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Col. NIuIligan'- speech.

On OCCASION of the late public reception o.
Col. Mullisan, in Chicago, this brave ofcor,
who Gll at Lexington by no fault of hi' own,
but ,hrou IA the Lluulcrs Of hiI .upcriors, spoke
dc follows .-
How deeply ard profoundly am impressed
with this honor, let my tutdrr conduct deter
mine. II siir1 mo with deep emotion. take
IL ~ intended, not Tor myself, hut that | may
tender it to those brave mon who, with
arms that never failed, and hearts that never
fl'crcl, hedscd mr rounl for tho-o nine
wild, trying days at Lexington. ! take
81 that may tender it 10 th, hra,c VI jur Moore;
,p my -altlut liou.-toL QIi,h, to he vIl,.d-
o.. t.If. M"gut.y th.. bravo oil slHHr who
~ down Tho .w,rl iu the ir nrh s fIr .Nr sol
pol ir the lu-pi a. ail the scalp again ior thr
.NuId. 'o wiyll 1t hrtyol in the 'rrn.h's a .l'u
~ thr Last mam.u', 'p lhl noble 'Ipt. Mont
glrn.y oun, uL.u Tor l.rllim un th' hlupic,t
,a.rgs ui o.. lai,l., dr,w mp h,t cump'ny in
ic duc.- iour deep, and asl sail To- Them, Mon
orthr brigade, Won must take that hos.i'l,
heres osl Capt. ti'i.uu, pale as Wathl pale,
"oi vi n fear, hu' itpm sick uuss--"cr lvto moot
dih at any MON, l,;lo the ..tllant ii : ,crlld
o,I.hf ui Olc umc ui th' lu-,ripus ElNtul
an t. all who hur hiu With m rul'
the steel anil llin,y couch of war, and personal
" Offer it 10 those brave hearts. | wlS be-
now now, ard toSa hgb lGHSr& & 20 s sG,i5s9i g AZ
anl Of " pixic,' such welcome is IN l,ol
nlr., ant. as Il is again to sianl in the Land Of
/. Hail COLUMBIA AMI Yankee Dopllc.
Coming, too, as 10 with the experience gained
I'm those irving hours, ! pl 'dgc myself and the
whole Irish Brigade that while th'r' il fire.
,iIc here threatened or home cndanr rcd their
lives viii chcclldly be- given in dclruso OF rh'!
drc.ile and home. am for 'hc Union nov, AMI
for aiun until death, aul in conclusion let me
saw that when again meet YOU, hope II viii
he At the had pr my oil hri-4l', with M iioi
set toward Mi.soui nnd "'''"'' ''14u1n'
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The Advantages Of our Capture

Some time since we published tic above
sketch Of the Atlantic coast, accompanied with
a full description OF Port Royal entrance and
harhnr. Beaufort and t's surrounding country,
and detailing III, many advantages which this
uort possesses, as rcalily commanding the prn-
cipal southern ctiys Of tic ocean. TIC details
OF the engagement, which have been 50 freely
published, lend an additional interest TO the al
van,agcs which We possess in this, the first cot
ton port thrown open TO the commerce OF the
World since the commencement Of tue
war. We rc-puhlish tho map today that our
| readers may again FIX the several localities IN
| mind, and Gf,ain be chccrcd with the great
benefits which this position presents, not only
| as port and harnor, but as a base OF Operations
| from which our forces can operate in reducing
| tho southerncrs To their senses. Tho location
Of Beaufort, at Port ROYAL Entrance, is but
| about twenty miles from Savannah, ami twice
| that distance from Charleston. II is quite ad'
,acent 10 the railroad which connects both o.
those cities is oasily entered from the Allan
| tie has a secure harhor il but short dis
,aucc from Ncw York, and almost equally nc
| s-ill. from Loud and Liverpool its posi-
tion /, convenient or Inducements, and final
',. .t'.th. heart of th, rchollious territory
| the very core Of the rottcnnc-s which has wick
cdv Lccn initiated hy South Carolina, and cN
icndod by her la-c fl-choois and dcccptions t,
.thcr par, of the southern country. Tho va
rous and particular localities Of the cngagcmon
re given ,Lowhcrc.
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miscellaneous.

Ty-PnEsrpEvr VAN liuREy Is now soiolrn-
ing at Clifton Springs, Ontario county " l.
TrS TnorsANp Tnoors arrived in Wash
ington since thursday Last
TrS SEwsrArPus have Suspended pub! a
tion. in the state OF Iowa, during tie past 90
days.
4 Lazy in Lewiston, Nj, rcr'uny ave
hirh TO three daughters, wei hing siS pounds
'uCh.
TIM EoYs between the ages or and 2l cx'
coed thc number Of girls OF same aso', in Idl-
ana, by 10000.
GrSrrAL MoNTGoWERY has opened an lpis'
copal Church NJ MrNanlria, AMI % Is largely
attended every Sabbath afternoon.
A ProumiTouY II9roE Law II I'nlinr in
,Le Vermont I.cg',h'uro--lil to be the most
stringent thing Of the ljnd over gotten up.
II conf. Gates al liquors brought into the state
Gov. MnRGAS now receives $4,000 per an
mum s,larv-SG 900 ss Governor from hesitate,
nd ~, 900 Us Major General, from tho LhlJo'
States
Is RESPONSE TO Secretary Seward invitation
10 tho several states to m.I' iorlneAtioa. loi
their princiru cit.os, Gov upr Curtin, OF fenn'
sylyania, replies that he thinks the general gov
enmcnt ought to do 1t.
Tm AirIyE CLun, q society Of English tour
lists, have during the past summer aseanlel lly'
rO.nfains hitherto regarded as Inaccessible
tbo Pul-Bcrnina. the Schrccbhorn, the Weiss
horn, the Thicrhcrg, and the Nlonte-Visa, Ih'
Mattcrho-n alone still rctains It's pge.cninenc
Of dcying the daring traveller.
ISA GENERNL ORDER lately issued by Con
Mcclellan he says that the eNtremo punish
ment Of lclth has not heretofore been inicte'
upon sentinel, ior the crime Of sleeping upo
| guard in consequence Of eNtcnuatinS cIrcum
! taucer attending tho cases. lie says, howeveI
| that all excuses for this most pern'eiols oTenc
| have been heard for the Last time, and tina
hereafter there will lie no hope for such Of
| f.u1ars
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The New Oh,aus D,td joke, pleasantly
cron.,h about hard times, aul seems disposed 70
put the best face "a q hti matter, In i"e
numN or II saws The oli ta'lr nt school 10y
d,ys. "tcn nil. make onn c.n', ten cents one
dime. ten dimes one dollar, is plyci out.
dime or do'llr in hard .pollcr, isa sight good
for d,,ns'l optics, and Ne minn''S survey"
Ton dollars in sp,ri, would cure the most hope
less case of Nsiric cholera. But we have aneW
tall, Of currency AMI ii is published hero free
of cnrg,, for the hynclit Of those Who choose to
cut il out and paste Il up for ryitr"nc';
10 omnibus tickets make half a dollar.
D Schclkc beer tickets make man drunk
-ifinv,stcd in lager.
10 Krosl's o,r tickets make one city slin-
plaster. ...
1Isldful &C shinpllsicrs (with tho pictures
woru oT) make man cus'.
10 hall Il liars make fool OF poor man.
40 b,cr tickets 10 omnibus tickets, one hani
rll Of shinllastors and nary half dollar
make an honest man steal. II they don't
We should like to know what will.
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The s.. Louis EpuJi'can of November II,
says -
'The intentions Of General Hunter in regard
to the csmIagn in Missouri are kept very Sc
crat, but It is supposed he designs 10 learn what
ever he can about the rebels before he moves
from Springfield, aud to obtain all possible in
formation OF affairs in this state before he forms
a plan for his future operations.
I'VE hear that General Hunter has issued an
order prohibiting all messages or communica-
tions being sent by telegraph in regard to the
movements Of the army In the southwest AMI
ali oticaIs are forbidden to give information on
| the subject For this reason We do not credit
! tLa repost that General Hunter had srdegod a
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Scenes and Incidents during, and
after the Battle.

The particulars Of the great h,ots attack AMI
CAPTURE Of the Port Royal forts were too fully
..iycn in our edition Of ycstorl1y, by our spe-
eial correspondent, to need farther additions,
tut there are d variety OF incidents and scenes
witnessed ly other persons connected with the
cxpedition, and by other correspondents, which
arc Of the highest Interest, and which will we'll
repay the reader for tho further space devoted
TO this matter.
FIaHr or THE RoMB SHELLS.
The Tri,rHe correspondent thus describes
this spectacle, so beautiful to witness, bat 50
awful in its rcsults;-
The spectacle was one Of tho most impressive
that could ba presented to the eye Of man, Iha
air was dllcl viii bursting bombs-each deadly
uroieCtIle, a. Il hummcd through the air, htsl
lose hcavcnwarl IN d graceful curve, ana then
swoopcd down 80 Carth to tGlilll is fatal erTand,
leaving through the air a thin WaYGrinH
line OF smoke that was first snowy white
then li.ht purple, then fading to a pale blue,
I quickly MeLded with tho azure al the cl al
! southern sky. Beautiful as was tho airy course
| of the deadly missile, its earthly track wa
l marked bv a crimson stream OF flowing hlood
1 hy the sickenirg crash Of shatteIinS bones, an'
| nv wreck. ruin and destruction Of whatever
| thing il touched. Nothing could stand Deior'
| this fiery storm-guns were hurled from thei
| carris res houses were knocked into heaps o
brick and mora az, and beams and boards th
formidable fort walls Of the soidest masonr.
were in places torn and splintered, and Tn
tough trees of the pitch-pine woods were shiV
! rod, twisted, vrenchsd, and cut sd IiGs sisa
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Varieties.

ITIsro nU SUPPOSED that a soldier will be
raw till he is exposed to lire'
Tue Girls SAT that the time, arc 20 har'
that the young men cannot pay their al lresses'
"You ASK, and you receive not, because you
ask a-p,iss, faid young lady TO an old gentle
man, who had popped the question to her.
A FREScHMAS thinks the English Language
IA very odd. "Dare is look out, he says
(which is 10 put out your head and soc, anc
look out which is to haul in your head not iol
70 sse-iuAt coatraire."
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portion of his cOmmaDi to Gall back on scdalia

portion of his commaDi to Gll back on Sedalia
AMI Syracuse.
"NOthiug now has been heard from Sterling
Price or McCullochs camps, whore tho cOnli-
tion Of affairs last reported continues.
MANY persons who have been in the vicinity
Of Ctssyillc, think the number OF rebels mus. bc
at least fifty to sixty thousand, though they arc
poorly clothed and yariouslv armed.
The opinion Of many Is that Jefferson City
and 81. Louis alone nccl dclc aces that our
army should be removed outside Of Missouri,
whore they can effect uuihin. Of perm ,neut ad-
vantage, to another II. IL Of greater us fulncss
Any federal attack ON the Mississippi river -ouih
oi this point would u, once call or the rcNol
trsls Com this s.atc and preserve it from th'ir
deprciatous.
"A party who went with 4 nls ct tru-' to
pficcs camp To- exchange nine rebel prisoner.
fer nine Of frcmont's body guard, have re- 'rn-
ci aud The Eaarl' who were reported missing
viii soon arrive"
now FREMONT pHcRtysp NJ, Nort.G or
REMOVAL.
\ 81. louis c,-rcspnn lent Of the Chic, %
TG}u., vouchai for by tia. paper q, "hj ia
authority" t,lls this story.
The party who brought tn, orl.r for Fto.
mont's removal. from Wellington. having l,-
come known to the Gcncrhs Superior, pIfa'l
on towards Fremont, and sui red himself to h'
arrested from further pro sfcss hv th' cor l1 ui
wa,chful guards bctwcan hcr' anl Fr'mI1t's
camp, while tvh other parties, with copies oi
the order, undertook To- work heir way throu "a
all nl-, trl,., and 10 4 d,li,cr IN. orlcr FIR Fro
mont. removal To- himself aul Cen. lln.ar.
one ~ those, DISGUISED a, = Missouri firm'r,
succrclcl after much dihrultv, in rclrhin Fro
m'nts hrr ua ,crs II applie 10 an Al Cor prr-
mission to communicate important urw' jn tn
General. aud was refused. bat ursci to mlk' /.
known to th, all. This hr absolutely l''lirNl,
II. 4 o..
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ENIPIOYMENT-FemaIes.

T AIDES LEARNED TO OPERATE OK w.
LG w.'s latest Improved sewing ur.ci l.: lear, ~
ell pcrfcc, IN all Ia ranches and p,-ti lprs ny an
experienced operator for 81. Ill w. 3ith ~, near
Sth ave. nil 3'lJJ
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CEWING MACHINE-wANTED LADIES
otp learn " operate Singers, Wheeler q Will
sons ani other sowing mnchincs-lesruod perfect
ami practigcd on shop work I'll satisfied. al the
gauges and essly lclrned perfect, Also m ulrnines
for sale and TO let, 169 Orchard 81 near 5IAntr-
olg Y4.cs1l3
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s'EEAM EspATs.

CHEAP EXCURSION TO CAMPS on
- Staten ls.ant. f.re cents by staten IslnI
cry, tut of " Lit,l.Hl H. tu, B..ir,y tnl ut
fury B'ats '0aye every hour "A IN !. N. bT r.
NJ. On fn, Sundays cye,y hhfhour g. : y. n.
iegI u'lJI
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CLwING MACHINES-LADIEST TAUGHT
~ u operate on WHEELER N WILSON'S IN
! roved sowing machine practice shop work ;
terms fi-t58 CarAl r c.2S 2lac'l3l
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The muFkcts are our Springfield rifIed mus
kct, and, together with the camp cquipnge. and
the clothing found, arc of the very best quail
ity.
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CEWTNG MACHINES-WASTED LADIES
- " learn n operate on Singers and Wheeler 4
Wilson'S sewing machines practice I'll perfs't and
recommended w work. Terms 81. Al l5) Fulton
st, BruuIyn, up stairs. o,i8 A,c'izT
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CEWING MACIIINES-LADIEST TAUGHT
~ " operate on Singers ,nd wheeler - vi. sons
sewing machines, by old experienced teacher.
Practice till perfect on nhnnel shirts, AMI otIaf
work and re amended ~ work AFTER lsNrung
fsru 81 " 81 %, al 81 Stanton 81 Allen, prV.Io
dwelling. uS 49,
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DENTISTRY.
USUAL, TEETH EXTRACTED WITH,
" IN - -. .--.,...r.. l-LlI -.LL-- L-ImLl-
,r,cI1, pONE FOR FIILTNG AND

A RTIFICIAL BONh FUN TTI3I'Ii'u ~ II ~ ~
a rcmodclmg teun, however bhty WC
,',rr,,rtrd fr life. c. D. CRAWFORD nen,lSt =, I,
INV 81, on "a block from BrollwRv. oel9 -iAy.Il
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C.sT ~ TuE TArrLE.

The Wabash iycd, during the entire action
900 shots. luin. III <, ., 10 and ll-iuch Shells
with the exception Of a few rlhcd cannon pro-
icrtiles Of a new pattern, and which were used
simply ~ a mlltcr of experiment. The Sus-
ru,hunah fred 300 shots, the Bicnvlllc, 100,
fnI the average Of the gunbolts and the other
smaller -hirs may probably he set down At l30
each Thrrc were, in all, IL vessels engaged
ON our sido, and probably from Ill Of thcm were
fired not far from $500 shot and shell at the
two forts, Walker and Bcauregard, the l-sun
Inttcrv. and the three steamers.
Tho average cost Of each shot, reckoning
fhcll, round shot, and riff d-cnunon Proiectile'
Of peculiar make, and taLmg into oceount the
value Of the powder used to fire Them
may he set down at about -. Thus th'
burned powder and broken shril-hon oi inc
battle Of Port ROYAL may be set down az having
| cost the country not less than t2s 600 and th'
| grand total viii foot up not far from hVo mil
| lions.
Itisa roticcable fact that all the rebcipowder !
| the very hest English powder, that many OF th
| cartridges are of Engiih make, and that som
| Of the pro ectilcs for tho rihel cannon are OF
| Kind unknown in our service, but which ansWe
TO tho description Of certain new E"g'''" lnVen
uOON,
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SLN NJ hlNNnlNES-WhNltD tD-iEh-
~ SINS who wish " learn N operate Sin yor's
sowing machines terms only 81, ind practices on
all kinds Of work. also some gppd sewers to learn
the psntalO,n trade. Inquire 80 Delaney ~, th
hOur n IN 9iassfOI
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NUMBER 915S
THE NEW YORK SUN
FRIDAY MORNING, nov. Is, 1891.
NInsonIc ReccptIon Of DE. IIa,c..

lie DESCRIBES nls TRAVELS ~ rHE ARCTIC
EFBtDNs.
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THE UNION RANGERS.

A TALE or TIE GREAT nNBEILoS.
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NEW YORK MIIsCURX.

sCOTTO, THH SCOUT;
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-12
RELIEF In TEN MINUTES
DRYAN,S
Pull M0klC WATERS

The Original Medicine Established in 1887, and
first article Of the kind ever introduced under
the name Of "PULMoNIC WATERS" in this OF
any other country; all other Pulmonic W afers
are counterteits. The genuine can be known by
the name BRYAN being stamped ON each WA
FER.
BRYAN' PuLAoNIC WAPERs
Relieve Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Hoarseness.
BaYAN's PULAoNIC WAFKRs
Relieve Asthma Bronchitis, Difficult Breathing
BRYAS's PULMoNIc WAFEas
Relieve Splitting of Blood, Pains in the Chest.
BRYAN's PuLMoNlc WARS
l.elieve lncpient Consumption, Lung Diseases
BRyAS's PULMoNIc WATERS
Relieve Irritation of the Cvua and Tonsils.
BRYAN's PULxoNIo WAFERs
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BRYAN's PULMoNiC WAFRRs
Are Blessing to all Glasses and Constitutions.
BRYAN's PuLxoNIc WAFERs
Are adapted for Vocalists and Public Speakers
BHYAE's PULxoNIc WAFERs
Are in simple form, and pleasant to the tas te
bRTANs PUtxoSIc WAFERs
Net ouy relieve, but effect rapii and lasting cures
BRYANs PULMCNIC WAFEdS
Are warranted to give Subtraction to every one
No family should be without a box Of
BRYAN's PuLMoNIC WAFEa1
IN the house.
No traveller should be without a supply Of
BRYAN's PULMCNIc WATERS
in his pocket.
No person will ever object to give for
BRYANs PuLM0NIC WAFBPs
Twenty-Five Cents
JOB NOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochester, n.
Ho!d by all the Druggists in Davenport and else
where. nov27 d&wly
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oc2-dts1

TTRUSTEE'S SALE.-On the first day Of No
i vember, 1851, at 2 o'clock r. n. Of said day
l will sell for cssh to the highest bidder at the
Court House door in the city Of Davenport
County of Scott and State Of Iowa, the
following described real estate situated in Rock
Island county, ILL.,, to-wit: Lot No. seven ~
being the southeast quarter Of the north west
quarter Of section sixteen (l6,) lot No. tive (2,)
being the southwest quarter Of the northwest
quarter Of section sixteen 6, both lots together
being the south half Of the north west quarter Of
said section sixteen u.s. containing eighty acres
more or less also lot No. six 81 being tie north
east fractional quarter Of the sonth west quarter
Of section sixteen N6, containing twenty-six
acres and thirty -four rods more or less also the
southwest quarter Of the southeast quar-
ter Of section number four (4) con-
tanning forty acres more or less /; also the Dorth
west fractional quarter Of the south west quarter
Of section sixteen (ls,) containing twsnty-six
acres three rods and thirty-three poles more or
less, oil in township No. seventeen (l7) north Of
range one, west Of the fourth (lth) r. n. BY
virtue Of deed Of Trust made to mo BY Miles
Peter Peterson and Christina Sophia Peterson,
and duly recorded In the rseords Of Rock Island
county, Ill, March 9Th, 1857, in volume W.
q deeds paee 1el.
Octobse Z, 1851. JAMES GRANT;
1SDss
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HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE!
WV. A: BACHELORS HAIR DYE!
The Original and Best in the World

WV. A: BATcHELoR's HAIR DYE!
The Original and Best in the World !
All others are mere limitations, and should BIZ
avoided, ii you wish to escape ridicule.
GRAZ, RED OR Rusty HAIR dyed instantly,
t'beautiful and Natural Brown or Black, withou
the least injury to hair or skin.
Fifteen Medals and Diplomas have bee award
ed to VIM. A. Bachelor since 1889, and over 80 :
ooo applications have been made to the Hair Of hi
patrons OF his famous Dye.
W" a ha'chelor's Fair Dye produces q color
not 70 90 distinguished from nature, and is war
ranted not to injurc in the least however long it
may De continued. and the ill effects Of bad dyes
splendid L.
M.a. 20.
-, :, sold supplied Tin private rooms) at
- Wig Factory, le Bond street, New York.
Sold in all cities and towns of the United States
sy Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
~ Tho genuine has tho name and address,
upon steel plate engraving on four sides of each
box, of WILLIAM A RATCHElOR
Jy3lwly Is Bond street, New York.
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VyRUSTEE'S SALE.-Whereas, on the q

VTVRUSTEE'S SALE.-Whereas, on the 25th
i day Of October, A. d., 1858, Julia +. Coe,
and Wales Coe, her husband, executed unto Abb
ner Dawson as Trustee, = certain deed of Trust,
conveying to said Trustee the land in Scott coun-
ty, Iowa, described as follows, to-wit: The west
half Of lot No. three 80 in block No. two(2) in
Maekintosh's first addition to the city Of Daven-
port being AZ feet front Locust Street, by 10y
feet deep which said conveyance was made BY
the said Julia E. Coe and Wales Coe, for the pur-
pose of securing the payment Of a certain prom
issory note and the interest thereon, signed by
said Julia +. Coe and Wales Coe, dated the 18th
pay Of October. A. D., 1853, for the sum Of $3.50,
payable one year thereafter, with interest at ten
per cent. per annum, and drawn to the order Of
Levi Miller.
And now, said promissory note having become
due and payable, and the said Julia E. Coo and
v ales Coo having failed to pay the same, I,Abner
Davison, Trustee aforesaid, do hereby give this
public notice, that by virtue Of the power which is
in me vested by said Deed Of Trust will on Sat
urisy the 26th day Of Oct, A. d. 1861, 1t tho hour
Of two o'clock in the afternoon Of said day, 1t the
Court House door, in the city Of Davenport, Scott
county, State Of Iowa, expose and oder for sale 1t
public auction parcel Of land above described or
90 much thereof shall be necessary to satisfy and
pay the amount doe on sail note with interest
thereon to the day Of sale, together with all
and expenses attending said cost Of this notice
and Trustees fees.
Dated the I'd day Of October, A. D.. 1861.
ABNEK DAWSON,
oc2-dts1 Trustee.
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1.-TWO CLAIMS FOR PRINTING, ONE FOR
L FoKTY-FIvE DOLLARS, against Col. II. IL.
Heath, G. Cookery and other members of II
Comm tee on Printing for the Breckenridge Dem
ocratic Convention which assembled in this city
last August; and the other tor NINE DOLLARS,
against the LII CLAIRE DEMO CRATIC CLUE.
Both claims have been ackpo W ged to be
rect, and payment repeatedly promised. We
would state that the members Of the Breckinridge
party, in this city, paid their proportion of the in
debtedness to US, like men also, that Col. IL. IL
Heath, ID. A. Ma hony and others of Dubuque, as.
sured that the balance should be settled at
once. This assurance was given some eigh. months
since. such being the case Capitalists will at
once perceive that this is opportunity to in
vest in securities which will not deprec,a:e.
We are preparing complete list Of our polti-
cal claims, AID will, in few days, offer to our cit
liens glorious oppor' unity for permanent invest
ment RICHARDSON, WEST d co.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-12

VI>Ru STEE'S SALE On saturday, the 9TH
day of October, 1861 will be sold Tor cash,
to the highest bidder at the Court House door, 10
the city Of Davenport, at two o'clock r. NJ, the
following described real estate, to-wit Inc east
half of lot two ~ in block nine 9 in the city
Of Davenport, Scott county, Iowa; also the follow
ing described premises 10 the county OF Clinton,
In said State Of Iowa, lot No. fourteen a., IN
block No four H., in the villrgc OF Camanche,
and the following described real estate in the
county Of Marshall, in said state to.wit; The
east half Of the southwest quarter OF section
twenty l20,l in township eighty-three 80 north
Of range twenty l20, west OF the 9TH 7. NJ, con
tanning one hundred and twenty acres.
liy force and effect Of Deed OF Trust, made to
me by John H. l.afronz and Elise Lairetz, his
wife, said FIRST above described property is dllyre-
corded in Scott county records June 2lst, 1898, IN
book ID" Of town lot mortgages, page lOo the
sail "a above descr bed property IS duly recorded
in Clinton county records, August l2th, 1895, IN
book ''G .. mortgage records, at pages 80 ana 80,
and the said third above described property il
duly recorded in Marshall county records. July
2od 1898, IN book IL" at pages 42a and 40, and
said Deed Of Trust is dated Juse 9TH, l7o3.
Davenport, September 10. 1861.
ii. Is. MATHEWS,
spll-dts Trustee.