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WEDNESDAY MORNING. JUNE 10, 1861.


Mrs. Hnntngton'4 slave Alfred, on Basin street
Bali given.
James Reynolds, charged with punching the face
Of john Shortell at the Inarble-ahop Of the former
No. 27 Poydra3 street. Bail given.
Sarah Cohan, charged with having fe0nious pos
session, in her house, corner 0! North Market and
TchonPitonfas streets, of bed-quilt, shawl, skirt
and dress. the same having been stolen from Ellen
Malone; the quilt being found there. Bail given.
Philip, slave Of jules Blanc, charged with steal
ing ont of the Captains cabin OF the schooner
l.catad, at the New B0sn, three mosquito bars,
two blankets, and various articles Of wearing ap-
pareI, the whole worth $25. Bail given.
RH.onDHR GAsTmuL's Cornr Mrs. Kcever for
ontrdE only pcrsecutiEg Mrs Jeannot Lyon, at
the coTu- OF Cont ard johnson streets, was yes
terday put under peace bonds. Bernard Williams
charged with beating Mary Rno on Dauphin street,
was fined $40. Emile laulOn, charged with strik-
ing Jean Maaplate at the corner OF Royal and
Barracks streets, was dismissed, and Maaplatc
was fined s..
Jean Yerbeck was dismissed from two charges
OF robbery: one prosecutor having left the city
and the other, f.. ArOn, being fined $ for making
a groundlcss affidavit. Vcrbeck was charged with
obtaining fifty cents from each Of the prosecutors
by threats OF violence, in house on Old Levee
street.
The following parties were arragned and booked
for future examination:
Preston, slave Of Crumhorn charged with a VIC.
lation Of the ordinances in fast diving running
his team against a lady atthe corner of Royal and
Canal streets, and violently resisting officer Held
ingsfeider, who arrested him. Sent to prison.
Mrs. Alfred, charged with yilcly abusing DR..
Ayia and wife at their residence corner Of Main
and Burgundy streets. Bail given.
Catherine and Elizabeth Weinshcimer, charged
with violently thrashing Orrove Hubbard, f. m. c..
on St. Louis street, between Franklin and TrtmG
Oh Sunday evening Bail given.
Ellen Merwn, charged with hitting Molly Will
ams with a tU1lbleT, at her " boarding house, y
No. 81 TrjI@ street. Bail given.
Mary Jackson, charged with thrashing Eliza
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BY SUI LovESG0GD.

His m0uf, his paw, and his feetzes, am the prin-
cipal feeters, and his strkin pint is the way them
ar laigs ov hezn gets inter his body They goes
in at each aidge sorter like the prongs goes into
pitehfOtk. Owe all the durnad skeery lookin ole
cnsses for President ever seed, he am decidedly
hall the rings knocked out. I kotch ole bull
frog, and druv nail thru his lips inter post, tied
two rocks tn his hine toes, and stuck darnin
him to dry. I seed him two weeks afterwards,
and when I seed ole Abe thot it were an orful
retrbution cum ontu me, and that hit were the
same frog only stretched little longer, and had
tuck tn warm of close to keep me from KNOWN
him, and ketchen him an nailn him up again, an
natrat born durn fool es I is, swear seed the
same watery, skeery look, an the same sorter
knots on the backbone.n Pm feard George,
sum thin's tn cum my nan up that ar frog, !
swear I am, ever since I seed abe same color,
same feet, (cold as ice) and Pm ID if hit amt the
same smell.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-19

Secretary Of State Addison P. Gilmore, Receiver
VIM. P. West and B. r. Rankin, Marshas, have
proved heavy dslauters. Parties have been sent
to investigate the matter.
Heavy defalcations are also commencing to de
TelOp themselves in Iowa.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-19

TIE SWORD M1GnrIER THAN THE PEN.-The
Charleston Courier says:
The question Of recognition Of the Confederate
Republic will be settled not in Washington, or
Paris or London, but in Virginia. Tho arguments
Of our brave volunteers are better than all the
Taendacous and intriguing diplomacy Of Oily Gam
1t is with peoples as with men-thoac who recog
ri.e themselves can in good tno command recog-
milton from others. We DO not pnderrate the
faith in the moral suasion " WhichIs administered
by rifles and swords, well handled by brave men
who know their rights and the truth mid dare main
tain them.
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IrICo-ECCLEsIAsTICAL BLAspHEMY. There
has been gotten up in this city, under the auspices
of sundry ranting hypoGrite:, a s9-called as3ocia-
ton to provide for the religious wants Of the
volunteers" 1t held nlasssmeating Mt the Cooper
Institute, on Thursday evening. The principal
speakers of the occasion the notorious DR..
Tying of Messrs. Ball, Black Il Co. memory, the
Rev. Br Hitchcock, and an adlle-headed fanatic.
Mr., Chittenden.
These pOus individuals ndalged in the following
spiritual eXhortations,n which make up about
all that the public journals record as having been
said by them on the solemn occason. The Rev.
Dr.. Tying, who brings out Secession flag and
tEathplcs it under foot, says " It reminds of q
certain definition of man, monkey with hia tail
rubbed out It had the power, | would put Judge
Taney where have put that fag.h
Mr.. S. B. Chittenden: He "h had heard friend
say that day that he would rather trust his wife
and family to the negroes OF the South than to the
whites, because they had better hearts and better
consciences, and were less barbarous and more
human."
Excepting an explanation Of the objects of the
meeting by Mr.. Dodge, these were all the speakers
That we see reported, and the above sentiments
about all that was uttered, by way of supplying
the religious wants Of volunteers" An aged IT.
roprochabe patriot like Judge fancy was wanted
| by Dr.. Tying, in order that he might physically
b!uise and maui him the health OF General Scott
vas pronounced to be the only grace to be sought
for from the Almighty and negroes were alleged
to be in every respect better, holier and more
civilized than white men. Can anything be imagined
| r.0re eXecrable and oathsoIne than such vile pro-
caedings under the mask of religion?
ri, Z. Dlly News, 8th.
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boAMn I'D o: ALn:.'NEN'-lh Board met last eve
h'nH, NJ Nixon IN me chaif.
me h"dl" ot A7Sistdltls' ny HesaaSe' announced
To rais n,o1aI, fo thn onnn nf Eo,, Orooos
"a ren@s G ayo t to a Cs VI i rg 0
+i, + ~. tio ~ ~ gJ. ~; ~ IN ~ 80 i L " ,S ~ l,
ritT f III; citv IA ra,,;ra +Lo W., @j1noa
VI .t an ei.o ,I5
r tbJ;o f+ Chiof NJ pii -. " ~, ,,;
so,"j r. +hn dNos ~ ['4i1 10
SUnvi ~ Cjs ,ji1 uoss %pliore oat SS
e". a1n u H. ~ " i! e'ec 10
IiIn tronI- on Eroatra, +roo+ +APNJ " iJ
Tbo Roord of seSistars roroa roo.; ~
+l; Pa3'r ,,i,ct;+t t ~; ~ =; WI 1; ~ Slo r " "
; ;'. It iot 'te r
i1 od tnT az ut on Feices'
H. q pdor5 tor F taiCta+ ou, - :,
roslnnS of rninr inrr'ar "9N"o eN'7 Ill
,it :" c ,,,,'l'' ~, W. 'it'u,
f haifao oeno,;n ~, tl a2n',! ter
C1,,,. 10 1 ~ o'' eriG az a. ~ riio 'C @
t3 l or~ F4I hiIa ~ 81 ~ InE "tneo ~ W VIZ W
and made into knansars for tha same ne oced u"
@ 'NV ny" M" tS@Che ipl Ine sa,ne, e!iclteu d
ai n ba al ot boaaI p aer "ch
q W M, ttb W WV, ~ 0tt1'
o socipI. f St %sMn5 ,o 2e Il. cetease , M
nonce CornittooS was W 'ne
| i'ti' CTntiIt,'t'' 3't;i' ~ ill.,, n:.. r,., .
ot ~ NV G Lomto"a 10 elec'
oil I"t tG' az a1 G'y Ih vas 1eIe,ieu
@ IL Lit leealeu % o'4'anct
roaS ua ood and roforro u u
| NtI'or w rooI',t;1 % 'r,,C @ lU ,eo,7
Tto pnord az %t, teaei a9!aI ~
oi+ ". ,sshtu colcuL tence IN
o5 aor+ ~ t w. " GAaulIHe ie
ci,v dnfonco so tno p ~
fba Bnr than YAM iTt I,1on
| 1l'' l''"'u ',I'H "e"' 'li'o
BOARD or ASSISTANT ALnERMEE.--!hls BoarC
| net Iasr evening; Mr. ha6lon III the char
! , re !teasGFer report showing a balance on
ll&na 5S OF >Z",jS5 ~; was read ana referred.
ne boaFo OF AloGfmeh' ny message, announced
one Sarence IN Tt5outlos OF TINS Board and asked
| concurrence IN olhers OF thelr own. These resou
IONS, al fel@IlEg !? street improvements, were
| Iall on tEe table 9Qhect tocall.
reports from MIR. hartnger Creed, Chief En-.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-19

THE TEXAS WHEAT CHor.-Some years ago We
heard the story Of an Alabaman who emErated to
Texas, and in three years returned with bitter com
plants against that State. lie said that he made
50 much corn in one year that it took him two
years to gather it, and tha! he ncver would live in
State where he could not gather his crop the same
year. Some people might read the story with
doubt, but the recent accounts Of the Texas crops
man who has just arrived from there says that the
wheat crop has been harvested, and is perfectly
enormous. Enough has been raised to last over
two years. provided the next crop should fail.
bpshsa ' 3 Sy he Is onI ~ 20 tn anu ous"GoS oL
change for bonds. Glorious news 10 all parts of
this Confederacy Providence seems to have smiled
upon the fields. montgomery Advertiser.
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4 Little 800 willing.
The following little scene occurred not q thousand

The following little scene occurred nqf a thousand
miles from our whereabouts
Enthu n,ic individual volunteers the lr-wonders what
effect The viii have his home irnpart
the dret int lenc devoted witeeXpscs any Of
sob. shri X. mysteries. &c, devoted
Husband -tinelMy-" Well. Moll I've got some
thing to tell you-something that won't exactly
please you. but
Wfe-"Oh, well Thomas out with itn
Hnsband--'' The fact is, Molly; Il; but first
promise me that you won't cry.h
Wdte-"I won't cry, Thomas, unless it is very,
Ue'y bad"
Husband" Well, Molly I'LL am going to the
wars with Capt.-'s company; now, don't take
on, my cherished ANGEL! u
Wife" Oh, no! Thomas, won't. lam satisfied I,
and much pleased at your determination. can
take care of myself while you are gone.n
Husband-asto,mded at aCife's Indifference
" And you are willing that shall go and leave
you unprotected!H
Wife-co1np0SeNy- "a Certainly; perfectly will
ling. I can take care of myselt-don't be alarmed
on my account
Observation-Disclosures he S1els a raj" You say that
you are perfectly willing that shall so and fight in
| my country's defense ;"
| Wife" Yes, Thomas; what can be more noble
| than to die in defense Of ones c0untry?"
Husband--t0 ,ctOHJ The idea Of dying neue1' 0c-
Cured" And you tell me coolly and dispassiun-
ately that y0u are willing that shall go?n
Wife" Yes, Thomas perfectly vng.n
Hushand-stdrtti1g up IN fage" Well, Molly,
ali that have to say is that ynl are little too id
wILLING."
And Thomas ioiued the Home Guards
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George the First, on journey to Hanover,
stopped at a village in Holland, and while the
horses were getting ready, he asked for two or
three eggs, which were brought him and charged
two hundred forms. " How ia this ;" said his
Majesty, eggs must be scarce in this place. :"
" Pardon me-, said the host. eggs are plenty
enough, hut Kings are scarce" The King smiled
and ordered the money to be paid him.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-19
GEN. scorr.-Tho Lynchburg Virginian of the

GEN. scoTT.-Tho Lynchburg Yirginiau of the
18th says:
Virginia gentleman, relative OF General Scott,
who has been in public employment at Washington
for some years, determined last week to leave that
city aud return to his native State. Apprehensye
that he might not be able to get through the lines
Of the Federal troops, he applied to Gen. Scott for
A pass He found the old soldier at his office with
his feet, ancles and lower extreu1tiea in tub of
cold water. The old General was suffering with
gout and said that getting 70 his stomach.
When, he was Informed by the gentleman in ques-
ton of the object of his visit, the General told him
should kill him after he got to Yrginia." The
same gentleman who has also made visit to our
camp at Manassas Junction, says that our soldiers
are iuGomparaby superior to The forces he saw ae
| Washington.
| nnrrn in Thomas county, GeoFRia, gave a INN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-19

TIE FOTE Of VIEGl~It. The Majority Of the
popular vote Of Virginia in favor Of the Ordinance
of Secession is % $50.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-19

FFTLLSBDRO', N. c., MILITARY AC ADEMY,
ii This IN tuition lately lcorpora ed and Of thoroughly
and Military character under the con uct of Col
c. Tew formerly Superintendent of the Sqte Military Academy
Columhn s. g The Annual Encampmect begn- about the
mid lie Of May Fer ceular, address the Superintendent
al2 FrMoWe&Fr&bW
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And Thomas joined the Home Guards.

ANOTHER JACKSnN.--A correspondent of the
Mobile Mercury, writing from Union City, saya:
hear that AT the flag lowering down ut Column
bu; yesterday, there was one person who had
something of The spirit OF Jackson, of Alexandria,
but nor his fortune Of good and ILL., A citizen had
prepared himself for Staying the man who should
lower ii, with some deii6eTatiOn. He had sadded
horse aud tiod him behind the houses which form
The flagstaff stands upon the brink of the river
bank and is within deadly distance of the houses
with shot gun OF any sporting weapon. His in
tcntion was to fire with fatal aim, aud mount aud
make his escape to the woods. He was prevented
by his friends, who dreading, perhaps, the conse-
quences to the city and themsel7e@from so numer-
ous d body of men they on the boat wFest-
hear his name name If bis friends 'Gad permitted him 1
to do his will, his name would have been known,
aud would have graccd the annals of history. =
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negro in Thomas county, Georgia, gave haa-
dred dollars to military company.
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TeLsoaApHs0 TO THE NEW ORLEANS CRESCENT
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IsFRhNCH'S EETtAEE CORDIAL
BEAUIIFYIEG -- IN vIGORA TINS j. REGULATING
sexFsSold by JOHN WRIGHF + CO., New Orleans T.
LIANT L Co, Mobile u1d HturF'ris pe0e~t''v 80"


GNREsCEHE mhhShh' "VASEAo-
MonuRent Iombs and Head Stones Piers ann Center Tabls
Tons Counter Slabs Manuel Pieces GGte" and Grne Setting
Flooring Tiles BanGuotte and YARD fagEing 1rou REns
Coping etc. ,.z,
by Nh F$fAHtih 4 W liz c H..
oil ftE H'5 ~ HF'7 Efh '"Rhh ~
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Extract from Letter Written Thirc N'ar7 Previous 70 he
Above, rptv9 ence to tie sanr bay.
IssAQvESA Co.. Miss Ma! . 49,.
Dr. Sherman. New ORLEANS
pear Sir-fhe boy Geo perfectly cured Of the ru7'T'e
he is one 10 king Deer LeUk, and
much work any man ". T. Nj LIS. II. j.
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/, THE WAR IN MISSOURI
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uE~DR. STiERMAN respectfully Informs rnpurci persons,
or those having rprcI lavr< that lie rlrncl TO T. cy,
and mny be found oice 80. 2HT. CHARLES STREET
New Orleans prepared rce, and ali of rnptrr
by the application his PATENT SILEEE TRUSS an CUR
ATIVE MIXTURE. my6 iy&W
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WHITE SULPHUR WhpNtG-

"
gFrom tho WEito Sulphur springs,
GREEN'>RIER COUNTY, VIRGINIA
BOTTLED AT THE SPRINGS
This Company have made Er inovementa in b0ttlHg at
transported water pr7st when taken from lii
" WILSON MASSIE h co,
Commission Merchants and Agents for Manufactured o!aCro
a6 6m&W no * '@TaFicF hieet.
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CORDIAL FOR LADIES, AGED PERSONS, ae, es>

A. A. PETCIAUD. Apothcchry,
81 B0yH street, New Orleans.
R7y-The above Bies toud also III lho pncipa! 'loce
las It,nfrcLre, lci,a Hoals ibs MN fiy
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IL>rGucTIay Of TELEGRApHIc DISrATtHEs.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-12
RELIEF In TEN MINUTES
BRYAN,S
PuL MONIC WATERS.

The Original Medicine Established in 1887, and
FIRST article of the kind ever introduced under
the name Of "PULMONIC WAPRRs," in this or
any other country; all other Pulmonic Waters
are counterfeits. The genuine can be known BY
the name BRTAS being stamped each Wa
BER.
BRYAx' PuLAoxIc WAvERs
Relieve Coughs, Celds, Sore Throat, Hoarscness.
BRYAN's PuLMesIC WAFERs
Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, Difficult Breathing
BRYAN's PULMOEIC WAFERs
Relieve Splitting Of Blood, Pains in the Chest.
BRYAN's PULMoKIC WArrRs
Relieve Incpient Consumption, Lung Diseases.
BRYAN's PULMoEIC WAIVERS
Relieve Irritation Of the Uvula and Tonsils
BRYAN's PuLxoSIc WAFERs
Relieve the above Complaints in Ten Minutes
BRYAN's PULMoNIC WAFERs
Are Blessing to all Glasses and Constitutions.
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Are adapted for Vocaists aud Public Speakers
BRYAN's PuLnoKIC WAYgRs
Are in simple form, and pleasant to tn o taste
BRYAH's Put MONIc WATERS
Not only relieve, but effect rapid and lasting cures
BRYAN's PULxoNIC WAFRss
Are warranted to give satisfaction to every one.
No family should be without box of
BRY ANS PULAONIC WAFERs
in the house.
No traveller should DO without a supply of
BRYAN's PULhONIC WAPRRs
in his pocket.
No person will ever object to give for
BRYAN's PULMoNIC WAFERs
Twenty-Five Cents.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochester. N. Y
Sold by all tho Druggists in Davenport and else
where. novel, d&wIy
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-12
W. b. NOFFAT,
1886 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
EOR SALE BY All. DRUGGlTS.
eci5-d6wly

VTNRUSTEE'S SALE.-Whereas, on the ed
j day of January, A. d., 1858. Levi Donaldson
and Mary Donaldson, his wife, executed unto John
+. Dillon as Trustee, a certain Deed Of Trust, con-
vcying thereby unto tho said Trustee the fol-
lowing real estate in the county of Scott, and
State of Iowa, to-wit; Lots number four ~ and
five o. in block number four a in Valley City
Us the same are known, numbered, described and
designated in tho recorded plot Of said Valley
City, together with tho buildings thereon situat-
cd, being house and stable finished in July,
1857. Said conveyance is duly recorded on the
records Of said county Of Scott, in book &C" Of
town mortgages, at page 90. Said Deed Of Trust
was executed Tor the purpose Of securing the pay
mcnt, among others, OF one certain pro0i ssory
note, bearing date January 2Sd. 1855, executed
by said Levi donaldson TO John y. Cook, for tho
SUN Of five hundred and aity-three and ,O-loO
dollars 1858 50-lOn,j payable in twelve (l2)
months after date with interest at the rate OF ten
per cent. per annum after maturity. Said note 8
now the property Of T.. U. Russell.
And now, al note having become due
and payable. and the said Levi Donaldson
Dillon trustee as aforesaid, do hereby give
publ. rotice, that by virtue of said Deed of Trust
] will, ON Saturday, the 10th day of November,
A. d., 1861, at the hour Of three o'clock in the
afternoon, expose and offer for sale, at
public auction, at the Court House door, in
the City Of Davenport county aforesaid the parcels
Of land above described, or SO much thereof, as
may be sufficient to pay said note and interest to
tho day of sale, as we'll the coats attending
said sale, costs Of this notice and Trustees fees
Dated the 10Th day of October, A. D., 1851.
JOHN F. DILLON,
ocl6l Trustee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-12
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHTL.aDELPHl.A.

4 Benerote"t Institution established by special En-
document, for the Reli efofthe Sex and Distre,sed
A6iictsd NTH Nrulsmt and CAronic Diseases,
asd especially for the Care Of sease ofthc .sr-
"ol Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE GIVEN GRATIS, BY
wi the Acting Surgeon, to all who apply by
letter, with description Of their condition, age,
occupation, habits Of life, &c., and ia Of ex
treme poverty, Medicines furnished free of charge
Valuable reports on Spemstcrhea, and other
Diseases OF the Sexual Organs, and on the NEW
REMEDIES employed In the Oaspensary, sent to
the afflicted in sealed envelopes, free Of charge.
Two or three Stamps for postage will be accepta-
BILE.
Address, DR.. SKlLLIN HOUGHTON, Acting
Surgeon, Howard Association, No. 2, South Ninth
Street, Philadelphia, Pa. BY order of the Dlrec.
tors. EZRA d. hEARTWELL, Pres't
GEO. FAlRCtlILD, Sec'y. myl-wly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-12
VNRUSTEE'S SALE.-Whereas, on the 18th da,

FNRUSTEE'S SAl.E.-Whereas, on the 18th day
L Of October, A. b., 1859, James Z. Gould and
Lucna Gould, his wife, executed unto David s.
True, as Trustee, . certain Deed Of Trust, con-
veyiBg to said Trustee thclana in Guthrie county,
Iowa, described follows, to-wit: The north
east quarter OF section number sixteen (l6,) in
township No. sevsnty-nine GO north Of range
thirty-one west OF the fifth 9th p. Nj which said
conveyance was made by the said James +. Gould
and Lucna Gould, for the purpose Of securing tho
payment Of q certain promissory note, and the
interest thereon, signed by said James E. Gould,
for 1888 90 dated the 18th day Of October, A. u,
1859, and payable to the order Of Durham l. Booth.
And now, said note having become due and pay
able and the said James +. Gould having failed to
pay the same, save and excepting the sum of one
hundred and ninety nine 55-lo0 SO ass, David
s. True Trustee as aforesaid, do hereby give this
public notice, that by virtue Of the power which
in vested by said Deed Of Trust, will, on Sat-
urdsy, the 9th day Of November, A. D. 1851, at
the hour Of two .clo,k 10 the afternoon Of said
day, 1T the Court House door 10 the city of Dav-
enpert, expose and offer tor sale, at public auc-
ton. the parcel Of land above described, or 80
much thereof as shall be necessary to satisfy
and pay the amount of said note, with the in
terest thereon to the day Of sale. together with
all the costs and expenses attending said sale,
costs OF this notice and Trustee's tees.
Dated the l4th day Of October, A. ID. 1851.
DAVID s. TRUE,
ocl5-dts Trustee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-12
TRUSTEE'S SALE.-On the first dsy Of No

TRUSTEE'S SALE.-On the FIRST day Of No.
Il vember, 1861, ut 2 O'Clock p n. of said dsy
! will sell for cash to the highest bidder 1t the
Court House door In the city Of Davenport
County Of Scott and State Of Iowa. the
following described real estate situated II Rock
Island county, ILL.,, to-wit Lot No. seven q, y
being the southeast quarter Of the north VET
quarter Of section sixteen (ls, lot No. I've ie.l
being the southwest quarter Of the north west
quarter Of section sixteen (6,) both lots together
being the south half of the north west quarter II
ssid section sixteen (16,) containing eighty aesss
moro o. less also lot No. six bsinx The north
east fractional quarter Of the sonth west ousftsr
Of ssotioa sixteen U0,) ooataining tws1ty-six
acres and thirty -four rods moro or lees also the
southwest quarter Of the south -sast omar
ter Of section number four (l) con.
tanning forty acfcs moro Or less also the sorth-
west fractional quarter Of the south-wsst Quarter
Of section sixteen (ls,) containing twsnty-six
acres three rods and thirty-thres poles more or
less all in township No. seventeen n.y. north Of
range one, vest of The fourth (4th) r. n; BY
virtue Of deed Of Trust made 70 me by Nile
Peter Peterson and Christioa sophia Peterson.
and daily recorded in the records Il Rock Lsna
county. Ill. March 9Th. 1851, in volume VI.
/, o:sss.s !, 49, JAMES GRAFT.
.-zf1 s-sets sS- 49,.