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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-27

90. 1881
rNITFn STATES OF AMrKlCA. DISTRICT OLE |,


TINTED STATES or AMERICA. DISTRICT OF IN.
u DIANA. IS;
WHEHEAs libel Of Information has been filed IN the
District Court 1T the United states within and for
lac seventh Circuit aud District of Indiana the 18th
DAY of nvcenbef. is62. 10y John atna. Es, Attorney
for the United states for the district Of Indiana against
the following described credits aud effects OF QUE Burr y
holland. iowit one Promisory Note dated January 81
1859. due October .lsG3 with interest nom date for the
sum Of ak ihousand sG,OOO dollars said note given by
one James ~ Creighton TO David q, Rose IN consideration
OF certain real estate Ia iapore county, Indiana, aud by
said kuse assigned ard transferred to sad hdfr holland
lof violation of the ruwcrs Of o Congress OF July
~ iso3 entitled "Anact suppress nsutf"c,on, TO pun
ish treason and rebellion 60 seize and eouseae the
property Of rebels aud for other purposes aud praying
process against said note hhd that the same may be
condemned aud 'tld a. rnemcs' property
Now, therefore Ia pursuance ot the monltiun under
the seal If said court 10 directed and delivered do
hereb' give public notice % al persons claiming aid
note, any part thereof IN any manner interested
theen that they be- and appear before the sad District
Court II the United States p be held AZ the city oudans
apols, ~ and for the District ~ Indiana the third Men
day ~ May next ten o'clock ~ the forenoon OF that
day, then and there o. nierose their claims aud tomake
their allegations IA that behalf
u, q, ROSE, 4, T. Marshal,
rer l. \, niaslow, Deputy,
Attest
JonS H. hEA, Clerk deciT.dilt
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40. 1851
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JOURNAL
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The comur-hension 81 all New volume subs Tih~ now
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decl7-di4t
(NO. 49,
LIMITED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN.
DIANA

III NtiEb otAlES Of AMEklCA, DlSIklCI OF IN
u DIANA, SIS:
wHEaEAs libel Of information has been fled in the Dis
rictCourt u the United States within and for the Seventh
Circuit and District Of Indiana the 18th day Of 1862
by John Hanna, Esq. Attorney for the United
Tor the District Of Indiana, against the following described
credits and effects Of Burr p. Noland. to-w one
Promsory note dated January 81 1853 Que October 1851
with interest from date for six tnou sand (<6 900 dollars
said note given by jane a. CLIFTON David O. Rose
I'm consideration Of certain al in lapO county
Indiana and by said Rose gncd and transferred said
Burr +. holland, for violation Of the powers Of
act Of Congress, approved July IT, 1862, entitled AD
act TO suppress nsrreeton punish treason and rebel
lion, TO seize and concae the property of rebels and for
other purposes and praying process against said
and that the same may be condemned and sold
enemies property
Now therefore, In pursuance o the moniton under the
seal Of said court 90 directed and delivered do here
by give public notice TO all persons claiming said note
part thereof any manner Interested therein
that they be and appear before the said District Court
the United States 20 be held at the city OF Indianapolis
IN and for the District Of Indiana, the third Monday of
May next. at ten o'clock OF the forenoon Of that
day then and there ntepose their claims and make
their allegations In that behalf
d. g.. ROSE, 4. :. Marshal.
PET l. :. BiGEIOw Deputy.
Attest.
JoHN u. RIA, Clerk declT-dl4t
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NOW Is THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBE
The sentinel for 1903:

THE governmental and political eoestisns Of the
coming rear will have absorbing interest for even
citizen. We engaged In gigsntic civil war The re-
suit o. which foresse. Il threatens radical
change IN the Institutions and principles upon which The
Govsrnnent founded. spd the destruction OF the
liberty and rights Of the citizen, such as the
people Of no other nation have enjoyed, and 10
which may be attributed unequaed progress
in national prosperity and greatness The issue WI"
upon u.s. whether this free Government snA Oe
preserved and mantained and the rights Of the states
under the Constitution perpetuatsd OF powerful oen"
authority be permitted grow out OF this war; oo'er
ssin State Ines state and all those cheeks
upon the Federal Government. rights reserved by the
states which have constituted the exceence aud supe
rority Of our naonaiity-ststes zone as the sea ior
m. common objects set firth In the Constitution. bat
.dstinct a. the bows'' in the management Of their
purely domestic Affairs These questions were involved
IN, recent elections and the voice Of the people
most emphstcaly expressed for the CONSTITUTION
70 and the Union as 10 was.v Never there time
when important that the people should be thor
oughly advised to the progress and condition Of public
Affairs AMI Of passing events. people II for
self government uness with intelligent Judgment they
decide upon the questions which affect alike their
and the public welfare.
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VIII soon assemble, and the most important questions
will be brought before Il for determination. One Of
which, the Emancipation and Colonization policy Of the
President will vitality affect the future OF the country
All interesting Congressional proceedings will be re-
ported ia the .SeHtine1.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-12
From NV York.

N1w YoRK, Jan. IL.
This mornings specials are quite bar
rcn of news.
The gunboat Montgomery arrived to
lay from Mobile bar, in DAYS. Nc
news.
\ letter from An officer on the L. S
steamer Bib, off Charleston, says For1
Sumter is plated with Railroad iron.
The steamer Matanzas has arrived from
New Orleans 30th and Port Royal sth
bringing $4,000 consigned to the L
). Assistant Treas urer.
The three negro regiments are to dc
garrison duty in Forts Jackson, st. Phil
lip, and Pike.
Farragut was about to attack Por,
Hudson. lie is probably waiting for
Banks to make land attack.
Rumors are current at New Orleans
that jeff. Davis is preparing ny expedi-
ton 10 rc-take the Crescent CIV.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-12
fS'T~isM News.

CAPE RACE, Jan. II.
A meeting of the working men OF
Manchester was held a, Frextode Hall on
The alst O.. Dec, to pass resolutions il
support .. the Fed era eau G, and agree
on an al dress TO President Lincoln. The
Mayor presided, explaining that he did
not 40 50 Ms Mayer, but simply as .Rell.
hayward among Quxkers." Mr.. Barclay,
u. T., and the negro Jackson, jeff. Davis
escaped coachman, were present. A let
ter was received from Jno Stuart Mills.
warmly approving the demonstration n
Just rebuke TO the mean feeling of q
great portion Of ille people, and rs q
source OF unquaitie,l happiness 10 those
whose hopes and fe AIRS are in the inter-
ests OF humanity, and are bound up IN
the prosperity OF the working classes.
Resolutions were then passed express
ing sympathy with the attempts of Pres
'dent Lincoln and his colleague. to CO.
cree tie South, An d high satisfaction at
The proclamation OF emancipation, and
o'.ncr measures ten ling at once to give
freedom to the slave and restore peace to
The American nxto u. The address to
Mr.. Lincoln congratl Hates him on his hu
name and righteous policy of emancipa-
ton, aud beseeches him while vet
his enthusiasm il fla mo, and the tide OF
events requires him, to finish the work
effectually
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-12
ORIGINAL N-TICE.

VSss0ASAA " ~1lCk.
STATE OF IOwAd
Sco'r CoUArY, e.
Antonius G Jsmi.on o. Traugott Thomas And
NINA Thomas, Frsdslis AArti, ct al.
VoU ARE a. RxBY NOTIFIED THAT
1 there 10 now on his in the vfSce OF the C,.,k
o. the District Court Of Scott county. lo.s. ~.
tition Of Antoniu &c. Jsmison, claiming Of he
said defendant, Tangot, Thomas, the un Of one
hundred and ffty-thsss dollars, - money duo
ain On certain ps0niissosy note executed bv
SAID Trsngott Thomas on the first day Of NAV
a. ~ 500, payable TO The order Of Henry II.
Jamison, Tor the sum Of ninety dollars PAYABLE on
the first day Of May, A. ID. 1869, with interest
thereon et the rate Of ten per cent. per annum,
SAID petition also sets out three other sotes FOX
ne sam OF ninety dollars each, due respectively
May lst 1853 1854 and 1855, and psays that the
cause be con tinued from term to Term until said
notes fall due.
Said petition also prays for the foreclosure Of =
certain mortgage on the following descrihed
premises, situsted in the county OF Scott. and
State Of Iowa, to-wit. The east half OF iot tvo
% in block twelve (12), in the city Of Davep-
port. executed BY the said tt ngott Thomas on
me nrst day Of May, A. ID. 1855, for the purpose
o. securing The payment Of the four above de-
SER bed promiss0ry notes.
The said defendant, Fridalia Marti, il hereby
noti6sd that No. personal claim 10 made against
him 10 this actiou.
NOW, unless you appear thereto and defetd
DO ore noon Of the second day Of the next term
OF the ssid District Court, to be held on the
FIRST Mondsy Of February, A. b. 1868, default
VIII DO entered against you and judgment and
decree be rendered, = prayed IL said Pe.,tisn.
COOK / DkURY.
,,, Atsys. for pltE.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-12
New Orleans News.

NEW loRK, Jan. II.
Inc steamer Creole arrived to.ni,b,
from New Orleans, Sd She brings a.
patches to Gen. IIalIeck. She n,...5
several ganboats bound up the river and
passed the Transport Merrmac. wj,b
troops, at Southwest Pass. Also M.
gunboat kensngton.
fulser Cock reports by the arrival .,
the gunbost Clifton at south Yves, ,s.ss
O. the evening Of the 81, tina, he ,arper
lhat early on The morning OF the il. IL.
reoels made an attack by land and wa,.r
on The Federal forces ut Galveston.
onr gnnboats were attacked hv g.,
reoe! steamers, protected by aoubl- ,ov.
" oaies oil cot on, and loaded with trooo
armed with rifles, muskcts etc
The Harriet Lane was cap,rd
boarding after abou, all her a.. oN
ciuaing Capt. W an. I;an, IN
ana The crew. 1870, all tod b,a Lee
Killed ty the muske.,v fram ~ peel
steamer. - nom 'he rebe
g.. My lnforh b. state. tia, h., on. .,
N. er,' VIZ "lgers, and but IL or 4 -
'na crew Escaped death - =
Inc tnnboals Clifton ol o
we're, were engaged, and escaped, the iorme,
. Ta no men and bat ON. wo,,nIaI
80 ~ o"ssco lost one killed apa ,h,r,a.,,
the hands -, OK ,h 'o'a' d with co al, fell into
The W csffa Shch's.
Renshaw, VS. d, the flagship Of Col,
in anotbe, mot engaged. eng a. bore
transf.rr. channel. Her crew were
fcarin, i t, Transports, and Renshaw.
the r. she would tall into the Asnds OF
me. osls, blew her 40 by some manage
1t or accident. The explosion occ(r
ed before the boat contain ny kenshaw.
*. Seimmerman aud the boats crew got
away, aud they were consequently Blow
up with the ship. The crew of the
Yves & ID arrived at New Orleans on
Transports, and the remaining troops we're
on their way back. They did not arrive
until tue place had been evacuated. All
tie de 4 are on their way to New Orleaus
The rebel foice WINS estimated It abort
500, under Gen. Magruder. Our land
20 co, under 9 Command Of Col. Burrill.
Of Msssschns.ats, probably did not ex
cssd 900, tss sssssos not having arrivsl
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-12
AFrGRsoes aGs.oar.


INV lskk, Jan. 10.
A despatch FROM Ncwbern 9th, report
1000 rebels 1t Goldsboro and Kingston.
The rebel steamer Alabama was with
in IL hours OF being captured last
month, December 4th. The Alabama
reached Desert Island, Banquilla, one Of
the lseward isles, at which she coaled
and left on the 18th, the San Jacinto ar-
irving on the 18th.
Especial - Timss
The committee Of the House, to whom
are referred questions of emancipation,
have instructed their chairman to report
bill appropriating $4,000, 900 to aid
the State Of Maryland in emao cipating
her slaves.
Especial to Herald
II is stated here that private letter.
have been received from England an
nouncing that there are now at sea forty
vessels that have been fitted out and
launched III the British ports with view
to break tho blockade of the southern
ports. These vessels are laden with
arms, ammunition, clothing, shoes, med
icines, etc.
1t is also stated that large amouat of
Confederate bonds, secured by . pledge
OF cotton at seven cents per pound has
been sold in England At the rate of five
shilllngs to the pound sterling, and that
BY these sales, 100000 pounds sterling,
have been realized by the agents Of the
Confederate government.
1t was yesterday currently rumored in
Naval circles in this city, that Commo-
dore " likes had been removed from the
command Of the flying squadron for hav.
ing failed to obey an order relative to m
terceptlng the Alabama. Although in
quiry about it in well informed ci, CO
has been made, no definite authori y is
given for the stat ement.
Murfreesboro dispatch says the loss
Of the rebels increases daily. 1000 Of
their wounded were sent TO Layergne
yesterday. Many more we're left here,
but cannot be moved, IS their wounds
are frightful, and most Of them will die.
LATER.
Lavergne has been accidentally burn
I'd, SO that the rebel wounded have 10
be set to Nashville, and thence to Louis
vile, for treatment.
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not being disembarked in time to

Or not being dissmbarked in time to
fight.
Our loss was estimated at from 100 to
goo killed, and 200 taken prisoners. The
navy suffered most.
1t is thought that tho rebel loss was
much more, rs our guns were firing grape
and canister constantly 10 their midst
The rebels had several batteries on
shore.
The Federal troops were on one of the
long wharves, and it is said repulsed two
charges Of the rebels before they sur
rendered.
Adyices from New Orleans state that
the National Adcocate, published an
extract on the %, containing rebel re-
ports of victories at Memphis and Vicks-
burg, aud jeff. Davis, speech at Jackson.
This caused ferment aud the rebels
we're lubllant and saucy. On the morn
ing OF the Sd Gen. Banks sent guard
to the office. and the 1drocate, for the
3D. time, was suppressed. This step gave
satisfaction 10 the Union men.
Captain Clark, post commissioner at
New Orleans, had rendered his resigna-
ZION and would probably 20 north in the
course Of mouth.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-12

CHARLESTON. y. G.

CnARLtsToN, \. &. Jan. 8.
The following is from Kingston, n. c.
dated the sth
The enemy are making immense prep
aratlon for al advance Reinforcement,
are daily arriving from Suffolk.
Tie Yankees at Moorhcad CITY and
N-~bern are about 10000 strong, under
Gen. Foster. They will probably Al,
tack Charleston, Wlmiug ton, Weldon
and Gold,boro simultaneously. Ii j,
represented that they are now cooking
their marching rations.
The Richno nd Examiner of the 10th
contains the following
RALEIGH. Jan. Q.
The State journal has reliable io,or
nation from Ncwbern that the enemy
has not less than $4,000 on the coa,tand
that most Formidable fleet il at Bean
fort. 1t is supposed an attack is media
ted on vii nlngton and Goldsboro.
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STATE OF iowa. In III. Scot. Cos.,y pi,

STATE OF IOWA,l In the Scott Cont, M
sco1T COUNTY. tsict Cosr,. ~"
Geo. >. &. Dow -. William n. Bah., IL
To lillian h. Baksr, Elisabeth Bsker' In. a..
ker, Robert Baker, Andrew sjebsr,. j S,,..L
Lsnao N. Strong. Floyd Evans ssd Eosin
VoU AND EACH OF You ARE H,prev
l. notified that there 10 now on Gle In the o..
o. tue CLERK 81 the district Court Of scott coun
that the title to certain lands in reid eoun,S
may DO quoted In hin, the said Dew: thu s,ia
lands being thus bounded asd described. IN ~, .
Tho North half Of the North West orar,.r 80
Section No. fifteen 49,, and the east half az ~.
North East quarter Of section No, sixteen (l6(
in Township No. ssvsnty-seven, Range M
two (2) East; the East half Of the North E,,,
quarter, and the East half Of the south Lss,
9asrtef Of Section No. Eve 90, and the North
e." quarter Of the North East quarter Of Section
(77). Range No two ~ Esst bts + M. Al.a
the following: Commencing =, the south E.s,
corner Of Ssc'isn NJ. i've (5), Township No. So.
enty -sessn (77l Range two (2), running thenc.
West twenty 20 ehaias thence n. rth a. RAJ
degrees, East thirty 10 100 $50 lt-lOOl chain.
thence North three snd 50 loo de.,.e.
West fifty chains; thence East ,scn,v
chsinA % the North East corner Q, said s.c,ion
No i've = thence South eighty (sO) chains to
the place Of beginning.
Said petition also pFays that certain iud.m.,,.
and mortgage be cascsllsd.
And nov, unless you appear thereto and aefen,.
on OF before noon Of the ID day Of the ne n te,m
Of said Court TO be holden on the lst No,a.~ .f
February, 1858, your default will DO entered nd
decree rendered ~ prayed for. -As
GRANT SMITH and GEO. =. C, Dow.
deo s-'s"A" Astys. Tor pltf.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-12
Fseo Fort nes,oe.
FoRr Mormon. ],


Col. Dudlow, Of Gen. Due staff. ha
returned from City Point having accom-
piishcd the exchange Of prisoner, which
will restore to ilnred 'ptc active servic,
about 10000 Of onr paroled meu.
First, all the officers snd rncn who
were delivered At City FONT from the
18th Of November 1862, to the lst o
January, 1862.
Second, oil officers and r.en captured
at Harper's Ferry.
Third, all the officers and men paroled
at Winchester, November 18th, 1862.
Fourth, all officers and men paroled
by Col. Imboden Nov. 9th, 1862.
Fifth, all the officers and men paroled
at Goldsboro, North Csrolins!, May 22d,
1862, and delivered at Was hington, N.
c.
SIKH, all captured in Misso uri, Arkan.
sas, New Mexico, Texas, Ar izonia, and
Louisiana, up to Jan. lst, 1862, are duly
exchanged.
Seventh, all captured in Kentucky,
tennessee, Missouri, Alab anna, Soall
Carolina, and Florida, up to Dec. 10th
1862.
Eighth, all captured on the sea o,
gulf coasts, and waters flo wing into the
same, up to Dec. 10th, 1862, are duly ex.
changed.
Col. Ludlow says it is hi ghly probable
that the Confederate ,ernment will
rescind their order retain my officers OF
the U. s., and also that CT tizsn prisoners
will soon be released.
The Bulletin, of Chari otte, N. c., Of
Jan. 9th, says: The paper Of this morn
ing publish report that Gen. Indman
has executed 10 Yankee officers in re-
taliat'on for the Mcneil butchery.
The following is from the Richmond
Eranituer Of the 9Th
"A special dispatch TO the Charleston
papers says Bragg addressed the citizens
Of Dechard and " inches,er. Tenn. on
Monday, assuring them lie would not
leave them, but III Ike . stand between
Alliance aud Tulla homa. lie had fallen
back TO give his II zen repose after bat
tie, which had ex naustod the Ysnkees.-
The Yankees nave advanced six miles
from Murtreesb. ,son
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WASu1NGTON. Jar

WASHINGTON, Jan. 8.
Yesterdays Richmond Examiner SAYS
twas reported yesterday via. Petersburg
that great expedition Of gunboats and
transports, under command Of General
Negley, had left + ,rtress Monroe on the
lst inst. for some southern port. If in
LEGATIONS sre unmistakable the enemy arc
preparing to make a grand demons ra-
ton upon Goldsboro or Wilmington, and
there IS but little doubt that the fret
Lash Of arms will come to our ears from
our quarter in The south west. Hostile
armies are probably both too much ex-
hsusted to do anything for long time
10 come.
The Richmond Enquirer Of the 9th
inst. says rnmor was current yesterday
that Gen. Sumner and his division left
Acquia Greek on transports for the
South.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-12

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 8.
Balloting in the leg stature for U. s.
Senator presents no new feature.
A bill from Mr.. Glover was received
in the house to-day, taking grounds in
favor Of the Presidents emancipation
proclamation.
MIR. Stains bill disfranchising the re-
bells was warmly discussed, but no action
taken.
Communication with Springfield is
still broken.
party sent from Lebanon to repair
he line has not been heard from, and ap-
prehsnsions sre felt that they have been
captured.
Opinion strongly prevails that SPRING
field has been captured.
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RAILROADS.
sisSixslppt ard mi>sssrt Rairsss.
wIssEx ARRANG EaEnr. ,asa

sissixslppb ard mi>sSurt Rairs.s.
wIs'EH ARRANGEsEHT, 1854.
.ssss sss ~ sAsca1o sssss, sAscA . sssslvs ssss
ss'. tsssss aAss Dsssspos, sis.s.
IN AND AFTER MONDAY, nov. 3lrr
- les2, And sntil further notice, passsaA ),
ssins will lssvs Davenport - foliewss
10 0u .. \. Tor Bsosklys and Washingtoa.
sls ?. \. for lows City.
1hAlHs Anaivs A. DAvDNPons - voLL0vA
655 ?. \. from Brooklyn and Washingtoa.
1885 T. from lows City.
Aosning trains out Of Davenport will make direct
Concessions q Bsooklyu, lows city and Washins.
81 With the Western stage Company stages foi
vi points West.
Trains from the West connect 81 Dsvsnpor,
9th trains Of the Chicago and Rock Island bail
H1Ad for ell points East, North and south.
Passengers are reminded Of the necessity Of
SWING distinct directions ~ 70 the estimation Of
,ne,v tssea9e es" n prnsusaeiekAGs bsfoee ticking
'hen 2oAtS 4 Gao c..is.
JOHN r. TRACY. osnr ssp's.
4. KInBALL, Asst Ssp't.
Davenport, November ~, l663.--dtf
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70 Cstharins Robeson, william wsters, t;eorps
Waters, Mary Emily Best, Ann Elisa Robe.ou,
SAMUEL Robeson. Jane Kobsscn, Clara Robson,
Henry Clay Robson, and the Metho dist Epiteo-
pal Church OF Pleasant Valley;
L notified that The last Monday of January.
A. ID. 1858, hes bssp SEED for tie 6nal settlement
Of the accounts Of the xecptose Of the st will
and testemsas u jacob v. Rohsson, late Of Scott
coanty, SsAts of Iowa. dscsased. when you can
sPpear ead contest said accounts II you desire
70 do.
r. LlNDEkNAN,
Ccuotv Jsdee Of Scott Co., etsts Of Iowa.
December 81 is62 ~
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LEGAL.


Te Mrs. y. L. Claiss and No. @ I. D.,...
Executors Of the sstats Of A, u I.i.;.I !.
Davenport, Iowa. deceased '' ot
VOr AND EACH OF YOU, As WILL a.
= oil whom Il nay concern. md especially " NJ
P:r.ls. os:.r.e % take eonveysnces iron, aid
serve" In The city Of L. Claire, Iowa We
You and each Of you are hsrrby nos;s.a NJ,
to make OF tsks any convey anees If an, ...,s no
said property. Any ssch eonveysoses III, % y.
f ras,. = ,ss :...;
srn Division) lows, ~. A. Le lsirs l. Sro nNa
s.int Z: Cook. 9. b. Sargent, John r. Cooi "ns
George l. Devsopest Alsa sune l0lh. lss... -
Re's and record II the Scott County Dis,,;.,
Court - Chansery, case Of Antoine L. Clare :.
4. =. davenport and others, filed Nay 18Th. issl .
cages, page 35S Of to nysslf, at nv oGss. oxs.
ooos Ge6re: JAMES NAY
Rock Islaad, ILL.,. Dec. 10. v2.ds ll-dlA.e.