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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-21

tFF.Cs COMMISSIONERS SEQ ND URAIsIsG DISTRICT,
~ City Hall New Orleans April Is, 1862. !
~, 20. Notice ice, is hereby given that, Accord
ing 10 tns fourth sec1 II OF OF tbs Legislature or he
state of Loutsina, supplementary act entitled " An ACT
10 provide io lssYng ming and iaInn Lanes ia
certain portions of the Parishes Of orleans and Jefersoh"
approved Msc II 1869 Sealed Proposals will he received
the sale The Commissioners of or ssuei according the
70 egong act, to the amount Of Twelve tsl2f0 Tholsrd
Dollars nnr the 10Th day of May l:G2 at " O'Clock, NJ.
endor fIUp1sais f1i iii9 OIL onip-h
hptJ 30s II. VI. PLACE, President.
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Camp and Lafayette streets, New Orleans: st
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ze q Louisiana Lodge No erend Rey j.
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g. iesn Of Hermann Lodge " Grand Guardian
John Frahkord of Crescent Lodge. No.s. W. G. Herald
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E % MOLASsES;
and dealer Sugar and Moasses All left there will be
promptly filled pric=s Also Agent for the Washing
ton Steam Moasses Refinery, which is prepared to fill
orders for Reboied Mossse guaranteed be equal
made. at the lowest market price ial6 6m
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-21

WINES, BRANDiEs, EXC. ri l5agsF
@ 80 casks Glaret Bordeaux. 5s9 III salfSas
7G0 Ca.et, various brands.
l5U Viii v ne, Chateau Eyqnenn. lean
100 casas feImoGth 55579-s5 S555s 3
100 cases Absynth. o. Lscoutre. a ~ A&s 81 s$
Is Kirsch, c. tLecouitTe
N l0U0 skets Champagne various brands. g&S
90 quarter Port &C. - s$55s
20 half and quar- casks Sherry
Gognae, Of The following Planat Coz.
rae 40. Ptnet Cestiilou &C., Iarrcnae Frerss.
rs casks Rochelle Brandy. ~ SE4. #5sl
80 cases la halt boxes each Green Peas. S5fS t
caaes 100 half boxes Patts TrIies. &f
III cases 30 half b3ses each r ufies
10 Straw hf FRIES in Juice. 59s
Ea Eases Rurgundy Vines. M s u 49,
For ssle by 9. d. GRATrAFsd CO., y
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BREWSTER: - = l. Z. U - II;,.;-sf
a "a Sarcs.sots TO LsAEX Bi,AKENEY, Gopfersasiths
and Sheet Iron Workers and Aanufactursra Eaon spd
Nsg elton ireets, between kotre Dsn,o and Jnlla.
gfArifysEg aud EYaperatEg Psns I sS.f5 81
Steam Traii.- Fi.terzrs, f7sssT
srsoGs9 -s "a Juice Boxes, Chiransys, Hleecbene,
And all kinds fsTEAHBOAr and PLANTATION work ID
our13 mi g s
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INsURANCE
II OpisIANA MUTUAL INSURANCE. COM

OFFICES CORNER CAMP AND aArcarz STREETS
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-.saa Ny MY s, urHEKN On CoarANY,E -
New Olsans. April 10, 1862 I
1,, w &C. meeting of tho Beard OF
iath instant, the following resolution was adopted
hegnyed That Dividend Of Two Dollars psr share be de.
clarcd upon the capital stock OF this Company payabe at s
Cfi. G OIL and after MONDAY, the 2l. insfnnt
JcHS Hill, Secretary. 20 - nn2i a
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COLE AGENCY STACKER IRON tyOR K q.
Csc aa5 afer he first Of January,
nGce Mouths will rule as follows; ~ ~
Sugar ii 10 8 inehss at 81 IS an iacb AZ to ss
inches 81 SO inch ~ inches At 81 rs an Inch Fur
mace Mouths s5s $40 size Crate Bars Sc
pc. pound. ~ 35l5Eae=1Tg 11+
E. F. LAvILhEBEuvRE,
EsaTernss. C,asr - = seI7 II !
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kRDR. SHERMAN respectfully informs raptured persons
those having rupured slaves he the
may be found his Office No. lost CHARLES STREET
New Oeans prepared 10 relieve and all Of rupturl
the application of his PATENT SILVER TRUSS and our
ALIVE MIXTURE. my6 ly&W
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-21

ERESCEHT MARBLE WORKS
Monuments, Torlhs Sonss Piers Center Tabs
Tops Slabs Manel Pecsa Crates and Crate Getng
Eoerng Tiles, Bsnquette and Yard Fasgins, Iron Railing
Coping, etc. s57. -. -.z4 80
Ea-Thatra aupped With rough r1arhls
by CATANAUGH. a GULL Ey,
oil tfAT as5, 2S4 and 2a6 Carp -t-s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-21

EXCHANGE ON RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
IA Sight cheeks Richmond, Petersburg, Lynchburg,
Norfolk, for sale in SUMS to suit purchasers by
BROWN, JOANSOEd CO.,
90 En T,;op
The New York herald., 1862-07-14

for any little diversion which they may be dls.
posed 10 prepare for us in the shape OF ioreis4
war. Republican France crushed out the roy,
ain IS In La vendee while she was battling suo'
cessiN- lily against league Of European dsspotsl
What tn France Of that day did we shall be id
far betsAr position to do; for we shall have
not only the largest army in the world, but alss
the largest ana most effective iron-clad navy.
These are the BAH bonds for the abstention Of
the English tories saAi the French Emperor from
interference in our sfairs. That they are -
effective ss We can desire may be gathers4
from the language of their organs.
The New York herald., 1862-07-14

A CRUMB or COMFORT FOR THE INTERVENTION
ALARxrsrs.--A good many are under the i'm
preston that the news of the retreat Of McClel-
lans army from the position held by il on the
Cbickahominy will remove any remaining scru-
Piles that the English and French governments
may entertain in regard to an immediate inter-
vention In our affairs. The article from the
London Times. published the other day, may
possibly dispel any apprehension Of this
kind. The Times, NJ il almost anticipating the
events Of the last fortnight, says "that no news
that can arrive from America at the present
time 10 likely to have much effect on public
opinion After taking the view that the feds-
rails dnd their military means insufficient for
the great enterprise in which they have en-
5arked-ths conquest Of the Southern
Statss--it adds:--"The superior numbers
cas- certain in the end to prevail" How
|idiferent this from the language the same jour
nal held . few months ago. Taken in conjunc-
ton with the recent declarations of the British
Ministers In Parliament, and the further adyices
that have just reached us by the Norwegian It
| il, We think conclusive as to the determination
| Of England to keep entirely clear Of American
| complications. When the news Of the Presi-
dents call for an additional three hundred
thousand men reaches London il will add won
derfully to the convictions which are beginning
TO dawn on the minds Of the English arstocrats
They will see that we arc not only drcadfully ,
In earnest in putting down this rebellion, but
| that we shall have p'sntY Of soldiers ts spare
The New York herald., 1862-07-14

GRAnruDE TO THE CousrRYs DEFENDERS
Our quadriateral contemporary, who distin-
guished himself by the swiftness Of bis legs at
solferino and Bull run, has an article iinpeach-
ing the personal courage of two Of the bravest
men in the army-Gen. Heintzeman and Capt.
Mott The conduct Of those officers requires no
defence al our hands. 1t has been attested in all
the battles that have been fought on the penin-
sula, has been frequently alluded 70 in official
reports, and has secured for General Heint.
zelnan his recent promotion to the second
highest grade In the volunteer army. The mo.
tive of these abominable oalumnies can ~
doubt be traced 20 sonc fauoied personal light
on the part Of thoso sqbiccsd " them.
The New York herald., 1862-07-14

HONOR TO WHOM TT Is Dug.--We learn
that the sword which Congress ordered 10 be
presented to Gen. Tuiggs has been returned to
the government by Gen. Butler, as il was not
deemed proper that such guerdon should
remain in the hands Of so foul traitor rs
Twigss has proved himself to be. Now, we
would suggest that Corgtcss coold do no better
nor more graceful thing than TO present he
sword to Major General buusr, IS he has fairly
earned IL by his bold, VIE aud vigorous ad-
ministrs.iou Of the oyerDmsrt Of New Orleans.
The New York herald., 1862-07-14

abolitiOaists Chandler, Sumner, Wade and
Wilkinson--who are not content with the injury
which political humbugging and the uncsasng
introduction Of the negro into public affairs has
already done the cause Of the country.
We repea' that Congress has done . much
as could be efpected from such body, and We
can afford to let it 60 now.
The New York herald., 1862-07-14

THK ADJOURNMENT OF CoNGREss.--A resolu.
ton was adopted in the Senate on Friday fixing
Wednesday next, the 9Th inst, FOR the adjourn
ment Of Congress. This is we'll Congress can
be of no further service TO the country, and by
remaining longer in session il would only OBJ
struct the government in it, measures to carry
on the war. All the bills necessary except the
Bankrupt law, which i TO be introduced to-
day, have been passed. TIE Tax bill and the
Tariff, the two most important financial mea-
sures, have. become laws, aDd there is nothing
more FOR Congress to DO
But t0/show tie public that there are mem
bers of the Senate who desire to continue pro.
menatiirg the Capitol interfering with the
administration md making mischief generally
We give the names Of the ten gentlemen who
vo<od against Tie adjournment, viz nessrs
Chandler Grimei Harlan, Kiag, Pomeroy
sumner, Trumbull Wade, Wilkinson and Wiley
Ii will be seen that -four Of these srs ultr,
The New York herald., 1862-07-14

TmE GREAT FINANCIAL MEASURES or THE
GovEnSxENr.--With the passage of the Tax
and Tariff bills the most important
part Of the financial programme of the
government is now happily consummated.
Both measures will 90 into operation by
the lst of August, and in a few days official
copies Of them will be ready for delivery to
the public. Thus the government acquires all
the financial support that it has demanded on
the part Of the country, and its fiscal position
becomes as strong as can be desired. It now
snly requires prompA effect TO be given to the
Presidents call for more troops, and the i'm
mediate adjournment Of Congress, to render Il
in every respect equal to the speedy sup
Dression of the rebellion.
The New York herald., 1862-07-14

The Judiciary bill, altering the Judicial distrcts~
United states courts was passed yesterday Hon David
Davis OF Illinois. one Of the sbes and most popular
Iurs,s in the west strongly recommended for Judrs
Of the district composed Of Illinois. Michigan aas Wis.
Tux TAX BILL AND TIE OFFICE sEgsERs.
Applications cor the oBoss o. al,eiors ot taxes W TIA
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-30

CAPS RACE, Dec. 27.
The HtEa, from Liverpool 18th and
Queentown 18th, passed here Saturday
night.
The Persia arrived at Liverpool with
her machinery disabled, and the Asia
takes her place.
Brcadstufi, quiet and steady.
The Presidents message WAS eagerly
canvassed, but had no effect.
No faith is exhibitedin the cmancipa-
ton scheme.
The Tuscarora had overhauled the
steamer Thistle when leaving Madeira
for Nassau.
The british war steamer Leopard tried
to stop the Thistle to see what the Tns-
carora done, but the Thistle did not
stop.
The Tnscarora's officers represented
that they had not taken the Thistle, but
il was considered strange that she ran
ava, from British vessel The Tusca-
rora left Medeira on the 30th Of No
yember to return in a few days.
The London Globe defends he British
go,crnment against blame in the Ala
bamas affairs. 1t SAYS the Federal au-
tholties could not get evidence against
her, and the government could not pos
sbly interfere.
The Times has al editorial to the same
effect.
1t is reported that Slidell had another
interview with Napoleon, and t at DR..
D,anyan, De uues snd Persigny favor
Sonh.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-30
ORIGINAL N.TlCE.

ORIGINAL Mice.
STATE OF lOwAa
scoir CouArY,
Antonius 9 i.Disos ~ Tnngott Thomas and
Nina lAemss. Fr.dalis A4rti. ct al.
10 said defendants
YOU ARE RtRhBY NOTIFIED THAT
there IL now ON die in the .fice ot the Clerk
OF the District Court Of Scott county, Iowa, pc.
tition Of Antonius =. Jsmison, claiming Of the
said defendant, Trasgot. Thomas, the um Of one
hundred and fifty three dollars, as n onev due
said Trsngott Thomas on the first day Of May,
A. y. 1856, payable to the order of Henry n.
Jamison, for the sum Of ninety collars PAYABLE on
the first day VI May. A. b. 1862, wHh interest
thereon 1t the rate Of T. q per cent. per annum.
said petition also sets out three other notes tor
the rum OF MN ~ dollars each, Que respectively
May LIST, 1903. 1864 and 1865. and pr.ys that tho
cause be con 'ihued from term to term until laid
uotes fall due.
Said petition also prsys for the foreclosure Of Q
certa n mortgage ON The following described
pr. mise,, situated in tho county oi Scott, sbA
state Of Iowa, to-Wit The east half Of lot two
az in block twelve O2). IN the city OF Daven-
port. x.cuted by tho said Tr ngott lhomss on
The 6st day Of alSy, A. u. 1859, for the purpose
OF securing the payment Of the four above de-
scr bed prOmiss0ry nOtes.
Tho .sid defendant, Fridalia Aarti, is hereby
notified that n, personal claim 10 made sgainst
him in this action.
Now, unless yos appear thereto and defer
be orc noon If the second day OF the next tern
OF the raid District Court, TO be held the
6rst Monday Of Fsbrusry, a. i. lsSS, de'aait
will DO entered against you and Judgment and
decree be rendered, ~ prayed IL SAFE p PEI tin.
Atsys. Tor pitf.
Nov IA 1870
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-30
From RshiugiOn.
Special 10 Tribune
WAsnlNGToy.

WAsHINGToS, Dec %.
The rebel cavalry. Of course Stewards,
yesterday went entir.ly around Burn.
sides army, having Dulnfries in tLeil pos.
session.
In the morning body Of troops, I'M
der Col. Candy, who, it is charged. had
no pickcts ont. were surprised in the
night, and suffered capture TO an extent
difficult to fix Rumors estimate our
loss from 600 down TO %.
The 18th PENNSYLVANIA cavalry was
roughly handled, aud Withdrew in con.
siderable haste. Arms were first placed
in the hands OF this regiment only one
W. elk ago.
Fifteen wagons containing regimental
property are said certainly to be lost. II
IS doubted whether we also lost the
whole OF . 4-gnn battery = or only halt
Of il.
Last night these swift riding msurau-
de's were in possession Of Occoquan.
The operator at Burkc's Station, this
evening, states that the enemy were
within three miles If that place.
Mover cnt Of troops from here to the
scene ef this ssssrpriss hss been prompt
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-30

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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-30

and forcible, both Of cavalry and infantry,
but Stewart's success in these Affairs have
never been partial.
Since writing the above We hear that
Stewart and his comrades were early
this morning within six miles OF Fort
Lyon; also at Occoqnan they fell on >
detachment Of the Sd Pennsylvania cav.
airy, and a fight cnsued, unequalsd on
our side, in which the 22d had 20 men
killed and wounded Capt Johnson,w who
commanded the post, vas among the
killed. The whole Of the detachment.
that was not killed or disabled, was cap
turcd.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-30
Stall OF lOwA.l In the scott County Dis
| sCu1T OQrATY. iiici CanYf

oTA'k OF iOWA.l In tbs Scott County Dis.
sco1T IoUkTY. uict Courf.
Geo. =. &. bow %. William n kaker RI al
To " lillian II. baAer, Elizabeth baker. J.hn Bs.
ker, Robert Baker, A ndisw Siebert, J Sirsuk,
Luman II. strong. Floyd Eysns aad Erwin
VOUAND EACH OF YOU ARE HEREBY
l. notified that there is nov on file in the of6cs
OF the Clerk Of the district Court VI scott coun-
y, Iowa, petition Of George :. 9. how, pra, ing
that the title to Certain lands In raid c.usty
may be Quoted in him, the said bos the sid
lands being thus Bounded and described, 10 Wit I:
Tho North half VI the North v est qasr,sr Of
Seciion No. fifteen 15). and the east han Of the
North East quarter II Sectiun No. sixteen tl6),
IN Township No. seveniy-seven, Range No.
tso(2) East; tie East half Of the North EAT
qua,ier, and the East half Of the South ksst
qusrter OF Section No i've 90. and the N.r,h
-, quarter Of the N.r,h East quarter Of sss,ion
Ne. signt e., in ,ovnshIp No. seven,y-,even
the fOli.wi ng: CONNIE ncing ~ the 4. nth East
corner Of nec'ion n. Eve %. Township No. sew.
.nty- ssgen I'll Range two Oh rupLiLg thence
Vest twenty 70 cbsiss ; thence h. rih nx 90
degrees, kast Thirty ~ 100 go Il -lO0l chains
thence North thrcs snd 50 lOv degrees.
West fifty chsins; thence last twcsty
chains, to the North East corner Of said ssc,ion
No. hve( b); thence south eighty (sO) chains To
the place OF beginning.
Said petition also prays that certain judgments
and mortgages be cancelled.
And nov. unlets you appear thereto and aseepd
on or before noon If the I'd day Of the next term
Of said Court to be b. ldsn on the Lat Monday 81
February, 1868, your default will b entered, snd
decree rendered ~ prayed for.
GRANT SMITH ssd GEO. 8. C. now,
dec 4.'aw4w Attys. for plta.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-30
LEGAL.
TRUsTEgs SALE.

N7HEREAS % The 33d day Of Jsuusry, A D
w 1859. Niehssl Howard q Gated unto josh.
~ Dial - sru tee, . certain deed Of trust. m
vsying ~ said trustee the lard In scott cosnty,
lose. dsser bed - iSlloss, 70 wi. Lots Numbers
twenty-Ux 1851 tws.ty-ssvs. 1911 and twenty
OF the y W quarter Of the N I. quarter Of ,ec-
ton No twenty three i23 10 township No sever.
enty-sight I7sl. r. b 8 b z n. ~ the same are
uua bsssd a.d do eribed 90 she pat of the su, :
veg OF said out lots on rec ,rd in tie Recorders
Office Of seols county, wa. Which said convey.
ace WAS made BY the said Michael nows,d Tor
the purpose Of securing the payment Of one
,igned by said Mi,h eel Howard, tr enc hundred
and -igh ~ seven q 100 $io7 2l.loo1 doll r.,
dated the I'D day Of January, A y. / soy, and
pAyA 10 nips months after date tn the order Of
George l.. Uavenpo. {. with ten 10 per cont. in
terest thereon, upon which note there was paid
Nov. "a, ts59, the sum Of oIe nunare dollars.
And now. said npte havirg become due and
payable, a, the said Michael Howard having
failed psy the same. shus ial, trustee as
Aforesaid, do hereby give Thu public notice that
by viv,ue of he po~er which 10 tn me vested B.,
said deed o trust, | vii, on saturday, The sew
Q .tecnth (lTth day Of January. A.D SO. at the
spur Of two I2l O'Clock in tho afternoon Of ssid
day, ut the Court House door, In the city Of Dav-
import, expose and offer Tor sale. a. public au,-
ton, the . reels Of Land above described. Or so
much thereof us .hsil be sufficient 10 satisfy aud
say tho amount of said note, with the Interest
there IN TO the day Of sale, together with oil the
costs and expenses attending said s.le, costs Of
this notice and Trus ee's fess. Upon tn. compile
ton Of such sale deed will he gwen in .ccord
ancs with the stipulation Of said deed VI Trust.
Dated the 22d day of december. A. D. 1864.
JOSHUA DIAL,
dec 23-ts Trustee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-30
THU STEE'S SALE.


XT!HEREAS, ON TIE l5Th DAY OF AU-
w gust. A. -. 1883, kl,.hs NOS and Jul,n
Ann Jones, his wife, executed unto Charles +,
Putnam, - trustee, . cert an Deed Of Trust, n
v.y,ns 90 said Tiu.tee the land in Scott county,
LIZA, deecribe ~ follows, to-wn: Tsenty -ons
81 feot trout by one hundred and City 100 J
fsst ia depth { the south side OF lot NJ. three
81 in block No three t3) In james Mack,ntosh.
second addition TO tho city of Davenport, forming
an obionS rquA.e Of twenty ono Oh feet by one
hundred and htty 1907 iees, be the ssme m,re o,
less. Which said Convey nee Was made b, the
SAID Eliehs jones and julia Ann Jones for the
purpose Of securing the payment Of two certs In
promi ssory and tho inter, 81 thereon, Gig led
hy said Elisha Jones, dated the 18Th lay Of Au-
gus,, A. ID. lisp and payable A. toll VS.: One
Tor f.rt, seven 50IO0 t$47 so 100 dollars. pay
able 10 Elk tG) m"nths si,st date. and for tho
,um Of eve hundred and twenty-five 5o-l0o
tx522 5O-lo0) dollars, payable IN ono ~ year
after date, both notes bearing ten (l0) per cent.
interest after due, and payable to the orler Of
Eliza W. Oliver.
And now said last mentioned note having be-
come due and payable. and the said Elisha Jonss
having failed TO pay the sams, /, Charles 4. Put
nam, Trustee as aforesaid, do hereby give this
public aotice. the; BY virtue Of the power which
il In inc vested by said Deed Of Trust, will, on
saturday. the lo,h day Janasry, A. u l.o3
a. the hour If two (2) o'clock IN tho afternoon Of
said day, st tho Court Hous door, In the city OF
Davenport, expose and ofer tor sale, 1T public
suc,ion, the parcel Of land above described, o.
much thereof - OF all be .uiyient TO satisfy and
pay the amount Ut said note 18th tho interest
thereon to the day Of sale. together with all the
cost. sad expenses attending said sac, costs Of
this notice and Trustees tees. Upon the CON-
p.eiion Of such sale . deed will be given in ac-
cordance Nth tue stipulation Of said peed Of
Trust.
Dated tho Is h day Of Dccemser. A y. 1892.
CHARLES 4. PUTNAM,
dee i7-dte Trustee