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PubliCztfOu Notices.
Dvlos N. BaFnes,sp plaintiff, zAA77

Mortimer Asher. defendant J Ie1 06gEeL
Ia District Court, Fifth Judicial District, sitting
within and for Lyon county, State of Kansas.
MORTIMER ASHER, of the State of Mis-
WI souri,, will take notice that Delos N. Barnes
plaintiff, did, on the 18th day of March, A. d.
1863 file his petition In the Clerk office of the
said Court, against said defendant. setting forth
that said defendant gave his note for $Ie3, on
the 18th day of June, A. D. 1860. due twelve
months after date, with interest at the rate Of
twenty per eensEpe annum; also, said defendant
gave his mortgage on the northeast quarter of
section number tWenty-eight, in township num-
Der twenty-five, of range number six, situated in
the county of Butler and State Of Kansas; 70 Sc
cure said note. And ssid plaintiff claims judg-
inert said note and the foreclosure of sid mort
gage. and that said lands be decreed to be sold TO
pay said Indebtedness, and such other relief as
the Court may deem just and proper Said
defendant, Mortimer Asher, is notified that he is
required to plead answer or demu: unto said Pc
tition or before the 18th day of September, A.
D. 1863. - =
Dated July 18th, 1868. .s.....5
DELOS N. BARNES.
By his Attorneys, SrINsoN q Ravens and s. N.
Attest: P. H. Hum. Clerk. ra $40 1890
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In New York. on the 18th, gold COM
manded only 25l, This shows how the
wind blows.Y At one time last winter it was
aslbigh as rs. So much for the late great
victories. Cotton and wooden fabrics must
come down with a crash. How are specu-
lators in gold now? 70
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Read the advertisement of the Leaven-
worth Times, in another column AS we
have said before. ifyod want reliable pa
par, subscribe for the Times. Il is attain
ing positioninl this State of which it may
web be proud, and is growing in favor
daily.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-07-25

A Western armY-an army collected along the
banks of the Yississippi-have done the fighting
and conquered all the strongholds along the rive
er- Missouri RepublicaR.
That is not correct. Eastern troops uu-
der Massachusetts General eapIoref Nes
Orleans and EASTERN troops under another
Massachusetts, General have just reduced
aud captured Port Hudson. Our Western
troops have ample glory aud renown in
what they nave done. without disparaging
eFeSeElookiqg the gallant, achievements of
our Eastern brethren = RoNsas LEty sIoxY-
Hak 49, $3.50 rs.-s-n 81
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!. IATEsE FROM FoRr. .HALLEck.

sec div -ss- ,--f y5.zys15 81 -zs-s,..
,5yJRstss we were going 70 press We received
aletter, dated Fort Halleck, July stbs from
r. P. Murdoch, in which he tells as that
he.Utahs are becoming very Troublesome,
stealing horses, eteallf for which, they att
tempted .chagbsipg them5 but with i'll suey
cess: the Indians after 6ri6g q FEN rounds.
killing one of our best men and wOunding
8sseCal sOtheiss reiterated. to the timber.
reinforcement of fys companies was
expected in few days; when received, they
expected 20 attack the Utahs' village which
consisted ofabouts 6ftsen buu8red WarFioEs.
and wipe then, out.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-07-25

Topeka is about taking measures to bridge
the Ksw at that place, at an estimated
cost of 1906 Lawrence is progressing
finely with the building of hers. Wyan-
dotte has one already. Who says we have
need of Bridge Bill?"
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-07-25

Wyandotte holds an agricultural fair this
ialleo7Iyon county should be moving in
the matter Of a fair, at once. Never was
therea better prospect for plenty Of material
for one, than now. .h-- Pa
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Publication Notice.
Jonathan wslker plf..)


JIM Foster. def. 5ag.mrai 2
FOSTER Of the State Of Illinois, will
- take notice that Jonathan Walker did, on
the 18Th day If July. A. D. 1863 file his petition
in the District Court OF the Fifth Judicial Dis
trict of the State of Kansas, within and for Lyon
county, against the said J. II. Foster, setting
forth that the said j. II Foster gave q mortgage
TO the said Jonathan Walker on the southwest
quarter Of the southwest quarter of section TWEEN
ty-twO (22l. IN township eighteen s(lS), range
eleven. situated In said county of Lyon to secure
the payment Of one hundred and twenty FIVE dol
lars (SI25), according eersain note referred TO
IN said mortgage, dated duly 30h. 1860, due
thirty days after date with interest at the rate OF
two dollars per month. The sAid Jonathan Walker
claims the further Of thirty dollars as attor-
neys' fees for foreclosure. The said j. II Poster
is further notified that he is required to appear
and demur to or answer the said petition on or
before IN E ID day of October, 4. d. 500, or the
same will be taken confessed, and Judgment
rendered accordingly.
Dated July Goth, 1853
JONATHAN WALKER.
By WkTsoS 4 GlLcHAIsr, HE Attorneys.
s57s5el $3.50
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Publication No ice.
Gorge Burt, Plaintiff,

VS. IGal8 : ed ga 1EEIgE :. 2
Peter Beabout, DefendantN iz bf.orq -
In District Court within add for the County Of
Lyon, State of Kansas. -IeTaE
DETER BEA BOUT, said defendant, in parts
Il unknown. will take notice that sad plaintiff
did, on thelSth day of April, a. d, 1863. file his
petition IN said cOur, against the said defen daHt
setting forth that e,sad defendant gave his note
for $240, on July 4th, A. D. 1859, due one year
from date, and interest thereafter, at the rate Of
four per cent per month; and also, defendant gave
his mortgage on the southwest quarter of Section
25, Township Is, Range IL in said county, to se-
cure said note, and claiming j udgne uE ON said
note, and the foreclosure of said mortgage; asking
hat said lands be sold to pay said indebtedness,
and attorneys fees of $50 for foreclosure The
said defendant Peter Beabout, is notified that he
is required to plead, answer or demuF unto said
petition, or before the 22d day of August a. D.
1863 .sS<tedald 0se8isar g. #
Dated April goth, 1853. EeaHefol roga1s
By Ris Attorhe 81 Smith 4 Montgomery.
1890 $1,000 -qsf-1- ~, l-~sT<r =. a.,
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1t probable that the State fair win be
held in Leavenworth. Gen. John c. Ere,
mont is expected to deliver the address. -
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1t is now said that Kansas is to raise
2.2O0' men by the draft, unless volunteers
come forward to that number. Don't be-
I:eve it. s5ss s1..5og-sirics Ell, 10 za.3.rs sdT
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-07-25

Morgan's force..in attempting to get out
Of Ohio, has been nearly all captured.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-07-25

Thousands of Mormons are en- route for
Utah. the le7eei atist. TO- is covered with
hem every day. ar .T
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-07-25

Wagner was taken, and that great land
and naval attack on Charleston was to take
place on last Saturday, the 18th. So
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-07-25

Among the latest rum0rs is one that Fort
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-07-25
Administrator,a Entfea- !.

NOTICE is hereby given, that letters Of adj.
~ ministration upon the estate of AARON
me by The County Probate Court S ses 20
date the ninth day of June eighteen h,n.
dred aud sixty-three. All persons having claims
against said estate are required to exhibit them
10 me Tor allowaRee Withins one year from
the date OF said letters or they may be precuded
from any benefit Of such eststes s1 said claims
De not exhibited within three yearp from the date
OF said letters they viii be forever barred.
JAMES d. GILCHRIST. 8
Adninistrator q Aaron 1ilsa. aieala,se
Juns l3. 1858 - ~
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graph news since last Monday night.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-07-25

Report of Receipts and Expenditures, Lyon
County, kansas, from July sth, 1862, to
July 18th, 1868.
Total amt of bills presented to Board of
County Commissioners for allowance, E
July LIST, 1862, to July 9th, 1868, $4,296 40
Total amt. allowed and orders issued 4,l90.6O
Amt. Board refused to allow on dif'nt bills, $3.50
july s. Total amt. ofexpen ditures tinolud- '.'a
ing cost of collecting tax), 5000 10
julie Al tH t. of rects since July 1852, 4907 %
1 over and above receipts, ll468
Lyon County Kansas, "
1864 DIR. safsi 49,
July g. To total amt orders ssud to date 10 1852 80
To total amt. interest allowed on
orders ca ncelleds A 722l0
To total amt. Madison county or
ders, rec eiYed and cancelled,s TIA I6
,5sgsss 49, 49,, 80 l.He r.s l7.8486l
To amt. of Indebtedness overand
above tax due, a tH.2 LID 08
CIR. ..r-.
Jul. 6. By amtorders canceld (Lyon Coz IA 58987
By amt. Madison county tax col
lected for 1860. n ..-y 442 AZ
By amt. tax due for l960-61-62, l675.24
l67O7 SO
JUN 6. Total amt. Lyon county orders .5,aI
issued, and interest allowed, 17,07445|
Ditto, cancelled, l4,589 81
laaa Total amt. Lyon county orders
outstanding not known, 2,484 So
Total amt. tax due Lyon county, j675 "a
809 81
Total amt Madison county orders a.
received and cancel'd, over and
above collected, 33174
F. -ga III eEgrr - AL %
Tax supposed to be due from l2-
-7S' 81 mile "trip, a. ar. 10000
94l O51
o.''e BY ORDER OF THE BOARD
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EMPoRIA, KANSAS.

The telegraph wires have been down for
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-07-25

The St. Joseph Herald notices the ARR.
vsI of soma forty or 6Ity bales of cotton from
Utahs at that place few days since. More
than two hundred bales have been forwarded
from King Bfig6sm's domisions einos lsst
fall. e
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REPORT OF THE COUNTY TREAS
URER FOR 1865. -

1852 zzs-zszs4a<z DEBIT
Oct. 6, To balance delinquent, 1s6O-6l, as
1853.
Julye. To amt of costs and int. received, IL
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-07-25

aYeu can say to our farmers that they are
ahead Of anything have seen. in corn oats
and potatoes, They beat us On. wheat,
thoagho up this way, s1otoa saas baa v--
T. Lawrence is the muddiestplace Lever saw.
But enough. l-za-sas lszasf aEDl9oz@
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-02-11
EXCITEMENT AT WINCHESTER.

correspondence Of the Philadelphia Inquirer
WINCHESTER, Va, Feb. 7th.-Ihe town OF
Winchester. this evening, was thrown into
great CONSERVATION. Lieutenant Burkhardt
of General Closelet's Staff, passed down Main
street, on horseback, in great haste, nearly
breavhless, and anounced-'' the stage and pas
sengers are captured by the bushwhackers
have barely escaped was passenger IN the
STAGE and passed directly on to the head
quarters Of General Milroy
Preparations we're Immediately made Tor q
recapturc, and in an hours time tive compan"
les (Company D, L and Il OF the Ihlrteenth
Pennsylvania Cavalry; Company X, First glr-
ginia Cavalry, and one conE any OF the New
York Cavalry were in the saddle and dlstll~
buted upon the different roads.
About 0 cock this morning the stage was
brought in without horses, and trunk with
out it's contents; since which the horses have
been recaptured, Captain Dietrich retaken,
with Mr. Keyser (the driver) and all the pas
sengers, among whom were two two LADIES'
portion Of the harness was found IN the helds
near Berrysvllle.
The assaiiants consisted Of seven bushwi1aek~
ers, under the charge of Sergeant Major Inn,
berkake. Two Of his men have been taken
prisoners and one killed
John C. Zeller, the agent Of the line, mas
made preparation to continue running the hue'
Nithouta day interruption. j,
It is generally conceded that the bushWhack-
ers were on the look out tor the Paymastel do
# was ru,nored he was coming from Martins
burg On that day
We almost always receive the National IN
telligonceg, by mail, now one, day after date
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-02-11

FROM WASHINGTON.
atchea TO the Philadelphia Inquirer


WASHINGTON, FEB. lO-Since General
Burnside has been here, he again rendered his
services to the War Department. and stated to
the Secl etary that he would not retain his
commission unless he was assigned to com.
maud. He said he had confidence in General
Hooker's ability and intention to take Rich
nlond, and offered to take command of his
old corps under Central Hooker, if the De-
partment thought it best tor the interests Of the
country.
He considers the forces of the Confederates
much weakened by desertion, sickness and
their reinforcing other points; and that the
forces under Hooker are ample for the purpose,
and he entertaias no doubts OF his success, if
he can only secure the confidence Of his officers,
and is allowed the privilege Of wedding out the
weak, cuwardly and treacherous officers: and
by rigid discipline, reforming the entire morale
of the army. The Department have, however,
concluded to give him the command of most
important department South, and as soon as
the proper steps are taken wewlll announce his
destination.
It is stated in diplomatic circles that cores
pondence has been going on for some time be-
tween Secretary Seward and the French Gov
ernment, looking to mediation or arbitration.-
With view of ascertaining this fact, Senator
Foster, to-day, after conference with number
Of Senators, introduced the following
Resolved, That the President be requested
if not incom patible with the public interests: to
Law before the Senate any correspondence which
has taken place between this Government and
France. on the subject of mediation, arbitration,
or other measures looking to a termination ct
the existing civil war.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-02-11

Bakers detectives seized in Georgetown:
Yesterday, at the house Of Mr.. John Crum-
broueh, twelve hundred ounces of qunlne,
thirty pounds Of opium, twenty-five pounds OF
,nornhine. and twenty-one pounds OF nitrate
Of silver, said to have been procured by l. j.
Brooke. for the purpose Of being carried to the
South
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-02-11

an order has just been issued from the WAR
Department in Washington, giving long list
Of names of officers who are absent without
leave, who have failed to report t.. their pro
Der Headquarters, &C., &c., and notifying them
that they will stand dismissed from the service
Of the United States, unless WITHIN ten days
from this date they appear before the commis-
sion in session IN Washington, OF which btig.
Gon Ricketts is President, and make satisfac-
1ci,v defence to the charges against them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-02-11

CONGRESS. The =. S. Senate, yesterua2'
passed the bill to reorganize the PostoL1e0 ~
nartment, A resolution was adopted cali,hs
On the President for the correspondence w.
tween the Government and that OF France IN
re)at;on to mediation. The consideration Of
the Currency bill was resumed and MI. ohei-
man spoke at length ia its support Il nunl,
Der Of amendments offered by the opponents ol
the bill were rejected. The House yesterday
continued the discussion i. relation to the ad-
mission as IN ember Of the House OF Mr. D.
T. Flanders, claiming to have been elected as
a representative from Louisiana. They adjourn
I'd without coming to vote.
It is said that number OF the Society OF
Friends, in North Carolina, have lett that
state. They held their yearly meeting as usual
and renewed their testimony against slavery
and slave labor. Some months ago, a COM
mttce of Friends presented memorial to the
State Convention and to the Confederate Con
gress of Richmond asking tor exemption from
military duty The committee report that
they we're respectfully treated IN Richmond,
but the object OF the memorial Was not even
tually attained, and Friends remained subject
to a tax, as the price Of exemption from the
CONSUMPTION act The meeting OF Friends, on
serious consideration decided that they could
not conscentiously pay this specific tax, 1t be-
inc imposed upon them on account OF their
principles.
A HOSPITAL INCIDENT. were lady
nurses i'll attendance on the patients, who toll
oved-let us believe, as | do, out Of some
hiuher motive than for the desire Of human
Draise-the example Of Miss Nightingale. |
lotered behind in the rooms, asking many
questions respecting the nationality OF the men:
in which the Sanitary Commission took no
interest, and [ was just turning into one near
one corner of the passage, when Wasstopped
loud smack A young Scotchn'an was
dividing his attention between basin OF
soup and demure young lady OF Philadelphia
who was feeding him with spoon, his only
arm being engaged in holding her round
the waist. in order 10 prevent her being aired.
! presume Miss Rachel, or Deborah, had a
pair OF very pretty blue eyes, but they flashed
yerv angrily from under her trim little cap at the
unwtted Intruder and then she SAID IN very
severest tones, 'WiIl you take your medicine
or not' Sandy smiled, ana pretended to be
very pen;tent. - My Diary, North and South
by &. W., Russell.
Gov. Peirnoint is in Washington, in consul
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-02-11

! Cairo dispatch February s. to the Chlca-
SO Tribune savs:- '"rhe lately reported attack
nnon tbe New Era by two thousand FIVE hun
1rcd Confaderates, and their threatening OF Is
land 30. 10, turns out to have been almost, if
not orite a hoax upon General Ashboth, per
ne1ra1ed BY accident OF design by the captain
Of the New Era
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-02-11

letter in the Philadel phia Inquirer says ::
During the early part Of last week the estab-
lishmcnt OF the suffer Of the Eighth New
York was captured at OccoQuan. The Con-
federatcs not only took his goods; but appro-
rrjated totheir use his horses and wagon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-02-11

Under the bill for re- organizing the Post Of
fee department, passed in the y. 5. Senate,
Yesterday, postnlasters whose con- pensation has
lean less than one thousand dollars a year are
70 be appointed by the Postmaster General,
apd others by the President Postmasters are
divided into classes, the first to have an annual
compensation not exceeding four thousand dol,
lars, nor less than three Thousand; the SECOND
class between two and three thousand COLLARS
~ tb;rd class thousand dollars, and so on to
The SMALLEST Offices The bill makes other rad
ical changes in the system.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-02-11


Gov. Peirpoint is in Washington, IN consul
ta,ion with the authorities there.
Gov VIM. Smith, it is said, has not yet ia
ken his seat in the Confederate Congress,
owing to the state of his wound.
The steamer North Star, from New Orleans
on the 30th ult., via Key West on the 4th inst.
arrived on Monday evening off Woodlands,
where she colided with the steamer Ella War
lev, crushing her boilers and causing her to
sink in twenty minutes The ]st Assistant
Engineer and three coal beavers were lost, and
it is SUI posed they were scaded to death. The
rest Of the crew and the passengers We're saved.
The Ella Marley had sailed on Sunday after
noon with her cargo and passengers for Ha-
vana.
Col. Neal Dow is at New Orleans expecting
a command. He is charged with stealing sill
yer ware, sugar, &C.: belonging to citizens OF
New York.
Gold, in New York, yesterday, l62 l62,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-02-11

For some tin1o there has been difficulty at
paint lookout Hospital, between Major
Brown. Of the Enfans Per1lus Regiment, con'-
maodant at the post, and Dr.. Wagner, the Snr-
onon in charge The convalescents SIDE with
The Surgeon. and the soldiers Oh guard are OF
cours. under the Majors orders. On tuesday
evening" squad Of Brown men, according to
nrivate letters from the Point, entered the
o{fce Of the Hazette, little paper published
),v the patients, and destroyed its contents
The next day the convaescents met together,
and resolved that Major Brown he reouleste,d
- retire. and that if he did not do 50 he shout
be- made to leave by way Of Chesapeake Bay
with 10 pIanks beneath him. A sqad OF con-
xalescents have armed themselves, and blood
she'd * apgrehesSed*
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-02-11

IoCAL,--Ihe Potomac and Chesapeake
Steamboat Company s1essrs. Rapley, stacA-
pole. and others, expect to put on the line be-
tween Washington and Alexandria, during the
coming week, another boat, called the Mary Z.
Rapley, which has been fitted out in Baltimore;
Captain StackpoIe will have charge Of her,
Capt. Robert griffin, aud Petit and Lucas,
sent to the Old Capitol prison Tor conveying
passengers from the Maryland shore without
passes, were released on Friday last. The CT
forts Of the military authorities, in the present
influx Of soldiers, to prevent, as far as possible,
the sgle of liquor among them, is much ap-o
proved Of by the citizens generally. -Prlces OF
provisions, Tor sale IL the market, increase DIAL
ly il some instances the prices demanded, are
sheer efforts at extorton-Those OF the tav-
ems, restaurants and eating houses still open,
are doing thriving business.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-14

DRAxAr1c RxAD1ros.-Not . large
bot . very seisse and hiehly appsssiatiss sa-
dissss visltsd Msseopslisaa Hall - Saturday
svssisg - enjey The plssssrs Of lissssisg 70
shatespsssiss rssdings By Dasisl r. Band
usss. Ne popular yosae 0senss artist. vAs
4 vipa,sg sssA favse 10 thSs eesstsy. Tha
.eleesieas vMs frsa Hs0lss, Othsllo. end
Meeehast q vsslss. asd Wses given 10 ssuly
artists style. The asdissss go greatly plsss'
q 80 vsss hsas higbly sasiaasd sisA ~
.wlngenia0onA
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-14
u 4 r n

o. Sunday nssaiae, Dsesobss lStA. q Ais
Ioes seet6eoee - Jssoe1 aaAts, HI. h. BATES.
a0sd - yeass.
FseseA tabss ylass ftsa Ais Aesss Ss-os0sv
q 10 o'slsek 4. \. The friends q Ne dsssaeed
sso Invited.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-14

SErsrsLr AeAIx.-N early = year age
osr fsisad @ K. Rssd. sftss stay ofa year
ed mere In or city. sosslsded - 50 ossk =
Pssssylvasia ssd there spssd he dsya We
sdossishsd hio agaisss he error q bic vsys
thea, bst BE nisd we made sp. aad % As
vess-isoily ssd basgsge, Ts day ~s we're
pisssassly surprised ss ssdsg hin bask sesis.
Hs rssssss With Bic family asd elect :" oaks
Dsvsspset bic hsoa Ssnsibla mss after oil.
THE gsisg away feom Davsspors dost pay.
Ne. B. ssa saai,y ere vsisens back long nay
they i've II this lssd cod b hsppy ssi sos-
teosed.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-14

PoLIoE.-A young man wearing the
saiforo Of the Uuasd States. Get extremely
~sll "sss up 90 The wrong alley al sslosa
o, Second stress ssd vas bresghs before
Squire Wheeler to-day and Aasd els and
aoe:o
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-14

II you want to make . present o.
j.wslry cell ssd zee Carrys stock Of gold
rises and psos-plsis o. sss With every vss'e.
y Of psssisss stones. He keeps The best
Seees on Brady above 81. west side.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-14

TnE place whore housekeepers shsuld
60 70 fnd their choice. frssh family groceries
Il o. c. r Burs's. 8. ". corner Of Brady sed
4.h -. He tatss especial pains - kssp sssb
goods ss.y - will give the most perfect sssis-
faction. Call end oxamiao.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-14

YApxRss The member Of the New
Eaglssd Sssisty viii meet st shs saiss st Ds'
visea / True this evening st7 o'clock. %
srsnsast some basipsss With reference . shs
canning NJ E. Festival.