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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-03
Blockade Goods
DrG,i OF LAMB IN HANOVER CO.

lac Il, .. = d-cra. OF the Gi'cui. Court Of Hano.
=. ,,.u,.. = cr-rpc.d on the 18th day Of Sept tb-r.
- H. rnirr .lravd. .p-cia' 90 miss Der, w Lon MON.
rAf DE - dny ~ NOVEMBER. s3 Ii not q very
..;r,,-, 81, .or!i II II he Iste 'es.d-uc OF d
"u = y y lec-a-ri al ~ O'Clock. sell tn the high.
$50. 4 - tto"'d iih' 'rLc' I land c 'ntsi:'ipc elgh'
49, ~ III. l. h"r - barns, STABLES, sc. Zee IS ry
~ ,!,..- tam Il SUHA "d r
Il giIa: :. o.. at 'uly situated On the Paiaunky rlv-
, !va. H.rcv r Com Il Use d.ro' IN the CeHtrsl
&. - tx. 20 ;h"u ,rrs' convenient vessel landing
oira rag..rs six and # N he c!ty OF Richmond eigh.
tanrs
IT, "a d Is ayy productive. q good SOL for impr VT
n, I'd his on il an ~ aOd ,ics Of wood and, r-allv
f-''-. go: =: this In AS de, rabie a farm al any. on the
Pea <. river.
D. 2- !ay and a, tho same place, (Gonia Hell }
i.t-! 20 - gi =; I. Ode one o'hgr >maN r CT of
"a. r,u iass 'h;r'y,wp aud 'hr-e-iourihs acres, ad.
Iangl IL Ia, is NJ. JOIN Hnw AMI o,h- 3: n th.
haosug :.-:.s Al bah rr,rts, on third Of n" pu:.
rsr- ~ ~ aynti"i II ash one ihiI d IN twelve raop'hS
al:or. bird n,>o yearS; the pr-cea er for the de:err.
eir. a"ni, * CU'''. bonds ~iS approved perSoG*l ~.
s.iy. ma ra5r,'-z Interest from th- day of sale and
IL -&- = sin IL: the WHO'S FINE money he paid. cr
gM np'o" Of b. purcha :-r3. the wa nc OF the proceed.
9 ,Ar receivable u cH.h, AMI he title transferable by
:-t gz.si,ie Y, in compliance nth the decree
VII take ,-,>are IT, gong ovsr the farm with person.
u''; : / Examine it; and Mr.. H4v AZ 10 the sms.l trac.
ref as ~r-s,i"ace. FZEHIEL s TALLEY,
ya%-:vaot Gnmu'r
Y TfcE. Executor - Sale OF and, Horsrs,
y Ca,iIe Hogs, Crop, &c, In Buckinshnnl
toaaIy
IL { o''Gnce with .hr will the late Lieut. JamesP
frsssau, | vii, offe. for sale 10 'he highest bidder. on
Wtdar>d,y, the 9TH day Of Hovdmser, 1858
Tar Il cot - So neS' fair DAY. Z . Tr CT Of Land on
sbtL." ~ I'd tn Ceo-p>'s cIc :, In the cou ~ +
BrSi h.1, aror; 70 mile from Wa-c-n and sis mile.
los i,vt!', in a 60 "a aid rec arkaFl y sealtby neigh.
a:hD 4
e. tr Ct crr'airs 40 'cr-s, hut will be sod In two
Pat. : r-r iTrrh ~. TIE - ac ahr' I 90 .c-rs o.
! E"gE-.Eri TEi The bsIG ne N n original SroSIh he
e''-: 20 d q al ~ and susceptible VI The highest IL.
'aTra =.
= t. !@p' ove cats consist Of new we ing. Wit NV
: u '.rH. =. III 'hrre !-rF-t bsccc houses c IN house
Eig. - rnl- -. 81: b use vi s.rya":s
"a q . I'll =: ~. sr. t. ti0e .un plnce be crop o.
er'1 r- ca > All ~, torarco. att" h g.. tw "d
"'lCf"-, :. ooG hTES7 and nsr>ess, farming utensils
l.
:! an lie apvwn ol day of ssl".
10 N " Brown. Fxr"f
JAS P I. kCUSUN decd.
W =, u h,viuS clsi 4 ,gai 81 the esAte ere re-
''i -"Gl : -n .r p.riy aut' { III q ed OF 1T h.
"' "a . m" an: ID 81 indeb' d 70 The es.ate are
: "il" ~" 'lshe nayuIs.t bt tha' day.
81 rt.ic;' J. w. U.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-03

CFEICE OF THE K e. D E-lLS;t.D
RICHMOND. E~v.2 s63.
q TO OWNERS OF SLAVES Ali 81 yes
! wishing ,o.so OF the carr CT The Ri; hIiond and Dan
~ rs;'road will ne refoiret - hay tn rr.sss. so Sat
c. ran ss retained At the Ticket ofEcei rther,.i~cthef
-ili n be allowed 70 go on tie ara
JAMES H. LESTER,
General Ti~ket q gent.
,e-3lv Z. a. j. r. r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-03

Up , u h,ving clsi 4 .gai 81 the es1te ere re-
ID + -"ut : rln .r p"riy aut' { vi a ed OF IT h.
''' "a . n. an: ID =. indeb' d 10 tie estate ARE
'il" -" maze rsyI!e.t bs tia day.
it.tcs' J. w. U.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-03

ri VIEW e0R sALE 1 will sci, pi.
.Hl vately my Tract of Lnnd lying In the county ct
suckIuSh- am, ed]oinins the lands o. Robert II Hubar",
Nosrs a smith aud others. absrt eight miles south casi
Of tbs Gourt-Iouss and Ibout h SANS dtdt anee rom
.:a.I Ira IN Willis RI yer. = nsvig BIZ strsS"1.
Th. tract con,air ~ SCI acres. 'Ho OF which, aye in oriFt
nal srcg.1. heav',y t,nbrred with OAK, h;cIory, chest
out. pine IN W ~ u uo.,ut NJ Ar" IN = thrift! socnnd
no ,h OF pine IN. rest 7b,s, nj sHr"s il ci"4r"d nd
in grd Lear w"li adapted to tne growth { al'he s'an'
GRIPS About 80 acres 4 h. rp rcd laJd is very T ritz
IA III. trsc: being vii wa;erei by ~ creeks ruuainr
'hr ugh it
There ar. IN the land comfortable fam ID dw'!,ina
~ith six r"ona. a d r'e ne ,e:.asy outh"c>es. and a aIhi
rate wei! of ieiicionS xa'er
Per y wishing % euy must come and SEQ The i"od fer
h.m-clv-s
U less tho ,lc ~ made before thu 18th day OF Snv-m.
her. il will n " b" sold 1t al. and il sold 'ef'r-. ro.se,
sion will 10 delivered on thu dav Ter !, ca n or az
ANTHONY 4 Vt sLTDN
-,1 ~ ~, y u
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rITTZESS of E ixsbeth :ttv, war lex and f.'k
~ Gu rirs and city + Wi'ia ,Shu-R " nc "H - .
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exp.t cd d :, , 10 a, rive. LIZ Is III ..iES
oct Q Agent
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PRESENT OF uoRsE TO ABRAnM LIS.
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The American Bank Note and Ma.
tional Companies are now each running
two hundred and fifty presses. They
are still engaged on the old government
contracts, aud print over 81 100000 per
day, Of which 100000 is postal cur
renoy. No Roadway has yet been made
with tho one hundred million legal ten.
Ter notes.
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A Washington letter says it is esti-
mated that the average number Of Of.
fcers about Washington is five thou.
sand, who are STRIKING .daiy, yet who
march up to the pay table every month
with the fidelity Of quartermaste,'s
mule to his daily peck of oats.
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BIsnop CLARK, of Rhode Island, clos
ed his discourse week ago last Sunday
in these eloquent words, referring TO our
national Troubles:
BLOW from the south, Q winds Of
God, and bring us diogs Of reconcilia.
ton and love. Blow from the north, Q
winds Of Goo, and carry back the mes
sage of fraternity and peace. Scatter
he darkne S, r Il away the clouds, and
give unto ne all once more The sunshine
If Tranquil rest. Under the shadow OF
Thy wings We make our refuge o God
gtUe as peace"
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Gov. SkYMoUk's MESSAGE ABROAD.
-"Monandock," the regu ar London
correspondent of the N. y. Times,
writes in his last.
1.-The London Times Of this II ornipg
10 profoundly dlsgusted with the pros
pect. 1t is gricvously disappointed a,
Gov. Seymour's Message. whici, though
regarded as sound on constitutional aud
State rights matters, goes for the vigor-
Gus prosecution OF the wsr and the res
toration Of the Union. 1t is, in fact, a
~ar document, when they expected a
plea for peace"
When the message appeared, it will
be remembered, the Republican prints
predicted that it would be hailed abroad,
as well as in tho South, as the initial
signal of a movement for peace.
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DEMOCRAT & NEWS
Rebel Hopes and Fears.
Correspondence Of the Knoxville Wing.
RICHMOND Friday, Jan. 80, 1863

RrcuMoSD Friday, Jan. 80, 1863.
For the .hrst time since the ,cdr began,
each Southern arn,g Is held ut bay by a
superior. mobiii-ed Abolition force !;
and yet there neyer ,cds q period when
ecery prospect Of good for tune, rhich
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the aspec. Of affairs IN tie West IS by
no means fdttering.
Bragg's army must be strengthened,
cost what it may. His regiment, must
be recruited. lie has not men enough
to meet Rosecrans. lie had them not
at Murireesboro; but now kosecran's
force IS not less than 100000 strong.
The recruits for Brags's army must
come from the camps Of instruction.
Not one of onr Generals can spare .
regiment, and hence the determination
OF Congress TO extend aud enforce the
provisions Of the Consumption act.
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J.. A. REID, nj. d.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
il aad residence No. 2s, corner Main AM Thiro
trosts. Davenport, Iowa. julyl G
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CARDS.

Dlt. j. &. PANkEk,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE.
I No I Franklin Block, second door, Brady ST.
between Second and Third, Davenport, Iowa.
Residence, corner Ninth and LIE Claire sts.
decl >-d&E
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p, opr,cs SEWING MACHINES

., oxrsCE SEWING MACHINES
! Hrs, MACHINE MAKES FOUR pissE lh! !,
stitches, md fuis tho elo.n 'l !, s'sa. sr -
"a "a .asy Of operation and almost noiseiess
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sii .hose desiring first class family ewini
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81 is nas''" P.L CONE, Agent,
csrssr .f Brady and ID sts.. Davenport love
4 .tvoa-stfv
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exchanges AND BASKISG Houss OF LoUisl
A. MAcxLor, Dayenl ort, Iowa, Feb 2, 1868.
IL PERSONS HAVING MONEY on DE-
"A POST with she undersigned, either In Ger
auc,tsd to withdraw the same without delay.
fenn LOUIS A. MACkLOr.
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J. W. IL. BAKER, n. d.,
PHYSICIAN ANu SURGEON. OFFICE II
i Post Office building. Residence ON Fifth
street, between BRADY and Perry streets, ven.
ncgt Iowa nov i9-dAwtf
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Post C0ifo Winter limo Table,
Arrival and Departure OF the Mails.
rOsToFPICE AZ nAvEEroRr, IOWA.

EASTERN MArL.-Closes at A. NJ. AMI So 2.
n. Arrives at 10 A. NJ. and ~ +. NJ, Sundays
excepted.
WESTERN MAIL-Cioses at Q A. Nj. Arrives
at6p. NJ. Sundays excepted.
AoRrHERs Iowa MArL.-Closes at 81 +. NJ.
Arrives AT ~ T.. Ma
SouTHERs Iowa MAIL.-Closes Mt "A. NJ. Ar
rives at 4 l.. ~.
NoRrnsRs VIA DEWIrT.--Closes Sunday, Tues
day aud Thursday atsl3 +. NJ. Arrives Tuesday,
Thursday aud saturday at +. NJ.
RoUTE No. t05i7-tiA Blue Grass, etc-Closes
Monday, Wednesday and Friday al 81 eek. + ".
Arrives Tuesday, Thursday and SATURDAY at IL
RoUrx No Io94s Via ptea-Closes Tuesday
and Friday al l2 o'clock N arrives Tuesday aud
Friday at IL o'clock 81.
kotrK No. l09s7-via FulTal,-Closes Friday
Pm.
korrE No. los5O-via Walnut Forks and Dix
on. closes Wednesday. at ek r. 81 Arrives
Saturday 1t 9 p. II.
OFrIcs Hours. Office open at o'clock A. u
General delivery closed at 81 o'clock +. NJ OF. .,
CLOSED NJ v o'clock r. NJ. Ufi,e open On SUI da,
from 10 2 'clock r NJ.
~ Az the principal mails are carried b Raj
Road, all the time as suited herein will b.
RAIL ROAD IIns, tho clock in the eupe r,utend
ents ofice, N. 3 Z. RI. Depot being u,s stand
ard. CHAS. H. ELpRiiiG r. n.
RlCHARDsON, WEST 4 CO..
TOWER PRESS B0OK&JCBP RllTlNG
EsT.lDLlsHJMENT:
Griggs'.Bissk, Perry st.
DAvkNPosT. IOWA.
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DIR. GEO. w. McCARN,
naY3iCIAN AM SURGEON. OFFICE
in room directly over the Post Office.
DIR. Go. w. McCAaN's residence, east side OF
Brady. second door from cOrner OF 9th.
ian v-dwtf
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Tho Democrats Of Scott County are invited 70
IN ,et in Mass Convention in the city of DRyen-
por, on Saturday, Feb. 2lst, at 10 o'clock a. IN.
for the purpose Of expressing their views on tho
great questions Ct the day.
Eminent speske from abroad have been In
vit.d to be present.
Let every atriot resolve 10 devote this day to
the service OF his country.
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The Daily Democrat and News,
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