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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-03
KEFEREE'SSALE,
In Scott County, Dis
trict Court.
Partition.
Ssa'l G. Young
". t
Nathaniel Ferguson ct al.

The undersigned Referees in this case have
been ordered BY tho said District Court, at tho
Aueasttesm the eef A. D. 1863, = sell the cal
eetate hereinafter described to-wit: Ten (lO)
sores Of land Of Of the east end Of lot one ~ Of
frsctional section twenty-five (2s) in township
Of the 9th p NJ, as follows viz !: Commencing at
the south west corner Of land sold by A. G. Full
ton to said LAmbrits, BY Deed dated Nay Isl, 1885,
and June 5th, 1857, 1t . stake and stone on the
north line Of Antoine LsClsire's reserve. thsnce
north on tho west line Of said Lambrits's land
518 Il feet to south line of Locust street thence
west far enough to make ten (1O) acres Of isnd BY
running thenee south SIG II feet TO ssid reserve
and thence to place OF beginning. being same
land conveyed by Tomas Yarwood to the said
Lambrite BY Deed dated the 18th of siepes smber,
1885,, and recorded in book 20" Of Deeds, Ct page
81: Also toe east Fifty and sixty-two hundredths,
(50,62) acre, of the southwest quarter (k) Of
seolion number fourteen (l4) 10 township number
seventy eight (3S) north Of range three (3) east
of the 9Th P. n, Wis: The same tract ot land
conveyed by Nathaniel Squires to Strong Burns,
by desd dated 2Sth November, 4. D.. ls54,and ~
corded December Let. 1854. ia book IN" Of Deeds,
at. page 9anesr e. being ..A situated in the
tce s hereby given that We, Is referees Aforesaid
win on Saturday, the 4th day Of q tober. A. D.
1861, q two o'clock, p. m. Of said day, at the
Court House door IN the city Of Davenport, expose
and offer for sale the foregoing described proper
~ in parcels and tracts, 70 suit purchasers, and
that ws viii then and there receive bids for the
saaus, payable in cash in hand, and vs viii alss
receiye bids for part cash and part on time. se-
cured " mostgage, and al Of tie eaid nIlonertv
will bs sod to the Highest bidder the said refer
ees reserving to themselves the right to accept
the cash bids or the time bids. Ths. tsrms Of the
day ee sale aal before the property is offered.
bAyonnaet. Aueust 3Oth. ". ~. ieao. m.
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The WOYldss Horse Fair.

t+y CHICAGO ILL.,, September !.
The Worlds Horss Fair opened this morning
Tho number Of fins hsssss in sttsndsuce 10 very
large, many regular flyers being among the mum.
ber. Gen. singlet n il here with his fllss, Sal
lie, Lesjsnd Nset Foot, which swept the course
at the recent Louisville races. The fair was
formally opened with IN exhibition Of class 5,
stations Of any breed, years old. There were
seven entries Of splendid animals. First pfemi-
um $30-Patsis, owned BY L. L. Dorsey; I'd pro-
mium $ao-"barefoot," owned BY =. Dorsey; I'd
premium $40 boston, owned BY E. E. Dorsey.
CnIc sGo, September 3.-The Board Of Com
missioners and 1ncorporators Of the Pacific Rail-
road, met at Byran Hall to-day noon. General
Curtiss was chosen temporary chairman by acela-
nation, and proceeded to sddress the meeting,
upon tho subjectlf,, which it had been called TO-
gether, briefly reviewing its great necessities in
the valuable influence which it will exercise n
the interests Of the country. Rotert Finney Of
Pennsylyania, J. r. Robina on. Temporary Secy's,
called the roll, to which rs answered their names.
Csss, Of Pennsylvania, N, ved that they now pro-
coed to form . permanent organisation. Some
discussion ensued, whom motion was made to
adjourn until 10 o'clock tomorrow, which was
lost-3l t.. 80 Without taking aetion on tho mo-
ton for.permanent organisation, the convention
adjourned until 5 o'clock this afternoon.
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PAYING OUT The County BOUNTY
Yesterday afternoon the committee appointed
by tie Board Of Supsrvisors to pay the bouo-
ty to the Scott County Volunteers. met at the
Court House and commenced the work. The
committee had raised upon The ss's Of wss-
rants to the State Bank and 70 eitizrns The
sum of 1896, which enabled then to pay
each single man SIS. and each married man
$23 in cash. The bsllaoce-]S5 and $50 was
paid in warrants Of the county, Substantially
endorsed. drawing 10 per cent interest
The companies received the following sums:
Capt. Thompson's Company. $50
C,pt Barn.y's do ...............4.9OO
Capt. Torreya, do .............. ATS
Capt B.rnsy's coopsny had not drawn its
county bounty when we left.
The arrangement gives entire satisfaction
among the men. The committee would have
been glad to have paid the entire bounty 10
cash ous for obvious rsssons could aet do 90.
The orders left in the hands Of families and
friends will be just the same % cash for al
ordinary purposes.
TUE RloHT SrxlPE. - While the
crowd Of aliens and invslids we're sursipg
againet Commiss ioner Thompson's door yss-
terday forenoon. Il placed us 70 zee pstriesis
Irishman. mounted upon . boz on the other
side Of the street, usisg oil The words aad
eioquence io bis power to restrain bic coun-
trymsa from pleading sxsaptioo. More
particularly did he deelain agaiast those Who
had lived here for ysars; Who haa left the Brit
ish kingdom to get rid Of its tyranny and op-
prsssiou. but who we're now skulking behind
the folds Of the BritisA flag. end claiming pro.
lection from the hasd that has oppressed them
and their forsfathsrs for almest centuries. We
were pleased to neties that the words Of the
speaker we're not wholly issifsetivs. No trus
hearted. whole souled Irisboen is ever going
to cling to John Bulls coat tails 10 this snsr
gency. The true Irish heart seorns and loaths
sash unaanlinsss. sa,sS 5.t
"A woman too-a good old patriotic Irish
mother, also took the stand and denounced
those Who shrusk from the esandard Of true
manhood in thus claiming what they had II
their hears abjnrsd AID sworn 10 hate forsvv.
sfs' Allhsaor 70 hsr asd asy her naos Be
reversd. ts
Let - state. howsyer. that y y not the Irish.
msn alone that ore slai@fne txsnptisn. BY NO
a1eapa. or IN Datsonaiittss. Who ars begging
tebs lss alone. he Irish name i The most
scarce on The sCcuois.ionsr's bsoks Thsy. -
. class, are ieo lsyAl. TOO manly and too much
attached 70 The ipsiitutioss ef this Csvssn-
meat. whether they have got thsir papers Of
sas.oI Let ihso ssAsd fra e. sleh pfiseiples
end The natise WI hsvs ssill essasss ssassoa
~KsoSS. S IEs. IA
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RIVER ITEMS.

-. AHl1vxp, Tuesday. September :.
JRNxis " uIPrLE, Morrison, Keokuk.
BILL HENDERSON, Rhodes, Dubuque. AS
no s& DBPARrHD. Evil
JAMES NBAHs, Hsree, Dubuque. -t
JENNIE v HIr1t8, Morrison, Keokrk.
D0A11 LEAVING TO-DAY.
The wsll-known packet Fred Lorsnz, Captain
Mason, will leave for St. Paul and Intern ediate
points this morning:
The mail and passenger packet Kate Cssssl,
Csptain Davis, will depart for Ksoiuk and way
points at o'clock this morning, making eonnsc-
lions for st. Louis in 50 heurs.
The Bill Henderson, Captain Rhodes, will d.
part for Dubuque and intermediate Iandipgs at
O'Clock this morning.
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THE MARKETS.
Davenport Market....Dai1y Report.

OPTICS OF THB DEN. 4 Nsws,l
Tuesday Eve, Sept 2. !
The market is lively to-dsy. Onions arc ad-
vancing. Corn is two cents lower. BARLEY is .
shade lower. Wheat remains steady. There il
more good new wheat coming in, and IL brings
better prices
tLou.-we quote at s4.eo@5.2o. Shipments
100 bbls.
WHEAr-In demand at Is 1sOc for the best cl
and 65@75c for new. Receipts 2,22s bu. Ship
ments 1,325.
BARLEY. Active at 5o96ac. Receipts 5000
bu. Shipments 600 bu.
CoRx-ln demand At 15@lsc. Receipts 500
bu.
OArs--Active. We quote at 25@27c. Receipts
OIL bu. -~
ONloNs-Acttve at 6S@75,. Receipts 500 bu.
Shipments 600 bu.
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DAveNPoe1, Sept ember I.

DAvtNfoH. Stptem0ef ].
Hon. John ". zAonspsem. Comnsissionsv, Dc !:
DEAR SIa-By virtue Of 40 OF der Of the q
8. District Court made on the 5th day Of %
tober. 1858. was appointed Commissioner
of the Court. which in my opinion exempts
me from service % one Of the militia Of the
State Of Iowa.
hereby wssvs my exemption. and in this
hour Of my countrys peril and danger. 40
knowledge my liability and cuty to ssrvs her
when called upon.
Respectfully Yours.
GEORGE H. PARKER.
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New YORK Markel.

new ORR Market.
new YoRE, Sept l.
FLOUR - Firm. Sales at $4.9O95O5 Super
State $5I5615.3O Extra State; $xo5@5.05 Super
Western S5.15i05.4c Common to medium Ex ra
w Western: SIS 45@5.o5 common to govd shipping
Brands extra r. Il. @.
WHEAr.-Sales 1t $l.12@$1.21 Chicago Spring
e1.ls@$i IA Milwaukee Club ;$l.2S@l 25 Amber
Iowa, $l.52 Winter Red Western; 81 350l sc
Amber Michigan.
CoRN-59@6lc Mixed Western in store and
delivered.
WalsKY.-Market dull ;32@33Lc.
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A Rebel View Of Fight.

$50 NV Y0RK, sept. 2.
The Richmend papers OF the 2S ID contain high
" coored account Of the rebc 50 On the Rap
pahsnnoek on the 24th. Jackson was then ae
Wsnsrtoa, and tslegrsphsd TO kichmond to hurry
up the remainder Of the army and not n delay
. vsupase provisions, - snso9h he'd been cap.
tsfed st shat point 70 feed tie whole fesss for
aemo GOo. Fal e3 f94 "
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DEPARrAsxr or SPATB,l
WAah i0Ofnn AuOuat % 1SR2

Washington, August 20, 1852.
British b.% mse1
their Intention to become tiSens Of the United
States he'd expressed app ehensions that they
might be drafted into the militia under the late
requisition Of the War Department, I have the
honor to acquaint you for their information. that
none but citizens arc liable to militia duty in this
country, and that this Department has never ~
gardsd IN alien who may have merely declared his
intention TO become . citizen - entitled to
passport, aud consequently has always withheld
from persons If that character any sueh oertAeats
OF citisenship.
l have the honor to be, with high consideration.
sir, your obsdient servant.
VIZ II. S8wARD.
To Hon. VIM. Stuart, TO-, &c.
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Chicago N arket.

CHICAGO, August 81.
FLouR.-$4OO@5.5 so.
WHYAT. = sales at 77@96c.
CORN.-34@37c.
OARS 36c in store.
kYE.--l Gin store.
BUrrRR-8@lOHc.
EGGs-2@4L-packer's count.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-03

A VoIcE FaoM TIE "SLoPKs.'-The Scott
County Agricultural So'ty hes . good reputa
ton all over the State. Its liberal policy and
great enterprise In oil it, operations. has given
it . name 10 every other county in Iowa Of
which 1t may we'll be proud. No other insti-
tuition Of the kind in the State. can compare
with it. Read the testimony of the Council
Bluff Bug!s. Speaking Of the coming fair, it
says: ..f
The premimms offered are the most liberal es.
er offered in tho State and ws have dowbt. bat,
a. heretofore. the Fair riv suypass any other
held in the Stale
The premium Of 5000 for the best Stallion
Of any age or breed. ought to "draw . chow"
Of the best horses in the State, and the second
premium Of 800 for the second best. or even
the $50, for the third beet stallion on exhibi-
ton, 10 . sufficient inducement for every man
within . reasopsbls distance, Who has good
horse, to attend the Fair.
The other prsmiuns offered are equally lib.
eral-
Enough said. Colonel: bring along your 6ns
.tock. and get rich out Of the Company Treas.
ury.
MEssRs EprroRs I'm these perilous times Of
our country . history, l think it appropriate
to furnish you the amended copy Of note
from citizen who believes himsslf to b ex.
empt by Law from the draft. yet will not avail
himself Of it. bat says that if the lot falls on
him he will do his part to sus
tain the old flag. Would there
-..o -a,. .u.h 10, ~l,. U..e H-n A.,.L..
shown me they are sadly needed. and that
men ere only too snxioas to excuse rather than
wsivs privilege given by lsw.
Repeatedly Yours.
J. W. THOMPSON.
Commissioner for draft
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Names Of Persoss subject 20 Draft oaait-
ted n the pgeviously pahllshed List.
'FlRSrwARD. = Z .'.*s
BsAseks Joha 55.s Gossshss :. 80
SECOND WARD Ss.c s.se
Leeuasd b " Hsusnsaa q r
FlAmbo Peter Schaunenveber August
THIRD WARD.
Cornelius George
FOURTH WARD.
Reynoll J r Gross II af
JehnsonD B Merritt Jeronish
AcLaughlin CB
DAVENPORT TOWNSHIP.
Adams Thos J Taashill Robert
Beck AndroV t@ #&F $G+

Bounty FUND.-The following 10 .
list Of the names Of those Who purchased
bounty warrants. and the amount taken BY
each. We could not get the entire list, % no
memorandum was kept Of the smaller amounts.
There are several msrehsnts Who. instead Of
buying warrants. agree TO take them from sol.
disss' families ct par. for goods. which amounts
to the same thing:
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The Alien Question il.

The Alien Question.
Gov. Kirkwood received the following impor-
tant communication from the Department Of State
on Monday last:
DBPARrnxNr OF SfAfB,l
WAsHINarOH, Aug. 26.
City;
SIa 81 subjoin copy Of . note Of the 20th
instant, addressed by this Department to the
Honorable William Stuart, the Charge d'Affaires
Of Her Britannia Majesty expressing IN opinion
as to the liability Of aliens Who have merely de-.
clafed An intention - become citizens IL the
United States, TO service in the Militia.
have the honor to be
Your 0bedient servant,
W. II SEwARD.
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NO TICE.

4 NY PERSONS SUBJECT TO DRAFT, WHO
n have evaded Or kept ont Of the wsy Of The
enrolling ofhcer fE their wards or townships, q
who nay have deceived the officer in the fssts
1eeessasy to their proper snrollment, will bs -.
ported TO the proper military authority, to bs
dealt with according to The orders Of the War
Department.
will return the lists for few days, TO enable
any Of the shove persons . report to se,sr to the
Act ueomns and @ spce. or sems psrsons nay looo
their ehanss Of being draftsd and b st onss ms
tered into the service. -
Enrolling OAiesr for 6cott Co.n.y, ieva. !.
NIB. OH8ce southeast corner u Beady 40
Second streets, up stains. Fssss b
aGA WI. tsaa-44 i
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-03

EOk IH8 WDEK ENDING AUG. 81. 1902,
u Netso,eLegical observations, undersAs direaios
81 As Soaithsosiaa lssettwtics, wade at Gris~sld
IeUsgs, u VIZ. r. DUNwooDY, Latitude, II ~;
NsrtA Longitude, 1899 West; Hesghtabovs IL
~, 737 feet.
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st. LOuis Markets.

st. LOuis Markets.
Sr. Louis, Aug. 80.
FLoUR.-Dull at $S.5O@5 90.
WHEAT. Market heavy, 7O@9Oc.
C0Rx. In fair demand at ESQ.
BARLsY.-52X@55.
OAfs-36@4Oc
RYB-Firm at 45c,
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FAHlU, NY, sept. I.
sroops falling bsek 10 Cssilth, and General Wsl-
l.es wss ssgsxed oil last night in PREPARATION fer
The pfpteetiop Of The city. #a
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BurrA1o. Au,. so. 1876:

'tfk BurrALo. Au i. 80, 1869
EDIroRs DEN / NEws:-I see thst our pa
per Of tnis ate reAsets rather severely on the
citixens IT ff.lo bscsuss they di not oil
coms rward and siga the diffe ent rslls pre-.
tented at the War ne ting Tuesday evening
The speskers also we're. shins. rather person.
81 aud abusive b. csus ws did not "a. mediate
" enlist At th " eloquent nd very imp ssivs
bid Ing. We - ere absssd BY them an told
that v q exr that would Be mean enough
tojbark at No - ws ms.ched mp through the
sand under an es ort Of Gsr. Baker. oug' tts
be ehot-all this on secount Of tardines. in en-
listments. Now hat ale the facts Of the
case I We have in this towrsh: y between th-
ages of Is aud 46 about 2. o persons (nea.y Of
tAsss are Mos On the sick tist) and ws have sent
Into the tieid between forty and 6itv recruits,
OF one out Of sver> four or Eve men. Nov
let us look at your 1t Of gas. how many
have you sent 10 wsrl Have you .. ut one In
SIX or ONE in ten ont Of your population =
think not. Then vhy sheud yoa not :. ave .
heavy DR. Il in Davenport - we'll % in Buff
falo. Many Of the men Who have volunteered
from this township did not cay what township
they we're from aud. volunteering IN Daven-
po, {, that " oil Il htsd city OF course got the
credit for what Buffalo did-and you are nov
far behind Buffalo 10 the propeetiopats num-
Der Of men In the army. All the luminous ma.
tsr,sl esed in your city 70 dassls the eyes Of
the of6eials and 70 enable yeu, IL possible. y
sscaps Pc forming yous honest duty in furnish.
iug mss, viii rot ave you frea' supply ING
your foil quota under the unrsl+ntipg require.
ments Of The dref, ~hsn you have already
fallea behind even Buffalo IN supplying volsss.
eesss. a.sa a.! .. - aas-.s - ---- !us1n1A.
sTHr On HARTFORD" F, Ross,
Agent, Brady ssrest. .thira door bslew ahs Poss
O6oG-TAs Hartford Fire IaeuraDee Con, asv
enart. red - D. lsl0) has jase nsde IL one
huH1tsd and fourth esmi.eunual statsmept.
showing ssssts Of ts53l5s5s. = =. - 4 = ',is ~
LoxAs Celebrated ). Bottled s1 Burton
Ale aad Pssese Heands.p Vaules, sususr Of "a
ssd Brady streeta. A prime article u Als
:sd % ss Porter ssp,s'''l ksessl for aursiag L.
,54JId sur 70 casn0H ByTLiaW1
ssgots owF ,afac1 1sg sia q 60 ao4f VI
bas 3 asn1o4gnN ssssl sb.sH ri s1ncos bas
9. y-ggA .szooid shall
.kI34Uo Il HSiDL
fk.xPanf
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LATEST NEWS
By TELEGRAPH.
Farther Pa. lieularS Of tho Bat.
tie at Manassas.
the ENEMY COMPLETELY
SURF 1uNDcD. Il : j.
EAter from Europe
CINCINNATI IN DANGER.
Worlds Horse Fair at Chicago

Decentralization Law Declared.
CINcIcxArY. Sept 9
Tho undersigned, by order Of Maj Gen. Wright
assumes command Of Cincinnati, Covington and
Newport.
1t 10 but fair to inform the citizens that On 49,
tive, daring and powerful enemy threatens them
with every consequence Of war, yet the cities
must bs defended, and their inhabitants must a.
sist in the preparation. Patriotism, duty, honor,
and self preservation call them to the labor. and
it must b performed equally BY all clssses First,
al business must be suspended. At o'clock to
day ev ~ business heu.e must b closed.
second, Under the direction of their Mayor the
citizens must within IN hour after the suepensicu
Of bushes assemble in their convenent public pa-
ces, ready for ord A possible, they will
then be assigned to their work.
The labor ought to be that Of love, and the un-
dersigned trusts and believes it will be so every
w.ere, it must bs done-the willing shall be prop
erly credited tho unwilling. promptly visited.
The principle adopted is. citizens for the labor,
and soldiers for the battle.
Martial Law is hereby proclaimed in tho three
cities, but, until they can be relieved BY the
the injunction Of this proclamation will
be executed by the police.
Third, Ferry bouts will cease plying the river
after 4 O'Clock .. m, until further orders.
Signed, LEWIS WALLACE,
Maj. Gen. Cong.
In accordance with the proclamation Of General
Wallace, give notice that the yolice force Of this
city will, until further orders, act rs . provost
guard. l srier and enj, bin upon all good citizens
to respect and obey them, such any disregard Of
orders frem the General commanding through the
police will be enforced strictly.
Signel, GEo. HATCH,
Mayor.
HEADQUARTERS or TIE q. s. FORCss.
CINCINNATI. Sept. ].
General Order No. l.
All places in the cities Of Cincinnati, Covington
and Newport where liquors Of any klnd are sold,
must be close. At o'clock this morning Ali
sales are prohibited. and uponfailure or refusal,
the stock on hand will be condscated for sanitary
purposes. BY order of
Maj. Gen. LEWIS WALLACE.
Signed, H. Eliston, Chief Of staff.
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NOTICE..

sslz~ @ NOTICE.. es4ta.
Detained at Boston BY the dangerous illness Of
my daughter, and my clerk, M. Porter. having
left for an army sppointnsns 1t Leasville.I here
b. Appoint a. J Preston, Esq, my agent during
nI<bseeeA d naks ensstions. and to attend =
any business for me,snd to him refer al persons
dssirous 70 communicate with me-. intended to
retura to Davenport BY August 10th, and purpose
daughter. - -
Keep ~ name on tAs dreting s;.s and I,en
make i good, for at this time every man shoafd
be- II the field or 1t home ready T. n, or give .
GOOD reason for his sbssnce. ifs hos .a'4sii
1'-'- "-4a = , RICHARD B. HILL.
Davenport, August 26th, 1859. ..agso-dss
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We understand that tho government
hiss left the drafting business TO the Gov.
ernors Of the several States. to be conducted
as they may see 6t. We shall look anxiously
for Gov. Kirkwoods proclamation regarding
the matter.
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New York stock Market.

NEW YoRK, Sept. 2.
Stocks better.
Money easy ct per cent. on call.
Sterling exchange, $l.7N.
G. L r. I. e711sc.
American gold $lI6X.
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GRAND LuScH.-Capt. Heury Hanpt
will .et out this morning At the Aississippi
House, the finest lunch cf the sason. Gumbo
soup, roast pig. ducks. obicksDs and al tho
delicsciss of the season. Best Of wines and
liquors, lager beer and cigars. Come carly if
you would partAks Of the fat Of the land.
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v r9hlLEY'0 ]a tse,s ,ro
CELE 3RATED CIR EAM ALE
ALWAYS RELIABLE. GtsHf!
Cash Price,. $500 Per Barrel.
Orders through the Post Office will meet with
prompt attention. apr5-1y
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sSIlaA ~ q - a
qZA .1N0g IA 1aaa a0 a1oAn
= - yA4zu u sxsoix svsI to rssgsass /
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TIE insurance Office of w. F. Ross
10 removed to Brady street, third door below
he Post ofics.
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Tu,RTY-FIFrH RE0IMRxr.-The field
officers are - tellowss sylvester @. Hill, Colo
mel; Jsmes H. Rothrock, 1t. Colonel; Harry
OConnor. Major; Chas L. Chsmbsrs. Chap
lain.
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TO LET.

OFFICES AND VERY. LA1GR RoON0 N
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ADV'TS.

lO-DAY'S ADV'TS.
state Of Iowa.
ADJu1ANr GRNHRAL's OrEICE.
D.v.npo,.. Aug. Is. 1851
PROPOSALS. FcR CLOTHING!
DROpO2ALS WI l. RE RECEIVED AT THIS
Office for the manufacture Of ten thousand
i've hundred and seventy 0,s7o) pAo,s,
Army Regulation Pattern.
SPECIFICATIONS, CONDITIONS,
AND
Terms Of Contracts,
be found at this Office.
Proposals Must BE Made Immediately.
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