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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-19
By J. o. MCGUIRE & 90, Auct,op,er,
INHCEi HIA aALH Or IMpRlYRn am ~

ms Ar sHNVVN AMI IT, MVhhO ~
3 By J. o. MCGUIRE Il CO., Auct,ou..r,
TKUsfIED SALE OF IMPROVED AND M
L IMPROVED kIAL EsTtrE sTrg AT ID sksr on
TIE Ca PITeL by virtue of decree of tha Sacrsne
Court Of the District of oolum eis su ., tut,n mo
tIusts under certain deeds Of trusts In
an et l.soId.s Il sis.. sd 81 ,s a s,:
Il O.. ALSO one other rscor!e ed In Liter J. No
III foi,os g. 81, q. q and a. OF the land re.
ords q Wsehingtnn connt., District Of caiu nsis,
shall on THURSDAY, the 18th cay OF January.
the pIsnise. lotsl ) as 9. i ana Il ia So ARE
Ne SS3 Lets 8, land 8, are i'm pYbyso with A Frams
Dwelling House Que Brisk Hoo Sc and stors: alsc
. Meat House, stable aod Sheds
Also. lots 4and 5, in Square Nc. $40, unim-
Tie improved property is situsted on street
north between sth aad 9Th east and well I'D pied
Tor butcher, Is 1t has all Of the necessary ap-
Terms: One third cash balance In two equal
nosss at al! and twelve months, on interest, &C.
cured eI . deed of trust on the premises,
de s-so&cs 10 McGUIKE co. ASots.
nTHF ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED, IN
cohsequen se OF the weather, until TUESDAY the
y. Acuuire Co., corner Tenth ans -trests.
GILBERT. Trustee.
"a Ed ). Q MCGUIRE Co.,, Aucts.
~ PUBLIC SALE
l\0TIC1.-Capt WIhE said to be OF Q Michissa
ReGim ent, will please tai notice that viii Sell
on the auth day OF January, 1854. At Il O'Clock M,
In fropt OF my ptemmes, on Q street north, bst
years OLD lsh hsnds high, and works 10 harness,
jal 1t. w PUMPaREY
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Warranted TO CURE IN SIX DAYS Or. Gpdfrsy's
standing. win cure Gonorrhea in sig days. No
change Of diet required Price 81 per bottle. Sold
Weshin gton. and Henry Cook. Alexandria. ia Sly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-19

DR. DUPoNT's Sugar coated Female Regulating
Pills are the best IN They operate speedily
and ef.dirtly. and being sugar coated create
nausea upon the most delicate stomach. trial Of
these Pills will prove their superiority orer all
others. Price I box. Sold by 8. G. Ford, corner
9th street and Pa. avenue ,Washingto and Henry
Cook, Alexandria. ja6-ly
DISEASES of the Nervous, Seminal, Urinary and
SsTaaI Systems and rssiGbke treatment in
Rer0rts Of the Po1rard Assoeia.icn-Sent by mail
in sealed letter envelopes, ee Of charge Address
DR.. ). SkILLIN HoUGHroE, Howard Asso citation,
No. South Ninth street. Philad phis. Pa. 3-am
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six applicants examined but twelve passed
satisfactorily, viz Mary E Ramsey, for gram.
mar school, Jennie A. Ramsey, secondary; Hat
Tie Magee, Eliza A.. Alien, primary, in March
LAST; Annie E. Evans, grammar; Helen E. viii.
hams. Amelia M: KIRK, Addie Thompson, Sec
ondary; Oceana A. Walker. Eliza ]. Whei alley,
primary, in August; Alice Mcintosh, Emily
Robinson, secondary, in September
The system OF organization and ciassihca alton
adopted september, 1863 has been found grea.
improvement, and has tended materially to ad.
vance the character of the sch ools and to IA
sciiitate the labors of the teachers.
There are now one male and one female
grammar school, and one male and one female
intermediate school, in each of the four school
districts. OF secondary schools there are ave
IG the first six in the second. nine in the third
seven in the fourth. OF primary schools there
two In the first, four IN the second, four in
the third, four in the fourth district. Nine ne "
schools have teen authorized, but are not vet
organized, owing to the want Of suitable, in
deed any, accommodations for them.
The board has given special attention to the
rules and reg ulatioDs and calls attention to the
manual published by them, and they give in
their II port a summary OF the contents, (already
The Trustees have adopted a new system OF
blanks, with rules for using them, which, In
the opinion OF the Trustees, will be OF advan-
taee.
Under tie head Of music the Trustees remark
that vocal music has been taught in the Gram
mar, In ermediate and Secondary schools, by
Prof. Daniel, with fidelity and success. TINS
branch OF instruction In our schools is no long
er an exps riment At the annual examinati,n
several of the schools were subjected TO rigid
test IN the elements Of vocal music and exhb.
TIED an exet llent dsgree Of proficiency. While
the singing, both 1T the examinations and at
the meetin.s Tor distributions OF premiums,
Vas In Z high degree pleasing and salts factory,
tie principal difficulty 10 found in the neces.
fsrily small amount Of time given to the In.
struction OF sach school We hspa soon to be
able either 70 consolidate the classes or 70 have
The services of two teachers instead Of one.
or late years the experiment OF night schools
has not hesn a successful one; very few are
willing to avail themselves OF the advantages
afforded. More vigorous efforts should ba
mace to intuse lite and energy into this feature
q III. pubiie school 81 stem, and public attsn-
Ion should be called to it,
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THE pNnMYlA Lnsa

II Is customary To make the cncmys list
of casualties eoua to that of our own, Ia
this instance believe can follow the rule,
and be not very far from the truth. When
we consider lint the enemy hnd but four or
five, and we sixteen pieces Of artillery, in
position. It is not difficult 10 believe we IN.
hinlrd mon him mite us much injury as ho
upon u.s. The fact that ho did not follow
rapidly is significant of the immense dam.
are he SUSTAINED.
Tur EFFECT
Which our dofoat viii have upon the cti-
gens Of Florida Is to be- lumcnlcd. for they
Ind been assured we cnmo 10 protect them.
Wbru on,, orp,v ,yn. r,trculing I noticed
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JAcKsoSyILrS, Fls., Nor'sy. V.b a.
THE MARCH

III L. W. '''
The entire column. numbering little les,
than 5000 men loft Barriers at O'Clock
Saturday morning. and proceeded ola Oh,
main road toward Lake CITY, ! am conf
dent the force did not exceed the number
stated for / am assured hy an Aid-dc-C mp
a. Gen. SEYMOUR. that lutions were drawn
that morning for not quite 5000 The for
ward movement was made suddenly. On
Friday it was not supposed bv the COM
handing oficer-and including Gen. S.v-
mour-that am advance would be- made for
some DAYS thence. With that conviction.
the officer and men had built thrmscIye, log
luts and provided ,uc. cony,nieuccs avail
able in that section a. would in>ur, fair
share of comfort som. time during the
nipht Gen. Seymour received information
of fine enemy, wborcabouts and Milan.
which led him to beti.y, that Ly uu.binr
,anidlv t,rv.ayd hi. cnluup he vouIJ he
able to defeat the enemy, designs. and ,,-
cure jmportaut military. ADVANTAGE, WHAT
eyer that information may h.v. been. the
events of Saturday v9ulj Indicate that II
was bvn means IrliaiJ,. or than. t;n,. Soy.
nour octod ruop if with too mucL ho.t.-
We all know That Gen sc,wcnr is mot 81
man TO hesitate In his arti'rs whom an ou-
portunitv after, f,. q l.o.-;Gln success. II,
!. one of the elias. that believe. M. I,, 81
chance of winning and a chance Of Io.fna
snd that success vouId nevo,. IN. oh,air,5 II
Ln restod ori,,I,. ~, ,I,,. L,,,l .l..I'a I,,r'
Sonth Fori, IL. means +, .I..,u ,,..,..,. ~.
aid of tbc or,n,. ,l,., h.. c,,,,'.a,,I. ,I,, =,
i al o,,;at ~, ,i,, I:, nj. .,,.,.....,.,. o..
Savmnnr des,,rr,. crcIi, hr his a,,I;,;..,.
ard JosL n Ln Ly5 ,lIn,.J l;,'.orr -,
rest his command ot R.rhor.. f.,. ",.,..,.,I,
or siv waol,s y.iibnn, ,,.I.i,,.o .i,',r,..5..,..
~ on,,o,,o tb, o,,.,,,,. .,'I ,.-:" .'.f',,,,...
he would L,v. h,on' tho l,,i, of oc,,.,,.,, ,-..,
only from t,. ANN. Lnr. ir, l,. ',.,.,.I.. ~,
homo W. t,la tEo ',.,,,,,I ,I."t lE,.,,,i So,
mnnr did what rcorl[ o,.c,.,. o" ,' l,.,....,io
engogemont soiJ he .bouId Il. L,,I',.I
achiryad n victory il ,voulJ how. I,.,, ~.
eyorybodv predictcd and hi. mann. ,vauiI
have been mentioned with nr,i.. X.vL.
has suffered = rcnnl.r he Mil ,f c,ur.c n,.
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Subsistence Department.

Lieut. CD. j. ". BARRIGER,
Chief Commj,,ary Of Substance Department f
the Ohio. Office Southwest corner Of Gay and
Clnch streets
Capt. c, b. DENEREUX, c. $,
Depot Canmi-.ary Office on Gay street opposite
Branch Bank Of Tenn.
Capt G. 5. CHAPLIN, c. $,
Issuing Commis-ury. Office East side Gay st. be-
tween Cumberland and Main.
Lieut.. \. JONES, A. C. s..
In charge Of Government Cattle Office West side
Gay street, SECOND door from Clnch,
Medical Department.
HENRY 5. HEWITT, Surgeon L. S, "
Mcdcul Director Department Of the Ohio, Office
on Cry St, opposite Tennessee Bank, TAP stairs.
EDWARD SlIIPPEN, Surgeon IS, V,
control Of hospital, thereof Office with Medical
Director Dept of The Ohio.
ROBERT MCGOWAN,
Asst Surgn and A"'g Medical Purycyor, Office
opposite Tenn. Bank
Asylum General Hospital, No. !, and its branches
Surgeon in Charge G. w McMlLIEN.
lunar House General Hospital No. >. and it,
branches. Surgeon in charge, G. B, AsuNAY.
Bell I!ua., General Hospitals No. 3. Surgeon in
charge, l.. D. GRJ5woLp.
Cour, House Gcuonl Hospital No, D. Surgeon in
charge lluNLY J.. ". BvRWTr.
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REBEL VENTILAToR
TUE undersigned is now publishing

Tue undersigned Is now publishing a
Weekly and 'rr-weekly Journal bearing the
above title, at Knoxville, East Tennessee,
The Weekly paper, made up from the con
tents of the rr-wceklies, propose to send
out to distant subscribers for So per annum,
mcumLB pail IN adroucc, The Tri.wcckly
will cost 81 per annum, The cost Of papGr,
materials of all kinds and of labor has so
increased, since the Inauguration of tho Re-
bcllion, that ! am not able to furnish the
paper for less, or to hold out any inducements
to clubs,
Two years ago my paper, then the last
Union sheet, and the only wiig'oHs one float
ing over jeff Dayis's ungodly dominions, was
crushed out by that God -iorsakcn mob iamiI-
iarly known as the Contedcrah hWhorih"
| glory in opening my batteries from my old
Notifications, beginning with this hcl-born
and hcll-bo Rebellion, whore the traitors
forced me to leave of my work Of faith and
labor Of love-
The Vino AND NENTLAToR will be Is.
DEPENDENT in all things, and NEUTRAL in
nothing, taking liberal hand in all the con
troycr,ics Of the day. Th, shall be an mn
coaditoaal Union journal, holding up all
participants in the late Ncbclion--now al
most played Out--aS a choice collection of
men for Rogucs Gallery! At the same
time, | will make war upon all gamblers and
thieves, North and South-all whose trade 1t
is to rob the public crib, as well as private
pillcrers; the whisky -bloats; the bules in
elections; oppressor. who grind the face Of
the poor, cXtortioncr, in trade, who swindle
by wholesale and retail and all foul-mouthod
- Il IL, -, ,l,nrs
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He had not only his pieces to command, but
his infantry supports 70 keep from leaving
the field, II was ia tho midst Of this dcs
tructirc fire Of the enemy, and while Capt.
Hamilton was urging the infantry to main
tain their line and al the same time giving
orders to the battery, lac was struck IN the
arm by Il mu,kol ball, aud shortly after WAS
again Iii in the thigh 10 add 10 the mis-.
fortune, all of his officers four in number
were wounded Col, Chas " Frblcy, Of
the Sth United States was also MORALLY
wounded on this portion Of the field, lie
did not cease for moment 10 encourage
and rally his men and 10y his gallant bchu.
yiow proved himself 10 be an officer Of no
ordinary merit Capt Hamilton kept hi.
pieces AT work until II was evident II would
ho sure Joss lO fire another round, and then
gave orders to withdraw them, Horse
were attached 10 only tompiccrs; the horses
tothc other two had been shot, consequently
two guns fell into possession Of the enemy.
On the right OF Hamilton the 7Ih Connect
cut and the eth Now Hampshire doing
fearful cNccution, The 7th Connecticut
especially were standing their ground with
marked y0lor Every yoIloy from their
guns told SpcudidIy on the rebel line But
between the two forces wide difference cN.
islpd-thr rrhcI,g uluumburcd MS five Done.
This crushing superiority give the two reg
imputs little chance for victory. After losing
onc-iourth Of their number they were COM
peeled 10 retire to the rear. A. the same
moment Col. Burton's brigade the l7lh.
18TH and lljth New lorI, regiment" took
the field. COMING Up in line en- f,LfIYu On
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Attachment.


4. S, Hudiburgh vs., L. G. Haynes.
Tho plaintiff ON affidavit that the defendant j..
indebted to- HIM and that hr, SO ab.cunds that process,
cannot be- served on him, and having obtained an
original attachment against the defendant made rr-
uruuhr before Il. y. Jourpmon. Justice of the
Peace Of Kuoy county and the sam" having been
loyi"d ou i property II i ordered ly said
that defendant appear before him at hi, office Ia
Knoxville ou the 4th day Of June, 1854, cor it will
ho proceeded with cA-partc II !, further ordered
TINT hi, notice be published for four consecutive
weeks IN tho Knoxville Wing. Thi. 81 day Of No
vcmirr l-G3
lch2o-iw rrsjs r. Dior ROLMON. J. T.
HEADQUARTERS ~ REG'T r.. 7. Y. ~
Near Knoxville Feb 18th, 1864.
win give FIFTY DOLLARS for the delivery
of my horse and the thief who stole him. aio out the
G'h r. February. lsG4 from Kingston. Tenn to
where be- hul been sent by order. from Department
llcudqunrirr. in charge Of Capt. u. w. H. Day \.
q. NJ to- ho supplied with fur3gc.
D'~rip tW-Color brown. six years Old. ~
hands high yellow nose lcil hind foot and pasicrn
joint bite and WASH entirely well Of scratches.
lie walks fine end spirited.
". ]. SCOTT. Ait
fcb2o-its Sd r. Tenn. Vol Inf
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Bstwcm Walnut and Vine,
CINCINNATI. ONO.
Received from our manuHotory Chaux lie Fouds,
switzerland. very large assortment "
Silver and Gold Watches
oar partner Of the firm of Charles Rubens Il Co.,
- Maiden Lane View York reside, in Switzerland,
and by him We offer these good, cheaper thon any
other house in the country. Person, Will do well to
examine our stock before making their purchases.
b. Remember 49, up stairs "a
In front Of our office you viii see large golden
Eagle
Away, large stock in American Watches.
uov19-fr
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"Ifa man attempts to haul down tho hmeri-
con Flag, shoot him on the spot."-JoHN y. DIX.
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The RepUlSC in Florida,

4 Full Account of the Late Batte-0u Forces
led into Trap-Eive Thousand Come Sud-
denly Upon Fifteen Thousand Terrible Ordeal
Of Hamiiton's Battey-Tory hen and Forty
Horses Lost in Twenty Minuto3-Heroio Fight
ing Against Overwhelming 0dds-0nr Forces
Intrenohing Themselves Near Jacksonville,
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onicinl Directory
Chief of Artillery Department of the Ohio

S''N' w w ''N' ~ ~ WV ''''N
brig, Gen, DAVIS TlLLsoN, Chief of Artillery
Commanding Artillery Reserve and Dounocs Of
Knoxville, Loudon and Kingston,
1t. W, W, DGAS, A,A,A,Go
1t, W. PERRY A. u, g.
1T, H. W, s. NEW, \, d. C.,
1t, 1noANs Blows, a, A, q, NJ
ASA Surg Il, W, CrNMISGs, AHg Med Dir
Mai WI DIcKsos, l,tO, H. A. lspr Of Art
Offices in Croziers House. Gay street lNto Burn
sides old lI~dquorlcr"
Provost Marshal Generals Department,
1t. Col, r. NJ, KEITH Actg Prov, Mr. Con
Maj, L. A. GgAT2 4, A. g.
Capt H. H. TuoArAe A.A.GnO fhfA. .u
Certificate, Of LOYALTY aud Passes.
Can't y q, FRlNKrIN Prisoner Of War; Detrrlcr.
aud Political Prisoners,
Offices l,t Noor Branch BonI Of Touo..ca, Gay
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STAND BY THE OLD FLAG.

"The c,uspirary Is now known, Armie, have been
rsiseI war r. l,yri 90 accomplish 10 There are only
two side, to the question: Every uau must be for the
United states, or against 1t. There can be no
usutrals In th, Ndr-UuiS patriots or tralt-
ers."-SIRpHN 4, pluUAs, at Chicago, April II, VI,
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TO estimate our loss is indeed an uupica,-
ant task. but nevertheless. one which must
be- performed in giving the record OF the
day, events In killed, wounded and mis-
sing. ! give the number one thousand two
hundred MI our killed and the severely
wounded. that is. those who We're unable to
walk from the field unas>istcd fell into the
hands OF the enemy. Last night at -
o'clock about five hundred Of the wounded
had been conveyed to jacksonville Their
names are embraced III the list Of casuatic,
which present in another portion Of this
letter. At that time about 200 wounded
were on the way. but did not reach Jack
-uuyiilc iu season TOR IN, 90 gtt their names
20 as to send on by Ibis mail The surgeons
estimate aO0woundod 90 have been lp.t onthc
field. The proportion of POO killed io 900
wounded, is that usually allowed. This
would make the aggregate Of 300
We also left on the field five guns and not
a small number Of small arms. The road
from Barber to Baldwin was -trcwn with
guns. knarsacls and blankets.
At a station ON the railroad between Bar
Ler- and Baldwin We burnt buIduycym-
tanning 1000 barrel, OF turpcntnr This
We might have got away several days pre-
vous had transportation been accessible
We also burnt trc,tIc bridge on the rail
road not far from BARRIERS At Baldwin we
burnt large supply of commi>,arv stores,
knapsack> and officers baggage. The wagons
used Ia transport these things TO the army
vers flied on the retreat with the wounded.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-20
~ =. 3 z
RIAL 9oIA1go
AND Ez p !
INsURANcE AoENcy.
JOHN L. SWITS & Co.,,
ouy I. SVIfs, I. ,. MILL, n. ?. KIDDsR,
N0clxels' Mock, (sp sssirs.) rtsia
SECOND II.
lnpreved 1 Uainpreved Farns,
- CITY LOTS,
Dwsllang Houses = eserss
Sought, Gold end lsaeed.
House Lots for Sale.

=. a. Those eligible building lots corner Of
r-"iiSh and Rock Island streets. being l6o feet
front on south side 18th street. and 100 'ee' on
o. s' 49,. Il very fine location: prices very
n :. tsr,.s .neommonly easy-a small asAount
& csSh do~n--balsnce ." 'oss term Of ysaFs As
low rate Of interest. -.A..s. AZ ,..
49,. ~: =. - lex feet dcep-prics very low. On pay
.s.t for the lot ths MONEY to build ,e'H oe loaned
soc a term Of y,ars at si< Pc, ss"f
no. ss o. b.sd{ s;sss. lssssss oas z '''
set deepss:csS ss, rriss f,s p; Ss ic srsss @ a.
: io"' Mo- 80. -Four house lots in pavisss . True's
edition Also ssch, Term. r.. cay y. :, s,.,m.
Nos - Thirty aSsss .ss o'' terms n S'.s%s s..s
E'fs *. sda'''S 81 v.iosb. CITY lot s s. scrntr Of
u.Io io sud nd college Avenue 900 feet on Main By
isO eset on College Avenue ana commanding
beautiful river view. PrIcc glow.
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Fos Christmas Presents, 80 to Streeper's,
No. Z East Second street, where can Be
found great variety Of Fancy Goods, just
suited for Holiday Presents for Ladies,
Gentlemen and Children. div
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House Isots, Store Lots aren'u'' '"'''
Lots.
Store Lots for sale.
NJ AZ One on .tu 81, just east Of Brady 81.
~ AZ Eour on 4,h ST., near lseiiroad pr'age.
Houses EOr sale.
~. N In Moline. NJ, . two story brick dwei,
~ S,..s. ~;th lot so by $50 feet, cor Lyndc ano
A., Ste, The house is in good coadu,Un, IS nov
eented possession given IN =" DAYS. ton -
eost 81 s0o) Price OF house anu ao', a.
49," cssh balance on long time at low interest,"
"a brick dwelling house on h-za D.
:, 400. as00 cash, rest on time at 8 pe. cen..
The estate now owned ana occupied
=, cS.c 4. q. Dow, Esq. being the dwelling mouse
snnd three full lotn fronting .ou'h uPo: ~" 49, 49,
70, ren.r. having been fitted up BY the owner
Sor h;mseH The entire arrangement o. .ne nous.
- -. ....S..i and complete. The view from snis
nlsce i unsurpassed. Terms easy. 49,.
No. 3s. Brick house and loss, sHu'lea.s %.
49, of Sth and Main Sts., known ~ Ihorlngsoo es.
~. 10 a front on each 81. Price -, ,ooo. may
s.or;n for term ofyears at low rs's VI NC p
NJ Frame house south side Sd street, one
nile west of Brady street price, 9i,eVV. Nv.
shirds NAV remain on mortgage ~ SIX PER es"''
Earms Wanted.
w.,. ~ nurchase improved farms from 81
10 100 acres each.
Farms for Sale.
~. -s r;vh.v acre farm, l mile from the
10. ,;.n;i. ON the wcst Aliens Grove road, al
.rasr fine Guilty alton and fence, with gooc dwe,'
;n~ and ont buildings we'll watered, fra,t oscn ,
ard. etc. 4 rery dssirabte pace. If'ce s''0''
A. 200 cash. balance on time TO sun.
g. - "a acre farm on the Iowa Ct! !hocus
...so., rc.a miles from the city, all under new
Ssnce hslf under cultivation, balance oassur' ,,
.nS .,,rher iand. Good two story hame dwell
:r~ With necessary out buildings, etc. ff'c'
sS,sVo sa Sa'u Farm Of es acres ON River road be
1vssn PRINCETON and Leclaire large orcnasa naI.
S-,,,. Morn and out houses. l'rice Wow
u CASH balence on time 70 snit. m-..n;,
~ "a One l6o acre farm III Cie0na Iownshil
.Acv, < m;,cs north Of Fulton and Durant STA
iona on the N. X NJ. Railroad. all improved sn' na
snder fence and with good house ana Dsrn -
per s' :. One other 100 acre farm situated nea
- :hove. with like improvements. SO Pc
r. d 100 acres unimproved land near nu I
mt A. al0 per acre cash, balance IN nv
eears at ten per cent. ,xo .r.a an
900 acres in Linn County. too H'p'o's ~
ander fence.l Price $i."c, sasu ....
IOo acres in Iowa county ut % per aere.
oSso scres in Sioux county ut q per acre.
9osS acres in CLAY county Vt 81 per acre.
90 ..res in Hancock county at II per acre.
;"oa scres in Winnebago Go. at 81 per acre.
5000 acres ut 81. Is per acre.
5000 acres ats 200 per acre.
500 acres in Tana county.
400 scres in (;rundy county at ~ per acre.
roo .ores in Butler county at $2.bo per acre.
oooS ecrea In Mower CO.. Mimi, at 400 per acl
sxo screa In Houston County at t3.5V per ecr
Soo acrss Of laud in this (SeotD cos"sy az
~ Gws,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-20

MAKE THE CHlLDRsN HArpY.-Parents,
there is to be Z Christmas Fair and Festival
It LIE Claire Han on Friday, and you srs
politely invited to be present with your
boys and girls, to let them see what beau
tifal things Santa Claus has in store for
long and short big and little stockings on
Christmas morning.
Besides presents for the dear little onsa
whom We should always strive to make hap
~, there will be an assortment Of rich sif,
goods suitable for young men and maidehs,
middle aesa naTisd folks. tacAslors end
maids-also the good old grand-mothefs end
grand something nics and pretty
for everybody. The Chriatmas Tree BY II,
Trinity Church Sunday Schoolwill also b,
on exhibition. Let q N attesld the Christ
mas Fair.