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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-01-14

HNKUSTEEiS SALE.-Whereas, on the Goth
l day OF April A. ID. 1859, Daniel Hire ard Jn ne
Hire, his wife, of Scott County, State Of Iowa.
executed unto David $. True, as Trustee, a GER
tain Deed Of Trust, conveying to said Trustee
the land in Scott COUNT, Iowa, described as
follows, to-wit:
The south east quarter of section No. twenty
t4nl, in Township 30. eighty l.ol, north of range
No. five jl, cas-: Of the fifth 9Th T.. NJ, which
said conveyance was made by the said Daniel
Hire and Janc Hire, for the purpose Of securing
the paymen. Of certain pr7missory note aud in
terest thereon. signed by said Daniel Hire, da-
ted the z0thday of April, A. d. 1889, for five
hundred end fifiy-seyen [557 dollars. due and
payable to Abner Dawson, October Goth, 1859,
with interest at the rate Of ten per cent. per an
mum. Which said deed of trust is recorded in the
Recorders office for said Scott county, in Book
"Q' of Mortgages at page ?e5.
And now, said note having become due and
payable, and the said Dasicl Hire having failed
to pay the same, David $. True, Trustee as
aforesaid, at the request Of the owner, Of said
note, do hereby give this public notice that by
virtue Of the power which is in me vested by said
deed of trust, l will. onSaturday, the 2l.t day
Of January, \. ID. 1850, between tho hours of
two and three o'clock in the afternoon Of said
day, at the Court house door, inthc city Of Davcn
p>rt, expose and oifer Ger sale at public auction
the parcel Of land above described, or so much
Thereof rs shall be necessary to satisfy and pay
.he amount of said notes, witt the interest there
on to the day Of sale, together with all the costs
and expenses Attending said sale, costs Of this
notice, and trustees fees.
And will give deei t. the purchaser thereof
in accordance with the provisions Of said deed Of
trust.
Dated tho 29th day Of December. A. d. 1859.
DAVID $. TRUE.
dee30 Trustee.
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VTNRUSTEE'S SALE.-WHEREAs, on the 25th
L day of August, A. ID. 1858, Francisco Hasse
and William Hasse, her husband, executed unto
Abner DAWSON ms Trustee, q certain Deed Of
Trust conveying to said Trustee the land in Scott
county, Iowa, described as follows, TO wit: Lots
Nos four ~ and five 81 in Block No. six 6 }, as
designated and numbered on this Plat of Forrest
l. Di,lon's Addition to the City Of Davenport.
Which said conveyance was made by tho said
Francisco Hasse and William Hasse for the pur-
pose Of securing the payment OF q certain promis
sorry note and the interest thereon, signed by said
Francisco Hasse and William Hasse, Of date Au-
gust 18th, A. ID. 1858, for the sum Of S1260 90 pay
able to one Joseph Stanley, August Goth, 1859.
with interest Mt the rate Of ten per cent. per an
nun after maturity.
Ard now said note having become due and pay
able and the said Francisco lasse and William
Eassc having failed to pay the same, !, Abner Da
vison, Trustee as aforesaid, do hereby give this
public notice, that by virtue Of the power which
is in me vested by said deed Of Trust. and at the
request OF the owner Of said note will, on Sat
urday, the 21st day Of January, A. ID. 1860, be-
tween the hours of two and three o'clock in the
afternoon of said day, at tho Court House door
in the city Of Davenport, expose and offer for slle,
at public auction, the parcels OF land above des-
cribed. or so much thereof Us shall be sufficient
to satisfy and pay the amount of said note with
the interest thereon to the day Of sale, together
with all the costs and expenses attending said
sale costs of this notice and Trustees fees, and
will execute Deed to the purchaser thereof as
by the terms OF said Deed of Trust auth crized
Dated the 29th day of December, A. ID. 1859.
ABNER DAWSON, Trustee.
dee 30-tS
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GHERIFF'S SALE.-THE STATE OF IOWA
- Scott County, in the District Court Of Scott

GHERIFFS SALE.-THE STATE OF IOWA
- Scott County, in the District Court Of Scott
County, State of Iowa.
by virtue of an execution issued from the Office
Of the Clerk Of the District Court Of Scott eoun-
ty, State Of Iowa, in favor Of II Sohrn Plaintiffs
and against Antow Wagner and Michael Bald,
Defendants, dated December 3lst, 1859, and to
me directed, commanding me, that Of tho goods,
shattsls, stock or interest in any company. debts
due, property in the hands OF third persons lands
and tenements (which are not exempt by law
from execution of the said Defendants, make,
or cause to be made, the sum Of ono hundred and
eighty-nine 70-l00 Dollars, with interest and
costs and by virtue of said execution, l levied
upon one note executed by Frank Walter, in favor
of Anthony Wagner, for the sum Of one thousand
dollars dated September 18th, 1857, rayable four
years from date, and secured by Mortgage, given
on eighty acres Of land in Will county State Of
Illinois.
And hereby give public notice that l shall
offer for sale At public outcry at the door Of tho
Court House in Scott county Iowa, ON Tuesday,
the 3lst day ofJsnnary, 1850, At the hour Of 4
o'clock p. n. Of said day to the highest and
best bidder therefore in cash, the above des-
crlbed property, or sufficient thereof to satisfy
the above debt, with interest and eos.s.
Dated this 3lst day Gf December, 1859.
II. LEONARD,
ian2 Sheriff Of Scott county. Iowa
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80 sSGVANAGSDy
Sheriff Of Scott Co., Iowa.
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TIE PRINCE OF WALES 1NSILrED ri
TIE CMIvALRY OF VIRGINIA!

Tho correspondent Of the II. Y. Times
gives the following account Of the disgrace
ful proceedings Of q mnb at Richmond, Va,
on the occasion Of the Princes visit:
hardly dare give you faithful resume
Of to-day's proceedings 80 improbable will
it appear. For the first time the Prince has
departed from his meritorious resolve Of
doing nothing 10 violation Of the ordinary
observance OF the Sabbath. After service
he went with the Mayor, the Duke Of New
castle aud Gen. Bruce TO visit tho Capitol.
There being no Police. the rude, ill-bret
crowd pushed in, and al owed the party, who
were joined by Gov. Letcher, no privacy
whatever. While examining the nondon
statue of Washington, the crowd surround
ed the Royal party, and annoyed them be-
yon3 endurance, while they insulted them
with such remarks rs he (Wa.hingtop)
.socked il into you at the Revolution -
ellie gate you English squir.s the collie -
.'We retk IN yon do love Warrington oh,
certain ''--uDtil young Davis, the artist.
turned upon them, and aided by two repor.
tors, managed to stop their insolence fol
a while. But MS the party walked towards
the Senate Chamber. the crowd started q
run, and actually pushed them inside Of tbs
door.
They walked, still followed BY the rud,
populace to the Governors house, wber,
the closed doors enabled them to breath,
freely and be presented to the ladies. Their,
their carriages slipped unobserved arount
the corner, ard eluding their tormsntors
the party rode back to toe hotel, only to 6nt
another crowd pregnant with similar idea'
Of hospitality.
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A LOSING GAME,

a Southern exchange, speaking in behalf
of the Southern States says, that in thS
event Of Lincoln's election, though secession
may be losing game, they intend to play
1t out. Pluck is always commeudaSle, bus
in this instance persistence in playing q
losing game may only bring the unfertun.
ate result that a,,cndcda Georgian who had
heard Of a gambling game called roulette,
and who, on arriving Il, Northern watering
place, immediately sailed cut in search cf
u roulette table. A, the first corner hi
found Dg,chman turning a hand. organ.
There was " "wheel." sure enough, and il
was rcvolsing. Thinking that fortune had
guided him to tho ohlcct Of hi, search, hs
laid down dollar bin upon the boz. The
Uutctman pecketed the stake aud ground
away. Tho Georgian LAID down another
and rnn,hcr; the Du'ehman "bngged"
them all and steadily turned tue crank. It
was only when the money was exhausted
that the Georgian Quit the game. lilo had
pluck to Tie end, but finally concluded 10
was M use to play against the hand organ.
And thus. in the game which the scc.ssionists
propose to p!ay--let them play it ever ~
persisten,ly and corrngccusly, they cannot
beat the Union.-k. Y. Times.
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PEESIDENTIL CAMPAIGN OF 1850.
Republican Executive Congressional Committee


uoS. PRESTON KING, y. V. Chairman.
JAMES w GRIMES IOWA.
IF. $. POSTER, conn.
On the part ofihe Senate.
HON JOHN covODE PENN, Trea mer
y. Il. wAsHBrRNE, ILLINOIS.
" G. SPAGLnING. N
J. b. ALLEY, MASS.
DAVID kILGOKE, INDIANA.
" J. l.. n. STnATfON, y. }.
o. the part Of TIE House Of Reps.
The Committee prepared to furnish the following
speecbes ..
EIGHT PAGES
Hon. ". n. Seward. \. y: STATE of the Country.
" W. II Seward, n, Y: Rochester Speech
" g. \. Grow Peaa. Free Homes free men.
" James HarIan Iowa: Shall the Territories be
John Hickman, Penn: Who have Violated Com
mlsc~?
d F. " ade, Ohio Invasion Of HarpeT's Ferry.
G. W. scranton aRd J. II. Campbell, Penn: The
Spe4ke7ship.
q F, P. Blair. No. Address at Cincinnati; Colou-
sarvs and Commer,e.
" orr, s. Ferry, Oonn,
Abrah'm Liuc,n, ILL.,: The demands Of the South
The Republican party ytntiieatel
william Window. Ntan: The Homestead Bill
Its Friends and Foes.
owea Lovejoy. Ilil The Fanatieisrn Of the Demo-
cratic Fayty
T,'rf's far the IandicSs-A Tract.
ISc r0or whites u the soHth-A Tract.
siXrEES FACES.
Hon Lyman Trumbul H.: Seizure OF the Ar.cnals at
Harper's Ferry. Va. aud Liberty no, and il
vint,ration Of the Republican Party.
" ?. Wade Ohio: Property in the Territories,
L H. Van wyH& n. F.: True pem0cracy-H STORY
VlHGieltuI.
II Wilson. Mas; Territorial Slave Code,
Jehp r. Hale. y. II.
" J. Perry. Me Posting the Booss between the
S1,ta AMI the Soah'''
Il. ftnali.te, wis: The Calhoun Revolution
E,.. ,-EA I. rFr,r-r
Carl Sehurz, Wis: Douglas and Popular Sovereignty
9wExTY-rorE rAGrs.
Hon. Jaou5 Cgiamcr, Vermont.
TuIRry-Twe FACES.
Hon Thomas COswIn, Of Chic.
GEpxaS-EI6H- FACES.
Ten g A Crow, Psra.: Free fI,aaas FOR Free Men.
- James Iflan. Iowa: Shall the Territories te
AfsIsaRlscdg
John III kinaa. rcan,. who have yiaiAseJ CuuI-
Carl schusE, WIS Douglas anl r12alar Sovereignty.
sfxTrrs rseEs.
Hen Lyman TrumbuiG III; Seizure ot tho srseaas st
Harrcr's FerFs. Va. and Ithe-fy, Ne, and in
Wind alton ot the Republican Party,
". II Seward, y. Y The Slate VI the Country
Lands fsT the T.sad3ess--t TraSt
snt AT sac Republican speeches. will be published
delivered.
purtnr TIC rreslGertfsi Campaign. Speeches snd
Documents will he supplied the following refused
ptireS:
Eisn' PAGES per hundred e2gcs fee Of r,s;,sc. 50
TwrnlT T-taar " 10
A44.ess cgths- or the aS,re Committee
GEORGE HARRINGTON, stcrefary.
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WHOLE NO. l83.
now 4 LADY PRESERvED vr~r.--
REPLY TO I1AYNE

REPLY TO nAYNE.
The Taaason tMassacha.ss,s) Cs<,e,.
Incorporates the following io,.r,.,;..
"reminiscences 10 : notice Of the ar,;e,. =
|"1hs Na'iona' 1aselHoexeer ana Il, rdi..
tors" IN the last .iilaa.ic Moa,Als:
'it viii be seen from this interesting
narrative that there vas time when Jo,srS
uaies stood atone among Congressional
reporters; and 70 still further illustrate ID
position in that line We call 10 mind NM
We once heard an intimate friend Of M.
Webster cay We owed to hin aud ni, vifs
with reg I'd 10 the celebrated r,p,v so
iiayns. Meeting the Massachusetts Senator.
a. he was going TO the Capiscl on thar
morning. Mr.. Gales inquired az him how
long he ,Rsended Ia spcSk. About half an
hoar, was the reply. The editors duties
at that time were rressing; bur he ven,ar<d
to take 80 much time from then. M
Webster. however, directly after met Jodce
story, who said that be Thought the e,see
had come to give to the country his Si>ve
on the constitution. To THE prspos;,ioN
he asseated. Mr.. Gsles took Up his reucil.
unaware of this new arrangement, and
alike unconscious OF the larsv Of time uuder
the enchantmeat Of the ora,or, and cosse.
qnently he wrote on until the close AZ the
spell. Some days passing away and the
"prcof" Of the speech not arpearins, NJ.
Webster called on the reporter md msds
inquiry. have the notes, said Mr.. Gales.
and they are at your service, NJ l shall
never Ind time to write them out. Thia
led to some remnnstraucs aud persussioa,.
but the orer-taskcd editor stood 6rm.
Then Mrs. Gales came to the rc.eu, hy
saying TINT che thought she could decipAcr
her husbands short hand, a. she hs0
formerly occasionally done 90. Mr.. Caller
doubted. seeing that il Was fifteen years
since she had tried it. But she had heard
the speech and as the resistle., sWeev Il
its argument and the correou. and massive
magnifieenee Of its imagery we're vet vivid
in her mind. she persisted in undsr.ak .ne
the difficult work. In due time thereafter.
the fair manuscript came to Mr.. Webster's
hands for final correction. Scarceiy a
word needed to be changed; and soon a ses
of diamonds. costing thousand dollars.
accompanied the rich thanks of the elooucns
statesman. Thus was saved 10 literature
the most memorable ora.ien Of The Amc,i i4u
Senatc.'
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wri.iea ssr the Nenpa.ea.
LITTLE IDA
k9sa this World Of care and strife, 4

And this world as care and strife,
wAea frieads have serSat to cheer,
No essafa-t more d, others sire,
IAar little IDA dear.
The prsttle Q. thy loving rolce;
fhy i:t;ie wianinS vsys,
Tie rzttering ef thy busy feet;
The watching thee nj plays
Thy Aa,sy smiling saee At dawn;
TaY hiss at close OF day;
LIAe gaaraiaa angels, whispering peace
They cheer ny weary Way.
A ter short msnihs thy guile'ess leve
He ehcered and hiessei ny heart.
But nss; give my fresssrs up,
All from IuJ darling part
I'll Riss thee ., tae early dawn,
rks- am far away.
III miss thee at the hoar Of eve,
When alone do pray.
But never mere shsil forget,
through nianths or rolling years,
The beam thrown across my path,
Our little IDA dear.
fortune, froun more dark on me-
On me your tenpesis shaver;
Ba, spare. o spare! from adverse winds
1 Our tender. priceless ae~er.
corSeIL BLUFFS, iowa. A.B Q.
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vThe Baltimore American say. 4

T The Baltimore American says that
at the late examination for admission 10 the
naval acad my at Annapolis, tMd.) "Ths
brightest boy Of the whole class was little
fellow from Texas. about fifteen years Of
age, who had been three years setting type
10 nc~spsrer Office, and had studied Dath.
enatics aDd ari,brctic with dip candle 10
the earret Of log cabin nt night. lie wss
poorly clad when be reached Annapolis. and
CO being asked how be obtained the msans
to reach Annapolis, replied that he worked
for il, and ihat bis money falling short On
the route, he hsd got some small jobs .,
type setting 10 New Orleans and other points
Of h:- journeJ., IL be should not be admit.
ted, he eSp.ctedio work his way home again.
We cav him on Saturday on boasd the Co.'S
ssssosioD 10 his naval uniform, with his gilt
bustoss and ssshsss, looking - bright ssd
hopefoi - il be anticipated bsconiog eos-
nodsxe."
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LORD WtiEEl.BARNOW.

The New York Century relates this amus.
ing nEenaate, Illustrating tho force with
which stranger in ltay is struck By the
obsequious respect paid by tho people there
10 military and atistocratle titles:
The word captain,' or colonel"
'couut," or "lord," attached 70 urma
10 II passport, is sufficient to insure the bear
er aul all the untitled friends with whom
he may be travelling, the earliest and most
distinguished attention from railway OH.
cnls and the police. This social fact Is well
illustrated by the story Of Lord Wheelbar.
row. Those cf our readers who have enjoy
ed the good fortune 10 see the Carnival at
Rome, will remember the temporary balco-
MES erected in the piazzn del popoio at QUO
extremity If h Core, which are set apart
for the usa Of the Roman nobility and for.
cgnars Of dist uciion during the race which
concludes the fes,iyi.y Of each day. Mr.. r.,
an English artist OF merit, resident in Rome,
walking one evening during the Carnival
down the Via B,buino towards the obelisk
in the centre Of tho plaza. offered 10 bet
with Young gentleman, bis companion,
that he would gain entrance into tue con-
secrated precinct. The friend accepted The
wager.
NJ. II. Immediately threw away his cigar.
and walking qu;e,ly up to tho policeman Who
guarded the premises, asked impFc.sveJ;
sis the Irenc, minister arrived I"
"So, sisnore."
"rhc Belgian Minister, is be witGsn?"
"Nn sisnore."
81 will walk in without waiting for ,hsm.'
said Mr.. II; then seeing that the u,sn wac
about to raise objections, he added. with
iign,Gsi emphasis, !" Lord Whselbarrow."
"All right, signore," said the oaicer, with
deferentinl obsi.ance, "prny enter"
Then be opened the door, conducted Lord
Wheslbarrow to conspicuon, place, md
left him to enjoy the races. greatly to ihs
amusement and envy Of his fricnds, who
stood below in the crowd.
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eyAa amusing incident combined with
n serious explosion occurred at the Wes.
tern ralroai epginc house, 10 this cisy,
early Monday morning. One Of tho engl.
neers had wickcdiy purloined m oil barril.
which he intenled purifying and til NJ with
cider: but how 10 get tho thing free from
the taste and smell Of oil was job ~ Dill.
fisuIt as getting the cs.k itself. JIG took
the advice Of friend, however and flled .
With unsincked lime and water, which ingre..
dents formed an immediate and powerful
gas, cau,ing the barrel 70 explode, ssd
throwing tbs enormous engineer some tvep.
ty fee, in the air aud landing him asifIds OF
a locomotive smoke stack, with hoop -
each hand. Here was cad diiemma. liis
engine was covered with lime, oil and dirty
water, and mnst be ready for the days trip
within an hour; he himself was besmsssed
with the liquid; and lastly his cider bsffei
was only 6t for kindlIng wood. Tbs swo
| latter difficulties. however, wsfs o. necessity
overlooked. and the engine vss only cIsseee
| in season fo- il. early j,urnsy BY nossss
application Of financial soap, and ja1'c'o"sI
| ~. Of shs remaining hour. -Spnn9b 2
/ 3las.) Republicans.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-10-27
A LANE DUCK.

A New York mefchastils bosss hsid sn
unsettled claim Of long standing sks'"ss 2
lame duck .sou. igess.' asd hearing ~ was
becoming .svell TO Do" sent their claim ou
"a : ,,rs., 10 e,llset. ln das tims they
resolved : y.ply which efscsuslly ersshsJ
a.r hons ,bes might hsys snsests'nsd sf
,ee.;,;r. ,bs;r money. Il ran in this wiss;
sGenss: Yon viii never g. any spcuoo
licss from Bill Johnson. Ine unoakss- .1. k
called spos him, asd found him ~iss go
t.Ie: bis feet appn ths naked ssrsn -
not closbss esoggb upgn him 70 Ssd 2 esss
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PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS.

2. GEESANAS, ssf the srTs * r. 6eesamse 4 &c y
viii give his personal sttesaeu "a The cA-efzl a1a sc-
oGapoaasins AZ Fsysscaas PresSrtpsiaas AEso
fA=siy reeesss Ia sas HSiIsh. German. Latin AID
rrcea LA-xaA<e HIS s~nx erve-ien<e u fAss ia2s-f-
saf departures. ss ;se prsx sassaesss sessses - in
saying thsa eHslre viii BE rr0sefeA Tss
es~sasss e.rs M sssenssss Aas s<sssse3 IN TIE
e,ter. q asaseas - Sr.ss seneraiiy. sssca ssa-
vur.sss 81 ssts<sss ~, = sssssss ~
o<o-