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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-08-24
LATEST NEWS,
CASUALTIES.

The following we compile from the
list of casualties in Bratton's brigade,
August 16th,. 1864.
5th Regiment, Company E-Killed:
T. McDaniel.-Wounaed Sergt. Il.
NJ. Lockhart, side, slight; W. n. Lind
say, thigh, severe, flesh; Jas. Sanders,
breast and arm severe. - -.
18th Regiment, Company A-Killed
-Corpl.:J. L. Parker. Wounded, r.
Dover, mortally, since dead.
Company B-Wounded: sergt. Z,
W. Whitesides, severely, head; Pri-
Yates Joseph W.; Templeton, severely,
thigh; j.. A. Nichols, seriously, skull
fractured. RI
Company H-Wounded: Corporals
J. NJ: Steele, serious, LEFT arm; d. T.
Simpson, severe, left check.
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Interesting from Florida.--The Yam
KEGS Defeated.

CHARLESTON, August 2O.-Au- official
despatch from Gen. j. r. jackson, dated
Lake City, Florida, 10th, to Gen, Jones,
received late last night, says Capt Dicker-
son, with his command, engaged the enc
my's cavalry. 342 strong, at Gainesville, yes
terday, and completely routed them. He
captured $50 prisoners and one piece Of ar.
tillery, besides recapturing 100 stolen ne
groes. Amongst the prisoners are a cap
tain, two lieutenants and surgeon. The
whole command would have been captured
if Capt. Dickerson's horses had not been
worn out. The enemy were scattered and
pursued fourteen miles. The enemy's in.
fantry, consisting Of four colored regiments,
are ct Starkc's Col. McCoImick is in pur-
suit with some additional forces
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Mosby at Work Again.

RICHMOND, Aug. l6.
Col. Mosby reports officially that be at
tackled the eDemy's supply train near Perry
vile. on the 18th instant. He captured
and destroyed seventy FIVE loaded wagons,
taking over two hundred prisoners, including
several officers, and between four and six
hundred horses and mules, and upwards Of
two hundred head of cattle, and many 9th.
er valuable stores. A considerable num-
Der of the enemy we're killed and wounded
Mosby lost two killed and three wounded
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-08-24

s@- The Prince Albert, belonging to the
Richmond Importing aud exporting Com,
pany, in coming into Charleston, a few
nights ago, ran against the wreck Of the
steamer Mimic, and grounded nsar Fort
Moultrie. Being unable to get her of, the
officers and crew removed their baggage
and small portion ofthe cargo. At day
light the Yankee batteries opened on her
With shot and she'll, and soon reduced her
to a total wreck. Ooly q small portion ot
the cargo was saved. -
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-08-24

Es~ We do not like to manifest too much
curiosity in regard to matters in which we
have but an interest in common with every
other citizen, but it would be gratifying to
US and the Columbus Sun to know how
many of the creatures now claiming "for-
eigu protection" participated in the Presi-
Dental election Of lS60.-Gas. Courier.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-08-24

In the beginning of the war, patriotic
landlady, in her desire to emulate the gener.
osity of many city governments and other
corporations in continuing the wages of ab-
sent soldiers, gave notice that if any Of her
boarders wished to enlist, she would allow
their board bill to run right on all the time
they were gone, the same as if they remain
ed.
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Obitnarp,

DiED-On the 9th of May, 1854, from the effects Of a
wonnd received in the battlc of the Wilderness, H. "
WHiTESIDES. The subject Of this notice enlisted ~ 20
q, 18th Regiment, S. c. "; at the commencement I" INC
war. And he generally enjoyed good hea!t "a never
shrunk from duty, he fought through most o te WHcpa
battles In which the array OF Virginia was engaged
member of his cpuipany who with hin whch nc dtea
wrntc 10 his afflicted father, "iat btaVcr man never lt
On Vrr,na soil or NOR beloved BY his fellow solcefs-
But that which interesting 10 parents and iends
and tt which they desire 10 know above all things con
crrniur the departed their spiritual welfare The above
mentioned FREUD states that he talked with Calvin just be-
fore he died and he gave him evey evidence that he had
madr neacc with Gud-t;at lie died happy man." His
in. message 10 his father was' that he died at his post and
resigned 10 the will of God" - NJ. o.
OF Mrasles Petersburg, June Is, 1864, JAMES NJ
AcGI.I His career in the army short II had been
only months since he left home and friends and Ike
many other youths entering the service Of their country, he
taken away by measles When he arrived at that pc
riod of life which the country called for his services he
volunteered aud 10 the 18th Regiment where he re-
maincd without mrnuring complaint until his DEATH
james trained from child TO reverence the Bible and
the sanctuary of God. He became member OF the A. T.
Church. nj Smyrna, about year before his DEATH Lcis
known of him In i- sickness. He died among
pers-in crowded hospita-where little attention
given TO the sick aud dying What comfort parents 10
have children whose character and conduct are such a. TO
enable believe in their pety although they may die
where friend witnesses the scsne. "By their fruits ye
saan know them,H NJ !"
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MILITARY,

The 34sh Regiment was duly organized
on Saturday last, by the election of Com
pany officers. We presume orders will
soon be issued for the election Of Field Of
foers. In Beat No. 5, (Town Company
the following officers were elected: John
e.. Enloe, Captain; Richard Hare, First
lieutenant; q. F. Adiokes, I'd, and VIM.
E. Rose. Sd Lieutenant.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-08-24

,SSr We regret to learn the death Of l..
s. Harris, courier to Gen. Bratton; Pal
metto Sharp Shooters, in skirmish near
Richmond, on the 18th instant. He was
the son Of our fellow citizen, Capt Wylie
L. Harris, and as brave youth as the his
tory of this war can produce.
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For the Yorkville Enquirer.

In-obedience to the call of "EbeneSer,"
and VARIOUS private solicitations, consent
to serve the people of York District, as a
member of the House Of Representatives
in the State Legislature, if elected. :.
W. G. BEATTY.
Yorkville, Aug. %, 1864.
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vEGETATION.

Mr.. s. Anderson McElwee, Of the Army,
but at present home on furlough, has laid
on our table kidney tomato, weighing IL
ounces; though the late seasonable showers
have much improved our gardens, we think
il s.hard to beat"
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ssE.AD4J&RFEEas,
coNscRIPT DEPARTMENT,
- CoLusplA, August17, 1864.
GENERAL ORDERS Mob zs5sF
T THE attention of persons exempt

7 THE attention of persons exempt
10 cd detaed or agricultural pu poses, and who have
given bond to the Government is directed 10 the following
paragraph from Circular No. "a Bureau Of Conscrpion
'2 The sale TO the Government, or to the families of sol
diers prices fixed by the commissioners nj the State TN
der the IupresseBAct, Of te marketable supplies re-
maning after furnishing the Government with tie sippa
teduuaity Of provisions, and which he may rascfirom
wear 10 year wic his continues rs made, b The
Act OF Congress- approved February b 1854, one OF the
conditions OF exemption allowed 10 an ovtrsccr aicul
turist. claim Is asserted by some oftose exempted as
Ggrcuurist 10 cxeaBge such part Of the aforesaid snplus
they please supplies d proyisoas clothing and
the like be consumed intamy ne, and IN sell 10 te
main OF suc!! surplus ar making such exchanges This
,clailn pvioaton of w and OF their contract with the
Government and cannot be allowed ~: ., ~ 'aEG3sa
sUpnr satisfactory evidences being furnished that persons
exempted or thukds-
posing 0f.lle surplus productions FexcRgsc as aiOse-
sr!d Enrolling Officers wilt ATTEST NIL such prEnns, forward
them their Camps Instruction. 10 be retained
there until Da! action shan be- taken aat announced In
their cases. and forward through die proper chaBpsls OF
communication this Bureau arcpo NJ the facis and
circumstances Of each case. - 10 ~
Eyery agrcuiust overseer upon receiving his GER
cate exemptions should he informed that the action
indicated above will e taken In tho event OF biz not dpo
sing of his marketable plus in accordance with The re-
QuIremcnts OF aw.'' y. n ~ -
IT, Oicerand agent; Of the Subsistence and Quartet
masers Departments requested To communicate nor
nation Enrolling Officers Of al instances coming to feir
knowledge In which persons exempted or detailed or az
rcunra purposes have violated the spnaffons oil theL
bonds to the Governucnin the sale or other disposition oi
ttcr marketable surplus. -.s G. u MELTON,
Major, ComAa,ndant Conscnpts
ea-~-- n
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-08-24

s@A gallant was lately sitting beside
his beloved, and being unable to think of
anything to say, asked her why she was
like a tailor? I "don't know, !" said she with
a poutiDg lip, "unless it is because l am slt-
ting beside goose"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-08-24

K1LiFp-In the trenches near Petersburg, Va, the
30t. Of July lS64 by explosion, private u E McCarte
mcmber Of Co G, tsh Regiment, s. C - years.
Human love- when cultivated from youth and kinded by
pheasant ASSOCIATION, can be iogoen though deai
may come with its rrue urcteniing hand and sn;eh
away exsencc yet Will nieinory live, and be written In
the hearts oil the dstressed In letters that cannot be
su was love cherished and entertained by many ior
our friend.
BY his modesy, prudence and gentlly, he had gained
Che love and esteem of all that knew him he was eourte-
Gus in his manners liberal dispositions kind and obisng
10 ul In word he possessed all o. those noble quues
emana,ne from mind and body, which prepared him Tor
glorious aud happy iutu.e. But alas death has conc and
iaken him away, hn Is earth, but bis memory
will live and be cherished forever.
Thus has been addedunoer OF South earollnas sons TO
the long list Of her dead, thus another of her
braves einuaed the sacred cause OF liberty and
TRUTH The idol of skind and Ddusent mother, ana OF
loving brothers aud sisters, besides many friends lie mas
flown from land of sorrow and trouble to tia happy and
peace.ul abode bf christians Thenlet those who love MIN
find consolation in this assurance and resolve to meet him
there
Farewell, brother Of mybetter days,
. Green be the turf on Thy grave, ..
Nm nne knpW love thee,
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pxa- Necessity compels us, for a season,
to require Produce from Producers, in the
District, for Subscriptions, Advertising and
Job Printing.
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STAIIE cF sHUTFs CAESOEsNA,
b YORK DISTRICT - -

STATE GF sGUTEs CAROLINA,
T. YORK DISTRICT. =
Roddey & Co.; VS. w. D. Dunlap.-&rrAcHNEST.
NTHEEREAS, the plaintiff did on
Y the 18th day osoctober 1863 file their declaration
against the deiandaDt who las sad absent from and
without the limits os State, and has neither wife nor
attorney known within the sane, upon whom copy OF the
said declaration might be served. II Is therefore ordercd
that the said defendant do appcar plead TO the said
declaration, on before tho 18th day OF October, which
will be in the year of Lard thousand eight hundred
and sixty four otherwise final and absolute Judgment VIII
then he awarded against him. =
October 18Th, 1863.
Noyember - -. A .,..:E qly.
.COUTH CAROLINA-YORK DIS
~ TRICT.-Wheraas 4. NJ. WHTTESIDES has applied
10 me for Letters o. Administration on n!l and siL.ula
tho goods and cha;trls rights and credits Of ANDREW
WALLACE, tate OF the District aforesaid deceased.
These are therefore, cite and aGmoEsh all and sngu
lar the kindred and creditors of the said deceased 10 be-
alrf appear before next Ordary's Court for
the said District be holden at York Court House, the
29h day Of August inst, TO spew cause, any, why
the said administration should not BE- granted.
Given u,der my band and Seal, this leh day OF August
In the year of Lord thousand eight hundred and
s;Ity-four, and in the eighty ninth year OF the In
dependence OF South Carolina.
Il 80 H
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-01
DAVENPORT. IOWA. FRIDAY EVENING. APRIL /. 1854
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

ORIGINAL NOTICE.
s7aaa aao1r e oo1o1y. 1owA fi,s s.C c,s.; stamp
Hunnewell : Hill W. Paul Krohu and Mary Ann
Krohn-ln the District Court.
70 each u said Dsfendaute.
VOU ARE HEREsY NoIIFILD THAT ON
j OF before the 10th day Of April, 1854, . D.
utien win be fled BY said plaintiffs, Hunnswsll
. dill, in the once Of the Clerk Of the District
Oosft sf aid Scott county, lows, elainiag Il
yea the sum Of sixteen hundred thirty.avs and
6S-100 dollars. on nots signed BY Paal krohn,
for 81, 900, 70 the Sterling 4 Rock Island Railroad
Company. dated August II, 1851, and due Eve
yssrs from SeptsDbsr |, 1887, vith interest at 10
per cent. per snsum. Said petitions also AXIS or
the foreclosure Of . mortgage made to secure
said note Of even date herewith, upon lot tour
~ block two (2,) In LeUlaire.
Amp that unless you appear thereto and de-
fsnd before noon Of the second day Of the next
term Of said Court, commeneing on the lst \. on
day Of ay 1864, default will be entered 81 inst
you aud Judgment rendered thereon.
Dated this 3let day If March, ls64.
sTEWART d ARMSTRONG,
nhs1-d4s flAintlts Aito,uaye.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-01
FOB FREIGHT


Great Csnfrds Route to Nen l0rks Netc England
and the Caaadds.
I'm AND AFTEx SUNDAY, NOVEMBER
~ 18th, 1863, trains will leave the Great Cen
trail Union Depot, foot Of Lake street, follows:
= so m, Sundays excepted. Arrive in Detroit
8 e3Op IN; Toronto As pm Suspension Bridge
4O5 q m Buffalo 5 90 p m, Albany 5 45 m,
New ork . 80 p m, Boston II SO . m.
40 IN, sat lrdays excep ed. Arrive in Detroit
on IN, Toronto I As p m Suspension Bridge
AS m, Buffalo 90 p N, Albany As, New
York II SO : m Boston 4 90 p m.-
10 90 m Saturdays and Sunday 3 excepted. Ar
rive in Detroit 10 90 . N. Toronto 3 05 p m,
Suspension Bridge . 10 p 10, Aibnny 40 . m,
New York Q 45 p N, Boston O0pm.
OlnC1nnAt1 TrA1nO
s-.--.- (vis Michigan Central r R)
Leave Chicago at 80 : N Nail Trsin, 10 % Fast
Express. The 10 O0pm Train lesving Chicago
runs through to Cincinnati without change of
Russsn's fsssns vsutilati,g and Warming
Apparatus on oil Oars Of shis Compaay An elegant
Smokers' CAT, with Euchrs Ta611s, ,AAslat4l1 been
added to day trains. Patent Sleeping Cars On
light trains. Baggage Chso6ed Through.
Through Tickets for sale at al principsl Rail-
road OfRees In the West, at The fGtnefl Once,
corner lake end Deastofn Streets, (under the
fremont Heuse,) Chicago, and . the depot.
"a xR.N. RICEx 0eusfAl tppt.
H.C. WENTWORTH, General Western Pass.
ant. Ohica 10. decV.f aA I-t
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-01
RlvER ITEMS.

r,.a s,ug y Fridsy, APEil !.
AnRIv1O. m
MuscArrss, Rhodss, 81. Lotls. :
Jssus v an1lA 0anSbsil, ~ Madison.
MuscAfiNB, Rhodes, D1buquA
JBnxIs WlIrrLl, Canpbsll, Ft. Madison.
The nail and passenger psekes Bill Rsndrson
Caps Dsvlsy, viii dspaft for Dubsqss and w
poists to-nonow morning. =. II. Prsttynsn,
Agent.
The popuar Northern Line packet Penbina
Captain Hill, will depart for ST. Louis and wsy
points tomorrow norning. O. D. Carol in ths
sfics. r. NJ. Pssttyman, agent.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-01
sixth Ward Reminder.

Eprroa OF DEMoCRAr:-It 10 lie simply i'm.
poesibls in this busy world Of ours. that We
can stop to even spit upon every enarlinR cur
atassails us, much less 90 contemplate Z
noodle % D. W. G. who burns for even thal
!. ~ letter to The Gasss:s, which provoked 90
much wrath. consisted Of . simple stetsment
Of facts and logical deductions thsrefrom. ].
q. D. instead Of answering me, ssw &c to re-.
sersts inesrfset statsmsnts end vssy levs per
sonal abuse, be 10 now (so ssys his Hqpire
hsrs d. eombst simply from The rssoll u ~
own weapon. aR sss ssss.sssA %.
I have withstood, sir, three terrible on
siaueteo, and am no0 msaaStd With . threat
that "ona Of the committee will take HE afa-
davis' shat asssly sassssdsd in dissouraeise
him. That 10 quite likely. think 1 havt
entirely discouraged j. II. D., but Heaven de-
feud me from the ire Of Z ObWsmitfse mas-ss-
pseially one armed with An affidavit.
Another Of the committee sis prepared to
prove that " did NOT give . single cent"-
Save me from the affidavit and l will plead
guilty your honor" l must confess. howev-
er, that vas act avsrs Of hsving ssosd4ai
the time when didn't give, l mean-in the
awful presence Of one OF the Committee. =
Thask goodness for its mercies. that I did mol
ssfsss. sis9ssf q "29 ~.
Ifear, however. my psnetential confession
will not help their sass. Yoo zee didn'l
s1sss and did not diseesvaos anybody q that
time. s.s
Il sober sstiessssss thsn tie eass is tiis.
0sithsr saw The ssll joe, nor heaed ef, shl
msstisg until several days sissr ths latter !;
whsn IL sasusl eouv5rssSsS9 VIII psiehboI
| heard Of Il, and that Alr. Dumont had beer
appointed - agent 20 peeease ssbsssiptsDns
asd furshsf, that ID his seal hs had bs~n ipdis.
crete esseg. tothssetse - sabssriber. thai
II be did net insfeass his sabssslpsioo his nadll
saould be pnbliahsd q rsfasisg. sAasshs sin
sulsr eess has sincs eoms q. NJ kpsvlsdo~es
ny asiehbes thsaebs it bsltes 70 aabe5&3
even though Il should bs unneeeseosg, nj
have ones nans poblishsd. ! espalsd tka
kslthoush I approved Of he fssl,s sthsest
aod iatimidaslona sever succeeded veol Uiel
Ne and / wss ssnsisssd shGseAey vSulo sAe
10 ths peeseattootaoee. 4 q ssarsriFassf II stae
Tbsss ere ths Siopis tests Tsst 81 whSSl
so0s pstsoo6 Nave tsisd u naks saoitAl. -
10 which - 1oelissd - beIlevS tSev hav
l3fsefnlly iailed. I ahall - feepsl s = -
I'dssit - ~ Rsed alsqsfaa easvisesd = -
IageIesl 49, ea1aoalsAs sdf sl5a1Hs i s,Ia
oooAo& saan za Srssata "a bssass1 Kt'
q ss-tss saso
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-01
Firth WARD NoMlNAr1oH.-The

FIFTH WARD NoAlNATIoN.-The
democracy Of the 9Th ward met at the Cleve-
land House last evening and unanimously
nonisatsd our highly respected fellow citizen
N. G. Davis, Ksq, candidate for Alderman Of
that ward. M. Davis 10 citizen deeply in.
ssrestsd in the welfare Of our city and bic
election would be hailed with great satisfae.
.ion BY the people generally. Let the de-
mocraey of the Old Fifth, and sll others who
wish to see the Affairs Of the city properly ad-
ministsred. Give Mr.. DAYS the cordial and
aarueoe support.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-01
DayenpoEt LlmDer market.
Creot BROAD Gauge Desbls sZtock and 2slsarGsj
Fts R0ssee. ~

0rsas Broad Gauge Dssbls Track and telegraph
S's R0see, ~
New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Har
risburg, and ali Eastern Cities. carrying tho
Great Through United States Mails.
IMPRESS TRAINS LEAVE DCNAiKk OR
T. Buffalo on the arrival or all trains from the
est, via the Lake Shore Railroad, also from SAL
amanca on the arrival Of trains via the New
Broad Gauge Atlantic and Great Western Railway
from Ueveland, O.. giving Passengers the ad.
vantage. from Dunkrk or BaHaioy 90 fron Gleve-
land, o., of six Foot Gauge. combining ease
and comfort without change, in Wide, Roomy
Palace Cars, dlrsct to Now York. A perfection
attained by no other route.
-, FOB FREIGHT ..s
between all points East and West, our facilities
are unrivalled. Fornjpg close and reliable con-
nections at Dunkirk and Buffalo with Western
roads, and at Salamanca with the Broad Gauge
Atlantic and Great Wcetern Railway, by which
route there is no transfer between New oTk aud
Cleveland.
EXPRESS FREIGHT TRAINS leave New
York daily for all points in the West, making as
quick time and as low rates Is BY any other route
Far Freigh or Passage inquire at ali the prin-
cipal Offices in the West. and at g. Clark street,
Chicneo, 24O Broadw1y, New York, and % South
Street, E. r., New York. is state Street, Bost on
CHAS. MINOTj Gent Sap't. !
E. ). SPRINGER, " esssm Agent,
B. W, BLANCHARD, GEM Freight AgSnt.,
WR HAZE General Ticket Agent. dec2S
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-01

New L orr @a4kets
NEW YonK, April.
Co1foN.-Quist at 76c.
FlouR-5c better. $676069e Extra state
37.26@7. 80 K. II. o.
WHEAT = Firmer. e1.6o@16l Chicago
Spring; S1.e001.6S Milwaukee Club, $leS0leo
Winter Red.
CoRN-e18l. 4.
UArD-Dull. 81.
PosE Quiet. S22ooss12.25.nss $3l031. Is
old: 80 new.
LARD-Stsady st 131<011N.
WnisKY-l05
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-01
NJ. K. PARKS, Eso.-This gentlem

NJ. K. PARKS, Esa.-This gentleman
has consented to run for Alderman Of the 6t0
Ward. 1t is known to this community that
be is man Of sterling business qualitiss-and
~ candidate for city Office is % far beyond
the regular republican nominee ae not 70 ad-
init Of comparison. The democracy Of the
9Th, not having q regular candidate, cannot
better serve the city than by going TO the pol .
and voting for Mr.. Parks.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-01

RrAN's MlxsrREIs.-This royal old
troups-ths best sad only Legitimate Negro
Mioistrsla now circulating. viii appear at
Metropolitan Hall In fall force shis svsoisg-
The eenpany embraces sons q TIE very bssl
talent that ever appeared under the guiss
os burnt soeh 70 ssnssrsin psspls to laughter
Oar eisissas Who enjoy geed hearty laugh
(sud what heasss man does not y shosld q
end zee the originai Ryans tonight. Every
member Of the eenssra 10 IN assists In th'
line, and taken together they are vondsrfa
. behold.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-01

M a. % scres eli improved and under fence. 3
milee from the city, with eAceent house, @ rooms
and eslaSJ wood horse, wash honss bars !IS ~ y y
Senriee psers peaches and cherries.> Price $780,
= ~ essh, balance on . term VI years.
No. lI. . sores, fenced, . part i'm proved being
p.rt Of Aar.Ies Nssp: lecd sclonanG M a. v'
sseden or arapesy, price eltoG
~ II ~ sores. al Improved and under fence.
vish houss, q Hickory Grove; price slsOo. ons'
sh,5c H g.. ~ ia ssres vnimprovsd land near Dursnt
n ~ Or eess cash, baianes In avs ysass q ten
PjMs ~ s . sores, miles from the city, o. the
Duhuoue road. an improved and under leaees WIn
house and stable. PIiss eiso9 !wotnisds nay -
So ssrss in Lana Oounty GO improvsd and under
fenoe.) Price q 80, H ceeh.
No n ~ acrss near Walcott, l00 improved ana
under ..ss ..ss! eis'; II = sssn.Ap i.
proved aod under fenee; proc ~ -,
No Il - ssese y kdpas eeuoty, III 70 miles
nes,1 q OHIO mi;siesipPs 3: .;-an,%rssyses =. 4
Rrnss sssdar q johnson sountsss. ea-1
..on $3.50 n Poveshisk Csauty at eS pr aseo.
.sc0 .s":s n Iovn Opanty at e6 poe eero.
s.So 49, in oeoux Uouaty q u per ecres
1oSx 49, 4 Clay County % u pes ssse.
40 "a - - Haaeoek Ceaaty - u pr asfA
I'M 49, = Winnsbaoe County as u pr s~e
S0oo eeres ct 81 - pr asEs. ~,
so,O earee q Is eoaoo pee eoee.
M ares n Tana Oeanty. &
.SS & 49, s !. y VissesSisk Ceuaty q eS per asss
~ 49, n 0r1Day Couaty . . pr aefs.
~ 49, h Butlee County st - 50 psf eeeS.
Ssoo ssess Il Newer eeanty, Ainnssoess . ~s'ss
cd = s.,ss III !. Houston County y $3.50 pr ases