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Dismissal from rI,e Ami.

rs "A . 6eneral Orders No. s7p from Gen
eral Aesaeis headquarters, We find the fol-
lowing dismissal for violating On impOr-
tAn6 military regulation: . i
I FII. F. J. jones, suiler 29Lh Ohio Vol
unteers, having taken advantage of his
Office to introduce an unauthorized person
into this army, is dismissed the service Of
the Omitted States, subject to the approval
Of the Secretary Of War, and will be st
once sent beyond the lines i
q The Provost Marshal General is charg-
sd with the execution Ofthis order, so far
as Il relates to the expulsion Of these men,
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Narrow Escape OF Beauresnrd.


-i'i's- A Morris Island letter to the New York
fHa Herald ssys that on the iih inst. one Of our
heaviest Parrots was aimed in the direc-
tiOa Of Fort Johnson, which we have not
s1llrl ahitbertO disturbed General TsIliaferrO,
.s.h4e who is in command Of, the enemys forces
on the island, had his Headquarters over
- = lL q there, and while the firing Wss going on
.e1e General Beaursgard was.a visitor at his
tent As The latter drove up q shell burst
immediatsly over his carriage, and hun
dfsd fFagments fell close to the vehicle.
.-EaI UnfOrtunstsly the rebel Chisftain was un-
harmed. rr-.
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a The Pittsburgh Daily Commercial" is
the Hfle Of new paper started in the
Smoky Cityi devoted especially to COM
mercial and financial matters. It's seleo-
tions Of miscellany are excellent, while
in Tie way Of news Il is fully. up to the
times. Success to the COMMERCIAL.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-15

sr We have just learned that Mr.. Pugh was
EEL seriously i'll the day appointed for him
e-H TO address the citizens ofthis place. His
health has been someWhat impaired BY a
most laborious canvass, into which he has
thrown all his energies Cleveland Plain
e li DedIer. tet sE
rs Il is stated NJ. Pugb has had several
somewhat serious indispositions recently.
ta-rr-- CiaeaRaG Commercial ga
ae So gentleman who saw him in Cincin-
nati day or two before his advertised ap-
KS pearsnce in Clevelsnd, informs us: He
4 "a us3 was seriously indisposed that day.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-15

Mammoth Elephant Hannibal, Tippo
Saib, the great Performing Elephant,
1 lions and Lionesses, pair Trained
Lions, Young Lion, native Of AmeTi-
ca, Cafir Lioness, South American
Tiger, BRAZILIAN Tiger, or Jaguar,
Black Tiger, pair Bengal LeoPards,
pair Senegal Leopards, African Pan
ther, only one IN America, Spotted
Hyena, North American Panther,
Silver Striped Hyena, only one in
America, Mammoth Performing Griz-
ely Bear, largest ons travelling, Grey
Wolf, Black Wolf, Prairie WOLF Bur
mese Sacred Cow, OF Zebu, finest in
America, African Zebu, most beauti-
ful ever exhibited, pair Roebucks, 3
African Gazellss, only ones IN Anner-
lea, African Ostrich, the only ono in
America, 3 3Llamas, Black Llama, Red
Llama, or Vicuna, White Alpaca,
pair OF Cashmere Sheep, only ones
travelling, pair Long-Eared Valley
Goats, only ones ever in America,
Assyrian Goat, pair japanese AIaskin
Swine and eight pigs, only ones in
America, pair Of Ichneumons, paiI
Ant-Eaters, pair Coatimondi, African
Crowned Crane, very rare, Black
Swan from River Nile, Egypt, very
rare, African Pelican, very large
South American Condor, only one
ever exhibited in The United States,
Bald Eagle, Sand Hill Crane, South
American Powees, pair Of Bohemian
Pheasants, pair Spanish hIacaws,
Silver Pheasants, very fine, 2 Chi
nese Golden Pheasants, the most
beautiful Birds living, 3 large White
Oocatoos. beautiful, 1 King Lori Aus
tralian Bird, 2 Tampico Parrots, !
Australian Coeatoo, I South Ameri-
can Green Parrot. pair Australian
Queen Parrots, 8 African Gray Par
rots, pair Rosa Cocatoos, 2 COcatrils,
2 King Loris, 2 Penanty Paroquets,
2 Rosellas, 9 African Salamander
Paroquets, Red Lori Gremsli, 70
Australian Shell Paroquefs, Q LoTs
Bud Paroquets, Whidah Birds. 9
Weaver Birds, 0 Quaker Birds, 9
Silver Beaks, Cut-throats, Z AYls
Duets, 2 Sangalena Finehes, O Wax
Bills, 9 Orange Cheek Finches, y
Canaries, 10 Guinea Pigs, pair Cana
dian Coons, u White, Black and
yellow Rabbits, Carrier Doves, Fan
Tail Pigeons, Apes, Baboons, Mon
keys, &c, without number. =.
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FOREIGN ARRIvAI,
CArE RAcE. september ]

CAPE RACE, September "A.
The Arabia, from Liverpool the 9th and
Queenstown the 9th, passed this point on
Sunday evening.
The London Globes Paris correspondent
says NJ. Cheyalier's pamphlet on Mexican
affairs is considered as heralding prompt
recognition Of the Southern COnfederacy
by Napoleon.
Cotton is generally easier with quota
tions unchanged.
Breadsluffs steady and wheat has an up
ward tendency.
Provisions quiet ard steady.
COnsOls 99g@934.
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CLEVELAND HOOP sKIRTCo.
~ And MANUFACTURERS OF
French anu German COrsets

141 Superior-St., under WeddeII House, and
also, I94 0nterio-sG
This Company, having opened Sales Rooms in this
0ty beg leave to call tho attention OF tho public
their own manufacture.
q, lst. We keep a LARGER STOCK than any whole
s4er in tie state.
3D. We max. greater variety Of Styles, SHAPES,
United States m :.
3D. The steel and all the material for Hoop Skirts
hOm the primitive state TO the salesrOor are under
our Own supervision and entire CONTROL consequently
customers can obtain skris from cur house without
paying second profit.
S-AlsO--tbe largest assortment Of Oorssts and
Spiral BUstle= constantly on hand
sarOn- Retail Department is IN charge Of coinpe-
tent Ladies. 80 = .
~ Merchants supplied cheap at wholesale.
FRANK B8OS., PrOprieuon8,
auGa l4I Superior and lq4 tlntario-SfE
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pRE5EKVE YUUK EY ESI8 ar
COLOMON's IMPROVED SPEC.
IL. ROElRMalNannL.

Practical and Scientific Optician keeps the largest
hsso Ftme nj o. Optical INSTRUMENTS in the city. Be
B patTOnisei, be has the confidence that his present
stock viii warrant continuance o. public faFors
al his spectacles Of the best quality Of crystal
glasses gro1nd under his Inspection In all cases
curing weakness, dizziness and imparting strength
for long reading and hne sowing. Artificial eyes in
serted without pain
Omce--I30 SnPeri0r-st., fTst door from the
entrance to the American Hosei, iufvg4
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local Iaa MATTERS.
TFrom Last EvenIr---Ed Edltlon.l

ESs &. is5;9S. 5s;o9S.pllgHs9 AARo1- 10y.
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The Richmond Whig of September 4th
q alludes 70 an article in the Mississippi an
which urged the nlassiag Of all the rebel ar
mics, and says that the policy for their ar
mics is, and has been from the inception
Of hostilities, to concentrate-to mass
their fOrces-and never fight except when
something substantial is to be gained.
President Davis seemed to realize this
great truth in his message to Congress
: just after the fall of Fort DonnelsOn. In
that message he said the Coufedsracy had
iuadssaken more than it was able to ae-
cOmPlIsh, and yet strange as it appears,
the policy Of the war was still unchanged
nflIiI The Whg says: aff IIlf
at is not yet too late, however, to aban-
don policy which actual trial has proved
mgls8 to be erroneous. We can yet mass our
armies, and draw wisdom from the exam
pie Of Washington, whose tactics worked
ont the great problem Of the first RsvOlu-
+s ton, When tooveqk 70 fight zoe can retreat,
and By hgUing all our forces N fV0 grand
F corps oar skiful Generals can SO HaqnouDre
1r. then as to tA'garf foe UastIg superior. The
1'e day Of defeat viii have passed away when
oar veteran armies are hurled in solid
iss masses against The foe u
II, 3. Payne will Never vote Tor VaIlau-
sA-tAa dIgham. t-
In the report Of the VermiIlion meeting
as published in Che Cincinnati Gazette, We
The following reference 10. the re-
marks Of Judge spalding. The last,
= sentence is important:
ebaE Judge sPslding asked iffmuch of the
blame Of this civil war might not be
charged upon ouF oursevrs in not having
s.a been more faithful 10 ouI country in times
past. Our best men had long since abjur-
ed politics and left the matter in the
hands Of mere hot house politicians. He
referred to the nomination Of Vsllandig-
sasBh ham as the work Of sympathizers with re-
bellion. Had Mr.. JeWett or H. B. Payne
been nominated, be could scarcely raise
his voice ageihst either Of them, because .
they were for the prosecution Of the war,
for the preservation of the Union. He
ff says Payne tolh him within three days
$40 ] that he might tell the people everywhere
and on all occasions that he would never
vote for Nallandigham"
gaI7 This was what any one, knowing Mr..
Payne would have supposed to be the case,
but tits gratifying to have the assurance
from his own lips that he viii not prOfane
the hume Of Democracy by casting vote
f.--1 for the exited traitor who has received the
sanction Of that party in Ohio.
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sUmMIT ALL RIG HT.
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nR. J. MOCONNELL's
EYE AND EAR INFIRNARY,
Established June; Isse.I

SFlOr-8t.
Bg-ArtiaoIal Eyes inserted that have the spDs-r,
anee and motion Of the natural eye ocfs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-15

Ben. Butler will take the stump in Penn
gylvAniA, IN . few days, for Governor Cur
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-15

Australian Bird Show,
Consisting of an immense number o.
Australian Birds OF every variety,
which our space here is not sufficient
to enumer1te.
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GOOD WORDS FROM GOOD MEN.
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During the Entertainment, Mons.
oDaYis, . the only successful rival Of 4,
THE GREAT VAN AllBURGH,
Will enter the Den Of Trained AMI
mails, and the Performing Ponies,
Monkeys, Elephants, Comic Horse
Darby, and the Educated Mule viii
be introduced.
The GORGEOUS PROBES
SION at 10 A. NJ, preceded by
the Golden ChariCA contain
ins-OTT0 HoRS's CoRSET Band
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The Only White Polar Ice Bear

In the United States. It eaptnred floating sland
Ice hundred miles after despeTa resist
aace 1t is the nest oEe s1 hibited I'm America
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Extraordinary Attraction just added
the grsat
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-15

Great Joy Of the inhabitants.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
IYEsTERDIT'S BIsPATOHRs.l ]

The Occupation Of Knoxville.
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THE ONLY LIVING GIRAFFE

On thi ntinent aud The fourth one ever mVor cd The
difficulty oi sosiuing this rars Animal (four years IN
slant in rcs varied the hunting pIrty with
the capture OF this cny oue.) the bling almost
tiro' ard thu enOrm amounting To upwards
OF a2500l and extreme difficulty Of keeTing them
al chs climate makes Il almost certainty that
other will never be alive in this Country. -
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-17
Tae Perfection OF Mechanism
TEE MAGIC TINE OBSERVER,

RElNG HUNTING AND OPEN FACE. OR
- LApYs On 6fNrLtMAH's Nsrcn toagixFn
wirh ! s1FNf SELr-wISpiNG iMFaovEMFNr
TIE New York Illustrated news the leadin,
pictorial paper Of the United state IN it. sue
VI Jan ltih. 1868, on page III, voluntarily says,
We have beea shown "a most pleasing povrl.
~, Oh whish the HUBBARD fRos 81 thls eity
are the sole Importers. Ii IL called the MAGIC
IiAE obsEevkR, aid is n hunting and opsn-taee
watch cou.bned. THIS is one af tho pretti, =
mos. convenient, and decidedly the hest and
cheapest umepiece Tor sc eral and reliable use
ever offered. Il has within ii ana connected
with its machinery, its own winding attachment
rendering KEY entirely unnecessary 1hecase,
oil Tins watch are composed Of two metals. tho
outer one being fine 10 earat 70 d. l. has Inc
improved raby action lever movement, and !.
warranted an accurate epieoe"
Price. suporbly eograved. per case If n half
ao2en, sSO4 90. Sampc VA ches. in neat mo-
rocco boxes, Tor those proposing TO buy at whole
sat-, 80, sent by express. with bill pa gaLle on
delivery. .ddiefs must remit payment in ad
my. Adde'S
hu sbAkD bRoS. 4 ca SoiE lMroR1Rxs
aorrH Cox. NASSAU h joins SIS, Nav yo'r
jan l6-d6t
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-17
ORIGINAL NOTICE

VniolNAL NOTICE.
STATE OF IOWA,l
Sco1r County, So
Antonius c. Jamison rs. Traneott Thomas and
NINA Thomas, Fredalia Marti, ct al.
To said defendants
YOU ARE HkREBY NOTIFIED THAT
l there is now on file in the Office Of the CLERK
~ nis.rct Court Of Scott county, Iowa, Pc
t'tion OF Antoniu &c. Jamison, claiming of the
said defendant, Trangott Thomas, the tum Of ons
hundred and ffty-threo dollars, as money due
MIN on . certain promissory note executed bv
SAID Irangott Thomas on the first dav Of Nav
a. u. 1896, payable to the order Of Henry IL:
Jamison, for the sum Of ninety dollars hie on
the first day Of May, A. d. 1862, with interest
thereon at the rate Of ten per cent per snnum.
said petition also sets out three other notes for
the rum OF ninety dollars each, due respectively
May LIST, 1858, 1864 and 1865, and prays that the
cause be con tinued from term TO term until aid
notes fall due,
Said petition also prays for the foreclosure of \
certain mortgage on the following described
premises, situated in the county OF Scott. and
State of Iowa, to-wit. The east half of lot two
(2) in block twelve (12), in the city OF Dayen
port. executed by the said TT ngott Thomas on
Tho first day Of May, A. b. 1855, for the purpose
Of securing the payment Of the four above de-.
scrlbed promissory notes.
notified that no personal claim 10 made against
him in this action.
Now, unless you appear thereto and defend
be ore noon Of the second day of the next term
OF the said District Court, to be held On the
first Monday Of February, A. ID. 1868, default
wiil be entered against you and judgment and
decree DO rendered, IS prayed in said petition.
COOK 4 DkURY,
~ :. ,oo Attys. for pitt.
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CHATTANOOGA, Jan. "a.
from Washington.
WAsnINGrnN. ian. /.

WANIIIAtTON, jan. 10.
The Secretary of the Interior has sent
to Congress letter, accompan ylng let
tiers from Indian Commissioner Dole,
with recommendation for the distrbu
ton Of $500 900 nj once, among the
Indians OF Utah, based upon the fact
that many Of the sayages are becoming
restless and insubordinatc, believing the
Government has lost its power and abil-
iiy to protect them on the one hand and
keep them IN subsection on the other
lie also recommends two temporary,
special Agencies, one to the Chippewas
of Utah, the other to upper Missouri.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-17
s. E. BROWN,
Plaintiff g Attorney.

TO Catherine Robson, William Waters, GEORGE
Waters, Mary Emily Best, Ann Elisa Robson.
Samuel Robson, Jane Robson, Clara Robson.
Henry Clay Robson, and the Meth odist Episco.
pal Church Of Pleasant Valley:
VOU AND EACH OF You ARE HEREBY
L notified that the last Monday Of January.
A. d. 1868, has been 6xed for TIE final settlements
Of the accounts Of the Executors Of the last win
and testament 81 Jacob v Robson, late Of SCOTT
county, State Of Iowa. deceased, when you csn
appear and contest said accounts II you desire
to do.
R. LINDERMAN,
County Judge Of Scott Co., State Of Iowa.
December 81, ls62-Aw
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-17
state Of Iowa.

ApJgTAsr GgSERALs OFFICER
Davenport, Jan. {, 1858.
GENERAL ORDERS, NO. 10.
|. Tho companies and parts Of companies
raised for the I'D and al Iowa Infantry, with
tho exception Of two companies, are hereby con-
| solidatod and will form the basis of tho 7th Iowa
Cavalry,
II. The two companies reserved are destined
ono for the purpose Of completing the organization
OF the Gih Iowa Cavalry, and onc for tho l4,h
Iowa Infantry Tho line officers Of these compa-
MOS will remain in command Of their respective
companies.
III. The regimen'al officers Of tie 7th Iowa
Cavalry will be in part as follows Colonel, 8. W.
summers Lieutenant { oionei, q. A. O'Brien and
Major u. ii. Heath tho others will DO appointed
hereafter.
". All recruits enlisted for the AID Iowa In
faniry will at once rendezvous at Davenport. and
all for the 43d Iowa Infantry will report at once
at ottumwa for temporary rendezvous.
'. The camp Ut Ottumwa will be under com
mand OF Col. Summers, Of the 7th Iowa Cavalry.
VI. The regimen,al organizations of tho AID
and 4Si Iowa Infantry are hereby disbanied, ani
all commissions issued for said regimcntal organi-
cations are hersby revoked and NIL commission
in said regiments for Second Leutenants and
mastering officers under General Orders No. a.,
War Department, July 9Th, 1852, are hereby re-
voked.
BY order of Comma der- in Chief.
N. b. BAKER,
Junlo Adjt. Genl of Iowa.
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THE WAR IL E.V.DED
VICTORY Is WON.
WAGENER'S SEWING MACHINE.
Anew Invention!

First Premium Awarded for she Best
Sewing by Machine.
THIS MACHINE Is THE BEST FOR ALL
] family and manufacturing purposes, will make
coats, pants. shrtsqalt bed quilts and do oil 9th
or work in all fabrics. Its simplicity, durability,
efficiency and price challenge every other machine
IN use-Wheeler Wilson's, Grover 4 Bakers
|. NJ. Singer Cos not excepted.
All wishing to purchase good machine arc in
yled to examine this before purcb Asing elsewh
Warranted one year, with proper usage.
Pprcs, S40.-hsnMEK, s.. EXTRA.
~AaEN1D R's
BASTER AND BINDER,
BASTER AND BINDER,
BASTER AND BINDER,
EVERY LADY OR GENTLEMAN
EVERY LADY OR GENTLEMAN
EVERY LADY OR GENTLEMAN
WISHING TO SAVE LABOR
WISHING TO SAVE LABOR
WISHING TO SAVE LABOR
Will not do without this Attachment
Will not do without this attachment
Will not do without this Attachment
Will not do without this Attachment.
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State Of Iowa.
ADJuTANr GKNKRAL's OrPIi
Davenport. Jan. Ii. lss3
N. Is. BAKER,
Adj.. Genl of Iowa.

ADJuTANr GENERALS OrPIcE,l
Davenport, Jan. IL, l5e3.
General Orders No. III.
|. The attention Of recruiting officers 10 again
called to General Orders of War Dc, artment No.
20, July 8, 1862. Where companies are being
raised, one person must BIO commissioned as a Fad
Lieutenant and mustered into United States SER
yicc unde said orders, and all PR ceodings 10 rea-
ti0n to recruits must be in accordance with said
or iefs.
H. Trplieato enlistment blanks will be fur
nished from this Office TO such End Lieute nant.
and he must follow implicitly the directions con-
iainod in said General Orders of War Depart
ment relating 10 triplica,e enlistments and for
warding the samc 10 this department, and send
ing recruits to tho general rendezvous c f regi-
ment. In some cases ii may be inexpedient aud
extremely incopvenicnt to send in recruits as of.
ten ms il required. but If that is the case, tho
said Ind Lieutenant must at the time al forward
ing the recruits give y sufficient reason for tho
delay.
Ill. In preparing the enlistment papers said
mi Lieutenant will see that tho blanks are CON-
pleiely filed aud lhst the consent OF the parents
VI paitHN, VI kuuIuiHH, gwen LOT I'LL recruits
between the ages q IS and Il, and no person will
be recruited under the aye of Is or ever 45whois
unfit Tor the service by reason Of disability and
in case this order is violated nil expenses e such
recruit for subsistence, transportation, &c will
be charged against the officer recruiting such
person.
II. As il is believed that there have been in
stances in wish cxorbitant and unjust subsist-
enee billie have been presented for approval, that
part Of section II OF these General Orders which
relates to general regmental rendezvous mus, be
complied with in order to entiie any person to
compensation fer subsistence.
Y. These general orders will be enforced In
relation to the s,h Iowa Cavalry and all other
organizations now being competed.
BY oIdeI .: Commsnderin-C Chief.
n. b. BAKER,
jan l6-dlt Ai'jt Conf Of Iowa.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-17
EXECUTORS SALE.
To ,ohom Il may ooncer~.

10 oHOH u M0y c0hcefN.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT WE.
and testament of Jacob v. Robson. late ~ Scott
county, state OF Iowa, deceased, shall, on We'd.
nesday, the gath day Of December, A. d, 1888.
at the Court House door. in the city Of Davenport
county and ate aforesaid, offer for sae q, on Bile
auction, to the highest bidder for cash, TIE fol-.
to-wit The North East quarter Of H.. sa.e'
East quarter Of Section three OH. .; 0.h;n
seventy eight l7s) North of Rap /. eo,. ~MnsEn.p
Of the 9Th = N. Said sale r. take pisos = I The
hour Of o'clock T. n. Of said dsv. p'"'' - 'ne
nNpnL J. HYDE
q. MASON, Erecuto,a
JOHNB. robson,
Dec. B, ls62.3w
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mississippi and Missouri Railroad.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT, 1862.
zssiss rsm By Chicago time, wlicA 10 t.ss,,, sis.
ssss faster than Davenport time.
0N AND AFTER MONDAY, NOV. a4rn
~ 1902, and until further notice, passsnse o.
trains will leave Davenport - follows:
10 A. \. for Brooklyn and Washington.
3l6 P. n. for Iowa City.
fRAiSs ARRIvs AT DAVENPORT AZ voLLova,
6.55 P. \. from Brooklyn and Washington.
IL 35f.H. from Iowa City.
iorning trains out of Davenport will make d,r.ct
connections at Brooklyn, Iowa city and Washins.
~ with tho Western Stage Com any' sta ges 10,
sl points West.
Trains from the West connect II Davenport
with trains Of tho Chicago and Rock Island Kali
Road for all points East, North and South,
Passengers are reminded of the neceesitv al
giving distinct directions ~ to the estimation OF
lhe,- taegave .'s" to prosuratiok~t hAfose taking
Non seats q $40 Gals.
JOHN ?. TRACY, Gent Sup't.
A. kIMBALL, Asst Sup't.
Davenport, November 70. lS62.-dtf
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Nov. 10. 1879.
y Scn,r' In the District Court.

County OF Scoir, ~ INC O'S'fic1 Sourt.
Austin Corbin ~. Joseph Lambrite, e. al!
To Norton, Jewett 4 Busby, Taunton bank, Phin.
cas- M.Iwin. 8. s. Davis d. Co., Peter Flynn.
James X. Mills, John c. Drew, Richard K. All,
len, Hazen w. Moore, Walter Burgoyne. Robert
l'uvgoyne, samuel X. Dimock, Erastus Ripley.
J.P u Tallman and William Mclean, surv,y.
ors OF Tsiimsn, Powers Mclean, Bruce 4 Cook.
Michael shannon, Jacob W. skinkls, Trustees
Ct Iowa College, and James X. Mills L Co.
You ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT
there IL now on Gle in the Office of the Clerk
Of the District Court Of said cou IT, petition and
supplemental petition Of Austin Corbin, claiming
of you the title to and possession of lot No. eight
Davenport, and that the title TO the same NAV
be quieied in him and unless You appear there
to and defend, on or before noon Of the ID dsy OF
the next tern OF said Court, to be holden on the
LIST Monday of February, A. ID. 1853, default will
be entered against you and judgment rendered
thereon for the relief herein claimed, with in
.ercst and costs.
Sc. BROWN,
dec 4-Aw Plaintiff g Attorney.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-17
skating Accident.


BlNGnAMProN, n. v, Jan. rs.
ltappears tina, the accident reported a
few days since, AS having occurred at
llarpcrsvlllc, by which number Of per
sons lost their lives bv ice breaking away,
IS probably incorrect. The Gresncv
lmertca" SAYS that on Friday last, as the
scholars OF a school, two miles south Of
iiaueNboro, Pa, were on tho mill pond,
the ice gave way, and 81 out OF 3S
were drowned.