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The New York herald., 1864-08-20
More Atrocities By Indians.


Information from rcrt Riley, General Blunts head
quarters says that three ranches near the Little Blue
river have been burned By the Indians the stock run on
and the inhabitants killed
Tho indians left behind them nothing but the bones
their murdered victims and The ashes Of the buildings
destroyed by them.
Tho citizens OF Washington Republic and Clay coun-
,,es have been armod by General Blunt
-Four hunters wore killed BY the Indians sslina, MY
miles west Of Fort Riley.
Between sixty and seventy dead bodies OF white msn
were seem between Mlllsbura and the Littls Blue
No ranches arc loft standing between the Big sandy
and tho Little Blue
The inhabitants OF the places between Fort ksarpy ana
Denver have all fed.
Four trains were captured by the Indians on the Lite
Blue and all the stock consisting Of four hundred ana
nfy head OF cattle and . large number Of mules were
driven on.
Tho Indians are well mounted, and most OF them are
armed with long range guns.
Captain Thompson, with seventy Ave men OF the Six.
tesnth Kansas cavalry and one howitser, moving IN
pursuit Of the Indians who committed the outraxes os
the Little Blue.
Dispatches from him. dated the 9Th instant say that
the Indians moved towards Republican river with ono
thousand oxen and largo herds o, horses aud mules
General Sherry, of the Kansas militia has also joined
The New York herald., 1864-08-20
THE INDIAN WAR IN THE NORTHWEST.
Murder or Families by savages-seftlsr
Fleeing for Protcction-Prcparat
for he &c nee. DC.

Murder or Families by Savages-Settlers
Fleeing for Protcction-Prcparati
for Defence, DC.
DENVER CITY, August 1s, 1854.
regimen. OK hundred days cavalry, authorized
by the War Department three days ago to ght the In
dams is already moro than half filed, and II Is expected
tha, Il will be nled in less than ten days II is to ope
rate along the Platte valley and to protect the overland
mail wagon trains. In this they are to have the CO.
operation OF troops tho East II hoped that the
route will soon be rsessbshed aud the Indians severely
chastised.
Al pressn. all the trains and mall coaches are stopp ed
Friendly Indians report that extensive combinations
sxis. among Cheyenres the Arrapahces the Kowas
Sioux tho Camanchcs, the Ues and the Snakes, and
that they intend 10 wage war or determination against
the whites.
business have been closed until further orders.
Several independent mlitary2companies are aoous
ready start out, and few days will demonstrate the
truth fasity Of she many wild and alarming rumors
floating about. -
Provsions Of all kinds are very high and rapidly ad
vnless communication with tho States is speediy
sumed there will bo much SUFFERING not actual sssrva-
tion.
The Indians murdered several families aud burned
number OF houses on Cherry creek, twenty-five mics
settlers are fleeing 70 this city for protection.
The commander Of this district day issued special
order for the enrolment Of all able bodied males OF over
DraftnS 10 m The one hus dred days regiments win bs
commenced Immediately.
The fact that the telegraph wires unmoloscd leads
70 the belief that white men are engaged Win the
indians In their work OF destruction.
The New York herald., 1864-08-20
News from CaItFornrw,

EAH IouN
Arrived steamer g. Louis, frOrs Panama.
The steG,er John H. Stephens, from Ma -sfn, ortn85
$2ID 900 In bullion and largo qua5sily OF saver ore
The French occupy Durango
The that General Uraga has made his pe6e wnE
tho i'm ,erialists s confirmed
The country oaansunto the city of Mer'ss
ID in a dreadful condition.
The stea Sierra NevGia has sae for Or won ane
BrIsh Columbia With iag asrcheb, vso$ans
machinery
The Northern mining news is good.
Cbarloa Welisr has been Tov1 t08ee
sakng tho oath aud giving bonds in S26, 900
The New York herald., 1864-08-20
THE WEEKLY HERALD.

Ths Best md Cheapest Newspnr.rf lrs
the Country.
The yssKty Herald, for tho present week. rsaty shk'
Saturday morning.
TermssinaIe subscriptions, SO; Three copies, s. Fvc'
oopes Ss Ten copies. SIS single copies Five ccnsss
each. limited number Of advertisements inserted.
The New York herald., 1864-08-20
GENERAL BUTLER's HxADorARTBRs, I
THE PRESS DISPATCHES.
Dcspa tches from thc Army Headquar-
ters.

Ocspatche0 from thc Army HenCqWuE-
ters.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY, August lT-Noon.
Tho Second corps, having been unsuccessful in tho
attack enemy the north side the James river
Sunday fell back TO safe position which they
pied until yesterday, when another assault deter
mined upon and carried out successfully, the enemy
having been driven from their works with heavy losses
IN killed and wounded and several hundred prisonors
The Second corps also captured . few heavy guns
which the enemy had not time to carry OF, besides
our loss was quite severe. Our troops eti hold the
position
with the rebels and drove them from works
the New Market road but the rebels rallied from the diff
10 fail Sac upon their infantry supports Colonel Gregg
commanding the Second brigade or the Second division Of
tine cavalry corps was severely wounded in the engage
is said that General Buffers troops had slight en-.
gagemen, but without much advantage 70 either side.
AUGUST IS, 1864.
About one O'Clock this morning the rebels opened the
most vigorous Are they have yet done since the
mine exploded.
1t commenced the right and centre, and was direct
ed towards valley, where they seemed to imagine our
troops being massed and finally extended along the
entre line from the Appomatox to the Jerusalem plank
The night was beautiful, the shining brightly
and seroney, but damage OF any account resulted
The firing lasted abou. hours, and II thought
TO be the prelude to attack some part OF our line
Heavy firing also heard during the night In the
direction OF General Buffers nepartment but nothing has
been heard from that point concerning IT.
The Fortress Monroe Dispatches.
FORTRESS MONROE, August Is, 1854.
Tho hos pta Connecticut arrived here
{, day. with four hundred wounded men, most OF whom
received their injuries n the battle OF Tuesday last They
belonged to the Second and Tenth army corps. They
were trans erred TO the hospital steamer Atlantic at this
place. which sailed Tor Philadelphia ss four O'Clock this
afternoon. II .
Yesterday was q comparatively quiet day with the
army both sides OF the James river
While the Connecticut was lying at Deep Bottom, TINS
morning, very heavy cannonadiug was heard up tho
riy or commencing O'Clock and Inetng until half
past two O'Clock The OF has not Jet been ascer
tanned.
FORTRESS MONROE, August 1876 p N.
The mail steamer Vanderbilt has lust arrived from City
Point.
At one O'Clock this morning tho rebels made furious
attack upon our lines rather that portion OF them oon.
sstipg OF General Burnsccs corps the left The fight
ing was chiefly with artillery and lasted two hours when
the rebels el back without attempting an assault npon
our works. Our loss was small
Rumored Reconnaissance 20 Fair Oaks.
WASHINGTON, August 10, 1854.
The mail steamer which arrived to-day reports there
was rumor ut City Point when she left yesterday that
strong reconnaissance sent BY General Hancock had
reached Fair Oaks
The New York herald., 1864-08-20

I'm casw % I'm vnxex1 AND THns PAY.-ghs crew
Of hs ussd States ship Vermont whose terms Of SCR
vios have saprsd have been granted liberty and have
tsen sn shcss oy several days without being able 70 ob
in their pay. rsy repeatedly requested 70 call FOR
v, and are - otsa disappointed. w.n nos the Fourth
Asdisor, Admiral Pasldus, or ssnsbody do something
for thaaa hAhlu nses
The New York herald., 1864-08-20

To Pm yer Mauurnc
Cash will oc paid for 10000 OF good FourdrnerT
Paper. Size, s2xAG-43 lbs.
Apply n this onIcA
The New York herald., 1864-08-20

stand not Upon the Order Of YOas
going but go at once and buy bottle OF the fagra.s
SOZODONT You will regret It, 1t not only beauo
the Teeth aud arrests decay but ieavsS
mouth cool and the breath fragrant . An
druggists sell 1t
The New York herald., 1864-08-20
the Eris Railroad.

ButrALo, Auss DIT ", 1907.
The Of Eric Raro>d states that sns.
road is FREQ from obstruction, and chat tans " ""
Yor K are ruuutnG reaul~siy,
The New York herald., 1864-08-20

Campbell, Chemist and Apothecsrys
cor Eighth and Twsny-eighth street. PugA
medicines dispensed with care
The New York herald., 1864-08-20

Tho New Perfume for the Handkssr
chief
PHALCN'S MIGHT BLOOMING CRREUS."
PHALONiS might BLOOMING CEERLS."
PHALON'S MIGHT BLOOMING CERsUs"
PHAL0N'S "kIGHr BLOOMING CEREUS."
The great popularity attained by this and elegant psn
has induced worthless limitations and couute
fes Of tho bottle has blown In tkH
glass, "PHALOE & SON, Perfumers. New York. Bswsss
Of counterfets Sold by all druggisis
The New York herald., 1864-08-20

Royal Havana Lottery.-75 per Cent
premium paid for Prizes. Information furnished. The
highest rates paid for dobloons and all kinds OF gold ane
silyeR TAYLOR l. Co.. Bankers, Is Wall street, N y.
The New York herald., 1864-08-20

Booss, shoes. Buch,cd Bsimor"is-Aie
stres present prices FERRIS SON, Boot Makers
81 Nassau street and 694 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1864-08-20

Prizes Cnshcd In all LegaHzed Lses
teres and In rformation given JACOB, Brokers' OH1cs
l76 Broadway, New Yorh.
The New York herald., 1864-08-20

Address to Smokers.-Ps;Iak u Son
Keerschaum Manufacturers remoyed from Broome sssss
Broadway Fourth street. Nholesas and rsaeA
The New York herald., 1864-08-20

Prizes Cashed Tn All Legalizef LAes
terisa and Information given GALLAGHER 4 B0A-
JANIN, Brokers, $40 Chestnut street, Philadelphia
The New York herald., 1864-08-20

A. C0st-Duck Vests. S5.
Flannel Suits SIS 20 $40: Walking Goats, SIC.
CLARKE, lie and ia WILLIAM streeA
The New York herald., 1864-08-20

0eHnmre Fire and Burglar Prooa
sideboard and paror Safes for silver plata
4e.' I" " murray street corner y IL X PATRICK.
The New York herald., 1864-08-20

CrIatadoro's Hair Dye, Preservative
Wig Derot wholesale and retail. No. Astor HoUn1k
The dye applied by skilful artists.
The New York herald., 1864-08-20

Lottery PrtZes Casned.-In IN r m a q -
given. j. r. CLAYTON CO., 10 Wall street. room Ne.
The New York herald., 1864-08-20

About 100 Ccrtincates from redscae
men in this recommend WOLCOTT5 instant Pain A.
pihator. Comment necd,ess. Sold everyvhere.
The New York herald., 1864-08-20

A sure Curc.-Rene's African Fevee
Ague l. fails Depot 80 Liberty street. -
The New York herald., 1864-08-20
DR.. Cheeseman's Female pitts

Corns, Bunsons, Nails. ENLARGED Jotness
all diseases Of the feet cured BY Dr.. zACHAElE, -
BROAD
The New York herald., 1864-08-20

For the Hair ana skfn-Brrry's Trh
cophsrous The best and cheapest article Sold ~ a5u
The New York herald., 1864-08-20

APerfect Hair Dvc-n:ttler'a. so Cents.
Better and more in quantity than any ~ aRe Sold ~
drugQists
The New York herald., 1864-08-20
Bnusorr, Nd. August Is, 1854.
InyySrIur on tTrEfpAy's MOVEMENTS.


Tho succs.sful pursui, o. Early by sheridan has de-
pryed Baltimore OF much OF lts Importance centre OF
news wcare perfectly willing that such should con
tlrue 10 te the fact; Though the presence OF the enemy
IL Northern Virginia effected little material dsarrange-
meat Of Gen. Gran plans, the moral effect was not the
best, Now that he bs gone we again turn our eyes 10
the lc and ceah struggle Of the enemy al Richmond II
is only to be regretted that Early was no,
soroiy beaten before being allowed 10 ESCAPE.
Such ap event would have obliged the abar.
Comment Of operations between Winchester aud
fredericksburg AZ sfalrs stand, accepting Esrlys
remark that hs bad an independent commission and au
,ncr,y 10 40 a. be pleased he may be expected back
the moment our forces are drawn or; for Il IA not
probable he designs returning 10 the confined camps Of
Richmond when the broad nelds and mountains Of Cestr
Virginia rrsaent moro inviting sphere Of duty.
ARRIVAL or PRtsoSyKe
Almost daily witness the fruits Of General GRANTS
operations 10 The passage through the city OF prisoners
Yesterday about s hundred arrived here and left very
eY Oh the Northern Central Railroad for Emira,
N. Y The pen were shockIngy clothed, but physically
presented healthy appearance.
Tor The past few days We have been favored with .
number Of refreshing showers Their effect upon the
Atmosphere has bcen charming, and has dspeed much
Of Tho assude attendant upon the severe heat which
preceded ne erect Of such weather would be very 40
6sptabls " The soldiers n the field hope II extends
70 We vhiaav q Petersburg and down the valley.
The New York herald., 1864-08-20

CIT rombs-yew styles, just Received
to thre. four fve to twenty dollars each, for sale
CEORGBC ALLEN, ti5 Broadway one door below Caan
street store closed Saturdays Al three oclock-
The New York herald., 1864-08-20
G R A N J..
THE HERALD DISPATCHES.
TEE SECOND CORPS.
BURIAL o. THE DEAD.

SIr. Finley An6srson's Dcspa tch.
NRAR NEW MARKET, NORTH SIDE OF JAMES RIVER, !
August IL 1864
The New York herald., 1864-08-20
Our Washington Desps.cn.

WASHINGTON, AueaH H. 1896
Ths reported movement Of General Sheridan in the
valley Is NOS regarded mere retreat but
for an advantageous position, commanding s the
OF approaeh to the Potomac river The Topography
Of tkat part Of the country peculiar that If sh, VI
dan had continued his marcn beyond srssburs the en
my might have beer afforded opportunity TO get In his
rear and until the truth Of the report large reinforce
menis to Eary's army was ascertained prudencs
quired that General Sheridan shesd position which
would enable him to meet the enemy wherever troy
should appear, without allowing thsm TO get In his rear
The rsconnoissance being made win immediately
develop the position and strength 0 the rebels and
bic sheridan move against them with entire
The New York herald., 1864-08-20

DIamona Ringa-Of All DeserfpffonsS
from twenty-five dollars hundred dollars each -
sale by GEO c. AILBN, No. AIS Broadway, one door -
low Cana, street, formerly No IL Wai street. Ciesea -
eaturdayk Al O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1864-08-20

HaY Rose ana Periodic Catarrh -Urs
r. oocdses Calarrh Remedy and mode OF treatment ~
acme OF perfection. No form OF estarrh can whssna -
sesrehnr mode OF trestncn aver ahorde4
such nuedla,e relief such universal sausasvS@
price Al rer bottle send stamp Ter psmphlet NOE
Tov Co Sole Agent rs Beecker aeeh one door west =
proadwav Sold BY dru9ssta
The New York herald., 1864-08-20
CROSS RYE SLAUGHTERED IN ONE MiNCrR.

every disease Of the Eye and Ear rsosirins ether
cnnsulng rooms SIG Broadway, near Lveh sresA
The New York herald., 1864-08-20

No More Gray Hair or Bs ido-ss-Forsx
ave Years constant study Consultation rec oy Dr.
ala
The New York herald., 1864-08-20

oHer natestyo Champagne for sais~
univ by wM INWARD, Ne Z Broad street. near Wall.
The New York herald., 1864-08-20
HAY. Hose ana Periodic

grover q Bakers Highest Premin@
Esaic stitch sewlns Machines t9s Broadway. New YorAs
and 136 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1864-08-20

u,rhest Premium Lock stitch Sewing
wscb,s.s WHEELER WILSON. e25 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1864-08-20

children 1se,hlns cures pysensry and Dlsr,hua' resu
tho s,omseh and Bowels and cures Wind Cole.
The New York herald., 1864-08-20

DR.. Cheeseman's Female pits
Arc che reliable remedy known FOR 49,
plants peculiar to ,suacs they never fall. Es,abshsA
10 1882 they have stood tho test Of the most EN- phys
clans No new experiment. without merit Explicit drrso
tons stating when they should and should not be Ahs
One dollar per boz containing Atty pilA Bold by all dzuo
xsu HuTcHISGs 4 HILLYER froprle.ors.
81 Cedar street. New YorA
The New York herald., 1864-08-20
Our Wine hester Despatch.

WINCHESTER, Va, August IT 1864.
Two hundred or four hundred captured prisoners ar
rived hero to-day. They were taken W the cavalry
general hospital for wounded has been established Al
this paoo.
All quiet in this neighborhood this morning.
The New York herald., 1864-08-20

select Boarding and Day sc TgeoPr
youno La es IN Philadelphia Miss ny - .na psy
VII reopen Bnsl,h and rIss.pl rIspsn ssres Pnads
School for Young Ladies. 81 lAi until tho 10
MA on hs l2th OF September FOR ross fsnnsyb
of septsruber address Miss p.r, OF ths paper
The New York herald., 1864-08-20
CURED.

CArARRP OF THE IyMpAyIc MUCOUS
AEABRAssisis; Assiis;fnGifAN HsGSiIfEuNSit1sssso It1ss OF rHs
The New York herald., 1864-08-20

w.r; s,.s. .ses:: S:.s s"s. a. s... Rss; a. s ~.
SxICRALORa, neaA srssA
The New York herald., 1864-08-20

spsranun Cures rniemp'rAn''
onys b. pss sHynn,ffs co, 70 cedar ST. New forA
The New York herald., 1864-08-20
Dsafasss, Impaired sight,
CHRONIC CArARRH.

NOISES IN THE HEAD.
CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS IN faa
THROAT,
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-07-23
LADIES' EQUESTRIAN EXHIBITION
1OrnHittee-J. stOtler, 6. q. Little, B. B. Hurst

KEEP Coon Cows.-Our farmers keep
too many poor COWS. It costs no N ore to
keep a cow that will average nine or ten
quarts of milk per day than it does to keep
one that will average only six or seven.
The difference between these two products
will amount to q handsome sum annually.
Now, when beef is so high, it seems good
time for our readers to sell off their poor
COWS and oil their places with better milk
ers. They may rest assured that the true
economy consists in keeping only good
cows, as these will soon pay their extra flrst
cost, and ever after prove better invest
ment.-P lougknsan.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-07-23
~ RULES, REGULATIONS
AND
p r II M / u M LIST
III f-aE OF THE
LYON COUNTY FAIR.

The First Annual Fair of Lyon county
will be held at Emporia, commencing on
Wednesday, the 18th day of September,
1864, and terminating on Friday, 10th day
of September.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-07-23

It is roughly calculated that Congress,
during Its late session; appropriated over
81 Zoo. 600, 900, including the bounties to
new troops, to be paid by special income tax.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-07-23

A carpenter should have a warm hOusS
and good boarding.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-07-23
FRUIT DEPARTMENT.

Best and greatest variety correctly named, 50 90
I'd best 90
Committee-E. BOrtOn, j h Hunt. Jno. Weaver.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-07-23
ElPORIA, KANSAS, SATURDAY, JULY 23 1864.

best pony for the saddle 800
COnrmittee-Gharles BrittOn, William Rawsons
Stilman Smith. Et-
SWEEPSTAKES ON HORSES.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-07-23
TABLE COMFORTS.

SECTION TSREE.
Best sample of -four, exhibited by the maker 81 90
cd best "a 90
best 5 pounds butter, so
ID best 80
best cheese 10 pounds or over, so
I'd best i" =" 80
best pounds honey, so
best gallon of Chinese or inphee molasses, 90
best pounds sorgho or imphee sugar, 5 90
I'd best q 3 90
best loaf wheat bread, milk or salt rising,
home made, so
Best loaf corn bread, SO
best loaf wheat bread, yeast rising home made, so
best specimen cured hams, so
" beef, SO
best specimen Of canned Fl nit, IS
I'd best 80
best specimen of Kansas wine, so
Cd best 80
COnmittee-J R. Swallow, F. R. Page, P. B.
Maxson, Mrs. Joseph Peak, Mrs. T. McIntire
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kES ON HORSES.
SECTION FOUR

Best stallion, s- sloO
best mare or FLY, -eaefr 500
COmmittee-Noyes spicer, Charles Dodge, John
Conner. 80 Stt
CLASS BLACKS. JENNETs AND
MILES
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COnanhee-Mrs. E. Goddard, Mrs. R. H. Abra-
ham, Mrs. Henry Hurt, Mrs. /. E. Perley, Mrs.
Mildred S. Fuller.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-07-23

Or LINEN, WOODEN AND COTTON FABRICS, MADE BY
HAND.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-07-23

Cornn.atee-H. b. Barber, M. W Kirksndal,
Janes Morris
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LEATHER AND LEATHER MANU-
-.t FACTURES.
DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES

COmrittee-Willian F. Baker, Samuel Spur.
geon, E.. Longfellow.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-07-23

Tickets which will admit the proper own
er with his wife (and children under TWEEN
ty years of age) to the Fair ground, one
dollar-gOod during the Fair. r..
Cd. Tickets of admission, price twenty
FIVE cents each, can be had at the Treasur-
er's office, near the entrance of the enclos-
ure-good for one admission only.
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: Conuuaidee--Wm. HOIhneswUrth, G. D. Hum
phrey, D. L. Ward.
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ON JACKS, JENNETS
AND MULES. s

SECTION TWO.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-17
Complicated Chrsuic ComDl.int,

me 'ocfor'spract.ce is founded on t,.,h .s
seventeen Years sta aiming, ~ aiffers finn .iin,h
or no HiniAg wI.b Lu mn exist. nee =, -
'ibcin. lite BY experiments The IL, "a. 60
upon ex'nibatiOa The caute u the dis.... go
the iefnooy needed TO II NOV. IL hot bv n, ..,n
Out oy knowledge anal SEES tiia dissats sud ,hs
meltcihe nome but vegetable sub.,nnc. MI
-sii ninetaI Asd pDiso66ps med ,c,u. = d,,csr,.A
ioe ector mas d.scove Ell naDt rem e,,e. u, ~.
travels ia south America, llifotb q And nh,
Q. un Fl.s, which he hnas Of geue,s al ,,,, n.
hsa'ing art. IL IL To be bopsa tLst lid. . 10
nave tr Cd doctors aud adv. ri ssd snssis,ss. 50.
I'll worn out aud dis.ouisked, will de. TAR ma, ~
cure uniii they have given Dr W - ,nsa,.,..
- ,nakheuo Operations q trial Dunn. IN
travels % Eas been the int, umsn,. Ia.
nana'' o. festori ng I" health an. gor ,bvu,snd
Wno we're sh 'pe 'ergcoi the ,rSve, ADD sra nov
-. ns non un'eht' OF hs ski!i aud SUCCESSFUL, a,
..n' snu a1iy exeiniming, "hiesse. b, m.
.y ~ne I. = 90 We Saw and pert.ox oi the An.,v
NC ana Magnetic Doctors Ir.atrn.n,
ao.y ls''fssce siii Dc cheerful, gwen wLs. "a.
a w.. Ane Dncior VIII p,edxs his reputation
~nu s'ase ms Ell to make 2. nen, q. r.. m Nil
:. -. 10 unteftskes lis mode of xsni stion
,s Win me bye, aud ~ AZ Analy tio.I proc. Of
tpe waste material Of the b d.. a. ,hs
ask DO questions, Lor rtquire. i.v.I,d. ~
pisi0 symptoms, telling the ca use sna ~. 49,
ti"n Of the dies asc with ERECT cs,,.n;,s 'ocs-
~ N. ., i'm. W oopBUiL bs,i. !. n. ~. n
GO thisg but Whist he hes n. sbji;,s ~
FORM. All forms Of female djfjcuI,,.. :" ~
win ,ne happies' rssuIts. lns.Ijus ma $3.50.
consult the Doctor IN Iei-on, by Yi,,r. 0sInos
mot u their cass. vi! be att.nde, ~
quired. ~"s''ss Snen 40
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-17
TRUSTEES SALE.

VT7-HEREAS, on the Goth day Of March, A.
w y. 1851, Patrick Mcduen. sod
May McMnlien, his wife, executed unto
Austiin Corbn ~ Trustee, ertain deed OF trust,
convey ing TO said trustee the land in Clinton
county lows. described a. follows. to sit. The
east La II of the eouth-east quarter of section No.
tsenty- one (7l,) 10 township No. ejghty-two
fSz,i DC rth Of range No. four a. east Of 9th ?.
M, 9hi Oh aaid convey ance was mad. BY he said
McGuils q and wife, tor the psrl0se OF occurring
the nayu rent II cestAia p-oaisss.y not-s eaa 81
interes, thereon. signed BY s.i fa'rick McNui.
es, date the 30th day Of Msrcn, A u, i5sl. and
payable - folioss: Five Tor q 'ecn d.Ilars each.
due Ia sx, Twelve. eighteen. iwe'fy-fCn and
thirty mn nths from date and one ior toroe nund-
red aaA teen dollars due 10 three years iron
date 40 - . order OF George i U. bow, al With
ex:hasee on New oil, and with ten psf eeat In.
ts,est aise -due.
And ,esy. ssid thirty months note hsvipg b.
co.,e A. ana Dsy able, and the said PAR a
MeMullre having failed to ply the Sane
Ann, Cnebin Trustee - aforesaid. do
h...hs s;..e this public notice. that b.
,;s,ns - .h., poser which 10 ia me vested By said
s..s - .,.ss. will. on saturday, the 1Stn dsy
- = 80. a. D. 1884,. q the hoss VI o'slaek
!. -. fvrspG,n Of ssid dsy, II the Cosrt houss
a.. II The city Of lDsvsupost. exraee
"a Offer for sls, - pablis sasstse, fse cash. The
sss.ei Of laa shove described, a. - npeh
thereof - shalt be escsssssy Ia satisfy asd nay
ne sn.ss4 d. - satA notes SD = 6assns
together with I'll the eOrts snd expenses sttepd-
FEES. @ sa 3aE - u
D.ssa =. u d.y Z {|;:Ss:f,s A % 2; ,ss4.
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