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ThzChief Among Ten Thousand
DaIIeT's Magieal Pain Extractor

L AZ university suapiauted en- ether Olutualts and
II hsalluE spFacatoHs ID both the Eastern and vest
err UFwfsg1Eres. wfereVer mr1luceds and is narr-
SIC uefif Is Tie trus s-Cret Of is saccess ln Ell cufrne-
1G1 cTecfgGss whether Lecausab b. Gcclds1fCr 1iferse.
BURNs AND sCALu
Are llsfsIty relieved cfs taer asg-ish. pain zli
iufa-rnafisu hl e rErfT5 Euricatida or tf9 urrue'-
t0ag haacr. aI the t--h- removes m u By 8
c1zrn a. aauah OF a1ar2 remaiuuE
TdE FRIEND oF[THH NURSERY.
CdIrrru are frsg-eTr- ruTarers from rU-e-nll
Injuries. especially n1gIA Fluif l1d Crurteue E=-
gianou=N-r-Ere aVrryE mother should have this
h-eiHn- uIFrlrllion en- 7l1uty al aand. n hs1l
sore Hrrc1fl. aai rliczfv- removes ne TETTEA %
RTNEWuRH. 90 prrra-< ieaf tn re nErre-q.
10 TRAFGLG.s EIh SEA y AMI.
Tre X hints. The Ia. We er, and every other DE
diV-l1sl whose DOE Boz lied throws him within e.
chzrcs % zccideuf fruu1 erpl1soH free c1lilts
shc-id berr ia uiud -hat@ this Mrric sxrraCt1r is
best aid sIir 1.rzI IL 1lfn portable ant che
and st11HI ever be- hlsE c1uaarl1n. al 81 friend
need. There are Ihoz sauls % living witua
o. testify % De- uarVe& les virtue, who
their sr11d Luhf aE1- muscles m is 90
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NJ LUH q tAsEis
TRUSTEES SALE
OF
Valuable Missouri Lands

DT virtue u ne authoritY ouufarred on ne " q dssd
ID % trust, executed ~ y. v. Richardson and Hsry
: his vile and n b. Clara and HHrEaret 4, his
via, On ne ssh day o. December, 1881, ! vii. on
Th.rrsE0.s aeou~aEr- uGEn
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beware Of COunterfeits,

wtth uuprincisleI fnaVery tavs eudesvorcd 90 iui-
taf-. buf Wlfhnur suC1rss Esl cuzra bottle has thr
nan~. Hir1izuf Hite.s or Seltch Tonic, blown ln the
Sass. aaa fears the stranrure on ne cspof
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THIS Line viii Be stocked VITA eutrs new boats tan.
Il sezs1n. to-Elt-
A Z h-l-et Eas-fE'
CHESTEE. Pritclarl. Master
RIDER CK n -.....gohu d. Adams Master
IL ahove meufiCued boats are nov being finished a
CInclun-t, and VA tske their places ~ the Memphis
sud Little seek Uuifel States Mari line Prominently
OF the rrE rise IN the Arkzlsas river. IheT are lrs--
cIzss PASSENGER boats. tult expressly fur lh- trade, and
are equipped and furnished IN he mas- sup o. manner
Their GAYS Tor leaving Memphis are ICEe JAYS.
THUESDATS and SATURDAYS. ar 4 orl-ck P. ~ ,
o1lne-u & aI PIue Bun With sage fr Prucst ~ ard
az Little REk with smaI hosts fr al point above thli
place. and with q daily lns Of coaches for Hot springs,
washington. ArEa1Ea-, ard csrksvife. Texas.
For freirar a- passage Apply on board OF %
HAhMsTAD. Assent,
- nn. 49, No Nv Hrrra# 80 TlmHH unm
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EOu1 valuable tracts OF Land,
b~ei-nEinr 30 ne sststs o. =. P. Gaines. deceased, lying
IN O1saI county, 7 nueSsee. Cut described Hut hcEutrd
a. follows t-Wit An Undivided tuH-ihuas parted rrant
No.. 2G2f=aiI r-rf vu- O. Iohu g nuI Tf1mar g-1unt
fr ? 0Ju acre D. In range S. section g, ObI1ucau-t ~ and
b~-Iuums as al ssh the rlrfh-rast corner ni graat Nc.
lss ihsrce uurth $50 . les % d beech anf ssh marked
u r. thence west 80 2 les % . iarAe sTee'gum IN
hreif1ct bottom tlenre co. poles b. e. beech the noth-
wes- ooruerof srsnf NJ 1855 thence east with the
n0rth h1u-dE j iuco % Eald grant 90 uHes 20 the begin
niug. ooutaiuiuE l.Es5H acres.
Also. ell of craut Eo. 251. Or l0n acres 20 same
parues rsn=cs section 6. Go-an o.unfE, b-EInniug % q
runs thence north so poles % beech aui @ EEo-i.
thence east COZ poles % q E--crTs tlence ruuih So
Pa-rs % a-hiscssum msrsel JIG b. ne nerh+sst
corner % s-alt Eo-l1us fhslle rasi ulth ae north
boundary Iiue ot saitsrsut 500 poles ioue iesIun ng,
f,fs7s sr-s.
AIo, Ell o.. r-ant NJ. e5l. fr 100 acres 20 same
parties, IN rauE- s. 7edl1n- 9 anlI ubi1n ouuty, BE-
sinning Al a b-ech and d4ru 81. The uorth-west corner
u grant No es7. on the east boundary % Ersnf No. les;
thence north With sad line AID the east boundary line
q 1900 acrce -raal in The name of ElEard harris
zs poles Oh 3D. ash sui beet on hepr-uf 90 a RIDGE. the
original no-fh-Eest c1mer; thence east af 90 pIeE,
crossiuE the sUuih FORK o. PawpIw cr--k. il al go
hickory ne northeast corner 20 frarf -. 81; thence
wet with saidEraEt 800 poles % ne hrs1un.IE. oun-
ssiuirr1 loss acrs.
Also. allie graut No. 203. 10 ssme PARTIES, for 1000
sores, 10 raure : aml s, aud teciiol 7. obien comfy. -
giuninE e. a blatE oak and ~ucunbers themes suth go
poles 20 alarre papIars thence west a. 636 poles, cross
ING PaupaU creek in Oh SO poles % . hick-fy and
beech. ne s1ufh-czst corner OF giant No. g,0s hence
uert1 EIth the east boundary Of SID 32l poles 10 a ssza-
f-as. the southwest uer q grant No 2lli thence
east with tbe south boundary of said grant a. lo poles,
crossing Psvpaw creek, In al $50 poles % the besin-
ming. c~nnaiulnr 1879 acres.
TEzHS OF SALE me above described tracts o.
iarl will Be sold On a credit Of eiEht months, pu'chasers
o. execute notes with approved security for the pur.
chsse money alien 70 be retained on the premises until
sale At II o'el5ok, A. K. John C. LANIER.
sees david CLERK ana Musfer.
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DR.. BiiiIfe's CibSikAfiFR
PLANTERS
WOODLANDS EX%PECTORANT.
acossrxgrrvEs pzseAIR Nor

"NuIoL AF4lFG1 Aa1tAAA NAA
euasaIetlsrs sho1libe written Hl Grd d the *
cfrnrtidu % Thousands who have ben relieved ~ 1e
las % this rrsp1raroa. 10 has been tried uu every
Hs-as. ~ rha Irnrs urh TIE nvslitD.e success.
COUGHS. COLB8 I-sFLrEEZA8 AID ls-
ars 81 mist before TIE so1thluE qualities ef u1 aH-
rs-a~nrf slf EUrP ClLaa dua qllar
BRONCHIAL diseases ere luEfanliy relieved ard per-
ua1rufv cured FOg ak E~FERTWnEHE-
Buy nae but Waoiman's Erp-ctralt
WOoDMAN q BENEETs
Sole Pr1aria1rra View Orleans
a MansfsH a Co.. Picmlsr 81 Gi1rf- ward a ~.
Cs11f, O. "a. IllsE a Co. Who elelc Aseu-a. heu-
Tana. mTll
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UNIVERSITY or MISSISSIPPI,

ENERCIsEs IN mis- institution win - resumed On
~ 0NuAT TIE I'm inst.
ne iacuity j. complete. Two boarding kouses. On ne
college gculfs. will be occupied b. tenants.
Superior advantages are odrred In this Institution 20
young men for acquiring a thorough edueation
It's apparatls s new and o. approved quality. and
adorE facilities for the Illustrates q ne sciences IN
supposed n the south O. west.
TERMS:
Tuition per snDual session .....--.-...-...aa %
Fuei and IS %
Tuition IN ne Law Department ...-.---..-.... 90 co
Board a. The college and In private families, sf1 10
as per multh- n. HOWRY,
Secretary o. The Bard.
Oxford. September 4, 1880 -fse5 IN
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LrarInE Te-nnr.
HEHPalS JOCKEY GLIB RACES
FALL MEETING. 1850.

FALL MEETING, 1850.
TIE THRO AEEUAL FALL MEETING over fine
i nsE Memphis C0urss, VA emustoe %
.UO.FD.4T, OCTOBER %, 1860,
And ornlinu-s z day.. a. souozs-
FEsT DAT-Huuday o-t1h-r 29-Saake Cor ell ages
hesss tus miles Subscription s200i p o. D.; ne
Cus % s1d $500 % lans a re PosL Pour sub
sAaE DAY -wa-ker sake f- 'h-ss-year dds. nile
hs.tss 500 Elb-rlguou So f5refi the ClEb 70 add
piass Eo-rh SO. provided rH7 Or mere stau. Eleven
f11s-lbsrs
sECayD DAT-Iussssy. O=a5-r 30 -sveer-tsks for
tu-Tear a., one nile olt. sc suusciptlou. $50 fsr
felIi the Cub % add plate Eurh sloo, provided tE0 OF
mg-~ s1art. Flr- subsulbrs-
SANE DIT %oaEey Cas Purse 500 mile heats,
bsst arse ln Eve
THIRD DAT-w-dnssd-y, Oeo5sr sl.-J0eEsy Cub
pzr=s $50. sezts % hre- miles
sAEs DAE.-E~nraaf pure $50. nile heats. en-
trz17s money ttsa per oeut) % 81 y sso1ud horse.
FnURTH DAT-Thurs1ay. E5veube- I-Ha-per
fEe f1r Eree-year Ola, heats o. tE1 miles. $50 su5-
s-gu1n, sly f1riehi ne CUB ? All Plate wg1
So prosll-l ~ q mI WTL fv sussT-se-s-
sAAE DAT--JOasy cus purss ssoo, mile hsats.
FIFTH DAT-Frids, November 2-Campb-u stake
for t1rrs-y.ar oits heals % two nile Subscription
e1 hat forfeit. 50 c-azra-au5 TIE Cul s. sd o
sos saisl % re Faus G. $50. provided TO o. more
s-ihe-A- nEo lave dscsreL
sIUH DAT-ss urday. Eozsussr z-Joetsv cl1t
prrse ef2os hats 90 four RI les-
sAaA DAY -Paoi pure for testen hus-Fs mile
heats Tree fr al age c1h weiEhts, BE entrance; tie
eE1TEucs macy fs 81 60 ne sec1ld h1r-e.
Eutrsnce for uub mcueJ- Eve pr cent % The parse.
A yak over rniles e horse O. tie fEl ez5uut OF
Tgs - lub rlrse.
Uas,rsrzs sed a. he lass meeting. D. gentle
mas whEl1er alrle w aclcurznieE tV Ee-rs VII be-
acuiited o. ne Cuh Sand. uuie- r5ucbrd for by a
meuner he aaie um-llee vM rEidy enforce
as rue
rrsnt pr ne course VIII leave the Ca1riestaa csp1
E-ev Esr boar.
IHe ladies' are SPECIALLY invited re- sca-E.
sr25lu All E-lH-E. saretary.
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~ SOLVE By tie Boarf OF Msyor and Aldermen Of
~ ne CITY u Memphis, that me Mayor keep rtaufinr
1eace ~ Two q the city Fapers. that no accauut azailsf
ne city VII he paid ulless ma1e By aufierfr of a.
asyor tna b1ardof Ascruen and apsrUvsd By ne MAYER.
ltztract fnu the miurtcsl
r D. UGH Mayor.
= -RIcHARnsos. City Rszisi-r.
mamrhfr. Arrurf
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HTHPHIs AVD ST LOUIE
BETWEEN
MEMPHIS AND ST. ERnES
The Nouu5 CITY Packat

WILL frcm this date un-l altered, Ee11E
~ rn pundualyi sue leave A-aphis L1
every Cay lTh D., and IlH A r. zuE 5000
= 4 and 8 r.. n. Leave Mound City 1
a. y S. luf JOS A ~ and : aud p n.
ne Mound ClU packet D. ueE lld well alzr-ez o.
Tlrzs-re UIrs fo Eluul Cl.-.
mrlI-lF Gro. v. CHEEK Csusa"n.
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Summer Arrangement.
sHesaphis and Cincinnati Packet
COmp0nB-- - Established 1915.
TWO BOATs EACH WEEK.

LADY FRANKLIN. Capt. goHE BUGHER.
LsDYJA A KSON,. Capt. E z BowERs.
LADY Pts E..--.--. Capt. JoHS l. BEUcE.
A H. SEYlER"-.-. Capt. WM. WINDSOR.
nsE % taess enc Lnu-wafer Packsts Er-zA
~ vii De- " KelEtis every Wetnes- A
DAY aud F-lsv afs-rnno1- AZ : o'ccck. 5000
curing me season, for Cairo, L5uisville ~
CI1-unarL and pcrts On the ohio rlver. EsruruiEE,
lesv Ciurnrad every Tbu-rday and Saturday
This Inc viii give thruuEh bills % lad ug for cotton
% he eastern cities
For all iu.Ormauan apply TO
JOHN M-ACCRACEEN,
f-fz1w IS Front Row
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p 49,
ID % trust, executed ~ p. v. Riehartson and Nay
3 his vile. and n. b. Clara and HHrEarst 4, his
vie, On ne 2ith day O December, 1857, VIII, on
IhuTsdap, sTOEensber 4, 1850,
Before the pot once dor. In the city o. NsmVtl.
shelly ouzulT. STATE q Teuue So. proceet 70 sel e.
public auction % tb- hi=hest bidder 81 c4sh, the follow
ING t-ads q land, siiuAted IN Dauhin county, STAT o.
mex p. ~rsesi5nai 4. ana y. = Nv \. aud
" = % a, ". 4 % session Ne. ss 40 a-resG ard 8
T. Of s 3 \ o. sec. No 2 10 a-rssE au1 n. 2. \
see. II Qio a5resE and \. 2 \ aud ". : q s. Z. \
md ?. = . s. v. \ o. sc. No. "a fs2o scres and n.
v. \ ard s. \ q sec. p 80 scres md n. = sadS-
o. s. \. \ o. sec. No. % $50 a-ress and ?. \ o. 8.
v : o. sec No - 80 acrssE and \. ~ frse =, and
" rae \ and s : O sec 80 10 90 sSsss
acresF ani n. ". frnc \ and \ a s. " I, anfE.
: o. s. =. = o. sec. No. y 40 acr~sG AMI S : ~ y
: y. ann p ~ n \. =, md 8. : q So NOT
40 tcress and y ". \ snd ". : q z \ Of SC.
o. a. t1su acrssl; and n. ". frac :, and s. T. frac.
o. sec. No Z 80 scrssG and n v frse- = ann
B. frac. \, and n. = % 8 r. 4, and s. ". fac. \ Or
&c. No. 3 $50 acresE n. rae Nands hae \ q SC.
No. q $40 acres5 and n. ". fra-. =, and r. frsg
\ ands re \ o sec No > tsso seress aai \ :
" = Of 3 z \, AM 3 SET W ~ ard n o.
s " \ and s. v \ CTS " = o sec No . 80
trac. sec. u go aersss and 3 : o. sec No 20 90
acresli and n. " : Of sec No ~ 0g acretf and ;.
frac. \ and s. " \ Of sec. No. % tf5o scrsG lne
rac- sec. No 3 t6io acreFE md frac- sec No $50
seresg suf frac. sec. NJ. ! C6s0 acres6 and nss see.
No. IS $50 seres= and n. ". frsc. \ sd y ? \ o.
\ = \. and = Of sec. No IS so scresl and v. :
u sec 40. j. (E20 acrese art ffac sec. No. a. $40
acrssE al IN township No. IS n rth, % rance No :
east, and frac. sec MOL 100 acresl in toEnshiP No. II
no. n, range g etsti or 80 mn b thereof On The psrcela
e. Above described a. shall be suEcleut 20 paw q aHf
diacharEe what remains one anf uupaid, toEsther via
ssii r Y. Richanisou ant II = CLARK. dated ssid 2h
December ts5L aud due January I, 1858, payable tothe
oder % Th1s Jones.
sale a. Il o'eiook, NJ John G FISSIE
nVla=fn Trustee
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PLANTATIONS.

o. 80 acres, from three 10 Eve miles firm toEn s0ms
nne building sites, and some trscis vel siaPted foi
market Eaulrns.
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The sr1rirr are fsuzof tnf rsrftng ff1er1 far
uhl-h DAILrTS MAGITCAL PAIN E~LrEAL-OR
I'll PREVENTIVE as wer1 as n
Burns. FrvsurIrs so-ss O. an tads
Buses. F.ruM Ghcl womb
HrIE Frsf Sites. &rf1as
Broken Breast. FsVer Sores, Seurvy.
Bites OF REPTILES. F-lo1E. Scaids,
Cuucar. GIandulal DissaEesscurf.
Crashed lips. Mercurial Sores, Sad Head.
Charged HauIs. Pains VeneraEy. spraiuz.
Chlni1Ins, Pimples, Small PUx.
Craur. Piles. TuUcra
Contracted Cords, Poison. Tenrrs
Crsfez, RheTmatisw, Ulcers,
Diseases % skin. R1slss, Vs1eresls0raE.ulc
Sod AZ The principal frpeis, "a B~roadvay, New YORK,
ard 2l sad i5f Charf-es street. View Orisars. b. y.
WRIGHT s. Co, General Agent 10 can also Be- o.
tanned o. au respectable druEEisfs and merchants
thro1Eh1ut The Cuifed Saf-s and Canada.
Pr sale IN Memphis bv 81 fruevsfs. mr3i daEly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-24
IlURRElL a. JOHNS.

A TFORNEYS AT LAW AND NOfARIE S
~ public. Office, No. /, Cup stairs over
Smiths Variety Store, corner Of brady ana See
ond streets. lnoy9
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.-THE STATE OF low

ORIGINAL NOTICE.-THE STATE OF Iowa,
" County of Scott,
To George &. Davis, Samuel X. Fuller, Thomas
II. McGhee Monroe T. Leidy You are hereby
notified that there is on file in the once oi the
Clerk Of the District Court for Scott county, in
the State Of Iowa, a Petition Of 4. II. d ID. Nelly
claiming the foreclosure Of a mortgage, executed
| and delivered by you, the said George Z. DAVIS,
co one Chester Dawson, OF date November 25d,
A u. 1854, on the following described land itua-
ted in the county OF Scott, and State OF Iowa,
to wit: Lot No thirteen tl3) in Block No. sixty-
three {63 in the City of Davenport in lie Clsrc's
Addition thereto, by reason of the non-paynent
ef certain proInisssry note specified and secured
therein, executed by you the said George Z. DAVIS
to the said Chester Dawson, Of even date with
said mortgage, for the sum Of seven hundred and
fifty (750l dollars, due and payable November
23i. A. ID. 1885,
Petition alleges that after the execution Of said
note and mortgage, the said Chester Dawson as
signed and transferred said note and mortgage for
j valuable consideration to sad Petitioners; that
the condition Of said mortgage has been broken
by reason of tho non payment Of the note speci-
led therein and prays that an account may be
ordered 10 be AIKEN to ascertain the amount due
Petitioners on said note and mortgage, and that
sal mortgage be foreclosed
Now unless you ard each Of you appear and an
swcr thereto before the hr.t day Of the next
term Of said District Court, to be begun and holden
on the first Monday in Jane, A. y. 1850, your de-
fault Will be entered, Judgment rendered against
you, and prayer Of Petitioners granted
DAWSON a TRUE,
Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
Let the foregoing original notice be published
in the "Dailv Democrat and News" newspaper
published in the city o. Davenport, in said coun
ty, for five cor secutiye weeks.
X. LINDERMAN, County Judge.
Let the foregoing notice be published in the
+" Daily Democrat and News" for five Consecutive
weeks.
Davenport, March ED, 1860.
IRA NJ. CLIFFORD,
mar24-d5v Clerk of said Court.
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From New York. .

NEw YoRK. March %.
detachment Of some $50 United State,
troops left this port yesterday for Indanola
Texas, under command of Capt j. N. Palmer
Of the cavalry.
The United States store ships Supply and
Falmouth will leave in few days with stores
for the squadron.
special Washington dispatch states that
Spain is to be called on for an explanation with
regard to The fitting out at the port Of Havana
Of the steamers recently captured by the Gulf
Squadron and if the explanation 10 rot sat )
factory the Neutrality Laws. 90 far as regards
Spain, will assureily be suspended
The Saint Dennis took fire last night in an
upper story. creating great CONSERVATION
among the numerous inmates, Loss 8, 900.
A Washington despatch Gays the Judiciary
Committee have detes mined to act as grand
jury in investigating the charges against Judge
Watrons and hear no argument Mr.. Nelson
Of Tenn, opposed the investigation. The
Committee think their business is to make IN
er pa,te examination and If probsble causs BE-
found to report in favor Of impeachment The
trial should take place before the Senate and
not before the Committee. The friends Of
Judge Watrons say he will not appear before
the Committee but will carry the war into A.
lica. when the case comes before the Senate.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-24
TO-DAY'S ADV'TS.
SALE. -Whsrea.. On the lsth d.

TRUSTEES SALE.-W Whereas, on the 18th day
i February, A. d.. ls5s John II. Cotes and
Eliza N. Cotes, his wife, executed unto II. b.
Mathews a. Trustee, certain deed Of Trust, con-
veying 70 said Trustee tho land in Scott county,
Iowa, described as follows, towit The west half
II lot two III in block thirty.two 80, the city
Of ofDavenport. Which said conveyance was made
by the said John II. Cotes 4 Elisa n. Cotes,
for the purpose Of securing the payment Of two
certain promissory notes, and the interest thereon,
signed BY said John H. Cotes, dated the 18th day
of February, A. D., 1858, and payable as folIo~s
One for hurdred aud forty four dollars. paya-
BILE in six months from its date and one for thir-
teen hundred and forty four [sl.344l. payable In
ono year from its date, with interest IT ten per
cent. per annum after due.
And now, said notes having become due and
payable, and the said John Cotes having failed
to pay the same, II. b. Mathews Trustee ~ afors.
said, do hereby give this public notce that by vir
tive of the power which in vested by said deed
Of Trust, ! viii. on Wednesday, the 18th day u
April A. ID. 1860, at the hour Of two o'clock in tho
afternoon Of said day, at the Court House door in
the city of Davenport, expose and offer for sale st
public auction the parcel Of land above described or
so much thereof shall be necessary to satisfy and
pay the amount Of said note, with the in
teres, thereon to the day Of sales. together with
all the costs and expenses attending said sale,
costs of this notice. and Trustees fees.
Dated the 23d day Of April, A. D. 1860.
II. ID. MATHEWS
mch24 Trustee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-24

An INTERESTING INCIDENT.-We un-
derstand that dusky daughter Of Africa re-
siding in East Davenport. condesceuded last
evening to bestow her hand and heart upon a
Teutonic gentleman, who lives in the same
quarter of the city. The bride is of . bright
ebony color. of a vo!uptuous form, and is said
to be an excellent cook, washer and ironer.
The groom IS rGth.~ green German. possessed
OF strong stomach, and being of genial
tamPe'ament will undoubtedly render bis
d4sAy bride suprsoely happy BY his devoted
and loving attentions. We would advise the
happy groom to catch good strong cold and
allow It to settle in his hesi hefore the warm
Wsathse Genes on. Pass rouna the Patehouli.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-24

WARRINGTON, March ~.
The prizes and prisoners taken Of Vera
Orux are likely TO create some embarrassment.
Ihs statute provides for the distribution Of
prizes among the officers and men Who we're
the cap:ors. but the question Of these being
sueh must be determined in Court Of Admir-.
atty.
The Navy Department treats Marinon's expe-
dition - pirAtical. but that fact has yet to be
legally established. The whole ground Of this
assumption rests upon the allegation that when
the Indianola approached Mariman. after sho,
had been fired ahead to bring her to and hail
ing, it was wered by volIey Of muskstry
The Indianola and Wave were small steamers
belonging to Juarez and known to be such TO
Aarimon. He could hardly suppose that Amer
icsn officers and seamsn we're parties in the
civil var with Mexico and doubtless intended
TO treat them a. part Of the hostile armament
Of Juares. The Prebls will bring the main
body Of the prisoners TO New OrleaLs and may
be daily expected.
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mch24
vIvRUSTEE's SALE.-On Wednesday, the eigh.

vINRUSTEE's SALE.-On Wednesday, the eigh-
j teenth (lsth) day Of April, eighteen hundred
and sixty S60) will be sold for cash TO the high
est bidder, at the Court House door, in the city Of
davenport at two O'Clock M. the following de-
scrhed real estate in Scott county, State OF lows,
:, wit: The South East quarter ). f. }. OF the
North West quarter IN. w. ~ Of Section TWEEN
tyfsur Sec. "a, and the North East quarter N.
+. y. Of tho South West quarter ;. W. u Of
Section twenty-four (Sec. "a in Township No.
seventy -nine (79) North, Of Range No. three (S(
East; also the south est quarter ). w. ~ Of
the North-West quarter N. w. u OF Section
No. twenty-four "a J, in Township No. seventy
nine (79) North, Of Range No. three go East Of
he fifth P. ", containing forty 40l acres.
BY force and effect Of a Deed Of Trust made to
me by one William Saddoris and Elizabeth Sad
doris, his wife, duly recorded in scott county Re
cords, September ninth 10Th 1858. in Book 90
Of mortg .ges, page AL, and dated August twsn-
ty-frst t2Ist), 1858.
March 23d, 1860.
HENRY b. MATHEWS,
maY24-dts. Trustee.
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Mail Arrangements. A

Times o. opening and closing nailsin the Daven-
port Post Office:
EASTERN NAIL, arrives at "a and Pm closes
at s:30 ~ and Pg.
NORTHERN MAIL, via Dubuque and North Iowa,
arrives at y !; closes $50 An.
souTHLRn MAIL, from st Louis and Southern
Missouri, rives 1t Pm; closes 8:30..A y.
WESTERN AND SOUTHERN Iowa MAIL, arrives at
6PN; closes at SIN
ILLINOIS Way MAIL, arrives A n; closes At S n.
DUBUQUE WAY MAIL, arrives 1T n Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays; closes at p y Sun
days, Tuesdays and Thursdays.
Up hIvsR MAIL To Lyons, arrives at P n; closes
at SPIN daily. exbep, Sundays.
BLUE GRASS NAIL, arrives at NJ closes At IL Il
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
AMrTY NAIL, arrives and closes at IL Tuesday
and Fridays.
ANAHOsA NAIL, arrives and closes at IL n, on
Thursdays.
The Office will be open on Sunday during the
Summer from to l0Ax
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New York Market.

NEW YoRK, March %.
FLoUR.-Market unchanged. $52005 % Su-
Per State $530@5 40 Extra State; SIS l5G
25 Srper Western 35d5 55 Common TO
medium extra do, s. 95;G6 10 inferior to good
shipping brands and Extra Round Hoop Ohio
Sales 5000.
CANADIAN FLOUR.-Market dull.
RYE FLOUR-Steady at 50 7o94 40.
WHEAT Market dull and heavy. 81 u winter
red we tern.
RYR-Quiet, sales S5lIs6c
BARLRY-Quie.. Sales 500 bu. Selling at
SOC Western.
CoRN-Sales at 74@75 mixed western. 77@7sc
yellow.
OArs.-Quict and plenty. 43@414c Canadian
western.
PoTATOEs-In fair request with largo receipts.
PoRK-U nchanged. SIT IS cid mess SIT 6s
II IS new mess Sl2 62 old prime; $l4 81 new
prime.
COMMON BEEF.-Unchanged Sales $50 packa-
gcs.
Cur MRATs-Dull. declined.
CHEgsE-Steady lONlOHc.
LARD-Firmer. Sales 800 bbls at 10GllLc.
BUrrER.-ln fair request at llla@l2Ac.
WHIsKY.-Dull and heavy. Sales $50 bbls at
22X.