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by the arrival Of tho brig Echo at Philsdsl-
psis from Port-au-PfinOs ws have adviccs
down to May ~.
Several large Spanish war frigstes wsro on
Port.au-Prince, when the Echo JAILED, threat
eping TO bsmbsrd the Ilace, and all the ves.
seis In the harbor wers prepared 70 leave - soon
% tbs bombafdment should eomm,nce.
The Commodore Of the Spanish squadron had
dem sndst the evacuation n Hincba, aforl lidod
town on the old y snch boundary lire tween
Hay u and D9mi, lea P'ccident GsrFKrARD
retw.d 10 acceds TO this request. until he sh uld
hear from France and England, and bad also
sent 1000 Hay zion soldiers 10 garrison the
place, which greatly .nfassd the Sp,nish COM
msndsr. This was the position Il affairs when
the Echo sailed.
Tho feeling on the Island between the black
and mulstto population was any Thug but ami.
cable; the Ermsr we're In favor Of tho present
n lied Goveenme. :, BY which they vsrs epa.
bisd to obtaiD tho lioo's share OF the spoila
stils the Latter gensrally favored French
proteStorats, az they would thsn oh aiu more
Tbere was also another uen6ls brewing on
the Island, which was likely 10 smbarass the
Govsnment. The free blacks that had bsen
snticed there by GEFFRARD found things quite
different from what they we're represented by
RHprArH and his associates. They were COM
pelisd 10 work two days In the week for the
Government, until their passage out, some
t1s, ws paid. They were oaly allowed e3
Hay tisn esrrenoy per diem to live on and sup.
port their families, which h equal TO about
70 cents Of our. money. Tkey were also In
pressed In the army, and, bsing marched to the
fIontiers, tire Hayiisns took good care to put
them In the front ranks.
Commercial afain we're unchanged, and busi-
nss generally was quits dull.
The 0pinione hopss something from France,
bscsuss Hsytisns tpssk French and have French
msnuess, but upon Btitish sympathy for the
African 10 its great rsliancs.
Spain, II IL predicted, will sacr'hcs millions,
and many of il best soldiers, In its vain effort
In Dominica. But France Il reinvoksd ~ aid
''liborty and progress In Hsyti.
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A oorrsspondsat Of the St. Louis RepuUican,
writing from Van Barren, Arkansas, on the 18th
ultimo, m.kss the folio sing statement In refer
section Of the state.
V! win first say that I am southern man,
southern born and southern raised, aud de-
scendsd from southern parsnts--ons too, who
has an Opportunity to know. .
The peoplo OF Western
AskansaA, the true people, the bone and sInsw
Of our Land, are yet, In sentiment and at heart,
for the preservation Of our once glorious Union.
We havs with u. . f.natiosl party Who sssk
ths destruction Of our Union, for the purpose of
psrsoaL ambition, the organic law o. which u
role or ruin, self aggrandixsmsnt and seas- gain.
Bat the vsy scarce Of power Is denied power.
We are told by the leaders, that u w say
Union, We are Abolitionists, and We mud leave
or swing; this q one cause that 90 nttls Il
heard from our Union nAaa. Tho sscsssionlsts
naks all the fuss. The bowling Of oas volf At
distance y taksR tog thzss " nersi tSs tnia
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n, Grave OF senator Dcu.,...

TIE Chic'go Tribune says .-'fhro is hou,
yesterday. ~ort mon were preparing ut Cottage
Grove, the Anticipated homestead Of Judge
DorotAs, splace for the reception Of his re-
nsins, 'he marrow house .,sd for ali
the living, In place Of ths home where he had
hoped to pass the even pg OF his days. An ak.
osvation ssvsn feet In depth has boon made Ia
reddish gravelly soil. A brick aoorins has
be,n laid, and tho sidsa walled no with brick,
and afch,d over about thrs feet In helphth
This, Of course, will form but Q tsnpsrny
tomb. The ssicction could not be batter, and
II especially appropriate, ~ the alto vas Q ia
vorite one with Senator DouaLAs, and Was Sc
leeted by him a. the spot for his future resi-
dsnee. Il is irsmediatsly adj .csnt to tho spot
whore his permanent tomb and monus ept vii
10 rssrsd, 10 mark the s.ot. This tomb IL b, =
ing srsc'ei upon . high knoll Of some three
acres Of cleared ground, pcund,d ou the west
and north by hesvy osks on tho east BY the
Ike, and on the south by the Langley 40.
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The NATIONAL CAPuAL viii be captured
a. saved within eight OF ton days, says q
Washington correspondent. within that time,
the fate of Harpsi fsiry will b. sealed. II
the rsbsls there b taken pfisousra, or forced
70 retreat TO Manassas Junction, the columns
will add 80 much strength TO the defense OF
Washington that 10 assAil 1t with any forcs at
the command OF General BxAuanaApD will
be msdnAss. To upwards Of 10000 troops,
soon 10 Be swelled by Connscticut O Maine,
. Wiscor Elm and two Massachusetts, Rsgioaents
will be added OF least $4,000 or 2o.Go0, com :
ing through Chambersburg aud Western Viz
ginia. Then the ques, ion will be Of advancing
In hree 10 Manassas Junctiou--not Of meeting
an assault from that quarter.
The BLUsDHRs at Great Bethel havs sx-
eittd intense NOR lifc alton ~ Washington.
High authorities express the opinion that,
sioce an advance bad been made 50 far, the
force OF forty-two hundred men would have
been better emp,oyod 10 storming tho masked
battsry, even at great loss, than 70 incur q
sInsle loss in disgrIc1'ul retreat. Tbs con-
duct Of General P,EacE 10 censursd In good
,et terms. This officer comes from New Dsd-
ford, Mass, and u not suspected Of possessing
any military ability His appointment Is said
TO have been snlirsly on political grounds.
Confidence Is everywhere expressed that Gen.
DUTLER will not suffer this stain 70 rest on our
arms. When Gen BufLER heard the nsws
ho declared tbs. the Rsbsl batteries shouli 10
taken within I renty-four hours.
Gov. HTcKa HAS PuBLIsnD an address 10
the people Of Maryland, rsfutiug and rsssn,ipg
the charge made by Mayor BR ows, tf Balti-
more, to the House Of Delegates, that Gov.
Hicks had any completely 10 tho uslavfdl de.
afraetion OF the bridges on the Pailsdslphia
Wilmington and Baltimore, and the Norfhern
Csntral railroads, on the night Il the 10th Of
April.
TIE BEsoHHa PHALAxx.--The Rev. HIsRY
WARD BxEcHKR tslegrsphs from Washington
the final acssptancs Of the Brooklyn regiment
In which his son is hsutensnt.
A DEPUrAIIoS Of citizens Of PAducah, Ky.,
visited Gen. PsAHTIss, with q request that he
would send up force TO protsct thsm In hold.
ing . Union meeting there. Cen. PRksTss
accepts the doctrine that II is the duty Of q
government to protect It's own loyal citizens;
and he would certainly have compiisd with the
request had II bssn made In season. 6ach re-
quests, on the part Of citizH Of Kentucky, are
now becoming numerous; and We will io,n hear
that G.n. PRRHIIss af rds protection In every
case whore II Ia practicable, no matter whether
the ''soil" occupied be that Of Illinois or Ken
tucky.
EHGev. STANTON, Of Kansas, has been COM
missioned ss Brigadisr. General In the United
States Army, and has besn detailed for duty at
New Msxico where hs Is TO ralse two rsgi-
msnts. One Of these rsginsnts is to BE- COM
manded by Sr. VRAu, and is to be enlisted
from the native Msxic ans; the other regiment
b to be composed Of Americans, and commaud-
ID BY KIT CARsoH.
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In recent lecture, GsAor Ga.sswoop gave
the following incident, said 70 hsve occurred ss
the time es the burning Of steamer on one Of
our wsstsrn lakes. II is one among thousand
Of the beautiful incidents which reveal tbs
horo!c In common lie.
Among the few Passengers who's couvsre
asd perseverance Of mind ross superior 10 ali
the horrors Of that tisht, was mo,hse VII,
succeeded iu saving her too Children BY means
Of floating ssttee. For hours, till help came
sbe obsered ard comforted tho shiveriug fright
ensd little creatures, sustaining herself NEAR
while in ibs watsr BY merely resting her chin
on the frail support. This mother related that
once, as they wero floating near the burnirg
vrck, man swan towards thsm, looking
sPsnt and desperate. Seeing hin aboGt 10 Erssp
the settts, abe cried, 20, do not take 10 away
from my poor little children" The nan made
TO answer. yet the appeal struck home, for BY
tho light OF the flames she could soc that his
face was copvulsod a. with 6srcs struggle be-
tween the mighty instinct Of nature. and some
thing better and msulier. IL was but mo-
m'nt. He threw up bis arms with groan Of
rsnoncistion, fang himself over back wards,
and went down.
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Ixsrrible 1adian Massacre as stsis's Feak.
THE sAvAoHs roRruRs rHRln yIouns.


sA'AsAs .os.oA. rhAh Vlonhs'
An express reached Mesill. en- the Sth inst /,
bfinetng most Appauing htslligsncs OF recent
ibcisa outrsges Ia the nsigh ,orhoot oil STEMS
fssk Auzoua CAoHu'E, who vas reported
ohaye bstn killed In Sonors hes 'eiarned
VIII ns oraves 70 tns scene Of his for nsr opsr-
aicns, determined 10 wsg. war 70 the knife.
Tbs comparative qu'et Of tbs last re months
bm svidentiy been occisioned by the absence
oi tne indiAns IN some part OF Mexico, who're
they nave undouotsdIy removed thor wons1
and children. he removal OF the Ovorl md
mai has no doubt ierved greatly TO snSoldsa
the ipoians, they uns oubtedly a.tribating the
sosnoonmsnt d the roats entirely to their
fc,sys.
all bccn mss'acrsd, although there exists .
hops th,t 'oms OF them may be retained as
pfeo.srs. Ihs savages inflicted upon sone OF
their victims horrib'e torture, aud exhibited
arshuensnt o. erusity unPsrh elsd In tho cat
aloRus Of Indian barbArities. From the Ak
Pres:man, Mr.. PhIoH, we gather the folio wing
paiusms,,;
A provision wagon left Tanks station on
April 70, EDWARD DoNHRILr and Para 'ck
DosAenur In charge TO get load OF Il 'ur AZ
tho San Cimops Stati,n. Ihoy started On heir
returr, bur n.ver rsscbsdtss Tanks Toe next
dsy TIVE express mon, Messrs: PAueK aud
OBhrrs, left the raLks westward bouns, and
have not sincs bsen hsArd Of. On tho 9Th
coach l.ft the Tanks fcr West, la which wore
I've Persots.MI J. J. GIoDpWess Superin.
tebd.nt Of TIE San Antonio aad San Diego
Mail company, MIoHAEL MIA, Road Agent,
and AsrRosr ALDER, SAhuEI. NEELnr and
nr. bsioos, employees OF the Overland Mail
mPsny.
Two or the males whi a ioft In tho coach re.
tor, cd TO the Tanks STATEN, badly bruised,
spd hAd evidently bcen IN severe struggle.
Ihis crcums'ance aroused suspicious, aud .
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rHIcE5 OF FOOD NORTH AND SOUTH.

A REvEhFsD REBEL In Mississippi urge,
on the government 10 issue commissions 10,
land Watering, as we'll as for sea: b, saws
that plenty OF men would lola for the chance
OF plunder, and, led by BARKspAL., would
take Nd sack Cairo, St. Louis and Chicago, in
w days besides hanging Geo. HAHsKY.
PHILLIr WnspEII, 20 years Of age, appear
cd In CoAoss, N. l., few days since, with an
old husk,t that did good iervics In the revo-
lptlon In the hands Of his father, aud In tho war
VI 1872, In bis own. He was bou1d for tbe
war, and declared that his old gun should no
through the "traitor WAL" with ils honor ua-
unssllisd.
TIE CoHrKMPTIDLs MRANNrss OF trai,ors
was assxemplihed at Jefferson City, Mo-, last
week. Twsnty.nvs little boys were employ. !.
sd BY tho state authority, to make crt-
ridges, to b paid 30 cents day. On Sstur.
S aay :, snsrs ere. vas no money forthcoming; the
ptd work on Monday the psrints ndsnt
sst TO work buying Me tcys Adrsl-earsed claim,
at CO cents on Me dollar. .|
A QUESTIONABLE NAME.-we must have
q pct name for the Confederate States, Uncls
Sam % turned over TO the Yankees, as an In.
ystersts old curmudgeon. Lat us make Cousi~
sally our waichword and rallying cry, Ths
thought would DO In harmony with the chiy-
alrous gsDantry that should marx the ehaIac-
ter Of tbs sons Of the South. Who will mot
fight for Copan Sally 2-Mobils Tribune.
How To vorE UsIon AMONG TRArroas -
A resident OF Alexandra Communicates an
account OF the way In which . Union man
there secured Q tres expression Of opinion
aqsinst secession. (which way do Won
vote 2" shouted the excited and armed rsbsis
At the polls. :. One vote d that he replied.
drawing q revolver but shall not use Il un-
ticket. He was unmoisstsd. a iss such s,Sa sc,s
OF hsroism would redeem Q state, and shouId
not go unrswsrdsd. = :.
BALLsoSMd ZOE rHs ARMr.--Ths Troy
1Snes says that JOHN La MouNrArH, the ball
ioonist, has received Letter from Gen. Bur-
LHR, st FORTRESS Monros, IN Response TO his pro.
Po'ition 70 satsr ths army with bis balloon, for
rseonnoatsring purposes. The Genersl says the
service pod y q great Importance, and u
tAs plan. q nr. La MogsrAl are carried out,
therefore invites him to FNtrsss Monroe, with
his influence with The War Department 70 have
an sfieial position assigned him, u the expert.
msnts succeed.
1T rs STATED rnAr HAapxx, thu rebel su-
thor Of HARDnn's Tactics, was passenger, in
the disguise Of female apparel, In the last
stsamer that left for Europe. In ths Last news
Of his whsIs.boats, be was said 70 b In com
nsnd Of Fort Morgan, guarding Mobile. Il
was understood some time ago that be had
been sent 70 Europe to purchase arms for ths
Southern Coofsdsracy. Whistler the rsbsl
tactician has come TO realizing seuss Of the
danger Of associs'iDg with traitors and has
tahen TIL, method Of eating their acquAil-
faDgsIasnis ior the dsliysry Of the arms prs.
yiously purchased, % that they may escape the
U.itsd Statss cruissra q . subject Of sar-
miss. ....-'
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strepg,bsrs and encouraged, and many have
bean addsdyo the church, 90 Inst not merely in
ths inansdiats lsighbsthcod, but even ths
whole len ,th and breadth Of the land, ths pray
ef- meetings have been places d great rsffesh-
rent. The gospel 10 also gladly hsefd By the
common people, 20 that . 0stsn II ittnerating
preaching might do usspsakabls good In Ger
many at present.
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Two ARMED sCHooNRRs sre to be ststiopsd
IN the vicinity Of Nantucket, In Compliance
with the pstition cf the citixsns of that 10 m
-, THk RKBKL MAJOR GENERAL of Middle
Tennessee, has hsued a demand to tho p.ople.
asking Tor thousand strong double bsrreilsd
shot guns, Tor use by the cavalry.
UPWARDS or SEvss HusDRxD slaves have
escspei from Vrgisis, within the pas, two
weeks and are now held by tha a,y,rnmsut
forces as coptrabsnd OF war. Value 10 their
owners-ssyen hundred thousand dollars.
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TsrribIs Railway Acci6sus. !.

a platform ear loaded with centre frames,
which leaned on one side, struck an arch Of
Grssn lsland Bridge, on Tuesday moraing;
the Top piscs Of lumber had some twelve men
on II. who were carried away JAS. DONOVAN
and JAS. nCGRArH, wore swept into the canal,
and taken out fatally injured MICHAEL Ca.
between the falling arch and the tie, nslthsr can
possibly recover Jas. HoaAH and PAraIoK
kEzEE. wsrs thrown On the ties, but caueht
there, and not very ssriously injured. The
news of the accident spread Ike Wild Ore, aad
ss the wives and children Of the injured arri
we'd, the scene was heart rsndinR.
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he up'ufi.s . recession aag vhioh - snl -
ccmrafsr sd tsksr . few niehss bsfors IN VI
Eitis. He tn~plsd on n saying, sfhus -
- b: With these VIII raea.' DiSosIy, 49,
70 close IN solsna snd s9nsise ssssw. y
Cd By The way be eaus cut that ~ va ecna.
xnae unused 70 tbs oomncn sayh q ps1G.
0feat God y said be. grant us ssessA = ~
opr righteous csuse, and nay ws-sasy Vs.
tske al the stsrch out Of d,sss d--l fsSA.s
usn-r ---' =.
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reason those IN other states think the wso,.
ptopls Of Aiksnsas are for secession. n q Al
rect vote wsre put TO the people, wS)n A.
Kansas vts'd be loyal to the Unica Ares 10
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ns. BvacH, the hero oxths csisbrsssd d.
agpnsat tSs w bsasat oihlA srsdlNrs.
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N. A. CorwAY was 10 elected 10 Congress
on the 1ith, slight vots was polled.
-Four companies Of infantry lsft Fort Lsavsn.
worth june 10th, for 81. Joteph'G two compa-
paples Of infantry and one Of Dragons also went
TO Kansas City, and win be followed BY two
companies Of cavalry, to assist the loyal iuhab-
itAnts In Sorming "Homs Guards" Two CON.
Psniss Of the lst infantry lsft Fort Kssrnsy on
the 10th, for St. Joseph.
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-
nEPOT FOR J. W. HADFIEI.D'B FIRST
- meepnm Frswo h. A full slsortmeat Of the
best qaaiity. and at the lswef rrises; Dsalen are
usmhar the No., % John d, les a<ass1AS
EIRH WORKS - HADFIELD'S FIRST
Il premium Ere works, sold wholesale as cheap n
s1y houx In the city, al the up toHn dspot200 Ninth
ave, eet 3sc sSS s4th sts, N. Y. ALExR WAUGH.
FIREWORKS A GENERAL ASSORr-
L nasnt Of plain and colore aIewcrks, and of tAs
.sf quality, for sale by BADIAu a LOCK WOOD,
No. M washinstos 81 io4 24Ac'iSl
TNHE GLORIOUS FOURTH.-
Il DEPOT FOR THE q ALE OF HADFIELD1
FlRST PRENIUA FIRE w0aKy.
The sub,cribsr rs stock embraces full list Of tho
woIks OF this celebrated Pyrosechnist; also, YIRk-
gkAgKkRS, TORPEDOks, JOSS STICKS, BAL
Looms, f1ags, Plain and Co'ored umin stins Fire.
and the Trade supplied with exhibitions,
Ct the shortest notice a,d lowe.t psAts prices Or
DER n mail promgdy atte .dea tc. n. BENNETT.
No. 11 RONT 81, nesr Fulton 1t. Nov xork.E
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REAL ESTATE.

RUlLDiNg LOTS FOB HALE ON BEE
" %p ren 3eT-y City e Or iIa asboss = '0s sssa
s sshsAorh9Sds 2; ssrtsp q Point souh Bsrsn, Un. "a
piy 10 CHASiW. WAND. ii water Z. myiS Sl.siiSy
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In tho esss Of TILLY against the Hudssu
River Railroad Co., for ths dssth Of plaiutiTs
wife, In consequence of injuries received Il
Eng Sing In 1860, the jury fssdsrsd q ysrdict
q eA0o0 fos the plaintiff on Tuesday. :
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE OR
coantry residence with 20 acres OF land. half mIe
from Sound % from N. Y, on l. l., rest slO0, price
foot Of Oliver II. isI2 2siGo
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EARM FOR SALBENUgr BE SOLD
p ss%s!,ss oSds.: " .sss .iS :essss. isa.s -
st SoSsss md ii. I g IL al Il fass. uSSss
arms y ssre. 600. s9 eib y 1900 81 800, aaa
@PiainAelA. Call on BTBfaHN VAIN 81 Fulton
erect Saturday, nsm % 4 sr v. vAIfs PlsinAsA
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E,ARM FOR SALE-A SMALL COUNTRY
= plsoe, At GRANVILLE, miles fron Keyp1t, N. j..
pear schools and chs, ches being IN story frame
house, barn, Ac, and acres Of sood land, nearly eli
besn cultivated; will BE- sold cheap. CHICK ERtN0
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SMALL GARDEN FARMS FOB SALE
-, :s 3 = 3 i ::- o: !: gs.ss; 90: ~ S::
n q SSacrs. ee19 ND ON a b6 ssrss. tT sI.iOo.
sn1 vtls psrfsd. i 4 S6h8, ! City Han Pses,'
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HOUSE AND LOTS FOR sALE-A Small
ss nIss b. rsiro.1. ssmn:tssss * ssazi, + =! =
S B a si;s ..ls lot SS sas 9.y:sIs
nso' a O. Q. .Lnahss sss SsosasS. u
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HOUSE AND LOTS WANTED TO Bx.
II changes house and lots, worth az 5oO 10
minut. from S4ta 4. by railroads. A frst m,n-
sase,e1 600 aud $1,000 In cash for fr .ts stook Of
2, ssvs f.Tiiy p sr0esriea VS. woRrAINGTos, New
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IyNANTED FOR THE U. 8. NAvY-SKA.
w men, ordinary sesmen and land~ns1; fuu cut
an Mrnsh,d. For furthsr psrticulAn appfy u sTB-
stairs. e6 Aacsl0
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Farm FOR SALE-A FINE FARM, CON-
\ tanning ce Asres In creps. one %, 90 ssrss 10
orsps; wsuia eel low, or EXCHANGE Tor god city
GTeenwieh It, Q. hALCOLN eii yIi0
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w b. MTTCHKLLD ZEAL KSTArE
pyss1vsy and Eassa s9.-Hocsss, Istz, hrn,s snl e
knds q real 1919 bo9sht. sol4 81 sishAassd Iro-
sea on bod aa1 neHsaSS q Nd SESSi6
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-08
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BRYANs PULN0NIC WAFBIS
Twenty-Five Cents
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochester, N. 7
Sold by all the Druggists in Davenport and else
where. nov27 d&wly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-08

TTRUSTEE'S SALE.-WHEREAs, on the LIST
Jacob lief, her husband, executed unto Austin
Corbin as Trustee, . certain deed of Trust, con-
veying 10 said Trustee the land in Clinton coun-
ty, lswa, described as follows, to-wit: The
north east quarter Of No. {. irteen (l3 in town.
ship No. eighty lone } north of range No. five
(5,) east Of the 5th p. H.. which said convey
snce was made by the said Elizabeth and Jacob
lief, for the purpose Of securing the payment Of
ten certain promissory notes and the interest
thereon, rigned by said Elizabeth and Jacob lief,
dated the 1st day Of June, A. d., 1860, and paya-
BILE as follows: One for sixty dollars, due in one
year from date, payable with exchange ON New
York City, and with interest at the tate Of ten
per cent. Per annum after maturity. A full des-
crption Of all the notes will be found in the Deed
Of Trust recorded page sos, book ~" of Clinton
Co. records.
And now, said first note having become due and
payable, and thesaid Elisabeth and Jacob lof hav-
Ing failed to pay the same. l, Austin
Corbin, Trustee - aforesaid, do hereby give
this public notice, that BY virtue Of the power
which IL in me vested BY said Deed of Trust,
! will, on Saturday, the 6ta day of July,
A. A.. 1851, 1t the hsur Of nine o'clock in thu
forenoon Of said day, at the Court House door, in
the City OF Davenport expose and ser for csle, ct
public auction, the parcel Of land above
descnsed, % much thereof, a. shall be- necessa-
~ to satisfy and pay the amount due on said note,
with the intsrest thereon to the day of SALE to-
gether with Ill the coats and expenses attending
said sale, costs Of this notice and Trustees foes
Dated The Sth day q June. a. D., 1851.
AUSTIN CORBIN,
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