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CANIERBURY HhlL.
" LOUISIANA A7HrsI, NEAR eIXIHEf.
THE COOLEST PLACE IN IRE CITY!
The Managers Rave be.n Indaoed. througs sas
esrnest SOLICITATIONS OF many patrons Of
the Canterbury, to re enGas.
TIL E TRIPLE oMPANY
FOR ONE WEEK LONGER
THIS IS roStt,vety tte Last Week
They appear st Front Street Thester, Baltimore.
on moncsy, Julyh
rEHs EEffAaRTfEEuL
Ina New TLlht Rope Act and Spanish psnee.
MILE MhRIBTTd EhVBL,
Dances. sneS t 6e srss .i and B Bse cs'
MISS EVA BRENT,
The charming sonss'rees, in three New Ballads.
The SEIGRIST BROTHERS,
'"' ~ Ne. Pea. t q ssf.n u me ''''' In
ALEXANDER ZANPRBTTA
In new Tight Rope Aot and IN his great sta Act.
MONS. VELARDE,
The best male dancer n the world, in . nsv Solo
FirstApsesrsnoe OF the Ethiopisa Cemedisb,
PONEY SMITH.
NeV Ethsop,en Aet,,
Last Week g The W.shinsson Fsvcrrts,
Tonight. the
RAVEL TROUPE
Will spear in the laustable Comic Pantosins
/. en- tiled
THE WEDDING FESTIVAL.
i First time of lie Droduo,Ion In this CITY 1hIs
psntomIme vas paved for ninety conseeutive
nights in New York 10 crowded houses.
mAMMOTa SILL
B.a Company a lrissi, i. tL WrN,
III To night, New Songs. New Dances, New
immense COMPANY.
Admission % cents; Orchestra Chairs 10 cents,
Doors open ~ N; perfor nance % ~ o'eloek.
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War nIss,,us m Bss,sv.

BosroN, July 1.-The Committee Of Cit,
Councils have called war meeting Of the citf.
,ens at Faneuil Han, tn be held on Saturday eve
Mig. Hon Edward Everett and other men o.
note will sneak
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-12

OThe contract for supplying stationery TO the
State Department and United States Consulate,
has been awarded to Mesrs. PHILIP & Solomon,
Of this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-12

UMeu. Blair, Of Va Casey, Of Ky Nav.
n1rd, Of Tenn snd Fisher, Of Del, are he only
representatives from slave States " no voted fol
the conference report on the confscation bill.
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III The Richmond E1amiesy of July 9TH,
says that Gen. Humphrey Marshall has resigned
his commission In :ae Confederate army, and his
btigate has been turned over 70 Gen. w illiams
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-12

u Among the business which will be left un
fhished by Ccngfess is the general bankrupt bill
which has been steadily gaining friends.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-12

., ID. The Northwestern Q Canadian papes pub
with the United STATES. IL says that Great Bit
am shows Perfect indifference 70 the settlement
ana u enjoys none Of the commercial or govern
Mentl advantages II has right to expect; and
hlRd are operating upon Il. !, - w ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-12

,.PERIosAL-Hon. ~ lillian H. Norris, of Mary.
Ehc, prominent lawyer Of Baltimore and one
ne strong supporters Of Southern rigt Is in the
Sa:e, his arrived In Richmond .-RkEmeai Il.
fsD, ia. -
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N06yH AMERICAN REVIEW. fof jail,
I;s ec'io;. Lsss. woe-Bg Mrs seusA vorsh; O,
Irsc for Priests ana feopis: nj.
Ghris be Spirit, Yoll; Ga,
fssss Hand Book ior Europs and Oh. E.st,
Pnok Rt Doctors; am,
EsssysApd Reviews; "a 81
~ i ''''''' '' '''Flt1SSsi' + sAytos,
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nTTAE WARRINGTON AND GEORGE
so,il ceItih' stes Of steel. In exohSnSe for he
er!inal oorpora.ors' receipts, Holders Of tins lst
y. Q. FAdN EsTOCK, Iressursr. Al JAY 70 COOKE re-
e Cos BANKING hou Q, 459 l5ih st., Opposite
YreAlury Department.
WdsksastoR, July II, 1852, IL Ia-ly
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Reeruitipa in NIassachuse,t,.

BosroN, July 1.-THE City Councils OF New
buryport have voted bounty s7S TO each mai
volunteering under the new call for troops.
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NDOFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS
~ under the act Of ptlI 10, 1852, entitled An
ect LOT me re case OF certain held for ser
vice or labor in the District Of Columbia City
HAL, washington City, D.. :. June =, 1852.
writing or schedule with the CLERK of the circuit
GouIt ior the District Of Columbia, as provided in
the yin eeolon OF the aboYe aot be- and the ZANE ia
hereby extended 70 the 6fteenth day OF jnIy nsTt.
ie7 uyi5 WM. T.. WUODWA6 d. cie1S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-12

LAST GRAND MATINEE.
POSITIVELY THIS WILL BE THE LlST
AFTERNOON PERFORMANCE.
SATURDAY duly 18th FOR LADIES AND
CHILDREN.
THE ENTIkE COMPANY WILL APPEAR
IN THElk BESI ACTS.
Admlssion-Ladies,7 20 cent?; Children, 10 ceuts
Doors open AZ O'Clock; performance commences
Of az O'Clock.
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AUCTION sALBa
THIS ZFrgRNooN 8 TU.MoRROW.

eTJ- o. Mcs siss q CO. Aeotioeesr.
Ten.IEE.s esLE or w. ~, ,, ~
Lssfos- virtue q . d. 2. G W $500
a. nG y i he nc s I'sCie sS ~
:s, FL !; kss,s :, 4; :.i s o.
Co hsSscnssr;: q s.. o'sIcci = w. sSy
To- n. ., .. %. snd q, In,s,s,s No. D. ,,,,-
: Also yert cf lot g, On the eue1ivislcne ~
Sc. q: e, and =, K 4. :,..Ts -. ffossans o. 10
fhs ssyersi parcels eli improved vii 10 c9re>'
NE terms If sale are One fourth IN essA: ga
he tes,tye % fiI, tye.s sn9 sfetses 2eses1
PAYMENTS % re s>csred hy Lotes SATISFACTORY -
the trustee, and lien, by DEED 81 6yst spcn tse
propert, foy the ,urnhsse % witch such netes shs
have been respectively tIvcu.
III these terms be not oof7plIed via on 4ire osy
srsr the sale the trustee reserves the rtfh 10 70
eel, uIor three oays ncuce % The risk ana eI-
penss OF the dehpihps purchaser.
All echysssnsist a. Inc eIpenss Of the surshs-
,.,-4s 10. Ts saSiissFIFtsr ocJ J.' Ace.
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q VARIETIES!
u HIS New place ofsmasemeHt 10 now oDen, end
be- aIop its boards some Of the best psrofmsss 70
MISs ANNA ,wEsI, .ss chsnInt sopsvtss.
Delinestor and Dancer. Mr., John ADAMS, the
veil knoyn Raatoist ffo1 Niblo's, NJ, Y. MSstsr
The Orchestra 10 led by Mr.. GEOReE ARTH,
Beautiful Waiting Girls
Come and see Us, on Sixth street, two doors from
the Avenue. Admittance 10 cepts.
jJslv' n. q. PUkDY, Pro,netor,
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TREASURY EXTENSION. July 9, 1869.

PROPOSALS will be received at this office until
Friday, the 18th instant, at IL O'Clock noon, for the
furnishing and delivery Of all the Bricks which " A Il
be required for caIryIng on the work the Ireas-
ury xtensIon until July list, 1853, to be delivered
rected. ~ W
she bidders must give the price per thousand, de-
directed, ' "
samples OF the quality and size OF Bricks re-
CURED can be seen at this Office, aud all delivered
must compare strictly to samples.
All the bricks must be OF the best qusliy. sound,
hard, vel burned and full sized.
The night wi be reserved TO orders rs many Bricks
delivered as the necessity OF the work REQ uires not
exceeding 900 600 IN any one month.
II any Offer, made under this adverti sem ant m
AGO pied, the successful bidder will bs required 10
give satisfactory tonds for the fnlflment OF his
agreement: Z. vi. CLARK.
Aoti9a Engineer in charge Treasury Department.
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IA AT Err TICE,

w ATER MOTTO
WARM REGISTRARS OFFICE. July IL, Iss9.
of ..Tse, was srs, DO, 40, is a. ioliov Va:
shall Be- 10 81 sans
and seven o'elock =. m; and sun set and one hour
:a: shs any & or
2. sH s:.
than or fhors than FIVE doIl.r:," az. DO. Go.
used 10 The avenues or sirotts to wash I'll car "
ri,ses, omplbuses. other vehicles or for water
e. s the ssS
not In use, be kept securely screwed down"
@.s Of to .ss spsss
tention 81 the police 20 the above lava, which here
iats no:ics j. intended a. !. e.utlon to all whom
II concsrps, espec ally 20 ieeseIs Of public stables.
j,1aes, KANDoWkr .s.I G s.,i.lsi,,
as9 s for are a,1na ns' tie
S16sistsncs mesSrtuent With 6no heads OF Beef
The Cattle TO Re delivered a. Wsshiut.on, u. c.,
ssps e @ nc
s1oas Refers. stays. and Bulls. nSs I.S,s eIono'
The hrst dsirery Of Cattle to he made on the lst
Ss.d Of ss the
be res red 70 30 delivered under this contract
A bond 9Th good and SUFFICIENT security will
No bid viii hs entertained .ben put in by con-
thsif oont.cts in sny psostmsps Of S So9 s
or vhe:e the oddsf 10 not present 10 respon nd 70 hs
The names Of firms shoald he stated IN fuli, sItn
The pIeol.e address OF each member Of the ERIN.
Proposals from disIoJsl parties will not he con
sldered and an oath Of sll,e ancs must aecomp any
each sIososItlcp:
/ BIDS 70 ks directed 70 NJ kJHR K. BECKWiTH,
"Proposa's for Bsef Csite.1
We. 81 the county Of -, and State Of
rIe7 90 hereby guarantee that - II able To
falhl contract 10 accordance with the tsIms Of
accepted, he will at nuce enter into ooptr Act IN
accordance Herewith. Should the contract be
awarded him We are prepared TO become his seen
lThis guarantee must he Appended to each hid !,
The IesfonshIl!ty OF the EusLautoTs mutt be
neaest pistIlot Court, or oil the Unitei states
Disuiot Attorney. jea
W TIE TIME FOX RECEIVING BIDS
POSTPONED.
" II A. BECKWITB. Major c..
FOR BOsTON-RITR DISPATCH.-The
superior Chtper sctoonsr Astoria, ~
Sapteln A. Smith. ~ now REQ living eighi III
day.: .psy ' Is sfait ak sh I'll bR II 90
end lOI water street, 6eorretovn, q. G. " ID Ct
I AIDES SUMMER MANrILLAs. 40, &c.
wf B1zf Et s.sHs NNsAE sstItrzss.
BLnCk LACE POINTS,
Grey BAREsh MANrILLAs.
Also, fill assortpent OF LADIES' TRAVEL
Goats, Circulars. &O,' So, &c.
Ros e :; Of m.nilll.. md Ladies f.Sss: ses.
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FUTURE DAYS.

By MARSHALL q PAGE. Aseuosssra
GOVERNMENT SALE OF C0hDK1ngn
the Store House on street. opposite Wlst~s
BuIldJng, on MONDAY. July 10k, eonnsneing %
Terms osk. Il svsrnmesi fsnd.
,,.. n. css.:,rst,S sssf. &c..
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PAf1 ..sS SsEIcs cg6SIS'sIsIEs !.
S: :ss s::;ss Sssa: q -; e:
skov:ag qvsr .id6e nils; may 6cusas55 ~ 49, 49,.
s ssss: t; :s. -. ss:is BE-. SIS s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-12

NQWs Is YOUR TINE TO BUY CLOTH
corner Goth street and Pa Az.
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A USEFUL RECORD

Capt. Z. l.. Hartz, Assistant Quertermaster U
s. who has charge Of the burial Of the sol.
dien who die here, has 9 fecotd nom which any
fact concerning the death and burial OF all who
have died here since August ID, 1861, may be In.
stantlv ascertained. 10 will prove valuable in.
deed to relatives and friends OF deceased sol.
diers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-12

CtQTHlNS, HATS, CAPS, BOOTS and
/ " SH0kS corner aoth street and Pa. avenue
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PROGRESS OF ENLIsrMENrs

Information received here from all the New
England and Northern States, through ofacia
sources, exhibits evidence Of the prompt and
patriotic demonstrations on the psrt Of the people
ditional troops. Maine, New Rampshire, Massa
ceusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island and New
York, through the executive and military au
thorites Of those States, are responding with I
zeal worthy OF their ancient fame. Other State,
are doing equally well.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-12

TIE WARRINGTON ACADEMyos MUSIC,
eth and 10th sts. Eyeiy evening o PACE Con
CERT OF the best elsssieel and opera mssie. per
sEIDELER, lst prims don ns singer, has been en-
Iaged. and Will sntsrtsin the sYdienoe with her
menoes etc ,. m. daily: The best Of rsfrsshmsnts
. moderste lnoes. omoen slvSyS In ssts pdsnes
isT In EENk'Y TSo5sENsHAL, prerr
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:! ,:::::; S y =: sAiesA =: g.
= s.,.S oaciosf m ths!s vil s. sd q rune Z
6ellerI hsys been srsessd Tor IS snS.s%sot g
visitors Clubs and sssoolss,oas oss Ssvs tSe -
sssf g s: s 2 &c i: 'I -: &c
s sssssno. 70 s::. 3! ysG HaZ a9pGf b,H
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FOR CtOTHiNe, HATS, GAPS, BOOTS
i and SHOES, Il the lowest price, corner 3etS
The Portland daily press., 1862-10-11
PORTLAND DAILY PRESS,

THE PORTLAND DAILY Press is published every
morning. Sundays excepted at IS 90 per year in ad
vance,
The Portland daily press., 1862-10-11

U7THE subscriber would very respectfully an
hkS nounce to his numerous friends and the
EE public generally, that during the temporary
1compulsory suspension Of his business hs
has furnished this welknown house anew, and is
now better than prepared to wait upon his Gus
TONER'S and hopes by strict attention to their wants
to merit continuance Of the patronage which he has
hitherto received. r. G. MAYO
Passadumkeag. June %, 1862. d&wtf
The Portland daily press., 1862-10-11

Rates of Advertising:
TRANSIENT ADVERTISEMENTS, s1.00 per square,
for three insertions less exceeding three and not
more than one week, sl25 per square; rs cents per
week after. One square every other day one week,
81 .00 so cents per week after.
EXHIBITIONS, &C., under head of AMUsEMENrs
$500 per square per week.
SPECIAL NOTICES, sl5o per square for first week.
s1.00 per week after.
BUSINESS NOTICES in reading columns, IL cents
per line for insertion No charge less than fifty
cents.
LEGAL NOTICES AT usual rates.
Advertisements inserted in the MAINE STATE
Press (which has large circulation in every part of
the State for 3s cents per square in addition to the
above rates for each insertion.
Transient advertisements must be paid for in ad-
vance.
tY- All communications intended for the paper
should be directed to the Editors Qfthe Press" and
those Of a business character 10 the Publishers.
EF The PORTLAND DAILY and MAINE STATE
Press Office. in Fox BLOCK, No. S2J Exchange
Street, is open at all hours during the day and
ming, from O'Clock in the morning to 9 in the
evening.
tY jon PRINTING of every description executed
with dispach and all business pertaining to the Of
fee or paper promptly transacted on application
above.
The Portland daily press., 1862-10-11

PANIC AMONG MASTERS.

That such panic would ensue is attested
by the concurring testimony of Southern men,
in other days-especially in those remarkable
words of John Randolph, that the fire-bel of
Richmond does not toll at midnight, without
the mother clasping her infant to the breast,
fearful that the slaves had risen. 1t is attested
also by the actual condition of things when
John Brown entered Virginia. as pictured in
the familiar words:
He captured Harpers Ferry
With his nineteen men so few
And he frightened Old Virginny
Til she tIembled through and through
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-15
ORIGINAL N.TlCE

ORIGINAL Mice.
STATE OF IOWA. IS.
Antonius G J.mison -. Tnugott Thomas and
Nina thomas, Fredalia Marti, ct A.
To said defendants:
VOU ARE HtR.BY NOTIFIED THAT
there is now on file in the VfIics of the Clerk
OF the District Court Of Scott county, Iowa, Pc
tition Of Antonius q. Jsmison, claiming Of the
said defendant, Trangot, Thomas, the Jun of one
hundred and 6fty-tb,ss dollars. Is monev due
said TrSpgott Thomas on the first day of May,
a. y. 1856, payable to tho order Of Henry II.
Jsmison, for the sum Of ninety dollars PAYABLE on
the first dsy Of May. A. b. 1869. wuh interest
thereon at tho rate Of e. per cont per sDnsm.
said petition also sets out three other notes for
the rum Of bn.,y dollars each, que respectively
May LIST, 1868 1864 and 1855, and pssye lhst tho
cause be con .inued from term 70 tern sntil said
notes fall due.
Said petition also prsys for the foreclosure Of .
ccrta mortgage on the following described
pre- mise., situsted in the county OF Scott, and
State Of lowa, to-Wit. The east half OF lot two
(2) in block twelve u2). in the city Of Dsven-
port. executed by tho said TT ngoit Thomas On
The fist day Of May, A. -. 1856. for the purpose
Of securing tho payment Of the four above do.
scr, he'd pSona,ssory notes.
The said defendant, Fridslia Marti, Is hereby
notified that n personal claim 10 made sasipst
him in this action.
Now, unless You sppaar thereto and defe, d
be noon VI the sscoad day Of the txt terra.
OF the ssd District Court, to bo held IN shs
6f.s Mond-y o. Fehrusry, A. b. 1903, de'auis
vii. be entered against you and judgment spd
decree BE- rendered. IS prayed iE ':la pes tin
Atvs. fos ptta.
Nov. 49, 1SS2
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THE HUUsEkEEP
new FURNITURE POLISH!

Prepared from an improved recipe by the pro-
psietor Of the "Brothss Jonathan :osh," is certi-
6ed by all the lesdisx New York furniture deal
ers and Piano Forte 1etevs 10 be the best in the
world for removing scratches. marks and dirt, and
restoring high and iaasing gloss TO all kinds OF
Vanished work, frsn furniture to leather. 1t il
cheaper and better than vsruish, dries immedi
steiy, and is easily applied, With piece Il can
ton flannel AMI bottle or two Of this New Fur
niture polish, housskseper can work magic in
tho furniture Of houss an, keep it looking like
now. Nov il the tine 60 Shine up" your tahIss,
shsirs, desks pianos pss frames, carriages ETC.
and mako thsw l,ok " per cent. better. This i,
true economy. For sole by furniture dealers and
Gorckeeper. generally. Price, rs and 50 cents =
DO tIc Depot Nc. I Spruce street New York
special agents wanted. Address, box lv72, Nov
York p. U.
julyS-dAvtfebl
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Virginia News.

DrMFREEs, Va, Dee. y.
A, about day break this morning be-
tween 900 aud | 800 Of Stewards cav
airy dashed into Dumfrees and captured
ten suffers, % pockets and telegraph
repairer.
They also cut down telegraph pole
and cnt the wire, destroyed several suit
lcrs' wagons aud then hastily retreated.
The wire, were subsequently repaired.
Brig. Gen. Steinweiher has since occu-
pied Dumirees.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-15
SAN FRANcIsco. II

SAN FRANcIsco, Dec. 49,
The Commercial circular from Ja an
Of the 9th of October, SAYS the reyolu-
tion has taken place in the government,
but Of wha, character published reports
do not make clear. The assumed power
Of the tycoon is greatly restricted. The
policy adopted IS adverse to foreign in
tercst.
Mr. Richardson. m English merchant
had been assassinated by tue servants OF
the Japanese Prince.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-15

New YORK, Dec. 10.
The total amount raised in this city
to date for the Lancashi e, England, OPP
eratives is 100000.
The Custom House returns show tl.at
$500, 900 worth Of guns have been i'm
ported this week.
Six political prisoners were released
from Fort Lafayette to-day.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-15
oTAik OF IOWA. In the scott County Die

oTAik OF IOwA.t In the scott County Dis
SCOTT LoUNTY. triet Cours.
Geo. =. &. Dow es. William n. baker ct al
To " lillian II. Baker, Elizabeth her, John Rs.
ker, Robert Baker, Andrew Sjebsrt, J S,rsvk,
Luman NJ. Strong, Floyd Evans and H. wiz
krkup:
i notified that there 10 now On file II toe Office
the Clerk Of the District Court Of >cott coua-
", wa. petition Of George =. G. how, pre-, ing
that the title to certain lands In said county
may &c quisted in him, the said bow the sid
lands being thu. Bounded and described, TO Wit
The North half Of the North est quarter Of
Section No. fifteen Is and the east halt Of the
Ncrth East quarter 81 secti"n No. sixteen (lS),
IN Township No seventy kange Nc,
twot2) East; TIE East half Of the North Ksst
quarter, and the Past half Of the South Ess.
qusrter OF Section No. Eve 50. and the North
81 quarter Of the N.r,h East quarter OF Section
Ne. e,gnt g., in to~nship No. sevsniy-.evsn
the following: Commencing ., the 4. nth Fast
corner Of Sec'ien No i've 81. Township No. sew.
enty seen az Range two (2), running thence
" oct twenty (20) CHAINS thence \ rth sx (e)
degrees, East thi,t. ~ 100 $50 l. -lo0) chs,n. .
thence North three and 50 loo dec..ss.
West City chains; thence last .c.n;y
chains, to the North East corner O. said sec,ion
No five ~ thence South eighty (Sv) chains to
tho place Of beginning.
Sand petition aisc pIAys that certain udpments
and mortgage be cancelled.
| And nov, unless you appear thereto ana defend
o. before noon Of the ID day Of iAs next ter "A
vi said Crurt to be ht lden ON the lst Monday ~
Fsbrua. y, 1863, your default will Be entered ana
| decree reno. I'D ~ prayed for.
GRANT 1 Smith and GEO. s. c. how,
| dec 4-'awAw Attys. fu. pltS.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-15
state Of Iowa.
dec S-tf

ApIurAsr GRssRAL's OFFICE,
Davenport, Oos. 10. lso2.
General Order No. ~
|. The 37th Reoiment will rendezvous at Camp
Strong. Mu,cAtine, aud all recruits tor said keg-
ment will a. onos repai, to ssid Camp.
IL. The sixth Iowa Cavalry will rendezvous 81
Davenport, ~ Camp to be known - Comp Hen
dershott, ana all Companies recruited for said
Regiment will IT ence repair to said Camp
III. No furlonghs st all be grant, to morc than
6ve men from any enc Company Of any Regiment,
and all those 10 easss Of Abeolute necessity, and
said furloughs should not exceed We days IN
iongth.
This paragraph extends only TO Regiments mum
bored up 10 AID including 3ssa until further or
ders.
BY order Of the Commander -in-Chief.
NIB. BAKER,
oclo Adjt Gen1 Of lows.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-15
state NJ Iowa.

state O1 Iowa.
AnJuTANr GRSAkAL's OTriCE
Davenport, Nov. ~, leo2. J
GENERAL ORDERS NO. 100.
For the information Of the soldiers Of din ,reat
regiments of Iosa. who were taken prisoner. and
subsequently, paroled. this department, Is directed
10 sta'e that those Who have gone - their re-
spectiye homes in this State will be allowed TO
return 10 duty without charges Of de,ertion or
improper conduct, IL hey report to their rcgi-
tpent. nv the 18th of December NEXT.
\. Is. BAKER.
dee -dtf Adit Gent OF Iowa.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-15
Camp sergs---Xew edition, Gsia ged.

"Camp Songs" is . collection Of National,
Patriotic, Social aud Sentimenias Songs, u many
Of w ich the music is attached, designed to TO
lieve the dull m.notony OF the soldiers life and
Tighten the hours Of the long ana weary march.
To do this nothing has been found equal TO music,
sud DO collection can excel Camp Songs IN the
number and variety Of its pieces, comprising q.
they do. something for every occasion. The ''olo
heroes" should each have copy. and tho "6oo.-
SoAGs IL ONLY TIN CsSTs, on receipt Of which .
copy III bs mailed 10 any address. DlTSONt
CO Publishers. koston novs
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-15
EXECUTORS SALE.

To rho~ It may concers:
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT We.
~ the Undersigned. xeou, r. Of the last will
And tesament ii Jacob v. kobeson. late Of Scott
county .,ssie OF Iowa, deceased, cha II, on " ed
nssday, tao 9th day Of December, A. -. 1853,
81 tho Court House door, in the city u Dsvel port
county and ate aforesaid, Offer tor sale 1t public
suction, TO the highest bidder tor cash, the fol-
Loving real estate, lying in said c.unty snd State
to-wit Tho North East quarter Of the South
Eat quarter Of section three (3), in aovnsh,p
seventy eight (7s) No.tn OF Range four a, East
VI the ) b Y. ii. Said sale 70 take place ct the
hour Of +? O'Clock r. N. OF said day.
ANDREW HYDE,
H. NAsON, ) Executor
JOHN Is. RObESON,)
Des. 8, ls6z-3w