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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-01
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N AND AFTER Monday. NOVEMBER
~ 4,h, 1861. Trains will leave Wells street De-
pot Chicago. as follows, (oundays excepted
At 8:i5 N amt yl5 ; NJ, tor Belvldere, Rockford,
Fre-p IT, Warren. Gaiena, Dunlith, Dubuque
and ,nte mediate llsees.
At rs A NJ and II IS + N for Dixon, Polo, Full.
ton, Cedar kap,da and intermediate points
Ala P for Elg,n, Helvidere, Rockford and in
termed.wt. points.
At s A NJ or Geneva and intern ediate places.
Passengers tor keloit and GAINESVILLE will take
the SITS a M trair.
Passengers for Crystal Lake, McHenry, Rich
moud Geneva Lake and intermediate points, will
take the 4 p N tran.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT CHICAGO
At $40 P NJ and 4:lO A NJ, from Dunleith Galena,
treeport, etc.
At 3:4O r NJ and $50 A NJ, from Cedar Rapids
Fulton, Dixon, etc.
At ll:lV A NJ from Fox River alley.
Al 9sO A N, Geneva Accommodation.
~ Sleeping Ca.s on Night Trains.
+ y. TALCUrr, G.nI Sup't
G M. WHEELER. Gen'I Pass'gr Ag't. nv2Otf
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DISTRICT COURT FOR SCOTT COUNTY
i State Of Town:
Andrew J. Van Schoick
Tobias Miller. Lyd;s 4. MIL Original Notice.
Tor, Josiah Chambers and
Willard Barrows,
To Tobias Miller, Lydia A. Miller. Josiah Chsm-
bers apd illsrd BsFrows:
hlEs you arc hereby notified that there 10
Low % Gle IN tho Oa6ce Of the Clcrk Of the Dis.
nict Court for Scott county, State Of Iowa, Pc
ution OF Andrew J. Van fshoick, claiming Tor
cond itions broken, the foreclosure Of certain
mortgage. executed by Tobias Mil,r and Lydis
4. Miller Of date May 9Th. 4. D.. 1917. conveying
to petitioner tho following real estate, lying in
SCOTT county, State Of Iowa, to-wit: Tho west
nalf Of the north. est quarter Of section No i've
60 and also the north east quarter Of section No.
six co. in township No. sevcnty-nine (7v,J north
Of Tango No. three Isl east OF the tiith bib =,
M.,to secure til payment Of two oortain prosnis-
sorry notes. exsegted ~ tho said Tobias Miller Of
thee thousand two hundred IN forty Weight a.
100 "a. 243 81 1907 dollars, duo and payable In
two Years from the date thereof. with Interest q
10 per cent. paySbis snh0sly, and the other for
three hundred and eight Vlo0 ($3os 5000 dol.
lars. due and payable on the 9Th day Of May, 4.
u, 1850. with interest At 10 per ceLt, pey aanGss,
Plaintiff c'sims thss there was duo On taid notes
and mortgage " toe tune Of fling said petition 10.
vii: July 18th. 1861, the SUN Of four thousand
three husdrsd and sixsv-e'ght ($a.SsS) dollar.
for which with any intesest &c raiag Up tc the
final hearing thereof. hs prsys ju gmsst against
said Tobias Miller, with interest and costs Of suit,
Now, unless you appear and ansser thereto %
or before noon Of the sscoad day Of The nezt tern
Of said Court, V b kagun and holaso on the 6ssS
Monday Of February. A. D., 1862. default will b
entered sgsi0st you SLd juagmsnt sspdSesd
thereon.
Dooetaber 9Th, lpoi,
DAWSON 1 TRUE.
dc"-dfvl Att'ys fog PIT.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-01
Pittsburg. Fl. Wayne Il Chicago
RAILR DAD.

IL A l. IL o AD.
- - - g 8
WARS RUN FROM CHICAGO To PITTsBURG
~ without change, connecting with the great
PENNSYL VAAA CENTRAL RAILROAD
New York, Philadelphia, Baltimer 70 and Wash
agton city, and all the interior towns of Penn
syivauia, New Jersey, New York, Maryland, 30.
Merchants by taking this route, will have the
advantage Of all the eastern markets at no addi-
sional cost.
Baggage checked through.
Trains leave the Depot, Canal street, west eide.
chicago, daily on the arrival Of trains from the
Fest and Northwest.
connecting at Crestline with Cleveland l. Lake.
shore II 4. to Dunkjrk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls,
New York and Boston, and all the interior
towns OF New England, via New York Central
and New York Erie Railroads. Also south to
Columbus, GAINESVILLE, Newark, Mount Vernon,
Ateubenv,ile and Wheeling, and interior towns
II Ohio and Virginia.
the above trains connect at Forest with trains
u Mad River Road to Springfield, Urbano, Day
.on and Cincinnati. Also with trains ct Lima Tor
Dayton ard Cincinnati direct.
Fare % low % any other fs ouse.
Passengers bound east will find this route both
pleasant and agreeable, passing through many Of
he largest and finest cities in the United States
Passengers arriving at Chicago IN any Of the
.oAas, will find attentive cheek agents at the de-
,ots to resolve checks and convey baggage free If
sharge /" the Pittsburg and Chicago cars. Sleep
hS cars accompany each train.
Tickets for sale 1T all the principal ticket on
rss ia the West, and 1t the Company's office, cor
aer of Randolph and DEARBORN streets, or At the
Uepot, West side, Chicago.
Ne particular to ask for tickets by Fort Wayne.
DAN. w. BOSS,
tssnr Western Passenger Agent, Chicago.
!. II. MOORE, Com. ana Gent Ag't, Chicago.
freight Of all kinds will be carried from Chica-
90 to all points East at all times, ct as low rates
any other Railroad route. sep2y.df
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jans-dts
cTATE OF IOWA, SCOTT COUNTY, sS.-
y Chsuncey Krum ". Polly Gardner, 10 the

| VI INV -, OWL Gos-
y Ch.uncey Krum ". Polly Gardner, in the
district Court.
ORIGINAL NOTICE
To Polly Gardner, def't:
Yco arc hereby notified that on or before tho
7th day Of January, 1869, q petition will be filed
BY said PlnintiG, Chaupcey Krum, 10 the olice Of
the Clek Of the District Court Of said Scott
county. Iowa, claiming Of you the sum Of one hum
dred ana seventy -two 5- lU0 dollars - money due
on psomissory note, executed By you AID Joseph
Gardner by j. =. smith, your attorney in fact, Tor
the sum OF one hundred and f,ty dollars, dated
July 18th. 1850, due one year after date with in
terest 1t ten per cent, and asking that . writ u
at allotment may issue in this csse.said defendant
being ron-resiient. and having property in sa;d
county and State, add unless yoL appear thereto
and defend bstore noon Of the secold day If the
next term u sid Court. commencing on the third
day Of February, 1851, default will b entered
against you, and judgment rendered thereon.
Datsd this Tub day Of January, 1859.
CAMPBELL 4 PILLS.
jau6I Att'ys for Pit.
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Michigan Central Rail Road.
- E71EjR :
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
TO ~ rOvk, .t.sr England
q. d ~ (Q,a d n.

ON AND AF TER NOVEMBER THIRD, 1861.
~ trains leave the Great Central Uni.n DEPOT.
fsot Of Lake street, as iolIows:
"a Day Exp es exec sunday arrives at
i'e,rsit at6 Suspension Bridge At 4:v5 A NJ
Albany 4 Is A NJ, New York 9:sOP Il, noston 1920
A NJ.
6:3n NJ Night Express Except Saturday, Ar.
rive Detroit At f:"o NJ. Suspension isriore
5.25 Altsny 6.lo N, New \ ORR IL N; Boston
4 PM
Cincinn iii trains via NJ G aailroad. leave Chi.
cago vt 6 A VI mai. ',aiu $50 r " Fast txpress
s;r,vs IN Chicago att A N Fast Express, aud IL
P Night all rain.
Tho $50 VI tran leaving Chicago runs throu oh
to Cincinnati without change OF oars or b.ppxse
sALIsBS. VS. PATENT BUSTERS
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-01

Now IA 1He TINE ;ro =, 80 s,.a II so 0as'
~ t o. VI siss ~. =, and wood =
9aiel ., y. sints y s'assisioz : DAVIS.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-01
Chicago l. Northwestern Railway.
@N 7Izl

nN AND AFTER MONDAY. NOVEMBER
4th. 1861 trains leave Chicago for Rockford,
B,oit ia esviIle NJ Olson, Prairie iu CHEN, La
Cro.se FOND du Lac, Oshko HI. Green Bay: Kin"n.
Berlin, ST PAU l. and all p.ints in the NORTH
WEST, viz:
Day Express 1880
Way Passengers 5:45 +
For all points ubovo without delay, connecting
n, both Lacrosse and Prairie du Chen, with
s,e.ners for ST. PAUL, DC, &c.
A .comnodaiiun- 9:l5 A NJ
Craias arrive 5 A ri, il:i5 NJ r NJ.
GEO L. DUNLAP, Sup't
EIDE Writ RoBrSaos, Gonl Ticket Ag't.
If
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RAILROADS..
Mississippi and Missouri Raireas'
Winter ArraDgem ent, 1869.

"uWoCJ A6G0OB nsCosS
Yya,~. ,un By Chicago time. shieh 70 t''sfss 49,
utes faster than Davenposf t''"s'
ON AND AFTER MONDAY. JAN. Isln.
~ 1862, and until further notice, passs"S''
trains Will leave Davenport ss follows;
1000 A. n. for Marengo and Washington
sl5P \. for Iowa City.
-xAtxx Axsvx AT pA vEsPoRf AZ 1oLLovs.
4.s0r. n. from Marsugo and Warrington
e.sJA.x. from Iowa City. -
Morning train. gu. Of Davenport will make diI &c
connections q. Ma'eugo, lowac'ty ana ',.ss. 70,
all points West. n.v.,nor,
Trains from the West connect a. navenP b.;
with trains Of the Chicago and Rock isiaho 'NA'
Road for ali points East, North and osuln. >,
Passengers are reminded Of the necessity y
living distinct directions as to the deshns.l0n ~
their also to procurstcksts before taxing
ns'' ''A'' - ~ JOHN r. TRACY, Gsnl Sup't.
A. KtxBALL, Asst Sup't.
davenport, January -. ls6l.-df
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Patent Sleeping q rs on Night Traias,

THROUGH TICKETS for sale in al, princina,
Railroad Off es IL the West. at the General III %.
60 ner of Like ami nearbon streets, (unler the
Tr"ment House Chicago AMI at the depot.
~. RICE, GenI SUIT.
w. SIXTH. Western Pass Agent. dc6
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RAILROADS.


4 IN AND AF1 sk MONDAY, NOV. 1877.
~ and anti, ,. 's S aessss. traies VII leave
lst'mail train as''.. ................s
ID freight. ''..................,.sc 4. :.
I'd night S1Ps~. $50 p
Trsins srrivest Davenport daily, Sunday =.
copied, - follows:
LIST night express st.... .9.AoA. y.
% freight trains ~. 90 p n
ID nsii tr- In s'''... ...............s.05 P. II.
All trains over this route are in direct ecnnexios
ssCh,ssgo With trains over both the Niehigan
southern, Michigan Central, Pi.,sburs, Fort
Wayne, and Cn1cago Railroad to and from Ds-
woit, Toledo. Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinna ii.
,sear pan Rs.d sSs. hsE... FAM: As:
;s.,on. Also at LaSalie With tr.ina of ths I'M.
sois Central Read-Norsh 70 Galsna and South q
Sc Louis and Cairo.
Passengers are reminded Of the nacessitv
savips distinct directions q TO the destination
baggage, also to procure tickets before TAX
,.e their seats in the cars - the conductcr col
lset fares only to stations on the line of the Chi
saeo and Rock Island Railroad.
JOHN +. TRACY. Superintendent.
Davenport. november IL, 1861. DIFF
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CLOTHING.


THE new YORK LEDGER,
,r "a SAN HAS A CIRCULATION Of
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OK d Es<.
SrArsoF iowa, ADIrTA Mt GENERALS OFrIcEl
Desmoines, Jan. IL, 1862.
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panies FIR the l6.h kegiment Iowa Volunteer L.
tantry.
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mat purpose, will nuke immediate appl cation to
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wow Adj't Gen1.
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HI NOW

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AS REMOVED His LAW OFFICE To
venpoft, over s''oe'' ~
,oauShorty,a sfo
d s. dd IN SoCes
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SALISBS VS. PATENT DU LISTERS
arc run on Gay Express Trains.
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freight of all kinds will be carried from Chica-
90 to all points East At all times, It ~ low rates
any other Railroad route. sep2y-da
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-10-04
FOREIGN ARRIVAL.

GAPE RACE, Oct. 5.
Steamship City of Washington, from
Liverpool 24th, via. Queenstown 25th, was
boarded of Cape Race at 10 o'clock this
morning. The following summary news
was obtained:
Garibaldi, in letter to the United States
Consul at Vienna, promises to fight for
the North on regaining his liberty and
health.
GREAT BBITAN.-The steamer Alabama
which was returning to Liverpool when
the Europa sailed, proved not to be the
1890"
The Daily News reverts to the exodus
of negroes as a wild scheme. 1t says the
sooner the Government leaves off talking
about what it cannot effect, the better for
its dignity and reputation.
The Times thinks that recent reverses
have restored liberty of speech in the
North, and apparently almost suspended
the Government at Washington.
The Post thinks the strange and unlock
ed for coup d etat may terminate the war.
1t says man of ordinary frmness may
establish out of the ruins of the Union
new republic, and thinks that even if JEFF
Davis assumes the Presidency of the Union
the North would accept him in order to
preserve Unity.
It was stated that the doctrine Of the
Federal Government, that foreign trading
vessels not carrying eOntrabands, require
permits to enter the ports of the Union, is
held by France to be wholly inadmissable.
France has energetically protested against
the capture of the ship La Manche at New
Orleans.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-10-04
FRom FOKrREss MONkOR.

FORTRESS MONROE, Oct. 2-9 p. N.
The flag of truce boat Metamoras, ar
rived to-day from Aikens' Landing. She
brought down about dozen passengers,
one of whom reports that the rebel Con-
gress has resolved in all future actions to
hoist the black flag, and exterminate
the Federals without granting quarter.
The Richmond Wing Of Oct. lst says /:
Information from Lees army indicate that
an important battle impending, and will
take place at the close of the week.
McClellan's army is on this side Of the
Potomac, and advancing.
The rebel army is in good condition, and
eager for fight.
The Wing speaks Of President Lincoln 8
proclamation as ordaining a servile insur-
rection in the Confederate States, and say
it is not misunderstood North or South.
It is a dash Of the pen to destroy four
thousand millions Of our property, and is
as much as a bid for the slaves to rise in
insurrectien with assurance of aid from
the whole military and naval power Of the
United States. 1t speaks of the cruelty
of the Administration, and says Butler is
a saint compared with his master. Of
our military operations he says they are
kenceforth to assume a very grave charac-
TER. The first new programme will neces-
sarily destroy all terms between US.
The next campaign will be tremen-
dous one both for magnitude and character
Of operations. Let our authorities pre-
pare the whole strength Of the people for
the tremendous shock. The enemy is
making great preparations as we'll as is
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-10-04
NEw YORK mAKKET.-OctOber 3.

FLOUR-There is good export and home trade
demand and with moderate receipts prices have ad-
sellers at the inside quotations.
sales o. Is so bbls s., ,3G545 for superne state;
Sj,5O95rsO extra state S5y5O15,5O Tor supernne
WESTERN t5,7066,o5 for common TO Medium extra
western; S5,95d6,u5 tor common 10 good shipping
brands extra round hooped Ohio s6,l5 40 for trade
CANADA FLOUR-Market has again advanced
S5lOc bbl with limited supply and fair inquiry
a. 50 for good TO choice extra.
Rye FLOUR-hIarket quiet and steady at So
.CORN NIEAII-NIarket in fair request. Sales 800
bbls Brandywine At S3,75.
WHlSk H-Marker quiet Sales Of 80 bbls nj
SSg33ze for state and western, and 200 bbls and
WHEAT-The market Is heavy and Ic lower, with
only moderate export demand.
sales OF 1850 push Chicago spring at 81 l,O9al,I II
SEQ bush Miiwaukee club at i5Gl l9; 5000 bush
amber Iowa at Sl,OGlZ3; 5000 bnsh winter red weg.
tern at sl,259l,3o; lsssuO bush amber Michigan az
and l2,2O bush white Michigan at %, for
good 10 choice 80 bush choice white Kentucky al
81, 5Si new amber Iowa sold at 81, ,22gl ,235s.
RNE-Marketq quiet and without material change
sales 500 bush North River at soc ahoat.
BAhLEH-MUrket is nominal. Sales at 81 900
CORN-The market opened heavy and closed about
steady with moderate business DONG Tor export and
home consumption. sales " 90 bush at 5SggoOc for
shipping mixed western aoe1sc for EASTERN 4495lc
OATs-Market dull. Sales at 5796Oc for inferior
GUFFEE-Rio in good demand, and prices again
irmer Sales 3,aO bags on p Also sales ofl5O
Java at &c.
sUGiAk-Raw quiet. Sales 900 hhds at s1ej<c for
Cuba; lUE1ilc for New Orleans and 81 boxes Havana
at y1sc- REFINED in good demand and firm.
4nOLASSES-M Market quiet but prices very firm.
sales 2 hhds Cuba at sc; and IS hhds Porto Rico
45c.
PORk-Market is more active, and prices have
slghtl5 advanced. Sales 4,76y bbls at sIlh2.Il7 10
Tor mess closing at 6y ,75; Sl 80 for prime mess
SlUy3l5& Tor thin mess SlO,25 for prime.
BEEE-markst in moderate demand and firm
sales 80 bbs al Sy17,OO Tor prime; S5,O0gO75 iOF
mess; slZ,Ulgl3,z5 Tor repacked mess and sI3,5OG
H,o75z Tor extra mess.
PRIME MESS BEEF-Market in fair demand
and steady. Sales 100 tierces at n.
BEEF HAMS-Market quiet. Sales so bbls choice
western at Sl5,OOpl6,OO.
CUT AIEATs-harket quiet and ir1n Sales at
SAC for Shoulders and 6lE75sc for hang
BACON SID DES-MArket steady. Sales 500 boxes
short clear and short ribbed mlddles on D. t.
LARD-Market continues firm with fair demand.
Sales l,52U bbls at g5s(1lOc.
BOTTER-Selling at l29l6c for Ohio; l652lc
ioT state
CBEEsE-Market in fair demand and firm, at
75x0gkc.
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IS not represented by a leading newspaper.
We believe the library is the best teacher we
have in the city. We think we can see the
traces Of its culture in the young men we
meet on the street, and even children have
become extremely knowing as to certain
shelves Of the Library. Let those who are
not acquainted with the Librarian, Mr.. TAFT,
give that gentleman call, and they will find
him very pleasant and courteous individual.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-10-04

VILE, OcJ. D.
The order enforced for the past two
weeks against the sale of liquor, has been
recinded, and business has been resumed
in its accustomed channels.
General Bragg has issued a proclama-
tion threatening an immediate and vigor-
Gus enforcement of the Confederate con-
scription act in all parts Of Kentucky under
the control of the rebels.
1t is supposed that the cars will CON-
mence running regularly next Monday
The reports of the burning of the bridges
on the railroad near Frankfort are false,
although it is thought they will be destroy
ed as our forces approach them. The reb-
els threaten to burn Lexington and Frank
fort if compelled TO evacuate those places.
The van of Buells wagon train, con-
sisting of 1900 wagons, just reached Lou
isville the rear resting on Salt river
twenty-five miles distant, and coming VI
rapidly.
Refugees from the interior Of Kentucky
are returning hOmeward in the rear of OuI
army.
The cars Of the Louisville aud Frank
fort road proceeded few miles beyond
Lagrange to day, but saw no rebels.
The Southern telegraph line is opened
and working to Bowling Green, this eve
ming.