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1hcm, the men would rally, reform, and
aea1n drive their bullets in the faces Of their
, | desperate enemies.
Ha,ri,'. Stones and parxons, batteries
! | ccastd firing shell and round shot, and hurled
, into the very bcsom Of the advancing host d
/, storm of gra1w and canister, until the ground
: @as literally covered with dead and inangled
i rebels.
n But with everincreaeing strength the cue
v my continued the assault. He placed several
hnts upon 6loping ground, In such 4 Way that
:. the whole could fire at once, and although
. this arrangement enabied our batteries to op-
crate with mere deadly effect, it created such
havoc in our single line Of battle as no soi-
IS die1s could endure a portion Of the :3lst
or Wisconsin. supporting stones battery, broke
and fed TIE gIss fnpe1or ,n NM M 1osrs ' Of
is line; and from both front and AAnk they
OF rushed upon us, delivering their fire within /
ftw feet Of our lines. and charging up to th'
On very nuzzlts Of the guns:
,e- The t0th Illinois and 105th Ohio gave Va,
ID before this mad onset, leaving Capt. PA.son'
ID, battery exposed. The axtillerymen 1t ono
Is, abandoned their hitherto noply defended pic
lid cee. and Ill but = single gun fell into th
sans @e ess .se IL apea aa e. E @
he iebe1e had not time to caHy them oil, and
,en think they were III recovered to-day,
ne Our line being thus broken, the entire ei!i
ith where it halted, and held its ground until tt
d. battle ceased. But it retreated only after L
tho division comma1dez, GenerA Jackson. IT
the one brigade commander, General Terrell, we
ich KILLED, and the o,heE, Coaoaoi vessel vi, =, y
'ith be cast upon the valor of these noble mel
9th and If 1t be not true, rs sona asc1Are, TINT t.
ZEN computes Of The 21st Wisconsin, post
Ign nesr Stones battery, broke and ran a*ay
pom Jacksooss division will hereafter be clAes
set xucrk the veterans of the Union army.
ONE Tie partial spccess Of the reoals upon Il
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Ki11edCapt. Augustus Mauf. co: =, co1nman3
fpg. Woundet-Capt. Frederick Hartman, In
thigh: Lteut Peter Hand, G. In sho1a6er, severe
IL: Capt. August Stevens, /, In thigh, slightfy;
Lieut.. kApGm1u, Il. In shoulder, slightly.
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D'QARDING-An unfurnished
I'D front room ut No, IS Michigan street. suitable
10r two A1Rle ntlemez, o. Eeat1s1aA ma Wtf TO
rent with beard oct4 7sA y
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BOARDING. Wanted, in Il first
Ith without b. ard- Price not TO exceed i've dol
1as PEI VI, VII. ;Qn IN tp e.n1 n Ut a.
payment. Lccatio must BE- GEE. al. Aod ''R y.
r. o1lce Of this pA3cz.
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Nem annert,sGmrn,s.

TO RENT urnishel rooms to
| rent At No. 2rG state street. up-staire.
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which be had Set for It; he had already lost
time in his retrrat without accomplishing any
slirg, and in his exaspeEation he determined
10 .esail and over~h helm that portion Of our
forces which had arrived, even though they
we,c drawn up and ready 10 receive him.
Al about II o'clock l. m, artillery firing
commenced.
ARTILLERY FIGHT ON THE LEFT.
Upon the left where JacEsonfs division WAS
stationed, was one of our batteries feeling for
the enemy. No response was elected, how
ever, Eor did a battery connected with
. time and look position upon the right Of
sherfdan's, meet with any better success.
Capt Loomis' Michigan battery, posted on
r hill Which overlooked The whole space be-
tween our advance bodies and the wooded
q hills where the enemy'e lt2ions lay massed,
q also threw few shells to~ard these nights,
e and Capt Simonson (5th Indiana battery did
d The same. But the enemy gaze no sign. Tue
It position occupied by these two batteries was
ssn'r1y faxcsee for ope.stDE against The
Is & act In trrnt Of them, but it was Ut the same
+e time exposed and dangerous If the enemy
E. should, previous to charging, open fire Kitt
hs 'e,s fs,h,n@ 1sG% his ,, Rs.oe % upon the hs
d eonsnencennent Comm q ths &er1iols struggle Whici
|d | Eas to dreach the ground on which stool
u with blood. Personally acquainted Titl
in thcse batte1ies, having. gone with then
a through Gen o. n Mitchell's long campaig
iii in Teaaeaeee md Alabama, cosld not ayoi
he feeling Of sadness a. I looked around npo
,, them, nd rejected thst. Rethapa, ere tas e se
iii of thtm would be stretched beside their gun
Id Yet 70 sadness vas Visible upon their con
III tsnance. MOI Tney had long ardent
Ut Wished The time to come when tael mig
nj neesure strength with the rebel hordes, II
/ &hsNa +.1u4 nta frAfy7 sA5fAfA
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st1ueenne t.,;', ~ aSs;a. ~ -st,ais =,
~ loseeSs W. ses. ,sts h.ie.d.s ~ h"t, - -
c9sek' uie - Au d;s*.nc,;shsd - 81 ~
*nlcn ~ W. ~ asera hs,t an1aa ~; S -, snts
canae 70 Ing asse1s ~ .ea,4 ~ w sn.'re1u sS+
tusnsa * sayn ~, -" 80 E;th ,ond snnnts hnre
4.oo .s ~ ~ 4ta s,,sao1 Aronnd T.r1,s hnnse
Gown upen ~ tnI e,a ISth 1871 ~ - 4Ss aoaSe
-, -; fta,t ~ 4 fthe same nnt5ar cover nf whicb
~ - t,1. ,sa aSranced in fheir assau1t ~ IN
me Ie!s Ia r., ~ ee..,h,t ss1a w,
Sagss~n ~ far su mnT thsn h.,s sso an
t.n.'n M ~han ,he attack nnon onr r;rht
1ouf nut Mnen r. us 1s1 Hat;Psd a 8mt ~ ;s ~
"as 1epalstu' ~ ehS eueo1s '''Aoo Ao1' .n''
po1nou .s4 =. ~ ue ,ado, 1os+ a3s,a;rfno at4o-+
e4st auyuI s ~ m,de 1no1 tha F;ott ~
y ene a4 S;1iss,,n IN i;ne If h.ttie;1 Ill
housesau y ~ aaia hsd row co,'o,ate,1 ~ ~
changed dirpctiop, ranging from north to
/ south, instead Of from east to west as In the
ne9lnnae =, S e.: 11a. ao.;s. I rassn3,a, ~. ,os+
= assn.,lt I'M he fir;nu of srtit1erv- continned
| NSs-1~@ ~. 9:nhA fo,.s{.- .nn.a
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T OST-tm saturday between II
i aud O'clock while riding In csrriaze. gents
travelling thAx1 p1adei with ht1c- The Under will ne
i'd. rall5 rcvaiicapy leaving the same at II soutn
Wells street
ar1i.IAl...it
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KiIed-MaJor henry O. johnson; Lieut. G. II.
West, co. E. Wounded J. G. AdaMs; 60: e
Ralph. 6; Lieut.. Xitcbe9, CT. Meeke. 3; J.
Flood. q !: r. jackson, q II B Bandesah. q; L. D.
Murper. G 8. ". Clifton: I: Daniel Taureto9 E;
III, G, 3fpsAn. II: Kuir. III
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RIDING Pleasant froat
ID .ooms with board suztaa,e for accomm 9dsting
"a Htlies or sin -e gentlemen be obtained Ut Ap
plying a. 2S Il ID = South c1afk street ~ slso
non ants walk from the Poss Office Or Court Hoase.
ae1i
The New York herald., 1862-03-12

wAsu n rcadness Tor aotloa the lovvr hun u totally
immesuod and the upper sunk three net six tnoh
es isavbg oaly sghtesa inches sbove ws1er. The ete
~ V Tho bottom Ike slsop, ths deok which Is
railing or oalerk 0f any kind appears above The dock,
aud ths thsy things exp6sSd Ars the turret Or
citadel the whee house, and the boz browning
the smoke stack. Tho inoiinAtoa Of the iovcf
hall such that ball 70 strks II In any part must pass
through ~ i,ast twenty-five feet Of water, and then
grees In the event Of the enemy boarding ths baty
taey can do NO HARM the only entrance k at tho top
OF the turret OF CITADEL which cannot easily be seaod
and even then only ono man at tims descend into
Me hull. Her Iength is ope hundred and seventy two
Nss by forty one feet wide. The earret a revolving
Is protected by eight thioknssses OF inch iron. overlap
ping 20 that no ono spot u these one inch thickness OF
joint. The guns In forged iron slides the
turrss tho Carriages being made 70 6t them accuraey
These guns were furnished with four htMdcd wrought
iron shot by the Novelty Works, each bali weighing
seven dears each. Tho success Of tho Monitor over
the Merrimac rendered proportsoDatoly greater BY
the rAct that shs only mooted two, while the atter
ried eight The construction 0f the Monitor was
begun on the 10Th OF October and was completed 10 ono
hundred and one days. She was commanded by Lieut..
bravery.
We subjotn Gen. WOODS despatch 70 Mr. Gfiswcid--
F0RF MosR0n. March o, 1852
To JOAN A. 0ewwoLD. Tsoy, N. Y.;-Ths Monitor Is q
noble boat. .-6ho saved the Minnesota, which Wea
aground, alss tAs 81. LAwrsncs aground. sr arrived
~as indeed fortunate - mysef It sAvsd AZ the pro
psrty inside and ontsids tho Fort II is greatly " oe
regretted that She did not arrive twelve hours sooner
whtsh would 1--we saved the Cumberland and ConGress
She ~ much nperors ~ the kerrimac Tue ia4tor hae
eight guas. aAd the 1saitsr ealy two
~~s -
The New York herald., 1862-03-12
NEW YORK nsRALD WEDNESDAY L. lse2-rRpLE SHEET

rs o.. ard ts soiisr 0aDss end prnay osatrsctors
are hsrriok 6oas.
nANgfAorvsn or pury vuovsAkp Grxnsovm.p
RIELn8.
Tho Arm Of yenks hstOhsn, n Bwdesburg commenced
last week the fuihmen Of CONTRACT OF fty thousand
Springfield r,acs Tho new maoaiacry. modelled from
the government machinery ~ Springfield. cast tho arm
nearly $500 900. They charge the government twenty
dollars per muske< and make two hundred muskots per
day. each pece undergoing ssvea hundred and thirsy
The New York herald., 1862-03-12

II must be meuuoasA that ths Congress WAS not De-
stroysd BY The rebels. bxs ~ tws Union sailors VINO
soat board for tAat purpsss-s v sappossd By
orders Of General MansheiA.
The New York herald., 1862-03-12
THE NEW IRoH-cLAD srgAMzRs,
The Two New Iron vesssls-of-war Now Build.
ing In the United statsa
THE IRON CLAD cUNBoAr MYSTIC.

THE RON-CLAD GUNBOAT MYSTIC.
The new ron-cAd gunboat Mystic, which ts Of the
three ron-cAd vessels provided for by Congress-
four months ago. ordered TO bs lifted sea with
oil possible speed. She Ii at present at Creeapont in
preocss Of completion and Will be ready TO receive her
Armament In about two weeks. She built In Mystic,
Conn. and will be commanded by Capt. Alfred Taylor.
The length Of this vessel Is about hundred fss
over all. with . breadth Of nearly thirty eight and
twelve and half feet depth OF hold shs would draw
eleven fsss Of water. Over the spar deck second
deck inc'ossd by sides curvins inward and plated with
half inch roa that the whole presents appearance
vsry mnoh Iiko that Of Commodore Foote'S craft. TX
csptpg The upper deck the vessel has the appearance Of
an ordinary gsnboat. The prov Ii sharp aud narrow.
and do service by running down wooden boats It's
shape however il similar that OF IN ordinary vessel
instead Of projecting below the water the with
most other invsntions OF the kind.
The shsAthng along her sides 10 the hull in hofizca
tA position parable. to the shear three and quarter
inches thick being two layers Of iron attached
the shape Of bars each twenty six nchss long and
three four inches wide After being rolled they are
wrough; Ia sgzas form, ssctoraiy that they look
vs,y much like railroad bars This form Ia called By
naohnlss = 'chsie," as while one edge rests fat upoo
the sid. Of ,6s SS5s ana 70 isers screwed to IT, the
other edge bends upward and forming tw6 right &6ss
oversps part OF the bar below IT, The bars which
are pat ea lsnsthwise, ere also connected ~ .
curious system Of grooves and tongues, somswhss
imar to those In door and ceiling boards They ara
sascnsd W hs vessel s Intervals Of ouftson nches By
screw bolts, sne whoa in sailing trim her armament will
be four fsst below her watsr lire. Ths cstwater or
what 10 supposed 70 be the steam ram 10 ee>soiia roa
abou. six BY three inches square.
The Mystic Was originally intended for eiGhtsea guns,
aad that nuuassr Of portfolios accordingly mads;
but she intsntoa has been chanss4 and only guns
viii be carried None of the potholss however will bs
permanently closed - the guns wit, be mounted ~ 70
easily movssbs, Aad csn be nred from the
vsnIsns port ElsvsS mob columbiads sod sheii gaas
will 0s used
Hsr CO nuoa Nsls relied partly At the Albany Icoo
Works snd parity - 0enssslasr's works Her mschns
ry similar to thas the iron battery Moasr con.
s.ng OF two horizontal tubusr boilers and two horizon
tai condensng engines and buit the iron soaaary
OF Mr.. Dsian,atts. In West Thlrts>sth sssest.
The New York herald., 1862-03-12


Irrem the Troy Timer, March fo.i
We highly Gst1ed 90 he able % stste thst 10 .,
success the rsbs oses snd the Merit
st Fortress Monroe aud Nevpoets News, ou satur
day, is in respect 10 her mechanical construction,
Trojan institution and thai OF prouinsut
citizens due the honor Of sending her FORTH srsd and
sauppsd 10 such way as 10 beat back any opposing
force which the rebels mich, against her We al.
Jude TO Hons. John A. lrIswols and John r. wiss,ow-
two vhoss interest In hsc construction such 40
70 indicate prominsues sqaaed only BY tina. Of Capt.
Ericsson himself tbs isssuous inventor OF the Moni
Tor. Messrs. 9riswold sad wirsow made tho
contract with the gcvsrpmens for the constructor
cf ths vessel and with Captain Ericsson and Mr., G.
BUSHNELL Of New Maven, agreed that she should pass
under the enemy Gre before acceptance sy The auhor
ties How admirably and successfully she sustained her
rebel ships or disabling the ron clad hsrrmsc and com
rsIg 10 return 70 Norfolk los rspsirs evdsnesd
Mr. G,lswold In which the old veteran ascrbes 70 her
ali the gory of defeating the susmys ships and OF saw
Ing tbs ess Ia Hampton Rosd', ~ we % protesting the
fort tsslf Such triumph wss never before achsyed
by ,y vessel IN the service Of This any ether nation
Captain Erics'.n IS We have '.s,ea, va. . the n,
our townsmsn The Iron plate which covers
the vs-sel vss manufactured At the works Of Msssrs,
Corning wnsw Co. and at the Rensselaer, Iron Works
Of this city together with other portions Of her MACH.
merry and rn works that rendered her ths formidable
%'sssf % .ns .s e. sns - %
ss'S: es a..ssss fsss Sss:. sosns:S. v..., win ..
read with interest Captain Ericsson bsr inventor also
designed the Old fgss rrincson the arss steam
shipofswsr, with her machinery placed entirely below
the vctsr line, and the nrst 10 employ csiorc
mstivs IN engines The Monitor may be said consist
| two vesses-the one preventing borrbproof mask
above water, while the other Is bsew water
%uSS.ssss. SSS.sts. a s4ssse' fuel r..S,, ,ss &c
rsacn,s IN tbs Ara of The snsmv v,ns a hul risne h
about eighteen inchss above N. 1sser and sort o
uarteiro tower, twenty fest diameter and ten fee
high The smoke during action lowered into ID
hold, n being made With tsceccpic slides, Tbs hull
sharp at both ends, TIE bow projecting and coming 10
poi 81 an anss of sighsy degrees 70 tbs vsrlo. line
The New York herald., 1862-03-12

City tnteMtgence.
Now PosSxAr of CoxNA.Dvx IN tJtpss-xs wsss
on Monday shown novel bat psaect ssd beauttul
portrait Of General MefIsi,sa worked in chenille oo
white six ouirsy by bsnd tbs srsst oeins Mr.. Charles
Mayer the well kno~n snofoiseysr Of 1903 Gsaai
u this city. Tho exhibition at Msssrs.
syrus Brohsr's 800 srsad~ay. ~ nas sud deicats
piece Of robbery has rarely been 1s portrait
s half iapgth of lhs usns Photographic s'ss snd the
k sness ssoslsnt Tie buttons ana spsnettss of the
eprraI's upvrm worked 10 bold rsst spd IN briqh
yold o,,ou. snd prsssas a dasxing siark. Mr Mayer
deserves great credit for ths splendid memorial Of
young compsnder.uf b,ef and We ay So everybody 70
10 up aod lake . look al ~.
MNrrrc or rss SONS or vu,Soss.--.tss some OF Yer.
mont held an interesting meeting he krvt AvsHus
Hotel Monday evsong sod recsved The report OF The
mttso constitution. The sonsston provislcs thA
all ctiyens dsscsndents OF czens OF Vermont resat
ix IA New York and vicinity, may beeome msvNsrs ~
the sssocstcn by subscrsbina and paying the t,-
alton fee OF hvs dollars. The iSe0s viii hold isses
Az the Sifth Avenue Hotel 90 Wednesday evening, ~
eight o'clock vsrmontsrs arriving In tbs aty
which all Sons Of Vermont and their wv,s sud ash
ts,s as expected 90 be prassot Governor achsok and
stat bsye been invited and are expected 70 be present
IwapRs w TIM Rsy y 9. Evs.--Ssch s desire u
hear our present troubles discussed in an orssl man
ney should attend Rev. EwSs issknrs 90 the
nsxl woduesdsy evening, ~ Irving He'll 6is eloquent
orstion before iks Seventh rs2ments Sashsg,ees
Birthday, eas considered sss sansss
Rvcr,u.lsa OsIcv vue ruuNsl. Rsuis.Nr Nsu voas
CAyAPY sssnson o. tho Fourth New Ysrl
voiNtssr cavalry, b~a epsaed rsei Atns station y
,SsoSs dcsrsss q ioIms, ,a, A.. csSsr,
sssiS,snt win nor have aps bppoylay, w csll.sg 4
| tbs above mentioned p,sce
sxyrx1R REonurr xIs Quo Advertising eolimns OF th
morning will he fcr6s preamble su0 resolutions adopt
| cd BY lhs Seventh COMPANY II the scvsnls regimen
| National Guardl, complimentary " thsv lsts com
msndcr Captain Monroe 0s c0tnpsnious spesk of hin
10 the highest terms, os IN esteemed friend aud
good ofposr, and conside< his Isss deep snlie,ion
DRnb or Ins oAnsf faesr J1ArsFy The CADET rjgh
Infantry, nstructs< AZ tho Isrrypwn military school
under The d,rsotM OF Mr. NJ o. Tracey, viii give gren
exhibitor dri tomorrow evening, Ia the Seventh reg
| mont drin rom, over Tompkns Market. The oxhlbto
wiz take aoo Al bapast O'Clock 10 The Afternoon
aDd no. doubt viii 10 quito interes''pe.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-30

TRUSTEES sALE.-Whereas, on the 18th
/ day Of October, A. D. 1859, Patrick Foley
and Bridget Foley, his wife, executed unto John
l.. SWits, as Trustee, certain Deed of Trust con
veying to said Trustee the land in Scott county,
Iowa, described as follows, to-wit: The east half
Of lot number twenty-five rs in Cock h Sargent's
first addition to the city of Davenport, Iowa, which
said conveyance was made by the esid Patrick
Foley and Bridget Foley, his wife, for the purpose
Of securing the payment Of one certain promissory
note and the interest thereon, signed by said Pat
rick Foley and Bridget Foley, dated the 18th day
of October, A. d. 1859, and payable one year af-
ter date to tn order of James G. Bonner, for the
sum Of one hundred and NINETY three 1900 dol
lars, value ived with interest at the rate of
ten per cent. after maturity.
And now, said nete having become due and pay
able, and the said Patrick Foley and Bridget Fo-
ley having failed to pay the same, l, John l..
Swits, Trustee aforesaid, do hereby give this
public notice, that by virtue Of the power which
is in me vested by said Deed of Trust, will, on
Saturday tho 18th day of Septem Der, d. 1s62at
the hour of two o'clock in the afternoon of said
day, at the Court House door, in the city of Dav-
enport expose and offer for sale, at public auction
the parcel Of land above described,or 80
much thereof as shall be necessary to satisfy and
pay the amount of said note with the interest
thereon to the day of sale, together with all the
costs and expenses attending said sale, costs Of
this notice and Trustees fees.
Dated the 18th day Of August, ID. 1852.
JOHN l.. SWlTS,
ag2O-dts Trustee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-30
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-30

TRUSTEE'S SALE.-By virtue of q Deed Of
L Trust dated October 18th. 1857 conveying the
followipg described real estate IN Scott county
Iowa, viz; A portion Of the half OF section
twenty SIX 20 IN township seventy eight 1871
rorth OF range four IA east Of the 9Th r. NJ, and
bounded follows. to-wlt: Commencing at q
pile Of stones and stake on the banks OF the Mis-
sissippi River, fifteen ll5] chains and forty l4Ol
links above Moss, Doolit'le 1 Cos. ditch, thence
running north forty six [4eJ degrees, west forty
nine L49] chains and ntty (50l links to a post,
thence north fifty four SAT degrees, east thirteen
ll3l chains and thirty 80 links to post, thence
south ffy-nine 1881 degrees. and thirty 1901 min
utes east thirty four ia chains to post, thence
and pile Of stones on the bank Of the rissississi
River, thence down the river, taking the mean !.
dsIs Of the river to the place offbeginning, con-
tanning seventy-eight l78] acres ana sky eight
1851 rods, be the same more or less, and which
said Decd ofTrust is recorded in the Recorders
Office Of Scott county, Iowa, in book m" Of m, IT.
cages, page 80, and Was made by joan B. Ma
thews and Margaret D. Mathews to b. A. Plum
mer, as Trustee, to secure the payment of GER
tain promssory note described therein Of even date
and upon which there is now duo and unpaid the
SUN OF two thousand one hundred and sixteen
i$1, 1900 dollars. The above .med d. A.
Plummer having refused to act as said Trustee
the undersigned has been duly appointed Trustee
in his place and stead by the County Ju !ge of
scott county, Iowa, in accordance with the terms
OF said Deed of Trust.
And now, the said note having become due and
payable, and the said John b. Matthews, having
failed to pay the same, l, Charles E. kinkead,
Trustee as aforesaid, do hereby give this
public notice, that by virtue Of the rower which
is in me vested by said Deed of Trust, will, on
Thursday, the 18th day of September, A. d. 1862,
at the hour of one o'clock in the afternoon Of said
day, at the Court House door, in the cityof Day-
export, expose and offer for sale, at Public Auc.
ton, the parcel Of land above described,
oh hall ho -.
and pay the amount of said note, with
the interest thereon to the day of sale,
together with all tho costs and expenses at
tending said sale, costs Of this notice and yrus-
tees fees. Upon the completion Of said sale
Deed will be gwen in accordance with the stipu-
aions Of said Deed of Trust, conveying to the
purchaser said tract Of land so sold.
Dated Davenport, August Goth, A. D., 1862.
&. L. kINkEAD,
ag25- dts Trustee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-30
hannibal / St. Joseph Railroad.

TN GOOD CONDITION. AND TRAINS ARE
i runnlpg daily, East and est. for the ,ranspor-
tation Of passenger and freight with care and
desuatch. All Railroads located east Of the Mis-
sissipui River have direct connection sith the II
ST 10 X X, or its Lie Of spl ndid steam Packets.
Tho Hannibal / ~ Joseph X Line Of Packets
on the Missouri River run dsiy. south to Lesven-
worth, Parkviiie, Quiudaro. wyandotte end Kan
sss City and tri- weekly, north TO Nebraska City
Plattsuouth, Omaha, and Council Bluffs.
Daily Mail Coaches run in connection with
trains Of this road to all important towns In
Northern Missouri and Southern IeWe. Also 70
Lawrence, 1opska, Fort Riley and Fort scott,
Overland Pixies Peak and California Nail
Cea ches leave daily. Time to beaver City days,
Salt Lake days, Sas Francisco is days.
Rates Of freight always .: low e ~ any other
Distance Changes and 1i1e.
p. B. OROAT, Gent Ticket Ag't, Hannibal. Ma,
WI ROBINSON, Freight As'a q