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OFFICIAL.
pErAkrxrsr OF sIATl.

e...r-- DEPARTMENT OF srATI,
49, Wastfsftos, yessary IS, lesa Z
eIn: The President of TIE United States being
sstisfed that TIE following instructions contra
we've no law In force In Ills D,strie,, ana th,t
they can be exeouted without svsitins for ieris
lstion BY congres, am directed by him to convey
them 10 you:
An Mszshal Of the District Of oolunbl. Won
win not receive into custody any persous claimed
10 be held 10 service or labor within TIE District
or elsewhere, and not charged with any crime on
misdemesnor, unle. upon arrest or commit
ment pursuant 10 Law, as fugiuves from such
service or labor and you viii not retain an "
| such fugitives in custody beyond q period Of
thirty days from their arrest and commitment.
unless BY special order Of competent civil su-
thority.
You will forthwith cause publication 20 be made
OF this order, and at the expiration OF teu days
therefrom you win apply the same TO all persons
90 claimed TO be held to service OF labor, and
now In your custody.
This order has no relation 10 any arrests made
By military authority.
lam, SIR, your obedient servant,
jan 3l-lw WILLIAM. n SEWARD.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
II WAsHINsToS, January IS, lsos.
The Secretary Of State viii hereafter receive
Members Of Congress on business on Saturdays,
commanding with Saturday, the frst Of next
month.
Jan z7-u WILLIAM r. SEWARD.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
w JANuARI 81, ls61.
oKDERxD, That the War Depsrtment win be
closed Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and
Fridays against all other business but that which
relates 10 active military operations In the field
Saturdays win be devoted TO the busine. o.
Senators and Representatives.
Mondays to the business Of the Public.
EDWIN M. STANTON,
a2-t Secretary Of War.
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JEFF DAVIS TO COMMAND IN PERSON
AT MANASSAS.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Ah GSEmEN Ii.
WAsHINGrON !HEATER.
I" Lessee and MAnaEe:---- Mr.. Is. Bland.
Last Nigh. Of The sIs.. spanish nsa..yss.
And sIGNoR XiMiNEs,
THIS EVENING.
Y e SGSSfh WEN IS nv
Hqnrsri.s Dance BY
To be a follcS; so By the IYss,Isds of
Af.er which the Crest Spanish Dance,
LA ssS MtRYIiThSA' caTIBAs.
TIE IL 'p sSiEo Kin o p RRR i.4ss
In ne Comedy Of Lily.
Doors open att; commence ats nI
KINGS NATIONAL AMPHITHEATER.
4. s klnf ..----.-....soleL Lessee and Msnsset
F. Wiittsfer -EauestrSn Msnsssr
THIS EVENING,
"WEDNESDAY, Jan'y e,
WEDNESDAY, Jsn'yss
At At HINES SEkSTs.
Tho Best Performer in the City,
iSSEE F fEk nj
MILE MILE H HEEtSEsE
In New Acts Ton
Great sE::. z zSasy: # #.I.
seceivsd with ROUNDS Of Applause;
TWO pEsFSsM I'm kssn 70 q bAA.a''
Seah 81 PItessT0Ichester Chalrs IS cents; Dress
Circle % cents Children unds, 10 year. o. age .
orsd Gallery Is cents; Colored Boxes 50 cents.
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Qua FRIE<rs at the various military camps and
positions viii confer favor by keeping rs posted
a. 10 movements and affairs In theIr vicinIties
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-01

Approval of the Financial Measures Of the
Government
ALBANY, Jan. 3l.-The Assembly, by vote Of
70 against %, have adopted, in effect. the resolu-
tions recently reported from the committee of
ways and means, in favor Of the financial measures
OF the Federal government, including the tax bill
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NOTICE
NOTICE
NOTICE
TO Suffers.
TO Suffers.
SPICED MOLASSES CAKES.
SPICED MOLASSES CAKES.

OPICED SUGAR CAKES.
SPICED SUGAR CAKES.
In consequences Of the great demand for our Mo-
Asses singer Cake and Sugar Cake. We have ap-
w. n. HAMILTON & CO.,
41s MINI Street,
rs pIinopa Agent for their sale, from whom thsv
can Dc bought At i've dollars per barrel
JUMBLEs, sNIps
MuLAssEs POUND CAKE. -
Oar MINCE PIES need only TO bs tried 10 be
s9pfeciatel Price SO and Sl2 per hundred
JAMES L. DAYTON,
BAksry-456 Eleventh street,
ieoi between 9 and II.
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UThough Tux STAB IL printed on the fastest
steam pres In use south Of Baltimore, In edition
Is 10 arge to require II to be put 70 press at an
early ho1r: Advertisements, therefore, should be
sen! In before u O'Clock NJ; otherwise they may
may not appear until the next day.
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AFFATRs nvE2 THE Rive

FORr LYON, Va Jan. 30, 1899 Second Lieu
tenant Charles r. Johnson, Of company I, has
resigned his commission In the Goth New York
Regiment. He 10 going into the NAVY. Here
after all vacancies in This regime re 10 be filed
from the rank, l4-SI 90 examination before a
military board Of Officers of the regiment
Mr.. Riley Thornton, private In company A ,
Capt Cassolnan, died in the ReEimpntaI Hos,
pital On Tuesday. He was from South Be-
Oneida county. N. Y. RICHARDS.
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
Interesting from the South, via For
tress Monroe.

THE BURNSIDE EXPEDITION.
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0YSFERs AT ThE OLD PRICE

HARVEY has Just returned home hayi,x mad.
contracts for the supp of large nan - nsao
titles OF superior OYsIERs, so that
a rs, e Ri mo LsSt q choice bivalyes
season. Oyster dealers of Baltimore
never experlenoed higher prices, such scarcity
hish as 81 per bushsl Thousands Of dollars fave
dealers SSissef
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IPer Telegraph to The star.l

FEDERAL TROOPS SENT TO SHIP ISLAND
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SCHEEL.& FISCHER.-SOIRER ORCHE j.
- ThA messrs. Scheel & Fischer re -@-.z-
sPeci1uily inform the admirers Of goo6S1TH
Muslc, that they are prepared TO Attend . W.
vate Receptions and Snlree', with any number of
tae best performers fthe city and beg leave 10 as
cure lsT patrons that they will produce the best
srlectons OF Qnadriile NJ usio from approved COM
PossIs, and will, al intervals, perform Concerted
compositions ~. y. The best of references can he
gwen II required. Orders LETT with Mr. SoheeI will
is. h and IAN ats, Re Sts
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Passports are required to enable Canadians
TO visit the United States
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ATTENTION!
JUST Received large assortment Of New
Feathers, COmfOTtables, Blankets, Bed .teads,
Mattresses, and Carpets. Persons wishing to
buy are rec uested 10 my stock before pur-
chasing a am determined rot to be undersoid,
$500 X. BUCHLY,
S2e It'll street, between G and H,
70 l-lmh asst aide
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q + B u RY III A l. L
Bapsen ~ asd 6tk Streets.
t kEESSI F RASNFSNINE S SSSMMRRANsYY;
To night,
Frarcols havels and M. JhouveDaps meio drs-
natIo Pantomime Of
ROBERT MACdIRE,
ROBERT MACAIRE.
MR. ROBERT BUTLER
J.oeuis srRor.
Extrsvagsnt Success Of the Come Interluds.
L. F FSSSk b. b. M MAEsSSssi
rsILAs bal VIM,
WILLIS ARMSTRONG.
mi %,s s.. AMS{EiF3tS srt.,s !.
Tn. Ethi = f tsI. ssTI s::.I.,.s ),
e. rAa Mrs. v aIss ExHI MILL"
MILE FRANK LA FoLLz, and LITILS ELLA.
One Week Longer,
WARp on lis CoRpE vOLASTK;
6sE SJGGEToSs Pe-Jo1nss ~ A1zFtea!
Notwithstanding the l,rrs Company now at the
" 10 IDVINSS IN PRICES. n
AfssTT9Tgg I, Ps,formsPos tr .de: spd Children,
qcaltl:s ofpre-eats -ore s9r-Th va six Dress
i Ee d ress cIl be seen III tbs VIEdIp o. Mss.rs,
honss.
D'ors coeu, sftssnoou. st 2 O'clock. Adm. zsion:
Lad -, % csH.A; cr!.cren. "a nsu,s
DOoT, zen, evenings, ct * clock. jAe8
A aAGNIFyCTNT SILK DRESS
Eaf r-esspsI i, on " CcEGslhT Afternoon, 20 Mrs,
EnmS GC0"S, oorne- 81 9Th ard q St-eets
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SOLDIERS JUST RETURNED PROM
- Richmond eau bgy their Goth and farl.
So fo.. oass 4 a s ss. s'''asa Il
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1862-03-21
The Special Train.

Secretary SfaDton. who has been uatiriBg ia
be efforts 10 sossa the grief Of Mrs Lauder,
ard 70 pay high hOaors 10 the Denory of her
brave husband. informed her friends that the
todJ would BE- sent home BY G0Fern2eat on
special train. Is vas, however sscer;aiued
that Adjutant-GeDersl Thomas thougLs thar it
would Be- sufficient to escort the body to chs
depot, and Massachusetts, gentleman called
on TIE Secretary Of War 10 state the fscfs.
Gen. Thomas sas sent for, questioned, sad
s'atsd that ''to send the body home sc The ex-
Penss Of GoFarnment, o1 special train. will
be without precedenr'
Without president exeisiDsd Ssersta-
y s'aBtO6; swell, ne will establish prses-
dsns.''
Taking his pen, be wrote the requisite order,
and thus paid deserved and marked tribute
Of respect 10 brave man.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1862-03-21


dlvtsto1a ~ H. Ar M q tae L 8. regular sad
volunteer.
Mr. MCPHERSON. Mr.. Speaker, :.st
d0u6sy, InisrpOssd al 0kjas,ion 30 the las.
sage Of ths bill. bsszuse it vas saaaeulg
brought before tAs Hoa.e, sad desired to ex-
anime and consider il. In ihe iatsi al, have
given i considerable stlsniiou, aud an eon-
arned ia Dy opinion sa4, is oagal not 70 pass.
II is is 10 psss, there are some points on
which il Is bigkly important it should be
s@sndsd. Bet | ihirk cain consideration
viii brins the HOass 20 the conclusion isat II
ought NOT 70 heeouse law
As u stands, il proposes 10 increase the
staff OF nearly evefy division commander al
Tue Army. Il ADDS threa 0f5eers, aud if the
am4ua1sat OF the genlleman from Missouri
Mr. blaiTl for division quarteransster and
division coamlssary Of subsistence De adept
ed Is vii add Ere, each With rank sbove
sng member Of the present STAFF, and il will
increase the rank of toe former staff positions
corresponding grade, and, of course. witt
'bs rank there viii be an inerass Of pay.
Sill speak more particularly & this sgain.
The member from MsssoaIi e0mmeuds this
bill 10 the House nPon the score Of necessity,
and be uAmss one or tw0 cfieers wao are par.
iisularlJ auxioas for the passage Of this bill
Dir. Speaker, should hesitate vsrY much be-
fore J would make say obstacle to the passage
Of measure essentixl 10 vigorous and eff
elent orgaDizat'On Of the Army; sui it appears
10 me that tks objections to the present meth,
cd BY HhiSh these division eommauders-ii
his oill Re the resait of their recommendation
seek sbeir purpose is open to 50 many OBJ
jsetions that il ought DOt % be adopted By The
House.
Tbs gentleman refers to the opinion Of Geo.
erai Burnside, Eho, be Informs she House, has
written 10 The Department, insisting upon ibe
passage of some Law By which his staff nay
De increased. Well, sir, there may be insi1u-
ees 10 which il aay be desirable 10 enlarge the
staff cf general in command Of depart
Deng; ard she gentleman, IN the reference be
made 10 the course parSusd in the case of Gen.
Lane, has shown that it 10 already wiihia TIC
power of the President of the United States,
when an emergency exists, requiring an in-
creased staff for the eommsnder Of = division,
10 give that increase. But the lacl that Gen.
Burnside requires additional members of hiG
stsE, it strikes me, Is no vatid argument for
the Passage Of shOlessls bin Ike this. The
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1862-03-21

askiag AZ average Of 50 per month, Of
NhoE sfeeolored, ara blind, 19 are iEszns,
asd are confined 30 bed-a!so 5SI Hayfaring
passengers #ere provided with board and lo5q-
iug. There are also outdoor paupers Ebo
sse ncs lCelu3ed IL she Eboss. Bills 10 tie
suSERt OF S5l3 . sers also paid for % per-
seasysho Esse furnished with boarding, aedi-
cal aitendance, &c, Who were unable 10 be
1FoggHt 10 the Poor House.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1862-03-21
DANIEL FLETCHER.
GEORGE BAUGHMAS.
Attest. DANIEL l. DEFIBAUGH.
THOMAS 2 GEITYs, CftTk

List CT psaFsrs admitted, discharged, lisd.
as.s &s.s GaF5Eg each Eaoal5; sb5 the nuEbeF
remaining Al sas SD q eseb uonts; slsa tEs
average n1Etsr EEFpasted 5n the House during
sLs ysArs togstter EIta tie rnmbsr of oat door
FssYetE supported ty the IBstitari0n. froz shs
trst Of J2nasry 1861, till tie Esss Of Jsuuary
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Fer n faFssr4r
A SOLDIERS SOLELOQT.
BIZ : EE4CH.
OF

eORPAsF .. lelST re GENEET. p. s..
Neea Sa1tes was sgssm4a ~ oa5 i0ss
Who ne Star SPaagied BsuneF .ses.,ises
ASA Ehe eloa3 Of rebeIioa zro<e.
To sed2rksa cur 0uee aaPey sksss
Every Eee s9a Of fTesd5.a aSeks
EyssF hear ,hAs 9ss logal sal zue,
Determined 70 itlke good sstese,
II 8sfsass q me re4, whGe All s.as
We wassa our 54ss 70 ths 6gse1e.
And Tia y9atas Of sae laad gathered foaa.
gye resolved sa4s TIE home q Jhe ass,
Should fesaia Al is EoFulsr Esa9wr;
As1he cal ot the 6t- and la= lF1n.
into raak< naaaT parrots aes
and resolved siaes the eya had come,
They q oal1 e sas To- 2as 9sd, w1.I.s aad bgas
ga he star spaagle4 Banner <e gazei,
WEs tsar o, regret in he ere,
And resurusd u kisl as&vea tAs praise.
For past blessings reserved from On h,ss
Ne iuPlors5 taat is usrciez might rest,
0a eech-soa nat 5 soy&i ard rae,
Thai si.h ssesoEy s-sy "a %, ee o.ssi
Il ds.e1asaz lie 5ss wife s43 6.Ee
Llke he f4,hsfs E-o gere es tae bsou.
Ns vea.ssel e. isssrty c4as
Aa9 sass.Gesd isEs4zse slsl ass,
DeteraFasl 81 c-agusr ~ AL,
ws aok 5si ksza trends by tae AaaI
An4 paa sarIoS ~e baas lasm 4diea,
Aswe mzfeaed wah rae brave hsAred ssad
UEaeF oaausFs q tels ~ase a-.1 a.nr
Now ~ -.4a4 d iAs ssn.s ao4efei E4s,
We h4ve PAssai= aa4 sis.e's Al aOmes
Who 4re PFsysEi@ly sisasag . oark,
And waiting 5aas Aour 10 uoulsi
We wlI>go wasa geb=lloa Is esastJ
Husu sa= grz5soss se<e.ys ta= Z ja9s due
When ueFs haaoset cor are. Geld dust,
By de.sa4i-.s lae ne, Nhsie AMI 6sne
askIDlAN HlLL, Iae@s Washing ,aa
AaEea s.h, .ss2-
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Produce Of Farn ana cs,der

~~~@~~~~ M % ~ E1410 GGXQGNa
Is Toes Of hay
5 Loads Of Corn fodder
S4l bushels Of ears Of rorn
81 bushels OF I've
"a bushels Of 51ekEhsat
800 Bushels Of potatoes
J Bushels of beans
u bushels large oBions
a bushsls snaH onious
20 tashels tomatoes
Il bushels beets
5 bushels surBips
10 bushels parsnips
200 heads OF cabbage
. barrels sour kruai
barrsla eaeHmber pickles
4 leads sseet punpkins
ia barrels seft soap
~ pounds hard noap
200 pounds tAIlow
oT5 pounds lard
5I5 posnds bz.ier
1858 pounds beef
5sy6 Pouu5s pork
3s5 Enunds veal
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1862-03-21

We tas ga6efsienss. Asditors CT Bedford
er-stss co eersify that as hare exaaiised ths
foFsgoiag aeesaai of GsoEge Bi3miFe, T-sasuE-
- & tie Poor sud House Of EuPloJu.eas Of
Bs5ford eogBsy, and 6ad fbs ssEs 70 Is cor
fecg s1t s.Bs a. above stated, and that there
j. bal2sca Gaa sai9 Treasurer of Sl9S q
Witness cor haDds AID sssls tbs SD day af
Len n 1850
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1862-03-21
REhlRKS

OF Hon. EDWARD NePhersOB, IL tie Houss Of Rep
Fsssztatisss, kArs1 ;, iSGz, ca tss Bill p-aFid-
Ing f0E thz oFGEGiz4iioH u tEs Esa6 @is@saed 20
dEF1sazs gAs Ar uy q ths 4. O., regular sna
volunteer.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-24

Sr. Louis, March 81.
Savannah (Tenu. CORES, ondence Of
the Democrat, under date Of the 9Th,
says no move has yet been made by our
army there.
A second food in the Tennessee river
and its tributaries is prevailing.
Information in regard 10 the enemy is
quite mesgre.
His force is supposed to be at Corinth,
Miss, where it is probable that he will
tie able 10 concentrate $4,000 troops.
Our forces mostly remain en- board the
Transports.
Gen. Grant has been reinstated 10
command Of this expedition, and arrived
here to-day.
1t is not likely that any active opera
lions will take place hereabouts for sew
eral days.
Dispatches from Fort Smith, Ark,
to the Memphis papers, acknow ledge
the death Of Generals McCulloch and
Mcintosh at the battle of Pea Ridge.
The Memphis appeal also contains q
dispatch from Richmond, dated the llth,
stating that president Davis is coming
Wcst soon, and urges every body 10
rally 10 his standard.
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From New York.

NEw YORK, March FL.
The steamer Vanderbilt is being con-
verted into an iron-clad man Of war, and
the steamship Ocean Queen WILDE con>
verted into an IRON ram.
A letter from the Engineer Of the
L. 5. gun-boat Water Witch, confirms
the capture of the William Mallory,
with Yancey on board.
Nxw YORK, March %.
Special to Tribune.]
VIM. o. SIade, Of Ohio, was to-day
appointed Consul at Nice, upon the re-
quest OF the Ohio delegation, supported
ny Secretary Chase.
Secretary Chase having withdrawn
his tax bill, which be sent TO the Ways
and Mems Committee is engaged upon,
and has nearly completed an elabor ate,
aud 1t is said, most iudlcious bill, intend.
Cd as a substitute for the bill now under
discussion. Many Of the leading articles
are taxed much higher than those in
the House bill, and others much lower.
The Secretary recommends a higher tax
w onu SOOdCIO-4AOlA ~ W
100 per cent.
The Navy Department has ordered
Of the builders OF the Monitor, Messls.
G. S. Bushnell d. Co., six more iron.clad
vessels similar in construction but more
formidable. They are to be 204 or POS
instead Of 10 feet long, and to carry
two l5-lnch Instead Of cleven-lnch
Dahlgreen guns. The pilot house is
to be mounted on the top OF the turret,
aud be candle-snufter shaped. The mali
protection of both will probably be !:
good deal thicker than the Monitors
tn some aspects, these new vessels will
differ from the Monitor. 1t is intended
that they shall be able to run at ten
knots.an hour, and shall be thoroughly
sea-golng.
The proposals under the Navy De-
parlment advertisement for iron.clads,
will be opened next Monday. 1t is not
unlikely that q dozen similar to the
Monitor, Will be cont acted tor.
Wizard, the steel gun maker, has pre-.
pared plsus for a mail war-7essel, which
so"e experts pronounce superior even
to the Monitor.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-24

AosTREAL, G. w., March 81.
The Governor General delivered bis
speech this morning. He pays a high
euloglum to Prince Albert, and refers to
the Queens special notice OF the recent
expression OF Canadian loyalty. He
congr atulates the country at the salts.
factory trade existing, notwithstanding
the partial arrangement by the civil war
now unhappily raging in the United
States.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-24
A Bold Prediction AMI How 1t Is TO
be Fni6licd.

The New York Times ventures to say
We rredc. that within twenty day.
Richmond will be in the hands Of Ne.
Cleflan: Norfolk in the possession o.
Burnside; and JEFF DAVIS either D ison
CT Ia our hands, or fugitive among
the people whom he has dcluded and
ruined"
Tne Buffalo Express, on what auth
oiity we Know not, referring to the cam
pasn south of the Potomac, remarks
that "Ue only hnow that Mcclellan
DO not follow the enemy, but draw s
back put Of his force on ashinston,
thence to take ship and make desceu,
on some o.hcr point. Why he does so
may be Guessed at. Suppose that he
marches directly South from Manassas,
follows them up the Rappahannock,
drives them back upon Richmond, back
again upon Weldon, and so on still far
Their South, the rebels falling back all
tho time as they did from Manassas.
What have We then! An enemy falling
back on his supplies and reinforcem ents,
increasing his numbers and organizing
victory with every retreating step !;
while our own army grows smaller will.
the advance, gets farther from its sup
Plies and reintorcements, and meets a
defeat IN grand engagement at some
far inland point. This is assuredlv tho
rebel strategy, if they have any-a
strategy inapp'icable at the West, where
we have steam communications by nav.
igablc rivers. and consequent abundant
transportation.
"On the other hand, suppose we con.
slider the rebel army as column, wid>
eniug at the base, its apex at Manassas
Cut it in two at Weldon or Petersburg
by Southern flank movement. Then
We have the rebel army OF the Potomac
caught in trap in Virginia, the rebel
lion Itself practically sutjugated, and
the great disaster of a summer war in
not 'at'tudes' with the enemy in unim.
paired numbers, will be spared US. This
theory accords with the repeated aver.
ments Of good Generals for several
months past, that Manassas wa. the
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-24
TRUSTEES SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE.
WHEREAS on the 3lst day of May, A. b.
w 1858, James Gamble and Elisa Gamble, his
wife, executed unto James vanHorn, - Trustee,
certain deed of Trust, conveying to said Trustee
the land in Scott county, Iowa, described - fol.
lows, to wi Lot No. Eve Isl in block No. seven,
Il in Davenport 4 Rogers addition 10 tho old
tosn Of LeClairs; also, lots No. nine and ten
il0l in block No. three in the old town Of Park
h.rst-all nov in the city ct lie Claire; which
said conveyance was made By the said James Gam
BILE and Elisa Gamble, for the purpose Of securing
the payment Of . cer,ain pronissory note. and the
dated the 3lst day OF May, A. ID. 1858, and pay
able one year after the date, the same being for
the sun Of six hundred and twenty-five $685.
dollars on which there has been paid $25, Nay
81, 1907, and the interest up to the 8lst day Of
May. 1850, leaving due the sum Of $500, and inter-
est thereon Of ten per cent. Fer annum, from the
alst day Of May, 1860.
And now, said note having become due and pay
able, and the said James Gamble having failed TO
pay the Same, I, James Van Horn, Trus-
stee IS 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
Monday, the l4th day Of April, A. D. 1861, ct
the hour Of two o'clock in the . fternoon Of said
pert, expose and Offer Tor SALE At public auction,
the parcels of land above described, or 20 much
thereof - shall b sufficient 70 satisfy and pay
the amount ofsaid 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 2lst day of March, A. D., 1853.
JAMES VAN HORN,
msrch22-du Trustee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-24
Mexican News.

NEW Yosx, March q.
The steamer Karnack has arrived
from Havana, the 18th, and Vera Cruz
and Alvos advices are up to the 9th.
Ali the British troops, save about 100,
have embarked for home.
Advices from Venezuela report four
Victories by government troops over the
rebels.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-24

SOME ON GEoGRAPnY.-Tbc Iondon
Times informs its intelligent readers
that Fort Donelson is "on the liver
Constantine. Good for the Times !!
The same paper startled the commercial
world, few years since, by the state.
ment that the Mississippi river was clear
of ice Gas far up as Pi'tsbury!" Verify,
The Times is a geographical student of
The first magnitude.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-24

place for rebel offsose, but not defense;
that they were better there than else
where: and that there would never be
/. font At Manassas, because the rebels
vould retire whenever our troops were
fairly upon the offensive; theory which
il y;udicated by the retreat Of the rebels
DAYS before our advance, retreat de
sigued to defeat McClellan's flank nov e.
ment. but as we believe commenced too
late to accomplish its ohjcc,. II the
rebels get out Of Virginia without a
fight, then it will be time to criticise in,
teligently McClellan's character as a
General"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-24

TVHE PREMIUM JOB OFFICE u NOW
l. prepared 70 execute, n ths most Appsovs6
style Of the ast, aay es1 III ososes q psiatas
lien oo0uoo ha1dkiu 20 tho laoot 0aG