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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-01-14

THE FIRST " AR FOR lkDEPBEDENCB.-A contemporary
observes that suffered nothing yet compared with
what orr fathers suffered the frat for Independence
Then had Indians at backs, the tor leg
over our hearh.sones fair and open enemy in our
trent Augusta, Savannah. Charleston, Camden, and
nety all then British posts, and georgia end
South Carolina occupied almost entirely for three
long dreary years Yet heroic ancestry rose from
our eys and decenied from hills, trusting in God,
received to perish rather ,hau survive slaves aud they
droye oar corQuesOrs from the soil and SO we can DO,
even should cur lands be 0YeTrun by Gandais.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-01-14

we learn from gentleman just arrived from North
Carolina tnat ire GID Georgia regiment captured two
who were Identified belonging to the party who hung
Lieut.. Griffith Ii determined to take the three to
the spot where poor Griffith was murdered, and hang
them in retaliation. The captures made IN Per,
nnimars County n. C-Rich Sentine.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-01-14

Inc London B"'tder says company has been form
ed to bring into practical use spiral futed nail 20
Gently invented in England. They uted and twist
ed in machine and MANUFACTURED as cheep as anv
nails The holding quality of the nails are remarkable
nc holes are required to be made before driving those Of
splitting however near to the edge the nail is driven
The spiral point the mail resolve it advanc
es.and its tenacty of holding equal to that of wood
screw.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-01-14

CAMP MORGAN FLORIDA, DEC. pa squad of Eve
men from keysers company Canton's 9th Alabama
Cavalry captured last week Yankee schooner OF forty
tens bnrthen in Escanbia Bay. Sergt. Whmire, with
four men, watched their opportunity and willie the crew
were ashore, rowed up captured the guard with but
slight resistance bache the vessel and after appropri-
atiug the cargo burned her. The Yankees about here
lie very close, but whenever opportunity offers Clam
tons men will always perform such teats
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-01-14

TIE following extracted from the N O. True Delta Of
the 18Th ut.
a. Provost Court-A. a. Atoche, Judge. A number of
negroes charged with having sedtous religious
regard and JEFF. Davis saying that their expectations OF
4 be Lincoln had not been rea2Ud.'
This IA significant enough. The negroes almost every
one knows generally hatch ther " sedtion at Religious
MEG ftyrS
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-01-14
Latest from the Front.

Gen. Longstreet hs5 gone into winter quartcrR at
Morristown. His cavalry skirmish with the enemy
daily. Gen. Ransom is at MorcsbuTg, Hawkins coun-
ty. From this place he s enabled to watch the move
ments OF the enemy at Cumberland Gap and prevent
flank movement upon Gen Lungstreet.
Lunchbnrg Rep,lhLLcan. OH INST
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-01-14

" DAT Vos nix Not long since honest German
entered his appearance before of magistrates,
tory damages tor stealing his WIFE clothing. Tie Lad
eIt but this fact seemed to be Ignored By the plain
aut The dispenser of Justice suggested that instead OF
trying the value of the goods suit be in
stuted for damages his frau's honor oh
piled the injured man. in the phiosophc and
placent tone Imaginable, " dat vos nix /!
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-01-14

s&\ AND committed to Jail Of New HsnUy CoEn1y
* u. gro ma; vino say that hs nam - ID and 'hst
G. he be- - to Ge1. Rryan, Of AIneicus, Geo. Iae
r of said negro ls hereby Ugt!u;d 70 forward,
prove property, pay char gee and taEa lin away, oLerwe
he viii he dealt with as the law di- CTS
h. -. HALL, 81 oriG.
la litL Izg. 1Gt CT II
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-01-14
A Gallant Man

In our account of the late YANKEES raid upon So
lem, (says the Lynchburg Republican, mentienes
the fact that gentleman named Foster bush
" hacked and killed six OIL Averils troopers. 10 tn
Ablnoon Vlrginian, of yesterday we fud Mr. Foster
own statement, which we copy entire, that his tx
ample may be emulated by Others, when On Occasioa
arises. His success in ." bushwhacking," and with
small party in stamp ding body OF the enemy, shows
~het could have been done by few resoute men,
properly organ zed and resolved to defend their homes
at Ill hazards. Mr. F. writes from,
RED SULPHUR SPRING VA !
Dec %, 1863.
Mes7ra Editors-Wl YOU be so kind as to give pub.
cation to short letter through the columns of your
Wide spread journal, i order that explicit state
ment may be made of the part took in combating the
late ankee raiders would trouble your readers
With communication, but from the fact that | have
seen an article the subject in the Linchbur9 Repub
llcan, 10 which the writer makes mention of my in
q very complimentary manner.
The enemy made their appearance in this section on
the morning of the 18th ult, route for Salem AS
soon as apprised of their appearance, | mounted my
horse borrowed rifle, and went in pursuit. Riding
up the road mile, l dsmounted, tied my horse and
concealed myself in the woods the turnpike
The enemys column by this time was considerably
scattered | watched my chance, and on of the
" blue jackets" approaching in twenty yards of
leTeed my rifle and at its crack, the fellow reeed aud
fell.
/ continued bushwhacking them until fired seven
shots, killing and wounding . My horse was cap
tured about noon, but l succeeded in capturing two
which amply repaid me. At night took six citizens
with and crawed up within ten steps of their pick
ats and being halted fred and ordered my little par
ty to CHARGE but they being civilians, charged the
wrong way, and double quicked" in the opposite d-
rection Next morning about'9 o'clock on the return
Of the patty, headed party and charged the rear
guard of the column, whethey were engaged in burn
ing one of their broken down wagons.
We fired upon them and putting spurs to their
horses, they out Of sight. This little surprise
80 alarmed the scoundres that they Immediately re-
ported it te their commander and on following them
eight miles found the road bockaded by trees, and
their regiments drawn up in line-ocbaule.
And here will end my short letter, Stating that the
enemy account OF swollen creeks ard severe weather
found Salem rough road to travel.
Very respectfully yours,
p r. 3. FOSTER
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-01-14

chief OF the Creek Indians having been appointed to
egoate treaty of peace with the citizens OF South Car
ona and having met the proper authorities for that puT
pose desired By the Governor to speak his mind tree
y and hout reserve fo he among his friends,
he need not be afraid will" said he, eak freo-
ly will rot be afrcid Why should be afraid among
my friends, who aCrGid among nay enemies"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-01-14
LOST,

4 BOUT TIE IST OF DECEMBER LAST, NY POCK-
IA ET BOOK, Containing my exemption papers rs
Black Smith issued 10y Capt Swan. Alsc other valuable
papers. ltorewaTn any person from using the same.
will give SO dollars reward tor thsr delivery to az
Beatt = Bridge Bladen county. r. II. RUSS.
jar. 10. 1917
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-01-14

fed $1,000 in New York City for striking man
named Wilson, on account OF words dsrespecttuI'y
spoken by the latter.
Irishmen in Yankeedom are only expected to fight
for the Yankees.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-01-14


The Nashville Press of the u, says
On Monday night four dcePcradcs called at the house
Of Mr. Bonds In WILLIAMSON county, G&out tCn miles
from this city, ard after many violent threats, robbed
MIR Is. of one hundred and Gty dollars in money and
his overC oat. After committing Eoms other outregea
the scOundres went 20 the residence Of MIR Henry NJ
Hays near by. All iouT entered the house at
once, when q fight with pistols, used by
the robbers, ard a SHOT gun in The hands
Of MIR. Hays took place. Hays shot one Of the mis-
Cre as he fell at the door when he fired. U1e of them
made his escape without injury. The other was cap
turcd and brought to this city Yesterday lie taken
before Gen. r. 5. Granger for q bearing. While at
headquarters he broke from the guard and uccoeed in
reaching the street whore he rlcapurcd. lie was
finally heavily ironed ard sent to prison. to await his
trial His name Is ChalIcs Christie, aud he was form
crly member Of Jim Lanes ansas jayhawkers.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-01-14

MEADB's ARNY--INTENDED ACTIVITY EIsEwUERE.
correspondent Ct the New IorA News, writing from
Alexandria, Va, says:
WhlIe Meades ainy remains safely ient up il win
ter quarters and recruits ts energies for great
effort when SPriuS round the ct:er armies Ell
gagged in the suendous work OF suplressing TIE re-
eeion wili b Likely TO continue offensive operations.
am led to the belief by the departure from this city
oil {. large number Of bridge builders AID rail road
opera tivts 1ucaG men nave be, employed repairing
aid constructing rail roads and bridges between this
city and the RappahannocK, and .hey ale trans
trred another department, but nothing positive is
known about it yet. iney repaired II Washington
this afternoon, and they expect to proceed u their
destination immortality. As nothing IA done
against Richmond 10 mig quarter be oo Apri! next,
perhaps portion Ut tine Army Of The Petorsac viii
a8o be transferred TO another i'd but this is niafe
conecure and the p@famount importance Of protect
ing the base OF proclamation may deter tie authorities
from weakening their defences by seddlug any 0 the
men to operate'n another department.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-01-14
FER sTHAGsast pEGI
WHIIEMORE COTT0N CARDS NO. 10!

nUWDER, 4HOT AND GArs;
I COFFEE, HO-T I.-.,, CANDLE5, Horse Uoilara,
Wool Upper Eeasr lasp skins spa ables, lacks,
Pins, Shoe Thfead, &c, o. wilson's
OH, Leather Saddle y Harness. E5ta9shIaeqs.
Jan. IL. lC4-3t-I6t IL
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-01-14

LATER FROM FE2As-MoBuE, Jan. 9.-The Adver-
tiser and Register contains extracts from Texas papers
Of December IL.
The enemy had turned back to Saara. It was sup
posed that their force not sufficient to meet
The schooner Friendship bound for BRACES With arms,
ammunition and sundries was captured on the 2.h at
the mouth CT Caney Bayou.
The Texas Telegraph OF The llth says Commits
soners sent to San Louis to negotiate for per
mission to march army through Mexican territory
TO Pedras Nebras, but the Governor Of Tahau6pa5
will resist.
Advices to the 18th state the enemy are still at AIDE
crows Point receiving reinforce ments and are evi
IDENTIFY preparing to advance, with lorce estimated a
from Is 900 to 20 000
Every preparation give them suita bic reception
is pushed forward with energy and vigor by Gen. Ma
CRU Ter.
On the night of the 25th, Lieut.. Sibley of the l5ti
Confederate Cavalry destroyed TOomers Mill on Pear
River and captured and burned two schooners nnde
the guns of Fort Pike, bringing of the crews. NJ
loss side.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-01-14
PLANTATION Y,s lSt.hT On kilAIEG8.
WILL LEASE my Holly Shelter Plantation on shaI

- Tor LEe coming SedsOu
There about $50 Open Land, the larger portion
Of which exceedH giy fertile; tie dwelling house, negro
hCuses barns, stables &., ample and good cona
ton. Twency i've thuty hauds can be prof aDiy
plostd. Il. u. HALL.
January 6 IuU-3t-Ij 81
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-01-14
EARGE1D.


4 n EXPEHIEN CED Male and Female Teacher, taxa
- charge az Schcc! III SmhyH5, DIuusH !ck county.
Apply J. 9. ain th6 subscsbor, Bmithylo,
JESSE &. DREW.
jan. 10. Ib ~
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-01-14

kLz-RCuaa 10 this laifL in nl"cIg symFathI5a,
tome t. my arms AM let u lie be allies;
Wei eqacIcL john Bait hua scGt" b.i',..t.'s isle
l:Gg luJ az 80 aud liquor W lG,aGEbIlN-
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-01-14

On the 7th Jauua-y h. D. 1864 by d. b aardlin. Esq,
Mr.. LARKlGs LAElER, TO Mrs.. JANE HENDERSON, all
Of Onsow County. NC.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-01-14

y. w. m;r.LARu,s school

(lF ID. 3. SMITH, the corner pataoen Market and
~ Bec0nd Btrceta, opposite tho Caroiin" Hotel.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-01-14

AIEy-rn ~ igit with la2ons AIMED tr|e Iay stand,
Al EuTcpc's ontogy snail not stay hand,
Eo- from ny clutch zi.aH force tho victim Terd,
Whilst I've TCub!5 ono life 20 spend. .
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-01-14

FOrmOSnm ~hA"HAA''
President Abe Gar Alexander loved,
= Mankind's Delight" nor were his hCpes reproVed;
t,a,b snveraign potentates, both despots, TOO,
nth Tyi,b a great rebellion to subdue.
Alike prepared to sing aGo TO reply,
The Ifcc ions pair Thus Dragged alternately
srr Imperial son Of Nicholas the Great
n q are III the same fix, calculate
yrr, with your Poles, with Southern Tehels /,
Who sJurn my IUe and M revenge defy.
FafoIi yon hearth laid waste, those iunod "a'fs
ION ei6bet where the atrnggin" p9tri2t hangs
Whilst my brave myrm.dons ENJOY his PaoKS'
AUx-IN show you considerable some
III dc vastated hear h ana raTaGca h'lhe'
gs,re hanging not a graTny both sides could play
ANY wrath On rcgoltcd Poland sons wreak
And daughters, toes beneath my knout they 5it'fh-
Rec how froTu LazEg halls :hc i"si1'i i.eH,
AHl faithful Ncsaacka grasp u. so1e't'-l'h !''".-
-, IN Tc,a.ec. guess W. r.n- bed thera scenes
Ana NAV cong are with War-aN New Hrs"ns
Iho yl-su:a may bar q pun ''t ',,e
= dep 3 STAN Ia7 daIhereJ the htZo".
Ii When M GLAD oye the ts!e. .5o coj:,"
y w"rncn WHIPPED rnd soldiers s'""si"@ "5H,
sra-e De Berg, - application jc-t,
AID glorfy severe mouEaVtH.
,eT-I, when viii their desserts ae,e~', gals meet,
we TOO, Anow how the saucY 5r@ 10 I""a1)
i:cJ ice il Batter siau.o who mace chem feel;
F.styi the gallant IuTchis and hcNclh
ALrx-Let mercy grace a fechles Inorarcb $ crown.
l. annoy skis house NY cannon battered down.
C'p'ives, unhaIge1. spare toat they may dwell
Go-meEtct, III Siberia : e1TLa'y hel.
hEz I've no Siberia Of my own as set.
Bat "a gain.a ycra TO Fort Lafayette.
And what reckon youth approve Of, sire,
Babe Gilmore uloH Charleston lurl Greek IRE,
AIEx-on Tgt, with lasiona AIMED tr&e ay stand,
Al t-uF"P. ontJgy aH2!iE"l stay M h-hd'
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-01-14
From the London Punch,
TIE PRESIDENT AND THE CzAR'
ABRAHAM AND ALEXANDER.

:. Pormosnm paster Lincoln ardebat Ale1im"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-01-14

ALFx-Ist mercy grace !eChlec mona rChs crow
L.moy skis house MY cannon battered down.
CIptIveR, uuhaEge1. spare t0at they may dwell,
Go-meEtct, ii Siberia : earthly heI.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-01-14

kEF-I, when " their deserts Sela~ gals meet,
we. TOO, Anow how The sauCy sr& 10 EreetJ
i.ci ice il Batter. ehaH.o who MADE thoas iCr!5
Est d the gallant TurChs and hCNclh-
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-01-14

hBE-lvc no Siberia Of my own a. set.
Bat "a gain.& yCCs TO Fort Lafayette.
Ard what J reckon yuu'H approve Of, sire,
Babe Gilmore upoL Charleston lurI Greek IRE.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-01-14

pa <E.ESD.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-01-14

.LEs WAen M glad eye the tS!CE-Am crjayH
- women whipped -Hd soldiers sao"tr- h"sH,
. tra!-s De Berg, - suFVlicatioa j--:.
AHd glorliy severe mouEaVitH.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-13

o. a6 ~ kseo - lold5 AG|b.el *
| In ~ $3.50 q 80 : 10y ~. IL &
~ ~ i ~ - noul1e sosvll 1qp1)oooes
|.opeodloe - ~ oseeSo = - - Gl1ou
~ dsley Wttsh Uoo(1 . s6qo1so6 ~ ~
soetuo 6 ~ osvio eoetssje9, - - - q
eeolsod oaeoooissl1 ~ the o0oeso peoooos,
- b eDooss1 = ~ tusoo = o1no0 u
sssse. TIE d. ,. - - esasd los ooll 10.
lsUstsy los III 6o0sgeo sstsso< Gfoo tbe
.seseass = ~ poOes. TIE Orb, ehae -
segfo shotl - . sisssoo q ~ q osoeea
noess-rbe spestee Det1 oeSUso to
t1osss lessse isa0 0se. 1sesee Q. Iss.
60, 0oveeooe eDsoe - eAe 3eeeo 81 Nee
Yssks essleatag ~ eese. .sss
re 0vssses sssosses1 The sppoi6toooe
u Mess. Deysn go LsesIej sbs 70 al sbe
sscsoesss ID Shs eeaalssee Of Wsys ed
Aesns, ocsssioesd By The sssigss6ises d
Aesses. Rsnsou and SeebbioA
Mf. Stevens usds b Ssquest Of eooe
.enslemsu, end 10 order % give turtbef op.
portuDisy Tor the e1sminAsioo Of the bill.
giving . true construction, 9Iludiog % -
much d the revenue Get - refers 60 The ts1
" dasy o. etgsss. moved its posspooosns
stil Thossdsy ne1t.
NJ. BrOeks read ooee from the president
~ National tobacco Asooeistioep, ashiog
" ssspessio0 Of, Ihs cUnsidesstiea VI "a
iii los sw0 seoks, VIXEN she As,oeis,j0a VII
resent Q node Ut tag ation ~hi.h Is b Be.
ievsd viii be ecu s1ee,oSy TO the 0ovespasnt
NJ. Steseos isxsed that Consssss weuld VOL
% IN session q that Time, - u wis ut acj vasn
yer the solidsy0.
1he question Us postponed uatil Ttussday.
4 l.hg aIecu -siUu here nsusd cn the bal,
eis over Eou Lass ses.ioe 10 seSe renee ~ ~
ssi.g navy yasd ~ New London 0s kesese
.elsuu.
The subject vas upconcluded.
Ar. Jena.us called up The bill to establish
ostiurm sys.em Of bankruptcy which. q The
'or~ss ssss,on. had been pvssponed satii ~.
aay.
lie said an a!tera ion had become Necessary.
nd he ku..erted that the bill take snecs the
1t ( Ju, {, 1895.
This was q eel u.
The bill sas then passed BY yeas 70. nay
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-13

These B,tters are prepared, IN pure bourbon
whisky, from accumulation Of over 90 different
kinds ofroots. barks und herbs which act in per-
feet concert with the other. prepared from the
original formula given by the great chief. Red
Jacket. to DR.. Chaplin. who used them successfully
in his practice for many years, and by their use
gained so great spopularity in the cure If yspep-
sin, Liver Complaint. Constipation Sick and Ner-
vous headache. Fever and Ague. aud aid iseases
arising from torpid liver or indigestion. Persons
suffering from either Of these lnathsome diseases
will find sure cure by the use Of these Bit.ers
which are perfectly pure and free from oil those
drugs aud poisons usually put up in such prepar-
atoms. and palmed off on On uns,,spect ng public
One trial will convince the most skepticsl that in
Rcd Jacket is virture which none other possess.
They strengthen and invigorate the system.
They are unequaled for general debility.
They are a sure cure for dyspepsia.
They give good and healthy appetite.
They assist digestion.
They are the best stimulent IN existence
They are a preventive 0f fever aud ague.
Trey relieve constipation.
They cure nervous headache.
They are perfectly pure and palatable,
Aged persona and delioate females win find thew
large doctor bills BY use Of these Btteri.
beware Of cOunterfeits. Red Jacket Bitters are
only sold in bOttlcs, with our name blown on ths
aide --mrs-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-13

For Medical and Table eeesy whicA ~ perfectly
None gentins qnlsss they have our etol1 le64 On
each bottle, ard oar initials pressed q wox ever
The cerk. eold By I'll dreRaisss sad dealess
throughout the country. Calf ~ our gosds md
take no other. Ciseelars to the trade supplied
Sold by No. ~ River 81, Chicaes.
3. >. RaIlord, q Wholesale By Beidsrhecke 4
Miller. iune9O-d&wly
Mold ct Wholesale IN Chicago b. Fuller. Finch
1 Fuller, Bushuaen Wa HchaGck, ". b. nar
ris Co.. and G. =. Smith. druggist Of Dav-
oupOs4 by Beidovheck = Miller.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-13
TRUSTEES SALE.
1VyHEREAS. On THE EIGHTEENTH DAY

IyyHEREAS. On THE EIGHTEENTH DAY
w TJuly, \. ~. 1851, Franklin Wood and
Amos }. N,chenor executed unto John +. Cook.
m Trustee a certain conveyance or dee't Of trust
convey :qg 20 the said Trustee thu tract # Real
Estate in :he cuinfy Of Scott, and State Of Iowa,
descri,,ed ma follows, tO-wif: All Of lot number
ed seventeen ~ in Ndtidg~'s addition to East
Davenport, cont Sining fonr Is acres. more or
less !; which said ,'Osveysnce wss executed ~
aforesaid for the purp se OF securing the payment
hundred dollars executed o ths said eighteenth
day If July, A. D.. 1857. by the said Franklin
Wood and Amoa J. NichenOr INTO .sae John -
lei.any, payable on the eighteenth osy q July.
A. H.. 1s77, with interest payable annus'y - sne
rate Of ten per cent. p~r annuni.
Said deed Of trust is duly recorded on ne re.
cords O. said county Of Scott. in Book "a u
Town lot n,"rtgagrA ut psge 6ss.
And no the said Wood aud Michcnor havtnE
fnied TO pay the interest the said note ~ the
same fell due annually, according TO tire terms
thereof. On the eishteenth DAYS Of July ~ the
years 1870. 1881, l.6z 1868 snd iss!. J. job. =.
Cook. Trustee ~ aforesaid, do hereby give tins
public notice that hy virtue of the power in me
vested bv the said Deed Of Trust and q the re-.
qaes, Of William Rigg, the present holder end
owner Of said proinis~0fv note BY trns SER sad
enlargement from the asid Del.sny. shall, ~
FRIDAY, the thirtiet,. day of Ipecsmbfr, A. d.:
1874. II the hour # two o'clock y. H.. VI sad
DAY. q the Court House door IN the city Of ID
NEWPORT, expose and offer for sale at public assc-
sios 70 the highest bidder Tor cash, the resl IS
sste above descfibed. OF much thereof ~ shall
lie uecessary 10 sxf;sly the amount due on laid
note u the sad day q sale, the costs ~ this ID
JOA1 r. COOK, Trustee.
NJ GsaSa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-13

oXNAAs ~ NAAAbASAeo AHABSSAW ~.
ofFlcE, - FIFTH 4TAEeT.
oueaeor \. oeChssaus =. -. LOUIS "a
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Reees. OJNeD D0kEAD ~ 0ooooA
fhA xsdiase Win ~ eafs III Aisooooa
q WIN euve ueD~ossosDsen. 0ou
W0~ Ne0ra1eoos
u % net = Qwaook Medicine
me sees,ut ~ waking IN prcssrsd u ~
eevshvaseA n. oAleems~A. ~ eveore. ~ ADe1.
Latch. the veil trowp eshewstaa M IDs~sise g
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