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CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

FREIGHTsThree standard vessels, now in
port, wheat to Bn6alo at 11c
PROTlSIONS-MEss PoRK-Q Quiet Sales, 500
bz1s city packed st $10.60. MESS BEEr-l0o brls
newly packed extra mess at $1o,6o. BULK MEATS
Shoulders in good demand. Ea1es, 100000 Tbs
city cnred at 3Hc packed; 3,eo0 pieces do at SIC
packed; 900 lbs country Meats at 4c for
Hams and 3cfor Shoulders, 1oose ~, COO lbs Hams9
at 4c, loose; 80 bxs Long Rib MddIes at SIC;
14,o0o lbs Clear Sides at &c, loose; $1,000
bs Rib Sides at 47sc, 1oose. IARD-In good
demand and firm. Sales 2G9 tres prime country
kettle-renaezed Leaf at 7c % tres do at the came
price; It's pigs White and Yellow Greaae at sz7@c-
Fl0ER-Receiged, 1855 br1s; shipped. 1,6oo
brls. Market quiet. Sales, SO bris choice white
winter On p t.; 100 brls "Great Western" spring
extra on p t.: 800 brls Red Jacket" do at 50 30;
500 bz1s Hawking extra at $s62h.
WHEAT-Recei7ed10 1850 hu; shipped Is, 500 bu.
Market duh and 1@sc lower. Sales 1000 bu No.
Spring at T35Sc-4c storage; GOO hu do at 74c
-4c storage; 500 bu fresh receipts do at 76c-2c
storage; 1900 bn No. 2 Spring st 7oc-4c stor-
age; 5000 bu do at 694c-4c storage; 5000 bu do
at 697Ec4c storage; $500 bu do at 69c4c stor-
age; 100 bu No. 2 Red Winter On trade at 60c
CORN-Received, 1869 bu. Market duh and
nominal. Sales !, 500 bu new in bulk on track at
afoat.
OATs-Rece1ved, 1850 bn. Market dull. Sales,
192 bgH at 229c, del
RYE-Receiyed, CAB bu. Market inactive and
nominal at 40c.
BARLET-Received, Liza ba. Market quiet
and steady- Sales, 40 bu prime at CSC, del; 9oO
bags at Soc, on track; $50 bags fair at 4sc, On
| track
HIGHWINEs- Dull and nominally 1c lower
Sales 1o0 brls at t91<c.
| SEEDS-T1aoTHK-Quie and steady Sales
81 baga good at et.a5; bags choice at $3.50; 81
bags medium at s. 80. CLoyER-Quiet. Sales
5bags choice at $4-3o; II bags good at SAILS; 3
| bags common at $375.
| TALLoW-In demand at 7xc-packers askIne
| 7Ec.
HIDES-Quiet. We quote:-Dzy Flint, 13l
1916; Green Cured, 5x@6Ae; Green Country, s..
| @6zc.
BUTTER-ao Ds old Butter at 1oc; Is pig,
\ choice Butter at lie.
EGGS-Fresh, &C y dozen.
| rOTATOES-4o0 bn Ntshannocks at Sc OF
I 1ack-
BROOM CoRN-3 tins guod at $5-
, 1862-04-14

flTTSHCl&E IANuaEE, 2ap1U q
The rebels attacked US last Sunday morning
all Sunday morning, bit il the afternoon We
checked them aud held them 1nt1 Monday
morning, at which time we we're reinforced ~
Gen. Buell., and by three o'clock Monday after
noon we bad the rebels In full retre3t. Tay-
lor's Battery-lost one nan kiled-A =. Futz,
seriously, and Alonzo Ra1nsdell,- David Hum
phrey, &. NJ Willis and Charles Edwards,
siiLhtly- nm
Our total loss is very heary-at least 5000
killed. wounded and taken prisoners. The
rebel loss is as large as ours
Our hatt-ry is now under marching orders;
Ne will undoubtedly follow the rebels to night
or to morrow morning.
We {Tay1or's Battery lost one caisson, but
we still have every gun
, 1862-04-14
Wanted for the wounded,

The SANITARY Commission want draWers,
sheets, shirts and bed sacks Immediately. Prep
arations need to be made for ak thousand
wounded. Recent dispatches urge the imme-
diate forwarding Of these supplies in utmost
haste. The Sanitary Commission are having
new articles prepared, but those that can spare
articles already made can accomplish more
good than at any time since the commence
nent of the war. Please send to the rooms
Of the Sanitary Commission, No. Il Wabash
Avenue. at once,
, 1862-04-14
To the Republican Voters Of the 8.
Ward

GESTs:-I have been Nominated to the
Office of Alderman, contrary to my best judg.
ment as to the propziety Of my being eandl-
date, and when after Wards signifed will
ipgness to perform the duties Of the Office, if
elected, it vas with the expectation that there
would be no opposition I fnd, however,
that the Democracy ara actively at work and
determined to make vigorous contest; and
as cannot spare the time OF exertion neces~
sary to carry on tho contest as vigorously as
| the interests Of the party require, ! must foz
these and other 7easons decline being can.
/ didate.
While tAank you for the kindness and
| support Jon have shown me, I must request
that some other name be placed upon the
| ticket shall, however, use my best e1
| ertions for the success Of the cause.
| CALVIN D. WOLF. '
| Chirapn Anri1 fcfh 1Sf3
, 1862-04-14

Is it fact that ladies are to be found in the
city Of Chicago go far sunk IN the depths Of
secession sympathy as to daily visit Camp
Douglas to encourage and advise the rebel
prisoners there confined? Are there ladies
to-day engaged in cooking delicacies and pre-
pairing feast, armed with which they propose
going en- nasse to the camp, demand admit
lance and here feed the men whose hands are
dyed in the blood Of our own brothers and
kin slain at Donelson? We trust that human
nature has not descended so low as that. Yet
rumor to this effect has reached us. It can
not be true.
, 1862-04-14

EAVofab1e 4bPeef Of EpEaIEN NeWbs
+. WAsHHaTos, April. I2--MEe@ Cyrus Vt !.
Field arrived here this morning direct
from London end reports thas The feeling in
England and France, In favor Of this couu-
try b daily increasing. IT Is -safd that bdr.
Field brought with him from Europe propo-
sa1s from Influential capitalists to-auppIy a
Mn}tea fS1H ffstes TO- Be deligerea IL Nex Yo1s
ard payable entirely in bonds at our Govetn,
, 1862-04-14

.WAuKEaHA, Wis, April I, 1852.
Editors Chicago Tribune:
Our attention has been called to wicked
attack upon the character of Mr.. Clinton z.
Daniels, o citizen Of Waukesila, in recent
number Of your paper, over the signature OF
Robert Conyer. BY this public and apparent
1y malicious attack great injustice has been
done to an intelligent, worthy, Christian gen
tleman and his estimable lady. They are both
connected with the First Congregational
church in this village, and highly esteemed BY
1arge circle Of acquainta and friends.
Il. FooT,
Pastor First Congregational Church, Waokeaha.
D. MCGEE BARDWELL.
Agent American Bible Society for Wisconsin.
@. z. O1IN, Post Master.
LIB. WR11Hr, Editor Haukesha Frezn.aa-
M G. TowEEEEn, Cashier Forest CitY Bank.
L. MEnsCR, President Waukesba County Bank
, 1862-04-14
Grand Republican Rally,

the Egyptian Ticket at Metropolitan Hal, this
{Monday) evening. Let every Republican at
tend. E. G. larned, Joseph Knox, Captain
Geo. Snyder, N. G. Holden and other cele-
bratcd speakers will be present and address
the number. By order Of
REPUBLICAN, COMMITTEE.
, 1862-04-14
From the Sanitary Comna1salon.

From Ehe Sanitary YC0mN1sA1on.
Editors Chicago Tribune:
The Sanitary Commission Owe @ debt Of
gratitude to the city Of Chicago in its corpo~
rate capacity, to the Board Of Trade whose
patriotism and generosity reflect such credit
upon ou1 town, to the princely munidcence
Of very many Of our private citizens, and to
the spontaneous and free handed Iberality OF
large numbers OF the citizens Of this and other
States, whose benefaetions pour in with cease
less How, which, whilst they deeply feel, they
would fail to find language properly to ex-
press But whilst doing honor to those who
have contributed go largely and with such
prompt and timely patriotism, it is due to the
members Of tie State Government at SPRING
field, and in particular to Gov. Yates and Adj
iutant General Fuller, that this community,
and the State at large, should realize how
ceaseless have been their efforts, how proyi-
dent their preparations, and how effective
their acts in furnishing prompt and abundant
aid and relief in this great public exigency.
Surgeons and nurses in adequate numbers
were ut once summoned and dispatched
| by them to Cairo, and the scene Of con-
fict, accompanied by large stores Of the most
| desirable supplies, and with promptuess
| that challenges competition. The efforts Of
| t e sanitary Commission at this place would
hare been comparatively feeble ana trifing,
| but for the power conferred upon It, and the
stimulus impaired to it under the orders
te1egraphed to 1t BY the Adjutant General, A.
| G. Fuller, the very day the news Of the con.
aict reached Cairo. Giving to tho Commis
, 1862-04-14
THE. CITY.


Fer MsJnr, ::
!: c. NJ HOLD EN-.
For City Attorney,
IRA ". RU Z LIZ.
For Treasurer,
wILLIAM H. R1CE.
- Foz Collector, go,
I0HN RARER.
Foz Surveyor,
GEORGE ". WILSON.
For Chief Engineer,
u. r. HAHRI6.
For First Assistant,
m. ". POW ELI.
For Second Assistant,
". P. RATEHAm.
Ward Nominations.
FOR ALpKRMEH.
First IFGrd. .......-...-.J. T. Edwards.
Second Ward ......-.....C. B. HeArtt.
'Ihird Wdrd.. Calvin De Wolf
Fourth Hard. d..-.........J Roorusn.
iStGh Vard. Francis c. Brown.
SeEenth Hard. E Ehlpnan.
Eighth Hard. Albert S8nderson.
Ninth Wa1u ..-...-. -.-Corydoa Beck~ith-
If52Lk ffdT4..... .t5fp. Ia 10auE.
FOR coNsrAB1Es.
First WaYd. F. Chilson.
Second Word. 7. Bogue.
Third Hard. John Baldwin
Fourth HaTd. Chi1cotte.
Fifth HnTi Richard Carthew.
6irtA Yard Jacob SchoenewaId.
Eighth Ward :. &c. TunnIclife.
-Ninf1 Yard. .Sam1 Ellis.
Tenth WdTd- E. Adcock.
, 1862-04-14
Federal ocenRa.toR ;of HHznssyIue;

WAsaKoToK, April 13.-Tha Ber4atazF Of
War has received info11nat Ion that Huntsville,
Alabama, was occupied yesterday by 24enezN
:MttcA4 without much FeaIstaace. Txoh hAn-
|:. si.oasess on Ts<s t.xsn: ~ e @ ttsen hs9 g
, 1862-04-14
Concerning Army Correspondents.
OFFICIAL War Bu1LE1R. |
Wan Dxptr AnfiI Il 1862,

Col Anson Stsger is hereby authorized to
grant passes to the editsrs. Correspondents,
and reporters ofnewspapeis, to enter the lines
isfaetory proof that the person applying for
such pass Is loyal, and bis written psspIe not
to publish any information In regard to m1fi-
taEy operntions that would gire aid and COM
fort to the enemy. Persons holding such
passes to be subject to such rules and regnla-
|. cfibe.
(signed} EDWIN ID. SrAEToE,
Secretary Of War.
, 1862-04-14

~ The ladies must not forget that there
is splendid stock OF boots and shoes selling
out at half price at the great Bankrupt Sale,
No. 158 South Clark street.
, 1862-04-14
WAsHzManoE, April ii, 1862.
The FIGHT ut Fort Craig, n. II.

:B,zrzxoRx, Apr1G12. The Richmond Whig
Of the 8th has the following
"a letter has been received at heW oraea1a
Crafg by unconditional capftulataon- Col:
Canby proposed that himself and command
he Permitted to depart on condition that they
pledge. theanAs1V@ not 10 serye dnring the
wa1, but Gen: eibaeg insisted on an uneondi-
, 1862-04-14

There viii be Republican meeting tonight
at half:past eight O'clock P. II, at George
which NJ. o. n. Holden, our candidate, viii
be present and addreas the people, and also
answer any questions asked him In regard to
his policy when elected Mayor OF Chicago
ALI good and true Republicans are respectful
II invited
F 4 Republican meeting will he held at
Moors Hall. No. 80 Blue Island AEenue, to-
night, ut which Mr.. G. N. Holden will address
the people. AL Republicans sre invited.
~ The Republicans of the Tenth Ward
Will hold meeting tonight, at jacob Er-
nests Hall, corner Clinton and Farquar streets,
at half past s O'Clock Mr. G. n. holden Will
be present Republicans, attend.
MANI CITzEKs or THE 1oTu WARD.
, 1862-04-14

FOE WEEK ED16a APRIL Il, 1852.

SATURDAY EvEkHa, April IL. 1852,
The receipts Of Beef Cattle aud Live Hogs dur
ing the week ending April IL, compare IS fol-
!oXH.
, 1862-04-14

c-Br. Ipu1s, ,APfn 1n.-Afriya1s from IEo0toa
say. that Van Dorm Il at Pltsmas1ea Ferry, on
En1reat river. pear the missouri Una, With
1000 o. Ia,oW men, and 1"aWalttng reaafotce-
{nenG. '.'= --'.
, 1862-04-14
Col. J, d. Webster.

.[From the New York independently
Col Webster, the chief Of Gen. Grants staff,
whose desperate artillery line-ofbattlc held
the enemy on Sunday night and saved the
army, is, We believe, a brother Of Rev. Mr..
Webster Of Hopkinton, Mass. Few men are
brave. Ministers sons are bearing witness
to the world what stuff those ministers are
made Of who meadle with politics In the
pulpit.
, 1862-04-14
Arrival OF Prisoners from Ialand


evening by the Illinois Central road, from
Cairo. The train bringing them in entered
the Uuion Depot about s p. N. to allow other
trains to pass out, and Was then backed to
Camp Douglas, where the priaoners remained
dnriug the night and had rations delivered to
them By Capt. Potter, q. 8. Quarte1naster.
The crowded state Of our news columns rem
ders It impossible to give further particulars
this morning.
The Egyptian Convention.
The following nominations we're made by
so-called Democratic Convention. held in
this city on Saturday Last;
Fe7 Mayor-Franels 9; Sherman:
ESr Eor 1T,sasa.sr-Fra9klin T,;., za- e Cutting.
For Collector Frederick Mehring.
For Surreaor-Michael McDermott.
Eqr CHG Engsaeer fatealing our thunderEU.
For I'd Asststaru-W. P. Bateham-
WARD oFF1cEEs.
1Et Ward
2dWa1d-Aldernan, Peter shimp; constable, II.
81 Ward Alderman James A. Hahn; constable,
4th Y Ward-A1deman, Andrew schall; constable,
So :Ws5asAlderman, John Egan; constable,
sth WardNAlderman, P. McGinniss.
Henry Cunningham. ~0DS'>''S'
~, sta & &MaIdIAlaeIman' i G. l.. "oodman; consta-
sth Ward-Aldefman, ". r. shufeldt; conEta-
BIZ e; 4 Y 1 AeAahon;
stsble, Matthe% FIeua;ns, ''''''o 'De14oE'n' WA
! ------.. ..--..
| EAPIanaaaon 10 Casy euosef1oefs.
-. .1nus y, W e1ts sap7eiipefs conlpiua ol
| ne .ate oeA'et5 u lle Tribune 1or 1ne past
~
| - aA.s uoAe ene psss NC posslp1y coaio'
~ SoAs ~ p.eea "l.Aout our esaru ol',
pse' 80 pApe4 eoa.u ~. nase peSn oell4eieo
y e,,,, n ~ .ns oa tIaefe ~ elty
s - - ~ ~ 'o.e y. Ivy "'Au1 ~
, 1862-04-14

Chas. n. Holden is the straight Union
candidate for Mayor, and all unconapromising
Union men ought to york and vote for him.
, 1862-04-14
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY,

SATURDAY EVENING, April H.
Moneta1y operations haTe been exceedingly quIst
to-day, in a meaeure owing to the very disagree
able state Of the weather. There ia fair demand
for currency, tbut the supply is abundant. E1-
chaure 1eKuaius as before uupted-parAk u buyiug;
.--,.s,t,,. rrho aorn~nd Ia not haavr 1ha-a 10
4Aeellnse @3o- oo- A - ~ - o~@'1-
little or no demand tot Eola. the quotahons OF
.o11f-r, e-,a- rent ia nhfR4ua1 anna1T 1nfa
- ~ p~,. ~en'' = ~ an41a0 nsa|
changed hands 8t ~ cenE4-4ne DaLkEfE. IN 2D-
sence of anything more attractive, going into the
purchase OF them. The Aa&mE E1pfe8H company
nror,,aa IN rneniva ard fnrvar1 Quarteras ster1a
- ---.-, - ~ -r,.I.-"
lily, to be exchanged f0f The PEI Eent. treasury
certificates, This Arrangement will be great con-
venieuce to- those Government creditors who are
desirors Of making the exchange, as what the
Com1ary prppose to do il atHays done promptly
and efficiently
AZ a ,arve anr+ton aa1a ~ Y>rf+iah -oooda IN
-. y5.e- - o1S- ee4o ~ o.,.1N seet' -
NEW 1oah ou11ng Ine past "eek, tnere Was quite
number of buyera present from well known
houees in Nashville and other nort1ons of Ten
asssea '1'1e 0''N oAA4eA p''<A'A= "a
ne7see
The Legislature Of Indians, at Its last se5Go1-
, 1862-04-14

@ We spoke OF ueWsdeale$ TAXING Au.Vou |!
copies Of the TRIBUNE Of single issue, bnt |
neglected to state that it was Johh r. Walsh |
On Madison street, near the Post Office.
For CHICAGO LIGHT TART1LLERT.-Am mem-
ber Of Co. i, Chicago Light Artillery, Leaves
for Pittsburg Landing on Tuesday morning.
Persons wishing to send small packages to
the company can leave them at AID. Botts-
ford's store l09 Lake street.
INSPECTOR OF GOVERNMENT HoRsEs.-C.
a. Talcott Of the Horse Bazaa1 on State
near Adams street, has been appointed by
Capt. Potter, Z. s. A. Quartermaster, Inspec-
tor Of horses for the Government, and is
daily passing upon Eome Of the best animals
that have been bought for army use.
New Books" The Training Of Cavalry
Horses,'' by Captain Ganaud, o. s. A.; Ben
TOMS !" Ordnance and Gunnery,'' and Mar
sha1l's History Of the United States Naval
Academy, are lately published by Van Nos
trand, New York, and for sale by J.. R. Walsh,
corner Of Madison street and Custom House
Place.
We publish to-day another very recent
| and remarkable testimonial to the success Of
| Dr.. James Hunters treatment of the respira-
tory organs. The gentleman volunteering
this statement is highly respectable and
we'll known citizen Of Chicago. Such eVi-
dence as this, and many others We have seen,
attesting the Doctors SUCCESS In class OF
! diseases heretofore considered incurahle, are
incontroTertib1c, and add importance to the
subject.
Many Of our readers, however, who are
afflicted with diseases Of the throat or lungs
will regret to learn through Dr.. Hunters carl
elsewhere, that he Will close his office here al
the end Of this month. We are glad to know
that his visit to our city has been appreciated
and when he leaves Us he will carry with hin
the good will Of many who have experienced
his skillfu1 treatment.
ARTEMUs WARD.-This funny man Of Kanits
Fair, and famous New York Joker, who moi
long since delivered his lecture, "The Chil
dren in the Wood, - in Chicago, In response
to numerous Invitations viii visit the wcs
again in the course Of few weeks. Thoss
societies and associations whose fngitations *
lecture Mr. Brown was compelled to refuse OF
his previous visit, can now obtain his services
by addressing L. F. Gaylord, Bloomington
H. "Artemus - viii speak in Bloomington
on the 17th inst.
e As the editor Of the secession morning
paper is but new conner in this city, We wi1
enlghten him triae concerning his caudi
date for Mayor. In the first place, he was
Republican until after he sought to b
nominated for Congress, and falling in tha
enterprise he bolted and went oTer to th
pro-slavery party. Second, in the spring c
1856 he was run Oh the Republican ticket fo
, + Mayor, but WAS so sayagely and persistent
r denounced by the Times as Maine la'
fanatic and Know-Nothing proscr1ptionis
that the whole foreign vote Was arraye
against him and defeated him. He Is just a
much Maine-lawite and Know-Nothing 1o'
, as he YVES then. If the Iiuaes told the trut
: then, how can it support him HOW? If
), lied about him then, it is lying about Holde
row
, 1862-04-14

~ We spoke offs newsdealeB taking 10, ,o0o
copies Of the TRIBUNE Of single issue. bnt
neglected to state that it Was Johh r. Walsh
On Madison street, near the Post Office.
, 1862-04-14

INSPECTOR OF GoyEENMESr HoRsEs.-C.
4. Talcott Of the Horse Bazaa1 on State
near Adams street, has been appointed BY
Capt. Potter, 7. s. A. Quartermastcr, Inspee-
tor Of horses for the Government, and is
daily passing upon some Of the best animals
that have been bought for army use.
, 1862-04-14

New Books" The Training Of Cavalry
Horses,'' by Captain Ganaud, o. s. A.; Ben
TOMS II Ordnance and Gunnery," and Mar
sha1l's History Of the United States Naval
Academy, are lately published by Van Nos
trand, New York, and for sale by ]. R. Walsh,
Place.
, 1862-04-14

Saturday was an awful day at Camp Doug
las. Gloomy In the city, 1t was gloomier
there; muddy in the city, it was muddier
there. The inmates, however, both guard
and prisoners, appeared to be making the best
Of it-or at least Is well Of it as they could.
The generallh ealthof the camp, Is good-much
better than might have been expected at the
time OF the arrival Of the prisoners; though
probably few days like Saturday would add
to the hospital list. The mortality list since
ouf. last report is as follows;
April IL
VT: r; Roberts, Go. 7, 10th Tennessee.
John Vernon, Co. ], I'D Tennessee.
E. H. Bridges, Co. F, Sd Mississippi.
Previously reported
Reported to-day. 4
Total to date.. ..... >. ..................1 1856
| Fifteen prisoners also came in on Saturday,
from the st. Louis hospitals, all Fort Donel-
son prisoners, and from Tennessee and Mis-
sissippi regiments.
In regard to the last batch Of prisoners,
Capt. Potter, Of the Quartermaster's Depart
| ment hasreceived dispatch from Governor
Harry Of Wisconsin, now at Paducah, stating
| that 900 prisoners left that place On Satur-
day morning for Madison, Wis. They Will
probably pass through our city On Sunday
evening. The prisoners are to be divided up
/ as follows: About 5000 are to go to Madison
and Milwaukee, 1000 to Springfield, Ill, and
about 5, GOO to Chicago,
| Considerable embarrassment is being felt il,
the Quarternaster's Department here for the
want Of troops to guard the prisoners, and
other matters incident to the holding Of sc
many men. Capt. Potter, however, is indie
fatigable in his exertions to fulfill every duty
required Of him; though in addition to BIZ
previous arduous labors, the work Of attend
ing to such a number Of prisoners impose:
upon his department. no slight task.
, 1862-04-14

For CHICAGO LIGHT ARTILLERT.-Am mem-
ber Of Co. 4, Chicago Light Artillery, leaves
for Pittsburg Landing on Tuesday morning.
Persons wishing to send small packages to
the company can leave them ut AID. Bolts
ford'g store 100 Lake street.
, 1862-04-14

u HtANEhAA AhE1kSAtEAS. o. LIKE Ef.
$4,000 Worth OF Furniture,
AT AUCTION.
WITHOUT RESERVE FOB Cash,
Commencing THURSDAY. Ap-1 nth At * o'clock,
THE ENTIRE STOCK OF
Smith & Hawley, No. IT'S Lake street.
The stock consists OF
FARLoR ITURE-Tete.a a~TeteA Easy, Par1ox
aud Rocblcg Chairs, Etagcr1 Msxbe- Top THhies I'D
Stands Ladies' Work Tables so14R, Receptto1 CnairS
Hall ata1dF BOOK CaseB ard Secretaries Side and Cor
Asr Whatnors Card and Centre Tables, Fancy SfAnds
bedroom FURNITURE Ech Chamber 8nIra, wikh
and Without marble tops, in Gals Maho xsny. Walnut
and Rosewood Marble cop snd Plain Rrew.nE Bureaus
Tables, Wald1onea: Towl Backs Lounges, Aas:z4asea
LeaI Tables oak Dining Chsrs Plain snd E5ch Cared
Tea Tables Also. q large assortment Of
Co&NOH FUEH1rCKE, yZ:-CterT and Black Wal
nut Beateads Tables aod Stsnds Cane sent and back
EockeTs Sewing do. C. s. EbaiTB Crba, #ashstandat
Hnrexua MlrTnrg, &c. ALSO, getrd assortment OF
OFFICE FCKNTTTEE, vl1:-Settng De5ka Atm
Chairs, Upholstered Arm Chairs Tables, &c
Also q quantty OF T. D. Furniture.
Purchasers from the country csn haTr thctr good
packed and shipped. The zbovE goods cau be ex
aInued any time previous 70 she sale.
GILBERT, 8AMEa0H + WAKEER.
hp1Q p19s1W AuEtIpu4eI.
, 1862-04-14
COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY EVENING. April Il, 1852
RECEIPTS FOE LAsT TWEETT-FoUR HoURs.
, 1862-04-14

OFFICE OF GENERAL CON-
~ MISSIONER for ALL the States and Territories:
DEEDS and other Writings drawn and acknowledged
for ALL the States and TeIroies Passports obtained,
Prctests entered and A1davtta and Deposltons taken
in proper az the e. 8. Co 1rissioners Roo Gus
tom Houae and Post Office B11lctng. PHILIP 4.
HOYNE General Commissioner for ALL the Ssated and
Territories, and Notary Public. apl+p55.1t
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-27

.sHDUBTKpS eALE<-WhsesAs, en.ths lth dsy
III Of Jvne, A. D., 1867, James n. Enelish "a
Sarah J. EngAsh, his wife, sxesstsd INTO william
Doolan q Trustee, : certain DEED 81 Trust, con-
veyine TO cid Trustee the land in Scott county.
lows .deecibod - followsto-vil The east MI
az the north.wsst quarter Of section Nc. AvsI51
IN township No. seventy nine (79) north, Of ranRs
No. one Il sGst Of the 5th p. L., said deed Of
Trust being recorded amongst the records Of said
Scott county, lows, on the zth day Of June, A. d.
1851, In book "L' 1t pase as, which sid convey
anee vas made by the said James n. English and
wife for tho purpose Of securing the payment Of .
certan pfomissory note and The intSsost thereon.
signed BY tbs said james N. English, dated the
4th day Of June, A. y. 1857, to tho order Of Rob-
crt Fleming, and payable ~ follows: for the sum
Of six hundred and sixty-three 33-lO0 dollar,
(4663. 3s) paysbls on the 4th day or June, A: b.
less.
And now, ssid promissory note having become
due and payable and the said James NJ English
having failedto pay the same, l, William Doolan.
Trustee ~ aforesaid, do hssUby Rive this
public notice, that by virtue Of the power which
in mo vested by said Deed Of Trust will.on Tues
| day, the 10th day Of June, A. d. 1862. At
| the hour Of ton o'clock 10 tho forenoon Of said
day, at the Court House door In the city of Day-
ohpert, expose and offer for sale, At public suc-
| tion, the parcel Of land above described, or so
much thereof - shall be necessary to satisfy
| and pay the amount of said motto; with the in
forest thereon TO the day Of sale. together with
all the costs and expenses attending said sale.
costs of this notice and Trustee's fees.
Dated the sth day of May, A. D. 1862.
il WILLIAM DOOLAN.
mylo-otsl Trustee.