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Maryland free press., 1862-11-28
READING Rail ROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT


OREAT TRUNK LINE FROM THE NORTH
and Northwest for PHILADELPHIA, NEw-YoRK.
REDING, PorrsvILLE, LEBANON, ALLEETo@N. EAs-
TOT, &C., &c.
Trains leave HARRISBURG for PHILADELPHIA,
mediata Stations, at A. M, and 200 P. NJ.
A. NJ, arriving at NEw-YoRK at 10 30 the sanfe
morning.
Fares from HAnnIspURo; To NEw-YopK SIS Is;
to PHILADELPHIA So IS and $3.50. Baggage
checked through.
Noon, and p. NJ, (PIrT'BuRG ExPFEss). Leave
PHTLADsLPHtA ats Is A. NJ, and 3 so p. M.
Sleeping cars in the NEW YoRk E&PREss TRAINS
through to and from PIrrsBURGH without change.
Passengers by the CATAwIssA Rail Road leave
PoRr CLfNroN at 5.l5 A. NJ. for PHILaDELPHIA,
and all intermediate Stations; and at3 q P. NJ.
for PHILADELPHIA, NEw YoRK, and all Way Points.
Trains leave PoTrsvILLE at g. Is A. M, and 30
p! NJ, for PRILADELPHIA and New Y YoRK; and at
80 p. NJ, for Auburn and Ponr CLINTON only,
connecting for PINE Grows and with the CATAwfs:
"a Rail Road; and returning from READING at 8. Is
A. NJ, for PolTSvILLE. f.t
An Accommodation Passenger train leaves
REAnIsG at $50 A. NJ, and returns from PuILA-
DELPnIA at 80 p, M.
G5-AlI the above trains run daily, Sundays
excepted.
A Sunday train leaves PoTrsviLLE at I 80 A.
NJ, and PHILADELPHIA at Is Pm.
CoMNUTATIoE, MILEAGE, SEASON, and EXCURSION
TlolETs at reduced rates to and from als points
@. A. NIC0LLS,
Nov. %. 1862. General Superintendent.
Maryland free press., 1862-11-28
More Iron Clads Reported.

A correspondent informs the New York Post,
on the authority Of person who las had the
means of obtaining correct iDforma n, having
b en- employed until within few days in the
rebel Navy Department at Richmond, that On a
day of last week a corps Of engineers was sen
Gown from the rebel capital to exaInine the con-
d;tion OF the stone blockade in tho James River,
nelr Fort Darling, to ascertain i there was room
to q It out the rebel feet 1t vas found that the
channel was but sixteen feet vide; and the engi-
ncer officer repor ed Chat he would require fro m
six to seven weeks to widen it sufficiently to allow
Of the passage of the rebel iron -cads
1t tisasse; ted that IL ets are two iron clads at
Richmond now complete-the Merrimac No. and
the Richmand. Ore OF these is said to have been
ready for two months; and it is the intention Ct
the rebels to send out with these the steamer
jamestown and three small tugs, the latter carry
ing gun each and tie jamestown three. 1t ia
asserted by the same person that there are now
thirty iron clads the stocks in different parts
of the South, and that eight of these are compile
ted, namely, two at Richmond, two at Charlestcn n
two at Savannah and two at Wilmington. This
s.ory is related by deserter from the rebels.
Maryland free press., 1862-11-28
Trustees Sale of Valuable Real Estate

BY virtue of decree of the Circuit Court for
Washington County sitting as Court of Equity,
the undersigned as Trustee, will sell a. Public
Sale; to the highest bidder, on
SATURDAY the 27th day OF DEoEMBER.
on the premises Gere:pafter mentioned the follow
ing valuable real estate, to wit : A farm contain
Ing about
1873 ACRES OF LAND.
adjoining the lands now owned BY Hugh McKenua,
and John J. Breish, and being par. of the same
tract Of Il u devised by Thomas Mains decd. to
the Bishop of BAL imore, for the tte of the Cath
Ollie Church.
The Crops now Growing in the Ground
are reserved.
The terms Of sale, as prescribed by the decree
are as follows. One third of the purchase money
to be paid in hand, or upon the ratification of the
sale and the balance, in two equal annual pay
nents in one and two years from the day Of sale,
with interest from the day of sale, th he purchaser
or purchasers to give his her, or their notes o.
bonds with security to be approved by the un-
d.rsigned, for the deferred pa msnts.
SOLOMON HELSER,
aot2s Trustee.
Maryland free press., 1862-11-28

Estate of George Bragoohier, decd.
NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
~ has obtained from the Orphans Court for
Washingto County, Letters ef administration on
the personal estate of GEORGE BRAGO0NIER,
late Of said County, deceased. All persons hav-
ing claims against the said estate, are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof to the subscriber, on or before the 10th
day Of May next, otherwise they may by law be
excluded from all benz fit of said estate. Given
under my hand this 2sst day of October, lS62.-
All persons knowing themselves indebted to said
estate are requested to call and make immediate
payment v, 't
JOHN A. X. BREWER Administration.
Nov IL
Maryland free press., 1862-11-28
I)ie0

At Linden Grove, on the 18th inst. William Da-
vid, infant son of Albert and Annie III. Bigham,
aged 2.years, 2 months and 20 days.
Oa Monday afternoon the Sd inst, at Martins
burg, va, Mrs, ELIZABETH YoUso, wife of Mr..
John Young fbrmely OF this town, aged &C years
In Funkstown, on the 18Th inst, Miss catharine
NJ. Grosh, in the 55th year of her age.
In, Petersburg, on Tnursdsy last, Isaiah Poe,
Esq, aged 20 years months and 13 daJs.
In the same place, on Friday last, Mr.. Henry
Barnhar', aged about 40 years.
Maryland free press., 1862-11-28
LAMPS, &C., &c.

To the public, We neei only say, our future endoa.
yors shalt be as hor tofore, TO supply their vailed
wants with reliable remedies, whi we trust has
been duly adpp eclated.
Our stock of Kerosene Lamps will Re found to he
very extensive all the new styles of Shades, CON-
prsing great many patterns are ii hand, t.
eether with the Patent Glass Cones and Annsaicd
Chnineys, the latter for which the only agents
in tni1 county. The assortment of Fsncy Goods and
Notions will be found TO be complet', such rs Fins
Soups, Fomader, Hair Is, Lustfefs, Dressings Per
fuiaery, Extracts Sachets ami Toi ct Matsrs.
G3-Prescriptions accuia a.ely manipulated.
BELL g. BR0.
Pharmaceutical Chem's,s
Maryland free press., 1862-11-28
ESTATE OF JAMES NEAL, Deceased.

ESTATE OF JAMES NEAL, Deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
IN has obtained from tn, Orphans Court for
Washington County. Letters ef Administration
upon the personal estate of JAMES NEAL, de-
ceased. All persons having claims against the
said estate, are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof, to the subscri-
bers, 90 or before the lst day of June next, 9th
erwise they may by law be excluded from all bene-
lit of said estate. Given under my hand this IL. b
day of November 1869. AL persons knowing
themselves indebted to said estste are requested
10 call and make immediate payment.
MRS. NANCY NEAL.
ncyala Adhinistratriz.
Maryland free press., 1862-11-28
PUBLIC SALE.


E HE Shtscrhers as Administrators of John
l. BE ckly decd, will sell at Public Sale at his
residence miles south OF Hagerstown on the road
leading to Dam No. 4, on
THURSDAY, the Is h day of Dec, next:
The following described property, to witt
8 HEAD of WORK HORSES,
among which are 4 good BROOD mares, two OF
which are with foal, one two year old Colt,
FIFTEEN HEAD of C A L Il l. + !,
Gmoag VI which are six MILCH COWS, 40 head Of
SHEEP, 80 head of Stock HOGS, among with
are Brood Sows:
ALS0:-a large quantity of Farming Imple-
ments auong which are
TEEREE WAGONS,
two narrow and one broad tread, one Eng slish
Wagon bed and bows, one Cart, Grain Drill, Hay
Ladders, Barshear Ploughs, one of which is q
two horse Plough, Double ard Single Sherel
Ploughs, Germ Coverer, Harrows, Grain Rakes,
Double and Single Trees. FifthIChain, s. t-aders,
But Chains,
ONE THRASHING MACHINE,
with New York Power, Cutting Box, 2 Wheat
Fans, Rolling Screw; Also Set of Britch,ng,
pair front Gears, set of Plough Gears, Brides,
Collars, Halters, &C., with many otler al tcles
not necessary 10 mention.
ALSO:-1 one or two horse CARRIAGE, al
Harness, together with Sett of
Ella CKSMITH roofs,
about 800 Pushels of CORN, to be sold by the
bushel, together with
Household and Kitchen Furniture.
such as Beds, Bedsteads, and Bedding, Tables,
Chairs, Stoves, q lot of CarpetiIg and gener.
assortment of Kitchen Uteusil.
Sale to commence az 0 oclo * on said day when
a credit of six months Will be given for allsums %
five dollars and upwards the purchaser giving his
note with approved security, for all sums under
So the cash will be required.
DAVID BECKLEY,
-a.s.. JOSEPH BECKLEY,
Administrators.
Nov. 2s. JAooB howard, Auctioneer.
Maryland free press., 1862-11-28
$50 REWARD.
WAS STOLEN FRoAI THE PREMISES oFTHE
w Subscriber on Sunday night the 25th ins..,
Dark SOrfcs More,

heavy set about 15 hands high, hea-y and TAIL
whit, p2 on the right shoulder, caused By the rub
hing of tho collar, few white hairs OF her
hips 1t s thought there still re the et-locks
msrks of her having been hobbled The above re-
ward will be given for Inotna which may lead to
hor recovery, 7. POTTS.
Get } 1t Near WillismSrort.
Maryland free press., 1862-11-28

N o T G E
LAY UP All persons indebted to the late
firm of MCDOWELL & MCKEE. either by note,
Book Accounts or Judgments, are earnestly re-
GEaSTOWN FOUNDRY and settle up, as fur
ther Indulgence cannot be given. D..
The undersigned is desirous also that ell n rES
and ACCOUNTS already matured, duo him. De
closed mp. yrp
nov2S IL MchEE.
Maryland free press., 1862-11-28
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
9TOvES: 9Tov Esa.
For TyiOOG Gnd Coal.

CTOYES for oiicer5. S.crrs, Shops, Psrlors, SC,
- among (which are the Meteor Gss Burner, Tropis
Nine Plates and tho Volunteer and Soldiers Stove
Iinvite all to call before puehasing elsewhere as
o5.Conie to the HAaEasfTowN Forifpny, snl
buy, tNoy7l J.. MckEF
Maryland free press., 1862-11-28
aflarrie0.

Near BoGnsSoro', on the 18th ins.., by Rev. A.
Copenhaver, Mr.. Charles Long to Miss Mar
garet Ruode, both of Washington county.
Maryland free press., 1862-11-28
PUBLIC SALE.

i h, subscriber will sell at Public Sale, at Ben.
Lopg's home farm, u mile from townsville and
~ miles from WillIamsport, on Wednesday, the
l7tb cay OF December, next, the following per-
sonal property viz: iw
FOUR HEAD OF WORK HORSES
two of which are brood mares, one now heavy
with foal, one two year old colt, 8 head OF
HoE N DD CATTIES-
two of which are ilch Cows; also Farming uten-
sils such as two wagons, one wagon bed, two three
and one two horse plough, three double and one
sngle shovel plough, harrows, one grain drill it'll
double trees, single trees fifth chain, breast chains,
and other articles useful and necessary in farming
Also about o. acres of grain in the ground, lot
of hay by the ton, &c.
Sale to contmente at 10 O'Clock. credit o.
niue mqtths will be given on all Sums of and
over $5, the pare haser giving his note with .ap,
proved security, under that sum the cash viii be
required. ISAAC BAVlS.
noy5S .JAooB BowARD, Auct.
Maryland free press., 1862-11-28
p CORN SHELTERS.

T INVITE THE EATTENTIoN' OF FARMERS, AND
Iotbtrs to my stock of Corn Snelers of var us Sizes
both Hand anG Power, - r.
n3-Call and examine than. L. MCKEE,
Now .e Ha.e:stown Foundry.
Maryland free press., 1862-11-28
For The Holidays.

PURE FLAvoRING, CONCENTRATED EN-
cts as, Vanilla, Orange, Lemon, Nutmeg,
Mace, Celery, Gloves. Cinnamon, Rose, Pepper,
Ginger, Alspicc, Raspberry and Strawberry
Prepared by US. e,, =, ,,n
nov2s Apothecaries.
Maryland free press., 1862-11-28
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

ST.. JoHNs, Nov. 24.-Thc steamer Arabia,
from Liverpool for Boston, passed Cape Race
yesterday
Tho English government has disscntcd from
thc French proposals for mediation in Aincri
Gun affairs, and the London Gazette publishes
Earl Russcll's official reply, dated November
1 9TH. 1t trccapitulates the cir'lar of the French
Minister, proposing mediation. 1t 1trccognizes
the humane views and benevolent intentions
o the Emperor, and observes that the concur
renee of Russia would be expressly desirable,
but that up to the present time the Russian
government had not agreed actively to coop
. { ate, although she may support the endcav-
ors of England and France The question
proposed for Consideration was whether the
end proposed was attainablc at the present
t tine.
Earl Russell conincnds the dicision of her
Maicsty's government as follows;-' After
weighing all the information rec, lived from
tmcrica her Majcsty's government is led to
conclude that there is no ground at the present
m )mcnt to hope that the Federal government
would accept the proposal suggested, and
refusal from Washington at the present time
would prevent any speedy renewal Of the oifer.
Therefore he thinks it better to watch careful
ly tie progress of opinion in America, and if
as there appears reason TO hope, it may be
found to have undergone any change, this gov
Crnmcnt may then avail of 81 ch change to o..
f,r friendly counsel with greater prospect thf n
row of its being accepted by the contcnding
la-tics.
'Hor Majcsty's, government will communi-
cate to the French government any intclli-
gencc that may be received from Washington
Richmond bearing on this important subject"
The Times editorially observes, i'll reference
t. Earl Russclrs dispatch, that his arguments
have been anticipated by the public, and this
is tie best proof of their soundness.
Intelligence from China state that quite an
engagement had taken place n ear Bungapoo
in which the American General Ward was
killed
Maryland free press., 1862-11-28
PURE OAIB,E Or s.aH.aD OIL

The FIRST importation Of the present season, of
this fine Table oi! just received bv
'BEhL & BRO.
.r.rH Apothecurics.
Maryland free press., 1862-11-28
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, & TRUNKS,
WANTED.

A p THE BAGERsTowN FOUNDRY, OLD
BkASS and COPPER, for which the highest
price in trade will be given. S
nor2S IL. mchEE'
Maryland free press., 1862-11-28
RuNTOv.AI


RTNTOv.A All
OF THE
NEW DRUG STORE.
BEEL s. BROTHER
NOW OCCUPY THE LARGE AND CoMMoGIoUS
room in Crlsts hew building, where they have opened
a large stock OF
PURE DRUGS,
sEMEDIAL AGENTS,
CHEMICALS,
FANCY NOTIONS,
PAINTS;
GLASS,
Maryland free press., 1862-11-28

Articles for the Present Season.
Cold Cream, Camphor Ice, Camphor Cream, ca.
cumber Cream, Glycerine Cream, Glyceri1e and
Solidifed Glycerine Ice freshly prepared by
BELL BRO. Apothe carries.
Maryland free press., 1862-11-28
EUROPEAN NEWS.

e By the Persia, at New York, we have Liv-
erpool dates to the Sth inst.
The Paris correspondent of the LONDON
Times gives a rumor that France has made
overtures to Russia in favor of the Great Pow
ers making a move towards mediation, or re
cognition of the Confederate States.
The Morning Herald learns that the proro-
sal of France for joint Intervention to recon-
mend the suspension of hostilities has been
laid before the governments of Russia and
England, and agreed to by the former.
The council of the Liverpool Chamber of
Commerce has debated tie matter of The steam
or Alabama and finally directed that lette
be sent to Earl Russell, calling his attention
10 the destruction of ships containing British
property by armed cruisers under the Confed-
erate flag, and desiring TO know what is the
opinion of the British Government os to the
position of owners of neutral property.
The London Times processes to see in the
New York journals evidences of reaction in
America, and cherishes the hope that the worst
is past, and that there will be a speedy return
to reason and humanity.
The Morning Post sees in the position oi
the democratic party the first symptoms o
healthy reaction having at last made their al :
pearance, and thinks the bold course adopted
in denouncing the illegal proceedings of the
government must be a source Of satisfaction to
every sincere well wisher of the American
people. 1t trusts that the democratic success
es are the harbinger of fihal victory, which
shall restore the American constitution .
LATRST FROM EIIROPE.
Maryland free press., 1862-11-28

AATN GOODS! NEW GOODS
JUST receiving and will keep constantly on hand
large and well assorted collection of all kind OF gools
pertaining to our business.
FREkNFR e. MCDOWELL.
Tiatters, between Washington Houss and Square.
Maryland free press., 1862-11-28
STRAY HOGS !!

> J. hA L IIOVD
Straved or drove of from the residence of the
subscriber about the Goth day OF October TWO
PALE WHITE AND BLACK SPOTTED HOGS,
marked with a hole in the right and slit in the
left ear. Any information in regard TO their
whereabouts will be thankfully received.
noy2I WILLIAM HAMMOND,
Two mil, south Of Hagt rstown.
Maryland free press., 1862-11-28

r AIDES FURs.
Special pains will be taken TO keep up complete
assortment. All the gr,des to be had at
tREANER & McDowELL's.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-26
From Boston.

BosToN, March -.
Lieut.. Spicer who went out as tue
representative Of the Navy Department,
on board the steamer Saxon, IN St arch
Of the Vermont, has returned. lie re-.
ports that the Vermont will undoubtcd-
~ make for Port Roy al, and that not
The slightest fears need be entertained
tor her ultimate safety, as she is as light
AS any vessel foat, aud has cot provls-
Ions sufficient for more than a year, with
water facilities unbounded. lie further
reports that all on board are in Lood
spirits.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-26
FrOu baltimore.

BALTIMORE, March "a.
On Thursday last M expedition lett
Newlern in steamers, went down the
river, and struck the rail- DAD, and took
up the march fox Beaufort, with hand
cars, from Newbern.
No opposition was made to the ad-
vance Of our forces on the enemy OF the
goth. The rebels learned OF our ap-
proach, blew up Fort Macon, fired the
Nashville and retreated across the river
to Morehead City and Carolina City, and
finally in the direction Of Washington.
Beaufort was almost entirely evacu-
ated by the people. Our troops occu-
pied the place the next day. On the
same day, the goth, Gen. Burnside sent
force with several guu.boats, to Wash
,ngton. There was no opposition to
the landing Of our troops on their ap-
proach to the town, aud the Union flag
is flying on the Court House.
There was nothing new at Newbern.
Our pickets extend about eight miles
towards Goldsboro. On " ednesday
last, three men s,rayed beyond our lines,
ond were made prisoners by troop OF
rebel cavalry.
The inhabitants are gradually return.
ing to the town and taking the oath OF
allegiance.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-26

CaicAao, March -.
Tho ZLibune's special from W ashing.
ton, of the gath, says that Goi; :.
Ambsrp, Of The 22d New York hegl'
a.sal has been appointed Military oSv
ernor of Alexandfia, Gen. Aon'eo"el'
becoming Military Governor OF A'"'p
oils. A.
Letter. from Port Royal declare the
Investment of Fort Pulaski complete.
Tstnall. With his fotiila, carrying
supplies Of wood and water, was ori'eN
back. ~,
Il il believed that the garrison VIII
soon be forced to surrender.
The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad 10
fully opened to-day for passengers anu
freight. "a. Nth
Az immense quantity OF BIDS win
plans. specifications and models OF IRON
clad vessels have slready been received
at the Navy department, from the sea-
board aud West, aud others are stiii e4'.
pected. There is one from Eficesop'
Tor a vessel similar to the Monitor, out
three hundred feet long.
Secretary WeIles has, in the name OF
the President, sent letter OF thanks 10
Lieut.. Worden, in which he says: zine
action Of the Monitor, with two guns,
against a powerful armed steamer Of at
east eight guns, and repeiing her, has
elected general admiration and applause
Which county thanks him, aud com
uends hun tor hsroism displayed, aud
great service rendered." aud adds ::
.rhe action on the lOth-the perform
auce, power and capabilities Of the
Monltor-must effect radical change
10 naval warfare"
Kepreseu tative Arnold introduced >
bill today to make freedom national
and slavery sectional. it prohibits ala
very and involuntary servltule 10 all
Territories now existing or hereafter to
be formed in any wav IN proposed sites
or those to be purchased by the United
ststes for forts, dock yards aud arsenals !;
-.ssels on the high sea or national
outside Of State jurisdiction,
.ns N ali places ~isrc tue nat'oual
aoveroment b as exclusl.":s jurisdiction
and power, slaves in such places a. ~ ae-
clared to be free, aud may assert their
freedom at any time hereafter on the
principle of once free always free.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-26
SklTmish Near Jeffess sou CITY.

ST Louis, March -.
The followingis copy Vt a despal, b
TO the Secretary of War:
A detachment of the LIST Iowa CAval-
~, sent out from jefferson City bv Gen.
Iotten against a guerilla baud, had a
skirmlsh with the enemy, killing one,
wouuding one and taking sevenly-ive
prisoners. Over twenty horses, forty
eight kegs OF powder and quantity Of
arms were captured. Our loss was tour
wounded.
lSigned H. W. HALLrcK,
Mai. Gen.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-26

MEMPHIS is just now Pandemoni.
am. Citizens are being impressed into
the rebel service at the point Of the
bayOnet. Union men are fleeing for
their lives. Shots are exchanged upon
the streets, and doubtless the knife and
pistol Of the assassin are doing their
deadly work. What a comment on
the beauties and blessings OF secession,
aud the gospel Of liberty, as dispensed
by the messengers of JEFF. Davis.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-26

TRUSTEES SALE.
WHEREAS on the 3ist day Of May, A. b.
w 1858, James Gamble and Elisa Gamble, his
wife, executed unto James VanHorn, IS Trustee,
certain deed Of Trust, conveying to said Trustee
the land in Scott county, Iowa, described ~ fol.
lows, to wi Lot No. i've Isl in block No. seven.
in Davenport 4 Rogers addition to the old
town Of LeClaire; also, lots No. nine W and ten
tl0 in block No three Isl in the old town Of Park
harst-all nov in the cIty ct lie Claire; which
said conveyance Wa made By the said james Gam
BILE and Elisa Gamble, for the parposs ct seeming
the payment Of . cer.sin promisscry nets. and The
interest thereon, signed By said James Gamble,
dated the 3lst day Of Nay, A. d. 1858, and pay
the sun Of six hundred and twenty-five 1875
dollars on which there has been paid ; rs, May
81, 1859, and the interest up to the 3lst day OF
May, 1860 leaving due the sum Of $500, and inter
est thereon 81 ten per cent. per annum, from the
3lst day Of May, 1850.
And now, said note having become due and pay
able, and the said james Gamble having fsiled 70
pay the same, l, James Van Horn, Trus-
stee - Aforesaid, do hereby give this
public notice. that BY virtue Of the power which
is in me vested by said deed Of Trust, will. on
Monday, the l4th day Of April, A. D. 1862 at
the hour Of two o'clock in the . fternoon OF said
day. At the Court hoase doos. in the city Of Dasa
psrt, expose and Offer tor sale, 1t public auction.
the parcels Of land shove described, OF 20 much
thereof - shall be saGcient 10 satisfy and pay
the amount ofsaia note with the interest therein
70 the day q sais. t.esthss With oil the costs Add
81 enses attending said SALE costs Of this notice
and Trustees fees.
Dated the 2l.t day Of March, A. D., 1882.
JAMES VAN aOKN,
marcb22-du Trustee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-26

No ExrENsroS.-An attempt has
been made IN the State Legislature 10
extend the time Of tho Leetinrs Of
Boards OF Supervisors in counties having
a population OF $4,000. Our latest adj.
vices iIom the scat Of Government state
that the said atteupt has tailed.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-26

All, what would not the Confederate
authorities give, i" these DAYS If rebel
fugac.ty, for Ole standing army?