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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-07-26

I been paid, such person or persons, corpora
8 ton or association Of persons, shall fosfei
\ and pay to the United States double III,
. amount Of such tax, to be recovered in ami
. court having Jurisdiction thereof: Provided
however over, that the Commissioners Of In
ternal Revenue is hereby authorized to max,
4 such rules and regulations as he may deeE
proper for the payment Of said tax, a
places different from that Of the production
Of said cotton: And provided further, Tha
all cotton owned and held by any manufac
turcr Of cotton fabrics, on the Rsst day o
| May, eighteen hundred and sixty-two, and
prior thereto, shall be exempt from the tas
hereby imposed.
! Whenever, by the provisions Of this bill
duty is imposed upon any article removed
for consumption Of sale, it shall apply only
to such articles as are manufactured on on
after the first day Of August, 1862, except
in cases where a duty is specially assessed
upon articles manufactured prior to that
date.
! MISCELLANEOUS.
Sections 7S to 86 regulate the collection of
imports on auction sales, public conveyan-
ces, railroad bonds, banking institutions and
insurance companies, passports, anc adver-
tisements. infinitely provided for full and
sworn returns from each, with penalties af.
/ - -
6xed. Sections SO to 90, under similar de-
tail and restrictions, regulate imposts on in.
comes.
srAxr DUTIES. tt
Sections % to 100 provide for the onllcc.
ton Of stamp duties, to be paid as desc ib-
ed IN the compilation in our last issue.
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue
De, and is hereby, authorized to sell to and
supply collectors, deputy collectors, post
mastcrs, stationers, or any other persons at
MS dlscret.on, with adhesive stamps on
stamped paper, veflum or parchment, as
nerein provided tDr, upon the payment, at
the time OF delivery, OF the amount Of duties
sa'o stamps stamped paper, ye!um or parch- |
mnent, so sotd or supphed,y represent, and
may thereupon allow and deduct from the
aggregate amount OF such stamps as afore-
said, the sum of not exceeding five per cent
um as commission to the collectors, post
masters stationers, or other purchasers
but the cost Of any paper, ve!Ium or parch-
ment shall be added to the amount, after
deducting the allowance of per centum as
Aforesaid PROVIDED That no commission
shai' oe allowed on any sum or sums so sold
or supplled OF less amount than htty dollars.
And provided turther. That any proprietor /
OF proprletors OF articles named in schedule |
design for stamps, to be used especially for
his or their own property articles, shall be
aiio"eu the lo'low'nS discount namely on
amounts purchased az one t'me' II not less
than nity nor more than nVe hundred qois /,
iars, nve per centum on amounts over hve
u "" p'. ee"'uA
!.
.n..-...o - 80 - -, -,
a.. a. n.o.;s;on. !. 49,, -. 49, han.
ts.,, - -, :. soa,s..s ,,..,sa. :. .,ns.
=. !. 49, ! 0,,s,.,.. = ;..a.aas - 60 h;.s ~
...,.- r.. -. -. ,.L;.h. .hro,h
..:.,.L. h.s, ;,..o-,u
r.oo...r;,r ,,sad ~ -har. -. r.,s. :, A.,
,;es rsnresentea ,berehv have hesn n.;a ;n
o,,or ~ r.r,;,,oa .na s,.h .uow,n.a chan
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-07-26

Cu.RAcrrR OF THE GEsrIEm.S.-I have
stated already that the sorbe.,;np use Of
mower is a SIRE attr;bnte of the gentleman
indeed az ve NAV saw that power-physi-
cal, moral nreiv social or nolit;cal-is ono
Of the touchstones ofpenuine reutlemansb;n
The mower which the husband has over the
v;f. in which vemust include the irnm,nitv
with which he NAV he nnkind ID hsr. tha
father over his children !: the old over Ind
Young and the yo,,np +, J. over: the s:red the
strong over the weak: the officer over his
men ths m,.ster Of ves:se, over ~ his hands
The MAGISTRATE over The citizens the rich
over the noor the educated over the un,e.-
t,re,, the eyner;enc,,, over the eonf,dinr..
the keener Of the secret over him whom IL
,o.cbes;. ,h,s ,;f,ea. oxer the ort,;n.rv man :
even the clever over the s;rlv-.tha forhe.r;n.
and ;nofysns;v., ,,se of Al: th;s mower ar an:
thor;tv or ) tots, ,hst;nence from IL vbere
The ease ,dm,,s 4 yin .how the gentleman
a n,.;r r;,ht '' 60. /.
Everv trsys,er tnows Al once xbe,ber /.
,e,,,er .nlv =, = rude off,cer Is s..arcb,n. h;s
.,,nt Al, No ne. ~ rouer does nj orl,
e~,n . ,on.hs,o,s .vsn ~, ,n,nne, = -,;c,,
! al an 'ua's'au. e"os '" ".Ss
.ne 0'ne,s' y ,': ..s' NO sn , :"
sssss...a - ! 20 -, ns.;s., - 80. -
great good luck wnc'. IN neaiins u "a1
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Hon. Robert ]. Walker. tits said. viii
shortly publish the 7first Of serious Of let
ters. ip which he win sustain at length the
gradual emancipation policy Of President
Lincoln.
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llrodn she Chicago rribsnel

+ With an escort Of $500 cavalry, includ.
ing tho 9th Illinois, .13th Illinois ana 9Th
Illinois, Quartermaster winslow started
from Clarendon At II o'clock on the 1 tth
inst, and after forced march Of sixty-Ave
miles, without . drop Of water for men or
horses, arrived at Helena at noon ofthe
lSth--a forced march unprecedented in the
annals Of this war. The escort was COM
manded by Col. O. O. Wsshburne ofWis-
consin. to whom credit should be given fol
having made the fastest tiwe over the worst
country, on record. But Helena was reach
ed Helena proved for ohce heaven Of rest
Their eyes were greeted with TIE sight .
old Mississippi, and their hearts wsrc once
moro rejo,ced. The rebel cavalry located il
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ALLOWANCE AND DRAWBACK.
No allowance or drawback shall be made
or had for any amount claimed or due less
tan twenty dollars, anything in this act to
the contrary Notwithstanding. If any per.
son or persons shah fraudulept,y claim OF
seek to obtain sn allowance or drawback on
goods, wares, or merchandise, on which nc
internal duty shall have been paid, or shall
fraudulently claim any greater allowance OF
drawback than the duty actually paid, as
aforesaid, such person or persons shall for
felt triple the amount wrongfully or fraudu
lently claimed or sought to he obtained,
AFPRoPRIArIoN.
The pay OF the assessors, assistant asses
sors, collectors and deputy collectors, shall
be paid out Of the accrping internal duties
or taxes before the same Is paid into tn
treasury, according to such regulations a.
the Commissioner Of Internal Revenue, un
der the direction of tho Secretary Of tn
Treasury shah prescribe and for the pur
pose OF paying the Commissioner Of Inter
ma! Revenue and clerks, procuring dies
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-04-15

Greeley rnoans about.tl, taxisbiH,
which he says, viii inulct the I'ri-
bune to the tune of $4,000 per an
mum, bythe tax on advertisements:
Xhe .taa OF telegraph ic dispatches and
tax on income..!If this be true
theFribune is on the everof its last
ason, FOR already it does not pay ex-
peTpses Twenty 81 fiye thsasand dol
lars Of taAes would 9ullhs SOON finish 1T.
sse4 te7eThe York Herald.
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NEHSPAFER LII

NEWSPAPER La NJ r,
Subscribers Who do not give express
notice to the contrary, ARE considered
as wishing to continue the subscrip.
: IF Subscribers order the discont;u-
uance of their papers, the publishers
may continue to send them till all that
$ due be paid.
I Ifsabscfibers removet6otherplacss
%ishont interchangeable publiAheF. md
the Paper is sent to the former dive
ton, they are held responsible. ,. r.s 8,
The courts have decided that refns.
ing to tekea paper or periodical -froH,
the office, is pvi,na faess evidence Of
frauiM ~ ''e
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r. eow state. of Red River e. d,1ewb.ck
I, Attention Publishers. !,

,x1sEy2 sp ublishsss Of Newspepeis
in North LoaisiaBa, ana
l. Texas, who may wish to
dispose of theft establishments lin
whole OF part ~ sending ne Tartic-
ulars, and Locality. viii 6ud it, to their
advantage to:address mo - below
Persons adesifons Of estsblishing
Aewsp;tp55y cr Job Establish Dents in
the int.rios, will be- furnished With
Estimates free IF charge, by address
Ing n,,, And II they order Printing
Material or paper. cards and card
boards, throusllme. win be furnished
a for cash ..onlybr its equivalents
theshest bargains, at Foundry prices.
:, L offer the following establishments
iers cash, or good negroes With tpep-
numbered titles. iaa - ,aS3ssf
An old established Book and job
rr::ntig Otite,,in Large city. Price
$1,000 - 5..19 fiss.~
The material Of . job Office, in a
eitya Price $4,000. -
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CQNMERCIAIe
e
~. ,,we sosst a "a rs*s:|siiE|sal. ]
In the city of Shreveport buyers.
reso Earring Tor 6zu4 quality, 36 cents
p NJ second quality Is. -
The.qaot.tioas Of this commodity
in the City Or New Orleans, are 40,
GAS cents y y, common. Rs635.
New OrleAn.
49, pQattle Market. u

Carefully revised by the latest N.
0fapers. ''t' .,r>5Ati, -
!; ! Arrived during the week ,ls ending
ona the 29th., 6S3i Texas beeves, 9
Western Cattle, Se76 hogs..15l skssp,
no, veal cattle and % mich ctws.
Sales. sos Teka a beesves, 90 9. West
ern. beeyes, i6ae hogs, 3s7 sheep
lsassveal cattle and !, twesty-one
mich cows. u Stock on sale, 90 Tex
Is beeves''' 90 Western bse1',s. 4e7
hpgs. o64 veal cattle and q mich
~nks The ouot afiOna are.
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size. PRICE $1,000. ---se-~.-.~ $1,000.
a Ruggles Card and Bill Head
ipr.ss, will print any ordinary size job
| It the rate of $500 to 2OO0s impress
<sosls, per hour. New Prics $225.
y Iyggles Gard and Bill Head
press, old size, second hand. Price
fSljUN .'i' 3f''' : -'@-'
I Fine Printers blank cards, China,
Satin Enamelled. and India. from 81
TO IS per thousand. Funeral, Note,
and other paper. .
s Nofe but cash orders will re-
eeive any attention. Paper 2!x36
TO arrive. ASva>s ;.sss, eJrll
have also for sale, tho following
sccond hand materfsls: -. y "2'
a t9ntot 500 lBbs. Brevies, ~. 3D. !.
4. l.s. =. 100 ;. ~. '.saa xst'
go i'.-ar' $40 '"l9 Long Primer,
70 fonts line BREWER. 4
* Long Primer Condensed.
Together with the column, head. ad-
> eat Using and dash rules, leads, &c.
AIso--A Medium Printing Press,
Roller. Mould; &c, all complete, and
!Hhe- following materials used for a
short time in the publication If a
weekly paper: About $50 lbs; of
Bourgeois and Minion, with two line
letter; column, head. advertising apd
dash rules, cases, chases, etc. se-N !!
| These materials will be sold low
for cash.
All the rcquisite" materials for a
paper. 2lx2s, will be furnished for
$50, decidedly cheap. ~
y d entire outfit I'd . paPer a6x40,
I hav. the disposal Of, for the exceed
Lingiy low price Of $1,000.
I The job Type Of q we'll assorted
JOB Office, together with the cabinet,
aad Job Press. Lead and Brass Rule
Cutter, etc%. Price $780, Il;
JNo. Dickinson. -.
s32tf Shreveport, La.
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THE RED. WHITE AND Biz F.,
The IosAs' red cheeks TIE pearly
whias tedth, ;nd laughing blue ey'e,
of q sweet. girI. COMPOSE .sa:.: as good :
flag as.asly young soldier IN lis hat
tie IF life nst1 gl.s sor; 4 ali
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u. 2. O'BRIEN,
Newspaper Advertising

: az EofSf8aE : AND thstia itss '5as
a ,COLLEGTING. AGENT So
Office. corner Canal st and Exchange
Place, No. 6, -.
NEW ORLEANS, Ia.
Weekly CITY CORES pondence ia
English, Efetths Geffaah and Span
:ish Lsngaages,.f Furnished On moder-
ate terhs txs
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TheiCheaPest y
Printing. Materials and
PR.wrnqa OFFICES ! To-
eEFER'DFFERED.t

a Newspaper establishment and
Job Ofiee connected. Price $230p.
A Newspaper establishment aud
good JOB. Office connected Price
$500, ., ~. -,
4 ,iey.spaper and Job Printing Is
tabiishment. Price $4,000. - Il,
An ,Adam's Book Power Press,
second. band, in good order, medium
!. lie ln0n
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The asiy,i-s;l1lke lltg cME
Published "a Tuestts alHsiA!sts.

I. :. : -, = ~ ~; 80
Published On Tuesdsy 81 lnale q
w. A
ihE No ']ss 81 - = 80 i,
~ ashhngson Correspondents = the
New foSS 'hse'a'sg fsasfs ansl = s: stnat
his statements ares'ff''e IN fegsai 10
the DECISION l. NOT q the e s p5 tsaeFal
generals asalnstan mined rate fofyar 3
seoyament. 2 he says, ca" aounsl fsteI-
red'toest'cHied that = wonid lloespe sane
TO advance fartzttdPret, r. runors
Ct the.gen glG9 f fa 81 asaxqapce
are correctly ssegssa . beoa z
we dfp|th ! + ttllt wing, eSs5Hae st. from
the AMY eorrss,sp onaence of the 81 r,
CRESCENT:
Reauregard, Bragg, ! eissaan n q
,JofnstoK held : eouncit~of'1'sasssl Al
lor'pth a tsw days ag'ssa'sd osses re
salt ptl their dslbseraflo'ngs sesMsto pc
the coQnenceinsnt Dian extensive
enfrenched ,cnmPs iaefe.a .ttShoaia the
enAhy decide TO. OF make vigorous res'a DE-
nonssrati On with tbs almost r unlnn
:. tied force hes cnnfslIs;;laI na Up be II ii-
nessee during the high water a ]. tire
menssetss battle VIII soon take place
sofnew!aere on tins ..flaf elther Z. here
or I,eint not s Tar distant i ms Is
precisely what the fssuthsfi1 soldiers
here ,,rlanin o''siy and areentis DESIRE
!. and they Took forward to the coming
Struggle With full confidence III the
result;
- The T lfU RE The Macon .Teie-
graphiE Of ting opinion that #e ought
to foriifyr our minds in advance
), against sreverses this spring. 1t can
not we'll be that we shall escape
them; WYE lness oi !aeieoses are SO
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS mali-7-tiie hemy 3
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IRON FENCAG.

1 The undersigned having made ar
rangements with the manufacturers,
is now prepared. to order every des-
scription off, s.
! = IRON FENCING,
suitabig,.fpr enclosing buildings, gar-
dens, cemetery lots, etc., also II
IRON RATLINGS,
for galleries and balconies. which
will be sold ATM ANUt,ACIT,UERS
PRICES (addfhg transportation
Purchasers are invited to cali and
examine the Various sty.les. at the
Southern MafkIe Works ttf 81 = !
sgss - ssssss hsW sf3EGOX
Corner Of Texas and Edwards SITS.
My Post Oficeis Shreveport La.
no 6--dly. aafsI
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!. How SCARED We ARE.--Be.n,et.
thus graphically describes the awful
.terrpr Of Yankee a.n,s3 whieh dsas '.f
len upon the South:
- Ba,t the prevsiling panie shieh
or recent trinnphs and the onward
movements of cur imposing tieets
ard armies created among the sc9el
leaders .ands encampments is our
greatest victory The panic is ike
that of an uarearthed colony of rats,
sca,npering wildly in every direction
hitLer sndJthither, within ~ circle of
.ratcsschers, anda,eate Il back at every
point.
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C(,:oIxhcT!INa BRAss For CANNON.

CANINE
u r.sno,sa faesba call. Of tsep.
;, ,Ssssss ss.. s ., ;sSISsh;1.
80 Ia =: 8 81 q q s, "a, ~
= Sc e
- s. ass ST. 5s AZ. 49, =,
~ y 4; 4 &; . so
~ =
: d s :ss 'ss.I. Is, .S a.s I'll
- - y. !. ,,sssss
rs, 90 !,
3 S = ~ ia B Il -
.ls s. I, 81: 8 -.
]. = : ~ sss I. -,
~: ~. Ia. ;is.,, ]. .s s 20 -, %; -
x n sssI :
pon - 8 81 81 s. 8 :7.s sssss III ! :.
~ q 3 = u 8 - ~
L..
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;
y q
SO UI'IIER NJ Z ~ q
ss ~ Il ~ \ u
Mk4SBLE VVcRKs.

Corner of Texas and Edward SIS
1I-AEING permsanently located ia
Shreveport, l. aln prepared TO ia Z n
ufactvre from the ray .rnatesriM, and
right at home. :, ..,.,l. ,@.,,,
MARBLE MONUMENTS.
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Is OLDsWooLsSAw THE EiGHT.-A
correspondence the Philadelphia In
quirerr- . says: H.. ia:
Daring the epg agement the. par
apetat Fortress onro- was crowded
with spectators. The Union gun.
was twicei6redYat the liesrimac,- the
Substituting near the vessel bat doing
her ne damage: Gen Wool % . and his
staff were on the parapet .pb :e isns.ss
the ACTION and dispatches and sig7
nails were constantly being received
between General Wool and General
Mansfield at Newport News
Is tug boat called the pragoon was
sunk by.the Merrimae. q s,ball being
fred through 'hsf boiler which eyplo-
ded killing ttvent amen who were on
board, She aisosp,aI four, sehoahers
at Newpert News The. fighting
ceased about 5 o'clock on Sunday
afternoon s,r Z q :. s,ss- - .sts = Z
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-15

SEEDS SEEDS !! SEEDS /!
PURE GARNET CHILL POTATOES.
The best Potatoe cultivated, yields from 800 TO 800
bushels per acre. Large, mealy, tine flavor, and do
not rot,
pAlso, many other kinds of
GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS,
Top Onions, &c, &C.
c. KINGSLEY.
Rutland. May 3, 1851
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-15

A good assortment OF Machine 7 wist suftabl, M
n Family Tsilors and Sadlers' use may be four
at T. n MERRIAMs
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-15
Mason Il Cheney.


DORK AND LARD,
FLOUR AND MEAL,
BUCKWHEAr FLOUR,
SYRUP and MOLASSES.
COD FISH, MACKEREL B. SALMON,
FLUID and KEROSENE OIL,
SUGARS of all XII DIS
RIO and JAVA COFFEE,
GUN POWDER TEA,
BLACK TEA,
NICE PICKLES,
RICE
SPERM CANDLES,
TALLOW CANDLES,
RAISINS, C1TRON, DRIED CURRANTS,
CORN STARCH and MACARONI,
DRIED APPLES,
BUTTER and CHEESE
sHEETING, SHIFTING,
PRINTS, DELAINES,
GLOVES and HOSIERY
SHIRTS and DRAWERS,
BATTING,
BOOTS and SHOES,
CB0CKERY and
GLASS WARE.
The above articIes we will sell CHEAP for
cash.
MASON & CHENEY.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-15

DANE & CO., keep large stock of
Il goods in their line which they would be pleas
ed to show to all who will give them call.
No charge for SD lowing goods.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-15
THE HARTFORD COMMERCIAL
ANOSi NOS!!

am prepared TO furnish Bakers Island Peruvian
and other guanos of the most approved kinds, A m
NIT 3ted and Phosphate Unaduiteraed OF the best
OF m and in guam titles 20 suit purchasers at the
3s4 s. ioes All orders will be promptly attend ed
4. lt = 4ano forwarded to any section. Circulars
evGts4liHg q lit of Gusnos and full particulars,
sent to any address tree OF charge.
JOHN Is. SARDI,
IS South Street,
Corner ofswsH Street: New York.
= l6.w3m
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-15

DHENiN LOOKING GLASS AND
l. PICTURE FRAME MANUFACTORY,
Nos. 22l EAST TwENTY-THIRD STREET,
173 & IT'S GRAND STREET 2l4 CENTRE sTLEET
Established 1888. NEW YORK. Established 1888
This establishment has been in successful operation
"a years and is the largest of the kind i'll the United
States. We have on hand manufacture to order
every description of
Looking Glass, Picture and Portrait Frames,
Plain and Ornamental Pier, Wall, Oval Il
Mante Glasses, Connecting Cornices,
Base and Bracket Tables, with
Marble Slabs Toilet Glasses,l
&c, &C, &C.
Mouldings for Picture Frames, in lengths suitable
for transportation either Gilt, Berling, Rosewood,
Oak, Zebra, Birdseye, Mahogany, sc. Our new
Mandatory and extensive facilities enable us to
furnish any article in our line as good as the best
and as cheap as the cheapest
Dealers are invted to call upon
when they visit New York. We claim to be asle to
supply them with every article which they posi-
bly, require at prices lower than they purchase
elsewhere.
@ Orders by mail attended to with promptness
Do not fail to call when you visit New ork
Office and Warerooms, No 2I5 Centre St., N. Y
HORACE V. SIGLER, Agt.
mar3l :d&w3moI
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r AST G A L L
We do not wish to make our customers trouble,
but shall expect them to pay their bills at to
save cost
an13 MASON & CHENEY.
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B. II. Bart.

PRIL 1ST, 1862.
Received this day
66OOYps, MERRIMACK PRINT, all new
COUU;styies, for Is days, at nk cents
lUUU wide and fast colors' 10 cents.
1nna YDS A ENGLISH PRINT, at last
lUUU years prices, Pink, Purple, So &C.
1OOO YDs. s4 BLEACHED COTTON, former
lUUU price l2h, at 10 cents.
1000 a %Ds = BLEAcHrD oorrq 9ss s sss. and
1000 1Ds A BRO. HEAVY COTTON OFT ss,,.
A InisH'Llsys very much n. below value. = cent?
c1OOO in 8 THREADED HOSE, q. 80, 81,
SlUUO and AZ cents per pair, Que pair OF
these Hose are worth four pairs of any other make
made. Is, H. buRI.
IOOO Yps. BOYS PANT CLOTH, at Is cents
NEW CHALLIE DELAINEs, at isH cents.
100 Doz. HEAVY COTTON HOSE s,s2 s Ct:
100 " g "l7 cts
Superior goods for the money.
TRAVELLING DRESS GOODS, a. soa.
at II to so cts
| $4,000 IN,
RESS 81 L X s ;,
The most complete assortment ever offered in Yer
mont at rs cts 90 cts 81 co. 81 Is, 81 H. 81 2b and
| upwards,
DAWr AND FOULARD SILKS,
SHAWLS, CLOTH MANTLES,
LADIES' CLOTH
EVERY DEsoRlrrlC On
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-19

SsTATE OF IOWA, SCOTT COUNT, S.
= In the District Court of said county.
Henry Miller, Plaintiff, vs.. Anna Frederick, job
A. Frederick, Philip Betz. William n. Daxell,
W. W Parker, Frank Pumer, solomon Helm
by, Le.i Davis, Samuel Z. iouag and William
Sadoris, Defendants.
ORIGINAL NOTICE.
To the said Defendants
You and each Of you are hereby notified that
there is now on fe in the Once OF the Clerk oil
the District Court Of Scott county, Iowa, . petit
ton Of henry Miller, claiming Of the said defend
arts. Anna Frederick and John A. Frederick, the
sum OF Eve hundred $500 dollars, with interes;
thereon from the I'd day of June, ID, 1888, at
the rate Of ten per cent. per annum. as money due
him ON . certain promissery note, executed by
said Anna Frederick and John A. Frederick, Oh
the l4,h day Of June, 1856, and payable on the
lsth day Of December, 1859. Said petition also
the follow ing described real estate situated tho
county Of Scott and State Of Iowa, to- wit: Com
meDcing fifty I5G feet due south Of the southeast
corner Of lot number tour In block number thir-
ty-two I32l Of the city Of Davenport; thence rum
ming west eighty ls0l feet thence south twenty
[2oi feet thence east eighty 1901 feet
il ence north twenty [2Ol feet to the
place Of beginning, executed BY said Anna Frede-
rick and John A. Frederick, on the l4th day Of
June. A d, 1856, for the purpose Of securing tho
payment Of the above described promifsory note.
or before noon Of the second day Of the next term
Of said Court to be begun and holden on tho first
Monday Of February, A D, 1862, default will bs
entered against you and judgment rendered there
On.
D ~ +. D. CONGD0E.
dele Attorney ios:Plaisu