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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-08
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~, ana ~ other advestisements sent In b.
'ss ss saveloser viii b charged extra.
a.. ~: 9sns not acoo0panied With instruc.
eotdin4ly. .'~ S".'Ssoss
hdlterial astiess chssesd for q The rate II II
rn Pern ns, Or esht words, and special notices
All oenss Per line, Or 50 cents line rey week.
~ .osseec sof religious and benevolent pu,.
s. ~ Hand whatsosvss, oNoraipery length.
Sps .akie enoouncs0ents Of marriages sn1
os.sns, cna'ysd 3 cents per insertion.
AuvsSs@eots from abroad must be raid fo,
Agents. ~" 'pp'ovso
CONTRACTS for yearly advsrtis,se ..,p,,A,. =,
~. s2son q sdvs!tissrs, they paying IN advance.
uent o. = pr oeat. o. the ooatPact pvice.
Advefteemeots inserted next 70 reading matter
~ Per cent. advaoeo % the shove rates. And keDt
rates.
Alltransisnt advertisements must BE- p.id 70, !,
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-08
Destroy Instantly
Destroy Instantly
EVERY FORM AND SPECIES OF
V E R MI N.

Those Preparations (unliks Ill others) are
Free from Poisons."
mot dangerous 70 the Human Family"
Rats do not die on the pesmises"
They come out Of their hslss 70 die"
They are the only infallibls remedies known"
IL yean and more eStabli.hed in New York City.
edbv--tho City Post Office
ICED blythe City Prisons and Station Houses.
Csed blythe City Steamers, Ships, As.
Csed 6y--ths City Hospitals, Aims Houses, 10.
Lsed By the City Hotels-Astse-- st. Nicholas
DO.
U.ed blythe Boarding Houses, &c,&e.
Jssd by-mors than $4,000 Private Families.
q See one or tsoo Specimens Of what 70 Every
sehere said by The People dsovs-D Dealers, ae.
HOUSEKEEPERS-tro troubled with vermi, need
BE- % no longer, il they use "CosTAR's" Extsemi-
uators. We have used il to our satisfaction, and
it box cost s. we would have it. " had tried
roisons, but they effected nothing; but "Costar's'
article knocks the breeth out Of Rats, Nice, koa-
ches and Bed Bugs, quicker than W can write It.
II 10 10 great demand Ill over the country.-Aedi-
ma o. Gazette.
MORE GRAIN and provisions are Destroyed
annually in Grant County By vefmin, than would
nay for tons Of this Rat and Insect Killer.-Las-
caster We Herald.
HENRY R. COSTAR-Ws arc selling youl
prep,sstious rapidly. Whersve. they have been
Used. Rats, Mice, Beaches AID Vsrmia disappear
rapidly. u.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-08
DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
DRY GOODS! DRY GOODS!l
Eau r. Winter
ID n x q q q u - I
JUST RECEIVED
q. -. W Hxa1HR,
NO. Q LIE CLAIRE ROW,
T1.s:. ,! sAa :,ass!s, CHEAPEST AND BEST
STAPLE&FANcY DRY GOODS,
N0TXONrS, &C.,
EYES orrHnHD IN ralls srArE
Please sau0aad ~ ths larss an cheap stosk
Gooa 4ooaS
and get ysu monies voeth. No tsoable 70 shov
Goods 1t WHISTLES. ee1s
WATCH SPRING HOOP SKIRTS
LAeoos styles
A + FULL 0NE-rHIKD LESS, m PRICE,
"A Than ever bsfoto cold IN this Market. We
Aavs large seek, ana bsaght tAsn n ths
CITY OF new YoRK, ToR CAs1,
md " viii EN- thsn cheaper thaa any oehse =
. assasis:. = ssSs f =. jsssiae 1sssssa :
WHIst1Hs.
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-07-26

|5tbu unluli9 uno jepes belle @eFbt madte
tbn nur nod fmibmutbissr;r Mter psr
8rancenbur9er laGte ibu aus, al5 ct es
btelent am Nbenp tlagte. uMerflt bu oenn
nun, mas pu fit Elm >peiGli6eS Sun9li<
den bilt?" la9te er - lie batten ben 9beno
1prber BET Dem @hnap8glale 8riiosr(haft
9ema6t -,"on oir batte lid Wleifer
S9lnoler wa5 ersieben tSnnen, rrie er5
germ m56te, Sollit aber balo anpera
lwernen !"s15Hr raHg-,..l, 20 ~r.
Den Sag peraut 9onuta9s, tameu
s'pel 9leben9slelen pes Branpenburgsrs,
um otelen otiubplen. Tritl9e 1parp nit
9e3osen. Der Branpeaburser erfl1rte, er
mui1e bente feline stpet aauerapen frei
balte!1 babe .aber let1, 0elo in per#onoer1t
9oIs ftefen lallen, 6ritl6e mIge eiumal
anSlesen. Nun sing e5 son &ueipe gu
&neipe> freusfipel. >5ier 1puroe Bisl bort
S9nopS 9etru1fen unc EolIbciten nit
Den S9anfmaoDeu 9etritben Die gisorre
bur fte catet nidt auSsebss. Skinner
lultt9" ldrie Der Brancenburger, uno
Trttl9e bate feline Mbt auf ieinsn tu1n,er
leerer >perrenoen 0elpteutel> cr ,por tpQ
unb peranii9t 10 eiue 6srumltrsifsrei bate
Ct nod nidt nlitselnadt! 0seenp Ntenp
ttelsn bte pier III Elm Ianstptal. Dsr SUI
bel mar 9roe, als TritlAen6 erfsr Slif
u1ter bic Men| |dsn auf ben 5ambnraer
ttel> Der chen Elm WGrhsn oelhreuft bate,
pab oic N1de wer weiB wte bcb flp1s1
uno lie nun gu lid auf Den Sdopb spa.
uyfa, fIno sic llidt NIT unter Die Muder
9e9an9en?" fra1te er ais I9 TritIde ibm
5u erFsnnen aab; Der ater n1einte, oae iolle
ibm eben einfallen! er >rclIe lein junecs
Seben 9enieBen. g5 oousrte oar nigt
lat9e, 70 bate ct, ,pie cer 5ambuaaer eli,
y|aoben am 2lrn, lteb feline prei a>1cern
Someraoen> Die nt&t tan;eu ppilten, auf
1etne Soften trtnfen, unp prebte llh, caG
es nur stne Wrt bate. Oa5 Otdphen
tan;tc pts ein Setttr unp TrttlAe n,abte
fleb 9lei6 Die ndtbRen bret Glnse Gus.
Naswl|den Lief ct iby tiiGtia eiu|0enfen,
trant lslter Aeb1ri9 NIT unc l6wor sin,nal
um's anoere, 70 Seraniiet lei er IN ieiuem
&eten nod niht aetrelen.
(BcrtieBuus Tplat)
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-07-26
SermiibteS.

Gin aepl & ter neut d er!0 erz
500. - Der Aelebrteite Diamantenfsnner
in oer @elt 1T wobl csr Gr>5eSoa uon
Sraunlhmsi9 in Yari6. Gr beTst unsez
fdbr fir crei Ditu. Dplly5. Diamau!en.
Sn einen &atalpge, ,pelGen er tiirs!ib
carQber perSf Sfentlibts, fnpen mir iplaenoe
1pertbYoue II. ber|ibmte Goeli itetne yerseidz
net: Ginen erpeen Mubin, Al &arat
l6wer unp $4,000 wertt, pellen fribsre
Senyer &ater 8aber a! M9ra unp Scatter
DON peoro paren; einen Oiamuntriue
nit Snl@rif W. g. ;niten5 Der Shptz
tent1ni9in Maria Quart 9ebDris; e:n
Yaar Sbrrinee Die eben,ol6 Waria 2nz
toneIte 9etra9en; einen Stein, mslder
emit ben 5ut eil1e6 beribn,ten reutlAeu
&urflriten sierte It. Wessnwdrtig bat er
amei Diamanten ilr Hauf Ycr oet,e11 Ell
ner $232,OO0> Der anoere lc9or $650.00O
pertb lein fol-. Dieler ueludliAe Monn"
fanr ater nie lein 6aus obne Scyaen
ocr!alen uuo ca1I uicmaI5 anper5wp
1blofen> trpsosm rab feline 96dBe fat
uanabbar lno. Seine Wotnuna TT
pen{9er coufortabeL aber lebr sypefmdbiA
ein0erihte!> Die i,nmsn(en S&sclttarfeitan
su fGetn. Dielelbe 1T nit elmer bcben
Mauer um9eben> auf wel6er sabuple
1barfe 2onsenlptssa onasbroebt fno; TO-
>pie Semano piele beltei9t maht etn
@lodensus melder nit befagten Spisen
III 0ebeirner Sertincun9 itstt Nuorm.
Die|c Gtnri9tung tofst nur $;14127.
Gr bat feline &lsinppien in etnem ,,Sofe>"
rpel6er tr elmer p|deu @ranitmanp onaez
braAti 1T uno pe0en Sdlob nur von einem
Gin9etpeibten AeDHnet 1perpen fann. Off,
net c6 tin Ureuper, 70 entlapen iih mebrsre
0etpebre uno t6pten i'm. su eleider Belt
aber maAt oud ein 9ebetInsr &linoelsue
NQorm. Das 3inmer bat nur Gin Jenter,
pefen Saloulte POM itdrfteu Gilsn 1T ;
aud bisie ihlieBt ein &uuit|dlos. Da6
Sette ps5 5er5o9s ftebt aesen jene Wanb,
in ,pelder bic S9dse linp unD Elm 0ubz
END le66ldufse Nerplrers lieoen itet5
1dubferti9 babel. - Der Monu 1T
wirfli6 gu - teoauern.
Deut19erpotrtptt5m SINUS. Sn
einem an Wiirtemter9 ansren;enoenStaoi
lieB cer Srt6Yprlteber zines 0rensprt6 SOL
9enpes rur6 ben Mu5l6ellcr betonut maz
den : "G6 lauft Elm tputbenper >6unc
berum. Ssoernann >pirn ouf9eforcsrt
auf cenlelben Saso gu MAIDEN uno i'm
int Setretunssfalle tn'8 Wlrttenberaiide
binilber gu ioaen, oamit biercrt5 fein un=
olud 9elhiet." .:
&idtiseNpre11e.-gtn @anetz
oereeleue lhr eb isiner fernen @eliebten,
bab e6 tbm i6ledt 9ebe, caB er pkne 9lrbei1
lei uno letne Birtbin iba1 lelbit BEN fleinsn
8ocen setlnoist babe, 100 er bi6ber ae>
i@lafen. Setne @eliebte Lief umeebenr
etnen TrpFbrief pom Stopel loufen, os0sn
Nprele lantete: 9n ben bpDenlplen S1netz
per9eleQen 5einrid.
Mntanoi9ung e{n6 men a.
9eriez8 8eltBers.-Sn B. fam Elm
Gbepaar 5ulammen, BON mel9em icmob]
Der Wann, tpie bic Trau nit elmer SIZE:
naserie ouf eiaene NeGnune umbsr reiste
Der @atte lief nun auf ben Mnl6laa,ette
ieBen :"Dur@ ro6 sufdllige 3ulammen
treffen nit metrer 6rau Bat liA mein,
Wenaaerte bebeutenp nermebrt."
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-07-26
11,,tpn &ptel,

j 1l,,tpn $ptel,
gdt Der MabaIibawz unp 4ten G
son ~. 2unfenb ei IN { +
9lcu erbaut, esrauntia init bobeu unt I
li9sn 3in,meru psrlebeu, pis bieies 9eteI
tet Is Qsn1 Heilsnben Die terrli9lten 8equ
fetten nsben gut brrsiteisr 8pt une Der bi
SeetsnunG lppic CUTE @etrdnte AT ter s.
@eriun,tsc @tauuns 1T bei bem 9aul
eebbalb ben Jarnern uamentlih su empfet
Jtcilenec uu0 beren@epdf tparoen fret y
nah btr 0anpun9 befDrbert. D.. ::
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slaenten Der ~Wfinn. Staats5ettuu9."
Wtunel lpta.
oatinsS uuo Datcta o.. 9err 9intsl:
Netp -lllm unb Brpwn County ST. TorNer,
st. Yster unb Mieulet 9ty s.: Sbitmel,
@t.MntbonY u. MuniaYpl;s, Srtb u. anoblaad>
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Die ]llinne(ota StaatS5eituno, i
&ts DC, Oritten unb @abaibam>r
@trabe, cine Irtppe be@,hffrur
srl1etut ieren Samitag uno fpfet 3mei
DoQ, per Sabr, in &orausbe3ablun9.
Siuarlue 9tummcrn tplten5 5 @ents.
Beoingun9cn. @..
4bpnuirsu fann man III irgenb elmer i3eit beS
.}abres; bod tDnnen biebem Mbonnement Dpran<
asbenpsn Nummern uibt na9selanot merben.
Dr. Sub1e,ipticns- -Betras tann IN 9fpten IT.
asur ctner sutcu Bant sinsel@tdt werben.
RY" Wcun @elb III rest0rtrten Brte1en per=
loren qebt, .ragen mir oen 8erlut bod nt@t tn
anresi(trirten Briefen. ~,
NQe Mittbsilunseu, Welber u. I, ~. llnb 5u
4bortilreu:
Meutber s &Tcl, Yutli'bers.
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THE
MINNESOTA STAATSZE1TUNG,

'~''7 A WEEKLY PAPER, '-' .......-.
published By REU7 HER 6 EXEL'
Sr. PAUL, MINNESOTA.
Price $500 per year.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-07-26

JObn 9a99enmiaer'8 /
DittSburg &Q0erbier<@o
ede Der Oritten unb &pbert Strab
ct. Daul, Winn. {
SD balte tets eutes Qaserbier, telitatt
eieS, d9te 5apanna>gi gisarren, auseeae
@mmen:baler unp Qimbureer RGIe, iOmif
falte Speilen cprrGtbia.
@er's ni6t glaubeu tpiQ, ter fpmme u,l
3euge la. @uer Jreuro
~ Spbn 9ageenmiI
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1862-08-06

went ID Fl. Vaughn and eomplaiped
of hisSoIdieFs stealing ny rofu,
my lfuil. my lowIs my onions
sof ny garden being ruined by lheml'
Have YOU been lold that complains
we're 90 numerous, lhat the Command
AIT 81 he POSI-, addressed ME al oliisl
Ial note opahe subject. Hay you
lbeen told, shas slie sicls soldiers have
Ibsen denied Wanf N Maror Z Have.
Won been told thai lh6 afpd soldiers
Ihave been dfnisd 4 bahaIplace and
Ilhe authority 6f lhe goyesnmens only
Isecn id i burial pIace for hima Have
lyOu beenlold by my man, that call.
Icdat the hospital Il duy and Offered
l.o prepare any liItle delicscy, u"
sick needed Have ypu bsen told
IGhal iot monIhs We bave been trying
lvaFious means Insecure marketing tor
lahe sick, IN bsd and lhs conEalescent
lpurchased lo their exclnsion2 Have
lgon seen Capt Htfong the CcnmissaTy,
Itnd learned that he has siandibg Of.
IEefs to buy everything 10 cal; and thai
tine Hospital has fund ol over lOnT
Thousand dollars, acrued from raiicns
8lnot drawn, III his hapds asa govern
lment ofIiceFcE Subsistence. with which
he Is instrucsed II huV everything
4 Have YOU consulted lhe Army Regu.
.lIations and found, that ! am not allows
,ledto buy one dimc'swofth ofanythlnga
iandfhat lam compelled 10 leave Ut
drawn in the Commissnry's hands, the
Eralicns ncl aslnaIlg required Tor con
,IsumpliUn in Hoapllal2 Have yfu
ever asked 10 be informed? Have.
| YOU, been ia lhe Hospital lOr months
lSave one III Two, who have held on
Ifnahfni, have ycd heard Of q man q
woman in Macon, who has been i
hespiial 10 lhe last thee months
!. You have heard Of deliraciss beine
eaten bv The officers. Had you inquir
I'd. YOU would have learned You hat
4 heaTd lalsehoods. The tDsdlcsl on
gers III this post are men q iilttgFily
aIand not Tognss Itell you now n'
I'll eIes have ever been semitic The DIS
,lpenssry, that has not been in goo'
IIaith. ma 70 lhe sick alone. WheI
I.hev are sent into the Wards, an
! not accountable fol Them for know
q thay wOu ID III me, ihai what issen
Y lltnto glie Wards, never reach the slcl
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1862-08-06
The Philosophy of Medicine

tAeAs ttfok ~ LuQet frAptARn ntkA +
Il % regard medicine d having 1 sass. /
Iife power hence thsy persist IN ID. |
ninillering i ID various modes and
forms, while their PATIENTS have Iile ana
ability II swallow Il. until dsash closes
Tho Scene.
All medicines are, in various degrees.
essentially poisonous, and most ofthem
are very concentrated poisons where.
fore. 70 avoid immediate death from
their use, they are administered il very
small quantities but, nevertheless,
|ihsir continued and pfotracted use 81
Inevitably fatal or destroys the patients
constitution ii the end. il nature for
tunately holds out until ia exhibition
lis isdissonlinusd By some lucky eiscam'.
stance,
The beneficial effect Of any medicine,
In The frst stages Of lis exhibition, ari.
Eses frOmthe prompt action Of N poison
IOus quantities. ii small doses. 70 rid
1.-THE system of congesiions that would be
fatal Il not displace BY tha violent ef.
forts o. the organs to got rid Qf tho pOis
Icon. whereby nature u at once enabled
Ito resume It's Sbhted healthy action !
consequently j curative power Ofhealtby
qualiss il imputed y medicine
This Il i delasion though thegood e.
feet, % I'll, serves aswell as if tie quail
lities Of the medicine we're sanatiye
But ifsueh prompt relief does not %
cur, Or II it does occur ii . sufficient
degree for the reaction II nature, bul
is not Sufficiently needed BY Il,
practitioner TO teach him u abstain
from the further exhibition Cf bis medl
cal poisoha, Bis patient, under thei
oontinded use. pssses iuso 4 state 3
! chsoniu debility produced ~ Tie med
cine. not BY tie original disease. Ney
ershelesa the practitioner, uialakinI
/ this new crisis 81 change IL the type :
disorder fOF aa alleged o6stfnaeg 4
1 the original disease. instead Ofdosistina
continues more aiiligehily to exhibl
Ills poisonous medicines in every form
y MliIa lis patient is becoming emanci
aled With prestraiion fos want Of nour
nj ishmsnt and other appliances of 500
= hursing
Nomedicine cr yarletiescf nediclp
dobisiiaie the organs Of digestion
Il The stomach and bowels and their auz
iliaries-shonld be continued more Cha
giI24 SO, Or As hours, according to th
e sirsBgih Of The patient to resist ths'
prostraiing tendency A nutrivs D.
Il should never b negleoEed longer sha
Ghis oF she patians willfall into ! stai
ofdsbility aud pfossration Of vital pow
y worse shah th0 original disease =
deed. sO guard sgainss Ills senasne
2 Ep pfosiralion regard should BE- had |
= ndlrlsa dt Iight dlet n lhe earlie'
Stages or treatment os ihe Original d
eass. 10 prevent III dagenerating III
phpia fever u Oiher chronic asag'
II debility npd prostitution. g often !
lsndsd wIsl ] weak and autlering hsl
J IL palss frequently mistaken f0s isss
Ssaaisius lsflhss dehilitasing ssinsall
i,ibsIsad dg liaalal hpdrizhmepisl ! tepl
.lbaEb, and respite from gaFihsr szh
Y &bili6n of medicine
IL caAea og great prostrallon. Wlsl
medicine has been toO leag peEalsla
lios ssssAasd 3ls6 beat and shirs1s p
StciIa6:h5as diinkz should Be- Fezofsea :
IIthiI4 diiulalsd and swsesened
Ehe Ias.s II ihs patient zuch q lIa'
!
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1862-08-06

llIs Beaeon
THE II CON II OsPITAL.

There Is nothing moIe
common than for tie soldier e com
plS:n Neither i shsfeahy one n The
whole Confederate Army more opposed
u gumbling lhnn myseli But owing
u TIE aiateof ihiugs II present 4 deem
Ii nothing amiss 10 srite for publication
few facts, learned from experiences, II
regard 70 me fare and management Of
The subsistence department ofat least
one of tie Wards in Macon, Miss.
Asall are aware. there has been much
granbling, and many rumots IN AZ
gard to this matter and 4, in referring
tO IL, shall state facts, and facts that ]
am prepared to prove i necessary,
In the first place, we go up to the
Hotel in the morning. every one appa.
rently eager 70 get to the table, u
though there was every thing desirable
/ 10 satists The cravings of 4 morbid aPpe-
lite, but when We make our way into
q. S. Hotel. (PrOf. RS being 50 calledl
down We sit, and commence on our two
ouncesof light bread cup Of coffee. N
l(waIm water and sometimes we get
Ibit Of beef 50 hard and tough generally
that il Is impossible to either bite Or cut
Iii Sometimes in lieu of beef we Get
bacon. which looks like tho refuse in-
tended for soap grease previous to the
war, and not unfrequently It Is working
with skippers. Occasionally we get )
lean bit, which sniellss 50 offensive that
lit isthrown out 1t the window and !
have seen skippers ID the coffee floating
Eat ease upon tho surface. ! suppose, as
water Is scarce. that the bacon u wash
cd, and the same water used for codee:
lat dinner the bin Of fare Is similar II
|that ofbreahfast mo coffee, buta cup
los water, teeming with life, and occat
sionalIg 4 spoonful Of beans, and some.
ltimer, for i variety. 1 ndbbih II optp,
/ Those Who are All abIe u 60 u thS
table, though. faro sometimes better
They have rico soup fOr dinner well
|thickcped sometimes with dish-rag.
| At supper We have our lishtbread.
warm water aid a little molAsses, well
calculated 70 make excellent beer
Now, ii IS plain 70 every one who
participates ID iIase lOxuries That ouI
rations are very aeapt bpt, scant y
they are. If they were nicely prepared
and we'll cooked, We could recuperase
thereon. and sconhe able for duty
But as it is. we need not wouder that
weak and eInaciated soldiers remain
i here week after week 10 prison. with uc
! perceivabIe Improvement il their hsaltl
and strength No wonder shat Gen
bragg complains that there sTs isve'
men returned to duty in proportion
from Macon than any other Hospital
No wonder that the men gEnmbled ans
will run the risk Of being confined p thl
guard house for the sake of : chicken
bottle of milk or \ pound IF butter
These things arO eaAils accounted Il
when ihe facts are known and taken int
eousideraiiOh. Bat We are told dtsasnsl''
that lhefs has been great reform eha
ihers iaan ample supply IF bread meat
land vegetables d the table Il all.linel
Yes, ana Ne see ID she last issue cg @
Beacon ihas some ans q sh6 Surgeon
regularly diass y I'M convales0enss 4
BIZ u prevent imposition.
Unph astonishing Ng. EditoF
plaass ii yols nsz pspeF. give Is Il
ssi.,ss IL .{I,..Ss ..'III1.II1s a. lI.at Sal
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- " r ||l 81 ~ EF -
il Ihs enemy II esm worth pEassrs.
ing
III ealsE aIong lAs PeIana le;alsAt's
eAllqnisI along The Palpmas lhsy'
say
Except now abi then stray picket
Ii sAot, NJ he WaIks on hia beasst u ahd
40.
By itiAshaan bid II TIE thicket'' Z
Tia nothing ) private Os IWO now and
then.
win not count ii The news of The BAT.
Tel
Noi N officer lott -only ono II the
Moaning ~ " alsps, % asssh rsE-
Allauiss along The Potomac ta.night,
Where tho soldiers lIe peacefully
dreaming
Their tents ID the rays cf The clearaa.
lumn moon
Or ths light Oi the watch ares ats
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YlILnaING

y 80, lS6 #
(qllLo8ING
E0 SHERt~0 has resumed
businrt t y.d sand, and has
and sloc o' e me CasimsYss
lher goods Ii he will mallel
| cash onI, those 10 whom
indebted, tableprices.
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lINISIRA F0RsS NOTICE:
fTERs Of a minisiralion having
zen grated c feundersigned at
June term i y, 1862. OF the
orible Probil Gourtuf Winston
", Missis. N the estate Of
odn A, . leceaStd, not zee
9eby glVep persons indebted
SAID esto 9meforward and
lmmodiat rmentand all per.
haylnr air agaiOslthe same
requl ID io resent them duly
aled dri .ered within the
t.escf't ed .aw oflhey WILDE
yer barred
'aed on I've > June, 1862.
D. HYDE,
AlminislralO.
"a, Is a PfS7 so
Exec Notice.
ttIEh mentary having
Oeea q the undersigned
f Jun Al D. 1862 81
oOor tba ate Coart If Noxs
y p2n'7 'inpi, On tia lasl
ana te 'a w. n LosoIsss
aseu, D.. sby given 70 ali
0ls lat b be said estate lo
lOr@ Id make imgnediale
OM'; od ons having claims
,t W. u ,. -equited to pre-.
Heal l and registered
u uIi 'ue -ibed by law of
wy red.
Mued la
n NJ .a DYELESs,
ExeculfIx
u y :. Pf. 81 50s
lmil 5 Notice.
H. ration having z
o'9l lhe Undersigned
n. 1862 81
pc court of YNinS.
aI n pi, on The estate 81
Z ~ decebsed notice
,sOy give "a persons Indebted
sala ssl .v c9ra ltgNal "a
y Heol9 2mens and 81 ass'
LAY e G. gains The sans
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Ad inis|I I1l6f
PT iea 81
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'IullVD HaAiH&
tbe undersipa6i
n 1863 81
e court of Wins.
pi on The estate ii
decebsed na|ies
q persons Indebted
i one ioFwa I'D
: 2mens aud III ass.
againaI The sams
5 1at them dal DO.
I'd within lhd INN
or they with Be Il.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-01-31
cirentt court--county OF Jeflsrson.

me Bsnk OF Natertswn. against Ralph Lord 5 ETH
Tia Lord, his wife, Calvin b. skinner, Thomas +
bucNsy, hllham G. sheldon, William r. " eIIing d .
e. Wheeler, Jane II. Meade. Samuel A Srowell
LeFerett Z >towell, Aiber' Day. Wareham GriswoId
Albert r Day. CnarleS G. Day. David Z. seymour
aud Henry A " hiteman, efe danrS.
summon Tor Reief.-(Complaint not Served.o
TIE state of Wisconsin TO the above named de-
endants.
Ypuar hereby Sumnone ed and required teanS,xer
'hH comp tainrln this action which was tiled in the
Office OF the Clerk Of the Circuit Court at Jefferson
~ Sald county on the first day ofNovember nstant
and 80 serve copy of your answer to besaia com,
paint on the serIher his Office in the civ of
natertoWn II SAID County within twenty DAYS after
the OF TINS summons on YOU. exclusive of the
day OF 81 sl service; and il you fail to answer the
a'd complaint within the time azores aid the Plain
Ha IN ms acion Will apply TO the Court for the re-
hei demanded In the complaint
witness the Hon. Harlow 5. Orion judge of the
YIN Qdlclal Circuit of he State Wisconsin atthe
ofNovember, A, d. 1861 - '
noE24w6 s. BAIRD, Pits Attorney.