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Taken Up.

Taken Up.
Came to the premises of the sub
scriber, 2 1-2 miles West of Findlay,
on, or about the middle OF Septem-
Der, white cow, with both ears red;
had on small copper bell which she
has since lost. She is large COW
and in pretty good order.
SAMUEL SITES.
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CINCINNATUS.
HOME.

Homs.
Nine Sergeants Of the 2lst arrived
Wednesday night from Chattanooga.
They are home for recruits.
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Lost.
A pair Of Spectacles. The finder
will be literally rewarded by return
ing them to II. PoRou.
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One Hundred Dollars Extra.

Remember that Findlay township
gives an extra bounty of one hundred
dollars for recruits. Fill mp the quo.
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pAlhs III pIis,
Lieut.. Col. Com d O 5Sth Bat. o. V. NJ

New Advertisements
See the new advertisements this
week:
Holiday Presents-S. ID. Frey.
Guardians Sale-Jesse Treece.
John b Horns Accounts. r.
Blackford.
Holiday Goods at Retail-I. Davis.
Clothing, Hats and Caps--Jacob
Schwab.
Boys Clothins-G. d d. Rosenthal.
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SO does PhotogrAnhing at Twining's Picture
Gallery. The subscriber begs cave to in.
form the people Of the state at Ohio, that he
has been fortunate in securing the services OF
4 gen eman from the South, whose loyalty t.
tie stars and Strips is beyond SUSPICION anu
who, by nue. practical experience In Pho
Biography, has his mind stored with an unusu.
nj amount Of artistic skill. lie gets up card
pictures most beautiful to behO d. They are
Photographs indeed, made by the pure Ii ghl
Of heaven. Don't have to keep Painter t.
fix them mp!
Amblotypes made, as usual, in the finest
style Of the Art All other work In the line
done with neatness and dispatch.
Photoeroph Albums, II good assortment al
ways on hand. Call and see.
Iced House Block. opposite the Court
House, Main street. FindAy, ohio.
&. W. TWlNlNG, Photographer.
Nov 81
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Military.
Military.
HEADQUARTERS 5STH BAT. o. V.M.I
FINDLAY, Ohio, Dec. 5th, 1868.
SPECIAL ORDER No

- so - - @hAfA Ah' 'Il II lJA Az ~ v vi ~
FINDLAY, Ohio, Dec. 5th, 1868.
SPECIAL ORDER NO. !.
Commandants of companies in the
5Sth Battalion are required to make
full and immediate compliance with
General Order No. %, from the Ad-
jutant Generals office. Should any
commandant refuse or fail to make
such compliance within a reasonable
length of time, am ordered to re-
port them at once to the Adiutant
General, and prefer charges against
them for refusing to obey orders.
In comply ing with said order, COM
mandants will at the same time for
ward to these headquarters the num-
ber sworn, thereby enabling me to
place it on the consolidated annual re-
port.
Commandants Of companies are al.
so required to report through their
Battalion Commanders from time to
time, as they occur, a list of all ad-
dltions to their strength since their
original roll, and also the names of
all losses, stating in each case the
cause of such loss; (reports are now
due from each Of the foregoing par
ticulars.
Co. c must make statement to me at
once of the cost of clothing already
obtained
Commandants of companies are re-
CURED to make the statements as re-
qnired in column 81, company report
the "current year," ending Nov. lst,
1863, and under the head of remarks,
state an estimate of the expense of
ensuing year .u
The roll book and return of Co. d
have not been forwarded to the Adju-
tant General, and until this is done
they can receive no commissions.
BY order of
SAM. HUBER,
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-09-22
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Rebetten Serbafttt.-. Gin Sur.
i4e, Der f& NtGarb Sneeb nannte, irurbe
9eltern tn iaumtntrtem !3ufanb Sertaftet, tpetl
sr fa unurbsntlt6 bstrnsen unb nuf Self.
Dnots 6U&s aus9etauI&t Bate. Nls Ct naG'
tern rnrOe, nabm er ben Glib nnb purbe ent'
lafen.
Sobn 3tntmermann tuurbe pesen gerbaGts
BON Dem Prpfosmarl6au bon 6reoertd, MlO.,
perbaftet, tpstl er NIT ben &ebelen ~lpmpatbtre.
Gr 1T tebt tnaGUl. Ttlb's 9uuptquarttsr unb
bat elm petteres @erb5r gu beRsbsn.
StaOtrntb.
3wetter 3wets. ST.. BtlmOt bean.
tragic einen Sel&luB, Der ba8 @umtte fir
StraBsn tnltrnirt, bic GrGGnuns Der Mlbe'
marlefrabc na6 8alttmOretraBe tn GripGs
sun8 gu steben. = BOm l. 3wsig fam lObanu
etue @eIoluttUn fitr @%rnennumg 3peter gemetn>
i6afHtAsr Gcmttss betreTs Druib StQ 8art
unb Der Staotetfenbabn Elm nnb wuroe eben.
fnlS sOr8sIsisn, tuOrauf f& Der 3pets Ssr>
ta9te.
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Son Sen. MeaOe's Slrmee.

6uuptqmartter Der DOtOmac
Qrmee, 10. @spt. @etern wurben nt&t
wentasr als 7 Dslertenre sridpfen, baruntsr
Elm Corporal Safpb @tsrpain pom 119. NO.
Seat. uno etn Ml6ert SOnes bonn 3. @fD R9t.
Ser &esen tat ben 8dptOan 6sOehtenb
anae1&psnt; Ote @ese linD uufgepet&t mnO
an etne gurwGrtsbepseuue II fir ben Musen.
Bid ntGt su Denten. Die Gruppen tno tnce6
poblauf uno wani6sn rurwdrts ssfibrt gu
tperOen.
@nlpepper, 20. Sept. Der lints
6lGael bes TsinDea tsbt BET WtslanOs Wfable
am Gruufeo Stun, tpte isbt rsttmmt srmittslt
wOrOen 1T. @sltern batttn 3pst @&waOrunsu
gpm I6. Wa. @aO. @est. eth S6ormaeel init
fetnOltGer @aSnlsr,e, wslGe fe aber ben Tlub
,urhdrarfsn. 3wst @UnfSOsrtrte, oarunter
Elm @opttan, tpurbtn setIDttt unO Z @efan'
acne, barmnter s~bsnfals eth Captain, tu'rOeS
9ema&t.
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dc oneritas ppn aanfas nnn mtlaplrl.

ct. Quuts, 81. Sept. Der Dampfer
WnntQa pur6e Set Dppsr 9anbtna, Qafapstte
@Uunt9, BON @usrtlas 9sbOrbet unb 5 Mnlis.
SUlDatsn bonn 5. StuatS : &esiment, psl9e
lt& auf elmer urlaubsretle b~efanoen, tuurben
3pst Metlsn tn Den @aIO ssfabrt unO err
lGo0en.
Sett lebte 8oGe linb an 5000 Yerlonen
BET GsrtnstOn i6er ben Tlub sssanseu, met
fenS Sl1&tltnge aus ben @ren3s@Ounttes.
@aB @puut9 lit auf 8sftbl pes Gen. @tptng
fat gang entSGltert.
Sen. 9unter lit Bier, um Die @cmmiliton
~ prdI6tren, pelGe baS Uerbrennen Oe8
Dampfers Nutb unterl uden 1Du.
Nas 9sapenportb %teleSrapbtrt man tem
Democrat" bae f@ Der @uertuaGef @pfep
NIT 1900 damn in gUntatr Bratrte beinDe.
QsantrslI mar NIT leiuer 8aabe an 9ale's
MabIe bOrbst rad Dem Saben 9esosen, nm
fi9 NIT GVftD gu D~eretntsen, pie man Sere
mutbst. @tne @ompaente pom 9, &an1as
g}eserre8tment unp cine GUmpasnte bonn 8.
8tscunlfn @abauerte 0testntsnt feben etnt9e
gfetlen BON @pfsY's @ulttOn uno Ser. Blunt
bsftnbet lf4 NIT etuem fletnan @efplee auf benz
0e8e bahtn.
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Observation-Disclosures

SIM GrtmtnaI8ert9t tpnrbe bic
Smraiaaft bon TbOmas Green far perfa0eu
erflart. Oerislte mar ansstlast, benz @sUrst
@arlin betm Wen f4snbieblatl uub @elO.
Grpre1ung BON etnem Wanne, Namene
S@lob, bsbIlFt& gene en- gu 1etn. = Werts
9srbsrt, pegen Nnsrtfs auf g. Slider, rpuroe
at9t entIateoen. $. Wens tpeaen
Qnsrtfs uuf 9Outie DOlf ansstlast, puree
fretgelprpGen. - g. 8urnbam tpurDe tpeaen
An9rifs auf Sol. 9etmRstne INN S. nebf
Soften belraft.
Ote Sale fOl9snoer YerIonen, tpel&e bes
9iAueur : SerfaufS am @Onntaa aneeflaat
tnO, rnrOen a~ufserufsn, unb ba fe nt6t ae,
9sntpartt9 maren, tpurpen lire 8IrelAaften
iir perfauen erFl1rt:
Marp BrOOt6, Yatrif MlOran, Veter O'6as
&c, Nirs. @lt3abstb 6 6aa, Caroline 8lofe,
SOfepb Bumban, 9eo 10 8raI6ears, @lt;a,
bstb 8urns8, Wm. Gltffurs, Scbn Dauteri6,
8tharb 6atne, ROB Doubles, Gbus : Green,
Nltaad 5tnnreun, Sclspb 6sfe(, Scbn S
Sa1man, N&t4acl @smbrudt, @m 6eGt,
pDbn Us 5cfman, @Owin 9oYal, @sU Wec
SStutoms, 3bUs s Smttb uno Gas. Nie>
m9er.
Ote Wntla8e ss8en 81. Netnbart purpe
Fftrt.
SIN bfmG Counts 8eatrtsgert6t
3I &UwIDntoDn purbe Der gr.D etefttD Watb.
Dfc@earY tue9en Otebfabts elmer lbr uub
Settle unb etnss 9titpls BON Der QsiGe bes TIM
OraiO 5ia Yart tpbt ssfunDeuen &aufmanus
Gtl9tr gu 5 Sa8rsn 3u6tbaus Serurtbeilt.
Nlsr. Olfraate tpnrbe pegen 8tsamte gu 2
Sabren 3u9tbaus Sernrtbeilt,
-. Grpp, relAer wegsu OsrnutbltGer 8es
tb%etlt9ung an Dem MOrb bs8 &aufmannS
Slider TN Part unssttuet mar, murDe emit.
laiien, tpetl es H6 berausfe1te, bab 6tI4er
SslbitmOr0 beSaneen bate.
8t&arD 8CuIfe, bee DteNfabls auaetlnst,
ertldrte f& far iaalOtg unO uatm als @trdfe
% 5tebe tn Gmpfang,
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S @epraIsntouten fir Bic Counts gOnSen-

s N~epr6ientanten far BITE gOuntp GOnOea-
! gu wGblen, tpelAe am nGAfsn 20. Sept.
@UuntY 8somten fur Die nGdfe NOosmbsr
I'll nUmtntrsn loa. Or. Walbtaetcn Sud,
inf s. G tUdett, Su6n 8. StuIfsr, SCbn y.
9lOr unb SO6n $. MusruNer wurOen gu
lesateR erpSblt. Man 1Aritt Darauf CUR
mtnattUn Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. unb @one
5ler far NnnapUlis. Swen % Sa9lUr, Wm
GbUmpiOu, SO9n 8 Barber wurDsn ein>
nmtg gu GrtepsnSrtGtern unp Son 9olt@
3ote unD Gam 8atttus su @~onfablerIt
mintrt.
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SOB g mitb,
Der @Stnbtconintifl;
Mmsetae. = Mr@Hra9e.
@itn COLLECTORS Office,

Nitp GpHeftor8 Nfice,
Baltimore, BEN IL. Sept. 1861
BETTER bon @i8eut9um 5pif9en @ermanz uub 9ans
baleitraBe, 5pif4eu Paca= uno PierceitraBe unb @enAibI.
banid Abeuue unb @utatpftrase, ipel9e fir bic Oeffnunp
unb @rtpeiternrs bon Ard fraB e bon Baltimore Bic
Gabetteftr. aiiest itnb, werbeu bieruit beuadri9tist, baS,
ipenn beIa9te IfefuentS ni9t an pber ppr benz adj tie Il
&a9 beS tpmmenben Sebruar be5a6lt fnb, es
ueine uuabIGifSe Rfi4t III, bic 2ots, auf beuen fol6e
Steuer Iaitet, gum Serfauf gu p~ublisiren. Sci 8eaGtnna
bieier gtpti5 tSnucu ft9 bic 8etreffenben Soften unb Nfa6e
erfparen.
Mug. M %rice,
%12[ept6mliatl @tta. Gplectpr
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@tabts @ommt6ariat.

Baltimore, IA. Sept. 1868.
8iS Greitng, ben 25. Septeutber, MprSens 10 1t6r,
perben in bieien1 8ureau b~erfeSeIte ansebpte ~eutgeaett,
9enonlmer, bic @6efterftr. 3pii4en Baltimore II. 5abette=
itraBe, 81 ~9rabireu rn3 5u p~flaiteru.
Der pber bic @Cutraftpren %uiiieu i9 nit gutter gitre1
f9aft Herpfli9ten, baS @robiren uno 4faftern gettau mad
ben 8eftHlntnngen Der Serorbn1ng aas5ufii6ren, pel6e
baS Spftem fttr Grabbing, gfaferurg unb gleupfafte1
ruu9 Der Gtrabei, @aien nnb 9tGe18 Der 9tabt Baltimore
feitfest. Sut auftrag
SOB Smit6,
15iept5mliaS) @lerf Der Gtnbtcomnt;5sSre
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Strait zines bonn Ser. @tuaten 0iitrittsSeri9te am IA.
IA. September beiGlohenen @cnbemnatipnserlalIe8 unh
SertuufSbefeblS,
Wtrb Riermit 0pti5 segeben, bas ib am
Ntitttpp4 ben 30. @eptem6er nm 10 nbr Nforsen8 i'm
Ser. ct. OtariGaa8=Sureau, Scr. IL @purt6puie Sane,
in Offentli6er Iuttipn einen Softer NIT Sitteu Str
1873 ge9en Saar p~erfteisern terbe.
8ai9tn8tpn8puifant
06Sept6S) Ser. ct. Mar16au.
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@aRer NsaiftratDrs Office
go. II NortbEr.
Baltimore, ben q. &us.
WamrtHt. Wa@rtht.

Die 0er0rbnuno, rutlGe tas QBnfer6epartentent reeulirt
beftmut, baB uGe &e&nunseu fir g%Daietrent, QDa0trfsnea
u. (. 10, pel6e nt9t beaoblt per0en, ME bfiaote Berprcnunr
SrriGretbt, tn bic SGnbe son @ert&tSb6ster
Aber8eben Werben 70 II, lnb banu IN ~bstielben Wetls
unS nnter b~enf,lbeu Rotten etr8etrteben treroen lou,
mte Der Stabtcoaetteur autrttfrt TT pber Tperott t0l' bet Del
@olettton BON ffdbtti6en Steusrn 3u erbeben.
MlIe &e@nun9en, ptlGe fruBer as Sanuar 1865
talt9 ltnO, fnb eem Dbeueenannteh gro3eB Der goaecton nn-
tsrprrfeu. &e@nungen fir 1868 fnb etIebli9 3ablbar 9-
n1aGt fir bas sSabr TN 8oraus uub iperben mad benz l. Oftp-
bar ,. S, ipl6tH suidBlt6tn Soften uuterpprfeu Ietn.
ia I'd. ntGt pitnf6t, gBoGsrbatter unb .3ab[er BON Waftr.
S@xlbnsra Nptt8 sessben, auf i6teiem Bureau It'd ein3ufnbsn
ibre Rt@nnnSen in @upfaus gu netnaen uub gu ~besablen, Ober
tt9 otn INSTRUMENTATION unb Soften Der @tntretbung 81
taSen, sehas ben Btftmuruueen br @etCrbnuue.
Samuel 9int8,
(dRa21-pft1) g~eoifrofer
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Mdrfdtdn8sWerfnuf

Sraft zines i'm Ser. Gtaaten 0ifrittSseri6te aut ID.
September 1868 bei9lciieuen @pnbennatipnserIafies uni
SertaufSbefebls,
@irb Riermit Npti3 9e8eben, baB it am
Nfittpo4 ben 80. September, nm 10 1t6r Ntorsens, i'm
Ser. Staten 0fari4alls=8ireau, Scr IL @~pnrtbpufe Sane,
II Sffentli9er Iutttpn cine Bart6ie Barren unb a n
bere beweSlt&e Glitter gtr. 25 sesen 8aar Der.
ftei9ern tperbe.
@afbin9tpu 8%pnifant,
(16Geptb8) Ser. ct. OearS6aa.
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SefanntmacbttstNet
@tabtsGpmmi1artat

Baltimore, Is. Sept. 1868.
Bic 9tttpO9, ben 80. 3. &c, @tprSens 10 l6r., mers
ben in bieiem Bureau Siiie unb ~berfieeelte 4raebpte in
@npfang g%eucrtuter, Elm neues Wtarftbaus auf benz Ieeren
@rnnbftade tpetli9 BON benz ietisen Ntarttbauie in Spl=
IinsiraBe 81 bauer, pel9eS 3pei @tpdperfe bod, feds
unb neun5is Sub lang nnb brei unb ie6s3ig 6ub Brett fem
ion, ippbet bas Deere pber 3peite @todpert berart epns
ftrHtrt iein rnus, bas eS ala eiu DffentGiGer @ertaufslaben
benubbar 1T.
aae na9ere ~anStunft pirb uuf aufrase in bieiem Suz
rean ge9eben.
Der @%cmlu1iiar be9GGt fG baS 9febt bpr, aae Seutast=
ten Ingebote 5uritdSuipeiIen,
&uf gefebt
SpB mttb,
(1Sfept6mlint) glerf Der @tabtcptnuniEar
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Ma riHau8sNerfa

&raft zines bonn Ser. Staaten Diffrittsgeri6te am ID.
Geptertber 1858 bei9lpfienen @pnbentnationserlaIies unt
Sertaufsbefe6l8,
Birb 6iermit @pti5 ge8eben, bas i6 an
Wttthpp4 ben 30. September nm 10 ltbr WtprseuS in
Ser. Staaten WtarI6aas=Sureau, gr. IL @purtbpuIe Sane
in Sffentli8er antticn cine 8artbie 90 aaren u. 9auf.
mannSsiiter SEQ. 80 sesen 8aur ~Scrteisern werbe,
Waibingtpn 8pnifant,
Oept16bS) Ser. g. Wtar1dal.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-06
ORIGINAL Mice.

ORIGINAL N.TlCE.
STATE OF Iowa.
scolr CoUArr, ..
Antoniss Jamison -. TaneotA Thomas and
Nina Thomas, Frsdaiis Nxrti. q a.
To said defendants:
VOu ARE HtRhBY NOTIFIED THAT
L there IL now ON Ole in the O6ics Of the Clerk
Of the District Court Of Scott county, Iowa. ne.
u .n:n o. Aotonlus =. Jsmison, claiming Of the
sala aeiendaot, trngoh Thomas, tho um Of one
nohored and hfty-threo dollars, ~ money due
him on certain promissory note executed b.
SAID Irangott Thomas on the first day Of Nav.
a. ". 1926, payable TO the order Of Henry Il,
Jamison, for the of ninety doiars M y. hls on
the first day Of May. A. b. 1862, wmh Interest
tnereon et the rate Of tn per cent Der spsum.
ssid petition Also sets out three other notes for
me rum OF ninety dollars each, due reeuectiyelv
way ist, 1908. 1864 and 1855, and prays that the
botes fall due.
said petition also prsys for the foreclosure of .
cena.n mortgage on the following described
premises, situated In the county OF Scott. and
state OF lows, to-wit. The east half OF LOT tive
~ in block twelve (l2). in tho city OF Daven-
port. executed BY the said TT ngott Thomss on
ne hrst day OF May. A. b. 1855, for the purpose
OF securing the payment Of the four above de-
scrlbed prom,ss0ry notes.
notihed that no personal claim 10 made against
him in this action.
NOW, unless you appear thereto and defetd
% ore noon Of the second day Of the next term
u the said District Court, to be held on the
nrst Monday OF February, A. b. 1868, default
w'ii DO entered against you and judgment and
decree be rendered, ~ prayed 10 said petition.
COOK 4 UkUkY,
~ Attys. for pltf.
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DEAER TERX!

THE FOLLOWING NAMED SOLDIERS
enlisted for Old Regiments, have deserted
from Camp Mcclellan, davenport. Iowa:
.HARLES GORfUN, born in Teuewec county
Michigan, 20 years old. nach,nisi, enlisted Nov
Goth, l'62. At pavenI ort, by Capt Vim Purseli Il,
three years. Cray eyes, auburn hair, aorid com.
rleS,on, b II tx inches in Leiu ht. deserted on
sunday tho 2!.t lay OF i'ecem Der. 1862.
ALsERr TEtPLE, born in Mciieury coun,,
Illinois, 70 yea-s old, occupa ion f.rmsr. enlist.
ed Nov. a5th, 1852, at Davenport, BY Can't VIM
Purcell Tor three ysars. Blue eyes, brown hair
lord comp', zion. # 81 inchee high, deser,e ed
on Sundss, tho 2ist Of neeem Der. 1852.
ALBERT PRINCE, born in Frederick county,
Maryland q years old farmer by o, Gu, alton. en-
listed september vtb, 1862. Mt kcokuk, by Mai n
William Belknsy, for years; has grew ewes.
sr"wn hair, iair complexion, D feet inches high
for tho 10Th Infantry
). l.. BkAbEN, born In Decatur county, Ipdi-
ana, aged ~ years, by occupation a farmer, en-
listed Ut davenport, Iowa, august ls, has haz.l
eyes. black hs'r ana dark complexion, height 8
feet 10 inches.
WILLIAM b JONES, born in Ora, 9. county
New fork, aged "a years ty occupation a car
penier, enlisted In lo@a City, Iowa, July 81. has
black eyes, sandy hair and dark COMPLEXION.
height b feet isches
JOHN hOUGhIEN, born in Hardin county,
ONO, aged ~ years, by occupation . farmer. en-
listed AZ davenport, Iowa, September 20, h Is grey
eyes, light hair and light complex. on, height
feet 6ls inches.
Any oIe apprehen ling any one or all Of said
soldiers, will be paid ali reasonable cost OF trans
lWrtaton and subsistence, toget her with q reward
oi hve dollnr when said dessrtcrs are returned 10
the Com banding Officer Of Camp Mcclellan.
X. NJ LlTTLEk.
Captain I'd Iowa Infantry, Commanding Camn
Mcclellan, Davenport, dec. 23, 1852 DIFF
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STATE OF lOWA.l In the scott County Oh
aco1r COUNTY. trict C0urs.
Geo. >. q. Dow ~. William n Baker Il al.
To " lillian II. Baker, Elizabeth Bsker. Linn RI.
ker, Robert Baker, Andrew Siebert. J. S,,.nk
Human n. Strong. Floyd Evans and E.vin
" oUrA AND EACH OF You ARE H,RrRv
L notified that there 10 now on file 10 the oGice
OF the Clerk OF the District Court or scott con =.
y, Iowa, petition Of George =. G. Dov. prss r.
that the title TO certain lands In raid eosn,v
may DO quieted in him, the said DOE The 5. q
lands being thus bounded and described. 10 . n !.
The North half Of the North " o.. onar,sr ~
Section No. fifteen 15), and the east hat of the
North East quarter Of Section No, sixteen flsl
IN Township No sevsnty-seven, ksnxe M
two ~ East; the East half Of The North Eaas
quarter ana the East half of the South Esss
East quarter Of the North East Gu.rser Of s..,;a.
No. e,ent e., IN township No. seven,y-tevs.
(77). Range No. two (2) East Stu ~ ~
the following: Comm.ncing a. the south Eat
corner Of Sec'ien NJ. Eve 81, TovnsLip No. sey.
enty-se'en (77) Range two (sl running ,hens.
Nest twenty l2O) chaiss thence n. rth slx lSl
degrees, East Thirty ~ 100 $50 lU-lOO) ch AIM,
thence North three snd so loo dserees'
West hiy chains; thence last ts.otr
chains, TO the North East corner Of said sso,sos
No 6vs(5); thence South eighty (sO1 ehaiss 10
The place Of beginning.
said petition also prsys that ssstain judemsnta
and mortgages be cancelled.
And nov. unless you appear thereto and asfe,..
on or before noon Of the "a day Of the nex, ts,-
Of said Court to be hslden on the LIST Nopdsy "a
fsbraa'y J, 1888. Jour default will DO entered and
decree rendered e. prayed for.
GRANT SMITH and GEO. 8. C. DOW.
as0 s-'s">" Astys Tor pt6.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-06
From Cairo.

CAIRO, Jan. 3.
On Fridaya supply train, with light
escort, left Fort Henry for Fort Done
spo. When half the dis ance had been
passed over the train was suddenly at
tackled in front by concealed guerrillas,
and at the same time some ID men dress
ed IN Federal uniforms rode along the
side OF the train and began firing on the
escort. Their intention, doubtless, was
to capture the tran.
After severe skirmish the rebels were
repnlscd with two killed and one Captain
mortally wounded. He had on his per.
son passes from Co. Lowe, Col. Ho,lrg,
and Maj. Hart; also an oath of allie
glance. The Fcderals loss is two killed
n ] one wounded.
We have some further particulars of
Suliyan's fight with Forrest. The l22d
Illinois had IA killed and 62 wounded.
Among the rebel officers who were
taken prisoners are Col. Robert McGee.
Maj. Strange, Maj. Leary, Capt Boss.
Capt. }. Johnson, and some eight Lieu
tenants and SIX surgeons.
Forrest himself was taken. but mansv
ed to escape, being shabby dressed that
he was mistaken for an inter or officer.
There have been three new cases of
small pox in the l2sth Illinois to day.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-06
FG0m New ! ok.

NEW York. Jan. 8.
A London letter in the World states
il the writer is not misiniormed, the gov
ernments of England and Russia have re.
considered their action upon the PROPOSE
ton of Napoleon for interpretation IN
American affairs.
A special dispatch from Falmouth, Va,
81, gives an account If = recent recon
noisssncc in force TO Morrsyille, on this
side Of the Rappahsnnock. Forty-eight
miles were made in 80 hours, several
rebel pickets were captured, and the force
returned in good condition.
One Of the regiments crossed the Rap
pahannack and penetrated Il miles into
the interior, but found no rebel cavalry
or infantry force.
Up,o Z. n. not word of news
from our arm in Tennessee had reached
Tho agency OF the Associated Press.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-06

Charleston, Dec. 81.
The British steam sloop Petrol, from
Fort Monroe, has arrived off the bar. She
Is visited by MIR. Bunch, the British Con
sui to-day, and will come up to the city
The schoon Emma Tuttlc captured
by Yankee cruiser and put in charge Of
a prize crew, has been rc-captured by
the original officers and crew, who were
confined on board, and taken back to
Nassau, with the prize crew as prison
ers.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-06
GEOGRAPHIC.
From Washtnseon.
WAsHrNorox, Jan. 4.

WAsHrsoroH, Jan. 4.
The material result OF Stuart's cavalry
raid was one Government wagon hall
filled with oats, but it masked the with
drawal from tue lines beyond FrcdericEs.
burg Of large reinforccments for Bragg's
army or at Charleston.
| A balloon observation, 900 feet high,
revealed 10 our commanders last week
that the number Of rebel infantry camped
across the Rappahannock was Ia gcly d.
minished.
The Richmond papers Of Friday cons
tain the following dispatch, VIII CHI is
official to the rebel War Department.
"MuRY.KEsnoRo, Jan. l.
1--WE assailed the enemy at 7 O'Clock
this morning, and after 10 hours hard
fighting have driven him from every 20
siton except his extreme left, where he
successfully resisted us.
with the exception Of this point
we occupy the field. We captured
1000 pr. ners, including two Brigadier
Generals, 81 pieces of artillery, aud some
teams. Our loss is heavy, but that Of tho
enemy much greater
lSigncdI BRAxrcs BRAoG,
General Commanding"
Especial TO Times
NEw YoRK, Jan. s.
There Is nothing in the recent advices
from our Ministers in Europe indicating
& change in the policy OF non-intorvsn-
ton.
President Jnarcz writes hopefully Of
the ability of Mexico to defeat the pro
Jet Of the French towards the Capital.
The iron-clads were sent from Fort
Monroe to Wilmington, the object being
to cut off the railroad communication
with Charleston.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-06
From v,cksbufg.
NIcKsBuRG, Dec.

N!cKsBuRG, Dec. 30.
A courier has inst arrived, who state;
that the enemy attempted to storm on,
lines again this morning, but after Sc.
we're combat were rcpulscd with heavy
loss. No further particulars a present
The loss Of the enemy is said to be about
SEQ killed and wounded. Our loss is SO
killed and wounded.
The belief that no troops have been
Withdrawn from our front and sent to re-
inforcs Bragg, is very genera, among our
commanding officers.
The weather is warm and clear.