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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-12
Los. ef six Lives in the SsrG-Destruc.
tian Of N Biockade.Kunne
From Our spocsl ColTesp0rdeat
OK BOARD FLAG SKIP PHILADELPHIA
Charlie ton Harypr Jan. J. lsGl. \


OK BOARD Fr.G SKIP PHILADELPHIA
Charleston Harbor, Jan. J. 1904.
On "Wednesday Dec. IL, while carrying dis
patches 20 the gsiip Philadelphia boats crew
ATTACHED to the United States steam,ug Glover we're
.sampsd. The plur bad become displaced. and the
crew were so busiy engaged in watching the heavy
sea through which ,sy puiDg that they did not
perceive their danger unm The boat sinking from
racer them Acting Masters Mate d. Lee. Of the
United States seaIniu Gerooium, seeing the accident
rnshed of to the relief Of the drowning crew. when
within O. few boats length bs boat overturned by
the surf the 5rsakero Another boat from The United
States tuQ.bosf Oleander under command Of Acting
Master Maze 4. L. Bash9Ord. met the same fate
third boat, rom the Philadelphia. fog ship going 10
the rescue was also swampcd in the breaieTs. Acting
Master Hasord in The Ad0lfais barge. al last picked
ND the surviving The names If those ost are a.
follows:
FAos Tua-soAT CL0yyz- d. Davis, Masters hsisi -
Yaox Tcsso,1 Ol,ssprr-Fr,ns .nd benjamin Brown,
Tsos TreBo,r GxEasrcx- Georre Russell .hipshoy
Some o. the bodies, washed ashore on Morris and
Folly Island. have been decoutly Inferred
On Jan. l. the u. g. steamahip Leipslc landed fed
piece and 20 men 81 Mufrfs Inlet, s. C., about ~
miles north III CnaTlesOn, ond in spite OF 200 Rebel
cavalry drawn up line az short distince destroyed
schooner laden with 10 barrels tuTpentne and pitch.
avatns an opportunity N rrn The blockade ~"
Lepsc broug ht away 10 "contrabands." men. women
and children. smoug them M Old negro who stated he
was father " 20 children. His young wife Uhe fourth
VI series was with him. He story was de massa
said ~ ne: Hehh's house and plenty 10 eat. and a
nice yong CONAN Now you MI up de place with bito
njgy-n,ghty guicb De;s il all you lab 10 dol Now
do IL" And hal did II. Msssa Yankee Yah .ha-haf
Judging from bis Ofwooly bead progeny he Ger
tairly had obeyed The precept o. scripture increso
md multiply" etc. as gwen him vicarionsy by lie
secesaionilt owner
The schooner captured had run the blockade from
Nassau into MuT.e Inlet last pr, aud been. lurking
there ever since awaiting AZ opportunity 70 run out
again, closely wrched by oar bockading vessels. Some
time since two boats crews from the e. 5. steamship
Perry and anotieI vessel captured by the Rebels
at this place. Retaliation var iaade By the decent
ainye deanrihef
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-12
ROT CEN. EEILY'S DEPARTMENT.
ANOTHER REBEL ATTACK REFUSED.
Gallant Stand Against MOseby 'sCommand.
wasnmofoN. Monday. Jan. II, 1868.

WssnRGGoN. Monday, Jan. II, 1903.
The following has been received at the head
suarters Of the Army;
CruRrsr AND Nd, Jan. TO- 1854.
Eyio Gen McCrLLuu, CAicf u SAT
SIZE: The following dispoch s inst received;
Icheerfuly comply with the request OF Gen sullivan
IN calling the attention of The GeucrsimCie % iae
Gallant conduct Of Major Cole and his brave comrades
His repulse of Il murderous attack, made by Al over
xhelming force at o'clock dark, cold morning
,yneos discipline, watchiulness, and q bravery
uo,t oommendsble. b. F. KELLY, Big Gen.
H.gprB's FYBRY, Jan. TO- lsoi.
Br,9adisr. General KELLY: ~
Major Coles camp was attacked tbs m"fhius' ~
fought galantly and drove tie attacking Pni'! ""
send you lis report: .. Al. ,o,.
Capt BooNE:-I have the honor 20 repOft LAY ~!
oemp was attacked ihis morning about ioar elocs
by Gen Moshy and lis Command. A.ter ni-h nkns
OF about an honr they rcpulSed ana df"' Iu H'
eamp Our loss was two men killed ana tmlleSA
vounded Among the latter Is Capt. Vernon seriously
and Lieut.. Rivers. sllsIty ,, 3, ~,
There are some missing but II IS impossible 20 zen
how many at present. The kebos lell iour 1rtu ~
Damp one Captain and one Lieutenant the! 4ettAfee
p-isoners in Our hands two Of them wounded -olc u
Lieutenant III. toLt, mayor Cohhe0u1Ne.
J. G. SULLIVAN. Brighten. Cong.
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The Chesapeake Case.

81. JONI N. H.. Monday Jan IL le6i.
III the Chesapeake case to-day, Charles
Waters testified that be attended mo.,ing in 81 John
81 which Capt Parker, Robinson, Zely. McKenny And
others were present. Capt Parker said he wanted a
crew 20 10 Sew York IA capture vessel Re stated
that lie lad commission from the Confederate GOV.
ornment; and the witness understood that ths crew
was 10 be engaged for the Confederate service.
This closed tho evidence for the prosecution.
The CONT then adjourned until Friday.
HALIFAX, Monday Jan. H. ls6i.
In the examination OF Almon Keith. and Smith before
tic Police Court to-day. Mr. Hut tie policeman, test
Ted that he showed Almon tic warrant. which he held
IN his eft hand during the attempt 10 arrest Al
as he saw Wade in the boat be male ar him. and called
t. thom 20 stop. bnt ,he crowd shouted Go on" lie
then pointed pistol and the boat began to back when
Anon seized bis arm. keiiL tried possession Of
tho pistol. ho was aso seized by smith. During the
soule tie boat moved of Ho did not intend TO hre.
he was prevented from making the arrest through the
interference Of these men,
The City Marshal testified that warrants we're issued
by the Mayor and given 20 Mr. HUT He was present
and corroboraies Huts statement He also called 20
the boet stop which It did ont urged TO proceed by
the crowd.
The case was continued
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-12
Cspsars Of the GusrrilIs McCewa ssA
Three Of HE Men.
CuLpEPPfI c. a., Saturday, j

CuLpEPPEE c. H.. Saturday. Jan. ., 1864.
To-day the noted guerrilla McCown and three
Of bis men captured BY the Forester New fofA
Cavalry Regiment nov Accommodating ntho o1ec'io"
Of SperryYile. The latter LEFT hsro In sooa nuuo''
Gen. Plcaso1ton having ordered their Tegmen'A e"ofs
and guidons 10 b restored. Last oe'ooal 'nsy "efs
deprived Of their Gags on account o. com
duct at Raccoon Ford. on :se Rspldan. snoe then
their behavior has been 90 conmsnoAse 'na' tnsy ns
gained their forfeited colofs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-12
CART. PARKER AND TIKI CrssspE.gE.-we

CAPT PARKER AND TIKI CFFssPEARE.-We
have stated aud over again In these columns that
or streets svarmed with blookaiernnneTs SPIES and
Secession synpaihizers. who watched sy aud night in
and out Of for opportunities 10 give aid
and comfort 10 enemies. Some time ago, Che prizo
steamer Retrtution brought to this city with her
commander. Capt Parker, on board. The vessel and
cargo were sold and tho Captain was PERMITTED 70 20 al
large parole Tlls chiynric Captain paid respect
20 his word Of honor but has ing In conjunction with
other Rebels in this city laid his plans for tie seizure Of
the Chesapeake violated bic parole aud vent 10 Hall
far from which place It IS alleged he sent tue pirates
who took possession of the Chesapeake At Haliihr lie
certainly boarded the Chesapeake, and conspicuous
among the actors board the stolen ship. He |. Dow
permitted the freedom OF the Province Of New Buns
wick.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-12
The Quota Of Connecticut.
NEW HHyEs, Monday, Jan. IL. /

NEW HHvES, Monday, Jan. II, IsoJ.
From returns received at the office OF the
Payma,,er General Of this State. it liz conclnsiveiy
shown that the quota of Connecticut under tho last Gull
Of the President has been filed and that there IL
pins Of 500 Meanwhile the Thirtcth Connecticut Reg
linen; i. being recruited and enllstments both IN the
field and at home are progressiDg rapidly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-12
UNITED STATES STEAMER AGAwAM.
c. Aurrr nnnrrA Ian !. l&h.


20 RIA Editor las PcTktCnc Ffcss:
Mveenon called this morning 20 an s.ce piohshed
n 7.r He,ci Il the lgh l, urdsI the ioonng head
ing; Shortcomng- Of tn Navy" &c. The portion oi shst
s,,cr 10 which beg call IeL,.on md also % correct
through lie medium, Of yonr valusbe rsper IS That wcA
.,r- 10 the Asrva which left i. port purs lis o. The
Cesspeake vii quote the - .cge % which resr OF
lie new vessels sent N pursuit al her the Chesapeake. %. he
Department, the Asswsm obliged 70 return, avns been
dishea 81 Cape Race end pogsd uiie nn' 'ho service
on which she as s-itp Now NJ Edto., hspps aed 70
pe on the Asls volunteer during rer se cfle IN Pug
sp Of tho C.rsp-akr, would Deg 10 sts.e, ~ snpi e
whcmsosver have feel interest ~ 'ha e<sfi or
o,aers o: her class that the statement soose Aldo0 70 - M
lsae IL every pariicui1r $500. -. =,
In the fir.i ace tho Asawan ro within 90 naes OF
srs Rsce during ha cruise And n The second piece shs
wss no, Disabled at a. either in heE hul shnrry bus
on the conusry during the part II ae se which ss
encountered OF Cape sable sue perfectly A exhibit
ing 10 sirns o! weakness or sranpg nosa ihsslns her
crrs. length aud shallow claf.
On cor ..tuYu vessel S rcls per ior rom
IT. Desert Cape Elizabeth light tserce Of ~ mites.
esausl he.i Wind AID heavy using only shout 30 ba
Of ccsl per hour
Having had some sXperesce In sessons sesrers. both il
This country and In Europe which better enables 20 Judge
of their qualities. have hesitation in saying hss no Aga
am proved hess her late trip to be psrect success
and al the most sanyDns could have anticipated IN n
that vessel under more favorable ccumssncssS
capable fseamns oyer kEos per hor without ca'''ss
ANY u.dar stan 70 either her ball or machinery
Very respectfully yoNs t. nsh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-12

writing this letter TO for himself pay as soldier
Of the United States well M immunity, during the
war from fighting ard work, and 1fter tbe return o.
peace. security for his life. ., -,
The weather has been intensely cold. Ice was scrned
on the night of Jan three inches thick. II resisted the
a. q. h.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-12

PHnApxLrHn. Monday. Jan. II. 1864.
The subscription agent reports the sale Of 81.
go $50 ve.twestiss today Deliveries Of bonds ass
made 70 Dec IS The sales for the last week were ev
s,a. ooo Geo. Lees than 80. 900 remain prso'd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-12
FROM CHARLESTON.
Arrival Of the FELTON,.

The steamship Fulton, Capt. Wottcn, ron
Port Royal arrived on Monday morning.
The siege ofCharlestcn was yet in progress INsals
shells were thrown into Tie city on Thursday TIC an
vitb what result is not known
One Of he effects Of last weeks stress Of weather
Vas the weshng ashore of another Rebel obstruction at
she entrance Of Charleston harbor. 1t was novel iron
sable composed Of entire 4 rails linked TO- ether
psTty Of our soldiers hs2lod II Of TO The beach The
ITCH tides. rapid currents moving shoals snd strong
sinds have accomplished ial more than hnman mgenu-
ny and energy cou3 10 to remove this kind Of seeesA
aAsenses
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-12
speed or Our Naval ssea@sr,.

10 tn. Editor # The n. y. 1itsae.
Sir: Having seen, day or two since, sn ey.
trsc. from the log Of Of the European steamers
showing great speed. send yor few extracts from
reports OF tie commanders of some OF our naval ses
.els vhich viii bear favorable comparison
L. s. s1B,ssR sissAcus-The nszimcm spesd yet a.
'sned by the Sessscu' Lieen Knots hsnS on board 1911
6,i-orv full Of coal ard 'sro months provision,
=. A. Ros, Licr,ensn.-' 'nn'nancer
B-o,liagtOs, JAZZ. 6, 1874
T. $. srEAxrA WsTKRRE.u coming Jp from ,,s'er 70
tie NsvyYa-d the ws. non three ard lif 70 four
inchs thick coussny ohsiguns Eez passage N rye fs'ds
She made her way through IL ne .acs. sacee',d pAne
with bli very he esM-ss ssias ~ zen s''t - Apu' 10
FIX. nrHsAT, Commend
1. = sloane. W IL 'r'e,
Plr7de,raiG Dec. %, 1858.
l. ;. STEAMER EurAw.-Mr rhoas. schelnger or Dee
war River plot, timed ty tie land mars az SCI Gown ~
be ever rea knot. per hoar In tho Po.oec Rivsfwe
distance OF ninety miles according 70 10 i,n sarA' ~
.orth During this Tun was net ag" % lest hef
lsraa speed accoun, oi tie n.uowHsss q he stream
aos, Of vessels under sei- sialci HEaIr 1nEh,
Z PonTllyp sir, Dec. 10, lsos,
sl,l Upon the ofte capture OF tho shesspeske tie
AE4wam;" manned and Equipped hes to sltep, me 70 cap
A. this would ,a1d e. SPpo ny 70 ie ne
10 O'Clock the ioh nsi spd sTivns hcE. ol our
re on the nth at ls m and forward yoGE in pection,
The enclosed Jog OF her performance.
IL was tral she was working aFtlns'
violent gale and heavy nearly the whole time Ia addition
10 he daa and remarks o. the log have - eIpre"Dy
opinion tina, nothing saac'o could be o'aed Ihe
worked with the Utmost regularity anG ease passing ths
CENTER. with 10 .hu.np wlai.yez and with moe ncrmfy
u molten throughout ;he whole revolution, than have ever
seen any vessel. The whoeis are perfectly balanced
ii ourh vessel times lsbored heavily egersl ocee-
sio. much stop the engine io- nss abe ID
SANITY ard coriiacd TO steadily move On DirEe
ths vi ne ship the engine no stopped
" o, iror. heslng any ,rogDe sbou the engine Tho
god nd IeaAssaby tesd The ieed ".s ress
and regular could detect vibration Ia any p ~ the
fame I, seems he perfectly rgt wsr The ship VA
WORKING considerably. The highes. speed ssaned wssn
The boilers rate steam easily aud without nsns The
blowers or steam Jets
an respectfully. your etedi-n. servant,
0zosec j. B.RRf
Fiat Assistant Engne.g Sape Iiutsno.nS
b. I. IshsasooD,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-12

Gzoser j. BsRRY,
Fiat Assistant Engines Sape influencing
Is. Z. IsnEasooDi
Gii.f r. ra.l ~L..In ILl.,r eeftna
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-12
B-oIiaCtOs, jan. 9, 1914
plHri.,rAie. Dec. e., 1853.

L. ;. STEAMER EurAw.-Mr. r
ware River plot, timed us BY tie J
he Z. ;. Co4ss Survey Chars, an.
be ever fifteen knots per houT. In
q Distance OF ninety sea miles, acc
s.E ho,-rs, asains; tie tide and ms
north vest. During this Trn J '
msYimpm spe-d, on accoun, oi liz
ana f.- gcea, danger attending or
iirsl Of yes 20 under seiL S'llci
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-12

About thirty miles below Niossbur< 5oye 81. huac-
red freedmen ayc assembled and taken possession OF the
plantations Of jeff and 10. Davis. There sre three OF
these pau turions on bend of the river. which line OF
deftnacs. one nile IN cngth vii thoroughly protect
These Iunat.ons VIII Do taken possession Of by the
Government end n regular camp established. Tho
Rebels have recently made attack the de.nsoess
negroes killing end wcundins several. and driving the
rest iutu fhc woods force sent 10 drive them OF
which it did a rGnhost Is now located there. which
viii afford thorough protection. These plantations
sbould be used ovaa7sH,y infrmsry Farms for the
aged ana nf1 negroes freed by the acton OF their or
no pcss ssos II !. bat right and proper that these
Distinguished Aho,onists JcG and Jo. Davis. should
De uaie % nsh homes t. ii esst few Of those who
hsye been deprived Q. their homes lad Kind masters By
thei. action"
Al Na.ehez L camp OF 2l0o frcetmen al In cabins,
Which are wlhoat proper high. aud ventilation. over.
crowded and most prolific sources ci disease. Sew
enty a, Lad died n ono day. II WIS informed that
some had returned to their masters on sceoat ossnfer
irg." Physicians greatly needed.
"rhouseuds must die 70. wan. Of medicines and med
IL attend hs Winter. There already teachers
missionaries and ohapians enough in the hed without
physicians tbro viii soon I've scholars Tor the teacher
10 teach, or souls TO- the missionary TO save.
This camp had numbered four thousand at one
tire row it IL reduced do 2looa sad tale 10 tell but
nevertheless true The same. doubt not can be said
u c.her camps. WtosVer wiz ride Along tho is,es
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-10
TO thc Gazette

Ths ne~-nade Po,ir,ast r Of the Ga.etts
hss n L,, ue@ capacity be-n very e.xtvoe aun
speedy 10 prove nj. 'i.yat, 10 hi. rnaster-
,isuounc,nx tho Der Usmckrat Of ..d,ng the
enemy 1. ths Ga,et.e t4.inxs l., b we hsrt ~
i, .ers,t,y snietaken. -Four years more L,B-
cn!n. Ia iour ests uorc wat'-th.t is rot oUi,
our convection. bat n. O., vicii,u Of thousand.
>. MP, wHyss luy.'ly snd iuteliigalc- The
Cez.ts xou,J d spn il v,ia Aut nar i.
,ra, ssy go to Mr. Linen n. 1. is certainty no
aur fault that the X |. Argus cnmes 10 III.
conc u.lon taxt, therefore. mo psoplo ought
to eject = derecrarc Pre-ident.
Bat We are sstcti.h.d tha, the Go zs!ts esm j.
Hencss e~ q ,arrsi With us before It IL out
uf ,hs old .rraps. IL s,itl owes us The su
.we.s TO d.Reren qies'!ons 10 our late skirn..
,sh. FA,rn.ss dem .uieI tuti a"sssr. a> We
we're tuiiy uadsrstoud bv the 0ax.sts Bu' il,
pr fssr.d to .'sksdaddi-' and to ,naks it, read
ere believe that It had gained = e orious VIC
tory.
Yet. 10 spite Of sach " fairness, We shall add
soms f-~ remarks he Gazstte charges u
with aiding the enemy Nv. Mr. Gos..ts
wto 10 the most dupgeious .pemy TO the RI.
pubiic-t q mao who works for the rights o
the u-upe and cir sov-r isniy. or the ina,
~no 80 ia Only tor certain men in .ffis- The
man m Ue-iree sbe pSOpte ~ s'ect Efes
lent OF the,r owo fee choica, or the man ~he
-nphs..cslly am tanaiicsl, works for ,h'
aoo.,nu iii Of 40 aisoipis ration y nich uss
all ia iiiiueDea aud pss' onnse to secure. f,'
rs own benefi.. by unconstitutional proceed
tsgs of legislatures. etc, its re DoTDiua:ion u
| -pit. OF the people the man Who works 70
| the people aud f.- freedom, or he mxu wh.
works for h.ms.lf?
| We expect no answer. The Gazette Il nos
| tn ori'cs-it has lost It's free sdom aud ite tire
| .pssch. II muet eerve-ii 10 paid tOe IL
,uus ~oak for that au hority which p seed
| ,n ctfiSe
Ws are nsither hurt nor sorry that II b .
con m,uercsi its u"tsi z ae,inat ne Tho peo
ace cell swsre ,h.t de< endsnt jnu rnsi !
| kiud II nuisance 10 free rovs.n "sns. an
.has il te NOS 10 be relied upon.-Dsv Demo
krat ot {, Sy
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-10
Tllas M fSON l. HILL,
PaOPsiBrORs % fHs
SECOND ST. LIVERY STABLE.
iHs. IS, ssrvssS MAIN a.ssn.x,]
New Horses. New Harnesses.

New Horses, New Harnesses,
N SVv a11GG1OOs
Tit PkOpRiETORS Of this
@A( 'ong established and popular
HK6 It bic take pleasure in an
n0urciug u their patrons aid
the ruhiic xeueral'y that ttey have lust re-
plemishs0 their Ables. ssd nov hsve the
Finest Stock Of Carriages, Buggiss,
Carriage & Naddle Hcrses
TO be found u the city. 70 which they invite -.
pscisi sttention. Tssy dsty compositions In this
branch Of business and s,licis eontinaspce Of
liberal patronage.
Horses osugnt, sold sud boarded % fsaseosbls
terms.
Particular attention paid TO calls q suesssIs,
% ~ eh oe.asicns - shsll ehaeSs, fos carriage
aaA 1sivsss bss o3.Qo. ea-dly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-10

RIAL Estate TRAHsACTIoN-fRs-
rsspAY Il W. Hasrison. agent. closed . bar
s.,o With john II B.rrJtii E.q. OF asr-
r,sburx. Pa. whereby he purchases the resi-
as.ss II ths Hon. Hiram Pr,os. on Brady
.,rs.t, for .hs .u.n Of slo 100 Ne. Berry
hill, 10 a R.u,l.msn Of large means and comes
20 our ei y this spring for the purpose ol
loo ,,ioy peenaansn iy He ~Il doubtless
employ . sousi 'srab's portion Of bis fortune
10 bu,lding and hersi = ad.spctag the ir-
t.res,. sf she ely Of HE adoption. He l. q
. brother ot Mr. Berry hill Of 1--we City. vhs
10 kno~n to many Il cur ci,izsLs
o, the came day Mr.. ". =. wads~ortt
ourehased Of Janss Thomson. his sssidsns
On Perry street shove Oh. knc~n - th
John p vi. house. for $6.tn0 THE il sca
s,a.r d IN ex client bsrgsiu for Mr.. Wade
vorh. sui slso nos bad one for Me Tbom
soo. when il u considered tat be We 4
lussy - to bay Il eighteen su.rsh. 40 t,r
a Is % The hssss 10 aa II ssi' .ns one. with fio
grounds an CON nod,oas OUT hui!iiaxs
The house and lot on Br.dy stree. b..
tn and . h torusry osssl bv wu'iam
Ozark sad nov occupied by W. {. Wsds sort
ha. bees purchased By Ass. Dr. Fitch q
Mu,es,irs. tor q 700 Mrs Fmeh ls . sister
Mrs Of N.ws,mh Of this city and ell m.k /
Davenport her home
| We hear Of esvsrsl other ssles Of miror In
portsoes, ,.nd .oms sors .x'sn'ivs once 10 pre-
oess of uexo.ias on. The tsodeocy Of slig bl
,e.i ss:a,e . upwards. People IRON sbsoa
are eopsssutly !" the market 'Iqs'riog 10
that eisss Of property. aud greatly increase
activity 10 THE Mas Of ba.ios's may b
sousssd npos. The passhsses so~ osd
ARE DOT msss fos spseala'iop % for pseoa
ssss lssss.se, sAish y - sssSsssSise ssse
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-10

fxcTuRs To-NlIur.-O0 account Of
the sx rsUeiv UNPLEASANT weather Of last
.vv.i, the Lecture announced hy ,hs L hraty
A..ocls ion did nrt take place. ta. was post
pon-a until To- -oight, when We hope . iu!
mouse vii greet NJ. B,vee. though We mus'
senfs.e the rr sspect at THE ,ims l. rot astter'
log - isr ss the yea nsr goes. Go and hes,
,,im re ard %. Of ~esihsf.
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UklUiNAL NU1l b.
STATS Of IOWA, -
cCUrf ,vl ATY; 80

Crula Beach w. James Dsv.ss- Il the district
Court.
t. Ia. .nss Dsvie', defendant.
NUu ARD OK 81 aUI1 LED THAT on
or be ore the 2vth day vt Apri:. 1854, . re-
Il vn y, be ed by said plaintiff U s.la brach,
iu the Oh . VI the ieik o the district Court vi
..,o = y coun,y,I va. c siuing II you the .oI
10 slns r let. to- -ait-tbnt . q - . executed
b. J.inrs v i:kefsbam y"u. bearing dns The
18Th lay Of s.ssh, 1854. up tbs west hiatt D,
1. bumb.r sis g IN ock thi.ty-two 90 J il
,he CITY OF Dsvs1p.r SCOTT cOanty county
| VA ~ secsre she payment OF leo hand I'd and
u rsy d,lars, esacs led aud .ti.isd Of eco d
and tbu, l.e .ls ulou ,bs si,is 10 said haii
lot, cr~.ssd By s.il unset. d mortgage bs rs
nuyeS By . cree u ID . curt.
Ana thar 10 es- yol Sppe.r thereto and dsfen0
beip.s nOoa vi tue sseo0d day VI the next term
Of ssia oar commsnci e on the let Aonds, o.
Nay, Ie64, deiault vii DO entered against you
ani decree rem Iere 1 tb bereoD - rrayed fo4.
Ustei this YIN dsy Of March. 1884.
Sr-WAkr 4 AkAoG long.
nh10 dltA~3t] pif's Attss.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-10
SIS to $50 DIR Month.

vT,HE LITE GIANT SEWING MACHINE
/ coup Any want sn agent in esch county
te sul'c,t ord - tsr their nov o10 Machine,
will pa, . liberal salsry snj expenses, or give
srge eowmission. FOR particulars, terms, H.,
lcoss stamp, and sddress
+. ) PACE, ToaeAs, o..
0su1 Aeoat loe the Uaited State.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-10

Gentl,men should no, pnrch ase the r
krars.'s and examined hs large aud c.rs-
ully seiect.d stock OF cloths, c.ssim.r. and
ve-,;ng., which csu,ot be- surps.sed Tor dura-
III ity nni tie NJ, N this market. Store op
,,usttr the N Naii.hat Bck
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-10

RgcRuITs.- ut. Peckham reports
She arrival Of 80 recruits to-day 'qnsd OF
l0s men we're paid Of by Col Crier this a
tesnOoO.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-10

KiyER Nsws.-The Pemhina, Capt.
Hall. and jennie whippls, Capt. Csmpbsi'.
Clerk PArkssrst, will be the regular boats for
st Luuis to.morroW
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-10

Keep c,ul aud walt patiently a day
ar ~ Tor II. arrived oi S.tn Tefry's monst-'
.,ucs o o.o,hi, ma,.riai. which 10 uc~ GU
;hs way frau the E.. .rn Hark-,e. Hs ha.
es!.c ed nth uuusuAi care aud has . suSe
ii & on n,'ing ever, body who spfli.s at the
sore opposit. tn. Poe. Office.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-10

Sp,iug dress good., g'pghams, checks
and d.m.s,iss iu great sss's'y "issy On hand
o. VIII is.er., aud sold st the lowest living
price
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-10

Goes Cough Bai.am, and Lamber-
s,u,. Nerve en- Bone Ln,msDt for sale ss
BAltord's.