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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-24
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T0RUSTEE'S SALE. - Where's. ON the Sth
i day Of Maya. d, 86O.James Speer, and Mar.
garet his wife, executed unto Howard DaSlnston
q Trustee, . certain Deed Of Trust, eonveying 70
said trustee the land in Scott county, lose, d.
scribsd ~ follows, to-wis: The west half a the
southwest quarter Of section four a. in town
ship seventy-nine (79) north Of range Eve (5)
east of the 5th r n. Also the east half Of the
north. west quarter and the south west quarter Of
the noIth-west quarter Of section one and the
southeast quarter Of the Iorth-sast quar- ter OF
section two (2) in township seventy nine (79)
north Of range four ~ east Of the 5th PM, 240
acres, which ssid conveyance 10 recorded in book
s" Of mortgages at page 4l6 Of the records Of
said county and was made BY the said James Spesf
and wife for the purpose OF securing tho payment
Of two certain promissory notes and the interest
thereon, to-wit: One signed BY said James Spess,
favor Of W. Townsend. dated the sth day Of May,
A D 1860, and payable in one year thereafter. for
tho sum Of two hundred and twenty dollars (&22V)
on which said note there has been paid the SUN
Of twenty dollars ls2o). and one signed By sh:
June 18th, 1859, favor Of Isaac Jackson, for the
sum Of $i625, on which said note the interset has
been paid 70 March Bib, 1861, and $50 on seeoant
Of the principal.
And nov, said notes having becemsdre and pay
able, and the said James Speer and John Gull
Darlington, Trustee as aforesaid hereby give this
bower which isin me vested BY said Deed Of Trust,
1will on Tsesday, the 22d day Of July, A. D.,
1862, q the hour Of ten o'clock in the forenoon OF
Of Davenport, expose and offer for sale at public
auction the parcels Of land above described or 20
much thereof - shall be necessary TO sstisfy and
my the amount Of said notes with the in
terest thereon 70 the day Of SALE together with eli
costs and expenses attending said sale cost Of this
notice and Trustees feos.
Dated the 13d day of June, A. D., 1852.
HOWARD DARLINGTON.
jne24-dts1 Trustee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-24
From Fort Mon roe.

Fort koNAoE, juno %.
A steamer from City Point arrived last night.
Richmcn nd papers Of Saturday contain brief ac-
counts from Charleston of . bloody battle fought
on Monday last, between five Federal regime eots
and battery Of Parrott guns, and parts Of four
Confederate rsgin nents and a battery. The battle
lasted oil day, with = heavy loss on both sides
The Charleston Mercury feared the battle would
be renewed tho next day, and expressed appre
hensions for the safety Of the city. in
Of the great exhaustion Of the Southern troope
asd The Ices Of many officers.
Gems. Evans and PembSvton bad been compli-
mentng the rebl troops for their bravery in stand
ing up under the heavy ars Of our shells from our
gunboats and batteries. The fight took place
miles from Charleston, and from the tone of IN
edt"riaI in the Aercsry. should think the rebels
have been cut o6 from retreat from James Island
BY our gunboats. If this should be 90 Charleston
must SON fall.
The Richmond Despa.cA says that it can no
longer be denied that Gen. jackson has been
heavily re-enforced lately, and that tho Federal
columns mast either unite or fall back across tho
Potomac.
learn that yesterday tho rebels appeared upon
Gen. Hooker's advance with shell, but did no 20.
rious damage. Gen. Hooker answered from one Of
our powerful batteries, just completed, throwing
heavy shells which were seen TO burst among the
rebel attacking party, BY persons in one Of Prof.
Loves balloons. Our troops are represented Is
enthusiastic at the nesr approach Of grand and
decisive battle.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-24
NUMBER 2lS.
From New Orleans.

NAW IObkp Iun0 %.
Gen. Butter was sersnadcd at the st. Charles
Hotel on the l4th inst. and made srssch In r.
spouse, in which he declared that his feelings to-
wards the South were friendly and fraternal, but
that ~ the same time, . matter Of duty inOxot.
ably impressed upon him, to carry out the laws Of
the United States Government. The speech Was
we'll received.
new daily paper has just been started in New
: vstlesns. edited BY the great f.ancicE, jacob Bas
ket, nov 73 yeavs old
Unc Geo. Coppe. subscribing himself her mai
esty Victoris's acting counsel. has pr sumed =
address Gen. Butler = complaint abou, the oath
required Of aliens, and asking explanatio.s (3en.
o1uer returned an answer stating that no reply
would % made to the note until NJ. Coppel shvuld
be recognised By his own Govsrnmsnt - i.s as.nt.
In the Provost court man named Durasd suel
the Bank Of Louisiana 70 obligs the bank 10 nav
him in current funds for deposit no made in &C 4
federAte notes, which the bank had made legal
currency by paying them out instead of their Own
issue or specie. Judge Bell decided in favor Of
Durand, and ordered the bank to pay tho amount
in current funds. Tho bank sppeAle cd from the de-
cison to Gen. Butler. but tho Gen. sustained Judge
Bell.
All but eight Of the mortar feet had gone up
the river and the balance will go up just % soou
ss they ceuld get tugs to tow them up.
large Union NEE ing was held in New OrleaAi
on the evening Of tho l4th. Able end eloquent
speeches were mado by Mtssrs. II. Day, Chss. La
mont, and J. + Earhart.
fhe rebel Gen. Loyel's army evacuated Camy
Moore and have pone to Vicksburg.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-24
From Inenlphis.

MEMPHIS, .juLc 81.
The Grenada appeal, Of the 18th, contains tho
following:
"MOETGoMERY. June II.
"Gen. Beauregard and staff passed through here
this morning, en- route for Richmond. Prepare
tions are being made for rapidly transferring
large portion Of his army in the same direction.
"Mobile specials says sufficient forcc will be
left with Bragg to check any step toward tho in
terror by the vsndal. under Haileck.
specials to the Augusta papers, dated Charles
ton, the 18th, say: A severe battle took place
this morning on jan es leland, miles from the
city, Five regiments of Federals, reinforced by
artillery, attacked the Coufede crates at Secession
vile, Col. Lamar comm anding the Confederates.
and with few hunured troops tepulsed tho enc
my With great slaughter. Tho enemy fought
braveIy, but were defeated. The cnemy's los. il
supposed to be about A. 0, including 10 or In orc
prisoners. Our loss is estimated At 81 to 100
Col. Lamar was wounded, and Capts. Reed and
King and Lieut.. Edwards killed. 1t is ex ected
the attack will soon be renewed. Tho Confeder-
ates were much exhausted b. previous shelling,
day and night"
Col. slack has resigned.
An ordor has been Issued requiring the Beard
of Aldermen. Mayor. City Recorder, and all other
persons discharging any o1icisl duty in tho city
Of Memphis, to come before tho Provost Marshal
and take the oath Of allegiance within three days,
or in default thereof will be reg irded as sympa-
thzing, aiding and abetting rebellion, and will be
arrested and treated Is traitors deserve.
Tho Board OF Aldermen have passed reso!u-
tion to make notss Of solvent State banks, U. 3.
Treasury Dotes, and gold and silver only 70 ponsi-
BILE for city taxes.
Business is gradu ally reviving. Telegraph COM
muncation with Corinth will be established to-
morrow over the military line.
Repairs on the Memphis 4 Ohio Railroad are
approaching completion. A trial train goes out
tomorrow. The mails from the North are now
received and forwarded PeQularlv
The shipments Of cotton, sugar and N ,lasees
have fallen of considerably.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-24
LATEST NEWS
By TELEGRAPH.
The WAR NEWS.
Ranor Of tho Resignation Of
Secretary Stanton.
NEW PAPER STARTED AT NEW Or
LEANS.
Important Southern News.
Rebel Account Of Z Bleedy Battle 1t
Charleston.
Important Southern News.
From Washington.
WAsHINGroN. June 23.

ASVM " v0SuIuStOUs
WAsHISGreN, June %.
Especial to the Tribuns.l
r. G. Washburne, with four regiments Of cavai-
~, LETT Springfield ILL.,, week ago 10 relieve Gen.
Curtis In Arkansas.
a grand eonvslescent camp has been established
BY the government at Fairfax Seminary, Va.
Gen. kosseau has arrived here. He has been
recommended for Major Generalship by the
Congressional delegations Of keL tucky and lndi-
sDia.
Col W. W. Donnellv, of the 2sth NJ has
been nominated Brig. Gen.
Worlds Dispatch
An important rumor has been circulating here
day, to the effect that Secy. Stanton is about
torelinqui the srge of the War Department,
and that Major Gen. Ranks will take the place W.
csted by him. II 10 also stated that if Gen. Nc
Dow oil shsuid manifest wish to retire from act
i've service, it will be granted. give these
for what they are worth.
A meeting Of indianians was h cid last night at
Gov. Wright's rooms. S,nator Lane was chosen
chairman .and Sch yler Colfax Seoy: About - 200
was subscribed for the benefit Of the sick and
wounded soldiers Hon. j.. Holloway was chos
en- permanent President, Hon J. p. Usher, Treas,
and w ID. Dennis, Secy. An Executive commit
tee of eight were appointed. The subscription
was in addition to $500 already expended by In :
dianians.
A despatch from the Peninsula states that the
court convened to enquire into the charges against
Gen. nirney, terminated its session after hearing
the testimony Of G.n. Kearney 10 his favor, it be-
ing considered unnecessary TO prosecute the in
quiry further. Gen. Birney will no doubt be i'm
nediately restored to his com nand
A dispatch to Representative Phillips, of Mis-
souri,, dstod Cassville, in the South western por-
tion Of that State, the lot Arkansas regi
ment Of cavalry is rapidly filling up. Hundreds
are repairing to the recruiting fendezvous from
the western ond northwestern counties of Ar
kAnRRa. This Yepinant will he iya! iD Mtr-
souri,, though composed entirely of Arkansas
men.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-24

a. him 10 the battle. but he never Ginched.
Whenever . shell would burst around him. he
would laugh and look around to see what i'm.
prsseion it would make on his of1icers-he 10 !
gay men, Only one stsf officer vas killed.
he wss Huogsrisn-hs vent too far ahead.
Jackson 0a"aged bis retreat very skillful. but
he lost his best Genersl-Gsn Ashby.
will not trouble you with much more Of
my scribble, because you can read al the news
from papers. which are very scarce with us.
II you answer. tell me sll the news about Da.
vsnport. what the people are doing there
Give my respects to Mr.. and Mrs. StesrDs. aleo
to Swan and al l know. Remember me to
your brothers. Do not forget to let me know
oil the news. and be sure 30 write soon.
From your friend. T. HAsrHExYr.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-24

Tas Y. NJ. L. A. LlDRARY.-We are
happy to state that this csnesrn. which for
some time has BEEN too much embarrassed
With debt to be Of any public service. 10 about
70 be rssussitatsd aud rs-opsasd to the public.
The Hsrwin suis he's lately been decided in
favor Of the Library, and ws are infssned that
oil the ersdisors tssl disposed to wipe out the
old SCORE, and take frssh stock In the new ar
rsngemsnk The ssw plan 10 to incorporate .
stock company. xsssrs. Ira n. Clifford, A. s.
Kis.ell, 3. r. Suith, John G. Bills. o. q. Wat.
con. Geo. 2. whitcomb and F. d Griggs. pro.
pose to associate themsslsss under the Laws
Of the State. for the purpose Of establishing .
Library corporation for their own benefit and
the benefit Of the public. in such manner -
the articles Of Incorporation shsll prescribe.
The arrangement takes effect on July Let; the
stock 10 I" be divided into ten dollar shares.
not transferable; the owners Of ten .harss to
b life msobsrs. without being liable 70 aassss.
msnt; the Indebtedness Of the sosiSty 70 Do
no more than $500. sad in no eess ara mann.
bsrs to be held Individually rsspops,hle for
debts incurred. A board Of direction, Of ..v.,
manage the affairs; The subscribers to oon,t,.
tuss the Asss board elections Of eiieers on IL.
- Nosdsy Of January. Of sssh year, The d.
ssstors consist Of three slasses-ths first elase.
sopsisting Of Two. hold their eiies till Janu-
cry. 81; the second slsss. Of IKE number. IN.
al January. - The third slass. ef thrss. uns,l
January. ts. Each shsre. sxespt shares oi
NE ae.bss,. yin b stesst = :, sssssl ~
ssssosak the rate Of vhish hall Be- adopted
hoO tine - elma,g5a sa9 4agat AGA Vi
The ssrssss.sss sssns y \ SsAslbls. asd
u b hepsle list there viii bs ssssga y tats
~ natter b Assd = asfs Il, : spsessstsl en-
tspsise ssd 80 tlat vill A,etlase - lssrssss
kso yepe lsas1saa aGasd fsso ths Jssb s1as
paans nleg3 hils = thsss = lsgs slsisl
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-24
THE MARKETS.
Davenport Market....Daily Report.

OrFIcs OF THE DEN. 4 Nsws,l
Monday Eve, June 90. J
There is no perceptible change in quotations:
Business is very light and it is expected to be 20
till after harvest. We quo'e:
FLouR-we quote at S4.OoG4.49. Shipments
200 bbls.
WHsAr-In good demand at s5@6Sc. Choice
lots 100. Receipts 1898 bu. Shipments 1850
bu.
BAsLsy.-Nomihal At 30@4O. Shipments $50
bu.
CoRx-la@l4c. Receipts 900 bu. Shipments
156bu.
OARS - Active At 25@27c. Receipts $50 bu.
Shipments 1000 bu.
WooL-25@40c.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-24
Letter from Cant. Msithenyi.

The following private letter from the gal.
liant Captain to . friend here, We have been
permitted to publish. His many friends here
abouts will bs pleased to hear from him:
Aouxr JAoksoN. Jons leth, 1852.
FarExD JoBN-This being Sunday, and no.
thing to do, l will write . few lines to you.
which hope will BE- kindly received By you.
This, John, 10 the hil,isst and most mountain
ous, vet and rsbbid secesh country in the
vcrid. On alec very destitute Of any vietusls !:
but still the army 10 getting along WELL l tell
you We had very hard time Of il In our pur.
sait Of NJ. Stonswsll Jscksop-ws we're in
pursuit Of hin two weeks, aud IL rainsd uost
every day, and the worst of 1t half rstioos
often ; sometimes ws did not get dry for four
days. and We did not have our saddles of our
horsss for . full week. For one week ~ had
engagements With the enemy every day; our
cavalry would ovsrtaks the rear guard Of The
enemy and have small 6ght, some Of them
Of strange nature. until last Sunday, when
ws fought the battle OF the Cro.s Keys. On
the I'd Of June I vas under FIRE three hours
With my command. an commanding Two
companies Of Indiana cavalry nov. On the
%. the cannon balls we're flying around 10
very brisk. but bad only Two horses wooud.
ed. Ny businsss vas 70 support . German
battery. 90 the5th. in the big bsttle, the
enemy sent the ballsts into us very fast, bus
vs made then fall back. but 1t vas after
very strong fight. and % late in the evening
that rursuit could not be thought Of, aud %.
der sever Of the night the enemy slipped swav
from us,s marched over the ehsnsuaooI. Asd
10 fioish oil, burned the bridge before %. epd
is thu wsy eur porsuit wss cut eG. Jseksoa
~ 600 prisoners. cannon. and we hed "a
bufy 600 sf bic dead. After THE vs.fall b.ek
50 miles 60 Mosst Jaekses. where W have
very goed camping Grsaads asd ass slsss =
tteneportstioa. agi40e ,soss -st
: ~ health n .sssy 80 q prsssst Ian
e ~ 0eneeal h rSbe)e ~ eeyeai IN
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-24
From New York.

NEW York, June 50.
4 New Orleans letter Of tho 14th says the
steamer Mississippi arrived from Baton Rouge.
All was quiet in Gen. Williams camp.
The story Of Col. Dudley's Minnesota battery
having been cut of was untrue.
There had been no rebel forces near Baton
Rouge except band Of some 200 guerrilla scouts
between thst city and Clinton.
A few days ago Gen. Williams sent Col. McNel.
Ian, Of ths 2lst Indiana, with guard to seize
some property. They were fred upon By two
guerriilas, and Col. McMellan WAS slightly wound
ed with . bsek shot. The guard fred upon the
rascsls, killing one and esptsring the oshsf.
Gen Williams wrote to Gen. Butler for instsuc.
tions - to the course 10 be pursued TO- ards the
EuerYillas The General . So cred - follows:
HEADQUARTERS DEPARrHE1n OF rHB GUILT
New Orleans, June II.
Gxs.-You ask me what shall be done with
guerriilas. They should be captured, tried ct
the drum-head By . military commission and
shot-evefy mao, their houses burnt, their prop
er.y destroyed, and every means taken 70 show
them that they are enemies Of the human race,
Not soldiers, but murderers and land pirates.
There 10 only one way in which you can err to-
waeds them and that II By . want Of prompt ~
verify.
By order Of Major General Batter.
DO R.R. DAVIS.
A letter u the Zsi5sas says 0es. Blssksr hal
been remsved BY Gen. Fremont fee inssleaeo.
Gen. Can Sehsrs he's BEEN appointsd p sasseed
hin. 4s2Fta
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-24

HELLER's second performance, last
night. csllsd ont crowded house. In oil
particulars It Vas the most perfect entertsin>
msnt ever given in the city. and all who sav
II. and msny Who didn't. will not forget that.
after giving two performances in Rock leland.
Mr. Heller will give . third entertainment .,
Metropolitan Hall. on Thursday night. after
which he will 60 South. No one regrets hsv.
Ing Roueleo eee him.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-24
St. Louis Markets.

Sr. LOUIS, June 20.
FLoUR.-Dull at 81 90@375.
WagAr. Market unchange 61Q93c.
COKx. In fair Acmand ct s8s.
BARLEY.-s2H@55.
OArs-36@37Xc
RYE Firm at Ale,
HAY-85c
PORK-$9 Is
LARn-6o
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-24

SEvsRE AccIDENr.-Mrs.W VIM. Young
was thrown out of buggy while crossing the
deep gutter % the corner Of Rock leland and
Second strssts on Saturday. and bad her col
lar bone broken. She was suffering very 80
vsrsly yesterday. DR.. Mccain was In attend
ancs. Those deep cutters are very dangerous.
and the city authorities ought 10 have them
filed with broken rock.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-24

DR.. BuRrIs FARxINa.-Dr. Burtis
purchased Of Msssrs. Corbin and Dow. on
Monday. the tract Of land known ~ the Hall
farm. lying near whore the Railroad dresses
Locust street. The price paid was $500
cash. The Doctor. We suppose. will row be
able to supply HE extensive establishment
with everything in the eating line. save gro.
esriss, from HE own plantation.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-24

SoIREE D'INsrRUcrror.-At tho ear
nest solicitation Of large sumber Of our eiti.
zsns. NJ. Heller hes consented to give soires
obstruction. on Thursday evening next. the
2e.h inst., on which oecasion be will introduce
IN entire new progrsnms. More anon.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-24

TTNRUSTEE'S SALE.-Whereas, on the 18th
L day of June, A. d. 1859, James Speer, and
Margaret, his wife, executed unto How ard Darling
t0n, Trustec,a certain deed Of Trust COW eying
to said Trustee the land in Scott county, lows,
described as follows s,to-wit: Tho west halfcf the
southwest quarter Of section four a. in town
ship seventy nine (79) north Of range Eve east
Of the 9th NJ. containing eighty (SO) acres more
or less, which said conveyance is recorded in book
X" OF mortgages, at page f3 Of the records Of
said county, and was made by the said James
Speer and wife for the purpose Of securing the
payment of certain promissory note and the in.
terest thereon, sigRed by the said James Speer
and John Culbertson, dated the 18th day of JuLs,
A d 1859, and payable in ten months thereafter to
lsaae Jackson for the I'm Of sixteen hundred and
twenty dol ars ($l625) on which said note
there has been paid the sun of eighty dollars
($60) and the interest up to March 8, 1851.
And new said note having become due and pay
able and the said James Speer and John Culbert-
son having failed to pay the same, Howard Dar.
lington, Trustee as aforesaid. do hereby give this
public notice, that by virtue o. the power which
il in mo vested by said Deed OF Trust, l will, on
Tuesday, the 22nd day Of July, A d 81, 1T the
hour of ten O'Clock in the forenoon Of said day at
the Court House door, in the city Of Davenport,
expose and offer for sale at 1t public auction, tho
parcel of land above described, or 80 much there-
Of IS shall be necessary to satisfy and pay the
amount of said note " tn the interest thereon to
the day Of sale, together with ali the cvsts and
expenses attending said SALE costs Of this notice
and Trustees fees.
Dated the 23d day Of June, A D 1862.
HOWARD DARLINGTON,
jne23-dts Trustee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-24

THIs evening our Rock Island friends
will have an opportunity Of Witnessing the
wonderful psrformsness Of the great masieisn
and musician. Robert Heller. They will no
doubt fil bic house evsrHe wing full both eve
nings hs rsmains there.