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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-26
LATEST NEWS
By TELEGRAPH.
LATER FROM FORT MONROE
SEVERE GALE IN NEW YORK.
OF REBEL PRISONERS.
EXTENSIVE FIRE BOSTON
&c., Sc, sc.
From RI. Monroe.

F0Rr MONROE, Feb. "a.
The steamer Baltimore, which eft here several
days ago with ammunition for the Burnside expe-
dition, returned from Hatteras about IL o'clock
day, having left yesterday PM
Tie news by the Baltimore 10 not Of special in-
terest. The burning OF Winton, by the Federal
torces is confirmed.
The 9th New Yorx had made an expedition up
the Chowan river with gun-boats, but having
found the enemy in force, returned with ,ut max
irg an attack.
Among the passengers by tho Baltimore is
Chas. Henry Foster, who was yesterday reported
killed at Winton by Southern papers.
The election ordered BY tho Provisional Cover
nor of North Carolina. took place on Saturday.
resulting, far the returns have been received
in tho reelection Of Mr.. Foster to Congress. The
ordinances Of the Convention were also ratified.
The object Of the expedition Of the New York
9th regiment, was to destroy the Railroad bridge
on the Blackwater and Chowan river. The enc
my, however, was discovered in large force ct
Winton and no landing vas made. The enemy
fred ut our gun boats, and in retalisi0n the town
was sheled.
The greater part Of the Burnside expedition was
still At Roanoke Island, and Gen. Williams bri-
gade At UatterAs, had received orders to proceed.
The s. r. Spauding loft Roanoke on Saturday
for Elizabeth City, with the prisoners taken by
Gen. Burnside. They were paroled for exchange.
The laying Of the telegIaphic cable was progress
Ing satisfactorily at last accounts
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-26

NT HAVE FORMED A PARTNERSHIP
w FOR I've Jr .ci}ce u the Law, to which
81 all devote our personal attention.
March ), lo60. COOK b DRURY.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-26

TINS EvKNING.-Thc sale Of assignee
f'ock at Parker d Van Tuyl's, on Brady street
viii be continued this evening.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-26
TAs n ~ II n n - n ksRf~
BOARD or EDUCATION Rooms. /,
DAvHrpnhT Esh. 1870 {

BOARD or EDUCATION KoOxs !,
DAyEHPokr, Feb: IL, 1872.
In pursuance Of o resolution adopted at the last
annual meeting Of the " District Township Of the
city Of Davenport" the Secretary makes the fol-
from March 10th, 1861 TO date and also an eyti
mate for the year ending March 1863.
TEALHKks FUND.
There have been orders issued on the Teachers
Fund 10 the amount 0f............ Of 1926
SCHOOL HOUSE FUND,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-26

CnA9. z. PI T%AM. JoHl ~ ROGEnl
E't Si's 4 ROGERS.
A TT0kNEYS AND C0UNSELORS AT LAW,
a OFFICE, Davenport Blodk, No. 20 Main ST.
second rioor. jun7-dtf
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LIE CLAIRE HOUSE.
CORNER SECOND AND MAIN sTs,
Davon40o1.t, iowa.

GiLLErI & DAls sT...........Ps
NFFICE FOR STAGES LEAVING FOR LIE.
" Clare, Princeton, Lyons, Dewitt, Maquoketa
aud Anamosa. une92-itf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-26

WAR CLAIM BUREAu.-We call the
especial attention Of soldiers and soldiers rel
atiyes to the card Of Bates & Clarke. OF St.
Louis, in this paper Their facilities for rem.
deriog eminent service to this class Of people,
is OF the most extensive character, while their
reputation rs business men is OF the highest
order. They will do oil that anybody can do
in their profession, to aid soldiers in obtaining
their claims. Nothing more need be SAID.
Send your claims forward and they will surcly
receive prompt attention.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-26
NUMBER liz.

ANO OAOIAS llHs
". F. ROSS, AoESr.
The HONE INSURANCE. COMPANY
Or NEw Yoax.
CASH CAP.rAL. OSs MlLLIox DoLLARs.
THE HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE CO..
CHARTERED A. D.. 1910,
CASH CAPITAL, 100000.
BUILDING. DAvRxPoRr.
EDWARD G. ODIORNE.
Hardware Commission Merchant,
Iron, Nails 4 steel
Ho avy ard aro,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
Wagon and Carriage Materials.
Tia Plate 4 Tinnss's stock, japan.
asa and Pressed Ware, Lead.
Ziss. a.l Blsck Tia.
ALSO, AGENT FOR
Hows's Improved Standard Scales.
Winship's ventilating Refrigerator.
NO. EAST FRONT STREET.
Vicle, OlM stan a,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
lfsb2O-dlw
18o2. 18oR.
DAVENPORT, ROCK ISLAND, GALEN4
AND DUBUQGE
Daily Packets.
THE NORTHERN Line PAlkETCO.s
Passenger Packess
BILL IL HHNDEExAoN
Err I'D LO II Il yTZ,
N7ILL. on TIE OPENING OF NAvIGA-
w tion, make regular DAILY TRlrS be-
tween the above named and intermediate points,
connecting with the various Railroads, at Daven.
port, Rock Island, Clinton, Fulton City, Galcna
and Dubuque.
~ Passengers and Shippers can rely on this
arrangement continuing Throughout the
ENTIRE SEASON.
''' 's o. s.'ns' tRlf4xrYMSS tilfs4x Sss!' AGENT,
January l6, ls62.-4m
"Frcnds Of my lie my ardent spirit burns,
And all the tribute Of my heart returns"
IIOR THE MANY FAvORS PRESENTED TO
SCOTT HOUSE
by its numerous patrons. The undersigned will
continue at bs rost proprietor OF the above House
and hopes to merit continuance Of the patronage
Of the
TrNC Ccliny PM bite.
II "a Z SCOTT house,.
as ever, will offer to its gucsts
Clean Rooms. Clean Sheets,
A BOUN1lFUL TABLE
and AL the comforts Of Home, at the low price
Of
Ono Dollar. per Day.
t43 Good stabiiHs attached to the premises.
J. }. HUMPHREY Proprietor.
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Rebel Prisoners Of Rank.

lNW ANAIOiS, FcD.
Gen. Buckner and staff, including Majors Cas-
loy, Hayes and Cassidy, Captains Thomas J. Clay,
Charles johnson and 4. II. Mcdonald, and J. q.
Gallsher, Buckner's private secretary, reached
here by special train from Louisville, at o'clsck
thi. morning. Also 800 more prisoners, among
whom are Major Cranberry, Of Gen. Tighman 3
Staff; Major Hubert Dallam and Captain Moor
map, of Bushrod } oh nston'. Stat. The latter was
slightly wounded in the leg by canister sh Of
while giving wounded Fodersl soldier . dsink
from his canteen Captain Frankmaney, Of
the Tennessee Light Battery, formerly of Carl
baldfs Staff Captain Graves. Of the kentucky
Light battery; Captain Ingraham, do Captain
StanwiA, Of the Tennessee Light hattery; Cap,s.
w, Joel and Chissoy, Of the kentucky infantry
Surgeons Charles Widnay and DR.. w. q. Owen,
of Washington City, are also among them. The
wife Of Major Cranberry accompanied him.
Among tho prisoners who arrived on Sunday
and yesterday, are Lieut.. Col II. i. Lyon, of the
ath keentuoky, John NJ. Sillars and Lieut.. Col.
J. J. Odell, OF the 10th Tennessee Col. A. A. Ab-
ernathy, of the o3d tennessee, and Lieut.. J. F.
Overton, Of Forester's Cavalry.
Gen. Buckncr is confined alone in u room in the
U. 5. Court House building.
There are also in this city, Lafayette and Terre
uaute, nearly 5000 prisoners.
I he official list Of killed and wounded in the
Indiana regiments at Fort Donelson, is as fellows
1lth regiment, killed and 90 wo .ndel 25th
regiment, Is killed and 100 wounded 3lst regi-
ment. s wounded Nth regiment, wounded; 52l
regiment, } killed and 81 wounded.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-26
CARDS.
CLAIl,yOYANCE.

Mr. AND MRS. 7. 8. PRICE, HYDRO
ANl eclectic and carvoyant physicians Mrs.
Price will pay spe .ai attention % the practice Of
Obstetrics ami healing diseases peculiar to her
sex.
OFFICE IiouRs - a. m. to 9 p. m. Office and
residence, LeCiairc H5use. Reception room be-
tween Main and ladies entrance, Second street.
Davenport, Iowa.
iebl1-aly
DisS. NJ W FL 1. ~ e. IL A k l. T.
SUCCESSORS TO Or. cHgEsgBRoUGH
sN~ocon Dentists,
nFFlCE CORNER THIRD AND BRADY
~ streets, o.4r Lindsay Jewelry Store, Dsven-
port, Iowa. CHARGES moderate. ja3i
CLARK H ISOYT
INEALERS IN CARRIAGES, BUGGIES.
- Pianos and Harmonic Melodeons frsm the
pest Lastorn manufae tories, OF the most approved
patterns, ana at prices that defy competition, No.
~ rady street, Das eBpor,, Iowa sp9
PHOENIX SALOON.
| HAVE RENTED THIS DLISHMENT
l and shall keep it sspp!ied as heretofore with
the best
Wines, Liquors s. RfTrl rlshnsessfs.
There are two excellent
BILL n1-d TAb1o1
in TIE Saloon. Thankful for past patronage ]
hope Tor a continuance of similar fnvors.
jas JOHN CORTIS.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-26

= Z. tAHfBALL. JOHN q. BILLS.
CAMPBELL d. BILLS,
4 TTORNFYS AND CoUNSELORa LAW.
\ Office, No. Davcnports Block. nov2l-tf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-26

SAVE your money and buy your Dry
Goods at Whisler'e, lie is selling the best
zoods remarkably low.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-26

E'tSg "mrimarship.
JNc r. COOK. }. WILSON DRuRY
CO0s< 4 DKURY,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-26
THE CI Y.

FAkaAsD is displaying another fine
lot Of those fashionable Hats. Cali and see
them right of.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-26
TIE business Of the District Court

The business Of the District Court
fer this term. seems to te nearly or quite c,m-
peiel. Il will adjourn sine die ca F.iday
next On Monday Judge Dillon opens Court
at Dewitt.
HEAVY MAILs.-Last evening there
arrived at the Post Office, two Eastern and
three Western mai.s. The Postmaster md his
clerks had long session last night ia getting
the matter properly distributed.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-26

ALL RIenr,-Mayor French has re-
ported; and lie ee!s confident that ,lli. local
i'y yet stands a good chance on the Arsenal
question. 1t is evident, however. that no ac.
lion viii b. 'a,Sen in the matter, until come
other ulore vital and absorbing questions have
been disposed Of.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-26

SHIPMENTS from Davenport by rail
road for the week ending Saturday, February
22d:
Flour, 25l hi,is Barley, 1000 bu; Wheat.
$500 bu; Corn. 5uo bu Malt, 22o sacks
Hides, 400 us: Lard, 5000 los Butter,
$50 lbs: Dressed hos.s, 45.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-26

FlLLIEG up.-L even new recruits
were sworn into the 10th, yesterday morning,
at Camp McClel an. The companies ale f,s.
filling NJ, and the regiment will probably 60
into service in the course Of two weeks at the
farihest. The oaioers and men are getting
very impatient.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-26
DISTRICT COURT.
FEBRUARY tenn.

HON. JOHNF. DILLON, Judge.
IRA n. GFvoap, Clerk.
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phoMPT AlD.-Elscwhere it will lie
seer that the ladies OF this city nade q very
prompt a,d efficient response TO tie call for
.ins, bania,es, etc. for cur wounded soldiers
large number worked hard ell day Sunday
,assto prepare the articles sent forward
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-26
r IL II ID L. q IL Il ~,

MILL. on TIE OPENING OF NAvIGA-
w tion, make regular DAILY TRlrS be-
tween the above named and intermediate points,
connecting with the various Railroads, at Daven.
port, Rock Island, Clinton, Fulton City, GaIcna
and Dubuque.
~ Passengers and Shippers can rely on this
arrangement continuing throushou the
ENTIRE SEASON..
For Freight or Passage, apply on board, or to
X. X. PKETTYMAN, Agent
January l6, lS62-4m
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-26

FAILED.-Thc cutlrc Chicago and
Eastein mai faileG TO arrive yesterday morn
ius, f,r some reason unknown. Tie train
waited al Chicngo fifteen MINUTES after start
.ng time. and then came away and left the
bags behind. Mistakes will happen, you know.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-04-10

Wade Samu.! w, Hiawatha Lots 104
60 10 159 1872 l2c SO 20 IL 40 ~ IS
hf II Oregon St. lsS 6 1876 Ds 81
10 Utah st. 10 81 104 IS $50 Possar
watomie St. IS ll3 90 81 IS lat lows
St. ISL 149 1913 IS 9 Delaware St.
1872 lit 80 Is l 8 IA 134 Kickapoo St.
1862 81 80 IS so Miami st. IA "a 81
lag Shawnee Street.
Lots in Observation-Disclosures Owners.
Miami St.-Lots 8 IL IS 20 "a 50 A.
46 81 SO 60 60 72 "a 1902 106 l24 100
l3i 1876 1875 IA I4S I55 1853 l62 I64
1913 ITO.
Shawnee St.-Lots Is SO 81 Al 81 IS
Ill lI3 1919 1875 1879 I6I i67 IT'S 4 6 "a
26 % SO 80 "a SO 4S 60 81 "a 80 SO %
40 I22 I24 I28 1874 1876 l40 l56 1862
ia I76.
Delaware St-Lots 5 Is II q 20 81 81
As 40 81 SIS 1I3 I3I I4I I43 TAT I67 I65'
I67 I73 IT'S % 80 "a SO 40 As 4S 81
100 I24 $50 I56 I6O I66 I72 IS 81 50
70 81 I03 los 66 SO 81 IOs ITO.
Oregon St.-Lots 5 7 43 81 IS So lis
III I2I I2S 1873 TAT I6I It's 6 II % "a
% 80 80 81 SO ia 1Ie I24 1874 $50 100
1853 81 IG9 IO6.
Utah St.--Lots 7 II % 81 Al 40 I03
III 1913 100 I45 I6I 1853 I65 I73 ITS I
u 30 80 GA ia rs 1876 $50 ITO I76
SO IO7 100 IO4 ITO liz 80 "a.
Kickapoo St.-Lo,s 63 81 81 IS los
I2I I49 ISL 1853 I55 I59 IT'S 8 80 81 80
so So Sc So 60 66 70 80 "a l46 I48 $50
I52 I54 I62.
Pottawatomie St.-Lots l 81 % Is 81
So 65 81 IS 81 SO IS los Ill 1I9 III
1913 I3I I47 I67 III 2 IA 26 AZ A 81 70
~ 90 "a I04 I08 1IS I26 1872 I40 I54 I76.
Iowa St.-Lots 5 70 II 81 % q 81
SO So 81 Al As 40 ST SO 63 81 81 l0l
100 III I31 AL Isl I55 I63 I7S.
The foregoing described lands and town
lots will, on Tuesday. the 9Th day Of
May. A. d. 1862. at the Court House.
in Hiawatha, be sold for the taxes due
thereon. or as much thereof a. may b
necessary to pay the same.
GEO. j. ENGLEHART.
County Treasures.
April 10, 1S62-4w.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-04-10

~ sevss tvsvs ssaeyavss fss swssvs bsieasyssx.
az eee0 eaeA- Lst sss bisrk sixiy-ssven; ii Eve
one flss bssvssaS 5osrs fss SIX swim
ynse; tssvs eighty; mise eleven thir.sen eighty.
one; eleven eishsy-six. = 1910 q I5I'eI''i
Lof' tso 'ix seventy eight eighty. - cts each
NOTICE il hereby given, that all the lands
and town lots described in the foregoing delin
quent tax list, or 90 much Of such tracts Of
land OF town lots Is may be Necessary for that
purpose, will, on the 6rst Tuesday Of Nay next.
ane the next succeeding days, be sold BY me.
At public auction, at the Trea.urer's Office, in
the town Of Seneca, for the taxes, penalty, aad
charges thereon. y
CHARLES 9. sCRAFFORD, q
April 10, l662-4r. Co. Treasurer. 2
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SENECA TOWN LOTS.
,,...., o~n.,,-rax Q cent, per Lot.

Ink
-. fan, eleven twelve ,hirteea fourteen In
or 80. lo,s one two three four sig eight nine ten eiev
., twelve threen fourteen in block two 'e's on h,s
i've seven nine ten eleven twelve ,ssn twelve
,h,re lots two four 1--WE six eight nine Ten e,e e ~;
,,.en lurlesu in block four; lots one two 'nsee nv
s..en ey,,t nine ten eleven twelve thirteen ioanee"
Eve; lots svo four 1--WE sn even o,. one three four
G. al; ..,.o ei,h, nine ten eleven twelve threen 'ou
teen In block seven; lots two three ioo! sA ,,..
49,. ,-.Iv. thirteen fourteen block eis' fots ohe
- 80. ~ eleven twelvs thrcen block n'ne. soss
tvo four six eight eleven twelve ,h'sse" - ,.tve
ten; oss three Eve seven sne ,.o three fbur
s -. nine ten eleven thireen in block twesei ios
one twn four sig eight nine ten t"sve t'Heea IVY ..v.
block thr:eo ic.. sss S .".s lire. s. nine thirteen
s,"s eN..,. ioss t,so f0m twelve IN p'orA -.
~, one ,h,ee eleven thirteen in block seventeen' 49,
go. A. block eieasesn; lots eleven ihireea :. 49,
:,..n. los twelve block twenty; lots three ni"e
hio-L twenty -oue; lots two -four twelve 49, 49,
10, nine block hnndred lots NJ Eve. ss ,h,s.
hpu.Fed ani two: lot ten nsocs "e"e'
~. ,es fu.r een block ninety .sne. TAX II een'
Lot block rnetesn "a. y h,oI
-. e. .;n. eleven block swsaty.foss - ~ IL IT,
s.ive tIsek s~rsnty-6re; isss.hvs Mise sn No. IN
.siz: lots two ten oocx nine; loss three
IT, ;Stcca Bieek thiy ot nine ssncs -, .ssS
Tn t,,.Ive hIock thiny.,hses: sos twelve e'oeA
o.. oae ssven ~. I'm. .,vrp block thiny
- 1890 sIeck skny-aias; has tws ten c.oes
,h.s n:es bseL =. =, s. s".,s Sieek siasy
lof eseyss 800 ire tbrseen block -
sss l.ss Seei l =, Lib s.ss.
t!se -. - tvo Soas twelve block sossy ~
a s,.,.. Bloch fory-si1; loss focr sig e. 'Ses'
ssan... soei %, ssea s siss .e.se el
ios two 81. b'osh 81 ID six len ,.ei,r Seel
sos Ia Ia, ssss eisvs thi.esa seea .,,s ~
scy ss :s e. .:s i. :,.'.. .:
e;s%' ~ ies two block ninety oeeI =. .S,,.,
'i. :.sE ,.. =. "a,
,6iress hhy.:...n; :. * 1--WE ssve
yea 'hnss. ,s,.s" si.s eleven ,s ssss
. :'ss s':. ... :...:.: - :.
.ysvss; isss, s,..; nis. .i.vsn .s.sssy
nlss s ~ ,",sssy se; siz sisy; e sSs,
: :: ..:i My
i "; e csse .sses-Lsst~s M VIEW '''-
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-04-10
Sherif's Sale.
Joseph A. Nixon
John Canterbury

NOTICE is hereby given. that vili s6sf
~ for sale, at public auction. at the door Of
April, A. D. 1863, the following described pr.
sonal property. to vii: one bay pony, two cows,
and six hogs; taken and offered for sale. b
virtue Of an execution issued from the District
Court of the Second Judicial District, sitting
within and for tho County of Doniphan, for The
trial Of causes arising under the laws Of satd
State, wherein Joseph A. NIXON Is PLAINTIFF And
John Canterbury il defendant, to satisfy th0
Judgment and costs in said cause.
Given under my hand. this lib day Of April,
A. D. 1864. w. d. BEELER.
Sheriff Of Doniphan County.
By T. G. CAA1D. Deputy Sheriff:
April 10, le@-3w. Prs fee, .
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-04-10


do north east =
Anderson Thomas hfnw ii
Barnett james north east "a l Is
Butler 2 p north I south Q II
do north half north east q - .
do south half south east ~ -
Barses John n wpsrtsw 80 8
Brown L D ssst half sw 4 2 16
Brown P B north part 5 49,
Bailey Osiss, Store heuss in Psdonis
Bowers Nshemishs1 ne 8 2 IL
Bunchfisld j q half nv 3 ~
Barley I,..c south vest 80 A =
| Benson Isaac w south east 81 2 IL
Baxter james A north west 2 3 Il
Burris Bssjsmin north west u 4 II
Burtwell Roxaua north east % -
Boston Eststs Of south east "a
ChspbslI Jssl A north wet 9 - !.
! Chandler j q soath Aalfne % -.
= =. : -.
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SHERIFFsS SALE.
The State Of Kansas
Wm. C. Neil,
@. L. 0ilIham,
John 8. Stoddard,
Al1>epH Hsed J.

NOTICE d hereby given. thas I sin -
IN for sale. as public auction. at The doos -
the Court House. in Troy, DonipAan Ce1el,
Kansas. % the 3okh day Of April. A. D. ~
at one o'clock. p n, Of that day. the follow.
ing described personal property. % vit: oos ~
pony. one bay horse. one iron safe; taken 81
offered for sale, BY virtue Of writ Of aisae6.
mens and order OF sale Issued from the Distsise
Court Of the Second Judicial Oisasics, sistiaG
within and for ths County -oe Doiphaa, sn1
State Of Kansas. fes ths trial u eassss aEiaiag
under the lass Of saA State, whefeis he 91aAa
of Kansas Il plaintiff, and Wm. {. Nea, y. +
Gillian. John 8. Stoddasd and Albert Heed
are defendants. ". D. BEELER,
-, ns Sheriff Of Doniphan County.
April 10, lee2-ay. Pre- fses 1s.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-04-10
DISSOLUTION.

THE co partnership heretofore esistise ~
L tween the undersigned, d this day diseeey.
ID BY mutual consent. H. T. SAyn b a3oso
authorized to use tho name OF the dru In li9ui
dation. c. D. I b. +. SAYRS.
White Cloud, October ~. 1861.
bought ont the istefess Of G. D
Ii Sayrs In che business heretofore sos6see-
ed By c. d. 4 81. r. 6syrs, vill soosinnseee
insss At he old stand, on . stricSly caeh 49,
80 - 80. H. =. sAHH
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-04-10
ATTACHMENT.
Before A. Taylor, J. P. Of Iowa Township.
Doniphan County, State of Ksnsas.
Jesse Horner
p I w;ll;s-s \
ATTACHMENT.

It appearing to the Justice. from the return Of
this writ in this cause, that the defendant can.
not be summoned, it is ordered BY the Justice.
that the plaintiff give notice to the defendant.
BY publication in some newspaper published In
Doniphan County. Kansas. that writ has been
issued against him. and his property attached
to satisfy the demand Of the plaintiff, and thas
unless the defendant, the said r. L. Williams,
appear before the said Justice, at his Office, In
the Township of Iowa, on the fourteenth day Of
May, A. d. 1862, Judgment will be rendered
against the said defendant, and his property
sold to pay the same and costs
A true copy Of the order.
A. TAYLOR. IL
April 10, ls62-3w. Pr's fee, -.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-24
AGRICULTURAL.
FARMERS. LOOK yoURINrIREsT
HARVEST or Isas.

Z AitNkttSs LtOh = " II ~ A4s&-oA .
HARVEST or 1872
Halnss' Illinois Harvester.
'lNhe Agent Of this celebra lei ma
Il chine has he ne sire Ofo1cflns % The farming
coz uaunity perf.et Machine. which j, undouttd
y the best harvssung Nfcs'ne n The world
HOME TESTIMONY.
N. GsogrH->ir have been using one q the
above named Harvester fcr the last TIRE years.
and an - vel pi-sset with it. Ina. ~oaid not
az 500 Tor - N ccrt not obtain smother % he
sane kind mt ~ sXpsrisncs. that there (. AZ
is.sr saslas 81 80 yer acre m he va, Of s>Sa.
approved respers ls.cs ~oua nvt my APP
proved reapers II fast 40 Il not let rs grain bt
cut 10 auy other ~sv. tfs~sss offered 20 Re putin
~ - s,NUEL NiLllGAs.
Nsar I've Hs4fs. W. ga. lSss.
endorse the aboss.
Ous year 40 ~s passsased one ofihe iiiois HAr-
se.,srs, aud uould 40 diso 'nse with he u'e Of
auy price W ulost caserfuliy endorse al hat
Mr.. Nlllg.n has said se~v-. about n med- q se-
curing grain. yOSffh Tim
Joan kANkIN.
1 not only endorse hat NJ Niigan says .bou,
~, plinis Earxes.rf. tut vii further sAy that
~oult ros '-te q 100 f1-,rv machine II could 70,
JAMES JACKSON.
We have used one * HAlnss Illinois Hirves,ers
Z 1arlax Re last sz3 $3.50 with entire usfact. 4
aat souid ssv 10 gur bro her farmers that We ~out
1 OF taks $500 for she one have. II could net
/ procaro another * tbs safe k.--- a1f We endorse
sl tbs. NJ. NlllsEn saysaboui 'hi. mods ofhsryrst
ing Th0s COOPER
PFTER LYO ).
Otter Crcckfovuship, Niso Co, Ind.
NJ 6soxEz-su- h--s Used ore o. .in.- n
..-f. Hs-ve.fers Tor toe l.s- 80 year, sud hav-
nd various Kinds q ne rcst spp owed reaper a
cher paiierns ard God b. clcse caicrla;icr that
caa --4o .rcut fso-tcirf- Of The expense by usirs
me ~ Il Harvester. wooic Tor take 1000 for
he enc ave Il osa.i 90. P'oca'e ano her Of he
/ same kind
Il az nos cost ia sossfban . rs,ts per sesr &c
fa~v,s. ~ whsat 70 pat NC ytars. taAlig iusc
eon.sis-aton the acts q so<l.s AId "a lng = Ii
srai1- J~~oh bho" y
TO- a5sv, named gsntieusa sre al rssd-ni- IN
or > iisf-sl hat w. ara within oe h.ur's Iiie q
I 81 rs Hsu.s -and ~oaid ~iiiiuziy give any inf5r-
rlail "a - sud utihts q tbs Harvester,
sh.f may &c asked.
a. addition - i. - a.n~,i aarvssts- have =
+ znod Coulburd R~ap~- a. 1o~sl iftc a. that
/ II warrUs oco sset ~nrs, q 4 Nh "a w.il sell
81 sioo o. iSsivs nsnalh. tine. o. exchange Ici
/ tsrsin O. good lrs-s
Ian el-0 snb Agcri f1r - us,iy eeie-raicd Buck
! ~ Combined H1speFssle M3Teis. said tu The
/ best IA rse TIA sHOy
"a IL fc-vt<1 All sucrouLting cents =
sSP;esse ca sad eeEain pa nIais' AID Z, n
/ 10 the hsrbfne.
Nss. Eat sic Public ssu,re. TER. E.sts
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