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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-06
RAILROADS.
Chicago ami Reek Island Rallroa j

Winter Arrangement, 1869.
IASAND 1T Err MONDAY, nov. lsrr. -
~ and until further notice, trains VIII leave
davenport daily, Sundays excepted, - follows:
lstmail train At. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS An.
&c freight. $40 A. u
on 0lgu exPfeees S.sO p. n.
Trains srrivest Davenport daily, Sundays ex.
oepted, as follows:
let lgnt express Al. .............. $40 A. y.
"a i1eignt trains A.. 400 r. y.
All trains over this route are il direc. csnnexion
atChisago with trains over both the Michigan
Southern, Michigan Central, Pit,sburg, Fort
Wayne, and Chicago Railroad to and from De-
.soit, Toledo, Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinnati,
tfttsburg, Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Alba
oy, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Wash
ington. Also at LaSalie with trains Of the Illi-
eo;s Central Road-Norta to Galena and South to
1t Louis and Cairo.
Passengers are reminded of the necessity of
giving distinct directions to the destination Of
their baggage, also to procure tickets before tax
Ing their seats in tie cars as the conductors col
ise fares only to stations on the line of the Chi
Gag and Ksek Island Railroad.
JOHN +. TRACY. Superintendent.
Davenport. November L., 1861. diff
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Apply to W. I. ROSS, Agent.
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fINRl 81 tE'S SALE.-Whereas, on The 18th
1 day OF December, A. D.. 1855, Hugh Kelsey
and Sarah {. Kelsey, bis wife, OF Scot, county.
Iowa, executed unto Austin CCrbin, as Trustee, a
certain deed Of Trust, conveying to said Trustee
tue land in Scot. county, Iowa described as fol-
lows, wit A part oi the north east fractional
quarter Of section No. two e. township No. sew.
cnty-nine 70, OF range No. i've j. eas. Of the
9TH 7. II bounded and described as follows, to-
wit: Commencing NJ the south west corner u
One acre OF ground decided By L. pinueo guardian
of the heirs Of Hazel Pinneo, deceased, by order
of the County Court Of Scot. county, t. Timothy
Seal, commencing at the aforesaid south v est
corner, and running thence east torty..ight ti2)
iect; thence north ten (l0) rods theme IVES.
torty-eisht (4o) feet, and thence ssuth
tea o. rods TO the place Of begin
ming Nhica sail conveyance was made nv
the SAID Hugh Kelsey ard wife, for the purpose
Of securing the payment ofonc certain promi sory
Lote and the interest thereon, signed by sa;d Hugh
Aetsey, dated the i1tE day Of December. A. H.,
ioo9. tor the sum of one hundred ard forty-one
aidJt 100 dollars, due in year after date 10
the order OF stephen Thompson, al the Banking
House 81 Mackiot Corbin, with interest at the
rate Of ten per cent. from GATE About one hun
ired dollars has been paid, and he balance is
due.
And now, said note having become due and pay
able, and the said Hugh Kelsey having failed To
paw the same, except IN art.as aboye,I l, Austin
Iorbin, Trustee n 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 Saturday, the o9th day OF December, a :.
D.l86l at thehour OF nine o'clock in III forenoon.
OF said day. at the Court House door
in the City OF Davenport, expose and offer fer
sale at public auction, -, ah, the parcel Of land
above described, or f.9cl thereof a. hag be nee
esary to satisfy and pay the amount Of said note.
aud the interest hereon til day Of sale oye the,
with all the costs and expenses attending said
sale, costs OF this notice and trusfce'sfees.
Dated the I'd day Of December, A. -, ie5I.
AUSiIN CORBIN,
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Chicago l. Northwestern Railway
Illinois Ceatral Railroad.

Is: ~
~ AND AFTER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER
~ 81, ttains VII leave IRON the Grand Central
Depot, foot Of Lake ani South Water street
Through Express, At csc A NJ. arriving at
daily, exc, SUNDAYS, cairo az i:o 4 II.
ts5- Tins Train connects FER Peoria, Alton, ST.
LoIis. Memphis, Now oreans agl Mobile.
Accomnodatiqr, A. zoo 2 Il. for Cairo anu Way
Tran, Stations arriving II Cairo NJ
Ever i,y, as r next jay.
~ This T'eiu, On Saturdays, will run only to
FbaLe. aims afriyeat Chicago at laos A N
and $50 + Il.
Or Tie~es- aud information, apply a, the ofiic
ii thc treat Ceatral Depot.
HYDE rARh AND WOOD LAWN.
Trans "iH leave Chicago: Leave Wool Llwn
=: u \ u Go 4 NJ
s:iJ Il * 9:l5 A !,
Eva II l2.j5PM
S.Jh + " sd PM
t;U1 l. u 600 L 81
". Il. ARTHUR, Gent Sup'.
.j"hN>oN, ten Passenger Ag'i. no20;f
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rSRGSTEE'S SALE.-On saturday, the 2s,h
day Of December a. b. 1861, will be sold,
for cash, to the highest bidder, the Court House
door, in the city OF davenport, NJ two o'clock T.
NJ. tho following described real e alto in Scott
county, State ot Iowa, to-wit Tie south ll'f
Vi tho east hal OF lot No. seven 4. IN block NJ
eleven IT., n the city Of DayenI ort, n.ca suring
fgUy l0 by seventy 1--WE feet, and co4yeytd 10
Ia.cph Bpeklincer aud NarcGa Blocklinper Nv
John Reed also part Of lot No. tour 4 IL
lock Nc. eleven II in the city OF Dayeap,ft
described a. follows, t)-wit C6mm"nciug ~ a
lotni fly 20 feet west from the n east cor
ner ct sail lot No. four I, thence running v. 81
iwenty-h 70 fee: thence south eighty isUf
ieet thence east twenty five l25l fe theGce
north tish'y s9i feet 10 tho place Of he.ing!ny
measuring twenty five t25 By eighty s4 fat
conveyed to said j BoekIiuger and wife by Anton
C@rwi1;i and wife by force and effect of Dee
q Trust, made ne by Joseph Biock!ineer snd
NaFent, hi' VIE du y recorded in Scott county
records, March ioth, 1877, in book N" az town
TT mortgage, at page ~, and dated March 9TH
1851.
Davenport, December B. ISL
AUSTIN C0RBIN,
dco dis Trustee.
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E.l.CceyeDr,S .V0ffcc

NOTICE Is HTRE.Y GIVEN THAT THE
~ Subscribers have been duly appointed Ex-
eci rix and Executor Of the last VIII ana Tesla
inefto' Antoine Leciaire, late Of the city Of Da.
vengort, in Scott county, Iowa, deeca:el, and
have taken ulsa ,hen-cyc, TIA. must by quail
iiig as the Law directs All persons having Ella inns
utan 'he estate Of said deceased, are reuuI "a u
he The same duly aftcsted in the Coua,y Court
q sad county. and all persons indebted 10 sad
estate, are called urtn to make payment to
1AKGu hh.TE i.TCLhli.t, Fxe.utrix.
GEO. l.. DANENPOAT Executor
let the above notice be Published for
four consecutive weeks IN tie ili!y ard weekly
Ga-ete AMI DknocRaT AND NEWS newspapers
K. ilhDEkMAN, Go. Judge.
PcTSAa & Ro IERs. Ait'ys. ny6.dAs1w
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skUSfEk'5 SALE.-Whsrsss. on the 18TH
day Of Novs0bss, 4. D., 1855. Maria Green
ana stephen II. Green, her husband. executed
unto Abnsr Dawson, Is Trustee certain Deed
o. trust conveying to said Trustee, the land Ia
Scott county, Iowa, described az follows. to-vit !.
part OF the ,outh-eAst quarter Of section tbir.
teen Is, w township seventy eight us s north
OF range threc q east OF the 5h Z. ~. more
particularly described and bounded as folows. to.
wit: feginniag at a stone on the west bank Ct
Duck creek, and east Of the quarter corner be-
tween sections thirteen 49, and twenty -four
"a, tie distance Of fourteen (l4l ctins and
twenty 20 links thence east o3g tho souih
limo OF said section thirteen (lS) txenty
Wv chains AMI s'ghty-four (si links 10 the
township line thence due north ten nc chains
and seventy 49, link. to Q stone thence
due west four - chains TO q stone: thence du.
horth Two ~ chains and fifty 500 links 10 a
stone thence duo west eighteen Isl ch a ms and
eighty four $50 links to q stone ,heEce due
south Two 2 chains aud 6fty 50) links a stone:
tneace due west seven IL chaius TO a stone
thence due south ten (l0) chains and seventy,
hnc tis) links TO the place OF beginning con-
tanning thifty-six aud 9D-iU0 acres and being tho
same land conveyed to said Maria Green by Julia
T.. Coe and husband which saii conveyance was
made by the SAID Maria Green and Stephen II.
Green for the purpose Of securing the pa lyman. OF
certa promissory note and tn interest thereon
signed by said Mari, Green and Stephen H.
Green, dated the 18th day Of November A. d..
Isos, and payable a follows for the sum 81 two
thousand seven hundred and nncty-eight 55.lGa
.z,'so 9s.i"o) dollars, payable 10 the order OF
Henry Miller, On the l.; day Of Decem Der. 1859.
with interest at ten per cent. per annua or ma.
turity.
ANA now, said promissory note having become
due and payable, AMI the said Iara Green and
stephen H. Green having tailed to pay the same,
excepting the sun Of two hund. ed an forty dol
lara which was remitted, ], Abner Dawson.
Trustee as aforesaid do hereby give this public no.
tce, that by virtue # the Eower which is in me
vested by said Deed Of Trust, will, on SATURDAY.
the 18th lay Of December A. ID. 1851 a the hour
u two o'clock IN the afternoon Of said day. q, the
t"'r Iiouse door, in the city Of Davenport ex-
pore AID otter Ter sale, at public auction the
parcel of and abesc described, o 60 much there.
OF rs snail be necessary 10 satisfy and raw the
amount ii said note, with the interest there-
o. 70 the day Of sale, together with all tn costs
aad expenses attending said sale, cots Of this
notl,e and Trustees fees.
Dated the 18th day of November. A. - i-sl.
ABEER DAWSON,
Gc5 Trustee.
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nvl9-d:s

Z! huSfEL'S SAl.E-Whereas. On tn 18th dav
L OF peeem or, A. ID looS Seener Belfed
and William Behcld, her hus band, executed unto
Aone' Davison as Trustee, a GER ain Deed Of
Trust conveying To said Trustee the land is Scott
county. Iowa, &C. crhea follows, tc-wit: The
west balf OF the northeast quarter o, section
twelve u IN township seventy eight IS north
OF range three 81 east Of the 9TH p. NJ. which
said conveyance was made by the said Sele ncr
heheld and William Beif=ld, for the purpose Of
securing the payn ent Of certain promiss nv note
and IL G interest thereon, signed By said Sc.ener
Belfeid and William Belfeld, dated the 29th day
Il December, A. d., 1885, and payable as foliows !:
Tor the sum Of two thousand one hundred and six
dollars 81 lohl payable TO the order Of Caleb
Wheeler. on tho LIST day Of December, 1~j9, with
interest thereon at the rate Ct ten per cent. per
annum.
And now, said promssory note having become
due AMI payable and the said >eiencr Beiteid and
lillian BE field having failed to pay
the same. save and excepting the sum Of two
hun tired and forty-nve s5-It0 ($245.s5,), Abner
Dawson Trustee rs aforesaii, do he,eby give this
public notice, that by virtue OF the DO yer which is
in me vested by said Deed OF Trust, wilton Mon.
day, the 10th day Of December A. b. 1851, al
the honr oftwo .'co,a o tee afternoon OF said
day, at the Court House d3or II the city of Day-
export. expose and offer fer sale, q, public auc-
ton the parcel Of land above described, or so
much thereof as shall be necessary to satisfy
and pay the amount OF Eaid nete, with the in
terest thereon TO the day of sale. ttge;h er with
all the costs and expenses attending said sale,
costs of this notice ami Trustee, ices.
Dated the 23d day OF November, A. ID. 1851.
ABNkR DAWSON;
no23-dts Trustee.
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. = LJS-,
iian'l W-s;tsn Passenger Agent Chicago.
>. L. AooKE, Con. ami Gent As't, Chicago.

fTeighto Of all kinls will be carried from Ch;ea-
60 10 all poiat. East at all times, at low rates
% any otitl hali!oal fsutc scn2sitf
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rlNkU SlEE'S SALE Whereas, on the 18th
L day OF March, Il. =, l-j3, William Sellers
and Mary, his wife, executed unto John e.. Bills as
Trcstre, certain Deed OF Trust, conveying to
said Trustee the land in story county. Iowa des-
cribed c follows, to wit The east hall ~ o.
the southeast quarter y and the south east
quarter "a Of the north Least quarter Of section
thiItysiA sc, N TOW nship eli znty five So north
priueipli meridian, conian IDg one hund: ed AMI
made by the said William Sellers and Nary, his
wife, Tor the p.rpose of securing the payment Of
a certain promisspry note for one huatred AMI
twelve and 50-lOo dollars and the interest thereon,
signed By said William Sellers, dated the 18th
day OF March, A. d, 1888, ana payable as follows
To u. Is. Noyon. or bearer, ut j G. Bills office, in
Davenport, six month after date, with interest
at ten per cent. after due till paid
And tho said note having become due and raw
able, and the said " iiam ~eicrs havin. failed to
the same, j, John e. Bills, Trustee, IS afore.
sad, do give this public notice. that by virtue
Of the power which was in me vested, by sad
Deed Of Trust, viii on Tuesday tho iotn day
Of December A. D., S j, at the hour I. 2 o'clock
III the afternoon Of said day, at Ii! Court Rouse
door, In the city Vi davenport, exI ose and otter
Tor f&lc, III pubic auction, TIE pare els Of land
above describe d or so much thereo. shall be
necessary to satisfy AMI pay the amount Of said note
wththe interest thereon TO the day sale together
with ali the costs and expenses attending said
SAFE, costs If tIs notice and Trustee tess.
Dated the l5tL day If November, A. b., 1861
JOIN Z. BILLS,
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What the Late l.. s. THtuf<;cr 10 .;Gg1uI;a
SAGE

Correspondence Of Tie y. y. Tii5V"e
Mr.. Dallas conversos very unrcsc::rily
about the feeling Of the British Ministry 10.
ward rhis Government. IL believed tho Mn
istry to be hostile 10 rs, and that Lord JOHN
Russclrs early recognition Of the rthe.s as
hal!igprentS vas not = premature declaration
b. r~ei,ented Of hereafter, but 2 deliberate poll
CO to nc adhered 10 rs far rs it gees. He is
disposed to believe that The grca, arb:ter is
cotlGr-that as the stock on hand will keep
The English mills employed until November,
III M~lnistry will not openly countenance the
rebellion uni!l it Is a*:;:lained whether The
new crop is to DE exported or not. If VIC
crush the rebels and permit the new crop to be
exported, Ill Will hr satisfactory 10 John Ball;
if We Gail 10 30 so. snd John Bull has TO Ito
without cotton, then suuc occasion will he
found 10 get up Il difficulty and force The
blockade. r. the war hrrc continues until
November, Bali viii kt:p tolerably quiet,
making only an occasional roaring. Hence, as
the time Tor shipping the new ci"p approaches,
the questions Of how England mranS III act will
be more cles,ly answered. NJ. p,ii,s tanks
that if the Ministry We're tn nc tDa openly iui
the rcbeii:nn uow, Exeter Hall wcr!1 iu:n tIeE
out forthwith, while, unless they made soule
Shos Of favuri:,S the Cotton Lurus, they would
10 the same Thing; SO as it is iur cfic.,, after
all, that laey arc contcnding, their future policy
wil! be Just snch As they may think tho most
likely To insure to them q continuance OF pow
or. lie is u! op:nion that France and England
will pursue al identical policy with respect to
uS. be Ina. what IL NAV.
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Tho rirs, u,lAeronautie .seconnols-
From the New York Herald,


The aerial telegraphipg experiment is q &c
cided success. Louis Napoleon used balloon
to reconnoitro the position Of the enemy al
Solfarino, just before that famous battle but
he had not the advantage of n magnetic tele'
graph arrangement 10 communicate the result
Of the rec0nnoisganccS TINS made. To-day
Professor Lowe assembled lron the Grmory LOT.
The capacity Of the balloon WAS twenty thou
sand cubic feet. 1t was provided with signal
flags aud Il powerful telescope; but A. the as.
cent was made lute IN the afternoon, and chiefly
for the purpose OF testing the practicabiiily OF
maintaining a magnetic circuit ard operating
in thu balloon, no reconnaissance wa; attempt
cd.
4 circuit was established by looping one G!
the adjacent telegraph wires-thc one between
Alexandria and the war dcpartlncnt-with
helix wires several hundred feet in length,
wound upon a reel at the spot from which the
ascent was made. The helix wires arc very
fine and flexible. These communicated with
n delicate pocket Morse apparatus, carried by
the operator in the balloon. The hc!iccS were
paid out frcm the reel as rapidly as the ropes
attached to tue balloon. Au ascent Of live or
six hundred feet was made, und the Geographic
arrangement "orkcd charmingty. When at
the utmost elevation attained dispatches were
sent to tic President Of tie United States
through the war department.
After demonstrating the success Of the eX-
pertinent, Prof. Lose was tIisged through the
streets in lis tallnnH 4 distance If over half a
mile to the open lawn south nf the White
House, when the balloon was safely anchored
for the night, with u view to repeat the rxpcr,-
ment tomorrow, in the presence Of the preSi-
dent and his cabinet.
With this ~tclegraphic apparatus, and the
means Of making an aerial reconnaissance, u
general may be accurately informed CT every.
thing HAT may Dc going Oh within = long days
march Of his position IN any direction.
The following is the dispatch sent by Prof.
Lowe to the prcsidrn, while 1t bis aerial hight.
BALLOON ENTERPRISE. Janc Is, 1861.
To tie President 81 tic United Sten5:
From this point of observation, the city,
with lis g'rdie Of encampmeni:. presents a
superb scene. | have pleasure IN sending you
the first dispatch ever tclcgraphed from an aerial
station, and in acknowledging indebtedness FOR
your encouragement for the opportunity Of de-
nonstra,ing the availability OF the science Of
acr0nautics in the military s:rgicc of the cnun
try. L. :. = Luwr.
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Ky the Governor OF Virginia.


Whereas, The President of tha Confederate
States %: America las male = rcT"iSiiIn;. upon
thr :Sia:c OF Virginia for three tiol.und I:icE,
that hc;ng The nuJta nf Virginia. III tn. adli.
Liana! frcc "a" called nu:, ani !: IS required
tia; Volunteers. Offering Ter this s*rTic, shall be
received for, and during !ha c9rtinGalce ri TIC
war, audit is proper that the rcqlisiticn s!ould
be promptly complied with :--rheraGorr, |,
John Latcher, Governor Of the Commonwealth
OF Virginia, by virtnc u! authority vested in mt
by law, do hereby proclaim taa: Volunteers
for this service arc desired. anl wii1 be ac".,J.
ted in companies for, and during the cnnlii,'
uanc: Of the war. u the number Of three
thousand men. Each company to be composed
Of ono Captain, cnc first Lieutenant, two
second Licuitnants, irur Scrg"In;s, four Cor
pcra!S, Lwo Musicians, anL from sixty f1u7 20
one hundred ~pr;vates, the officers &c bs elected
by the companies rrSpcctirely.A
Aud iG. tbs purpose cF organization and III.
s~.ructiun ! co hereby designate R;c!.nlend and
Staunlon rs points for the establishment Of
camps. and cacti company rs /; is formed will
repair 10 the camp nearest to 1t, there Ii hr
mustered inin ~s.re:cc and to ~: organized int,
,attalipnS ana regiments. l. Will lot be L pre-
requisite in accepting ;l:csc companies tnat
they shall be armed, although it Is ilopci maE.j
ri them will DC.
And 7 do further proclaim that Nil
companies, ta:!aiionS or regiments which
were formed and organized cn The first day
of Jnly (he present month"; Tor /" ~&erTico o!
twelve months, will BE- received into the vol
untecr force which VAS in process OF orsanizl-
ton prior to the present reqn:siLipn !cr Lie adj
ditionRi force; ant thereafter all cnmriricS
formed and organized mast be Tccei;ed lur the
w.r, until the said additional farce 81 three
thousand luen il; raised.
Given rntlcr my hand IS Governor,
It, : ard under The seal OF III. Cannon.
49, wealth. at Richmond, this 3Td day Of
JUL, 1861, ani n the S5til year 81 'he CnIn.
monwta;th. JOHN LEtCtEk
by the Go:crnor:
GEORGE ". MuNFoxD,
Secretary Of the Commonwealth.
Tho several papers in the Commonwealth
will insert the foregoing Proclamation, in then
columns three %;ilntS, and forward accoul!S ~
this Department. july Is;
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AT SHORT NOTICE. On THE MOST REASON.
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We have in our cmn!oy some Of the best
Printers in the State, and will warrant all OUR
work in every respect,
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Determined to give satisfaction, and fully
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