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G0O 900 MALE or FEMALE AGENTS
OUV,OUU TO SELL LL0fD'S NEW
STEEL PLATE COUNTY Coi.ORED
Map of the United States,
Canadas, and New Brunswick.


Map of the United States,
Canadas, and New Brunswick.
From recently Surveys. completed Aug. 10, 1862
cost S2O, 600 20 cngrave 1t and one years time.
Superior 10 any $40 map ever made by Cotton
or Mitchell. aad sells at the low price OF 80 cts.
$4,000 names are enggaved On this map.
II is not only COUNTY Map, but ii is also
County and Railroad AIap
of the U S. and canadas combined in one, giving
Every Railroad Station
and distance between.
Guarantee any woman or NAN Three 10 Five
Dollars per day, and viii take back all maps that
cannot be sold and refund the money
Send for One Dollars worth TO Try.
Printed instructions how 10 canvass well, fur
nishe, 10 ali our agents.
NANrED-W hoeaale Agents for our Maps in
oyery State, California, Canada Ens land France
and cuba fortune may be made with a few
hundred dollars capital 30 tbapstaioa.
:. L LLOYD, No. 81 Broadway, N Y
The War Department uses our Map Of Viz
GINA, Maryland and iennsy wanna, cost sle0,-
0vo, On which Is marked Aniietam Creek, Sharps-
burg, Maryland Nights, Wiliamsport Ferry,
Rhorersville, hollands Ford, and all Others on the
Potomac. and other places in Maryland. Virgin
Ia and Pennsylvania, or money refunded.
Lloyd's Typographical Map of
Kentucky, Ohio, Indiana, and
ILLINOIS. is the only authority for Gen. Buell.
and the War Department Money refunded tn
any one finding an error IL it. PRrox so cents
From the Tribune. Aug. 9.
'LLOYDS MAP OF VIRGINIA. MARY.
LAND and PENNSYLVANIA. = This Man i,
very large its cost is but % cents, and Il Is Me
best Viieh can b purchased"
Lloyd's Great Map of the Mis-
SlSSlPPI RIVER = From Actual SURVEYS bv
Capts, Bart and VIM. Bowen, Mississippi River
Pilots. of ST Louis, Mo-, shows every mans
plantation and owners name from ST. Louis 10 |
the Gulf OF Mexico $50 miles every sand bsr.
island, town, landing, and all places 20 miles
back from the river = colored in counties AMI /
States. Price 81 IN sheets. 81 poke, form. and
$50 on linen, with rollers. Ready Sept. %
NAVY DEPARTMENT. Wash. Sept, N. 1852 |
j. 7. LLoyD-Sir: Send me your Man of tine
Mississippi River. with lrice per hundred copies
Rear Admiral Charles II. Davis commanding The
Mississippi squadron, is authorized 10 purchase
Is many as IRE required for use Of ihat squadron.
GIDEON WELLES, Sec y OF Tho Navy.
il0-3w
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THE CHILDREN'S CITIES.

And the fool tried to comfort Gen.
tie; and they walked together by
the river where the fool had made
the boat of the will without knowing
what it was. They walked long
way, Gentil crying and the fool try
ing to comfort him, when suddenly
the fool saw the boat he made lying
among some green PUSHES. And
the fool ran to fetch it, and brought
it to show Gentil. And Gentil saw
some writing on the boat, and knew
it was his fathers writing. Then
Gentil was glad indeed; he unfolded
the paper,and thereon he read these
words,-ior a good kings words are
not washed away by wafer:
"My will and pleasure is, that my
dearly beloved sons, Prince Gentil,
Prince Jouiou. and Prince Bonbon,
should all reign together over the
three cities which have built.
But there are only enough child-peo-
pie to fill one city: for | know that
the child-people cannot live always
in one city. Therefore LET the three
princes. with Gentil, the eldest,wear-
ing the crown lead all the ,hild-peo-
pie to the city of Lessonland in the
morning. that the bright sun may
shine upon their lessons and make
them pleasant;and Gentil to sci their
tasks. And in the afternoon let the
three Princes, with Joujcu wearing
the crown, lead all the child-people
to the city Of Pastime, 10 play until
the evening; and Joujou TO lead the
games. And in the evening let the
three princes, with Bonbon wear
ing the crown. lead all the child-peo-
pie to the city of CONNECTION, TO drink
sweet wine and pluck fruit off the
Christmas trees until time for bed;
and little Bonbon 10 cut the cake.
And at time for bed let the child
people 60 forth into the green val
Ieys and sleep upon the beds of iiow-
ers; for in Child's Country it is al
ways spring"
This was the kings will found al
last; and Genil, whose great long
lessons had made him wise, Though
they had tired him, too.) thought,
the will the cleverest that was ever
made. And he has.ened 10 the city
of CONNECTION, and knocked at the
gate till they opened it; and he found
all the people sick by this time,and
very pleased TO see him, for they
thought him very wise. And Gen
ill read the will in a loud voice, and
the people clapped their hands and
began TO get better directly, and
Bonbon called to them to lift him
down out Of the tree where he had
stuck, and Joujou danced for joy.
So the kings will was obeyed.
And in the morning the people learn
ed their lessons, and afterward they
played. and afterward they enjoyed
their feasts. And at bedtime they
slept upon the beds OF flowers in the
green valleys;for in Child Country it
Is always spring.-Atlantic Month
ly.
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GREAT EASTERN ROUTE VIA
OHIO g. MISSISSIPPI
BROAD GUAGE
IL A HLR q A I'D

M aking the quickest time from ST. Louis to
WI Cincinnati, Loussi-,. Nashville and all
Eastern Cities! New York, ~ hours.
Pitt<burg,s2 i hours Boston, A hours.
Wheeling, 49, hours. Philadelphia. 80 hours.
Cleveland. 10 hours. Baltimore, Sc hours.
Bufia %. Is. hours. Washington. 37l hours.
Louisville. ia hours. Nashville, 20 hours.
From ST. Louis 10 Cincinnati WITHOUT oAAS6E
OF CARS FROM Cincinnti to Cleveland, Pitts
burg or Belair, without change-Of cars
Baggage Checked Through.
The II. IL ST. Joe e. T., and Keckuk packs.i
the North Missouri, and the Ohio j Mississippi
r. RS make close and reliable connections
Cincinnati, without omnibus ride, with the favor
tic Roads Of the West.
The Little Miami Il Columbus 4 Xenia, and
Cincinnati. Hamiltct Dayton Railroads, for
Dayton and Columbus. With the Cleveland
Columbus and Cincinnati R.R for Cleyel and
Buffalo niagara Falls. The Pi,tsburg, Collum
bus 4 Cincinnati, aud For, Wayne & Chicago x
RS for Pittsburgh aud Philadelphia. The Cen
tai Ohio R.R., fer Zanesvilie, Wheeling and Bal
tirnore. Marietta & Cincinnati L. r.. for Chilli
cothe, Marietta. Parkersburg and baltimore. and
with either OF the Four Great Eastern Lines for
New Yoss or Boston.
Passengers by this route have the advantage CT
wide and spacious cars, with greater l5erai,fy OF
room both in seats and in ai.les. than can be
found on any other Railroad IN the West, and The
comfort afforded by
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PERFECTION OF MECHANISM |
TEE
MAGIC THE OBSERVER,

DEING HUsrING AND OPEN FACE Or La
ID EY's on OK TLESAa's Is ATcu COMBINED,
with PATEST SEfF WINDING IMPROVEMENT.
The NAN oRK iLLusrEAri D NEWS, the lead
Ing pio;oria, paper Of the United States, in lis is
sue of Jan. Io,h, 1853 on page ls7, voluntarily
says:
''We have been shown mos, pleasing novel
~, Of which the HrDDaRD. hRos', q this city.
are the sole importers. 1t is called the MAGIC
TINE OBsEkvER.' and is huating aud open face
watch combined. This is one o; the prc.ticst,
meet convenient, and decidedly the bes, and
cheapss st iimepiece for general and reliable Use.
ever offered. Ii has within il and connected with
its machinery, is OWE Whaling attachment, rem
doring key entirely unnecessary. The cases
of the Watch are composed OF two metals. the
outer one being fine 10 carat gold. Ii has tbs
improved ruby action lever movement, and is
warranted on accurate tiilepiece.'
Price, superbiy engraved per case OF a half
dozen, s2Gi.0o. Sample Watches. in neat mo-
rocco boxes, for those proposing TO buy al whole
sale, $S5, sent by express, with bill payable on
delivery. Soldiers mus remit payment in ad
vance, as We cannot collect from those in the Ar
my. Address
HUBBARD BROS. & Co.
Sole lMPoRTERs.
South Cor. Nassau < John SIS New York.
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A THOUGHTLESS BOY.

| shall never forget an incident OF
my childhood by which was taught
10 be careful not TO wound the feel
ings of the unfortunate. A number
of US schooI-boys were playing by
the roadside one Saturday after
noon, when the siage-coach drove
up to neighboring tavern and the
passengers alighted. As usual we
gathered around il to observe them.
Among tie number was an elderly
man with cane, who got out with
much difficulty, and when on the
ground, he walked with the most
curious contortions. His feet turn
ed one way, his knees another, and
his whole body looked as though
the different members were indepen-
dent of ii, and of each other, and
every one was making motions to
suit itself. | unthinkingly shouted,
Look at old ratilebonesi' and the
other boys took up the cry with
mocking laughter, while the poor
man TUNED his head with an expires
sion of pain which | can never for
get. Just then, TO my surprise and
horror, my father came around the
corner, and Immediately stepping
up TO the stranger shook his hands
warmly and assisted him to walk TO
our house, which was but a little
distance. Icouid enjoy no more play
that afternoon, and when ea-time
came. would gladly have hid my |
self, but knew that would be vain, |
and SO tremblingly went into thel
sitting-room. To my great relief, |
the stranger did not recognize me,
but remarked pleasantly to my faith
er as he Introduced me, Such a fine
boy was surely worth saving How
the words cut me 10 the heart, Nv
father had often told me the story
Of a friend who had plunged into
the river to save me as | was drown
ing, while an infant, and who in
consequence Of a cold then, had
been made a cripple by infammato-
~ rheumatism;and this was the man
whom had made but, OF ridicule,
and a laughing stock for my com
panions. tell you, boys and girls,
! would give many dollars 10 havei
the memory Of that event taken
away. If ever you are tempted as
was.remember that while 10 good
can come OF sport whereby the ieel-l
ings ofoihers are wounded you may
be laying up for yourselves painful :
recollections that will not leave sou :
i;r a lie tine.-Correspondeni oil :
American Agrjsulturist.
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CASH PURCHASERS /:
5000 SACKS OF FLOUR!

5000 SACKS OF FLOUR =!
200 Hogs'd N. O. Sugar,
2OO Bbls. Loaf, Crushed and
Powdered Sugar,
100 Bbls. Clarified Sugar,
100 Boxes Havana Sugar;
200 Bis. :. II. s. NO. Molasses,
iGG BIS. Plantation do
500 Bags Rio Coffee,
100 Mats Java Coffee;
1000 Kegs Assorted Nails;
500 Boxes Star Candies;
100 Boxes Mould do
100 plls. MackoreI & Herring;
so Coils Cordage;
100 Half BIS. S. C. Soda,
100 Bxs. Babbiit's Saiaraius:
800 Bxs. Yeast Powders:
800 Boxes itaisins:
400 do sIanui'd Tobacco;
300 Boxes Soap:
100 Half Chests Tea:
1000 Bdls. Wrapping Taper:
250,0G0 Segars.
We have also on hand fine assortment, Of
PURE BRANDIES, WINES
Old WHISKY.
In Casks, Quarter Casks and Bottles
Fruits. Pickles, Nuts, & Spices
OF eli kinds. and, in shart, everything connect
cd with the
GROCERY BUSINESS,
Can b had a,our Establishment
Parties QUILTING for The Mines
VIII consult their interest by purchasing of u.s. es
OUR STOCK rs COMPLETE.
AsD Our
PRICES REASONABLE.
.
REMEMBER THE PLACE:
Corner Levee and Cherokee Street,
LEAVENW0RTH CITY.
I09.n
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA.

A Benevolent Institution established by special
Endowment, for tiAplef oil the Sick and
DISTRESSED, afflicted Byiruleni and Ep,dem
ic Diseases, and especially for the cure of Di
senses Of the Sexual Organs.
M EDlCAL ADVICE given gratis, by the
~ Achng Surgeon, 10 all who apply by letter,
viii. description CT their condition, lage. oceu.
patton, habits OF life. &c,) and in eases OF ex-
IRENE poverty, Medicines furnished free of charge
valuable reports or Spermatorrhea, and 9th.
er diseases Of tho Sexual Organs. aud on the
New htmedies employed in the Dspensary, sent
70 the AFFLICTED IN sealed letter envelopes, Iree OF
sehafge. Two or three stamps for postage will
Address, DIX. J. SkILLIN H0UGHTOE, Ac-
ing Surgeon, Howard Association. No. South
ninth street, Philadephia. Pa BY order of thc
d irce'ors. EZRA d. HEARTWPELL, Press.
.'y GEO. AIRCHILD Secretary
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Foote's Patent Ventilated Cars BY Day

And Fco,e's.patcnt ventilated sleeping cars by
night.
Passengers from the West by The Ohio & Miss
issiTpi R.R.. haze the advantage over those b,
ether lines IN THE CHOICE or SEATS AND
BERTiiS. from Cincinnati as there are no ehan-
Ses OF cars ..etwcen Cincinnati and Cleveland,
Piitsbur, n or BeIla;r
Two daily tiirogh Express trains. Sundays Ex-
~epted,) one.trs.r Sunday evening.
Ohio Mississippi tine TEN niirates faster
than 81. Louis time. The public are respectfully
cautioned against bills advertising other routes
maxine quicker ;ime.
Ask for lsKeis via OHIO MississipliR. r.
For information, apply at the Office, No %.
directly 90 the corner Of Fourth and Cnesrut sts,
undo. FAINTER House, 81. Louis
T. LOCGH,
tut Gent Ttekat Agent
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JOHN W. DAY.
C0yFEYiNCER, COLLECTOR, AND
REAL ESTATE AGENT.

OFFICE IN the 'indcrendsnt building, Souih
side OF 5eHefsoa street, East of Public Scaate.
Taxes paid for nor-residen,s, aud receipts re-
m.ttod. Business entrusted 10 his care viii re
aays prompt attention.
JAtientien wili nc, be given 10 letters Of N.
.airy MT accompanied sy Postage Stamp.
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AT A BARGAIN!

CHE undersigned offers for sale, ut vssy loW
L hgures, quarter section OF Land, beautiful.
~ situated in one Of the best portions Of Kansas
roads pass near by it. There u no better splsaA
IN the State. ~ JOHN w. DAY. :
ily a-as0 Real Eseate Assco.
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No. % Maiden Lane, New York.
.Anyi one sending single letter pos, stamp
Will receives circular with the engravings above
referred
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-02
ORIGINAL N.TICE.

ORIGINAL N.TlCE.
STATE OF IOwAl
Sour CounrY, o.
Antonius J.mison u. Tnneett Thomas ana
Ains Chonss. FrsdAlia AAs,i. It al.
To said defendants
You ARE HkREBY NOTIFIED THAT
l there is nov on die in the oiace Of the CIe,k
q the Dislsiet Court u Scott county, Iowa. ~.
ut..n 81 aafonlu ~. Jsmison, claiming VI the
sa'd defendant, Tsasgoss Tnomas, the um Of one
noadfed ani dfty-shrse d0llsss, - money due
bin on certain lsonissosy note executed bv
esad Tssngott 1hO0as on the first DAY VI Nav.
T.. -. 800. payable 70 The order Of Henry Il.
Jsmison, for the sum II ninety DOLLARS. Ia bic on
the 6rst day VI May, a. u. 1861. win Interest
therein et the rats Of ten per cent. per snnum.
said petition Also sets out shree other notes Tor
the rum Of nn@sy deliass each, due respectively
Asy ~, 1908. 1864 and 1865. snd peSys Inst the
G0tss tall due.
Ssid Issiiticn also pssys for the foreclosuss Of =
csres mortgage On The following dsscsiAAA
pr misss. situated in the county Of Sce,e. "a
STATE VI lOss, i0-eis The east hstf Q, lss tve
~ 10 biloxi twelve (l3). 10 the city ., Dsvep-
port. executed BY the said r. nsoss lAom,. on
'hs hfst day Of Nay. A. b. 1864. fos the purpose
ot securing the payment Of she four above de-
scr bed prom,rsory nvtss
notified that ~ psssonal claim 10 made against
him in hi. cotton.
Nov, unless you appear thereto end defst 4
DO ore NOON VI the sscOnd day Of the next term
OF the exld District Court, 70 be held IN the
aret "ond.y Of February, A. h. lk63, de.su,e
WI Do entered sgsinst you and judgment and
decree b rendered, - prayed IN sald pet tin.
COOK / DkUkl,
80 Atys. Tor lItG.
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LEGAL.
TRUSTEES SALE.

vY1HER9AS % he ~ dsy ef Jsssssy. 4 .
w 1859. Njehsel 6eOas6 e1 sueed untO Josh.
N Dial % tsu dss. . eertsis deed - Hsss. a.
veyise " asid usssss The land 10 hsost ssanty,
lo1s, descrihsd - follows, 70 vie. Lots nuobsss
sveosy.s,z l26l. s.essy.eve. ls1l ssd ss.s:y.
., The \ " quarter Of the n T. quarter Of go
sios No twsssy three 1881 IN township No sever
snsy-eisht f7el, RS + 5th r n. % the ssass ere
nu. bsrsd a.d do esibed On che pas Of the sss-
vsy Of said 0os lots reo,sd 10 she kecordss's
c15es Of scots eossty, ~. which said convey.
sncs ~. osds by shs said N'ssssl howard fee
the purpose Of securing the payment Of oae Ger.
tain psOmseaosy note and tie interest thereon.
.ieusd b. ssid Nish eel Howard. 1T sos HUNDRED
acd siehsy seven u TOO 1881 3I.loO1 doll -.
dated the 22J day VI Jsnusry, A u. is5y. and
p.ys IL siGs months after date tn the neisr Of
issores l.. Davsnpo.t. win ten liO] per csss in
lsrssi ihersos, upon which note there w.s psia
Not. -. 1867. the sum Of ose hun trsi dollars.
And sow. ssid note havi Z bscons due and
'syskls, aid the said Nichssl Howard hs,inr
a.ird pay tho same. Shea isl, Trustee g
4osssaid. do hereby give chi. pablo ne,iee thae
y viviae Of hs poser which 10 u ne vested 3,
aid deed O. trust. vii, on SATURDAY. the sew.
ltesoih l7;hl day Of January. q. D 1 IS, q the
par VI Two o'clock in the sf.ssnoos of aid
isy. ~ the Court House door. 10 the city Of Dsv.
snpst, expose and o6es for sale. ~ public se,-
ion. the p reels Of lani above described, or 10
much ttsreof ~ .hsll be sufficient ~ satisfy and
-, tho amount Of said mute. with Ii. Interest
hsrs'n TO the day VI sale, together with al the
costs aud espen. . attending said s.le, costs u
hi. not 70 and Trus ises fees. Upon th1 cum ole.
lion Of such sale deed will Le gwen 10 scc.rd.
moe with she stipulation " said deed VI Trust.
Dated the 29d day Of December. 4. D. iss2.
JOSHUA bal.
geo 20" Trustee.
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Deal 81 TT SG ;.

THE FOLLOWING NAMED SOLDIERS
1 enlisted for Old Regiments, have deser,, d
froa. camp Mcclellan, Davenport. lw
II akLs> GUkioN. b m IN Tenrwee county
Michig u. % years Old mlchinis,. G, list d Nov
z'tn. q. al i,'venf ort. by Cap, Mm ruts.h, ~
thfee Years. Cray eyes, auburn hsir, Il rid com.
Iies On, fl IA iu,hes 10 lei. hi ,tted On
SUNDAY %. Il aay oi iecenter $50.
sLaEfr Eel PIE. born {. hclt.nry ccnn,,
iIn"s, ~ yc.-s old, oc 'ups ion s,r,nsr, enlist.
"a Ny. - y, Is 2 nj Davenport, by tau Nm
tufseii 'r tire. y'Sts. Blue eyes brc n hair
catid camp! x,pn . Il 81 insbee high, deser.el
Ca Sanda, tine 2ist IT december 1852
ALbbht PE.ACE. born ia Frederick county
maryland, ~ year nd farmer by % Gu alton. Gu
use, use, September s.h. l,62. At keokuk, by Maj ~
"iiiiam Se!knsy. for years, has grey eye.
~ va hair, AIR complexion. b feet . inch,s high
FOR the 18th Infsnlrs
q. l. BhAOEN, born in ne,atur county. Ipdj-
ana, aged rs years, by occupation q farmer. ca
Astsa q i'sgsnpcrt, Iva, august ID. has b.y,
eyes. o'a hair and dark COMPLEX IN. height
fset 10 nei,s. s"'
wlLLiAMh JONES. horn in Orar 9. county,
New sork, aged "a years. by occupation : car
psn'er, enlisted in 10. City. Iowa, july III ha,
black eyes, sandy hair and dark conplexiop
heigh, fee 5 inches.
JUN hoCGirEN, born In Hardin county
onio, ey.d ~ years, by occupation farmer. en-
nsted a. Davenport. Iowa. September 20. h - ORE,
eyes, i'gat hair and light complex on, height
feet ~ ia.hes. s"s
Ay o.e :.passhen ling any one CT all Of said
portation and subsistence, togo, her win $50,
o. use deissn WIN said des. rtes. are yeturn.a =,
shs Com Dsnding Uficer Of Camp n III ilan.
u. NJ. LlrrLtK,
Cspt.in - Iowa Infantry, Cemmsod;nv C.m,
Mcclellan. D"ve' part. lice 2s. 1862 df
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oIAIh VI IOWA. 10 the Scots County Die
.oosT S0Ckrf tsict Couet
Geo: . q. bow %. William Baker q nj
To y iiiiam Il. haker. Elisabeth Bsk., ], In n.
ger, kobrft Baker, Andrew Sjeber,. j s,,.nh
Luu.a u. stsong. Floyd Evans and r. Il.
VOU AND EACH or ron ARE NJ nspv
i aoti6so that there 10 nov ON ale IN -. M.
OF the Clerk Of the district Court Of cot, csns.
y, Iva, petition Of George -. &. low, prs, ia.
that the title TO csrtais lsnds II .sid q, uas1
may DO qui.ted In him, the said los; the a.id
lands being thus sounded and drs, r,bed. 10 !. !.
The North half VI ehe North " ct aus,,er ~
Ssc,ioa No. fifteen l5). and the east hs.i Of the
North East quarter u eection No, sixteen (lsl
10 Tosnsnip No ssvsn,y-ssven, hsnrs NJ.
too ~ East; tie Esss half Of the hor,b Eau
quarter. and the est half Of the south hest
9us'ses o. eectioa No. Eve (s( and the N-rtH
NJ. s..as e.. in township No. eveniy--rvsn
t7O. Range No Two a. East sth = A. Alse
the fVii.w'ng: Commsscing ., the 4. nth Lsst
corner u Sse'ien NJ Eve %. Township No. sev.
enty (77) Range two (2l ruphisp thenee
" ct twenty 10 chains thence n r,h al RAJ
degrees. last thi,t. 10 100 go Il 1000 cheins
thence North three and 80 lOV derrees'
Wet nifty chsins; thence Last ,s.n,v
chains. to the North East corner Of said "a e,io.
No. 6ss ~; thence south eighty SOY chains 10
the place Of beginning.
HAid petition also peays that certain iud,me,..
and mortgages b cancelled.
And nov. unlses you appear thereto and def,n..
on OF bsfore noon of the a day Of the next tern
Of said Ccurt TO Be htlden On the lss Mopdsv n
Fsbrus.y, 1858. your dsfsuls gill b entered. and
decree RENDERED - p,sys I'd for.
GRANT 1 Smith and Go. 8. G. DOW,
dec A-'swSw Attys. for pltN.
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FsOm New Iork.

Nrw YORK, Jan. 81.
| A Washington special . ates that tn,
Snip cme Court has revoked the dccisio.
Of tie court below 10 the Rock Islant
Bridge case. It required three ies Of
tho Iowa side Of the river 10 be removed
Three Judges dissented. Justice N Her
who was the counsel in The case, Of course
did not act.
The Herald has the following:
FAIRF.x {. H.. Jan. 90.
The cavalry raid Of the 9th inst. =
hricf aecoun, Of which has Leen already
forwarded. WAS, in its results, rather an i'm
portant affair.
The force was composed of 100 men.
under command Of Maj. Hammond. By
order of Col Wyndham the expedition
left FattaX at one clock at night, and ar
rived Mt Mddllcbnrg 10y daylight. Here
they captured II rebels, who have been
for ,olno ,ime ANNOYING our picke,., and
,ec.p,ured IA paioled prisoners. several
Of these last evidently desertcrs. Some Of
hem admitted That they were descrters,
while others say they were st'sgsleis WHO
had been captured.
they stated that they had been robbed
of their clothes, but this the rebel prison
crs Indignantly denied, and said they
were deser crs from our army, and had
voluntarily exchanged their clothes in or
der TO escape more readily.
Among the prisoners was Rev. Mr..
i,spdst,ert, Chaplain Of Gen, Stuart. All
the prisoners seem II be well iostel in
regard to Wat WAS going on within our
lincs.
Very important formation was OBJ
tanned in regard to Stuart's movements
They all admit that but little is to be cx-
pecied from the now CONSUMPTION act As
arly every available man is already in
the field.
A Washington special dispatch states
that the prospect in the Senate. which
has rccommittcd the Missouri cinanci pa
ton bill, will limit tie amount OF appro-
p,iation to ten niiIions, ~ suggested by
Mr. NOEL. and fixed by the House. and
will require the establishment Of slavery
immediately. Mr.. iicnderson's project
finds but tile favor
The Times special says the Admins
trait II i, engaged, through eminent
counsel, preparing to bring before tue
Supreme Court question Of power Of
the President in times OF rebellion, TO
suspen! the hdbeos corpus. The Ad-
min sira,loa is determined to settle this
question Immediately, as there are many
case. pending, aud additional ones
springing up daily. The " isconsin case
- tia, which the Administration expects
to make an ISSUE