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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-13
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HD Qus cRUrcHnEID BArTKsY OF LGHr AEInLxsr,
Richmond. Mach 4h. ;sGl.
PARTICULAR NOTICE,

IAvING ceased receive sUbsuie In Ills battery
rous OF etsing 30 inie ard respectable young
nII,ra ali ranks None but such will the
,bove description will be received.
sgbue5 already In Camp will report themselves Al the
rend ofllh And 10 medlAiey other
wlte they Will be dealt vih Sesr rtsrs according to Law
srAPLNToS CRUroHHELD,
.. WM. Y. TANNER,
mif-u CHAs. X wORrHAh.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-13

DLOWs, PLOwS, PLOWs-HSving purchased Of
he1s W. Cardwel Co. the patterns Of AL the liEe Of
kChe Iron re Plos We prepared supply
for PoWs and Castings for that well for wey Pal
mer's Liyins ston, and other Pows Terms cath.
fel5 gro. WATT co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-13
CaESCEIT CITY IAR MANDATORY.
GEORGE Il. VISTES, sole Agent.

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These Inks are o. superior quality Manufactured In New
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North make, general BY TIE NeE Orleans
,
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No To- pOydra5 stree NV Orleans,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-13

RICHMOND, March 3, lSt2.
DID1 WILL BE RECETvTD AT THIs CPTCE UNTIL TIE
ID 18th day of april next, fer the fo owing ORD
NANJE and ORDNAN MAZE AL Tor the Confederate kAtes
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-13

ME sublcliber wishes to enpIoy pumbe Of Substitutes 70
duiiog tie pres Mt
such oulj as are 81 jeci military da,y liberal price
"a be paid DOM when scspied by the proper authora CAL
GED. BAuBY,
aiS-1m shockoe sip
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-13

ATTORNEY AT LAW.
D2ACTIOEs al ne oOars q As s0sniss Of Nesoa $50
A-hs-s. Hs vi attssd % any las business entrusted %
IN 10 The adjacent coantel - =, -,
- Addrs1s Tys River WAEehcaisP P o., helson Co., Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-13

OH ,ial:-JoHS WirHTEs, A. A.
A. & | G o., Mach 10, 1862.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-13

A CARD
JAVNG received authority from the Secretary Of War 10 raise
company OF Infantry those who desre - Join WIN
Leasrlyes my ofce, In the Lag BJcing be
The hoars Of 10 and l., Mastering, will be hed at
place; ao each Wednesday ard Saturday nights
ul he company shall have been fully gaa!Eod
bcuny $50 will be pail to each scru when he enro his
f.eS-f wa. W PARKER, ND.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-17

own. while Burnside's shattered columns
move 1naided 10 the fnal assault.
ct Burnside went calamity forward, and
carried the hill. Unable TO hold Il, he was
driven back by overwhelming rebel forces.
which, unoccupied on the center or right,
moved in AcClellsn's view over the inter
venlng slope. 10 crush him. Driven from
the hill. Burnside sent word be could not
hold has ground half an hour unless reniorc-
ed. Porter's troops. fresh aud impatient.
lay ia the hollow. WHY not send them!
They were not sent. They were reserves
But McClellan's message 20 Burnside was 10
hold his ground "at any cost. and the bridge
70 the last man. Ii the bridge Is lost, all il
lost" What are reserves fory''
Burnside held on till dark-Franklin and
Sumner also. The battle was not lost. wss
I, wonr The Williamsport road was not
carried. The sbepherd-town road was not
| carried. The rebel army ~ss not annilila-
ted: did not surrender.
Was IL, In any event. a we'll fought BATTLE
BY the soldiers. Yes. Novalor could have
been more heroic than theirs. BY many of
the Generals OF corps, divisions. brigades.
Yes But when all this valor and capacity
proved unsvsiling, though against inferior
| numbers, whose must have been the faultl
Il
| for the loss of fifteen thousand men? IL was
the opportunity ofthe war. Decisive victory
toould have aRnihilsted the rebel army
But Lee doubtless fought on some such
theory IS this: Il can not leave Maryland
without battle. five are beaten know
Mcclellan will never push bis success. We
can still cross the Potomac. IL We win.
Pennsylvania lies open before Us. IL il a
chance worth trying" The event shows
bow accurately he judged Mcclellan. Lee,
reinforced BY $4,000 from Harpers Ferry.
whom MeClelan's culpsble failure TO relieve
that piece had permitted 10 join the rebel
army, had 90 900 men; Mcclellan 90, 000.--
Lee fought all Wednesday, held his ground
all Thursday. retreated, II his leisure Thurs
day night and Friday.
But Mcclellan might still havo redeemed
himself by attacking on Thursday. His at
nv, which went into the fight confident Of
victory, expected aud hoped TO reocw the at
tack next morning. Though they felt and
knew that they had been badly handled
they still felt and knew they could win OF
the morrow When the morrow came ant
Mcclellan did not attack, bis army dispaire,
Of lis General. Before Antietam the sol
diers seldom failed 10 cheer Mcclellan Ne b,
rode through their ranks. On the Friday az
ter. two whole corps passed him IN silence
Did they think Aptietam a great victory ?
II shook SO Tudely their soldierly faith il
their General that hi. command passes AVA
from him TO day with the general asssnt o
the troops who only two months ago wei
coined his restoration with delis ht.--tN. y
Tribune.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-17

o. Saturday last the newly elected Board Of
Commissioners met fer the purpose of ap-
proving the sficial bonds Of CuARLEs KrRs
Sheriff, RosKRr ALtEs Surveyor. and J. d.
MrrrHY Corner. At the meeting We are
informed. that Mr.. Cornwall by Mr.. RsLrY'
presented his bond As County Auditor with
KarxsHAAn. @. =. CooxrRLr and Josrrs II.
BLAZE a. bis Secgritiss-SEcuRIrrEsl Mr.
ALLEY objected TO the approval Of the bond
or the ground that no vacancy in the Office
existed; that the election OF Mr. CORNWALL
w.s q sulliiy and that he has never received
. commission a. Auditor. Two Of the Board
however. we are informed. approved the
bond. We suppose that Mr.. ALLI< will for
the aoxt year DO annoyed with Law suit
instituted for the purpose Of busting him
from h.s Office. This arrangement for de-
| prlving Mr. ALLrs Of the profits OF bis ofhcs
Tor a few months 10 regarded by candid
| men Of both parties g. being mean and con
tsmptibls 10 the lowest degree. Simpl,
from the fact that Mr.. ALLEY thought proper
t. leave home awhile TO assist. as q soldier
bis country. struggling for life against trea-
SOP, tho effort !. 10 be made TO deprive bin
q his Once. Mr. CcaswrIL. We are 10 form
ed, claims to DO Union man. but be ha
condescsnded 10 present as one Of his tonds
men an avowcd sscessIonist. who despise
Inc country and it's laws. Thi. Circumstance
alone brands the whole matter as one o
inedlble mesnucss. We have heretofore
denied the doctrine of total depravity il
man, but the circumstances attending th'
transaction Of which we write. has inGaced u
20 change our opinion entirely on that sub
jet. The matter Of busting Mr.. ALLEN be
cause lac went 10 fight the rebels. is exciiin
comment over tho county 20 considerabl
extent, aud there j. but one opinion anon
the best men. AID that is. that tho Who'll
matter Is both unjust and. ::despicable in tn
highest degree.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-17

the matter. but over slavery itsslf. the quar-
rel must soon cease BY the act our civiliza-
ton will ascend higher on the scale VAT
IASDroHAN and others Of similar character,
viii Of course, denoance every measure
which tends 70 subdue the rebels. bat their
conduct will only provoke the contsmpt Of
truly loyal men, Should tho Ohio river
freeze over and BY that means few slaves
escape before the adjournment Of Cong ress.
We may expect that vAItAspIeHAs. yooa-
HES. and some others. viii denouncc the
Supreme Ruler of the universe for tolerAtIng
al act so grossiy uneonstifufisnIl and unjust
70 the rsbelious STAKEHOLDER. They will
doubtless allegs tia, he 10 In the Ihands OF
the "radicals," and therefors win be the
ruin Of the country. But the wheels Of gov
eminent will not be rolled back At the die
ta,on Of such men. They have gambled
with human life and national destiny Ions
enough. The President will pursue stead
ly. his defined policy. ard the rebellion snt
ia cause viii disappear forever in one com
mon grave.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-17

"The superiority OF French soldiers l. H.
great part to he attributed 20 the intelligent
manner in which they fight. Among them
the Zouave- have acquired r special repnt1-
ton Tor a spontaneity OF action; they are The
artists uf the battlefield The pa. the7
play in an engagement neccssitates particu-
lar qualitirs: they are specially apt az sur
prises eoups de main, and in those acts of
daring which often decide the fate OF the day
They are the advanced ruarG, the heads of
columns OF an army. Their fayorite arm Is
the bayonet. IN musketry they have but
moderate confidence: 80 many balls have
whsted harmlessly By them that they des
pise lead and give the preference W steel -
With the bsyonet one j. surer Of the result
The favorite tactics OF the Zouayes have
been thus summed up by Gen Cler. dis
tinguished French officer. who cOmmsn-
ded regiment OF Zouases at the capture
of Seyastopol: They spread themselves
in skirnishing order, get az nesrRs possi-
bic 10 The enemy. bewilder him by one or
two close voileys. and attack with the
ba,onet, tufnius his dauks a; the same
time Success has almost Invariably
crowned this nan0usre. although there
might DC serious objections T. IL with
other men than Zouases. la tact. when
they thus Dish for~@rd. they arc di>eorsed
disorder aad q seems impossible. - rAilv
them in CAGE OF a. attsck bv cavalrv Dat
these 10. in.es l. possess such an Intelligence
% var such ~ur rising rapidigy 81 evolu
tons. ~ great al iroividgAl solia.ly. thata
line Of sxifmi>hsrs. scattered over a consid-
erabie extent Of ground. transforms itsolf
I,ioa square IN the space OF a lev min ltss.
Tto oE6ces-. sac have tricd their mc- aoe
xacw their value. leave them tie utmost
liberty p..s-ihie Instead OF thwafs.ag heir
fo-snidan,e impetus BY use.essiy drc sing
them in line. they coatsnt themselves With
leading them against the ieeb.es, poi 4 Of
that 81 The enssny Moreover. the Zolaves
thsn.s.ses hove particular Instinct u rec
ogni1ing the vulnerable place sgainss which
their csorts should e brought 20 bear
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-17
STOLEN.


CTOLEN FROM THE UNDER
Osigned, on the 18th ia-... IN Lost Creek Town
Bay xboua Is hand high IL rs years old, scar on
Of tie fore feet The ether dark sorrel yer.
3D. upwards Of Il hands high blaze f.ce both htnd
feet white half way mp 20 the hocS and tiiiie white
on ore foro loot A reward Of Any dollars will be
given any person returning them 20 me, or 80 for
such infsrn alton a will lead 20 their recovery.
Novl-dkwfw KxcaEy ROBBINS.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-17

MAcaulsy. IN ms review OF Hallan's Con-
stitr'ioual History. makes ia Of nc follow
isg language. III there be any truth e.
t.sl'shed ny tas aairersal history Of nat ore
its tbs: that q carry the spirit Of peace into
var = weak ani cruel policy. The tim,
II negotiation : the time for deliberAtior
and de'sv But when a. extrene case call.
for that remedy. which = IN &C. own nature
most violent. aud which. IN sach cases, Is
remedy only because 4 = violent. IL % idle
10 think OF mitigating AMI diiutiag LSnguid
~.r css DO ao,hing which negotiation or
ssemission Gil not De bosssr. and 10 act on
any other principle = not % save blood and
moaey bat 10 - uander them"
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-17
kesurgau!

A nation walks in sack cloth, and ID, next
years harvest will be gathered from soil
made costly by the rivers OF patriotic blood
which have flowed in yindication Of cloud
ell national honor. 4 grievous wall goes up
from stricken homes all ever the land, be-
cause OF those who went fort and who como
not again The want. the heart-sickness
and pain sown 80 thickly around US are sufii
cient to turn the gayest lsugher gave
IL IL an hour to call forth all that is most
heroic, seli-sacnficlng, and enduring in our
natures Ii - the tiisl-time OF The earnest
workers such uncommon emergencies as
are hourly up-spnnging around IA should
develops uncommon -0uis. Alas for those
OF little faith who can see nothing bevond
the darkness of the present u,ement--to
whom the terrible suflerings that wait upon
the advent oil n nations regeneration are
unrefd eaigmas. AID who hinder aud dis
courage the toiiers by their selfish COM
plants and camors Because il Is night
with now. they say that we shall never
see the morning. IL Is sight ~ make the
heart stir and the blood burn 10 see a devo--
ted nation bravely struggling through the
darkness Of the trial hour, burdened but un-
complaining. faint with suffering but brac;ng
every nerve to endure. giving blood ard
treasure as freely a. water. and never once
falering or doubling. though so sharply
beset. while the scofiers vino have fed upon
her substance stand aiar of and prophesy
her failure
But let US look beyond. The night may
dsrken around but the sun will rise again.
even for us "the sun OF righteousness with
healing on his wings" BY the grave oe our
martyrcd deadly The tears that fall above
them-by the prayers that have sanctifed
our cause-by it, own immutsble truth and
justce--iet "a have faith TO see sucCEs,
written upon the darkest sky 10y tho hsger
of All unchangeibe God. aud take heart q
begin the struggle alresh:
'Re calm. be patient planting among thorn-
The future harvest OF Nations II sLt-:
fVr the fiery pillars Of ihs moTns
Rest on the -unkcn nj ght- -
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-17
LEGAL.

A LII PERSONS are hereby notified
4 N that my wife has ieft nv house and boarding
without Just cause prov.cation. and are hereby
warned not 20 trus; harbor her on my account,
tract. DAVID fOLLABp.
NCsl7e3d
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-17

EsTRAYED.

EsIRAYED.--From the subscrl
- Ter about the 2sth Il October, four bead NJ
Csftis, az tbs foio~iIs c5ssriDtioh, t0-Sii Ous
inss Ccv, waite snd r~d 'potisd "a De BODY. VI
ell RED sbcut the reck. s1c sesrins bell Ca
~ H~ife- VI - 70 oir ans sery fat no yssr
lng calves, oss - 80 White aT IN the isc@
Lnd The ofhsr 70. al sGl.e rts..~d. Any psr-.n
~ko NiI leave irforrnate ~ fi.a ~ r1ash faprf--
orscs.' q ths .Asrs.Ls1L. Z I'D attic. ~il ~
nbsrslly reEsfdsd.
x.sl3~.1- JAAEs cLAssfCK
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-17
NURSERY.

HAVE Pure HASED the entire
l Nur.~rx staxk q Mr. Manly. Marshall, Clsfk
o.unfy m suf ans prepared 20 furnish al klns.
a. Tree, and Ornamental shrabbery at the lowest
cal rrioes. Apple Trees. q any sire, frUu =
fn~h % 2 fneb~s IN cisnefsT. and rfom ore a. sis
g,rr oit.
syTiiy y ELLSWORTH
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-17

,rHE COMPREHENSIVE Here
il tlfsr@ ssi.tiax b~t~ess Cou1o- A Bro
sfi.dsy ffs.olv.d ~ mutual G. nssnL The Co -
,tn.s~ al h.sesfter - carried under The bsns
"a COMBS a LUDLOW
re-ss-HsE,., Ss-. 10. fssa- noTio-sH
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-17
MEDICAL.
.HELMBoLD's GENUINE PREPA
IL TON.

-.
IL eLhbOLDS OENuiNE PktfA
IL TON.
'sulafiLY CONCENTRATED"
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BUCnp
A Positive aud Specific Remedy
sor Diseases orthe LADDER. KfDSKys. oRAyg,
and Dk0PslCAB. SWkiiIN6s.
his NedieSs inere.ses the dover q DIgestles
by which the wATFRy OK cAIcARous depc1
tlous, aud ell UNSA1 .k Al kkLAR6KNkNTS ale
reduced. a. well a. PAIN AND lNfIAMA ALTON
sni Ia good for
MIN. NoxkN. oR CHILDREN
EyNROLp'S n TlsACT BUCHJ
For wcaLscsses
Arlslng from r,ceases Hahits q nsslpsfion. farly
lndiscretior 81 Abuse.
ATTENDED, WITH THF FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS
indisposisiou 20 FssrtIan. Los Of P.~er.
loss q Memory Dinicult II Rreathrs
Weak Nerves. Trembling.
Dinsnsssof vlsloa. Pain IN she Bass.
ShNstss, L~seitods 81 Sc Vascular system,
Hot hHua., Flushing Of tie Booty.
rAI.LIp coUSTESsSc:T. ~
These symptoms. II allowed e. 10 on. which this
s'"e,,Hs lrsssS,eiy tssneses seoa fellows
LafuIhNSl ~ fAInIIi, EfiI.EPnc fTTS,
IN ush Of WIN" hiNh M fAlihNf NAY EAfikk
Nse ca ssy ne, u,el ste ne, tTeSaen,iy followed
BY tlese nlhttlL liSkAStS.'
INsANili ANpCoNsthPIloE'
Bur NOM Will coNfKSS.
Tux hhCOltDs Or iht INSANE ASfLlhs.
Andthe Nelanehel, Deaths os Cons1mpsi'n.
ssAa .sr.s wltssss ~ Ira fk,tses Iat Ass,ss.
I'M VVNsliib ION M At he1hp WITH
ORGANIC WEAKNESS,
Requires the adj . "e'iicine 80 strengthen sn-
lnvlsef sts he Systsaa
Which h~iAs"'f's Ah'f'A'r "cHO 'ossf'-'i,
r.r.l wa oos,r~o. wa .o-s sssrucA
rExAl.ks -FgxAIls-fKMAiss
! olp on YOUNG. slS0IF- NARRiED on 10
w. ~ TsNPIiIlNa MARRIAGE
N MANY AafkciioSs ftSui1Ah 10 fENAits
| The kktrsct bucho l. uneensle - ssy othtr renee,
I sstn Chiorosis or Retention. hAegularhy, ialniii
ness. OF suppressio Of Customary kyAe.siurs. a.
ceratei OF scrrhoss fiaie oithe Uterus, ifuconhos
Or Whites sterlity and fec all cosnplahi. h cteri
the sex. whether arising from naiscreiios Hati-
Of Dissipation, CO IN the
bkCl1oh OH CLANCY or iifF.
SIX SYMPTOMS Ahoyk
NofANiLf SHOULD WITHOUT ".
rp.y ~. -
iAkf no sohs bsisas. hfhoOEs, on csTikaAA-s
,Hn AS srp n4s,asoys r'
'D''" ~ "A'i NUM-
sV.s.
s'
t IN a. s'i Ss -. =, NJ. n.us
'N'' - - :. y W
AnDNo hAfosukk.
! rrsns,s ,hsrssS pe,'"vsn. e o.
/ p,sx.n,,n- $50 r,,r,r' s,-s-,.,,' - - -,
Anaxins Pain AID ln,,wr..t,cn :. s,ssrsr,
~ -. - : tf..~.s s,s -,l,,n "a, n .s'
Diseased. as yorn. .ut Ms,,sr
"''''''"' ~ ~ 80 nN'leI.
! taoDsAsps tros Inot sAsi-
viz - - 70 80, - ~ 80 'F SNA'hs
sau VIZ HhFe PAU hhsNf as 70 % thftd ~ a ttt
Time, have found they ~'re deceived, ant that 60
"foisoN hss, " the tee 81 fo~efiui A>irn
ceniA, pSen crlea up IN TIE SYSTEM, q tte~t 'c a.
a" Aesr"'S ,i,. i.fn, ana -
fkRHA fS AFTER NAkfiAgf
I Use HklMbOlIfS Ft1RAtI hltbu Dor al afel
tons an diseases Of the
Urinary oHGaN>s
Neeiher existing m
MtIE Ola FEMALE,
From whatever cause originating ana 20 mstsi
HOW LONG >GANDtNG.-
Dissases oftic-r organs require the 81 itui.
HRlMPOiD's ATRkCT BICHu
? - rHf 6RFAr DIuRE1ict
And sUttatu 70 have the effect IN al
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-17
sEwAgE OF coUs rEHFErTs

See thss he sgIsiafe II &C. n gkCysOx..
% fhs ~rsycef ~ Each boftls.
Prf.csy.f or.oe sD1 Nsusfsetors Ne s1f nrsA
SFsFe ,osks = ryA.s
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-17

COO 0n0 MALE or FEMALE
c'fV,OVO AGENTS TO sEII.
IoYD EEw sTEgL Pi.ATg COUNTY coIoBsp
nap or THE uSfIED sTATEs
cASApAs, AND NEW BRUNSWICK
FTom recent surveys. fnpie.es Aug 10 fsez.
ooss s3n.e -ss % enErsvs u ana one years zine
saPsTior . any clio map srsr made by Clifton of
NtcheE and ssis ~ The leo price q 60 cents: re
coo uarles art sagfAve1 The map.
y . mt otiy Ccunty Map, hat 4 l. sIsoa
COUNTY AND RAILROADMAP
= he SAFES 80 caaafss oosni--c n 90. s>r1ns
EVERY RAILROAD STATION
.o3 tissisrce b.f~e<n
ousrAHtss say woman Ct mar % O. g. Per Oar.
Al 81 taxi tsfk al map, hat ssnsei Ss ga al
rsfapt iks Money
SOD 81 81 ~srth ofry.
frintef 'asructi0as ho~ tsesnrsss vrii hrzlsA-
- al ear sgrns
Hss.tst-A smart ras- Wb1iessfr sg~nt or
anr N10s Err r~s-1 safe. Cs1e&s. fugi.nd snd CAL
if.rris. f1funs u.ag - nads wiih snail capital
1T IoTD
We 1cs B-.4.s-.y Se-Ya-k
Tb< Wsr Dtrsrtrt<1t Ds<s car Ma e. firziula
ksd k4rylsn1. O. ~kich Il usfk.f Toroash.xrss.sp.
Bal Raa n1untsfns. f4lls Chnr<k. ell tAs fssas -
tie Posss<c and ev<ry ssbsr pizrs L. ksryisnc sne
Nirsiuas, % morsy'rs.1risd.
Price IS os-ts- SEPT 10. tv1
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-06
VIC X g, 8 NJ 4 II III = T. o
ia3l-d1m

ORIGINAL NOTICE IN FORECLOSURE.
state =, le.n' ..,, County In District Court.
John Hornby vs.. George B. Hawley, Daniel 3.
Hawiey, JAS. ID. Res, Miles Lewis, Jas. Spear.
I'm. Ferriday. Executors Of the estate Of Hell
On q. Fersiday, deceased.
To the abov named befen Janis
You are hereby notified that the petition of
the above named plaintiff was filed in the odieo
Of the Clerk OF the District Court Of Scott coun-
~, on tho ninercenth ls) day Of December, leci,
claiming Of you .he su IN Of x5s2 s0-Io0 with in
tsrest from tho llth day Of April, 1851, the samc
being the amount dne a certain promissory
note given by George B. and Daniel 8. HawIey,
payable to the order Of John Hornby. bearing tho
asst above date, payable four years after date with
interest annually 1t ~ per cent. said note con
tains condition, tha. said note Is not 70 be
deemed due until the payment and discharge Of
. certain mortgage, executed 10 secure certain
| amount Of the School Fund and the said mort
gage has nov been paid and discharged. Plain
iif also claims Of you the fereclo,urs ofa certain
mortgage gwen 70 80 cure the said note, and up
oa the following lands, to-wit: Ihat part Of lot
No. one I } in block 6fty four (S4O in the city
Of Davenport, described as follows, Wis: Begin
ing at the south east corner Of said lot thence
west xty-fouY $50 feet to the south west Corner
OF said lot thence north eighty 8O) feet; thence
east sixty four (64) feet; thence south eighty
(so) feet to the place Of beginniny. And unless
you appear thereto and defend before noon Of
The second day Of the next regular term Of the
Scott County District Court, - be holden on the
taken and entered against you, and judgment ren-
lered thereon. And the defendants, James u.
Rec, Miles Lewis, James Spear and VIM. Feri-
day, Executors Of the estate Of Helen G. Ferri-
day, dece ased, are hereby noti6si that no person.
al claim in made sgsinst them in the above sc-
tion. LANE 4 SKINNER,
Att'ys for PIE By order Of the Court
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-06

ARRIVAL and Departure Of the Mails
pOsroFFIcs At DAvxSpoRr, IOWA.

EASTERN MAfL-Via & L r r R-Closcs at s
o'clock NJ; Closes at ~ o'clock P NJ arrives
at 10 o'clock N arrives at 81 o'clock + NJ
Sundays excepted.
WESTERN MAIL-Via NJ 4 NJ Z R-Closes 1T ~
o'clock A NJ arrives 3. 5 o'clock p N, Sundays
excepted.
NORTHERN MArL-via Lyons h Camanche-
Closes at o'clock p NJ arrivssat6 o'clock p n.
NORTHERN MArL-Via Dewitt l. Maquoketa-
Closca sunday. Tuesday and Thursday at o'clock
PM !; arrives Tuesday, Thursday snd Saturday at
6 O'Clock P NJ.
ROUTE No. l0977-Via Blue Grass, etc-Closes
Monday, Wednesday and Friday at o'clock
arrives Tuesday, Thursday and SATURDAY at 9
o'clock Pm.
RcurK No. 10948-vis Tipton-Closes Tuesday
and Friday at IL o'clock N arrives Tuesday and
Friday at IL o'clock ii.
SoUTHERN MAIL-via Burlington B Keokuk-
Closes Sunday, Tuesday and Friday II . O'Clock
n arrives Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 7
o'clock A M.
RovrE No. losH-via Pufalo-Closes Friday
at o'clock A n; arrives Saturday ate o'clock
Pm.
RoUrE No. 10e5o-yia An7aroea / Walnut
Forks Closes Thursday at II N arrives Thurs
day at Il o'clock NJ.
HouRs-Ofice open at o'clock A N closes at
. o'clock P NJ. Office open on Sunday from "a
10 o'cloct A NJ.
~ As the principal mails are carried by Rail
Road, all the time as stated in the above notice
will be RAIL kOAD TINE, the clock in the Super
intendant's Office, N h NJ Depot, being the stand
ard. CHAS. II. ELDRIDGE, p. NJ.