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The Portland daily press., 1863-02-17
PORTLAND POST OFFICE

wESrERN-Arrives at Il. 40 and n p. NJ. Closes at
745 A. NJ. and l3oP. NJ
EASrERN-Arriycs at l5o p. NJ. Closes at NJ.
EuRoPE-Closes every Saturday at 30 Z. NJ.
CANADA-Arriyes at 1.50 T. NJ. Closes at Il NJ.
COUNTRY MAILS-Arriyesa about s T. NJ. Close at
9P.M.
sg-ohice open daily tsundays excepted) from 8
A. NJ. to9P. NJ. On Sundays. from 81 to 81 A. NJ.
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DIR. T. p. QUIMBY. would give notice that he ha
returnedto Portland, and can be found at his Room.
No. ID INTERNATIONAL HOUSE,. Tuesday, August
18th. where he will attend to all wishing consul
him.
First Examination at ofice ...........s2 $500
Each subsequent sittng Office. ............ so
City Patients, first Examination at residence. $50
acknowledgement visit at residence, ........... loo
August Is, ls62.-tf
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Escape Of Vessels from Mobile.

New YORK. Feb. 10.
The rebel schooners Pelican and Break o.
Day, with cotton, had arrived at Belize, Hon.
duras, from Mobile, out OF which port they
run in tile night. The latter was chased by
one of our cruisers.
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Gen. Mcclellan Asks for Active Service.
NEW YORK. Feb. 10.
The Times says Gen. Mcclellan has applied
for active service.
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Rumored Battle below Port Hudson.

NEW 1ORk, feD- 10.
The Tribune's Washington dispatch says an
important, but vague rumor comes through
rebel channels that Gen. Banks has fought q
battle seven miles below Port Hudson, the
result Of which was the rebels fell back to Port
Hudson, while General Banks retired to his
camps.
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BY TELEGRAPH
EVENING PAPERS.

The Alabama.-Loss of Steamer Swan and
II Lives.
NEW YORK, Feb. 16.
The Alabama sailed from Kingston, Ja., on
the night of Jan. 18th.
News from Roanoke Island states that the
rebels have l25 small boats secreted in the
bayous and creeks in Tyrrel and Hyde counties,
by means of which they expect to cross to the
Island and capture the garrison.
The steamer Swan, from Key West for New
Orleans, was lost, with IL Of her crew and pas
sengers.
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For sale.

For sale.
- THE House on the corner Of Prospect
and Cs<co strcets-the basement finish
nses ed for . store A good stand for fam
Esss lily Grocer.
-AIs6-
Two Lots Of Land. one ON Spring and one on
Spruce street. Either would be exchanged for
good Dwelling House.
Portland. N. L. MITCHELL
febl1-eod3w
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SAILING OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.

Mails are forwarded by every steamer In the reRu
lar lines. The steamers for from Liverpool call
Queenstown, except the Canadian line, which call
Londonderry.
PANAMA AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES carry
ing Mails for AspinwalI. Panama. and California,
leave New York on the lst llth, and 2ist of each
month.
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IMPORTS.
MARRIED..

Cardenas--Brig ADnandale-252 hhds molasses q
tres do. bbls do, to John d Lord
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DENTISTRY JOSIAH HEALD, No. 241 Con
gress Street, first door east of LIST Parish Church
Portland, Me. aug1dly
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school Examination

CANDIDATES for admission TO Grammar Schools
~ for Girls, will be examined nj the CxNrRn
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. Thsrsday next. 18th inst
at nine clock in the forenoon.
Per order. febl6 dtd
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Capt Callott pilot and the second mate Of ship
Bailey before reported lost of the harbor of San
Francisco furnish some additional particulars in re-
gard to the disaster. The W was got under way
about O'Clock. and had good commanding breeze
until she arrived ON the bar tabout oclockl when
the wind suddenly died leaving the ship plum
ing about in a very heavy swell. Finding the vessel
dered TO be eockbed and the starbosrd one let 20.
AS the anchor touched bottom the chain cable
tore through he iron hawse-hoe, and down through
the heavy tmbers to the bottom of the ship. About
five minutes after the vessel struck very heavy upon
the bottom, and in three hours the vessel BE- gan
break up. Capt Dyer the mate and two Of the ".
lashed themselves the mizzen rigging, and some OF
the secured themselves in the fore rigging he
following the names of the lost, they
can be ascertained: Lemuel Dyer. captain; FIRST
mate. not aseertained; Thos Adams cabin boy
VIM Rudolph. cook: John fernando Peter simpson.
John Conway. Fielding. Jos Lynch. and George
HinkIey, seamen. Sased-Thos l. shaw. ID mate;
Joseph Hood, rhos Brown. John Mcintyre. and Joe
Sanders The wreck has been sold at auction for
about $500 She was originally sold TO some boat
for sI00. Capt Dyer leaves q wife and two chill
drcn in Addison. Ne.
Sch Ann Elizabeth, from Cardenas for Frankfort,
lar Mt Newporti reports heavy weather. lost deck
load Of molasscs and galley. of Hatteras.
Sch Harmony, (of Lubeel Ferguson. went ashore
the rocks. in Rumery Bay near Esstport, In the
gale of the 9Th inst and filed.
Sch Frolic. McCarty, sailed from Belfast 9Th inst
her deck load Of hay. The hre spread very rapidly
in spite of all exertions subdue II and the vessel
ashore at Camden. where II was scutfled and
burned TO the waters edge. The r. with her cargo
of potatoes and hay. belonged to Capt II Anderson
Of Belfast, aud u q total loss, is3no.l
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

SAN FRANCISCAN l2ih. ship Avon, Howe..
Manila 9th. bark Oak Hin, Mitchell. reekalet; 18th.
Palmetto. Blake. do.
cid 18th ship Premier. McGilyery. -; bark d N
Hall. Williams Port Angeles.
sid 9th ult ships Franklin, Nelson. Manila; 18th.
Merrimac. Woods. Liyerpool; Washington, Coburp,
Hong Kong; Franklin. Nelson. Manila
Sid lith inst. ship Archer cressey. for Yokohama.
SEw oRLEANs-Beiow attn. ship Herald. Fos..
I'm Boston.
cid ID. bark whistling Wind. for New York; ID.
er. ruii.. New York ' o''
CID i2th, sehs Mary Langdon. Pinkham, Rockland; ;
PHILADELPiiiA-Arl 18th. sch christins. Knight
Portland. vim Lewes. Del. where she has been ashore
ca I2ih. sch Lion, cTeigh,on hasan..
NEW foRk-Ar 18th. sch Defiance. Harrington,
Portland.
Ar lith. ship NJ X Ludwig Harding. Liverpool;
bark Hannibal. Hawkins. New Orleans; brig Amy
Warwick. smith. Buenos Ayres; sch Gem OF the
Ocean, Baker. Bath.
Com kearney, Aines. Boston.
cid llth. ships Plymouth Rock. Monk. London
Southampton, Austin, and 5 II Talbot, Hatch. for
Liverpool; banks Edisto. Finn. and Washington.
White. Baltimore; sehs Clifford. Shute. Washing
tom NJ A griffin: Borden. for baltimore; Lookout,
Thornton. do: William, Durham, Salem.
sid 18Th. ships North American, William, and SAN
ia Anna: barks Lydia Cole. Harmon. Harvest. An
ME kimbal and Reindeer; brigs Ocean Traveller,
Ar 18th. ships Sarah March. Showers Rio Janeiro:
Byzantum, FIN LoTion; Village Belle. FIN Palermo;
[By tell Ar 18th, bark Edith Rose. FIN Foochow;
Oriental: I'm MANILA stella. FIN Bremen' brig Geo
NEwPokT-Ar 18Th. brig Lady of the Lake. Has
kell. Fall River for New York:
Ar 18th. sehs Anna Elizabeth. Potter. Cardenas for
Frankfort lsee disasiers Mary Alice. FIN Belfast for
Fortress Monroe; Matanxas. Blake. I'm Portland for
Philadelphia: John Mather, Orr. and Maria Lnnt,
Boynton. do for New York; William. Drinkwater.
The Portland daily press., 1863-02-17

DRs. LOCKE & KIMBALL, DENTISTS, No. Iii
Middle Street. Portland. Ne. augl5-ly
The Portland daily press., 1863-02-17
DISASTERS.

There IL 5000 insurance bark q Storer, ire
Gently wrecked on the Irish COAST at the Merchants
office In Providence.
The Portland daily press., 1863-02-17

LEGISLATURE OF MAINE.


ESPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE DAILY rREss.I
AUGUSTA, Feb. 16.
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AdmimisarntOr's Sale
OF ) L A Il l. T. l.. o T.
DURSUANT to license from the Probate Court
III for Cumberland County, the subscriber will Of
for sale public auction Friday the 10Th day
of March next the lot of land the north side OF
York street. near the foot of High street. belonging
the estate of james Bradley. truck man. deceased
formerly occupied by him . stable lot which IL
q small stable which be made servicable by mod
crate repairs. Title uDdoubted
Sale positve-on the premises, at twelve O'Clock.
II. BARNES,
Administrator Of James Bradley.
Feb. Is, 1853 w3w Is
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An Apprentice Wanted.
Two learn the Sign and Ornamental painting basi-
II ness. One who has decided taste for the busi-
ness preferred Enquire Of J. b. HUDSON. in,
fcbI7-d2w n Market Square
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VIM. 3. B7ADsURY,s
PIlN0-FORTE ESTABLISHMENT
No. 42e Broome Street,
NEW YORK.

>hes0oscribsr respectfully invites the atten.
non OF nisfriends and tho public generally 70
nis fiano.torte Establishment, It No. lei
broo me street, corner Of Crosby.
Having Withdrawn his interest st,ck 80 -
'erial from the late firm of Lights 4 Bradbury
winch hfn wa dissolved on the 3lst Jannary nil
and aving purchased the entire stock of Piano,
fostss and Piano Forte material, owned bv his
ofother Ed~sfd q. hridbury, in the said firm. he
for bis celebrated Piano rortes. Emnlo,;n. - !.
most skiliiui and experienced workmen. with a
large stock of the best and most thorough -.
soned material. and an abund ance Of co.,, 80
mas taken IN hand the personal supervision 81 ne ne
.nos cuisines tof manufacturing his ips,ruman ny
qualled tone and duraJleas... ''o' she-
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tne
r O. tho
.xteen (l6, IT.
~ north O. ~ o..
ne 9TH p. m; which 80
&c made by tho said Mira..i A'a
mont ., ae, Tor the purpose of soc arnr ~ ,isr'
men, o. one certain promlssory .,o,e .a me pay.
.e,es, ,hefeon signed by said M;chaa na IN .ne In
a,.i ane 10Th day Of Jar.ar A. Iss, ernsn
ppaai'n - one Year liter date. 20 ~. out And
,wentr-a.n ns III the .um OF six bupd.r u'i .,
,sn my .y-u.s dollars, with ,nteres. snd
And now. ssi~
81. note having become due and nav
1'e.sna me said Michael tiernan having failed 10
pay me same, I,Austin Corbin. Trustee as afo,-.
s"'a, do hereby give thi. public 49,
frlhs OF the na"~- ...,os. that by
which IL IN me vested by said
deed of trust, ! viii, on Saturday, the 9tn day
81 Maya. ID. 1888 a, tho hour Of nine o'clock
IN 'he oienoon Of said day, at the Court House
door, IN the city of Davenport. expose
ana oher for sale, at publ, auction. the
parcels Of land above described, or 80 nnch
thereof n sh all be necessary to satisfy and nav
The amount due on said note with the interestthtre
On 70 the day Of sale. together with nil tho costs
nd expenses attending said SALE costs Of this no
tiee and Trustees foes ' W
Dated tho sth day Of April. A. d. 1868.
apo Trus,.o
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WITHOUT CHANcr

:. Il,ssago checked through. Fare always a. Low
Ne particular and c,.I for ,,cte,s u. ri. p.,,
road which are sold 8, an IN, princaai ,sii.s
Offices in the " est. p'A''i"' railroad
Freisl, " adorda facilities for Skinner, :
superior to any other rort. !.
Al lAfRfsS TEAM FOR FREIGHT
, leaves New York daily. making cIo.. .uni
--.vIons
,~."'. y est - -. quicker time .h an
over before made on as line,
for Freight rates enc lire Of J G Oatmnn. $40
broadway. Chas Thurman, lss Broadway. n 4.
y II Archer, ss South sire.i, y Y j : Dunlap
10 20 0.ate street, boston Erie ailaay Office, a.
Gl0rk street. Chicago.
CHAo. MfN0T. Gent Sun. M
y !. SPRINGER, Western Agent, Chicago. m.
a. BARBER, Agent, BarliDs .on Iowa,
anf-H
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From ~ Lonis.

ST Louls. April ..
The Democrats special from Young's
Point 81, says that sevcr transports
with troops, and EIet Marine Brigade,
and one lroa clad started up stream tbs
morning.
There is no prospect Of active opera
tons before Nicksourg lor some time.
Il new canal has been cut three miles
above here. 1t wil be eight miIes long,
and will empty into the Mississippi below
Wsrrenton. Three dredgcs and the
African brigade are at work night and
day.
Com. Tarracut holds the river between
Nicksburg aud Port Hudson.
Porter and GRAFT are Q eonnoitering uI
the lazoo with considerable force.
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TRUSTEES SALE

w hhhEAs on the 10th day of April, A. ID.
1901, Michael Tiernan ex cuted unto Aus
'h Sofbn ms trustee, n certain deed of tiu.t m
,eyihg 70 SAID trustee the land in Clinton county
Iowa, described as follows, TO wit. The vost half
o. 'he horth-wes quarter. and the southeast
quarter OF the north west quarter and the south
west quarter o. the north east quarter of section
10. WE'VE IL. in township No. eighty.two(s2 \
norm o, range No three 3, east OF tho btb !,
M Which said conveyance WAS made by thu ,aiS
"ichaei Herman, Tor the purpose Of securino - .
payment OF two promissory no,ss AMI the ,n,s,..,
thereon. signed BY said Tiernan, dated IN. Ia,h
cay Of April, A. d., ls6i. and payable "A foil
ne 10 twenty dollars due in one year. and ,ha
otler Tor the sum OF two hundred and $50,
dollars due IN two year from date with ,,,.
alter date at ten per cent "'e'esS
ana now, said notes hayirg become dina and
payable, AID the said Michael Ii,rna, -
iaiisd pay the same, Austin Corhin. Trns,es ~
Aforesaid do hereby g,xe this public notice IN
by virtue Of he powef0ehich is IN me vs.,sd -,
aa,a deed o. trust, | will, on Sat urdnv. m.
IN a"y oil NAV, A. d. l>63, At the
our OF nine o'clock in the fore noon "e ..iI
day. ~ the Court House door. in tho CITY of Day
ehPor', expose and offer for sale. at public apo
lion, inc reels oil land above described. -, 20
hueh thereof as shall be sufficient TO satisfy and
ny toe amount of said notes, with the iniere.,
thereon TO the day of sale, together with Ali ,h.
.es's ana esPens attending said sale, costs OF
thu hotise and Trustees fees. '
Dated the eth day OF April. A. D. 1868.
AUSTIN CORkiN;
~ Trustee
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tn GOOD CONDITION AND TRAINS ARr
/ ruunlrg daily, hast AMI Wa. fer the f.ags,a,
tati"n q passe aserJ a., tfeigbt gil4 care an8
as'Pt'ea. III hli'-aa1 Il iosstei en-, If 10 nj.
sissippi River have dirsot c5-.ns.t,,nst+b,1 ~ 4
- - I Z. O. Il. Lac Of spl AM .tcta, p,clo,s
The Hannibal 4 y J,.tp4 Line d rae.o..
on tae Missouri Z yer ran daily su4th d l.enrrn-
Nar' ~ farkftic, Quiufara. Hyandoite and Nan
"a NY ani weekly, not.a 10 Nebraska Guy,
iiai'snoath, onshi AL Cosuc,l Bluffs.
Daily Mail Coaches run n c0ngastion ui,t
,ralns q tbs roal 90 ali Important towns n
northern Missouri and 5outhorn lsua AI.o 1.
Lawrence, Topeka, Fe.t Riley ana Fort scott
kansas. ''1
Overland P.ke's Peak asd Califorpia V,it
coaches leave daily. Time to Denver An,
Salt Lake dtys Saa srauciIop /, iAys
h'ie' " freight away a. 10y as by 4ag otho,
i.ae, "a..e tbs patron .tses lafsp,yia lusu.atce
=. t. 3ce. Change. All l5ic
L. IS. GkeAT, Gent Fioasi As't. Hannibal A.,
y = JOHNSON F-atyh. A.,
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From a>h,n.tcn.

WAsnISGroN, April :.
20 Official intelligence IN reference TO
affairs nj Charleston Is received. IL Is
c.a,c,ed al the Nasy Department that
ii,patc' es would arrive thus evening. -
Enurc confidence is expressed that me
attaca ou Charleston Viii bc completely
successful.
Prominent government officers openly
announce their belief that Charlesiua has
octu taken. and that victory IS gained
there by our laad aud naval forces. The
first Intelligence Of 1t viii be brought toy
dispatch boat ttop Hilton Head. Iho
rybcs viii not cmit any n naon by
csraj Ii or publication 10 any paper.
/ The I'rtbHeS q >Patchi gives thc follow
/ iu4 California appointments :-Robt. +
swain, Alnt. ,lee Stevens, femo M
samuel ]. Eul-c, Appraiser, Nicc Ime
resigned II. NJ. Miler Appraiser, Nie'
Nudge. removed. This .'ioa is ronse-
qncui apon the report Of Thomas Brown
4 .pce ii agent Of The Treasury Depart
mcut. seat 10 examine into matters OF
/ the Pacific coast. ~ appointment to
cole tor OF San Francisco has yct been
, made.
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bradbury's New Scale Piano For. .

IN the arrangement Of our nev -.
and prepared with the utmo., 60. ale. drawn
our new instruments, we have :. expressly for
ira. otoment which can IN ar added every i'm
lection OF the Piano-For ,wav tend tothe per-
ma Tor d6lir e. and we can conf IDENTITY
bfiiiiancy aud Acy Of touch volnm. nm,;,y
that strength xeetne.s az tom. comnin.a vim
durabilitv ard ,nI;d;,, ne 80. -
ST ,hese iost,ums,,. -. un.o..ii,,
Inv x,aru AN Re.rry,,. an, 80 "a 80,
- o"' n'u''o, ~ w
10 the closest or .ticism of the unbiased dgei
N the land.
/ ~ Every instrument is warranted for Ave
years.
WIN. b. BRADBURY,
AZ Broeme street, corner Crosby, New Yor
mh5-3m
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THE KNlCKERBOCKER MAGAZINE
OF
Literature, Art, Politics and isociety.
ANNOUNCEMENT.

MYTH THE OCTOBER NUMBER OF THIS
w time -hoaored and popular Magazine wss
commenced new series, issued in . ne " and en-
arged form, under eatirely new editorial and pro-
prietary management.
II will be the aim OF its present condu tor not
only to sustain its former prestige, but to extend
it's circle of readers, md make il u welcome guest
in every American household. With this view
no labor or expense will be spared in securing the
highest order Of talent, not alone ON this side of
the Atlantic, but in both hemis spheres.
Although literary Magazine, it viii not shrink
from boldly discussing the vital topics of the dny
free from all party or sectarian bias Ii will en-
brace ancRg ITS miscellaneous contents notes on
current events foreign and domestic ; reviews ef
new books. and art asd dramatic gossip; while
the kCiter's Table. with which the readers of
OLD kNlCk have been 80 long fam liar. will
be monthly spread with the choicest literary vi
ands which the market can supply.
II is thus hoped, that even under the derress.
ing influences of protracted war, the veteran
Magazine Of the United States will rcap in its
new aud improved character, q plentiful harvest
Oh subscriptions, and maintain, with added lus.
Ter, that position as hrstclsss monthly which it
has held Tor more than thirty years.
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To the Army and Many, half price. Two corics
for -Four Dollars and Fifty Cents. Three copies
for Six Dollars. Subscriptions must be sent d.
.ect 10 the office. No collectors nre employed.
Single copies will be sent to any part If the
United States or Canals, post -paid on receipt of
twenty tive cents in postage stamps.
Back numbers may be obtaipei on application.
New subscribers Will be supplied with the back
numbofs Of the new series gratui.ously.
The hnickerbocker and any ether hree Dollav
Magyar. will be sent ono year for -Four Dollars.
discount OF ten per cent. from these prices
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m.ro su bscr bers.
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the Hearth and other eminent authors will be
among the regular contributors 20 tue Magazine.
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THE EDI's
rOst Oflce Winter Time Table.
Arrival and Departure of the Mails.
:. rark Row, New York.


PosropYIC. A. DAVENPORT, IOWA.
EASTERN MAIL.-Closss at s A. NJ. and SIX p
NJ. Arrives at 10 A. NJ. and IN p. ~, Sundays
excepted.
WESTERN MAn.-Closss at . A. NJ. Arrives
at ~ NJ. Sunday excepted.
NoRrHxR. Iowa MAIL.-Closes at sk =. NJ.
Arrives atty Pm.
SouTHERS Iowa MAIL.-Closes Ut A. NJ. Ar
rives at r. NJ.
NORTHERN VIA DKWrrT.-Closss Sunday, Tues
day and Thursday st8x M. Arrives Tuesday,
Thursday and saturday 1t 8 r. NJ.
ROUTE No. ios77-Sis Blue Grass, ste-Cloees
Monday. Wednesday and Friday At 81 eek. n.
Arrives Tuesday, Thursday and sasarisyst
ROUTE No. lO94s-via Tipten -Closss
and Friday at ~ o'clock II arrives tuesday
Friday 1T IL O'Clock NJ. tuesday ant
RoprE No. le9G-vta Par
at 8 o'clock N arrives alo-Closes Friday
Pm. saturday atS o'clool
korrE No. 1o9s0--'
on. closes Wed ia Walnut Forks and Dix
s.s s.s,.y 40 = ,si'dAy At sH P. n Arrives
General 1URs.-OGice open at o'clock A. n
closs' Aelivery closed 1t SIX O'Clock p. NJ Ono,
r. .sts o'clock 7. N. Once open on Sunday
IN ! to o'clock p. N.
A. the principal mails ere carried b Raj
noeos I'll the time - ssoeed herein will b
AAiI noAD It11, the elook In the Superintsnd.
eess ooes, y. q. DR.. Depot bsing The stasd.
leA. pnAA h GkD1I00I, p. n.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
STATE OF IOWA.l g
lehman Countv %.


STATE OF IOWAJ :.
johnson County,
To all whom Il may concern
" OU are hereby notified that Hugh s. Cara
l. aud John ;. Gable, Executors Of the last
will and testament OF David Cockiey, decea sed
have flied in the Probate Court vi Johnson Coun-
~, Iowa, n petition with their report attached
said report sho~ing all claims against the said
estate and the dispU-ition made Of the personal
estate, AID also showing the present Indebted
of said estate, and further showing that
there is no sufficient personal properly to pay the
remaining outstanding lode btedness
And IN said petition they ask authority 70 sell
al the night, lido ana interest OF said estate in
lots two -, three G. J, four 4 J. i've (5) aad ak
4 J, in block five ~ in the city Of davenport,
.,o..t County, Iowa, in order, with the proceeds
thereof, 10 pay the claims against siij estate.
You are hereby further notified that Tuesday,
the 9Th day Of April, A. D 1858, has been fixed
ny said Johnson County Probate Court fer the
hearing OF saii application, snd that you can
then and there appear ami oppose the granting Of
the authority, II you desire 10 do so.
HUGH :. CARA.
49,. :. GABLE,
Executors OF the estate OF David Cockley, dec a.
mch lytf
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r l. d K II n T. T.
NEWI.vG .u.1CAx.vE.

THIS MACHINE MAKES FOUR DIFFERENT
l. stitches, and fuis tho cloth either right or
left, as the operator may desire. II sews very
rapid, is easy Of operation and almost noiseless
II Ii fully protested by letters patent, and eavb
machine warranted 10 the purchaser.
All those desiring first class family ewnG
machine vii. richly repaid by an esaminatio
Of its merits
MISS r 4. CLINGMAN
Room No. Cup stlirs), Forest block, corner
Perry nnl Thru streets, Davenport, Iowa.
mar At
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mississippi and Missouri Rairoaa.
WINfEk ARR NGEMENT. Iss2

fd'"a run bp Chicago time. rhicA Is tsoetus ass
'"'' faster than Oavenpoyt time.
nS AND AFTER MONDAY, NOV. a4rr
iso2, and until further notice, passeus q,
Trains ~ill leave Davenport Ms follows:
~ =. 4. n: Tor broskyn and Washington.
S.lo ~. N. for Iowa City.
TRAINS AhRiVk AT DAVENPORT AZ YoLLowa
e 90 ?. =. from Brooklyn and Washington.
!. 81 IN from Iowa City.
horning trains cut Of Davenport will, max sd,re,,
connections al Brooklyn, Iowa city and W,,shins .
~ with tho Western Stage Com panyss sta ges for
III points West.
Trans from the West connect Al na,.nno,,
WITH trains Of tho Chicago and Rock Island k.,l
a,aG Tor al points East, North and south.
iasHengeFs are rei.irded of the necessity OF
Sping distl2et uifuotous Is to lbe estinatio,, OF
e'' thSrHee eso 60 proer..i cka q hefo,e tai mo
non toats d 40 c..is
JOHN I. TRACY, Genl Supt.
hhsALL, Asst Sup't
Davenport, Mover. Der % la62-dtS