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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-17

ORIGINAL NOTICE.
Scot, County, S..
Klingenberg & Wullweber, Plaintiffs.
vs..
John Bennett, A. Waltz and the owners oil
the Steamboat st. Pau, Defendants.
In the District Court Of said county. To the
aforesaid Defendants.
You are hereby notified that there is now
on file in the office Of the Clerk Of the Dis
trict Court Of said Scott county, petition
Of k,ngenberg & Wullwcber, Plaintiffs,
claiming Of you the sum Of Four Hundred
and Eleven 2O-iOO Dollars, I$4ll-2O] with
interest and costs, as justly due them for
certain property Of said Plaintiffs, Of that
value, taken and converted BY you to your
own use, and also praying for writ Of At
tachment on the ground that aaid Defend
ants are non residents Of the State Of
Iowa.
And that unless you appear thereto and
defend before noon Of the second day Of
the next term Of said District Court, to be
begun and holden on the LIST Monday Of
NAV, A. d. 1865, default will be entered
against you and judgment rendered there
on for the whole amount claimed.
II. X. 4 E. CLAusssN,
Plaintiffs Att'ys.
U. S. Rev. stamp, 50c. !
X. 4 W., March 81, 1866. (
April1 d4w
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-17
MANHOOD!

hut rsbLisAed. IL ssaied Essslcps. Hies 8 osass
y LECTURE ON THE NATURE, TREAT
"a NENT md Radical Cure u Dependencies,
= Seminal Weakness, involuntary Emissions,
se.srsliy Nssyoosness. Conssmption. Eiiepsy
md Fits, Mental and Physical tncspsclty r..
sultine from Self Abuse, &C., By RoOea1 J, Cui-
vsnwslL, n. D., mther a the 0rem Mol, ~
~ Bon = 11susends q S4bSrsvs."
Best under 80, 10 plain envelope, % ny -
dress, ~ $50 q rsesipt q eix ce.ts @ I've
pesteGe else1ps, " On J. 2. KIM II bc.ty
nsW Ha&-e62 o. bexlsoA On d4Wo0
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-17
Herrlng's Patent Champlen
SAFES

In the Fire ~ Davenport, Iowa.
DAVENPORT, lows, July ~, 1859
MEssas HHanmG + CO., Chicago: -0e"ts: am
the ovner Of : safe manufactured BY you; said
safe Wa in Grain Elevator in this place, and
which Elevator vas burned some months since.
The Safe came ont in nne CONDITION, The money
ma papers in : good state Of presvation;. The
re vas one ofthe largest that ever occurred here,
door omen. the lock being injured BY the heat.
j. G. WAmBum
Hery;rr's Potent Crystylalised Iroa Bankers,
Satee are the only safes which casnot ~ drsNse
4. . h..~c,cr HERRING I CO.,
.nridkvtf 10 State street, Chicago.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-17
John e. Westphnl 4 Son,
DAVENPORT NURSERY,
Davenport, Iowa.

We have opened on the corner Of Fifth and
Harrison street depot for the sale Of Vegetables.
Flowers and Garden Seeds, &C.. &c. Orders for
Fruit aud Shade Tees. Grape Vines. and Sh' ub-
berry for our Nursery may be left at this place -
Buyers are respectfully invited to examine our
Seeds, Flowers &c. mar22dlm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-17
DR.. Str1c111Nmdso
nElllFlu0uS COUGH BAlSAn |

NURES COUGHS, COLDS, SORE THROAT,
~ Asthma and Consumption. II Is only n.Ces
ssry for any one troubled with these complaints
to try one bottle Of
Dr.. Nrieklap6's Mellifluous Cough Dalsam
o convince them thst il is the best preparation
ever used. II not only cures the above affections
OF the Thr0at and lungs, but cures Night Sweats
and Splitting Of blood, and is an excellent gareie
for any kind Of Sore Throat. II ID pleasant 70
take. and ssfe incidence for infants Price 6Oe
per bottle For sale BY druggists generally.
novqO- m0nk thurS&w1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-17
ORIGINAL NOTICE,

ORIGINAL NOTICE.
s Sra, c, or Iowa. IS.
JAMES Rowan, surviving partner or the
Arm Of Rowan 4 Walsh, Plaintiff.
vs..
John Bennett, A. Waltz, and the owners of
the Steamboat st. Paul, Defendants.
In the District Court Of said county. To the
the aforesaid Defendants.
You are hereby notified that there is now
on file in the office Of the Clerk Of the
District Court Of said Scott county, . petit
ton Of James Rowan, surviving partner Of
the firm Of Rowan 4 Walsh, Plaintiff,
claiming Of you the sum or Four Hundred
Dollars $4OOl with interest and costs, az
justly due him for certain property Of said
Plaintiff, Of that value, taken and con-
verified by you to your own use, and also
praying for . writ Of attachment on the
ground that said Defendants are non-resi.
dents Of the State Of Iowa.
And that unless you appear thereto and
defend before noon Of the second day Of the
next term Of said District Court, to be be-
gun and holden on the list Monday Of Nav.
A. D., 1866, default will be entered against
you and judgment rendered thereon Tor the
whole amount claimed
II. r. l. f. CLArssxx,
Plaintiffs Att'ys.
J U. s. Rev. stamp, Soc. !
J.R., Mrrch 81. 1865.
Anri1 1,1Aw
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-17


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= wen 0prlne a -
a0o0oWov0 lPlol6s ~
= a. go Chssei 4leA lne4e ~ - esssat
d Ueo c.. - oWoreS 1lnl1GGl.
he hisssey $780, sso.ne1ssaglAsasa
vssderfsl as1isol 1890 49, - -
:vsr .i as.ss: = 1870 = ~ q s';;. :.
tesnaI disse6e eaisla - 1l013g1& 11fshiag
~ keolia3 rpaoseofo OfeAe RelDaO ~ ed
. ~ - 49, - saeA - ~ HAA
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fhie = - . h1sessy Nsne1any - - 9
Il eeceiole "a seopiIe6iea u tA1n69lep hsa
~ a = every ssss q .antss .1s: =;
= favss = ~ Aissssssy = iavssA'Ast1s aee
Ts. hes u,rA,y n..,~& v.,,4 k,s,sI 4; kws'a
me anAosesesiliss ~ snl ls1ng - 80
..si H. "A s.s .s.;.ss;E A. - se
u: 81 IL Sis i 800 i1ss - sSsI3 -
~ VVrj0f BoeaSWAVAO 1U6AAoAno bnaD hoeo
become = seeG1Dseo oa1gUgs q r. $780,
Their ssssIbcss |. e ssev.sS 8 ~ r -
~ ~ .Sus s. ssssesisr ~ $3.50 - = q.
~. sSs.,izerS1s NJ res6oeo - 6e0oplnR enee.
si~s q al sysaea. sssissine s1Info r. " 49,
81 virAL and vuncs1oaAly .S1go1AASt
Are the eeorcss u ~ AeodlioeA $1,000 4AeA
az. = \. ,;s;sss Ri ~ 6ni5s ~ - 6oay. -
10 and : peisonous elrean 1kssNeh IN ~ eAen.
! ID u circaissios. Nov, wRse . ~ 6pssa9tco
~ ~. \ ,.r ss..s q rsIsas1 = isris4sa sssaeA
;rso !, ,tursi conditiee. anA ae1inR through ~
secrctivc organs upox snp sieUp ifsoag, ehsn.le
~ ssste n 10 sysssn nom sichHss = hsel9,
- ~ ss,s;.. I .isnrlAsneoue ~ vhGoooo0o ~
"a ~ ..s'.'n IN q. .,srta M fsnc4icoa
'sS' n;si;... Nslsdics Ac A.
,... Dv.s I.ssse saessks - 1ivep. ~
~..",i.d IA srtsrmineaed 81 80 eoorehjo9.
..;ri.s. srd ,rre.;aAShle cnrsiiype Di1loue -.
rrr;...ns. h;i;oms nurrinS. ~ III tAe erdInesy
a;""rdsr. ~ S,Ss or~.n isaicsSed by psin 10 ~
ri.H. Ma .rd hstvcsn ne - onldssst ysllownsso
n9tI. vS,sss If the evea. veekuooo cd dob11it4.
18th . c.ler,tv Sh;ch sstonishes ne sufferers md
shs;r fr;rrds lei the sick. whom a. 6hculty
I .h.ndoncd r.sort ,vith con6ience q 0his power.
mi ant bilious arsnt. ana restora4ion 70 health
- Dvsrsps;a DisrrSoes. Weafassa, &c.
The terrible bodily sad meutal 'pssgs which
c,s. risc Dyspep:is are Il oncs mIslgaaed By
az fills. Dsrthra. conatipstiou. hsadsch6,
physical prostration. nervous tremors ~ Guahes
spssms. affections Of the kidneys, hen.orshoids
or pilcs MD, In fact III internal complaints, nom
whatever cscse arising, give way before The eal-
starry inaueat~ Of this extraordinary re.sAy.-
A. specific sor Psr;. .. . "ss - \. m PM
/ cnssc.su ~ - H. !. -hs. .vsrv ~Ahee ~.
~ aiways 20 De lieu =. ~ .,ss!.iv f-;ls1
ici1e and mode o. sssssmen - r. - nEsr ~
kuOLkOWAY'0 P0A0 AM TIL bnCi ~
EDY IN the WORLD FOK the svLLUW
mo DISEASES: AsthsA, Headachea, Bowel
Complaints, indigestion. CoAgbs. lp4sensa,
C0lda. Inflammation, Ch0st Dksoe14 is0alkerd
Weakness. Costiveness. Liver Complaints. Dys.
pepsia. l.owness Of Spirits. Disrrhgu, Price.
DroJ'sy, Stone and Gravel. Debility. Secondary
Symptoms. Fever and Ague. Venereul Affections
Female Complaints. Worms ot oil kinds.
e,mMaSOn.
IT the reader ofthis notice" cannot get bog,
Of Pills or Ointment FROM the drug store p his
place, let him write " me, sncosinx TIE srtount,
aud will mail box free Of expense. any
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-17

eT a1,kS 1spaas6s1 a1r $780, Y
fsese! =. A 4! ws..ssas :. IL q
4 6ojy . suuls ~. Mod - ssl s11f1n -
ssr..s, $4,000 q sslalg q Drsls.:s
il siskss1 Gjsey = a. -. By "ussAn's ~.
1s.sesY r. cpss, Al q cad II ssUsass's
116ssrASOaf pOwDsn," I'D sake 10 oeAes. PMS
O.. Mailed 70 sny addrsss for el,ss, b. 3. q
| 6PnAM, - Ssuih Eighth Sessee, rkiladslphia
-. 1siA " "a Dsuggisss. QsblS1,nos lhAenI
~ Opnan.s Plnpae 1DanAsAsr u
N snoyn Pinplss ~ sas FAca fascslss. e
n h s1so sosSsns the skin aad beautiaes ~
complsxion. - La1ieo toue1 = 1Hnplese With
eus f. Price, 80 cests. Nailed 70 aey eddsesa
for Is ceata tI9. U. UPHAn, IS aqslh R,ghsh
Street. Philadelphia, Pa. Sold y n Draes'sss.
81. LoU1S LEAD 1 on CO,
10 - Ssress,
Cor. Washing>sn Avenue,
%. Louis, Mo-,
Manufacturers aud wholesale Dealers in
w 81 I T E L e A D,
zlnc Paints, Celers, Putty,
Linseed OIL, Castor Oil, Lard Oil, Lubri-
eating Oils, Meats Foot OIL. Tan
ners Oil, Best Coal Oil, Pure
Spts Turpentine, Ben
z,nc, Nsphtha.
Maseasolt Varn1shes, Japan,
ETC, in extra coopered Barrels.
m.1r Daar and In
nANKERs0 oAF&TY CANS.
rTSHE ..sr. LOUIS LEAD AND OIL CON
i PANY," having purchased the works Of the
"O,fAalox Walrs LEAD Ard Oh CoMPAHY,' =
;tb their stock Of raw materials and ma 1ufactur.
ed goods. md having Iecil,ties unsurpassed BY
any company in the United States, collect the
pafrouage of TAolssaie cdsh buyers.
Gro. ". BAxkER, Prest- CHAs Z. FuIlsR, Secy.
FLAX seed .CasuOr Deons and NATE
Seed Wanted ~ the highest
market price,
Oil Cske aud meal by the hundred pounds or
By the ton For cattle, one pound 10 considered
equal 10 three ponnds Of corn meal. mar38dsm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-17

n0vvn Lunds and ToWn Let's.
l8A,o1 ACRES from el.a5 Upwards.
m ROn ACRES in Wisconsin, Mime
j O.OOO sofa and Nebr sska.
81 Town Lots in Davenport, Walcott, Durant
and Downey. Improved farms in Scott aud Cs
dor counties. For sale by
mr1.dtf JNO. L. COFFIN.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-17
lDeCell1seo Resssss For Sele.

TINE BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE ON Brady a.,
II nov occupied By VIM n. Carter, Esq
The desirable Frame house on Perry street, now
occupied BY }. W. Stewart, Esq.
The fine Brick house on eth Street, nov eccu-
ma dtf mo. / COFFIN.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-17

For Sale
HOUSES AND LOTS
lnDayenpsrt, LeClaire 1 lswa CIV
r ANDs IN JOHNSON. MUSCATINE. low 4
IL Poweshiek, Janper, Jones, Louisa, Des-
Moines, Calhoun, Carroll, Cerro GOrdo and Frank
lin counties
GEO. l.. DAVENPORT, Executor
Or. John l. COFFIN.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-17
RE,aL EST.0TR.

TNOR SALE BY the Executors or the Estate 81
- the late ANTOINE LIE CLAIRE
Good Brick house on 10th street.
Double Frame house on 10th street.
Frame hoase ON Farnam street; IS City lots.
The Fair Grounds, coutaining - scres. A d.
0irablo Investment.
acres north-east Of Wetmore's addition.
Lots asd Out Lots IN the city Of lie Claire
Lands in johnson. Nuscatins. Louisa lowe
Jones, Powesheik, Jasper. Calhoun, Carroll, Ger.
70 0orpo, Frunklin and De~ MoiWes ccuutiee
GEO. L. DAVENPORT, Esecutor.
mr4-dtf Or, jNO. l. COFFIN.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-17

Stores For Sole.
VNUPPERNAN's BLOCK-THREE STORES
w ON brady Street, for sale BY
mr7 diff JNO l. COFFIN.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-17

TN Cleona. Hickory Grove, and Princetsi
i Townships. For sale BY
mrl-dtf mo H. COFFIN.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-17

pEOpLEy DRUG NIVBB,
West side Brady street, between q / 4th
N. 4 b. HUNTINGTON,
vrWE PHIL &c ARE ASSURED THAT THE
J. sock kept on hasd 1t this store = Of the
p lrest and most reliable kind. II consists 81
Pure Drugs and ChenicaIs,
Fine Te1les deeds, Perfsnery'
DruslHes, Romo1ees 4c.s
y hich viii be sold - low - pare essds caobe
ought
A share Of the public patrouage 10 reepecttnliv
solicited PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS
CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED AT ALL HOURS
sprsdtf H. 4 .. HUNTINGTON.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-17

THOR NEvsRAL STUDENTS ATTENDING
! u Rysnt, StrsItos Z, 1erril's CoDmereiel
Co1laee SifS % obsain b0uf6 = erme respectable
.6sardlng hesss u ~ siy. Appy = u Col
~ Ntoaelse 41ook
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-17

OARPkNTER AND BUILDER SHOP Oh
Comnsreial Alley, opposite Psse Odice, d.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-17

MOoeses For Sole.
TWO FRAME HOUSES. AND FULL LOTS
u In Parker's Addition, for sale BY 49,.
mr7 diff JNO. l.. COtFlN.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-17

C00o0o0Do0o i eDeNWv0e
nANUTAcfURGhs o.
GRAND, SQUARE. d COTTACE E7,kf0Hz
PxA"O 70 y TRrO.
No. 726 Broadway. New York. CIR
Each instrument warrsnted for Five Years. 4
wholesale and RETAIL rs per cent. less thsn q
anne class Piaro elsewhere. Dealers MIN do ~
. xaminc Our instruments. bend ior oo1aapxuo
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-17
FIRST NATIONAL BANk.

nPEN DAILY FOR BUSINESS. SUNDAYS
Osnd holidays excepted from ? .. 70 p. %.
~ SATURDAY EVENINGS N
TDa5 . eo'eleck. lHssasss allowed on deposits
q the rate Of FivR per cent. per amman.
y hod 4 the bank.
Money 70 loan on good improved Real Estate.
DbS90dw1s DAVID - TRUE Pres't.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-17

zJOOF8 l61tlt u 2to0O1C8
: great selection Of different sizes. Also
Window Glass,
Paints. Putty, &C.,
Constantly on hand, and for sale a. the lowest
prices GEO. OFT,
mh6-dtD I'd St.. near Ripley. Davenport.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-17

Let tDie 0llna Aee.No C0re ~ Hoy
nR J. HOMER SHAW u1ll tseat II ourabfe
IL diseases of the Eye and Ear on the above
taWs. He also treats iii FsnAtp, Coase4Amss
50 duesess Of Childrsn. OAes ls6 0suAA Clask
Soree.t, Chicago. Letters q ioquiey Win stamp
enclosed will reesivs proupe a1tseeoa.
Address J-HOMGn SHAW,
Pc drawer ass. as3e-Alv Chicago. In
, 1865-03-31
PERSONAL,

The Albany Journol .aJs that Fernando
Wood made speech at private banquet, in
New York, en- Saturday evening last, in which
he sald:-" 1t WAS useless to 60 back and say
this var might have bsen ayerted-thc one
thing We are called upon to do Is to see how
thhn BY the trjumphs Of war. He was glad
to believe that tbs rebels have no armies
in the field which Generals Grant
and Sherman cannot overcome" Fer
nando said be vas gong to Europe to remain
probably long than the war will last, but he
hopcd.to return to fud the country under one
flne and one Constitution.
Gen. Ha, t1anft for his conspicuous ga1lan-
try In the fight at Fort Stcdman, on tho 18th,
has been promoted BY the President Minor
General By breyet.
R. N. T. Hunter deems 1t necessary; to pub
licly deny that he is In favor Of rcconstruc-
tion Of the old Dnlun. BE claims to still
the Chief Ruler Of the Universe for The ne
cessary aid.
Hon. William II. Witte, q leading Copper
head Of Philadelphia, and Albert R. Schoteld.
apothtr Of the same kind, have been cugaged
in m attempt to swiudle the Atlanta and
Great Western Rail1cnd ont Of $4,000, that
being The price they demanded and received
for get:.seg bin for the 55sneat Of that road
.hroneh Tie Pennsylyania Legislature. It is
y
tue purpose intended, and that really there
Was no necessity for It.
Judge Owen 4. Fishback, for the past forty
years a well-known and leading lawyer OF
scuthwestern Ohio, died ut his residence in
Batavia Clermont county, On the 25!h, aged
seyenty-thne.
Senators Doolittle, Foster and .Nesmith,
md Representatives Window, A. Hubbard,
H,r,:, aptl Ross, compose the committee ap-
roinied rn..c.- the joint resolution Of Con-
cress directing Injury into the condition Of
The Indian tribes and tncir treatment by tho
civil and military authorities. They arc 10
hear tie complaints Of 1ndiati chiefs, and ex-
anime fully into the conduct Of Indian agents
aud supcrintendents, and into the manage
n1ent Of the Bureau Of Indian Affairs.
Professor Peck, Of 0berl,n College, Just ap-
pointed US Commissioner aud Consul General
oil Hayti, was imprisoned in the county jail
at Gle, nd, just previous to the commence
ment o3lbe war, for refusing to obey the lll-
g1t,ye sAye law. The world does move.
, 1865-03-31
Mhirug@ Iribnne.
FRIDAY, MARCH 81. laD.
SORGHUM SUGAR.

LIMA, Ind, hatch H. la5.
Editors Chicago Irl'rune: =.
In response to your correspondent IN yes
terdsy's issue, In part addressed to ourselves,
permit us to remark that, while 1t may be
true that no rerv considerable quantity Of
sorghum sugar, in dry and commercial con-
6itioD, has get appeared In the market, 1t is
nevertheless an established fact that large
quantities Of it have been produced and dis
posed OF In Its moist, wet state. This is EN-.
lhatically true IN this section Of our county.
We c1n cite Ku,ar' 10 instances after In
stances Of this na'ure. One OF our customers,
Seed, and our sugar-maliug e,aporator,
Icpudfated. some time since, the offer
OF one hundred ds1lars for forty
four gallon cask OF this moist, Hlush.lke
EnEar. Another person placed stu higher
estimate on the sugar product OF his crop
And we ourselves have pattsd wlth 81 p.a port!oa
per gallon. As still further antidote to the
}nc;edulIty Jet prevailing on this subject
remit us to here 1ca1tlrm our previous eta1u-
neuts through the press. 10 VII: taat VIC
have cultivated and manutac: nEed tnas sugar
making. sptcies Of cane for the past three
consecutive seasons with entire sugar sue
cess both, both as to quantity and qualify.
4 Ics1mcfablc po5tion Of which We have
brought ont to an unusually high standard of
crtectiCn, for u1rc1ntd 6nEals. To the
t1uthiulness Of these assertions or Whole
n iuhbo1hood will bear us witness.
We admit, iu common with others, that
rcat difficulties do exist in bringing these
well developed sugars from their moist, gum
my condition, to IL pleasant, market stand
ard. arising from an excess OF tue glu'inous
properties Of these canes. This ac1 #. pre-
It'll as enc great and good reast n way sur
ghum sugars do not figure more largely IL the
market. The successful removal, h aweyer,
OF these difficulties at IN carly day, is strong
u anticipated By us, from some very fclic:tous
experiments, made on limited scal., under
our OWL observation md direction. Another
very gcfd 1e2son why more Of these sts-
gars a. Q not made and in the market, is b.
cause so few OF our sorghum growers cult
ya the kind Of cane best adopted to su nar-
m king purposes. And we here give as
third r, ason. equally valid, that q large pro.
p rtion Of the eyaporatoTs now in Use do net
possess the pre.cminent clarifying aud con-
dcnsing properties requisite to produce the
q. sired effect. Only fet these antecedrnts be
right, and. Providence faroring, these" new
sweets" will soon overflow our land to the
1ull safety Of the "gapins crowd" and the
mcst perfect Quictus uf !" impatient CORES
poDtents. Respectfully submitted.
G. Cory E SONS.
, 1865-03-31

United STATES CIRCUIT CoURT.-Dt}ors Ju<l1el
Darts and Dr9mn1und.-The Jury in the Peoria
+iectment suit Of Robert Forsyth Va. Kellogg and
others, returned verdict for plaintiff, Upon the
call Of the tsial calandez, ftom No. H. following
orders were madt:
al. Passed to consider motion to continue.
10 -ss1. Papan, Adolph ct Al. vs.. chas. Balance.
% se.iss. United sta:ss Us. Mayo ct al. vs. chas.
s1-5M. Archer, Robert ct ii. ". John 4. Mills
ct al. Postponed On affidavit T..
49, $780,. Buckley, John ys. Andrew J. Colby ct
es-sio: Dlnsmors, wm. W w. Randall ".
Ess. southwofth, John VS.. Ross Boyle.
ss-ss5. Bul1ard, Edward F. w. Rlihu Granger.
ss ii: rfinE, George $. ct ii. VS.. R. Watson
% M.ss1. McBride, Charles vs. Cyrus II. Hall.
sssss ss-sss. House, Mark v. vs. Justia Hayes.
:sts Rasss. Eewberzy. William rs. Jnne Blackstone.
mEss7. Ho]brook, Francis L. Va Same Passed.
Sl-25s. Newbe1ry, William Ss. Henry Schwartz.
sss 4e!n1oSk r{saeIs g Is + : z ss9e: = Pssssa;
e?@ssR!. ssses;' a;' Angel E: ct a'.v,. Seneca
s4-S68. Tompkins, Elias Il. ct al vs Charles L.
IS SO, Wood, Richard ct al. vs. III. c. Railroad
@1:9a: Giliott, David E vs. Lydia A. Austin.
si-i:5. Wilson. T3 Is yesieh s';asy, 'Easy, p Pssssd.
MsH Wheeler John 4. vs. John Campbell.
nis esS n;9ght n9T sn r, heang 6eore
sesx!on Of he n. Z. qna1tsr Of Sec. IT, r ii. 4.
seap wr5sR ss ptE:ss Tns asRaie n M
OIL 1na1y aaa.1romA 6. Hnrdtns for one ~ ysar
-npon condition thai he should pay 1he taxes, and
IDS remained thereon ever tlnce: latd,ne con,
n.a,nt5 ra Il bI1nes suit to eject The defense con
tend tha, al lhe time the lesse We giyen uart1ng
anenify acauired ttle and that dese dant's sigma
taxe to the lease was franduiently obtatned. The
tnry viii ind a verdict this morning:
G447. Wilson Is. stealy+ A mouon to strlke
pies rom n1e wss austatned; =; ks,a :, ~. $780,.
: there was oefau1t and Judgment 70. ss57.4s.;
45y. Chaneery. Salisbury ys. ssoweu ct al,
, 1865-03-31
:For the Gnln $aineg.
ITO! FOR THE COED MINES
-. or IDAHO.
MONTANA ANE IDAHO
TRANSFORMATION Line I

~ EeE, last s99 Light tsAakLt ste1asr DkRE
Ltt1GI, 1honas Ref. Comm snret. Henry 4
saszaaa. e.k, nov bclne bu a Tlttsourx, Pa ex.
pre.aly Tor The STINT Lens and Fort Benton u1da
E1 leRve l1tubr:g 1as Fort Be.tca nnb 3nterrdistl
pcsEt+ on SATURDAY FeorcArJ 1elh, snd st. Louit
On SATURDAY, AA ch 4th. or ae solp therexftes u
he rtTe. l. open 10 Omaha and Couneti Elans.
1.-The neFs fas: acd light dIsught Kts1EG BENTON,
In: 6oward. Master. Lewis Etne, Clerk, Viii leAyt
DAY. Gs1ch 1lth.
III new, fast and light dssrght stesre- YELLOW
eloNEa jos: Hatwood, Commander, viii leave g
AGoFe. SATURDAY, MsfCh ltih
- Ihe 1Efx tsst hna llght dtMoght steamer. FANNY
I'D 1G1kHs haEa5 - oWaAend, CoDUsn1eI, Eo%es HI
Hsto; :letk. Will leAFe - Eboye ou 6hTURUAY
tiesmE pFsR LDD9E VIII seEs!s betxeea Fc:a
IE1on ana behtcn urt the cargo Of nl the pusts II
Ibis int u dt.lFe rcc Al Fort Bentor "
" ms af1ansetne1t shipper. h,va great advantage
And m ASnrscEe tht Iht:I freight E3 BE- dsiiYrrrc
Il Is destination He are s!ao p.tpared to tusnia
land tfaustcrtAtien fIem Fort Benton 70 ihe NINE
Ane Til R1vE thEuu<n Laaing 10 u ytr t1tr INe,
Chance, t1icEly Pear Deer Loee@ virsni. ctv ~
Bappork City and GAltt1a Foi r.fcLt or nsxeae
sppiy 70 JOHN q. CuPELlN: sautheast sornrr Nstz
aid Lltvt strces: JUS. AcASTlk., no:theast csrrr1
F7re tud Cou1e-c!1!; n JOHN J ROE & CO. Cor
Fept Atrtes, between 81coo1 sd ih,z:. u
J. c. TIS.EKR
Nos Sc snd Sc Bouih WAte1st-, Of stse=
mt N n E