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Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-23

Answer me for you are better read
in the Bible than L am, and have
more learning; is there any hope for
your poor sinful brother?'
There is hope, John, for all who
repent and sincerely ask forgiveness
answered l. Your offences have
been light offences, my brother, and
if any one may hope to be pardoned,
surely it is you. You must ask God
to forgive you, and it is my belief
that if you ask in sincerity he will
But do you know my dear broth
ers, that we have not prayed since
this calamity befel us =
1T is indeed true,' said James
what would mother say if she knew
we had been three days without pray
er2 what would our good, father say
if he knew that we had received such
great 1nercies and forgot to thank
the giver Of them; We were not
taught this neglect in our fathers
house.,
1t is not too late to pray yet,' said
the sufferer And oh Pray for my
poor soul, and pray for father and
mother, and Sally, and all the rest of
them.
We knelt down in the boat around
him, and l, at the request Of my
brothers, and according to the best
of my ability, offered up the pray
ers which We're required by his situa-
ton and ours When had finished,
he asked US to sing the beautiful
hymn to with he had referred, and
which went in our house by the name
OF: mothers favorite:'
While we were singing the two
first stanzas, he heard occasionally a
low moan from him; but during the
last he was perfectly silent. When
we had finished it, james raised him
up and asked him 'hew he felt now
|-he spoke to lifeless corpse.
! We did not commit him to the
ocean; but with the hope that W.
might yet be permitted to inter hin
on the land, perhaps in the old mos
sy church-yard At, we wrap
ped up his remains i'll the toai -s.a..
and laid him down Gu the bottom O.
the boat.
, No;hing now remained for thu
survivors but 20 wait patiently the
appointed time for our deliverance o.
death. In the meantime we grew
, weaker and weaker every hour. Wa
ter failed us, food we had none, ant
CONTINUED IN OUR NEXT.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-23
7roovs RcJuse 10 toH,c tie Oat7. :.

Yesterday morning thirty members
Of the New York Irish Regiment. uu-
der Col. Cocoran, reached this city.
from Washington, en route ioc their
homes They represented thar their
fare was so bad that they could not
nat it.; besides which they were re-
quired to. take an oath to serve for
two years 10 thas they demNrrec,
aud preferred rather 30 return to their
homes. Lhey stated that between.
one and two hundred Of the regiment
refused TO take the ca h.
Baitim0se San ots Monday.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-23
Stcphcn Giirurtl's RuLe.-"L have

Stephen GirurtLs RuLe-'L. have
always considered advertising, liber-
ally and long, to be the great medi-
um of success in business, and pre-
Iude to wealth. And have made ii
an inverlable rule, too, advertise in
the dullest times, long experience
having taught raa tha5 money thus
spent is we'll laid out; as keeping
my business continually before the
public, it has secured me many sales
hat l would otherwise have lost"
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-23

The Memphis COMMITTEES of safety
have authorized the organization of a
volunteer company composed of patri-
otic free men OF color, of that city,
for the cen,lnon defence.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-23

and stars, the brightest | ever saw,
came out from behind them: The
sun of the third day rose, bright and
glorious, giving pleasure to innumer-
able myriads of sreatures,and things,
but none to us. Instead Of food for
hope, or cause for joy, there was a
fresh sorrow added to the list ofthose
which were alread y bowling us to the
grave. 1t was obvious that our
brother. John was fast sinking into
the arms Of ddeath He had not been
able for some time to endure much
hardship, and was thought by many
to be- going into q decline. Our ia
ther thoug ght him unfit to meet the
tolls of day Of common exertion,
and opposed his coming in the NOR
ming; how much more was he inca
pable Of eneountering those Of two
days of tempest and exposure such
as We had adencounte1ed.
Still, it was only in his face that
we beheld death approaching. He
made no complaints, asked no ques-
tious, said nothing: about home, or
friends, or deliverance, or food, or
water, subjects which occupied the
others continually, but showed a
kind, af apathetical Indifference to
his, fate. BY throwing over him such
of our clothing as we could spare, we
contrived to keep off some of the wet
and cold, and, as far AS lodging Went,
to make him tolerable Had we
possessed a plentiful supply Of food
and water, we might, perhaps, have
kept him alive for some days lon
ger. But the whole quantity Of vic
tuals we had taken with us would
scarce have sutiiced for the, dinner OF
a man Of ordinary appetite; and the
stock Of rain wafer we had saved
in the boat bucket was speedily very
low he was dying Of hunger and
thirst.
! About nine o'clock in the evening
he called to me low and plaintively
Lynn
Il am here, my brother, at you1
side / answered.
Are we at home asked he.
no, john" answered.
|. Hist! yes we are, I am sure
There! l hear our mothers voice,
said he, vary family.
| 'Oh, John, that cannot be- said I
why, we are fifty, perhaps a hundred
miles from the shore. Al any N {
we have been among the gulf wee'
Tor hours, and that you know is ;
sure sign that we are very near th'
Sult-strean.'
i can't help that my brother;
am sure | heard her voice. Sil'
was singing that beautiful hymn
: she loved so much to hear You sing
and which you sing so welt; to
your voice, you know, is the on,
very good one III the family
oh, grave, where is thy victory!
On oe.ttn, v hero is thy sting
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-23

CN t.S.ttfl, " mere III SLID
|. i. was mere fancy, john said I.
nearly choi<ed with tears.
Il was not fancy, Lynn; | heard
her rs plain as | hear your voice
now, my brother. There! there
again Oh, my dear mother! if |
could only lay my aching head upon
your bosom And hist! there is
fathers Voice too he Is calling to
some people Il great distance Off, an:
telling them he shall be with them
by-and-by. l know the meaning OF
Ii now, my dear brother; l am go
ing to die, and these sounds are the
fofcrunners Of my death. Wake
James and Timothy.
James and Timothy were called
and 20 them he repeated that he was
dying.
'Un, Lhopenpt,' i'nno'hy, said en-
couraginsiy. 'iouare very Ill, John
and think very mach abont home
and that is the reason why you fan
cy you hs;r The Voice af you riends
Cheer up, John; la>o heart my
brother, and We Viii have many :
mercy TO" ,ogeih.i ye...
'DuA'l spr.>r- nat Wy, ilmothy,
sad .e ,tv.ns boy, .uon't spr,>k yha
way. > Ayr h,Agnts should nov
ocospy my mlsd. aad i h!nS yours
-. .iou- .,,s II aHathv: Woriu, ana o
TIE punsu,nenl wu have deserve,
for our SINS. i.yna, llo YOU thin
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VTvRUSTEE'S SALE.-WnxREAs, on the 14th
day Of December, A. D 1859, Joseph Quick.
an unmarried man, executed unto Austin Corbin
- Trustee, . deed Of Trust, conveying 10 said
Trustee the land in Clinton county, Iowa, des-
cribsd IS follows, to-wit: The east half Of
the south-w quarter Of section No. six f6,) in
township No: eighty lS0,l north Of range No. i've
ance was made by the said Joseph Quick, for tho
purpose Of securing the payment Of two certain
pr0missory notes and the interest thereon. signed
BY said Joseph Quick, and both dated the l4th dsv
Of December. A. d., 1859. and payable a. follows:
One for thirtytvo aud $1,000 dollars. due in six
months, which is paid and tho other for two
hundred and ninsty-twO and $1,000 dollars, due
r. Wheeler, and on which last note ono
hundred dollars has been paid Leaving
due one hundred and ninety-two asd 5O-lO0 dol
lars, with the interest st ten per cent from matu-
Hity. Said Trust deed recorded in Clinton county.
Iowa, records, in book ~" Of mortgages. page AS3
and to It reference 10 made.
And now, said last named note having become
duo and payable, and the said Joseph Quick having
failed 70 pay the same. exceptin part, l, Austin
this public notice, that BY virtue Of the power
which 10 in mo vested BY said Deed Of Trust,
J will, on Saturday, the 18th day Of April,
A. d.. 1861, 1t the hsur Of nine o'clock il tho
forenoon Of ssid day, ct the Court House door. in
the City Of Davenport, expose and ser for rale at
public auction, the parcel Of land above
described. OF % mach thereof o. shall be necessa-
~ % satisfy and pay the amount due said note,
with the interest thereon to the day of SALE to-
gethcr with Ill the colts and expenses attending
said sale, costs Of this notice and Trustees fees
Dated the 10th day Of March, A. D., 1851.
AUSTIN CORBIN,
mch18-dtsl Trustee.
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TVRUSTEE'S SALE.-Whereas. an thc ,st a.x

vNRUSTEE'S SALE.-Whereas, on tho lst day
! Of September, A. D., 1850. Robert w. Bur
rowes and arab Burrowes, his wife, executed unto
Austin Corbin - Trustee, certain Deed Of Trust,
conveying TO ssid Trustee the land in Clinton
county, Iowa, described o. follows, Wit: The
south half Of the south vest quarter Of tho south
east quarter Of section number twenty i've, and
the following part Of the south west quarter az
said section ; beginning 1t the south west corner
Of ssid section twenty five rs j thence north 6f-
y rods; thence east ono hundred and sixty rods !;
thence soath ffty rods; thence est one hundred
and sixty rods to the place Of beginning Ill in
township eighty-one 49, north Of range number
three IT, east Of the 9TH principal meridian !;
which said conveyance was made BY the said
Robert w. Burowes and wife, for the purpose Of
securing the payment Of six certain promissory
notes, and the Interest thereon, sigped 81 aid
Robert ". Burowes, dated the LIST day Of Septem-
Der, 4. d., 1860, and payable - follows: One for
tho sum Of twenty 0v-l0o dollars, due sin months
after date. payable With exchange on New York.
1t tho Banking House Of AsckIst Corbin. vi
Decd Of Trust 10 recorded in book J" u mort
cages, pages 48l and lS5, of Clinton county re-
cords, 70 which reference IL made
And now, said note having become due and
payable and the said Robert W. Burrowes having
asilsd 70 psy II: SANE. J, Austin Cor6in
lie notice, that by virtue Of the power which 4 in
| me vested BY said Deed Of Trust, viii, on Sat.
urday, the 18th day Of April. A. D. 1851. =,
the hoar Of nine o'clock in the forenoon Or s.d
day, 1t the Court House door in the city Of Day
export, expose and offer for sale, 81 public auc
ton. the parcels Of land above described. or :,
much thereof - shall be necessary to satisfy
and pay the amount Of said note, with the in
tersst thereon 70 the day Of sale. together with
al the costs and expenses attending said sale
| costs Of this notice and Trustee's fees.
Dated the 18th day Of March, A. d. 1851.
/ AUSTIN CORBlN,
mchl6l Trustee.
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4u018g'S 3ALD.--WwonAa = ~ Sslh
y Say u Asgsse, 4. D., 1oeo, JGnes AntAeny
40 0assh, his wife, e1eeusod unto Austin Ceehjn
. Ircsess, eegteiA detd e Truel eooveyjnR %
ssid Trustee ths land - Clinton county, lows,
desc.iesA - fslievs, to-vit: The sostA-sass
eeanas q ne nossh-veet qalfter, asd the aastA-
eess Quarter Of he soath -west qps.ter, 81 The
vet hall Of The eouth-sast quarter 81 seesiOa
n..bss thisty 1901 l. sowasAip No, sishty-one
lsl. north Of range No. two (2,1 east Of ths So
:. y. Also the sosth -sast Quastsr Of The north.
east quarter, and the north east quarter n The
south. quarter Of ssetien No. thirteen fl5l II
ons &, j east Of the 5th p. NJ; which aid CON.
veya.os vas made hy The hid James aad Sarah
tor the purpose Of securing tho Payment Of
certain prsnissory notes and tho ntsrs I thereon
ngnsd y said James Anthsny, dated the 3sth
ey q August, 4. D.. 1859, and one Of which
Va 70. TIE san q forty dollan, due six months
Clinton county records. o. book ~" Of mortesges.
page 81, TO which rsfersoes 10 made "a 4 mi
description Of said indebtedness.
And now, said six noaths note having b.
cone dsc and payable, and the said James
Anthony having failed 70 pay the same, l, Austin
Corbin, Trustee - Aforesaid, do hereby rive
this public notice that, By virtas Of the pow
will, on Saturday, the 18th day Of April, A.
D. 1861, It The hosr Of nine o'clock il ~ FORE
neon Of said day, st the Court House door, in the
City Of Dsvenpost, expose land offer for sale,
q public auction, the parcels Of land above
described, q 20 much thereof - shall b neces.
Say % satisfy and pay the amount Of said notes
Win the interest thereon 70 the day Of SALE togsth
sr with oil the costs and expenses attending said
sale, costs OF this notice and Trustee sfses,
Dated the 10Th day Of March, A. ID. 1851.
AUSTIN CORBIN,
mchlo-dts Trustee.
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:
apl-l Attorneys for Plaintiff.
CTATE OF IOWA, DISTRICT COURT OF
- Seott county.
Thomas Orr
Alfred Martin }Onginal Notice.
and

ToAlfred Martin and ]. N. Withervax, the above
named defendants. You, and each Of you, ara
here ~ notified that there is fls in the Of
fee Of the Clerk Of the District Court Of said Scott
county, petition Of Thomas Orr, claiming 70 re.
cover Of you, the said Alfred Martin, the sun Of
four hundred end sixty-6ve dollars 1885, with
interest thereon ct ten per cent. per annum, ldus
and payable annually on the LIST Of October Of
each year] from lst Of June. A. D., 1857, - money
due On two certain promissosy notes, made By said
defendant, Alfred Martin TO dsfsndsntJ. n. With
srvax, ono Of sail notes being for the sum Of
one hnndrsd and forty dollars $780, due and
payable on the let day Ct October, 1883, the other
Of said notes being for the sum Of three hundred
and twenty i've dollars 1891 due and payable
ON tho LIST day Of October, 1855; each Of said
notes bearing date lst June, 1857, and bearing in
terest q The rate o. tsn Per cent. PET snnun pay
year. Said petition also slsims the foreclosure
Of mortgage Of certain real estats In ssid Scott
comfy. lows, vis: The south half Of the north
east qssrter Of section fifteen ISL in township
seventy mine [7o,J north Of range one II east q
5th =. \. e!scstsd BY said ALFRED Martin e
said J. N. Witherwax, 70 secure tho payment Of
said promisssry notes. ~ we'll Of other psomissosy
notes in said msrtgags described aad tast you,
the aid defendants, and eseh Of you may BE- for
ever barred and foseclossd Of and fsom III interest
or equity Of redemption in said land, after The
sale thereof, TO sstisfy the amount due on said
promissory notes. The said peomissory notes and
the said mortgage, having beea daily endorssd asd
transferred By said defendant, J. y. Withsswax
The said petitioner, Thomas Orr, being now the
legal owner and holder Of said psouissosy notss
asd ssia mortgage.
And, unless you appear and answer 70 ssid psti-
ton and defs.d the sane before noon Of the SEE
ond day Of the next term Of said District Court
to b held ct the city Of Davenport, In said Scots
county, on the first Monday Of June, A. D., 1851,
default will entered against you snd judgment
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TRUSTEES SALE-WHEREAs, on the 18th
day Of February, A.. ID. 1860, Aaron Smith
and Eliza Smith Of Clinton county, lows, ezecu-
ted unto Austin Corbin, % Trustee, deed Of trust,
conveying 10 said Trustee the land in Clinton coun-
ty lows, described - follows, to- wit: The south
ives: quarter Of section No. twenty seven in
east Of the 18th r. \. which aid conveyance
was made b. the said Smith and vie for The
purpose Of securing the payment oscertain prom
issory notes and the interest thereon, signed BY
said Aaron Smith, dated the 10th day Of februa-
y, 4. j. 1850; one Of which Vas for the sum Of
I've hundred and twenty i've dollars, dss in ono
year from date, to the order of Edward Wynan,
with Ten per cent. interest after due which IL tho
only amount now unpaid. Said deed Of Trust lie
recorded in Clinton cosnty, Iowa, records, in book
"J"of mortgages, page 2s3, to which refersnoe 10
made hereby.
And sow, said described note having become due
and payable, and The aid Aaron Smith having
failed 70 pay the same. ], Austin Corbin, Trustee
- aforesaid. do hereby give this public
notioe, that By virtue Of the power which 10 in
me vsstsd BY said Deed Of Trust, I will, on
the 18th day Of april, 1861, At
nine o'clock, in the forenoon, at the Court
House door in the City Of Davenport, expose and
offer for sale ct pablo auction, the parcel Of land
above desesibsd or thereof - shall b necessary
TO satisfy and pay the mount Of ssid note, and
the interest thereon 70 the day Of sale, together
with oil the costs and expenses attending said
sale, Of this noticeaod trustee fees.
Dated The 18th day u Mach, A. D., 1851.
AUSTIN CORBIN,
Deh0S -dts1 Trustee.
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CTATE OF IOWA, COUNTY OF SCOTT, So,
~ In the District Court.
Antoine LeClaire
John M.loney, Mary An, Original Notice.
Maloney and Martin

To John Maloney, Mary Ann..Maloney and Mar.
tin O'Brien, Defendants. You are hereby notified
that there Is now on file, in the Office Of the Cerl
Of the District Court Of said county petition il
equity Of Antoine LeClaire, claiming Of you ths
foreclosure Of certain mortgage made BY John
Maloney and Mary Ann Naloney, his wife, to 4,
LsClaife, and dated October 9Th, 1885, on the fol-
lowing described rsal estate in SCOTT county, love-
to wit: The east half Of lot No.. eight least n
Of 81 in block No. eighty foaf 1871 known, desig-
mated and numbered on the plat Of L. Claire
seventh addition to the city Of Davenport, given
70 secure the payment Of two notes Of the same
date, for $S7 5O-l0O dsllars each, payable n one
and two years after date, TIE last one Of whi:h !.
past due and unpaid and that unless you shall
appear and answer said petition and defend o. Q!
before noon Of the second day Of the next term q
said Court. 70 be holden on the htst y Jnday OF
june, A. d., 1851, Plaintiff will take decree foI
the foreclosure herein claimed and for such other
relief ~ he IL entitled 70.
Dated 9ad February, 4. D., 1881:
CdxRLES z. PUTNAM,
frv2a, Plaintiff Attorney.
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VTyRUSTEE'S SALE.-WHsRBAs, on the 9TH
j day ofJauuary, a. D., 1860, Philip Born exc
cuted unto Geo s. G. Dow, = Trustee, . csrtsi.
deed Of Trust, conveying to said Trustee the land
IN Clinton County. Iowa, described - fellows,
to-wit: The east half Of lot number four 90
and tho east half Of lot number three g., in sec
ton number six CO., intownship nsgbsr eighty
SOL north ofrange number three q, esst o. ths
5th p. ~; which said oonveyance was made ~
the said Philip Born for the purpose Of securing
the payment Of certain pgomissoIy note ana the
interest thereon, signed By said Philip HORN,
dated the lth day Of January, 4. D., 1850, and
peysble to the order Of Heinrich Born in ons year
with ten per cent interest after due,- the AMOUNT
thereof being two hundred and nifty three (S5oS
dollars. which, with be interest thereon from
time OF maturity OF said note il nov due.
And now, said note havink become
due and payable, and the said Philip Born
having failed to pay the same, !, Geo: 8. 9: Dow
Trustee . aforesaid 40 hereby give pablo %
tics, that By virtue q the toveE Which g n ne
vested by said DEED Or Trust, vail, % Saturday,
The 9Th iay Of April, 4. ?. ls:i, = tas hour on
Of two o'clock in the sftssnooc O enad ~, -
Court House door, il the city q DevenPoL q
pose and offer sale, ct psb!ts seeoee, .ot 80
the parcel ofaud absvs described - % n9ch teee-
Of = shall b necessary e SATISFY sna pey ne
amount Of said nots, with 80 ineesest 0sse-
q 70 the dsy Of ole, tagether VITA ~ sheeoos
ana expeasss attas1ing sid saie, ssses 8 this
notioe - Trustees foo0.
Dstsi ~ o. 1ay = Apsil, = 2. lec1:
GEO. g. O.O0W,
1Gh1N M& 41t4A 44A9- 1SDooos
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TKUSTEIH SALE.-Whsrsas, On the lat day
u Of Ssptsnhss, a. D, 1850, Frederick Suiter
and Rsbscss 4. Suitss sxeestsd unto Austin Cor
bin = Trustee, certain dssd Of Trust, Conveying
70 said Trustee the lad il Clintoa eeusty, Iowa.
described - follows. to-wit: The sosth- vest
quarter Of the eoath-sest quastsr ssd the south
east quarter Il The seuth-vest quarter q section
twenty three 49, il township eighty.one 49,
north II rsags shsss (3,l east u he 5th r. n.
rhi:h sid eesveyseee -. naas By the said
Frederick Ssitsr aad wife, fos the lsrposs Of
note and he intseset thereon, signsd By SAID
Frederick 6sitss, dat4 tie Let day Of ssptem-
Der, 4. D, 1894 saA 1aysbls six months from
date u the Banking Hosss Of Nsssn. Mackiot /
Corbin, with ten per cent. interest after due, pay
able TO the order q WI. r. Wheeler, for tie
sun Of three hundred asd thisty-ssvsn 50 100 dol
Lars. Said Deed Of Trust y recorded il back ~"
Of mortgages, pages 40 and ~, Of Clinton eoun-
y records, 70 which ssfsssscn v nads.
And now, said sots having become due
and payable, and the ssid PFsdssiok Setter havine
failed topay the sa1s, ], Asssin Cesbin, Trustee
aforesaid. Do hsssby 1--WE this psblie notice. that
By virtue Of The power, which u in ne vested by
ssid Deed 81 TraatI willon Saturday, the 18Th day
Of April 4. p. 1851, st the hourof zine O'Clock Il
the forenoon Of ssid DAY. u the Cosrt Hsuse
door, in the city Of Dsvsnpost, sxposs aDd Or
for sale, st psblie sssliss, the tarsel. Of iani
above dsesRibed, q - nush thsseef g shaIl
b necessary 70 satisfy I'D ply the aaount Il sai1
note, With the interest thssoon - Tie day q
sale, together With Ill the oosts ed exncnses
atten1ing aiA sals, sests q this notioe - m
Dated he 18th day u Mach, 4. D.,losl
AUSTIN C0RbIN,
nehlG 3sls>ee.
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