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, 1861-05-23

The forces ut Harper's Ferry are manifest
ing decided alarm at the position in. which
they find themselves placed. Whisky and
uncertainty have demoralized them, and in
subordiuation Is the 7ule rather than the e1-
ception. They are expecting an attack, and
so doubtful as to whence It will be made that
they cannot tell what points to fortify. They
have changed some Of their batteries as much
az three times. If they have the guns they
may as well prepare for all points Of the com.
pass, for they stand good chance Of an attack
al round. Indeed, 1t Is mora than probable
they will haTe tremendous fire in the rear-
q IRE from the ballotbo1, that viii prove
more mighty than .,aa army with banners"
John Janney, the President of the Conyeu-
tion that resumed the sovereignty Of Virginia,
went to his home On the edge Of Loudon
county and called meeting OF his constitu.
ents, to aaeertaln their views upon the ques-
tion of secession. The meeting waa hugely
attended. and after g. full discussion, 1eaola:
tions were adopted, protesting against the or.
dinance Of secession, 2nd resolving to stand
BY the Union, and to support the stars and
etrpas. Nj. Janney himself actively partic-
1pated In the proceedings, and heartily fndors-
ed the conclusious reached by tho meeting,
+ such things occur In Eastern Virginia, Is
there not mir prospect that the State NAV
be taken out Of the hand Of the rebels with
ont Ewnr7 n4 ahot
, 1861-05-23
From the Seat of War.

1Waahington Dispatch to the N. T. Herald.l
is in Washington. IL viii not leave for Isst Fort
Monroe until about the time the nine 1egi-
ments from New York reach the Fort, His
Massachusetts troops will precedo him.
As Fort Monroe Is noW fully garrisoned, and
In fact more than fully manned 1t will be seen
that Gen. Butler has at least fifteen regiments
at bis disposal for advancing operations. he
and probably set the poll1ting feet Of his New
Englanders upon the sacred soil Of Virginia
In such q manner as to leave very distinct foot
prints Of his march, unless Virginia Is discreet,
as Virginians are very apt to be when there Is
q DrQBDect of fair f1phE
, 1861-05-23

lFro1n the Democrat, st. Co1d, Mnal
Jou ara, or have been troubled With the heea&e
eead FOR boz tCeph2lic Pfa) that yux raay hA7e
them in Case OF IN ettAcf
, 1861-05-23

The bulk Of the Seventh will return to New.
York when, the time Of ftheir thirty days is up.
the regiment, On account of the short tine Of
service for which they ser7e. Hundreds Of
letters are duly received, intinatfrg th.t the:
regiment will be hissed through Broadway Il
it returua At the time stated
, 1861-05-23

[Frou the Examiner, Eor77K, YA1
1asJ exTe been tested II nora tsaa taarsa1&
eaSes, with entire SUCCESS.
, 1861-05-23

Senator Foot, Of Vermont, tenders to the
Government ten regiments Of Green Noun
tain boys.' In fact, the State will contract to
do up this fight on reasonable terms, II tho
Government wants to let out the job. In that
"4akel, In the eontnek. !. =,
, 1861-05-23

HY4ulpasrEa. Fsank1n CoantL 0atAl
JK1EAxy 2E. ia8-
Hxxxy c. BrALpye.
No. q Cedar eEeek MI
DxARSI1:-1ncosed dnd twrnty .dve csnts, fa1 tor
which send box Of ,.Cepha1Io FILE Send 70 zddsaAa
Of Rsy Wm. c. Filler. RaJuoldshorS. Fza1kIl1 Caaa-
y, Ohio.
YouA P11l8 WORK Ltxa L ca1nx-c111 HxAD.
Au[1 ALNoHx T3EIASNn
Truly Jn1r4
HH T. Fi1dUE
, 1861-05-23

TfsILAxTr, Mca, January LIZ, ISL.
HI. &fALUfy9,
e!R@Not long Rtaes sent % yo1 tor 3 box ot Cep-
hAdo Fills for tho cufb of TIA Nervous Headache md
Cc40FenesA and toccyed tho s1cae. and TKgT FAD 80
KO1X,
Eease aeol by sseura nAt1. Dtrect to
l. E WHEELER
xps1aaa. Me2.
, 1861-05-23

- - -. - : -. -i,''.-
, 1861-05-23

Interesting Notes OF UAmu Life and
Incidents.

CAlrn. Tnea6av N.ves
past cannot hare filled to notIna. and with
rrere4: Il, a1noxt s,t,ra 1,cr - ...ts+-; i, thn
dansr1n,.,s,t, !, ~ Io.,ttsr- snnt.a;'' ~ =. -ani1
SPrs Ssnts .ess ts - n: control; ae "oata a
Hing without . nnrnnr. nr,v.tion, hardship,
...Si*.L 49,. ~, - 80 - u. ~ - )
.sno AtsAaee7 1aa1 "at DC eola u 'aeta IN ny
tof3; and turning to headquarters he would
hare found nothing but confusion where the
mnst nerfect orf1er shon1d have rei1ned n
non,d hnxe oh.sr~,d nooreorer - 49,. ~
share Of this Tas duo to schemes for marc
personal advantage, sbsoxbine attention th.t
I.1on,,na - xo-s i.a.,I.-. l.. -..-.".N..1
-. ns5o,1 - - o =! q sas, ases, Wmie
~, ~ JR q IT, 90 5. Tese' mlo.
f!1ir M, - -. ~ rrd.It.r3 thfs .ne pe9Plo q
~ need not hs -e1a,nd.a ss thst s5 =, ~ ana
~ .mnths~1< -. ~ USlo Nof may We eall u az %
s ao II: HAJ oo t1at umo
enousnl ~. nno uot Jet .peen haa 20
Goasoituato :. ouI miaIaly System, cfeatea g
most wholly Of ra1 material And It may be,
also, that the absolute inactivity Of the camp
has afforded thus far no. Scope for the display
o. that military genius which We maT reason.
ably hope for when the troops have been put
IN the field fully recognize the weight OF
tntse {eaao1S. ana ysb ~ GSaAot ue usA1e4-
perhaps you Will SAY It should not be admitted
that things have been and are now to sons
extent " very badly mi1ed" The lines Of az.
tholity have not BEEN defined, and tbs smooth
working Of the machtne1y u not yet attained.
While some q the appointments were sur
rounded WIN do4hs, tns may nave been inevt-
table: nov s.i that fhsy ars a. Rlaced It should no
longer Gontfnue He VII nope It may not.
Gen: Frentiss h. had enough to stsgger q
man Of ieSs coolness1 and can ray Of him
That a1 az ING tloogs nefes as indeed an who
KnoT Mm t;z eYeI5nne1e, rs Hn reaal9 agree TO-,
9atae p!a9Ee 70 ~ eaac9a1ge q1 ny dutiea
lnoee aoaMaes n o1 @3na f q. aad heart and: genius
st & plohase 5as Tsu iol i1 n1s tu1ole usel1lnese,
e. tas nls{ nopa a. ne.a ~ gI9aser acns1ky;
1ne 1espec! OF me ent1fe community. ana he
WI nol aisaPRoint M tnat confidence. " Col
= .Mnepstel, ae Enganeerinthei OF t6e state,
IL IL = G;aouga % ssy eaas A. a's mintary eaucatlon
an4 1onE service N the army pte,emlnsntly
NJ nnn % ZOE Poss Wn3eh eonld Tafely oe n4eo
s1tr fs s4grence nnd 1i9. IL Sa1xse as NJ
, 1861-05-23
~wTBUoHaxK LKGrsLATURE.

Tie :A11tos Loax Eu IL Ge Assem51y-.Bo1d
to b. H1d for II CbEa aHd Notes Of B1a1s S.
exrrd tV 0. s. aud Wiaeoasin Stocks -,
Correspondence of the Chicago Trfbune.l
yv3. n.-at 1000
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-10

TKUSTEE'S SALE.-Whereas, on the 18th
y day Of March, A. D., lSeo, William N. Orssr
and Assgasst H. Greer, his wife, executed unto
Geo 8. @. Dow, - Trustee, . csrtsin deed Of
Trust. conveying 70 ssid Trustee the laad in
Scott county, Iowa, described = follows. tosWit
The north eest quarter q the southeast ouartss
Of session No. nix ls,1 and the n6rsh.wsst 9usrtss
Of the south-west quarter u section No. I've ISL
10 tovaship ssveoty.nise l79,l north u mage
three ISL east II The Sti r. n. Viii b seid
convsysncs wss nads By the seid parties of The
Asst part for the Tssposs a securing the payment
Of one certain peonissosy note and the interest
thsreoa, signsd by oiA William N. Orssr. d.
tsd the 18th day of nsseh, =. u, le6O, and nay.
able II oee ysar Altar dc, 20 the order u kss
isabella Wsllaoo, ~ the snm a one hundred ana
forty -nins and tO-lOe dollars, o the baohine
Hosss q Naeklos Cusbin, Davenport, love-, and
with interest sfsr due st the rate ten Per cent
And now, aid pote hsvinG become aue
and payable, sna the rid William N. 0reer having
fsiled Sop pay the same, ], Geo. D G. Dow. Trustee
Aforesaid. do hereby live this publie notce that
By viStue Of the power, which ID in me vesssa 81
aid Deed II TYu6tl will On Saturday, the let day
Of Juss a. ID. 1871, q the houf Of atss O'Clock n
the fossnoon q sid dsy, q the Court House
door, n The city u Devenposs 01peee and oes for
sas 1t public sastiou, foe cash. tie tascsls Of api
above dsssribsd, Or - much thereof - sAaIl
Be nscsssasy TO satisfy and ny the anouht 81 said
hots, with the interest thcreon TO The daS Of
sals, together With 81 The costs and sxpeeses
sts:ading ssd ~, soss q this sosiss ~ fsss-
Dss's :. ~ - { s1 ar ]. 4 !. 2 low ~.
&e44 tf45f
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RELIEF In TEN MINUTES
RRYANSS a.
PUL MONIC WATERS.

The Original Medicine Established in 1887. and
first article of the kind over introduced under
the name Of "PULNORf0 WAPsRs," ia this OF
any other country all other Pulmonic Waters
arc eountefteits. Tho genuine can b known BY
the name BRYAN being stamped on each Wa
rER. tf Aet
BRYAN PuLAoxIo warns
Relieve Coughs, Celds, Sore Throat, Hoarseness.
BRYAN's PuLMoNIC w APsRs
Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, Difficult Breathing
RYAN's PuLm0NIC WASsss
Relieve Splitting Of Blood, Psins in the Chest.
Ia BRYAM's PULmoxIC warns
Relieve lncipient Consumption, Lung Diseases.
BRYAw's PuLnoMC WApsas
RELIEVE Irritation of the Utula and Tonsils.
BRYAN's PuLx0NIo WAysRs
Relieve the above Complaints 10 Ten Minutes
BRrAN's PULMoMo WAvRRs
Are . Blessing to Ill Glasses and Consultations.
BRYAM's PUIuOmc w ApBRs
Are adapted for V0ealists and Pablie Speakers.
BRYAM'e PULn0nIC WARNS
Are in simple form, and pleasant TO the taste.
BRYAx's Pui MONIc warns
Not only relieve, but effect rapd and lasting cures
BRYAN's PULN0NIC VANS
Are warranted to give sstisfaction 70 every one.
No family should be without box Of
BRYAN's PULM0SIC WARADe
in the house. . I'D y.
No traveller should b without supply Of
BnYANI PulAONc Warns
in his pocket.
No persos will ever object 70 give for
BnYAN's PULn0NC WAH1R5
twenty-five Cents.
JOB NOSES, sole Proprietor, Rochsster, n. Z
Sold BY I'll The Orsssists In Davenport and slss-
whore. nov97 d&wly
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gYl1U01pBU DAlR-Wr-nn..- = - ~.
~ - eeManA q |. D. ~. ~ 6..s1s -
- Al etaltsnbseR. ~ ~. essss.ssS ~
Sc 2. g. De6, = 1susess. 4 esssSis ~ ~ -
Csusiy. Lew, dssssiSsi - s.;is, 49, 49, :. 1ssss
4 past of the sase half e - s~en 49, --..s..
& seetiop IA. .aishteee fIa.l~ - ae-.sh3, ~
ssvsaty 1sislh W., nessA q roaeS ~. sHrrs q
cost II The ttk =. n. eoaaeasine - ~ 'so.ssa1
ease corner - Ne sootA -sost ouSster a sss,;o.
eiso afsgsooia; tSsaee runa,sr ~ 49, s;ss.-
1901 rods thescs due noe1h - hss6,eA - ~.
q lsO] rods; thsnss dee eoee foesv ~ ~ ~.
- L.. uatil X inaer.eess ~ s~.skk Sr-S
line Of the Mississippi 2 Niseold Reireei sSs..s
In A est By south difootiee alee~ ~ .s-,h.,~
1@apw $500 - I'M
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-10

vRUSTEE'S SALR.--Whsrsas, On tAs 3lst
day Of January, A. D., 1881. r srdinand Beckel
sxec.tsd unto Geo. 8. G. Dow . Trustee, . Ger
tsindesd Of Trust, ooavsying 70 aid Tsustss ehs
!aad u Scott county, Iowa. DESERVED - follows,
to-w!t: The north sast quarter Of section No.
l79.) north Of range No. Ave (6.) east u the
9TH r. -. which aid conveyanse vas made By
the said Ferdinand Beckett for the purpose OF e.
curing the payment Of feur certain pesmiseorv
notes AID the ineessst tAsrseu, dgped ~ aid
Ferdinand Bi excl, dated the 3lstdsy Of January,
a. D., 1850, and - gable - folovs: One for The
sun Of six hundred apd A,ty dollars. due Ap,l
lst, 1860; one for i've HUNDRED dollars, due bril-
it, lsSl one for eight hundred do'lass, due pril
lst, !6os, and for ouS hundred dollars, due April
let. 1888 oil 10 the order OF =. n. Cutting, with
interest payable annually. at the rate Of ten per
cent. from December lot, 1859, and due q the
Banking House Of Nseklot = Corbin, and oil Of
said notes gwen 10 Psrs payment Ct purchase
And now, said two 6rst described notes having
become due and payable. and the said Becksl
having failed 70 pay the same, excepting the
sum Of three hundred and forty dollars On
the 6rst named note, /, Geo. ). g. Dow,
Trustee - aforesaid, do hereby give this public
notice, that By virtue Of the power which
gill, ON Saturday, the LIST day Of June,
a. D. 1861, at the hour Of niue o'clock
in the forenoon Of aaid day, u the Court House
door, the city Of Davenport expose and Offer for
sale st public auction, the parcel Of land above
described or much thereof - shall b necessary
to satisfy sndpsy the amount Of sa,dnotes Nth th
interest thereon 70 the day Of SALE together With
costs Of this notice and Trustees fees.
Dated the 2sth day Of April 4. D. 1851.
GEO. 3. G. DOW,
apr3ol Trastes.
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u,HR usDEasIoyRD HAVING BEEN 50
licitsd ~ the bssiaeo nsn = pehlish 3 -.
,eesory foe the Cities " Dsveoposts eosa !slae4
~ he Book rssdy fot delivery abost The 1{t9
a Jnne next and trem bic expeRieeee II the busi-
80 fes, .sfs in promising 70 fusaish more con.
.sss ana rsllabs Directory than heretofore tssusd
~ ~ vork win contain complete list Of I'll the
A..;.sss ana professional men, Clerks, Saleeusn,
Roor Keepers, House Keepers, Aiiliaesss Drses
Hsksrs Ssamstressss, etc.,, residing Of doing bud
ness in the city Of Davenport R:sk Islssd er
Moline Also sketches Of all tho ChusehC,
SohoAs, Public Institutions and Societies. end =
a.~s,sI portrsit Of tho business Of the Cities. il
1,Il he printed on 6ne, white paper, and bound IN
GOOD STYLE None but caresul and competent cao-
1.sssrs will be employed, and tne business men.
NAV, With safety, rely on the correctness Of this
II would - supsr6acus - nention,hsrs tho
heps6ss Of City directory y dourishigv and rap
idiv growing Cities like these, or the advantages
or advertising Ia work Of this char 'cter, vnc-e
The card Of the business man Is continually il the
m,st public places VI here II meets the notice Of
al classes, bos 1t Is hopeS that this will bs sP-
p.eciAted by tee business men and their valuable
patron .ge exthnded.
VTERAS OF ADVERTISING;
One Page. -. $3.50. -...... ...$io.Os
One-half Page..... ...-....... wv
One-fourth Page. o.oV
Price OF the Book 70 subscriber $3.50; to non
subseribsn, $40. 81
ID. BRIGHAM,
Oaice, No. SIS, Perry street, with ;.usE, Lane
IN Aprils, 1851. .prs
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Pennsylvania Central Railroad.
ia ~ -

osWoOo FsWeo0SB oo0 = A11o00lDoIos
H. Capacity of THE Rood is nos equal to ~ns
in the Country.
hREE THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS
fv)NNECTING direct in the Union Depot at
~ pittsburgh, with Through Trains from all
west m Cities for Philadelphia, New Yorl, Bos-
Ton, Baltimore, and Washington City; thus fur.
seagers UNSURPASSED, for speed and comfort By
any other route.
Express and Fast Lines run through to Philade,
phia without change of Cars or Conductors.
Smoking Cars arc attached to each traip.e
Woedfuf's Sleeping Cars to Express and Fs.,
trains. Tho Express runs daily, Mail and Fs..
line, Sundays excepted. Three daily Trains con.
usct direct for New York Express and Past
Line connect for Baltimore and Washington.
IMPRESS Train leaves Pittsburgh at 2 A. NJ, ar.
ssves At PhiisdslPhi: or Baltimore at Pm,
Pb,ladslphia II P. NJ, New York $50 A. M
ast Line leaves Pittsburgh p. NJ, arrives in
Philadelphis or Baltimore at $50 A. NJ, New
Yeek 2:3O r. n.
New York /; two Daily Trains between New York
ed Boston. Through Tickets all Rail are good
"a either the above trains.
Boat Tickets TO Boston arc good via Norwich,
Dall River, or Stonington Lines.
Tickets Eastward may b obtained ct any of the
boerd any of the rennlar Line of Steamers on IN
Hississip pi Or Ohio Rivers and Tickets vestvsrd
q the Offces Of the Company In Boston, New York.
Haitinme. o. Philadslphia. >
Fare always - low Is By any other route.
Ask for Tickets by Pittsburgh.
The completion Of the Western connections Of
shs Pennsylvania Railroad 70 Chicago. mskee this
Ne direct limo between the East end the great
Neeth-vest. 60
The connection of tracks BY the Railroad BRIDGE
q Pittsburgh. avoiding III dr.yaee or fsr,facs n
Vr.irht. Weather nth the eavinc of IT,. - "a
vsntsgss readily appreciated by shipuers Of
Preiq6t and the traveliue Puclic.
Perties shippina esstvsrd will find Il 10 thai,
aAvantsoe 70 ahin hv th;s Ro.te. '-'''
1or Frc;eht Cont,sct. ~ SS;np,,. n,,...;..
su,v 70 or sddress either Of the }olloe;nc x~:S..
III ne Compenv: - IS - -s'-'e
Isl A STEWART. p;tt.Ap,.A IN.
v.rraur An.xrs-1!i..ka II Ch;s..a. D. -.
- Co.. nemnh;s. Tenn: RI r ~ xCc q.
Ieeis: p. q. 6'Riiev = Co. Evsnsy;Iis. nd. "
Gnrhsm. Iouisviile. Kv.: (. q. Hsld.r1. Mai.
- ina n ~ Rrovn e 70 "a I-sh..- :
0ibbsrt. Cineinnsti II. 8. Pisres = O." xsn.s.
INC. Ohio Leech Co.. Bostos AID Nsv YOU.
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TRUSTRE6 SALE.-Whsssas, = The 1ssh
III day u June. y. D., 1851. Ps&sick NcKineey
and Csihasipe NsKinnsy. his vie, sSssale1 ppto
yossph 4. LClairs, - Igrstsss : sa.ssi4 I'D =
ss E e 81 !. 1's .s.s e ~ |: $50 g.
Ssss - M ~ = g ss.tee - $ i Bisss
|. unhSr ninsty - [s1,) = LsCIsisss sdaisieas
. ths e5ty - usvsspeGt, = aid sesssy ssd Siof-
. ths seas y ssnAsps1 - dssssifp Aer
&C. s =: :::s . Z. a. .S .s..:, Z: III
~ ~ Ceshadss Nskieasy, III, vls0; 81 -;
pospose q securing ~ psynaat - Sesessn
pss0issoy nete ep4 the iaseseet baeea, pignsd
b SD flaSick Nekisssy. aaAe4 ~ 1elh az II
Afsees (oGly Aslisss, paysbls On ths lsth 1sy q
psee.Icg, =. u, 1853, . the Baahiae Hesss n
Geek = 6afIeab Deyeapsst, lows, = the Sedsr Of
Astsiss LsClaiis. Gajf Died - sssesisd II ~
$500 oa,s Z 800 eessty, TIE - - u
Juss, 1ste, Il Beck D. = tswa nsrtgagss, paGs
~ ,ew. ~ - hsvisg sese.e
doe - pa5abls, - TIE nd P.tsiek No
Kisnsy kae4ne 49, = ~ ~ sone, 4. JosspA
- Lsca!s 1s.seses = aI:ssssil, = assby give
-. p.s., 80 10y Sssss: 81, IN xs'.a
Hosday, - sissi -. = Ny, =. >. 1881. s
the Koss Z tvo e'elesk II ~ alteneea u "a
Day, q The Cssrt hesSe Asx, IN de sly q D1S5n-
psst, sspose - 80 - aals, = pebls ssso1se,
ihs parcel q - aeess dssssibs6. = - -
he saosst sfQjd nbts, viii The interest tAseeas
% ths day = -. tiesehs with he eeee6 ~
ssPsssss ssse.sise - sa's, s'ssssf saisassssss
Ups - ss.llslsse = NJ .ls saSa IN
= s!.s; 1 !: ~ ts 80 s!.Ss,ss.s = -
u q. G1ClsiiS9
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-10
GTATE OF IOWA, DISTRICT COURT OF
- 6eott county.
Thomas Orr w
a - H s@t
Alfred Martin }OSiginal Notice,
and

=" Aif,sd Nh" - 7 " w,.h.,-.,n..,.-.
nansi dstsndsnes. Yo., ana 80 = ~. ~ ~
&C. ~ Cissk a - ;.s,c ~ -. u ~ ~ g.
c.nr.v |. ret;,;o. ~ n n-..O- .sss-:~. ~
Sc.sr ~ ~ ~. IA A,s..J u..ss. ~ q - 2.
sc,.s ~ "a :; -..ASr. iia fszsx s@ o
;nt.,sst thsrcon s. ~ ~. c.ns - se,.LJ 40 'sa
.ad psy.Sl;s . annually or u: r. o:sohss Of
Sns :. to cs,t.;n ;s.nr- =, 49,. ~. \. ~
1.fa.asnt- Iif,ed is,ti. u j.fs-I...I n M;.rs
.s-. ~. - 4; rn... 49,. y. :. w.
one hepdrei ana fo s. doIs. si4oi ~ .s 2,
:. ..hIs - 81 IL -. - 0..cb.s iss1 ~. ~
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LlGaTE & BRADBURY'S
PATENT INSULATED PULL IRON pRAnH NV SCALE
Grand and Square .Piano-Fortes,

~fSUV an square .TIAH0.fOEtH0,
The Insulated Iron frame preserves
nV the original tone Of the instrument i
oil ts purity, securing it for al time against that
most disag eeasle tinny quality Of tone Invariably
found in all other Iron frame Piano Fortes, Il
greatly strengthens the ease and thas keeps the
Piano Forte much longer in tune. It gives th .
instrument much fuller. richer and sweeter tone.
1t adap2s the Piano to al climates snd to al chan
ges sf atmosphere, and in al respects il il pro-
nounced, and in all respects it is pronounced by
our best "sFtste" the greatest improvement Of the
age in Pano-Fsrte construction producing an in
strument acknowledged to DO superior to all 9th
srs made in this county or Europs.
few l0entale u regard 60 the supevl.
Fesses.
~ have examined the Piano Fortss Of Liehte
Bradburys with entire satisfaction. know not
that there are any others BETTER either in our own
country or elsewhere. "-DR. LOWELL Mason.
In clearness, richness, and volume Of tone, del
casy, elasticity Of toush and 1ne repeating actien
! have never played upon their equal. III a.
WoLL1NHAUPT. s44M s
In volune. richness, evsnncss, and purity Of
tine. and in dslieaey Of touch they certainly excel
yet so seldom ound."-NILLIAn Mason
~ have never pl .yed upon 90 rich and heavy
Q tone square Piano Forts. 6--AsYuURF NAPoLroH.
lam astonished and delighted With the New
Scale Iron Frame PiAn0-FOrte uaade b. you.
There must % . splendid future for Lfghts !
Bradburys' Piano-F ortss. "-0AO. r. Rsos,
4 II have never played upon % ane aad instru-
ment."-GRO. r. BRIsr0w -
II consider them = 70 beauty, richness, fullnsss
and equality Of tone, % well - their agreeable,
elastic touch, equal If not superior t. any Pianos
made in this country or Europe. "-KAaL WsLs-
"In power, quantity, and equality Of tone, they
certainly excel; while for that peculiar ,ich and
singing tsns % invaluable q IN accompaniment
to the voice. have never mot their equal" &C.
BAssJuI.
stacy have al The ssquirsmsnts fcr superior
Interpretation Of both classical and medsrn csn-
positions. ~. SInAK0eR.
8ose . DsOadWaV, New Yo1k.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-10
CTATE OF IOWA, SCOTT COUNTY, S.
y In the District Court of Scott county:
Walter F. Downing

CTATE OF IOWA, SCOTT COUNTY, S.
y In the District Court of SCOTT county:
Walter +. Downing !
John w. Van Hosen, Admins
traitor of the 700 10, eta, of
Louisa Leo, deceased, Henry Original Notice.
Lee, Asrgret Leo, George Leo,
Henry Leo, Abner Dav-
Lewis. Shew / TO-.
TO John w. Van Hosen, Administrator of Lou
isa Leo, deceased, Henry Leo, Margare. Leo Geo.
Leo and Henry Leo: You are hereby notified
that thcrc is on file in the Once Of the Clerk
of the District Court Of Scott county, . petition
Of Walter F. Downing, claiming the foreclosure
of mortgage dotted June 18th. 1858, executed BY
Louisa Lee, no. deceased, and her husband, Hen
~ Leo, to said Walter F. Downing, upon the fol-
lowing desert bed tract Of land ia said Scott coun-
ty. Commencing ct the Mississippi River ut the
south west corner ofot three "a, in section TWEEN.
ty-one (2l township seventy seven (77,) north
Of range two I'd east Of tho 6fth p. n. /; thence
north fourteen hundred and seventy-one tcet
eight inches (i,47i feet 8 inches) TO : stone
thence east one hundred and eighty-two feet and
eight inches 189 feet inches n stone; thence
south fourteen hundred and forty-four feet seven
inches ,444 feet inches) to stone on the Mis-
sissippi River thence west along said river 70
place of beginning. The said mortgage il record
ed in Scott county records In book 20" Of mort
gages, page 1856. Default having been made IA
the payment Of the promissosy note, described in
and secured BY said mortgage, plaintiff asks that
the administrstor b ordered TO psy the amount
doe on said note. to-wit: Three hundred dollars
with interest thereon at nix psr cent. after June
th, 1860, interest at six per cent. on twenty-6ve
dollars after l4th December, 1885, interest q six
per cent. on twenty-five dollars after juno l4tn.
1859, and interest at nix per cent. % twenty
dollars after December 18th, 1859, and II default
be made in such payment, that said premises be
aolA and Won and 0aOh and anv Of vom h. he--.xa
and forsclossd from any right in o. title 70 said
pesmises.
UnlesA you sppsaS and defend In this suits be-
fore moon Of the second day Of Tho NEXT term u
the district Court, in SCOTT county, 70 b begun
and holden on the first Monday Il Juse, 1851, de-
fault will be entered against you and judgment
snd decree rendered thereon, - 10 prayed for IL
said petition.
PLUMER 1 VAN HOSEN.
apl-l Attorneys for Plaintiff