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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-03

TlNkU o1kL'S SALE-Whereas. on the l,,h
L day Of December, 4. D., lsss, Hugh Kelsey
and Sarah Kelsey, bis wife, Of Scot, cour,y
Iowa, executed unto Austin Cerb.n, As Trustee,
certain deed Of Trust conveying g. .aii Trustee
the land 10 Scott county. Iowa, de.cnbed As fol-
lows, to-wit: part OF the north -eas; fractional
quarter OF section No. twots.l ksn.hip No. sew.
ensy-nine (7S. Of range No. FIVE 81 eas. Of The
5th p. bounded and described az follows, to-
wit: CommeDeing ~ I'll south- corner Of
one acre Of ground decided BY i. Pinned, guardian
Of the heirs Of HAsel Pinnec, deceased, By order
Of the County Court Of Sc.ts county, 10 Timothy
Searl, comneD cing ~ the aEorssast south - e.,
corner, and running thence east fory-.ight tls)
iess; thence north ten tlo) rods theme ve.s
forty eight 49, feet. and thence ssu,h
ten 90 rods to the place Of begin.
ming which said conveyance WAS made BY
the said Hugh Kelsey 1ri wife, for the purpose
Of securing the payment Of ore certaiR prornissoy
note and the interest thereon. signed By aid Hugh
Kelsey, dated the ,stE day Z; D-ctrr Der A ~
1859. for the sum Of hunired and f-ty-ooe
and So 100 dollars, due in one rear affer ds.e 10
the order of stephen tt orn,son. AZ The IAnkirr
House of Nacklot 4 Corhia. With interest ~ The
rate Of ten per cent. from date Abou, one hu1.
dred dollars has been l4;d. aui The ba.arca /.
due.
And now, said nc se having l-e,orne iue 4 nd rsv-
able, and the said Hugh Ae'ssy having failed II
pay the same. excefi IN ar: a. above, /, A ns.;n
Corbin, Trustee rs Aforesaid, do hereby
give ths PUBS notice ,hai By virtue Of the power
which : in me estei tv said Deed Of 1rur
will, o. Saturn, the cs;h doy o. December, a
-. 1851, .1ehoa Of nine oc, T. in the forenoon.
of SAID a. at the Court House door
in the City Of DsreEpo't, expose and oFer for
sAe e, lubic aucuor, Tor cash, the parcel Of land
above described, or - rnucn thereof shall be nee
esary TO sa.isf and pay ire s;ronn. Of said no,e,
apt IN interest 'h ereoIsto -sA. q ss~ together
wi:A al lie costs arS axrenses siteod.ng said
sale, costs q thieno,ice ardt-us,eesfees
Dated the "a caso; December. A. - sci
AVotIS CORttS
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-03
Michigan Central Rail Road.
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
To y1ssc Fork, New England
and lke C0e q -.

ON AND AFTER NOVEMBER THIRD, 1861,
" trains leave the Great Genital Cnicn Depot,
feot Of Lake street, ~ tollovs:
"a n Day kxprsss Except Susday) arrives At
Detssit st 6 P y. Suspension Bridge II 4s05 n,
Albany AIS A n, New York $50 p \, boston 1920
AN.
ESQ p Night Express (exospt Saturday ar
rive o Detroit 1t 6:os A y. Saspsnsioa brioge
SIS, Albany els 4 n, NsW Tors IL n; Boston
A3e N.
Cipsianad tsains, via n Railroad, leave Chi
eaeo 1t n mali train. $50 r n Past Expeoss :
STRIVE IN Chicago att A u Fast Expsess, aud IL
Night Vail Train.
The $50 p II tram leaving Chicago runs throsgh
. Cineinnati without change Of ears OF baggage.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-03

0S1co8 - SusVOSO eotVo 0Auu VeOs
&0Wa r +
nN AND AFTER Monday. NOVEMBER
~ Alb, 1851. Trains will leave Wells street De-
pot Chicago, - follows, (oundAys excepted
At 5:45 ii and gas , N, for Belvldere Rockford,
Freeport, Warren. Galena, DLnli,k, Dubuqoe
and int mediate places.
At s.45 A u and HISS II for Dixon, Polo, Full.
ton, Cedar Rapids and intermediate points
At I P n for Eigin, Belvide.e, Rockford and in
termedsts points.
At 5 A n or Geneva and intern ediase places.
Passengers tor Beloit and Janesviue will take
the S:l5 n train.
Passengers for Crystal Lake, MclIenry. Rich.
,nond Geneva Lake and iniermedia,e points, viii
take the P N train.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT CHICAGO
At $40 P n and $40 A ", from Dunlei,h, Galena
Ereepoft, etc.
At $40 r N AMI $50 A n, from Cedar Rapids
Fulton, DIXON, etc.
At Halo A n from Fox River Valley.
At $50 A n, Geneva Accoumodaiioa.
- Sleeping Cas- on Night Trains.
E b. TALCOTT, Gent Sup't.
G. n. WHIRLER. Gen1 Pass'gr Ag't. nv2or
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STATE OF IOWA, SCOTT COUNTY. /.

STATE OF IOWA, SCOTT COUNTY, IN
- the district Court Of said County.
Hen'y Miller, Plaintiff, VS., william '. Schirach
Ellas Swicsari, L. >teinhi.ber F2ul Wiese y
Wnl taker, George bentley, John Maiiaie.
Christina Mat,hiet. j " Siexs.f, Executor D.
h. Campbell. deee sed Joh,. A. Metcalt,
" illian II Darlington. Ira Brown ami Jane.
Hal, guardian o. Byron ). Hal, Defendants.
ORIGINAL NOTICE..
To said Defendants
You ard each Of you are hereby notified iha:
II ere is now on file In the O4ce Of the Clerk 4
the District Court, OF said scot; conn
", petition 0: Henry Miller, Claim. z
Of the Defendant, William V. Schirach.
the sum q one ,hou.end $1,000 dollars viii in.
;eres, thereon from the Goth day Of Septem Der,
les. aithe rate .. ten per cent. Per snruIn, a.
u 5uey due him Cd . certain pronissoYy note. ex
ecGted BY sald William '. Schirach. on tie goth
day OF sep eEber, lo54. and payable fse wears al.
;er date said petition also prsys for the fore
closure OF certain mortgage On tie following de-
scrbed rea. estate situated IN the county OF scott
ard state CT Iowa, t.-VIt Coumencins eighty
70 feet due west from the north cas-: corner Of
block number hi;y-four 81 in the city q Dav-
enpori, a. kncwn des gna ied, descri tea and mum
be.ed the recorded Plat Of tie aforesaid city oi
Davenport, thence running south eighty 20,
feet: thence west thirty (3U) feet; thence
Forth eighty so feet thence east thirty 81 feet
10 the place c. beginning, executed BY sid IL
liam '. Sehirach on the lltn Day Of October, A
So, for II purpose Of securing the Iaymen, Of
the above descr bed p.ouli.so,y note.
Now u4less you appear thereto ard deferd te-
fore noon OF the sec9Ld day OF the rex; term o,
tie said District Court, 10 be held a,tns city Of
Davenport on the lrst MoEdsy in feoruary, 4 l.
S., default VII! be entered against you and
lui guent rendered thereon.
DATED December 9la, ISL.
X. D. CONGDoS.
deeIh Aty for ri a.
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ll.ia0is Central Railroad.

- zllkX9GZN 4 = SSR
IN AND AFTER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER
~ 30, trains will leave from the Grand Centrai
Depot. foot Of Lake aud South Water street:
Through Express, 4, $50 A N. arriving 1t
daily, exc, SLndays,j sairo at 4:3o A N.
- This Train connects for Peoria, Alton, St.
Louis, Memphis, New Orleans and MOBILE.
Accountability At 400 n. for Cairo and Way
Train, Stations, arriving at Cairo ~
u This Trim, on saturdays. will run only to
Urbana 1:ains arrive 1t Chicago 1t 1i:o5 u
and ::3oPM.
For Tickets and inform a:isn, apply as the OF &c
il the G,es, Central Depot.
HYDE PARK AND WOOD LAWN.
Trains will leave Chicago: Leave Weed Lawn
6:0AN e:45A
s45 AN Sa5AN
1900 NJ l2.55PM
500 Px Sx5 Pm
e:QOPN o5oPI
W.R. ARTHUR, Gent Sup't.
W.P. JOHNSON. Gen I Passenger Ag't. no30t
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-03
N DISTRICT COURT FOR SCOTT COUNTY
i State Of lows:
Andrew j. Van Sci oick

Tobias Miller, Lydia A. Nil Original Seti,e
Ter, Josiah Chambers .nd
Willard Bsrrows,
To Tobias miller. ydA A. Miller, JOSIAH Cham
bers ALd lizard EaYrous:
SlRs You are hereby notified that there 10
now CT hle n the Once 3. TIE Clerk Of tue Dis
irici Court for Scott county, State 81 Iowa Ie-
t.uGn o. Andrew j. Van schoick claiming fer
Conditions broken, the forecl.ea,, 81 q c.r.alo
mortgage, executed by Tobias Miller and La.
A. Miller, Of date May 5th. A. D., 1859. conveying
TO petitioner the following real estate .y4.y ~
Scott county, State Of Iowa, to-rii: Tie ue.;
hall Of the northwest quarter of section No I've
8, and also IL g north east quarter &. section 40
ak 8, IN township No. seyenty-nine 70 ro-tt
.. renge No. three 3, east OF the fifth 5.L 2
A.,to secure tn payment u two certain p.omis.
sorry noies, executed by the sAid TobiA, Miner {.
even date With said nortgage, che for The sun u
IL ee thousand two auDdred AMI forty-e.k.t o.
loo 80 -, 3+-l00) dollars, due and payable 10
two 'ears from the date thereof, with interest q.
10 per cent payable annually, and the other for
three hundred and eight q.-la0 SIS s1.lO9 dol.
ars. Tue ami payable on tie 5th day Of Nav A.
d., lote. with interest al IL per cent. per aunan
Plaintiff c aims that there was due On raid notes
AID mortgage at the tlne Of fling said pe.itor to
VII; july 10Th 1861, the gun OF four thousand
three hundred ard si1t,-eght f$..3ss) do.la..
Tor which with any interest &C ruling up &c the
ana. hearing thereof, he pays q gxes, agains.
said Tobias Miller. with interest," and costs Of suit
Now, uness You iIear ard snsser thereto On
On before OF h . second day of the next term
IF said Court, TO be tegan and boldeu on the FIRST
Monday Of February, A. D., l-s2 defau., will b
entered asala-, you AID Judgment rendered
thereon.
December 5th, 1881.
DAWSON 4 TRUE,
des-dsvl Au'ys fer Pi'd.
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mill WelsA.

Nov Is THE TINE TO LAY II WOOD
II Tor winter ese We have dry kindlias -
q - % pse esrd, I'D .-rssa vesd u 81 81 p
-. |: - 'a'' =; ; -; . pAvn
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-03
Chicago l. Northwestern Railway
&K7 g.

ON AND AFTER MONDAY, NOVEMBER
~ 4.h. 1851. trains leave Chicago fos Rockford,
Beloit ia esviile. NJ Olson. Prairie du Chen Ia
Crosse. Pond du Lac. Oshkosh, Green Bay, Ripnn.
Berlin, ST. PAUL and all points in the NOkTR-
WEST, viz:
Day Express 1850 Pm
Way Passengers-5A5 Pm
For all points above without delay, connecting
IT both Lacrosse and Prairie do Chen, With
steamers for ST. PAUL &C., &c.
Aceommoda,ion-s:l Sis A II
Trains arrives A n, ll:45 A N. 5PM
GEO. L. DUNLAP, Sup's
E. Ds Wlrr ROBINSON. Gen1 Ticket Ag't.
nov2L-tf
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latent Sleeping Cars o. Night Trains
Baggage Checked THROUGH.

THROUGH TICKETS for sale in eli PRINCIPAL
Railroad off-es in the West, 1T the General U6,e,
corner Of Lske ana Dearbon streets, under II .
Tr.mont House. Chicago, and 1t the Depot.
X. n. RICE, Gent Sapt.
]. ". SMITH, Western Pass. Agent. de6
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-03
RittSbarg, IT. Wavne / Chicago
II RAILROAD.

Rittsbarg, Fl. Wavae / Chicago
II ALL II o AD.
= E. s. 8
WARS RUN FROM CHICAGO To PITTsBURG
~ without change, connecting With the great
PkNNSYL HANLA CENTRAL RAILROAD
New York hiladslphia, Baltimtre and wash-
nGton city, AID all the interior towns Of Penn
sylvania, New Jersey. New YORK, Maryland, Sc.
1srchants BY taking this route, wilt have the
advantage Of al the eastern markets 81 no sddi-
donAl cost.
kasgsge checked through.
Trains leave the Depot, Canal street. west side.
Chicago, daily On the arrival CT trains from the
Fest and Northwest.
Connecting At Cresslins Nth Cleveland / Lake
eAore 4 X. 10 Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara Fails,
sev York and Boston. and I'll the interior
tevns Of New England, via New York Ceatral
md Sew York Enc Railroads. Also South to
Columbus, JAnesville, Newark, Mount vesnon,
Sesubsnville and Wheeling, and interior towns
efOhio and Virginia.
The above trains connect at Fores, with trains
- Maj River Road TO Springfield, Urbano, Day
ssI AMI Cincinnati. Also with trains 3, Lama for
DAFT ard CiEci matt direct.
Fare - lev - aay other r. sss.
Passengers bound east will find this route both
ylsaaant and agreeable, passing through many Of
The larges, and finest cities IN the United States.
Passengers arriving At Chicago en any o. the
reads, viii dnd attentive sAesk agents 1t the de-
pots to receive checks and convey baggage free Of
charge ss the Plstsburg and Chicago cars. Sleep
ing car: accompany each train.
Tickets for sale At al the principal ticket on
80 in the Vest, and ~ the Company's ONCE, cor
ssr Of Randolph and Dearborn streets, or At the
Depot, Wes, slde, Chicago.
Il particular to ask for tickets BY Fort syns.
DAN. W. BOSS
6sn1 Western Passenger Agent, Chicago.
]. b. MOORE, Com. and Gent Ag't, Chicago.
frsigh, Of all kinds will be carried from Chics-
70 10 all points East ., I'll times. ct Is Low rates
- any other kailroad route. seo2.-6,f
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49, ~
- Di.u!ct Court Q. sai1 county.
Henry Miller. Plaintiff ". Mathis. lrahn,
Caiharine Frahln Au. IN Cor.in, Anos Truck
George b. Sargent, John X. Dow, john c. Mat
thies, Christina Nasthies Heinrich Gosch Hans
Kuhl, Ellen McMauns, Cyril Babcock, sam rel
{. Dung, George :. c. Dow, J. {. Boaner,
Louis A. Nacklot, william han. sdmini.,rsior
w. W. fa,ker, lochm LsSe, sdninistrato., De-
PENDANTS.
ORIGIN AL NOTICE.
To said Defendants
You anc each Of you are hereby notified that
there il .ox on fie 10 the OEce Of the Clerk n
the District Court Of ,ott coupty, Iowa, . yeti
tion ct Henry Miller, claiming of said Defenas nj
Ma,thia. Prshm.the sum Of one thousand - 900 J
dsllars, with interest thereon FRI m the 18th day
Of April. A d, 1851 ~ the rate Of ten (le) per
cent per Annum ~ money due him on . certain
IroE.issory note, executed BY said Matthias
Frahm on the 25,n day Of April, 1856, payable TO
the order 81 henry Miller Eve years alter tne date
thereof. Said petition also pays fer the f.reeos-
IRE Of . certain mortgage On the following des-
eriDsd real estate lying in the county 81 Seoe
ADD State Of Iowa, to Wit: Being part o. block
thssy-t 81 in the city Of Davenport. more par
tieulasiy dsscribs1ss follows: ConmeociDg on
The nosth sass corner Of lot nuness four (l:)
thence ives, eighty $50 feet thence south thirty
| 1907 feet thence east eighty 49, feet thence
north thirty 38) feet - the place Of beginning,
executed by said Matthias Ftahm and Ca,harin e
Fnhm, Of date April p b, le5s. for the purpose
Of securing the payment OF the aeove described
promissosy note.
Nov, unless you appear And answer thereto on
Or before noon Of the second day Of the next term
Of said Court to be begun aud holden on the FIRST
Honiay Of February, A d. 1864, default viii be
Dated eember 9th, 1851.
dclol Attorney for Plaintiff.
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MI TIL xvA M THE BOD.
- ALL PRlvATE DISEASES
- Cured
NJ WITHOUT mRRCURY.
T DR. WHITTIER

IL AEGULARLY EDUCATED AND LE0ITI-
i mats,y qualified, and has expss,sresd in sl,
forss Of diseases bpovlsdge gate indisp sasit le
in the proper tseat0eat Of the venereal diseases
In eli it, vsrisd and complicated forms, and hes
for yean made the trAtnses of FrivAss diseases
his essiness end study. Experience, the best
ef - hers. he's enaeled Hin % perfect rsnediss
81 ones sfkeisat. cafe, peraansnt and in most
sasss can b ussd without hindranee to bu siassa.
tassicolas ssseoties given to old Standing eases,
sch - vese formerly eossidessd ineu1b:s-
Syphilis il Ill forms, Geoesshea, IseA Strietares
OreAisss, Dis6sess. Bladdsr ard Urinary diseases.
Alss the Effects of solitary hshiss both uiuous 70
scdy asd oied, and which produce sems Of the
following s9scn: Blosehes, bodily wsakneas,
ssossipAdos, svsvsion fae sad unsosineo in female
soassy. unnaalinsss, drsod Of futsrs svspss, do.
a!y complete psostratioo of the vital povse, loss
. memory, Raging in the ssrs-csa b fully re-
Az !oetsu. With stAop aAsvOsod.
III. " DAaoSase1ros ell his medicine fr> The
po9ese asees; Ire ftoo Ill snsal o. easee. Faose
eal . fice1ly talk I'D his opinioo Win eoet vor
notAtng. Bis Heatoset 10 he pe,ult a I.es ~.
paissee Esd 70 eeooasdisg he esu6de.ee of IT,
eesss wsst. Jeehasys vih b nass MI. ears
= pssoaasssly sessss1. d.. v. tFests s.If..S,.s
With he Doss hspqg result.
Pest o. bsg, INA 0Aee 80 Co,s,,H.&;o,
1eons- la 1esth C1ask slssse, Chicago, mi.
ione-AkVly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-03

SALISBSbY'S PATENT BUSTERS
are run on Day Express Trims.
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jans-dul

STATE OF IOWA, SCOTT COUNTY, So
y Chsurcey Krum ". Polly Gardner, in tne
District Court.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-03

Freight Of all kinds will be carried from Chics-
70 all points East .; I'll times ct Is Low rates
- any oshe. kaiiroad route. sep2s-dif
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-11-22
This Bloody War.

From the Raleigh q. ca standard, Oct. III
Who can estimate the weight of res
possibility which hangs upon the soulsof
those wicked and evil. guided men, who,
by years of toll and labor, brought upon
the country this bloody war? Time can
never develope nor cure the evils which
already have been inflicted by their de-
mOn-like agency.
Upon the South the ruin is incalcula-
BILE. One hundred thousand brave men
have either died, had their constitu-
tiohs broken down, or they are manned,
rendering them burden TO themselves
and to society. The loss in property
cannot now be estimated. And where is
the ruin 10 end From the North there
is nothing to hOpe-from Europe we can
look for no sympathy. Nothing, per-
haps could crafty English statesmen
more than the utter ruin Of both North
and South
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-11-22

capture OF our gold-bearing steamers by
rebels, exercise no sort Of influence upon
the trade. In 1861, when gold was not
in demand, IL flowed in plentifully from
all quarters. In 1862, when il was IN.
enormous and unprecedented demand. Re
flows off 10 Europe, and the receipts from
the mines are reduced. This is not ac-
cording TO the laws of commerce, but it
is according TO the laws of speculation,
for while real and bona flde demand
for any article stimulates the procuring
OF ID from all quarters, on the other hand
a speculative demand has precisely The
contrary effect, and locks up the stock Of
any article in order to enhance prices.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-11-22
Rules and Regulations Governing
Confederate States Prison, at Tus-
caloosa, Ala.

N6ASNoog &AAhs
LIST. The guard will be mointed every
day at 8 o'clock, A. M.
9th. The prisoners are not allowed TO
converse with any outsiders, and the
guard will promptly check any CONVEX
sation between citizens and prisoners.
9TH. No prisoner IS permitted to leave
the prisons and go into the town under
any pretext whatever, unless he has a
written permit from headquarters, and
said permit must be shown by the pris-
oner TO the officer of the guard, who will
order man TO go with the prisoner to
make his purchases. The guard in charge
will see that the prisoner confines him.
self strictly to making his purchases; he
will not allow him to converse with any,
body on the street, nor suffer him to write
or receive letters, nor enter any barroom,
or other public places. After having
made the purchases, he will come with
the prisoner to the office, tor the purpose
of examining said purchases, to see if
there is anything which the prison rules
exclude.
9Th. The articles prohibited are whisky
or other stimulating drinks, newspapers,
medicine, letters and weapons or ammnni-
ton.
9th. No prisoner has right to send a
letter anywhere, and any letter handed,
by him TO the officer of the guard, who il
only authorized to receive such, must be
brought to the Office for inspection be-
fore it can be sent off, and no letter or
message can be received by prisoner
unless through the office.
10th. The officer of the guard will see
that the lights throughout the whole
prison are extinguished at 8 o'clock, p. M,
except in the hospital, and there only by
order of the surgeon Of the post the lights
are TO be permitted. Nobody can visit
the hospital without a permit of the
surgeon of the post.
11th. The officer Of the guard will
promptly check any noise in any of the
prisons in daytime, and after o'clock
P. NJ. everything must be quiet He is
further instructed TO see that the guards,
in their respective quarters, behave prop
erly.
18th. The officer of the guard will re-
port every morning, before going on duty,
at headquarters for instructions, and will
be required to hand in his guard report
next morning
18th. The sentines on post ,OiU see
that no prisoner puts his head out Of any Of
the ,oindoWS, on speaks TO any person IN the
street; he must giUe them fair loarning to re-
frain from doing so, If this IS not Needed, he
is to discharge his g,m at the one violating
this rule.
14th. A gun fired at night, at the gar
rson, is signal for the whole guard to
turn out immediately.
10TH Any person having business to
transact must call at the office.
10th. Any prisoner trying to escape
or having escaped, being recaptured, will
be put in irons, and will have TO remain
so until released or exchanged, as by
order of Brigsdier General j. II. Winder
Commanding Confederate States Military
! Prisons.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-11-22
I. 0. 0. 2.

JoHN n. HIPS Grand Secretary, should be addressed
at Nashuiiis IsHn
Tennessee Ledge, Ne. Meets every Tuesday Even
ng, at their Hall, on the eorner Of Union and Sum-
mer streets The officers for the present term, are
q. s. Lesueur, c.; j. \. Nils, VS,; j. L. weakley
Secretary L. X Spain, Treasurer.
Trabus Lodge, Ne. lO--Meeu at the same place
ovesy Monday Evening. The enisers are K, A.
Campbell, N. c.; Henry Apple, Y.G.; j. J.. PArk,
Secretary D. y. Brown, Treasurer.
Isniley Ledge No SO-Nsets at their Hall, on South
Cherry street. every Friday evening The cheers
are o. c. Covert, N,G.i Frank Hartman, va; James
wyatt, Secretary W. M. MallOry, Treasurer,
Aur.va Lodge, Ne las, Germany -Asets At the
Hall. corner OF Union and Summer streets, every
thursday Evening. The officers are Charles Rich,
Na;P. Trledma7, V.G.; - Bittsrlieh, Secretary
Geo. seifsrls, Treasurer
RSeeIy Easampsneni, Ne MEETS at the above Hail
an the frat and third Wednesdays Of each month.
The officers are; j. g. Mills, C.P.; 7, II. Mcbride Ill
q. n. FULLER, s.w. Peter Harris Jr., J.W.; Jehn y.
\ Hide, Scribe b. r, Cutter, Treasurer.
Olivs Branch EsnesmPaat, Ne. 4-hssts at the
sbovo Han 0n the second and fourth Wednesday
nights OF each mouth. The officers are Jas, T Bell,
OP.; Henry Apple, mp; L. hoksr, s'w.; B. Fried
man, J.w.. Charles Krehsr, Scribe J. n. Ward
Treasurer
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-11-22
Correspondence OF the Missouri Democrat
Condition Of the Army on the South
western Frontier.

SPRINGVIELD, No, November 17.--Mat-
tiers with the Army of the Frontier are
in statu quo. Preparations are being
made, however, which indicate demon
stration in some quarter before great
while. The army has been somewhat
reorgAnized, and several volunteer regi-
ments of the new levy are added TO the
army, in exchange for Missouri State
militia regiments, which are to occupy
the towns in the State. This change
is gratifying to all parties.
The enemy in Arkansas are reported
at 10000 under, Hindman and $4,000
under Holmes; the former near Ozark
and the latter near Little Rock. There
are, however, not to exceed 100 men in
Little Rock.
The northwestern portion of Arkansas,
whence we drove the rebels, is quiet and
undisturbed, except from small bands OF
guerrillas. IL Is not likely the rebels
will again attempt to occupy that por-
ton of the State.
General Blunt, with the first division
of his army, occupies Northwestern Kan
sas and a portion of the Indian Territory.
He is working salt mines there, which
are in excellent order, and yielding an
abundant supply. In this division are
three or four regiments Of loyal Indians,
who have been driven from their homes
They make good soldiers; are willing
and obedient, long.enduring and pa
tent