft0erfebr stpif@em Mtncrifa
uft0 Qentfhlano.

Der 0ofSerfebr Der Ser. Staaten nit Deut
19lano miro aus lei6t beereifiAeu uriaden
tets leb6after. Die alten 5anla-S tdOte 6am
burg nnp 8remen linb Die 0olten fir Deut=
IAlano. 0lu6er 2pnbun ut,D liverpool lit tet-
ne eurppatlGe Seeltapt BON FOLDER Wt4ttsttti
u. 8eOeutuns rte 9ambur9. = 9ambur9 u.
8remen 0ermttteln an ern 9robartisen iibera
leetI1en 8ertebr. Ote beutlbe SanpelslOtte
ptrp gspS6nltG, bauptId2liG aud BON ben
8ewUbnern Der bemtl1en @aterldnper, GENIAL
tig unterG9abt. Die peutI6e 9anpelsmarine
1T an Bebeutan9 unb 3abt Der SAife Die
Dritte; le fpl9t lp9letG mad Der brtttiI4en
unb decentralization. - Der 8ertebr
tetber 6afen umfa6t Die 0elt. SIN Sabre
1860 ltefen in 9ambure 5218, In Bremen
1851 SAtfe etn 0appn fommen auf Die BON
transatlanti16en Bldben auleSelnben reipeftt
pc 400 unO 464, 70 bab in Oielsr 8esiebune
8remen ben 8Crrans setpann.
Bremen batte 1861 an et8enen SeeIAifen
253 BON 82,808 2alten, GeDe 3a 1000 9funb
allo 5Unnen gu 200Asafunp 165,793) 9am>
burg 461 NIT 98,102 2aten (195,204 Spn=
men,
0dbrenp Bremen 1854 tn 1852 S6ifen
1876 uswanperer perlhifte, lteQt ff9 1861
Die 3iFer II auf 1925 mnp In Sambure
1854 In l63 S4iFen 32.310 @aRastere)
auf muir 1912 In i6 S1i6sn.
Der @ert6tetras Der Gtnfubrbeltef if6 1861
In 6amburg fee un0 lanppdrts 301,441, 900
un0 In Bremen 77,612,088 Ttaler preuB.
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Selearapbtl6e OIa@rtcbteu.
8ert9tet fir ben Baltimore gBeder.~
8nnnesbanptifab

Wa ! tn 8 tDn %. Nob. Der 8erS
Oampfer 6. .. 6ale na9m am oierten ote1es
U'pnatS TIM DfifDuririper ben NIT 3erpsntin
uno Baumipule bslaoeuen observation-disclosures
0eope neg.
Der Ser. Stdaten Oanpfer ,DaYlt9bt"
nabm auf Der 5G0e BON 8tlmineton, 81. g.,
ben nit Sal3 bela6enen nnb BON NaIau font
menOen SGDoner NarY.
unter ben auf Befebl bee General Ibiutan
Ten tpegen Nbwe G ! cit pbne urs
a u NIT ST u i alter q nfpriGe
an f9Gbnun9u 10. BON Der 4rtneelte
tie eeltrtAenen Sff3teren b~efinoen TG ~folaenoe
beutdfltn9enpe Namen:
S. Maurer, 2. 2teut., 2. penn. SfeIrSe.
> 9 9epSert, Capt, 16. @tdiean Sea.
s. Gresler, Qteut., Z. @tsc. Nea.
Us. 5aoel, 2. 9teut., 5. MarYlanb Ns0t.
@br. Sitter, Capt. 5. @iD. Jteat.
Ntf. @aafer, Capt, 5. N2O. geat.
81. q. @arlen, 2. Gieut., MaF.
90. Sc. &S8ler, Capt, 81. 81. Ge0t.
T.W. Drcs, Capt As. q. q. @e9t.
0bil. 6afner, @aplan As. 81. 9. Nea.
90. WObrtns, Capt, 50. 81. 9. Nee,
paul &ei6ert, Capt. 20. 81. q. Nee.
Sobn RtsIer, Capt 30. Sno. 9leat.
Spbn &fetl1mann, S6sr1sQt., 1913 81. 81.
@baS. SelpeneG, Capt, 40. q. 9. @eat.
Gbas. &GlAer, Capt 112. 9enn. Neat.
ct, Meorps in TtUriSa bpmbarbirt.
Der u. 9. Seralo ent0Glt cine GorreIpun=
bens aus Seguanpina, wcnah cine NbtGeiluno
Oe6 8. Waine 9trgiments NIT benz Dampfer
Jteptun nnb penn Eanoneabppt Mfpbaipf aln
10. b8. naA St, Warps gelteuert mar uAt
Dolelelt lanoete Die 0tebe(en ~leuerten all
Die SunOsStruppen aus loren 0erlleden, pus
bel jeoUn nur l Niann Sertpunbet wuroe. Die
Gruppen tebrtsn ipteeer auf paS Suot aurid,
%tpprouf oas Raupnenbppt pas glelt bomber
otrte NIB BIC 5alfte OsNs6sn ein6lAetx.
Gpe Der sweite SGuB 9efeuert purDr, erlunsc
Capt. 9agbss Die 6rauen unp RtnW an
SorO gu f%Umnlsn, mag teoCA perpet9ert parb.
@ntIannns pom unIObalen Sdrsern.
DaS &rtegsmtnifertum bot cine atemEtG
neitlaui9e OrDre %erlollen. ,pslGs in ibrem
5auptinbalte ni6t5 peitet bela9t, als DaB ale
N%rrefanten, bic lA NIT Der 3iebuno niAt
eiueer(tanDen eittart poer pa9egen eeptrlt bo>
ben s~ntla1en perben lplen. Gerntr aQe ilOs
9alen Weytpnen. Die In Mtlit1rarref fuo, ae.
gen Dorole, niGtS ee9en pas 3. ct. @Ouper-
~nenent unternetmen pDer Den GeinDen belels
Ben 8siRnnb leilfen gu ppllen; ale bteIe Ysre
lUuen IOuen unter mtlttdrtIGe NufiGt seItelt
nao BET Der 8erin9ltsn 8erlesuns tbreS @Cv=
tes eiuse3O8eu merpeu, unp, lputen pieIe Ser
Iouen es Vpr3teben, Die lcpalen Staaten 3m
perlafIeu, 70 ipIe e6 ibuen untsr Der 8spts~
sung srlautt letn, niGt Dor 8senoiguna p"
&rteses pper obne beipnOere @rlaubntF
3utabren. DOG loae bteIe Srbre NJ
fen, treenp SemanDen, Der NIT
Dte 8e9ieruns aufgetreten tfr
rultrunD ptDerlest BAT, Sc
unO 8etrafun8 gu ibaBen.
GafSrnns BON Ofas
0aIbinetpn, %. SO
Oepartement bat cine 9tte b
untansltGtstt entIafener Offs.
Gprert ltaO es 80 @apitGne unp
Darunter AUDI eint9e BON Baltimore
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6ctpaye aaf bg etnitH. Ole atupyta fAti.
gen 3ettts am Samta6 frGb ben @es mad
Warrentcn 9unctIpn Elm utb laeerteu am
AbenO OtefsS Gases TT BET NGbe berlelben.
Nnt SOnutnS frib bra9en le pteoer auf iu4
l9luser1 tbr na6fes 9aeer BET @pptteb 3aSern
tn StafOr0 Counts auf.
Wabreno BEG Wfariass ereisnete i& miGts
BON B%eOentuns, ais paB erin arUBer Orb
nurt9 Dor itA stns, uno p reiBen6 f6neu mar
ouB Die Sir9er Der iebr tpentsem 6du1er, Die
+ftA fanpelt, %SOlitdnotS iberral&t wur6en, In
Dem le lh@ etn 8Orraden u nierer Sruppsu
nt9t trGumeu lteBen.
Sen. See tele9rapbtrte selern ben 8araern
BON fredericksburg, baB mir In Q GUlOnnen
anfamen. CT trrte ff6, ba ptr tn 3 @ulunneu
tanert, tpd9renb bte Nrttaerte auf Der Strose
Die pterte bilbete.
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GO fe6t iftea 10 t5Tai;, Bag btfit gaf;sIdlaH6
ntdt etntrete unb Die parlamentdrtIGen Grate
ttpnen, pelNe Die Majprttdt bilpep, ga antmerts
0tslten, nm Den ertemen @arteisn ptoerteben
gu fGnuen.
Dte brtttl6e Wttttelmeerflotte ipl BALD unl
fteben S@ife unp 1913 Sancnen oerrntnpert
wsroen.
MGDrtb,6 6. Nopember. Der lpaniIae
0elanOte In Balbtnston bat SnRrufttcn err
bdlten, welNe, tpte man 9pft, gu ether befrte=
ptgenben QGiuns Der @tuutgcmerY sNfGre fabs
ren perpen.
6anf &rteesldtfe baben ben 8efs9l erRals
ten, ba8 lpantlde @elGwaoer Dor 5aoanna gu
pertGrfen.
SGneunarf. &upenEa8en, Z. Sop.
Der ntpurf Der NntrDrt AMI ote NOten Dreu-
Bens unb SeFerretd5 TT bonn &6ntg 9enebmt9t
mprben.
Gruf Mottfe TT gum praiosnt Ser @rOptn-
3ial Ge9terung bon Splfein : Qauenbur9 err
nannt tpprOet.
Der &Guig bemertte In leiner Nntport aui
etne &prelie peS &etAsratb8, CT bofe euf etne
lfrteolt@e Wus9lei6un9 a0er Strettfragen.
GmBIan0. @etersbnre,5 S. NOpe,n-
Ser. Der Sultt3mtntRer 9antn 1T entIa6en
laisn unO ietn btsbert9sr AOjunct .3umtatntn
NIT Der SETTING 6es Snat5minttertums bsauf=
troat pprben.
0rieGenlanh. Sc bstbt bie batrtIae Sic.
9terune tpoue Die @rfaQune Oes 8ertregs mel
der Die erte6tlde 8brUnfOlse far Die baittI@e
Dpnafie pOrbetalt, pon ben SAuBma@ten
o%erlan9en. hfw Sos .saeigsl
Die neue prootiprtlGe 8esteruns 1T fir bte
@rbaltung elmer smouar9tI6m 8erfalung ;
ulein cine maGttse rspublifantl6e @artet
rpanldt bic @~rinpuns elmer 8unOes-0epubltt
tn 8~srbtnbung nit ben bena9barten tirttI6en
DrU0tu3sn gptrus (QlIbantsn,O 1be1alten uno
WlaeeDpnten. ,9.s. sf g3fr##f b
Die rulilden 3ettunsen lpreden f6 far ben
leBtern plan eiinitte aus. $50
SIS betBt, England uno 6ranfreiA bGtten
Die prCStlortlae &esteruns ermabnt, ntdt Ell
ne eurcpaiide 5ruee aus Der 8riedil4en Nn=
aeleaenbeit gu MAIDEN, uno bas SttCmaniiAe
@ebtet gu o6ter. a
Mnlfralien. Die Spar> unb DepOltsns
banf BON gtctpria Bat NIT elmer S6ulpenlaf
BON g2,600 900 faltrt.
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@nrt Der Irnnt.

S~atrfar @purthDuie, 81.
@eItern furs Dor Taeesanbra9 fam &ebei
capallcrie angeritdt, trieb unIere SrrpCIfen
8uq Stun Bridge in bic 6ludt unp ma6te
@efangeue.
@arrentcn unp 2eesburs Iinb BON ben SEE
bellen belebt.
2eesburs, @a., 20. geOpbr. @btte'S
Barpe BON 0tebeaenz@ ueriQaS If tpieoer ut
pieler r1msegenp erIdienen. Oielelbe {pl ets
ma $50 Wtann fart fem, aber bisber fsinen
Shapen anseri6tet baben.
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Naht murpen mebrere @ueripta8 IN bieIer l1nls
.se9eno seie9ert, 8ei Gage bolten fte iid pers
bergen.
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Die Setpesunsen Fer ctebeaeu.
Gatrfar Statt II 21. gloSember,
Nbenps. DAP BITE 9eb ellen un1ere bet Centre,
O!ae febencen @Crps ten ~surtdsspurfen babe
1T iaun beriAtet. Gle nabmen sret Bio bret
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ben unirt9en S~eri6Ien tpurOe, BAT FA Wbite5
@1trtaacn1alerte fefssleet, unD maBreSslt
oas 9apS btS binunter gum @ppBcreet. -
Waan metnt BIER, paB Saflon beretts iber Die
Ssr9e nlariAirt iet, (a In Der glate BON SECS,
burg, beftnbe, unp BON na aus NIT letnen
10000 Mfann Die !SSeen BON Nrltnetpn 81
beJrpben beabI6tt9e, (gBir baben cine 81
cute @etnuu9 BON Sddlpn'S milttarti&en ga
lenten, ais boB MIR itm bic 8egebuns einer
lUl@en pTenbaren NarrenitretHes 3~utrauen
iputen.)
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SOlsen Der 86seruns.
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6reberidSbure einen lansercn 9ufIdub CUR
8dumu,tg Der Stabt BON 5ranen, tGtneerr, !,
alten uno &rcnten perlanst BABE, nls Die tbr.
betpiItsten febs3ebn Stanpen, unD Dab man
tint btesieittgen ~6auptquartter Die SaAe nod
mails In lleberlesung eesusen babe. Ntr er'
fabren iebt folsenbes Stabere:
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-14
lfeb16-dtf1

TVRUSTEE'S SALE.-WHEREAS, ON The
i 7th day Of November, A. ID. 1860, Echrain
lsunce and Elisabeth, bis wife, end Thom1s Il.
Bunce, and Albina, his wife, sxeeutei unto Aus
tin Corbin, - Trustee. . certain Dcsd Of Trust,
conveying 70 sa;d Trustee, the land In Clinton
county, Iowa, described - follows, to- witt The
South half Of the North -Eas. qusrs = q se-tinn
No. thirtys( So )ia Tow nship NO. -oos (6l,)
North Of Range No. two, (..) lest u the 5ih 7.
n. Which said conveyance VS. made BY the
said Ephrain and Thomas b. q wives. for the
purpose Of securing the 1yment Of ore certain
By said Ephraiu end Thomas, dated me 7th day
Of November, I. D. 1860, sri payable in onsyesr
after data, 70 the order Of Wiilism r. Wheeler,
for the sum Of one hundred and thisty-ssven and
50-lO0 dollar, on which note 10 endorsed the sum
Of ssventy-thres dollars.
And now, 10 note having become due ard
payable, and said Ephssia and Thoass having
failed 70 ray the same, except - aeovs samed,
!, Austin CoSbin ssustes - aforsssid, DO hereby
give this pubiS rotics, thssby vistss Of the power
vt ich u IN - vested y ssid Desd Of Trust,
will, o. Saturday, lths 2sth Day Of March,
A. ~, 1851, q the hsuS Of nine o'clock n the
forenoon Of said day, st the Court Hosss door,
In the City Of Davenport, expose sDd o0ee See sale
q pable auction, fsFeash tAs parcel Of land shove
deGcnssd, q - mseh thereof, - shall b
nsessasy = satisfy ard pay the srountd us essaid
note, viii the interest theseon 70 the day ef sals
together with oil Tie cots - expsnees attending
said sale, costs q this notice and Tsustsss fses.
Dated the Let day Of Asseh. a. D., 1851:
AUSTIN CORbIN,
ueh81 ss Trustee.