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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-15

MONEY PANIc.-A rumor got into cir
culation yesterday that the banks here had
thrown out Southern currency. This is MT
strictly true. We trust there will be 10 more
excitement raised than there is actual cause for.
1t will only make bad matter very much
worsr. Let us await the re, ult patiently. II
there is TO be pauic we can only grin and
bear it if there is not, go much the better.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-15

GorSG Up.-Exchange on New Yo'k
vas obtainsbis at the ba ks in this city yes.
terday At l-2 per cent. TIE prospect 10 that
the rate will still increase. The effect this
viii have upon business. ehould the rise coa-
tinue. need not he discribed-it csa sasily Be
ina aRtned -
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-15

We call attention Of the public to the
card Of Professor Gage in this issue. We CON.
mend him to the public, and tr,.st he vill be
literally patrouizsd. His circulars will be
rssdy Tor distribution in . few days.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-15

The balance of the late Illinois Bank
decision can be found in our paper this morn.
ing It is considered certain-beyond doubt,
that large portion Of the Illinois and Wis.
ooGsin Banks must 90 to the vail. "a n
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Relief for Kansas.

ATCHlsoN. K. / Nov. 49,
Three car losds oi provisions arrived yes-
teriay and day before for ,hs relief Of ,hs
settlers in the T-rritory. making * With q
the rss' week and each car load rang.
from eight to ten toos Teams are at rr.s-
ent here waiting to be loaded, from Gre-r-
wood, Butter. Breckinridgs y, d Ot,os cou
ties Su plies are given to th"ss ouiy vh,
have proper credentials from tne oeiehhor-
hood from which they come. aud are duly
authoriz d By The relief comm tses to receive
them. The sett'ers 10 most prrti % Of the
Territory will need help throughout the
WInter.
0clI0nOugh C0aSty Election Fraod.
0ALusUao. Nov. Is.
Ths Judges have finally ssttI ID The e"nssstsd
slsc,ioo case 10 McIloooagh county BY glvipk
. cer,i6cnt~ OF election Tor D moor atie ~snd,.
d. . 70 Legislature and Rspabl'ssn s,unty
el6ssss.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-15
Heavy Robbery.

NEw York, Nov Is.
Sunday night the Erie Railroad safe. at the
Jersey City depot, vas robbed Of $4,000 10
bills and specie.
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PRIME iMtRRiAL ga .rALNII
j. j. RURTuS

REGS RESPECTFULLY TO INFORM HIS
- frends and the public generally, that hs has
been appointed by Ie.srs. e. v. Hauehuourt /
So., o. Nv York. sole agent for this most cels-
DRAFTED " ne, of w"ich they ars the importers,
and VIII has for years past held the Grs, rspk
10 y, france and England and the Courin IT Of
Europe. and new meets with the meet uubou nded
Casadas
- Is. Is enabled to offer this Wine in apv
quantities, At New York prices, in quartz, pints
and half pints.
lie has . so receivedan importation OF Moet /
Chsosons "Green Seal without the .b,e With
Is their hrst qu ,lity Of that we'll SHOWN brand.
and which be intends to sell At New York prices.
bURTlS HOUSE.
DAvsNPoRr, Iowa, November 18th. lss0.
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THE CITY.

We AKE sorry to see produce falling
rapidly 10 this market. but there is no help
for It. Buyers are obliged to exercise great
deal OF caution in their transactions.
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Co1roN FACTORY AT MoLIEE.-Thc
Iudey sndent speaking Of the Water Power
Company at that place, Gays:
We understand, from outside talk. that the
Company Intend, another season. to erect a
Cotton Factory. and expect to lease their re-
mainlng is-uvs 10 the present improvement. -As
soon ss this is done. they will extend the wall
as TO have power to rent at any time when
needed II they do this and rent the power
At reasonable figures. and cell lots at . fair val
ue, they cannot fail to make the investment u
paying one. and Moline one Of the most pros
porous to Wns in the Weet.
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.nill 0V.S,<l.

Now Is THE TINE TO LAY IN WOOD
~ for winter u-e. We have dry kindling wood
asa w psr cord. aud green wood st 81 81 pel
cord. ss
Quick OF yoa Will be too late.
ly3l.A0 FRENCH / OAvIE9.
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GAMBLERS ABoUv.-It is undoubtedly
fact. that au unwecoms accession has bsen
made to our city in the shape Of gamblers aud
rowdiss-a clsss of men not wanted. aud
which should not be tolerated IN our mids. by
the authorities. Several places have been
rowiyism i. KEEP: up openly day and night.
snd with perfect impurity. The authorizes.
whose duty it is to attend to such nstters.
case cry easily ascer,sin these locs!ities il not
already advised This city is no place fcr such
nusanees and prompt measures should be
adopted for their abatement. Will the mar
shal and those to whom the peace aud dignity
Of the city ia entrusted, discharge thsis duty
their respect
CARD TO THE PUBL1c.-I am person
ally acquainted with the Rev. d. Gage, and
know him to be an excellsnt seholar and . re-
fined Christian gentlemen. AS teacher he
has had large experience and has been emf
nently successful.
For come time past he was Principal of
Aouri.hing Literary Institution in my native
town, where he gave entire satisfaction. Fail.
ing health only induced him to remove west.
"A he now proposes to open school for young
ladies in Davenport. 10 which he will be ae-
sisted by Mrs. Gage, an accomplished instruct
rese, l cordially commend the enterprise to the
confidence Of. our citizens and aseurs them OF
nv belief that in such competent hands it will
DO worthy OF ihsr support aud patronage
H. N PowE $
Rector Of St. Luke'e Church.
The Rev. Mr., Gage having for some yesrs
had charge Of an Institution in my native
place also. I am enabled hy q angular coinci
de1ce to subscribe most heartily 10 the above
test'm. NAL F. EMGksoN JUDD
Principal OF Prep. Dep Gr,swoid CoIleg..
We cheerfaily concur with Rev Mr. Powers
In cor mending Mr.. Gage and his school to the
community as worthy of their patronage
HsSsS LEE. Bishop Of Diocese of love;
IL bELFiELp. Tutor in Gr.~ old College j.
g. iHMAtTr Pastor # N E. Church: ] Bur.
TxR'IsLD Pastor "f B.p'irt Church R,y. j. D.
1Ason; REv GEo. AAGoUs. WV Bu..,s
Eso e. AUoU-.Us hAvlLAND, Eso Gpo. ".
Ells. Ese, AID othsrA
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DAVENPORT THURSDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF IHE SIR MsHIP CANADA,

HALYAx. Nov. II.
Ahe steamship Canada from Liverpool I'd
va Qaeenstown 3th. arrived this afternoon.
Inc ~ s''s Pufli-hes the text If the dispatch
OF Lofu John Russell o the British Ninis,s sr 70
iurin, dated October 9th 1t sAys that The
great qu-stions which appear 60 the Brit,sh
Government 10 be 1T issus are these Were
the people Of Italy jns,ihed in asking ...ist-
ance Of the King OF Sardinis to relieve them
from gov~rnmen ent with which they y ere die
contenteh, on furnishing a.s,stsnce 10 his army
Rnseell saya the government does not feel inc.
nfsI in declaring that the people Of southern
Il ~ have not good r.asons tor throwing OH
their as igness. snd cannot therefore blsn- the
King Of sardinia The dispatch closes as fol.
lows liter Mnjesty's Government will turn
their eyes rather TO the gratifying prospects OF
the PEOPLE building U an edihc- Of their Ito
critics with the sympathies aud good wishes OF
Europe.
1t 10 believed in Paris that the object IT
France in presentinr the blockade Of Gsaa By
s~a. 10 merely to facilitate the escape OF The
hing Of Naples. and To pre- ent complies lone
were he captured. The French journals oilei
no explanation.
According to Neapolitsn accounts Cialdine
was beaten with great loss at Csrig sno. som.
dispatches place his losses as high - 20 900
killed and wounded, and five guns taken.
Official di-patches FROM Turin cay these -
sertions are entirely false, the SardiniAns not
being defeated at all
Capus ..as attacked N the let and capituls
ted on the following day.
Naples Was illuminated and there vas great
ri icing
An attack on Gssta was ehortiy expected.
1t was denied ria Turin that Adtn,rsi Her
sano had suspended firing on the royalists nel
Gseta.
Victor manuel crossed the Garigliano.
TURKEY.
1t wa reports that the government WAS
about to negotiate y loan Of G.6 100000 At
Paris 1T 53l4.
A national forced loan was Also spoken Of.
Fight with lndians..iIeath Of Capt. Geo.
Mclean.
INpsrLNDENcE, Nov. l3.
The New Mexican mail. in charge OF Con.
ductor Tucker, with dates to the 25,h, strivsd
to-day
Capt. George McLesn, Of the Mounted K flee.
was killed by The Navajoe indians on the 'th
Of October. lie was oLt on q scout wit. his
company. When about rs miles from Fort
Defiance . party Of Indians were overisken
AOd charge made upon them. Capt. Mclean
killed tour lndAns ~lh hls pistol. when the
charge was ads sId the word to rally gwen
the captain became separated from his men end
was seen to tall trcm his horse. hrs foot became
en.angled in the stirrup. his horse being irigh !.
ensd. ran Oft. dragging MN . considerable dis
tance efore he stcT ped. When h,s men
came up he wss dead lie had three shots in
in him which nut have produced instsnt
death. So pershed one q. our noblest ofhcsrs
at the hands cf lie REDSKINS.
Cap Mclean ua- u son Of Senator Mclean.
of delaware. lie leaves widow and three
children. who are ut AlbuqnfQue.
After the d.atr OF Capt Mclean, the Indiana
made their escape.
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8elasfrat aud @ews.
THURSDAY MORNING. NOV. Is, lsss.

G. II. ScRrvsS, %, Dearborn street, Chicago, 10
authorized to receive entertainments for shis pa
per.
ROUNDS LAN0Dox, 15S Randolph street, Chi
cago, authorised TO receive sdverti for
this paper.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-15

MEETING OF the WIDE-AwAKEs.-
The Wids-Awake have held meeting to take
into consideration the folio wing grave ques-
tions:
First. How much compensation. in Federal
Offices, shall President of a Republican club
be entitled TO for discharging the du'ies Of that
Office snd if any. is the Post Office too much
or too little
Second How much of Federal Office 10 .
Gs plain Of a Wide.A wake company entitled
to and is his lien on the Post Office stronger
than that Of the President Of the Republican
Cluh. or not and II so. how much
Third. Does = Lieutenant Of . Wide-Awake
company come within the purview of the Posi-
Office ana if 50. how f,sl
Fou,M How much Post Office is Second
Lieutenant or an Ensign of Wide Awake
company eutitled to hy virtue OF his commls
sion and to what extent ", ud il lie safe to
press their claims, and at what time.
Sirth lsit proper or gentlemaLly for q ~hits
man over twenty-one yesrs Of age, who enjoy
clerkship in q County Judges office, to ex
press desire the Post Office. or any part
thereof; AID il 80, TO what exteht?
Seventh Should q DutchGlan be allowed to
have y rho!e Post Office, or one-third only !;
ard il 40. which
Eighth. Which if either. has the best hold
upon the Post Office an editor Of R-publl.
can German paper who can speak English. or
An editor Of an Republican English paper,
who can't speak Dutch. but drinks lager?
Nin'h Wh.a an * city Treasurer has the
audaci,y to ask for the Post Office. how should
be he treated. and what with
Tenth. Does the fact that . man has fur
nisted the WIDE Awakes with q banner. pub
l,shsd a speech. and perpetratsd other ontra-
ee. of the same kind enti,le him to what be
wan,s?
Eleventh Has every Wide Awake an indie
'esssbls right to the Post Office and if not wha
has he right to, and whyr
T,ueltth Has one Wide Awake a right to
call another . liar because he tells him he 10
rot fit for the Post Office?
Other sgitsting questions were sprung. but
before any Of them were decided the meeting
broke up In . row.
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JOmN zaMm MANN.

JOHN ZGMm z g N Nm.
DIANO AND ORGAN MANUFAC-
N1 turer, one door west Of corner
~ = Ss6th and LeClsire streets, Davenport,
Iowa. All instruments Of my own make warranted
and kept in order. without eb arge, fve years.
N. B.-Repairing and tuning done at all times
nd in the best manner.
DAv.NPoRr, April l5, 1850. lapll8-dly
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Effect Of Secession.

NA.HviLLx. Tenn, Nov. l3
Georgia and South Cni olins bank notes are
taken At per cent discount.
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Railroad Accident.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. l3
A train on the Camden d AIN, oy Iallt. al
ran of the track near Burng on this ming.
Three care were smashed, aud an employee
was eighty injured.
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South CaTOlina's Declaration of Inde.
pendcnce Published.

WA.HINGToN, Nov l3
The COnstitwti0n publishes one Of the forms
Of Declaration Of Independence that is 10 be
submitted TO the Svuth Carolina Cow ven ion
1t smhod-s portion Of the American Declsr
alton Of Independence. with the lst OF sr,ev
ances alter. q to silt the pres mt coniitl"n VI
affairs 10 that State A copy of this. It is Ut.
ders,ood. was laid before the President yestet
6av
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nENTIST, SUCCESSOR TO DR.. CHAS.
- GOODRICH, would invite your attention t. his
great reduction in prices of Dentistry, and would
invite all persons needing his services to call and
examine work aud prices, at his Rooms, next door
to Shepherds Ambrotype Gallery, No ) Brady
street, nearly opposite the Post Office.
n b. Teeth extracted all hours Of the day
and night. and all operations warranted. nov5 Il
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J. A. LIN DE C..
Draper And Taller.

Draper And VA11ors
WILL FROM THIS loTH DAY OF NO.
w vsmber. live strc y up to the Golden kse,
DO unto others he would hevs others do unto
him"-as for credit neither will be give any.
II customers have no msnty, they can pay with
moneys value, or security. Shop, No. q. Wsse
Second street, Davenport, Iowa.
nov1l DIM
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WE .efer to the action of the Kansas
Commit,se-,o te found on this page. The
people OF this section have given handsom ely
to the Kansas fund, hut we sincerely trust that
will hot weary OF well doing. Let us cont'n-
us to help them. They are reaching out their
hands for help. They cay to US: Help us or
we...tarve! We are beggars rnwilingly, ,reluc-
tant,y, but our wiues aud children cry for
bread. II eld us'
In the name Of charity-in the name Of hu-
manity-in the name Of those who cry for
bread, we ask that out of the abundance with
which Providence las blessed this people, the
starving people Of Kansas be fed.
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NIOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN To THL
IN creditors Of William Stoley, Of Davenport,
that dividend Of twenty per cent on the AN uou n,
Of their respective claims, will Be paid TO them
on demand at the franch Bank in Davenport.
November l3, 1861.
B. Is. WOODWARD.
novl3-d6tl Assignee Of Nm. 1FoLLgy
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NUMBER %.
TO-DAY'S ADV'TS.
.NOlicG.

A LII PERSONS rAvING CLAIMS AGAINST
"A the Arms Of Townsend, smith / c., q
Townsend, Hays. / Co., are requested to send
their bills or accounts to AsnsrnoSo SfswARe
Davenport, Iowa, Immediately.
j. C. HAYES,
OF the Firm Of T. =. / Co., and T. n. / Co.
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}. 6. SHORKY.

J. G, SHORBY II. OLIVER.
SllOREY OLIVER,
r OG PUMP MAKERS.-SHOP ON THE AL
II lev, between Front and Second, and Brady
and Main streets, Davenport, Iowa.
DAVENPORT, March 30-d3mwtf.
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MA II FRIED.

In Winfield township, an the 18th inst, by Rev
n. CosG govs, JOHN THOMAS NUEL to MISS
NARY P. MAGUlRE, both OF Winfield.
The parties thus made happy, have our thanks
for token Of their regard
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KEHoR 4 CARHARr received ysster.
day . psv lot Of Ladiss' and Aissss' eloaks
Also Winter dress goOd.


KANSAS RscEIrTs.- donations
Yer, light yesterday:
Claus Hsggsdom bushels OF wheat. 4 bush.
els OF corn, and 6bushels Of potatoes }. P.
Cook and con, : bushels Of beans and e ;
Daniel Berrimsn 16 bushels Of corn H. H.
Sctbiofeldt, 2 bsgs Of potatoes Saml. Little,
10 bush els Of corn.
The committee close the doors Of the ware
houss to-day. though subscriptions will be
resolved A. provided by resolution.
The following resolation Vas adopted:
Received That Msssrs. Rouse and Kennedy
have the thanks Of this committee for their
kind attention for Weighing produce donsted
to the Kansas sufferers without charge.
KANSAS COMMITTEES MEsTIro.-At .
meeting Of the shove named meeting. this
morning. held At their Receiving Rooms. it was
resolved:
let. That 10 view Of tho uncertainty Of nav.
igati n they decline receiving any more doos.
lions. excepting in cash.
ID. That ell persons are hereby requested to
convert their donstions into cash. end pay the
ssme to Willard Bsrsows. Eq.. Chairman Of
the Committee. who may be found at Alvord
4 Van Patten's store.
I'd. That the Committs deem it prudent to
send an agent after the donations. aid sse that
they reach their destination.
4th. That full and complete exhibit vill
be gwen 10 the public. Of the operations Of the
Conuittes % soon % returns are had from
Kansas
6lh. That the thanks Of the Committee be
rendered to Mr. Ds.xsll for the use of Ills ware
house, 10 which donations we're received.
1t win be seen by proceedings Of ksssas
Relief Committees. that they are from prudsD'
tial considerations obliged to kconfne heir re-
ceipts to cash. It 10 growing late in the see
son, and much r:sk attends the shipping ol
produce Of any kind.
II is hoped that those Who have not hereto
fore eouss ibussd nything. will st once respond
in cash. Much expense 10 the way of costs Tor
for sacks and labor has been incurred, and the
Conuitse are some what emit arrassed now for
want Of money. Let every one contribute
their mite, and let it 60 forth to the world that
Scott County, Iowa. has responded to the calls
Of suffering Kansas. mors literally than any
other single county Of any Of the Ststes.
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c. PARKER, ND. GEO. ". M'CAHN, N. D.
DOCTORS PARKER A. McCARN.

physicians AND SURGEONS. OFFICE,
L No Z Franklin Hlock, second floor, Brady ST.,
between Second and Third, Davenport, Iowa.
DIR. PARKEas residence, corner 9Th and lie Claire
streets. DIR. Gko. w. McCARs's residence, east
side of Rraiy, Second door from corner of 9th.
mvlI -lff
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Read !!

IUST PU sTISHED,AND 70 BE D. LTyERED
- gratis, by LUsE, LANE Co., FRS. letter On
Prem ,aive Chri.lta wiay.
nov13.deod6t
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Virginia for BreckinridRo.

RlcnxosD, Va, Nov Is
Breckinridg.s majority will probably not be
far from 1000 Enough counties have been
heard from TO show that he has carried the
State.
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BURrlS HOUSE.

DORNER OF IOWA AND FIFTH STREETS
J Davenport, Iowa. mch22dtf
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j. J. Sl.VR; ANCI;.

CARPENTER AND BUILDER, AT COATES
~ 4 Patchin's old shop, alley opposite Engine
House on Brady street. ap9dly
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Death Of IN Ex.COugressman.

OeHIn O1 IN EX.CO0KTeVsm60.
BUFFALO. Nov lS.
Hon. H. c. Goodwin, Ex.Congrss.m.n from
the Os~ego and Madison district, died at Ham.
i'ton last night.
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JOHN N. .CRAWFORD,
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW,
"A aud Notary Public = = = =. (
OFFIoE-Nickoils Block, upstairs. jan2o
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l.. &. BURWELL 5

- 10 U H - IT, q H N
OUTH-EAST CORNER BRADY AND
~ Fo urth streets,
ALI KINDs Or
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DHYSICiAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
l. No. Is, corner Main AMI Third streets, Dav-
enport, Iowa.
Dr. KEID can be consulted at his once at all
bours of tho day and night, unless professionally
engaged. sept25
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4. d. cONGDoN.
CONG DON 4 HALL,

4 TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS ATLAW,
IN and Notaries Pubic. Office, North west
orner of Brady and s'econd streets, upstairs
ntrance on Brady street. july 26-dtf
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i their we'll known Flour and Feed establish
ment on Second street. to Mr.. !. b. kugsles, tahe
pleasure in introducing him to their old custom
ers and asking Tor him the same liberal cu-'on
80 freely ex ended tv ourselves, for which We
desire returning our since thanks.
ROWE HYDE.
FLOUR ANN tEED STORE.
I. d. RUG q Es,
(SUCCESsOR TO ROVE HYDE)
Commissle. Wesehsse snA Dealer IL sii
hlnds Of Gissr oec.
No. II Wsst ~ st., Dayelpsrt, Iowa.
Winter Whsst Flour,
Spring Wheat Flour,
Backwheat Flour,
Graham Fsur,
hy. s,:' Neal,
Corn Meal, bolted
Corn Meal. coarse.
Aiddlngs,
Bran and Shoru,
Oats,
Corn in ear,
Corn, shelled,
and I'll kinds Of Mill Products will be kept con-
stanty On hand and 30 d At reasonable prices for
cash. Purchases delivered in any part Of the city,
free Of cha ge
The subs criber is prepared to pay the CHEST
market pricefcr country produce n VT
Y,RUSTEE'S 3ALE.-WHEasAs, on the 3sd
i day Of september, A. b. 1858, Janes Gamble
and Elisa Gamble his wife OF the city of Le Claire.
State of Iowa, executed unto David s. True, -
Trustee, . certain Deed Of Trust, converting to
said trustee the land in scott county, lows. de-
scrIbed as follows 70 wit: Lot No. t.n (I0) in
block No. thirty $50 in the city Of i.s Claire, and
he th-eng gt q n nd tha
VI the north east quarter Of section No. eighteen
(lS), and the north half Of tho south east Quas-
ter Of the south west quarter Of secti No. fifteen
(l5) ell in tovnshipNo seventy -nins ~ north ol
range i've (5) east Of the 5th r. NJ, vhlch said
Conveyance va made by the said Jamss Gamble
and Elisa 0.msle for the purpose Of securing
the payment Of two certain psomissory uotss and
the interest thereon, signed bv said James Can.
BILE each dated the 18th day Of July, A. D. 1853,
One for one ($l0O) hundred dollars. psvabls 4.
he order Of A r / d. Kelley in one ys.r from
tate. (Which note is raid. wi'h the exc .ption Of
Cite n dollars and one other no.~ for one thou
,snd dollars. tSls00) payable TO the order Of A.
7. a D. Kelley in'wo years after the da thereof,
Win interest NJ the rate Of ten Per cent per an
nam, payable asnuaiy.
And nov, said notes hayi 2 hecoms due and
"ay.ols snd the said J,mes G4uble having failed
10 Pey the same, excepting the stessst n TIE less
neus'onsd note up TO July 18Th. 1859 l. David >.
fras, Trustee aforesaid. do hersty give this pub
'tG uottce. lDAt Oy virus VI IDS ~ -
ne vested by said heed Of Trust. ] will, o. Sat.
.rday, the z4th day Of November, a. y. 1903. .s
.he hoar of TOO .'cl''ck IN the stssnoos VI eio
lay. Vt the Court House door in the CITY Of Dss-
snpors. expose and offer for sale, At public sue-
rioo the parcels Of land above dssmbed, or %
nueh thereof - shall be necessary % satisfy
ana nav the AMOUNT Of said notes, With The Ia
serest thereon ~ the day Of s~is. tGgethes with
All the costs and expeIsea attending said sale,
cc.ss Of this uotics ssA Trustss's fess. Uloa
eomu,seion Of said sale, heel will - sxeestsd
ic ~sord nee vita the stipslstisss e sid Dsed
q Tsask
Dessd sAe :. II Day n October, A.D. leee.
b DAVID 3. 31U8, @A
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