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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-24

THRUSTEE'S SALE-On Saturday, tho 7Sth
l day Of December, A. D., 1861, will DO sold
for cash, to the highest bidder At the Court House
door, in the city Of Davenport, ss two o'clock r
NJ, the following described real estate il Scott
county, State Of Iowa, to-wit: The south hail
of tho east half Of lot No. seven in block No.
eleven I'LL in the city Of Davenport, measuring
forty t40l by seventy-6vs feet, and conveyed 10
Joseph Blocklinger and Varena Blocklingsr BY
John Reed also part Of lot No. tour l4] in
block Ne. eleven i i in the city Of Davenport,
described - follows, to-wit, Comm ~ncing At :
point fifty sol feet wes. from the north east cor
Oer Of said lot No. four Il, thence running west
twenty-five 25] foot thence south eighty [s0l
feet /; thence east twenty Two 1851 fest; thence
north eighty SOL feet to tho place Of beginging.
measuring twenty-five 1851 by eighty 1901 feet,
conveyed to said J Bloekiinger and wife BY Anton
CarwizcI and wife. BY force and effect Of Deed
Of Trust, made to me by Joseph Block!inger and
Varena, his wife. daily recorded in Scott county
records, March 10th, 1851, in book IN" Of town
lot mortgages, at page 81, and dated March 5,h,
1857.
Davenport December :, !, 1881! sS,s coDn,,
dc5-dts1 Trustee.
CTATE OF IOWA, SCOTT COUNTY. IN
- the district Court Of said County.
Henry Miller, Plaintiff, rs, William v. Schirach,
Elias Swickard, +. Steinhilber. Paul Wiese, ).
Christina Matthies, j. Stewart, Executor Of
Il. K. Campbell. deceased; John A. Netcalf,
VI lillian Ii Darlington, Ira Brown AMI James
Hall, guardian of Byron ). Hall, Defendants.
ORIGINAL NOTICE.
To said Defendants
Yon and each Of you are hereby notified that
there is now On file in the Office Of the Clerk #
tho District Court, of said scott coun.
ty, . petition Of Henry miller, c;aiaing
of tho Defendant, William y. Schirach.
tho sum Of thousend 500 doll ars With in
terest thereon from tho 2Oth day Of September,
1856. Al the rate of ten per cent. per annum, as
money due him IN certain plomssory note, CT
ecuted by said William V. Schirach, on the 2Oih
day OF sep ember, 1854, and ayabls Eve years If
ter date. Said petition also prays tor the foro
closure Of Q certain mortgage the follow ing de-
scribeL real estate, s:uated in the county Of scott
and state Of Iowa, to-wit: Commencing eighty
(s0) feet due west from the north east corner 81
block numoer fitty.fyur (64.) in the city Of Dav-
export as known, designated, described and num-
Davenport ; thence running south eighty $50;
feet thence west thirty (20) feet; thence
forth eighty s0) feet thence east thirty (3o) feet
to the place ct beginning, executed W said " H.
liam V. Sch'rach on the 18th day Of October, A ID
1854, for me purpose Of securing the payment VI
tie above described promissory note.
Now uGless you appear thereto and defend be.
FOR noon Of the second day OF tie next term o,
the sa,d District Court, 10 be he'd at IL. ci,y OF
davenport on tho first Monday in teoruary, ]. b
1862, default viii be entered against you and
judgment rendered thereon.
Dated December 9th, 1861.
L. d. CoNGDoN.
dec!o Airy for Pl'f.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-24

I AIRY sg the Crest W0steP ora North.
~ esacss United stsaes N alIs.
L-XPRESS TRAINS LEAVE DUNKIRK AND
b husfslo, daily, on the arrival Of all tIain. On
the Lake Shore Railroad, making close connec.
t;ons with trains ir"m slcvelsnd, Chicsgo, Mil
vanaee. st Louis. burlington, keokuk, st Paul.
puia9ae, Galena, Iowa City. DC the ouly cars
:annits through from the Lakes to New York
City
WITHOUT CHANGE.
Baggage checked through. Fare always as low
as by any other rjute.
Re particular and cal. for tickets via Erie Rail-
ROM; which are sold ut all the principal railroad
fices in the West.
This Roai affords facilities for shipment Of
Freight. superior to any other route.
AN EXPRESS TRAIN FOR FREIGHT
leaves New York daily. making close connections
through to all points West. and quicker time than
ever before m de on any line.
For Freight rates, enquire of j c OstmaD, 2I0
broadway. Chas Thurman, 1873 Broadway, N Y;
0 II y Archer, 90 South street, \ Y; J ) Dunlap,
Is Std te street, Boston Erie Railway Office. "a
Clerk street. Chicago.
CHAS. 1INOT. Gent sup't, NY.
Z. q. SPRxCER, Western Agent. Chicago, III.
A. BAkBER. Agent, Burlington, Iowa.
An@.tf
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Mill Wocls.

an. sNlEL ytOOCl.
NOW Is THE TINE TO LAY IN WOOr
Az for winter use. We have dry kindliae Vol
M 10 Per cord. and tsrssn wood 1t 81 81 81
.Qaiak =. "a Mn - to 1T. &aslsf.
Lsi4x1 lak1Oa : pAyls.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-24
DISEASES or
Horses + ether Domestic sted Anlmals

n MEMBER OF THE ROYAL c1LLraR
~ Of Veterinary Surgeons London, IL pos
=: sessed Of the most perfect systsm ef
Horse doctosing Of any In the West n q great
majority Of instances his cures are complete, per-
manently lesting and rapidly accomplished, even
Horses useless from disease and hitherto thought
to DO incuratle, Mr.. 3. treats With the happieet
rcsults rendering them 6t tc perform ordinary
work. Mr.. SIS treatment 10 based on the leeiti.
mate sciences Of medicine, and he pledges te s;ye
satisfaction :, al Who may confer their patrons e
on him. Ofse q: LeClairs's Stable, corner Of "a
and Perry It. &@s - * s&
n. B.-Ho,ss and Cattle medicines can \. h.a
Of Mr.. Scully 1t indicate prices. iaa-dAv
VIE PkkAlUA JUB Uff:.h - nun
l prepared to execute, in the most approved
style of The art, aay nnd ~ nanass a psineipe
see~ r~-'~~ hs~r III to 80 60.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-24

LII lE CLAIRE House, ,.gs
CORNER SECOND ANGO MAlN sra.
1Avonport, iowa.
.l 6DA2 rs...... -. pssebsoeeee,.
4 )rrifa EOR STAGES LEAVING ron LR.
- Cst!s. tta'sess. Lyeas, DEWITT. nasset -
"a Q L Uno6 q 4
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-24
RAILROADS..
CAlcags aal lleek lsland RaiITss

CAlcage aal lleek lsIand AaiI5ea
winter Arrangement, 1882.
<~xAND IN xR NO1oAY. NOV. 18Th, 81
"a antil lMtAes nat3sey tf,see ~ IeaSs
0svsoposs daily, 8ssdsys sssspesd' - sess
LIT nail train ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. H
ID ffoiaht. ....sss.s. 800 - -
Al niRkt oXpFo0D. 80. 80 e =
ftsins srrivsat Davenport daily, 6undays s1'
oeptsd, ~ follows: 80.
LAT night express .s.1v A.
% freight trains a.. =
I'd mail ers in 1t. r.
Al, trains over this routsare In direct connexisn
~ Chicago with trains over both the Michigan
aoutherr, Michigan Central, PiMeburg, Fort
Vavpe, and Chicago Railroad to and from De.
sroif. Toledo, Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinnati,
nttsburg, Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls. Alba.
10. Now York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and ash.
isston. Also at LaSalie with trains Of the ILL.,
noJr Central Road-North 70 GalenA and South to
81 Louis and Cairo.
Passengers are reminded Of the necessity
diving distinct directions rs to the destination
Shsir luggage, also procure tickets before tax
isg their seats in the cara, a. the conductors COL
lsct fares only to stations the line Of the Chi.
eego and Rock Island Railroad.
JOHN F. TRACY. Superintendent.
Davenport. November Ii, 1861. dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-24
row Frs, HOTEL.
,FoaMERLY EALLL's
II AND IS PARK ROW,


Opposite the Ast4r House aud Park. New York.
Price Of Board $3.50 pei. Day.
rTvE1s LONG ESTABLISHED AND POPULAR
/ House has recently been rebuilt and greatly
enlarged by the addit on Of over ]cO rooms, and
now has acconm odat!ons for over 800 persons.
It has sls9 sesa thoroughly renovated and re-
furnishel j, and is 4 " M N Y y t-
HEATED by STEAM AND LIGHTED WITH
GAS THROUGHOUT.
This Hotel hss one 81 the bcst locations in The
City. is easy Of access from all the Steamboats,
and Railroads leading 20 the City, and 70 eo0vsn-
lent tc oil the City conveysnces. Il has now III
tn Q requisites Of .
FIRST CLASS HOTEL,
ensuring the comfort Of IL inmates. s9a ssE
Tho patronage Of the travelling public 10 rsspect-
'en' ''4's Trrs, $50 -. OAR. rD1
feb2s.dsm H. L. POWERS, Proprietor.
Ozzs Ss.sTst leEyFOt.1TED.
's'@"@ y +. moo TN, rs14V
- SECOND STREET, BETWEEN PERRY
- and Rock Islaud, respectfully aunsances %
to the ,itizens of Davenport that he 10 now pre-.
pszs1As .ssafnaae
Clean, Color and Manufacture
80 I'D X ATS IN
int good ones, at short notice and on reasonable
tend kccofIect the piece. s. Sseosd sssess, ".
ewe1h Perry and HockislsEd. t'4 III. 81
\ IOalN xlMM En- MANN. 81.
nTOIANO AND ORGAN nANUFAC-
L turer, one door wese ef1eseser
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-24
SALISBS Tvs PATES- BUSTERS
arsrun on lay Express Trains.


THROUGH TICKETS FOR sale in all principal
railroad Off es IN the West. at the Gene.a fi
corner OF Luke anu Dearhon streets, (unier the
lrsmont House. Chicago, and at the Depot
X. n. RICE, Gent SUIT.
}. W. SN,rn. Western Pass. Agent. dec
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-24

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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-24

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DR.. Hur0's Mouth Wash.

DIR. zUzDs9
The New York herald., 1862-02-07
RAILROADS.

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD TRAINS FOR ALBANY,
IL Troy, the North and West leave Chambers street at
> and ii A. NJ, aud 315, 8 and 1918 NJ
NEW YORK, HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILROAD.
IN For Albany, Troy North and West.
winter Arrangement commencing Monday, Nov 1861.
For Albsny-l0N A. NJ, Express Mail Train, from Twenty
For a local trains see Time Table,
JOHN BURCHJLL, Assstaus Superintendent.
The New York herald., 1862-02-07
ROwERY THEATRE.
ID DAN RICE.
BLIND HORSE XCELSIOR JR.
COMIC MULES.
TONIGHT.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
STICKNEY'S NATIONAL CIRCUS.

ns 81 A s n ss
TUESDAY FEB Mii H. IKE AZ 9ASs SisGo,s 81 SALOON,
an in which the greatest panlss have
visited America-and especially selected BY Mr. Thaibers-
nave won 'Ae'' Oe'' MR. ss'esso aofrscHAEK sc ''
had of making his first obeisance to New York
audience and to FUso FsSf'Ef "a that
which he has 50 '16 snS merit
e in Ss ss9 @ as we pc n ne
sa. Mi S his A%ssa % IN s Sa
renewing acquaintance thus happily naugra-
ted and of THE szG aHhGT Es Fs%Ras a%EscAx PIANIST
whose in Europs well sse ~ S won
dencc Already placed in him. Mr. GRAU the pub
lie will in this fortunate @ an intention on
to be found 9 as H. %Sifst nExrREE
WI" be xMfME nsifadsd ASD COMPLETE ARRANGEMENTS
2 hs Isl 81 81
have hs . TO % s
thing want of the supervision of an experienced and
MR.. MAX MARTEzEK
will the srTe Mfss pTssn hs ,, no,
considered effort provide for the happy occasion of his
~ A NUMBER OF NEW COMPOSITIONS
with eminent elegance of taste and sentiment for which
MI '0''''nA'' FOREMOST AND ALONE,
VIII be submitted public Four oil these (he last pub
Aed have lately FAss fsss sy
suitable studies the highest class panoorte players
in that celebrated institute Mr. Gottschak, will also, In
nnumerable applications his return revive
the grateful memories OF his in New York. by
playing few OF the that were then 80 warmly
caivea.
THE MANAGEMENT
Have prepared diagrams of Niblo's Saloon, and
RESERVED SEATS
In advance N0twthsta nd
ing capacity the hall Is limited, and II not
desirable for mnscalalthough II might be for PEE
seek larger saloon for an instrument
purely domestic the pianoi0rte.
THE PRICE OF ADMISSION
has usual standard OF 81 to all parts of the
house and so reserved seats.
MR. GOTTSCHALK'S NEW YORK CONCERTS,
in in all the principal cities Of
the country, will necessarily be limited.
THE SALE OF TICKETS
commence Saturday, the 9Th nst at Beer
Schrmers (successors Breusing store 70 Broad
the place where be secured In
the day Tickets also he obtained the evening Of
the at the door of the saloon.
The New York herald., 1862-02-07

vHrM Writers SELLS, THIS DAY, ATT 2 O'CLOCK, AT
w B6i Canal street, ali the Paror Chamber Dining Room
and kitcuen Furiture 6c, of large n0nseone Faior
Suit in push; Centre Dining aud Tea Tables; Pier and
ManteI Classes Curtains Gss Fixtures Pian.olts rcn
Tapestry Velvet Three Ingram and other Carpets
cloths Stair Rods mahogany French aud Cottage Bcdsteads
Hair Mat rsses Feather Bed Blankets Sheets, marb top
Drcssn, reaus, Washsands Toilet China Glass Silver
Ware; stsus Wardrobe Tin Wood and other Wares, all
suitable families and others
The New York herald., 1862-02-07
SHIPPING.

NOTIcE.-THE STEAMSHIP CITY OF BALTIMORE.
IN from Liverpool dischargng under .. n
era order Saturday, February 6s at o'clock A. M
The New York herald., 1862-02-07

fAh AMERICAN MUSIC HALL. 4A
H4f IA BROADWAY A4
This popular place Of amusement Is nightly rammed,
nInmed and cranm d
lijNDREDs ARE TURNED AWAY, UNABLE TO GAIN
ADMISSION.
Were IL no, for the rrcpartbe loss patrons would
suffer in the interim, would immediately build theatre
LARGER THAN ANY OTHER IN THE UNITED STATES.
I'm order to accommodate ali who seek
" THE AMERICAN MUSIC HALL,
AS THE GREAT DEsIDs RATUM OF AMUSEMENT
l. &. ERS.
MARK THE CONS iELLATION OF TALENT:
TONY PASTOR, BEN. COTTON,
TONY PASTOR, BEN. COTTON,
TONY PASTOR, BEN COTTON,
TONY PASTOR, BEN. COTTON,
CHARLEY WHITE BOB HART.
CHARLEY WHITE BOB HART,
CHARLEY WHITE BOB HART,
MISS LIZZIE SCHULTZE. -
MILE FLORA, ANNIE LEE, EMMA SCHELL,
j. A. HERMAN, J. PIERCE, GEORGE GERMAiNE,
NJ TURNER, II. LESLIE MASTER TOMMY,
A"1 THE BRILLIANT CORPS DE BALLET.
Il w. BUTLER, Sole Proprietor and Manager
Notice GRAND MATINEE,
GRAND MATINEE
on Saturday afternoon ococs, the accommodation
OF LADIES AND CHILDREN
The New York herald., 1862-02-07
TDwARD sCHENCK, AUCTIONEER
II ASSIGNEE'S SALE OF
SrPERR HOuSEIOID EIrRNITIrEE

By EDwAED SCHENCK, this day. 7h inst, II O'Clock
his saesrooms 5 and 157 Broadway the stock OF the
cabinet makers the city, elegant
solid carved and plain rosewood Paror Suits elegant 6
walnut Libfa Dining Room reps magnificent
rosewood round cornsred Bedseads Bureaus 90 in
black ainut finished in oil; rosewood and walnut Secretary
and Library bookcases elegant Eeseres carved
walnut Bullets and Extension Tables walnut Hall Racks and
Chairs other elegant Furniture. Tie above Furniture
Ill Of the best manufacture and viii be positively sold
by order of the assignee. j. b. FREEMAN, Assignee.
The New York herald., 1862-02-07
ukNRy II. LEEDS, AUCTroNEER.

II HENRY II. LEEDS Il co viii sell at auction, this
day In the gallery Is Nassau street Immediately after the
sale paintings small but select Private Library about
$50 volumes OF selected standard and era
ture comprising London Edinburg and Westminster Re-
views; consecutive numbers OF Msrryats and Dickens
Works Hsrpcrs and Putnams Magazines Tonpkins Ei pc
dition, valuable substantial library
nc
The New York herald., 1862-02-07

100 wTDGER, Clarvoyant and gifted Spanish lady un-
ycs the Of fuury love- friends
sjckness prescrbes medicines for all Diseases tells lucky
numbers, property lost or stolen. &C
The New York herald., 1862-02-07
-JENRY II. LEEDS. AUcTroNEER.

III HENRY H. LEEDS co. VIII scl al AUCTION, on Fri
day. Feb at IL O'Clock IN the gallery the saesroom,
No. 23 Nassau valuable collection Of fine Oil Paintings
in which the various schools well represented including
OF very native artists In the collection will
be found the works Rossr, W. VI Brown, Van Wagner,
Beaulicu. and Others OF equal merit Also fine line En-
cravtnrs
The New York herald., 1862-02-07

DRYANTS MINSTRELS,
ID Mechanics Hall. 472 Broadway, above Grand street.
MONDAY February g. and every night during the week
SOIREE DE ETHIOPE,
nterspersed with Jokes and Comaies by the Comedians
Horn, Florence Peel, Gettings, Neil and Dan Bryant
S. G. CAMPBELL,
Could Fowler Hilton and Leslie, in Songs Choruses,
&C. Biacksmiths Jubilee African Polka Tyroean Warbers
CARTE DE VISITE.
Mrs. Fredercks Dan Bryant Mr.. Alias Eph Horn
Doors open at 6H; Curtain rises at M Tickets 2S cens
The New York herald., 1862-02-07
LBERr MORTIMER co. o.Ss5 Ssuss
Paintings, statuary, Vases.

A N. MERwIN AUCTIONEER.
"A. BY BANGS, MERwIN CO.. Irving Buildings, 59l
and 500 Broadway
PRIVATE LAW LIBRARY-comprisng complete sets of
Common Law and Chancery Reports in the federal and
State Courts, Statute Laws, Digests Commentaries Trea
tises, &c. Also n variety of
VALUABLE STANDARD WORKS
IN miscellaneous erature and also mahogany Office Desk
and black walnut Chairs.
The New York herald., 1862-02-07

A TTACHMENr NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE is HERE.
"A by given that writ Of attachment has been issued ous
the Supreme Court of New Jersey a the suit OF Catna-
rine n. Waterbury, against the estate OF William Hayes
and Frances NJ Hayes. his wife, for the sum OF i've thousand
dollars plea os debt aud that said writ was returned
CllAs. T.. SMITH, Clerk
DEcNssrR II, ts6l. THxoDoEs kUNros Ascrney
The New York herald., 1862-02-07

HENRY d. MINER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81
Ii Nassau street. opposite the Post Oflce.-MINER
SOMERvIlLE will sell at auction, Friday, Feb y at II
O'Clock Mt their salesroVm, 81 Nassau street. fine collection
Of ancient and modern OH Paintings Water Coors Eng
sngs Ac Among nose Of the moiern school will be 9und
the works Van Beest De Munter Hulk kyrassat Thom
Hekking W. NJ Brown, Talbot, Noel Mangon and others
Also number Of fine Water Colors artist proof Engraving
Autographs &c. The above will be sold without reserve.
The New York herald., 1862-02-07

u Fl. LUDLOW, AUCTIONEER.-BOATS sPAnS.
~. old Copper Metal &c at auction BY order OF ISAAC
HENDERSON, Navy Agent L. II. LUDLOW CO. will
sell at auction Monday Feb TO- 1851 at II O'clock the
ONCE OF Hart Naval Constructor No 490 East Houston
street. of Goerck quantity Boats pars old Cop
per- Metal Wndlases Deck Houses, Cabooses &c. The
tces are now at various ship yars Parties wishing
them will apply to +. Har Naval Constructor No 400
Houston street. the Office OF the auctonees No Pine
where full aricuiars be
The New York herald., 1862-02-07

NV ITO WOULD IST-UO
w ye. see Miss WELLINGTON, the great English Pro-
phetes the best Of all and cannot he exceed Can be
suited, personally by letter, all affairs Of life, concern
ing law suits journeys absent friends love- courtshp,
rage health, wealth. and who reclaim drunken and
faithful husbands Miss w. Is the only person this city
who has the genuine Roman and Arabian asnans for love-
good and all business affairs guarantees
life Delay consult this naturally gifted and
Young lady Lucky numbers given Highly respectable
reference Can be seen at her residence l0 Sixth
o,nositc Eighth street
The New York herald., 1862-02-07

~ day. at s3s Canal street at o'clock Sofas Lounges,
Bureaus Bedseas Washstands Brussels and Ingram Car
pets Ocoths Rugs Mattresses. aud large quantity Of
Furniture. &C.. Ac.
The New York herald., 1862-02-07

NIBLos GARDEN
", WIN VIII Eil,I sr,Sy Tsss or the eminent arsses
Mr. JAMES v v yAII4oK Z z saSas,os, Sr
Mrs. JULIA BENNETT BARROW. ~ So
-, THIS. THIS g .asEIDrAYl EvESING. TEs, 4 1855.
CANNOT Be suRPs4xssSSpp rvr.rar ~
O'Keefe's celebrated Eve act comedy entitled
.. THE srRoILISa GEsrIEMAS v,..,..
In which character he has superior living .
john bory Sm'o'n Jas JAS = = wDise% s j.
Lady e1us Hmsranth Julia Mr b Bs4ox sssH
,.xr "a SATURDAY. lby rsqass,sils sus,w
JANE Snos5 9" SoSDAY Yp EyEsNa, SSs Feb sShH o. SUSAN
In p's'.''11 sS E,fS REiHEssssss
Adm,ssqn 90 all parts of the house, csn,s
''' Doors open at Il commence al 7
w This evening friday. being the thrty-ffth night
OF an engagement upMeauailed M for GI .qesess success
vi" appear Tor the Mr. HENRY povE YEA comic character
The brilliant and OeAadfn!
who has renewed the
which attended her first appearance In New York will appear
in dances.
The performances this evening wednesday, will com
mence with Buckstones admirable comedy Of
MARRIED LIFE
avn % cast
~ Misses ADA Clifton and Browne After the Comedy
LA MANDALINA
THE BEAUTIFUL cuBAs.
assisted BY the Corps de Ballet.
To be followed by three acts of
THE NAIAD QUEEN,
embracing the lovesI of its scenery and effects In the
will be presented time, Ballet Divertise
ment In French character, entitled
LA FOLIE
l-Gallop. from the Corps de Ballet
2-Andante .Cubas Ximenes, and Corps de Ballet
Corps ue Daiiet
5-Finale. .Cubas, Ximenes and Corps de Ballet
Thus offering the evening" the unequalled attrac
STANDARD COMEDY, BRILLIANT BALLET AND A
MAGNIFICENT SCENIC SPECTACLE
The New York herald., 1862-02-07

GEORGE HOLBRoOK. AycrONEER. WILL SELL.
VI tins day, at III o'clock ~ East rwenyirst
Second avenue all the gcnteei Por Chamber Dining
Room, Kitchen, &c OF family breaking up housekee
Carpets Bees Bedding China Glass Stoves. Sofas Chars
Tables, Mirrors dc
The New York herald., 1862-02-07

VXTALIACK'S THEATRE.
w The Lester Wallack Polka" composed by r. Stoepei
is played night with great success An excellent like
Of Lester Walack Esq., adons the title Price IS
cents per copy. FIRTH. POND CO..
Music Publishers, CIT Broadway, NJ Y.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-19
RAILROADS.
PERU AND INDIANAPOLIS
II "A Il II . n d
1862. MN aoR 1862.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
new seusc 90 chicago VIA Kskeme.

New uoute to foteoko VIZ 0SS"s"~s
"a Mll.Rs SHORTER THAN oriiKR ROUTE.
IN AND AFTER NAY g. isss' trains ~'n be
~ run a. follows
A Mail Train will leave indianapolis a. ffio NJ.
siop all stations aud make close connection al hokoo
Nth train on the Cincinnati aud Chicago Air ine Raj.
road fof loganspofi Valparaiso and Chicago and arrive
u Peru ala q. NJ, make conncciionH with
trains the Toledo and wabash Railway gog kas and
West.
Returning, the same train viii leave rcta NJ zoo
A. NJ AFTER the arrival 81 The train on the T. w X W
from lhe Hast, aud arrive NJ indianapolis Al 80 A. ~
Ia time 10 make connections Coz all points East South
aud West
An ENpre1ualn will leave indianapolis AZ io3A y NJ,
connect Al Kokoo with rsn cot Chicago. and arrive az
Peru AZ SEQ A. NJ ntine make connection With trains
going East aud Meet the Toledo and Wabash Rail
way.
Returnng lae sane trau eill leave Peru a 1900 A.,
making close CONNECTION NJ kokomo with the trains
on the Uancnnau aud Chicago Railway from Chicago
Valparaiso and iganspor, and arrive a indianapolis al
Al0 r. NJ IN time 90 connect with The evening trains for
Cincinnati. Louisville ard other points
Special altcatien given % the transportation OF live
stock, produce and merchandise generally.
DAVID MACY, General Agent and superintendent,
Tmko. r. HArenns. General Ticket Agent. spl's2-diy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-19

vsrnssh. made .hoty az IN part q IN. ceps perez
Do rnafe q osher ruus o. suostanoeF 49,
Vegetable els. per gallon
VEG table pulmonary balsafa. same a. p<"sn-
yeTnIfuer same A. ssneutifrice.' ...........
Warehouse entry. al custom houscs not etcert-
ing dollar IN value. stamp duty 1sctats-
az doilsrs -'''-'' - 50 cruts.
Do. do. exceeding tlss dallsrs IN value 4 %
Warehouse receipts. stamp duiy - lit
Nhieky. Per xalon 1"ernts-
Do, rerilhed i not 10 pay an ,ddiivualdafy.
Wholesale dealers under nhlrh term j. lflciuded
every person ~ho~r - occapstfon -
10 sell OF Offer 90 spf. erocerics-pf sny goesis,
wares o. merchandise. ~ iors an donesiir
pro-iecfan ~ than eus original panke
age piece A. one time. 20 The sauie par-
chaser, not Including Hiics splfiiuout % malt
hquors for each iicenNe % %
wholesale desler~ ia liquors - every de~crtp-
ton, including distilled splfits, ifrnsnted II.
quors and WINS II al knEis lpersons ether
than di-fillers. who .s o. oder Cor sale AIRY
such liquor. Ia quantities Of morr fhan three
Fallans Al one tinle "a Ne .ainc purchaser arr
incudcd) for each iicra-r 100 %
Willow. manufacture - PCT g
Wine made ~ EIaIe>. Ipef tailon eeene
Withdraw Al entry. custom house. stamp duty 30 CENTS
Weed manufactures u. II net etherwise pro
vdcd lor e-fH# sF'' ~
Noosi scnswa - Ia c..
Wool manufacturer Il ofherslsr specied pr c.
Narste manufactures Il ucfcfhrrwi>c ~eehrd Fr O.
Worn iosenges. same a. ''pvuiiifios'
Writ, stamp duty % cents.
zlne naas~ctarc. o. not oshersise specified Per e.
De.. oN3dc ef, per loo pounds - csne-