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The New York herald., 1862-04-16
IMPORTANT FROM BEAUFORT, n. C.
--~~~~~~~~~>~~~~-~S~>~~
Arrival Of the Steam Transport
Jersey Blue.
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INVESTMENT OF FORT MACON.
THE SPEEDY FALL OF THAT PLACE.
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soMB PARTICULARS OF ITS GARRISON.
Ha -'~~>~>>>~.~~~.4-
THE ARMAMENT OF THE FORT,
&c., &o.s %.


mo Omitted States transport 5ssy Bloc, epsas ,sas-
son, arrived yesterday morning ftn Nswbssn, vhssse
she sailed The llh md IRON atsSas llst on the 18th
There had been nothing new ., Nswbsrn.
Preparations were being made for the siege d J@t
Macon. by getting heavy guns into poaItion.'
Ihs bridge over the river Neuss had been nnshsd.
me transport Albany would sail fOv New Yorh on ~
ySth, with $50 rebel prisoners taken ~ Nswbsrn. -
The health Of the troops continued gocd and but fsw
eases Of fever and agde had been known.
hs transport Thomas Sparkle had just arrived ~ Hat
1sSas No new arrivals a. Newbern. f offia
The Jersey Blss has the following passsnssrs-
Rev. george s6Gs, Chaplain Of the Eleventh Ccnnscti
cut having in charge tho body Of Capt. Edwin Leo, who
fen a Nswberp, March IA Lieutenant A. shipman Of
the Eleventh Conneeticut, resigned; Captsin Francis
Lewis and Samuel Steele. prvats discharged; Romaso
Gage private furlougb, all Of the Eleventh. Connect
out; Rev. Horace James, Chaplain Twenty.hfth Massa
chuests In charge Of John Mayo, arm amputatsd and
Leonard D. Hadlsy, arm ampuated, returning homo on
surlough Of ninety days. Captain willard Clark of Com.
pany B, resigned; VIM. Il. Fairbanks, Daniel W. Eames,
and Charles Henry privates, on furough, al Of the
Twenty nth private George Lawrence Of
the Twentyourth Massachusetts, discharged Sergeauts
John Msserols and John Merke, or the Fifty third New
York, DEpineuil Zouaves furlough; private A. J.
Hosd Twenty third Massachusetts, with the horse Of
!, Lieutenant Colonel Mcrrt, who fell al Newborn.
The New York herald., 1862-04-16

II The corps ddrmee now oceup patton OF this depart.
may will at onoc be organized INTO three divisions "a
be oAnnanaed according 10 seniority Of rank follows
VIA
FirsffivisIon by Acting Major General Foster
eocond, division By Acting MAJOR General Ror O.
Third dk sion by Acting Major General Parko
~
By commanded Major General BtRNslpE
IfSIs EcuNoSS, Assistant hdiatapJ General
The New York herald., 1862-04-16

LhhpNM orlando Y. BcnI0u.
FEs, Lisutenant George ., kllsu, Company 7.
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TVRUS1IHD SALE -RAes.ea. :. -. -.
j 1sy q Sepseabss,A D., lSOO, Rbssssss ~
eacksas o., his vllaess.sS11se O..
9 y Des.as .seesa eIsvsa es.aAae Dscos 1o1sase,
dsssnAS = Ss,lsvs, 1o.eits L CaD os,Ss -.
y, lows, he nsssA kaK q tAe ssSth-eset -.
1T aaa the nostA-sooe 4uassee a - aoaeHscsse
quarter. al Of ssstiea tvsasy I've, townslip NJ.
- c.f r.: s. y :s:. - :. !. 8 k:s-
.s.s Ssa,ss 81 :ssio: .;sh:ss. .s. - sSs.s
aaudrsd sssth, range - vesi Ssh r. n. e 49,
county, lows, he west half ed the veet I'M ~
The noeth-east quaste,eu 10 seesioa twelve tov,.
:sip si6aey-ave sossh mage tvsnty-ax wsss StA
z. =. q nasnsSs ee.nsy, levs,.As sestA- ssss
sy.1vs, township s.vsn:y-.ieSS aeesh ssnse fo,,,.
TOO vest sth u. II sihosn eovn,y. ~ ..o.,K.
~ess ilssuon9 eaarssr Of section sleAseea.
.e.n'hip sishty.six :, negth, ssnes sAi,s,.
:rse ~ 81 r. 4. Os sepss) !.
wino:easo county. !ews. the sestA sass qsas.se
range twenty.six west 5th r. 4. Is Wesssss
county, loSs, De soatA wsstqsasse, of he soesA.
vest quarter Of section four, tovuship eish,v.si,
north range q vsee sth p. H., and the sosth Vet
quarter Of the ssstA-wsss q1astsr section iesr.
owosnip e,gnty-.evsn nosth, raags svsn,y-eisAt
west 9TH p. n. In Franklin ooansy, lowe. ~
sestn sastSaasssf q section o., tosasAip sisey-
tn'es north. range twenty, west Sth r. Il.
IN AGAR county, Iews, the south 80
| quarter q the north-vsst quarter Of ssesies
'wo' townsniR seventy -eevsn north, range thirty
We "s s IN :. T. In Mercer eosnsy, liisois. tie
.es. nail o. tAe nossA.sass qusrses Of section
tally-.wo, sown,hip Is north, rssgs one. vess. II
a ooss sosev. 1--WE, lots OK asd seven il ssesisa
1900, .cw' snip ss9nsy, range two east Lot sne
.eouon snsee, so.nseiP eighty, mage four, eost.
~ ~ s:vec .no e'sns 10 section thirteen, town.
:s'p e,s.v. ssnes ,. eeat, sad he sosth Nam Of
70 Io"e c.ss quess1 q section twsnsy.feus
""nsniP .'Bnty, range . east. And wheeeas, On
tne sane day snd yess. george Sargent, end
assy' nls wMe, e1eeesed enee 49, George !. G.
w., q 1rasseS, ewo certain Deeds Of Trust, co..
voy'ne 70 ala trustee the lands and tsoensate
describes = toiiows: 70 Hamilton oosnty lows.
east nsst o. the south east quarter Of section
.wen.y'n,ne, sownso,p elgoty'six north, renss
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GREAT CONSOLIDATED LINE
cincinnati l. Chicago Air Line
RAILROAD.

LOFTY NILES TIE SHORTEST ROUTE
L to Cincinnati, Injianaplis and Louisville.
Two express Tians leave West SIDE lnit De-
r5t. Chca 20, a. follows:
ASA NJ. tally. kept 'unday.
A. $40 ? NJ. tally, except Sa'urdsy.
Arrive ut i0:45 A NJ, and lt:45 Pm
Thr, I. n TO Cincinnati and IN ,irnspolis without
change Of cars
Elegant -leeping Cas- on Night Trains.
Time to Cincinnati, eleven ~ours.
Thr ugh tickets my b obt.ine a. the prnci pal
Raroa. Offices in the North West, and the Com
panv's )Hi.e, No lS3 Randolph street, under
,le Sher i. an House.
JOHN BRANDT, ! Gent supt.
C.E. FOLLETT, Gent Ticket Ag't
l.. y. II. MOOR :, Agt, Chicago.
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Michigan Central Rail Road.
GREAT GENITAL ROUTE
TO J.:sr Fork, .sfsr Eng and
N.d IT, f0ss Il ~.

~ AND AFTER SUNDAY NAY 5rH, 1852
~ trains leave the Great Ceut. al Cn.Gn Depot,
!.3t Of Lake street, as fooss:
"A " Day Exp - exec: lay arrives at
.)srrait a, "4o pm Suppression Bridge at $50 A "
Albany 3 80 = N, New York 9:@OPa, ,,uston ll:3o
Pm.
81 N Night Express Except Saturday, ar
rive Detsoit 1T 7:'o \ NJ. Suspension nringe
asa 2 NJ. Al any 500 A ", No" lork so
4 u, in.ton 2.SO PM
Cia,ian III t,alas. via n c tai!road, leave Chi
ca-p u. A VI mai. ualu 80 ? II Fast Express
I'VE IN Chicago at ST. A Fast Express, ana
-:!5 2 VI Night all Train.
ih- 40 + Il tran leaving Chicago runs through
90 in .innati without change Oh Oars or .ggage
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ll.iaeis Coatral Railroad.

tx~y AND AFTER SUNDAY. NOVEMBER
Sd. t,ains will leave from the Grand Ceatrai
EepOt, foot Of Lake and Soath water street;
through Express, I At $50 A M. arriving 1t
isi ', exc, SLndsysJ faro u 4:30 n.
~ This Train connects for Peoris, Alton, St.
Io,is, Memphis. New Orleans and Mobile.
.ccom nodation) At 400 N. for Cairo and Way
Train ) Sta,ions, arriving 1t Cairo -
Every day, s;45 N mex. dsv.
e~ This Trsin, on saturday.. will run only to
Tijuana Trains arrive q Chi,sgo 1t HOO
aul $50 M.
y Tick u and information, apply at the once
T. tao Greas Central Depot.
HYDE PARK AND WOOD LAWN.
Trains will leave Chicago: Leave Wood Lawn;
s.oAM Gas AM
o.s An 025AI
,9on N 1255PM
ia on SA5PM
s,nn pM 65OPM
W.R. ARTHUR. Cent Supt:
W.P. JOHNSON. Geo Passenger Agt. nosotf
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Arrival ao1 Departure o1 The 0aals.
Posfov1IcB At DAvsHPos1, IOWA.
Takes effect Monday. Xsy ss1. 1869. ct A. n.

EAsTnsx MArI--vis ARIRR -Closes q
o'clock n Closes q o'clock r n Way mall
closes Ct . 4. n: Wsy mall s,ivss q 6X o'clock
Z y Throaeh mail arrives q ~ Uelsek II
Through nail arrives ss * p 1-SsLdays s1-
espssd.
o'clock \; arrives ssSx s'sassA r y, 111AAys
excepted.
NoxrnssH NAlL--vis Lysas 1 CaoseeAs-
Clesss at q o'elsek 3 y ssyivesaee seloek Pm
SoGfnEeH nAlL-vls Steaa paekets-slsses q
oesock \ :ass.vss e'slesk n,
Nea1nHax 1Agl-via iDeWias q No4ueaOta-
Closes SusdeZ. Tuesday snA Thassday q o'ejssk
q. a!stvcs TsesdaSs 1hsm6ay 81 oasasday -
Sos,. Il. ioss,-v,. s,.. o...., ...-o...s
Aonday, Wedsssday ed Fsidsy q so'slssk i |
strives I.ssdsy, TAcssday - taesstay - =
EcU1s 10. lssas-vis Tipa..-o.sss n. sasx
ead Friday q - o'clock n arrives Tusaday -
Rosrs Ne. leSN-vis PuGAls- Ossss 5t.lay
q e'slsek 4 i arrives oetssdAy ass EdsNk
Rows No. lssto-vis Aasersa 1 w.,,..
!osks- C'o:es 1As:sday - - y a1si'tss 1IGs.
koc.s-CSss sp:s u !, ss,ssk / ns.,..a
lslivs1. sleesd q " s'sissk Z III g. - 3
eisa'es 2 = o. sDsA - oss1eg ~ ; u
- - 10 psi.slpai aasis - ieaos,a,v -
1ee4, ~ - ans = saaiel = - 49, StTS1
N = xil4 .es1pF, Sssls.l : = -
-. go = 6kl6il o.. !
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P,llsbarg. Fl. Wa'ne h Chicago
RAIL Il q A D.

P,llsbarg. Fl. Wa.no h Chicago
RAIL e q AD.
& s
VARS RUN FROM CHICAGO r. PITTsBURG
~ without change, connecting with the great
PENNSYL VAAH CENTRAL RAILROAD
Now York, Philadelphia, baltimore And Wash.
sgton city, and all the interior towns Of Penn
viva MIA, New Jersey, New York, Maryland. do.
Merchants by taking this route, will have the
.ovantage Of all the eastern markets at NO addi-
s0nal cost.
Baggage checked through.
Trains leave the Depst, Canal street, west eide,
hioago, daily on the arrival CT trains from the
sest aud North-west.
connecting at Crestline with Cleveland l. Lake
shore T. Il. to .Iunkjrk, buffalo, Niagara Falls
New York and Boston. and all tho interior
sowns OF New England, via New York Central
and New York b Erie Railroads Also South t.
Columbus, Janesyille, Newark, Mount Vernon,
Aseubenvillc and Wheeling, and interior town.
81 Ohio and Virginia.
The above trains connect At Forest with trains
= Mad River Road to springfield, Urbano, Day.
on and Cincinnati. AlsO with trains ut Lima for
Dayton and Cincinnati direct.
Fare % low - any other R outo.
Passengers bound cast will End this route both
pleasant and agreeable, passing through many ct
he largest and finest mites in the United States
Passengers arriving at Chicago gu any o: the
,oaas, viii find attentive cheek agents IT tho dc.
sots to reserve checks and convey baggage, free Of
barge 10 the Pittsburg and Chicago cars. Sleep
ng cars accompany each train.
Tickets for sale at all the principal ticket on
.. in the West, and at the Company's office, cor
.er Of Randolph and Dearborn streets, or at the
Jepot, W est side, Chicago.
ka particular to ask for tickets by Fort Wsype
DAN. W. BUSo,
Gsnl Western Passenger Agent, Chicago.
{. Il. MOORE, Com. ana Gent Ag't Chicago.
freight Of all kinds will be carried from Chica-
20 10 ali points East at all times, At low rates
~ any other Railroad route. sep2s-dti
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G'lena & Chicago Uaton R,ilroad.


a. n v .5slls:lji1I q = % s.:;e1l9@s!
~ AND AFTER Monday. NOVEMBER
~ i'h, 1861, Trains will leave Wells street De-
~ ealcago. as follows, sundays excepted
~ 80 AMI e:l5 M, tor Belvidere, Rockford,
freeT ut, Warren. Galena, Dunli,h, Dubuque
and ,nte mediate places.
Al {. 70 Mand ii.55 z N for Dixon, Polo Full.
ton. Cedar Kapds and intermediate points.
~ for Elgin, Belyiiere, Rockford and in
'ermed,st- points.
Al orGeueva and intermediate places.
Passengers tor Beloit and GAINESVILLE will take
The s:i5 A NJ train.
Passengers for Crystal Jake, McIienry, Rich
m"no GENEVA Lake and intermediate points, will
take the 4 p Il tram.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT CHICAGO
At $40 N and 4:lO A N, from Dunleith. Galsna,
rec sort, etc.
A. $40 and $50 A NJ, from Cedar Rapids
Fulton, D.xcn, etc.
At Halo A NJ from Fox River Valley.
~ 500 N, Geneva Accom- modstion.
SsN Sleeping Ca.s on Night Trains.
E Il. TALCUr {, Cent Sup't.
NJ. WHRELER. Gent Pass'gr As't. nv20tf
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M.y5th, 1862.

- REGULARLY EDUCATED AND LEGIT1-
ma o., qualified, ard hse sxperie'c'd in al
for Of disea SIS knowledge gu to indifponsi 10
IN the proper treatment Of the '. nereal diseases
in all its varial and complicated forms, and has
for years made tie treatment OF lrivate diseases
his business and study. Experience, the best
Of tea hers. has led him to perfect remedies
q once efficient, tafe, permanent and IN most
cases can be used without hind,anes to business
Particular attention given to old Sta 5ing cases,
such as we're formerly considered ineorsbie-
Syphilis in all forms, Gonoryh@a, l.eet 6tretuEes
Orchites, liabetes. Bladder ard Urinary Diseases.
Also the effects Of solitary habit, both ruinoas to
esdy and mind, and which produce some Of the
following effects: Blotchss, bodily v, ak..ess
constipation. ayersionfor and uneasiness in fema!e
society, unmanliness, dread Of future events, an
ally . complete prostraton Of the vital power, loss
Of memo ,, ringing in tho ears-csn DO fully r.
stored 70 health.
All letters, with stamp answered.
Dr. w. manufactures oil his medicine from the
purest drugs Tree from oil smell or taste. P.esss
call friendly talk and his opinion will cost you
nothing His treatment il the result Of l.ng ex-
perience and is commanding the confidence Of the
entire y ct. .ochargs will be uaue un.ess euro
is permanently effected. III. W. treats self abuse
with the most happy result.
Post Office box, 1924. Odics and Consultation
Rooms 1Si south Clark street, Chicago, Ill.
lan8-dAw1y
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sViOlic<.

THE CO-PARTNEKSHIP HERETOFORE
l existing between sue under ien,d. IN ~
Boo and Shoe bu>ine.s. under The name snd atvle
Of Jamison Murdoch. irshisd yAis.slve.i 81 i'm.
itstion. J. y Jsmis will coutinus the husinem
cd collect the debts Il the lsts Arw.
J W. JANlSON
assss-dlwl r. MURDOCH,
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Patent Sleeping & IS on Night Trains,
Ragy,g. ChecseA Thr4 Ugh.

TIROI- III TICKETS for sale in all principal
is !rold off in the Hest. at the General Fl e,
- 'er ii Luis AMI Dearbon streets, Gun Ter the
Tr''non: House Chicago ami at the Depot
X. n. RICE, GenI >up't.
W.SNITH. Western lass. Agent. jail
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RAILROADS.
N,.slsslootl.nd Missouri Rairsad.

M1SSlSl - !" ss $3.50
ALLIANCES A1RAa08a9N 2, 1883.
,, s;ss ~. By Micsgo eims. sAich . tssslss as~
-. ssss )ssesv tks~ Dsse~por sisss.
: <>r AND AFTER MONDAY. NAY s-z.
~ 1859. end antil further nosloe, passsngss
tsains Will issve Davsnpoet ~ follows'
TAD 4. =. Tor Victor and Washingtou.
reArxs ARRivs At DAvsxroEr ~ yoLL0ws.
$50 r. 4. from Victor and Warrington.
doroiug ua;us "ut Of Davsnport will make direct
csunections ~ Victor, Iowa city and Washing
t-, with the Western Stage Company stagss To-
NJ points W.st.
Trains from the Wet connect at DaveeHor
With trains Of the Chicago and Rsck ls.sd ksa'
/ x I'D for oil points East, North and Ssuth.
Passenger are reminded Of the neces.,y
y giving distinct directions ~ % the oeeunsuVc
Their Do. saxe. also % before 'akant
NOR ''"'' ~ ~ JOAN r. TRACY, Gsn1 sup't.
A KfxsALL, Asst Sup't.
davenport, May 81. ioe@-dtf -'H''
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chicago a. (ilssh lslau1 Ratlscs
SUMNER ARRA10ENHur. 1850.

0OAAAR AN a VI ~ - 4o0Hs
~ AND An sk MONDAY. NAY SRI. -
~ and until sastAss notice. trains eMl leave
sAvsnpcrt daily, Saodays sssspssd, - toalevs' /
Let mail train at... 1890 4. y.
% night express. ..... .....:..:...:.o .ss :. =.
fssias ssiivs 1t Davenport daily, Sundays a.
copied, - follows:
LIST night expeoss et. ...55O 4. -
I'd mali tr In At..... ....s.......... 30 % =. -
All trains over this routsars In direct ccnnsxtoo
ss Chleago With trains over both the Michigan
<outhsrn, Michigan Central, Htteburs, tost
wayns, and Chicago Railroad TO and from De.
+oit, Toledo. Columbus. Cleveland, Cincinnati,
'sttsburx, Dunkirt, Buffalo, NIAGARA Falls, Abs.
-, New York. Philadelphia, Baltimore and Wash.
,seson. Also At LaSalle With trains Of the lii.
coils Central Rosd-Nofth 70 Galens and South 70
- Louis and Cairo.
Passenger are reminded Of the necessity Of
owing distinct directions - TO the destination Of
their baggage also 70 procure tickess before TAX.
.ng their se.ts IN the cars, the conduct ~ col.
'set fares only to stations on the line Of the Chi.
saxo and Rock Island Railroad.
JOHN F. TRACY, Superintendent.
Davenport May 3, 1881. dtf
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INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.
3US & 367 RrOadWay.
CORNER OF FRANKLIN STREET.
NEW YORK..
THIS FIRST-~LASS nOUSF-THE MOST
i quiet. homel Ike and pleasant Ho,el in the
city offers superior inducements to those visit q
NEW York TO: business or pleasure. 1t is con-
trail in Its location, and kept on the
Europe Plan
ia connection with
TA y ora q 01oon.
where refreshme' IS can be had at AL hours. or
served in their own rooms. The charges are mod
crate. the rooms and their ATTENDANCE # the first
order--bsths aud all the modern conven ences at
t.ched. mhl3-3m
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Ghicago l. Northwestern Railway
1869 SPRING Observation-Disclosures.
fGA 3

Rockford. Beloit. Freeport. Galcna. Dunleit',
JA- ~.viIle NJ Olson, LaCro SO. Pairie dn Chen,
81. PAUL. Fond du Lac Oshko'h, " atertown
.crlin, and all points i'll WISCONSIN. Minnesota
Northern Illinois and Northern Iowa via. ChiesR"
sai North western Railway. Running through
pi,hout change Of cars t. Janesvill.,. Wstertown'
fond du &C and O.kosh. and connecting at Ia
Crosse and Appleton With U =. Vail Coaches and
s,esmers, afford,nk the d,rec, and expeditions
route to ell points 10 the NORTH end NOKTh-
WEST.
trains leave Oh .cago ~ fellows:
Day Express l2.2OPM
Wav Passengers $40 M
~ New I'd elegant sleeping cars are run nm
all Night Trains.
GEO L. DUNLAP, Sup't
EDs wIrr ROBINSON, Genr Ticket Ag't.
mh7-H
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EklE KAlLW AY.
3 ~

ERIE RAIL WAY.
q 4zEllll]fsl
Great Brad Gauge po"Ue Track and Telegraph
Roate, to
NEW FORK. BO,TJN
IND I'LL EASTERyr CITIES.
. arr, i-s the Great " s.s.r a-a North.
~ eseoPn nited tstes N alls.
EXPPESS TRAINS LEAVE DUNKIRK AND
r. uffAlo, daily. ON the arrival OF all trains on
the Lake Shore Railroad, making cose eonuec-
tlous with traibs II. n leveland, Chicago, Mil
wauAee, st Louis Burlington, Keokuk, st Paul,
Dubuque, Galena, Iowa City. &c the only cars
running through from the Lakes 70 New York
City
Baggage checked through. Fare always IS low
- by sny other r.ute.
Be particular and cnl. for tickets via Erie Rail-
road which are sold at all tho principal railroad
fices in tho " est.
This koad affords facilities for shipment Of
Freight, supes;o, to any other route.
AN EXPRESS TRAIN FOR FREIGHT
leaves New Yors daily. making close connections
through to oil poins W est and quicker time than
ever bet. re IN de on ny line.
For Freight rates. enquire of J G Oatmsn. 240
.road way Chas Thurman, 1913 broadway, n Y;
y Il + Archer, g8 south street, \ Y; J ) Dunlap,
Is state street, Boston Erie Railway Office, "a
'''>~ S''''; CaXs ssa n1xor Gent sup..
f. =. SPRINGER, We.tern Agent. Chicago, Iii.
a. BARRIER, agent, Burlington, Iowa.
Hpt-tt
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sasage, Bu'Iiag' on + quincy r. K
PASSENGER TRAINS LEAvEANDA ARRIVE
l. 1t Chicago rs follows:
Day Express. AN S3oPM
Night TO ....1':45P M 5.xOAM
endota Accommodt'n e:90PM lG.oOAM
~2l-sfi c. G. HAMMOND, Sup'.
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LEGAL

snsRU5TEES SALg.-Whereos. a - Oh
| DAY Of Nossns.e. = p. isse johs Rssiin
sxseutsd asto Asssil Csssas = tsusess, esstais
s.:s :, ; .s: Lev. = s F:';: :. =: =:
svsi,s rs. ,is sevssAip q. ssssss,.ssssstts.1
north ii saags No. one ~ east u he ssh r. \.
-soeosding 70 United NtAtse ssrvsy-ooasaiaipg
.ns hundred sa4 a!sy $500 Of l.ad. noreer lees.
.ixtsea. ti6,) tosnship No. seveaty-niss (1S.J
north Of sases NJ. swol sast q he 5sh r. ~.
commencing South of The nosih-sast conner thirty
tvo (37l rods Theses woes ei1tN eOl so1sj e1eoee
south thirteen aaA oss-thisa (lS1S) ssdsS tAses.
ons-ihird i3h rods = The pless d bsginsias.
coss.ininx ~. )eerss, nsss q leee3 vhteA ssin
convsyaees uas gade b the aid Je6a Rsslia tos
the purpose q securing sAs ~ sivs ssr-
.sin rrorissory notes a. re intsrs' -. sAssses
Ns. smb.r. 4. D., 1859, and peysSls ~ 10 lows |:
Big tor the sum Of six hsaafes dollars saoh, due
November lss, 1850, 1851. 1859, 1868, 1854 and
1875. AMI six other n0eoo for the Sum Of four
hsudrsd dollars eseh, tss Nay LIST, 1861, 1852,
lss3, 1854, 1865 sad 1855.
become duo and payable, and the said Jolu
Kavin h.,vtps failed - pay. the same, 1, Asstir
Coroin. Trustee - aforesaid, do hereby givs
this public notice, that b. virtue Of the Lowe'
whiok ism uesested By sa34 Died q Tfast, VIII
on - urday, The 9Th DAY Of July, A. D. 1867 =
the hour Of o'clock ID forenoon ofsaid day
At tho Court Houee dooe IN the city Of Davsnpos,
expose and offer foe sals, at Public Auctioe
the parcels Of land shove dsssribedS exssptinl
the north-esst quarter Of the northeast quarte
Of said section twelve (l2,) in township seventy
mise (70,) north Of range one Il east II the 5sl
r. M.-wn,ch WAS SOLD on. the eth day 81 Nov
ember. 1861 TO satisfy The nots due November lst
1861 tor $500, zee book ~. deeds Scott Co. rscords
or 90 mach thereof - shall b sucieot to satisf
and pay the amount Of said note, will
the interest thereon 70 the day Of sals
together with oil tho costs and expeases Ct
tendine said sale, costs Of this notice and Trps
tees fees.
Dated the Sd day Of May, 4. D., 1862.
AUSTIN CURDIN,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-16

SrArx or iowa, ADJuTAxr GENERALS OTslcBa
Desmoines, March "a. 1862.
Arrangeaslem q ssish Sl~amb 0asa
Capt W. A. W. Gait. Of the steamer Ad Hins
has made arrangements with this Department Il
convey ali sick wvuuded or di.abled, furloughed
and disch srged soldiers At one half fare
When it is considered that the fare includes sub
sistence, this Is q yer. gcne-oas arrangement.
It is hoped this Department will soon be able
to repor, further arrsnsements with other Steam
boat lines for the conveyance Of soldiers 1t re-
duced rste..
In order to prevent imposition on officers Of
Stcamb ats. who may be disposed to make - lib
eral arrangements as that above named, and In
order that soldiers may receive the benefits Of the
same officers are requested. In srsoting furloughs
or discharges motto the cause Of the furlough Or
di.charge At the bottom thereof, and sign the
same, Is these arrangements are made fos the ben.
eft Of the soldiers. The State has no psca iary
interest in the matter The soldiers Of the claae
referred to, pay their own fare.
Soldiers should present their furloughs or dis
charges for examination u the Offices Of Clerks Of
StsamLoats in order to procure tickets q b r.
duced rates. N. b. BAKER,
mh28l Adj't Gen1 Of Iowa.
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