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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-06-27
The Mystery OF NegrophiIism.

From the New York Times, June a.
Of all the topics now engaging the
thoughts of gods and men, the American
negro is unquestionably the Chief From
the lowest place in the scale o. human ex.
istence, he has reached the highest; and
even yet the interest in him seems yet una.
bated. To what new honors he is reserved
to what remarkable career be is predes-
tined-it would be q rash prophet that
would attempt to foretel. But the evi.
dences are abundant that he is the central
figure of the nations-the unit of existence
around which "the rest of mankind" parade
themselves as mere cyphers.
1t would be hard to tell whence this ex,
traordinary interest in the negro has come.
1t does not arise from his beauty. for no
writer on aesthetics has ever pretended to
find either beauty or grace in the shamb.
ling African. 1t cannot be because of his
illustrious or romantic history, as race or
as nation; for classic literature is eXs
tremely barren and destitute of the records
OF orators, statesmen, philosophers or
warriors of negro origin. 1t cannot be be-
cause of any physical affinity between the
white race and the black, for the black has
always been declared unsavory, and natu.
rally beset by laziness and vermin. And
lastly, it cannot be because of the sympathy
OF the whites with weak, down,trodden
and enslaved race for the negro of Africa
from which the Americon negro was TAX
en- is weaker today, and more oppressed,
and nearer barbarian and cannibai than
his American cousin has ever been. And
yet no Anglican Duchess. nor American
Greeley, is ever heard wailing over the s0r,
rows of the sons of AshaDtee.
What is it about our American negro that
recommends him to the absorbing and pas
sionate attention of the world? Why are
many thousands fanatics about him, and
more thousands fools about him? Is it pos
sible that black is the primeval and regal
color of the "a ce--that Adam was black
man, as we'll is Cain and Abel; and that
Cain turned a0hite only when caught in
crime and driven out to be vagabond GA
the earth? This we know is the faith OF
the dusky gospellers of the South, and
doubtless, they are rejoicing o see thai day
returning when Heavens favor vii! tri'
umph over the white mans crime, and the
black man will again gather fruits in trop
ical Edens, untroubled by visions OF shovel
or hoe.
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baltimore.
correspondence Of the Evening Pos.

Correspondence Of the Evening fos
BALTIMORE, June 16.-Last Saturday
night was made hideous by two murders at
the hands of a notorious rebel. The parties
were at drinking shop, according to the
evidence, when a dispute arose on the great
living question of the rebellion. The rebel
murderer, pressed to the wall by two of the
Unionists, who were Custom House Off
GERS, asked and got the protection of po-
liceman to go with him to his home. He
was followed by the angry Union men, when
all at once an ARRAY ensued, in which
Smith and Waits, the two Custom House
officers, were stabbed and killed upon the
spot by Ambrose, the rebel. The police
officer was severely wounded also. The
done was given up to police officer by
Ambroses wife. Ambrose pleads sell de-
fence. The walls of wrath are evidently
opened in our town, and we may at any
moment expect general outbreak against
the rebels.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-06-27
No More Ea. opeam Officers for our Army

The following note from Secretary Sew.
ard, addressed to Mr.. Bigelow, American
Consul in Paris, appears in the foreign pa
pers:
WASHINGTON. hay s.
SIR: You are doubtless aware that
since the outbreak of the rebellion in this
country many military officers who have
served with distinction in the armies of Eu-
rope have arrived here Tor the purpose Of
Offering their services to this government.
Some of those who brought testimonials
from United States Ministers abroad have
been furnished with commissions. As,
however, it is not now in contemplation to
increase the number either of officers or sol~
diers already in the field, you will inform all
such foreign officers as may apply to you
for service in the army of the United States,
that the government, while grateful for
such offers, must, for the future, decline ac-
cepting them, as the list of officers is com.
plete, and recruiting for the rank and file
has been ordered to cease.
l am, &C.,
WILLIAM Il. SEWARD.
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Sermifebfe Sladbridbten.

Nert witrbt9e @ladsIauftabn
etnes un9en Nmerttaners. Dos
ferne Ntorsenlano, bic 8iege uno 6eimatb
pbantalttlder @r3ablungen unO Wfd6rGsn, Sat
O%teler, Dem surlprung naa i'm grnuen NIters
tbun lt@ Serlierenben @taentbiumlthfett nod
r1tbt oOut9 entIaet. @eleaentlth tltnot mits
ten aus Dem &rie9s9etImmel, bas felt Sabren
ben la9enret6en Orient erfiQt, Elm @tiddsn
8omantif gu uns bsriiber, bas wirbta wGre.
tn elmer Sammluug tpte oSau1enO unO cine
9taAt" etne Stele gu tnben.
DrtSatbrtefe, oe jin9f aus @btua bterber
9elan9t ItnO, 9eben nns 9ia6ri6t BON Der merit
tpltrot9en @arriere, Die Elm iunaer Imertfaner
aus benz Staate New< Sort in ienem gfeidbe
gema9t BAT: Dieter &sprGIentant oeS Sung
Nmertta, nit Namen gOtparD 6orelfer, aus
Sef1erlOn so. 9~sbtrtt9, bel9loB, pa er 10 Sabre
alt mar, CUR See 81 9eben. Seine @ltern pas
rem nit Dtelem Ylaue niht etnperfancen. ouetn
letre 9letgun9 gu Dem abenteuerli6en 6erufng
lN@We'1elt auf Dem Scean mar gu fart, UNI
llbertpaltt9t gu werpen, uno 10 Itch Ith Der
Enabe .anf Elm Sdif auperben. '@r botte
Vluf nno bra@te es balO gum Steuermonn
ettes NSauFl6tabrers, pbppbl er bamaIs foum
eirpas ltber Is Sabre Sdblte. en- 6cnululu
n1adbte ct Die BefanntlAaft zines ,Roufmonn8
ane 9afoDaOi uno retlte nit tom no6 Sapou.
pier bltsb er 2-3 Sabre, ta~ufm6nui'cben 8e.
l@afttgurt9en pblte9eno. Gon bort otno er
naN gbtna, tpO er in failerli6e Otsnfe ouf@
9erOfn1'en ipar0. Gr tparp balo BET ben Erents
pen nno ftnbetmilden 8eGGrpen In 6banobot
OetleOt ut1p tpurOe lAliebli9 an STEELE psS Gpl.
~ear9tole, Der IN etnem Der neuliden @efehte
eerpnnoet tpuroe, Der 3lpeite i'm COMMANDO
mao penn betannten Sen. gGaro. DieIe SteOe
Oet'etoet Der ebemalt9e Matrole nod tebt, uno
SenleBt oas Usrtrauen alter Wanportuen In
Der proving, ME aud Der bO6en unO ercluIf-
pen @tneltlAsn @sIeliNaft. @tnma, fabrte
0Orelter cine SGaar BON 200 Wanu oeoen
ple Srlur9enten; NUT 8 D~er1slben febrten 3u.
tru' o1e nbrt9en tparen ale eefo0en. @r Sat
tst %o,oO0 Mann inter letnem Befett. gBe
Sc" lstner Oienlte tit er aum Manbnrin bra
O'anen HntPles 9emaAt tpurofn unO er INNS
ll9 lsgF IL Otsner 0aIten Na6 ben fcn lpG
lslFf" PeN 'Qra stn9s9ar9enen Sdret6en (bis
gum l. WFal mar er @pmmanoant Der Stobt
Sun8 tatng, l@lttf nit Den 9taptlhlillIeln
urtsr lelnsm &tlen, mdGrenp ntht Giner Don
Oan 2oo,OOO GluppGnsrn pes Olaees - ouh
nlpf Der bpn9tteltefe Manpartn Dime
le'ne Grlaubnib Die Staot betreten voer per.
lalien ourlte.
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Mmerifauticbe Waebrt6ten.

WalbingtOr, 4. Nus. @eit eintseu
Sagen 9laubt man In sewi6en &reiien, Daft
Der 6etnO &i9mcno geraumt babe, lpeil in
jener Staot eine Seu9e anssebro6en let.
Aus benz 6auptquartiere bes Gen. Scope
wtro 6ol9enpeS eemelpet:
WttttbeiIun9en II perl1tebenen 2uellen
tarten Den @lauben, oaB Der 6etno Ntbmonp
wirtli6 eeraumt unO bas llOli6e ufer pes
Sames gu ietner gertbeiotsunesltnte eenpm
men bat.
Die &ebeaen-9 aSalerie bes Sen. 3obert-
ion ipa li4 e~benfale aus Dem S6eaanDpaes
t9ale 5urlfSe3p9en unp biele @eesnb alein
Der gertbeioi9uns Der 0uertlas Iberla1en
b1ben.
New 9nrf, 4. Nugult. Mayur Spbsfe
nberretAte beute Dem perlammetten Staptratbe
cine 8Otl9oft, in wsl9er er parauf Drinat,
unmittdbar SArttte gu tbun, UNI in Gerbinz
Ouns nit Der BunpeSresierung Die Gett6eioi>
9un9sperfe beS 6afens gu oolenpen, nnn in
pelGer er Die 8epiatanns som : 100000 FIR
ben 8aa tifrugepan3erter Satterteen II. {>lo4.
aeu9e empfeblt. SIN Der 0erlammlr les
vSparo Of NlDermen" puroe eine Slbonnau3
oOrseleet, welbe jepem 6reipiaieea auBer Der
Bounty, welAe tbm Der Staat uoer Die Scr.
Staaten be3ablen, eine 8puntY BON $50 ae-
pabrt uno $25O,0O0 su oielem ;3pede be,
piai9t.
0nm Neps0ort. Die frarpSfl6e 8ar.
fe 05arriet &allt," pelGe burG Die 8unpes.
truppen i'm Milfiippt 9etapert puroe, fam
bon Jtetp SrIeans bier an. sic BAT cine ga.
nune, welGe $350,000 wertb III, beltebeno aux
Nein uno 8rano9. Nls fe eefapert wuroe
bate le fstne Glarirungspapiere BON Warti.
nique, pober le aneebli6 fam; bod laq ftir
Uewets Dor, paB le Die 8lotaoe breden poute
Dir Yrilentcmmiliion ptrp ben San unterIu.
Gen. Die 8arte lit elm srOBes 6a6rseua uni
eebGtt mad Dfarleile. @te bradte ais Nal
faeiere 80 franFe Soleaten BON ben perltieDt
nen In Ner Srleans ~tationirten 8eaimentern
Nuf Der 8abrt larben 2 9ente.
Sberf 5awfins BON benz pUrtbeil
boft befannten encouragement TIT perbafte
UorOen, neil er un3ufrlepenbelt NIT benz SOB.
tengraber Dor NiNmpnb ausgepriidt bat. 81
beoarf teineS bslfsrn gepstles, pab 6anflnt
etn Gbrermarn 1T.
Uaa NelD>DDrf. Ias .. 81. Ranu
nenbaOt u0fasnplla"; Commando Snpp, ii
am Sonnta9 giaGmtttog pom Der @barleior
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49,
tans Ger Gr,bune.)
5iltCn 9eap, sort 0toYal, !
9. s., IL. Suit.
Nn 8ep. Stfpban $. 5Yne, Yralirent Der
Natiunal SreeDman's gteItef N1pciatipn
gu Stem g)orf.
Mein 6err! SD babe Die Gbre, mid ,,n,
Gmpfung Sbrer gBtttbetlung pom 2. Suli
1862 3u %betenuen, pprtn Sic mir Die 8tQt.
9ung msiues Verfabreus be3italtG Der befreiten
StIapen oteIes Departments Durdb ben beoeu,
tenoen unc wpbltpOaenOen gerein, Oellen Yra-
lpent linp, auebrifem
Oa tD itber3fugt bin, in @rmangelung BON
SnltrufttpneH Had meiner tefen @inIcbt uno
mad elmer laneen @vfabruno meme 9HtAt in
Der SaGe gu tbnn geIu9t gu baben; 70 tbut
mir Jepe 3uf9erung Der SYmpatbte bon
Wtdnnern, Dereu @baratter th I6ase, tppbl
unD befabi9t mtf, NIT mebr @epulD Der IN.
ousbletbItGsn Sage 5H barren, pelAer unlerer
G%esierung zine NUlitif in Der Sflauenfraae
9eben lOuen.
SD fnrAte nur. Die 2eftiou nGge ntGt eber
be9rifsn unO befol9t werOen, al6 bic fe in
b~luti9sn 3lgpn am Scribe ie0er n6rpli9en
6omtlte eslArteben lts6t. I'm Wfisbeit gu err
lausen, malIen mir puleen ; aber es lit Der
CLAUDE, Der mid aufseAt bdlt, oaB Weisbeit
IN Der StlaOsnf rage enpliG erIanet werpen
muB.
uner Bolt 1T nod laper BON geerifen in
8e5ug auf SaGen, bel benen letuem aclune
Den Geritanoe freier Spielroum eeee6en 1T.
@sun liA Elm Geuer uber einem Blpd b6r
fer psrbrettet, tragen lie tein geDenten, Elm
3wildenbaus nieper3uretben, I'm ben 9te;: Dec
Bl0des gu retteu. Benn cie Deit einen in.
fwieirten Dtltrttt einntmmt, 10 miro Der DiRritt
unter 2AarantGne selte4t unD jepcs 6tlFemit.
tel Der 9Giheni6aft n Snbuftris anaewsn=
oct, unl Die 9Ofalitat DDu ibr gu ~laubern. Die
vGOlpatsn Ger @jeiunobett" werpen ourdpaua
ni9t ansswielen, uber ieOes bstrufene 6aus
Wade gu baItsn un0 parauf gu lrDsn, pap
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Quf 8efe9G res @ralipenten
S T. 81. Stantpu,
RrieosmtniRer.


lln8efGbr 40 Solpaten, relde neulin Bee
enabt9t puroen unp Dem 10. Snptona=N eot:
ment einoerlet6t maren, entfIo6en getern Nbeno
uap Butte wuroe cine g8ade peS 10. 81. G.
2e9imeutS nit Der G~erfolsung beaultraat.
ungefdbr 20 linO idpn 9erbaftet pprSen.
Nm Treitag Nbeno wurpen Al Eairfor
Court 6uule IL Mann a%rrettrt, pelhe BE-.
fannie Se5sfionitsn linp. Dretperlelben MIR
ben beI6uIpist, @ferpe In i6rem Yelbe ~ ia.
ben, pslAe III. @" ae3eiHnst ltnb. 5te tpur.
ben in 8Clse Ger Srpre pes Sen. WOpe Der,
teftet, nnO naA ManaGas se18idt, mo le
INNER nod burG 9eiltun9 pes Greueibs 3sua-
mtg ibrer QvYalitlt ubseben f6nnen.
General 8ueQ bat cen 0arsern bon Cunts
ctle ausuridlitb erfIdrt, Dae teine @floyeu
,uridsegeben ,perbea, ss lei penn, oos Dte 81
9entbamer ben Gto Der Sreue leifeteu.
Draltoent eincOIn bsliAtiste oielen MOroen
Ote sorts unb Eruppen auf Der lipli6en Sette
Oes Yotomac; er besann 9esen 10 ubr an Der
@baia Bridge. @r wurOe iberau NIT Gu-
tbultasmu5 bon ben 9ruppen em~pfanaen. Die
&anonaoe, welhe beute itber Dem 8lns aebTrt
pnrDe unp eint9e SeforsniB etufSBte, riGrte
Don rsn SalutlHiAsn bel Der &unoe pes Ora.
~lipenten Der.
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Nenes bom Gnrnpa,
Mnfumft bes 0amofers .Mros;o

Anfumff oeS SampferS nMrabta".
st, JUbn, 5. Nuaui. Der Dampfer
pMrabia", welAer am 26. Suit Qiperpppl unO
am ~. QueenstOpn SerlteB, rurOe am @5onn.
tag, 4 ubr Wadmttta9s, Dor Gap Nace ouF
letner Noute na& Bpnon unp 6alifar oebor'
Def. Die 8rase Der 8ertbeioi9una Ganapa's
Ipurce i'm 0aule Der @smeinen perbonpslt.
@s berrlate iiberaa bic NnHbt. pos feline
@sfatr BON Sttten Ger Ser. Staten u fiirds
ten fri. 2oro Yalmeslton Iaate, Gne!oup babe
10 otele Grnppen els mS9lid na0 CANADA oe-
Ianot, uno eS blet1t isBt ben @anaOiern ii6er-
laien fir oas 9geitere 3m lorssn.
IS mirO %gelGu9net, pab @dri6olot cine ans
pere @rpepitlpn pcrjunebmen beoblGtloe.
2t~SerpUpl, 8anmro0e, Die omerifn.
nti9e aua8enummsn, 1T nm IA psf. aefal.
len. SrcptOTe actip. Mebl 6 p@t. 6S6er.
Bei3en 2 psf. bGber, &orn 6 p@t. bSber.
@pnlpls lAlO1en gu 933-93S.
Spdteftes.
Der Verfauf am Samlfoa betrua 1000
Salen 8aummpIe. SroOltufe actio unp Die
preile ltetssnp. prUoilionea fIau uuO urs
perdnpert,
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s"bfcripttO'i sur nntsrtaeuns Der Sesieruna.
NewagOrt, 5 NIusull. Die bislfaen
pOlbeamtsn baben $4,000 Sur un~terltasuna
Der Gtnroairunsen ee3cicbnet,
sMrnfsSe in eesp ssuns.
New~ yOrf, 4. Aug. Der v@oR" tutro
oon Gort Monroe 9eiGrteben, Dap @eneral
Sarnltue's Corps elngeiHlft unO tn 8epe.
9un9 1T. Die Ranpnen uno MSrerbocte
ltnb lammtliA unter 8efebl unO rrenn le los.
lAla9sn, miro fs Splttter seben.
Sin neHer @ampfpibner.
New<gort. 8. aus, 9em. $. @sble.
Der bsfarnte Shtfstaner, Bat NIT Der Neoie.
einen Contract abselalpHen fir eiUen
9~ampfptOoer. abnli9 benz MloRltpr, fin BEN
prsts zen $1.25Q, 0Oe.
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@us Der 8nmocs9auptfaSt.
Nrieao0frnrtement. 81 Dina,

NtlEYeVFPNEIEF1enT, D. Nu9nlt, 4
SefOblen, DAP, pa Der @ebrnn& Der Gele.
grapbeulinten 3u mtlttarilGen 3pedsn erfur=
Oerli6 1T, ale 9erionen, wslGe nit Dem 8au
Deer Der Operation BON &elegrapbenlinten ,,r
3stt bes NufgebOtes BON 100000 Mann wirts
LID belAafti9t fnc, BON Dem MilitGrotenlte
bsfreit lstn lOaea, 70 LANCE le In lol9em Otem
tie psrbleiben.
DUFF 8efeh[ bes Wr1lbenten
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i nett telearapbsFcbe " ssrsrs1otcu
ger @tet fur ; \ Baltimore 2se6er.
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sflaberei i'm 9rieoe.

Brief bes Sen. @unter an Rep. Stepban s. @pns
t&ns Ger Sr,bune)
5iItOn 9eap, sort 0foYal, !
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-14

CTATE OF IOWA, SCOTT COUNT, S.
- In the District Court Of said county.
Henry Miller, Plaintiff, W. Anna Frederick, John
A. Frederick, Philip Bets. VILLAS II. Dalsel
w. W. Parker, Frank Plumer, Solomon Helm.
BY, Le7i Davis, Samuel G. Young and William
Ssdoris, Dsfsadsnts.
ORIGINAL NOTICE.
To the said Defendants
You AID each Of you ore hereby notified ths,
there 10 now ON fle in the Odice Of the Clerk Of
the District Court Of Scott county, Iowa, . petit
anu, Anna Frederick and John A. Frederick, the
,um of Eve hundred $500 dollars, With interest
thereon from the I'd day Of June, A D, 1858, .,
the ssts Of ten per cent. per snpum. o. money due
him OF . certain promissosy note, executed ~
said Asna Frederick spd jobs A. Frederick, on
the l4,h day Of June, lass, AID psysble on the
llth day Of December, 1859. Said petition also
the following described real estate, stusted 10 the
county OF scott and State Of love-. to-wit: Com
mencing fifty sol feet due south Of the soush-eass
co.per Of lot nnu6ss lour r., in block numb~ thu.
ty.two IsSl Of the city Of Davenport; thsoes run.
ming vest eighty (50l fest thsocs sosth twenty
[7oj fecs thence east eighty 1907 feet
thence north twenty l3Ol fess to The
place Of beginning, executed By said Anna Fssde-
rick and John A. Frederick, % the l4th day Of
Ja.s. 4 b, 1855, fos The parposs Il seeuripc tss
payment Of the above described prouissosy nota.
Now, unisss you appsar and answer thereto q
Or before noon Of the sssesd day q tie nest tern
II aid Coart to b begsa aod keldea o the ers1
Aosday q February, 4 D, 1861, default M &
sqsgsd against yos aad jSdgnsat saasssd tAsss-
%.
s D. COxqDoH.
dsIsl Ae01V tA91aio4
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TRUSTEES sALE.-Wher..,. On III. 30

TRUSTEES SALE.-Whereas, on the Both
Il day Of June, A. d., 1860, William J. Hslsn-
bach executed unto AuStin Corbin ~ Trustee, .
certain Deed Of Trust, conveying 70 said Trustee
the land in Scott county, lows, dsscriben ~ fol-
lows, to-wit: The north half Of the north west
quarter of section No. thirty 49, sad the vest
half Of the south west quarter Of section No.
scsth Of rssGe No, one a. sass Of The stS r. n.
Said dssd Of Trust II recorded in book +" g." Of
mortgages, page 4s7, Scott county, lowe, records,
70 which seisysnes 10 nade for full and pastieu.
lar description Of security and indsbtsdnses !;
which said Conveyance was made by the said Hal
lenback, for the purpose Of securing the payment
OF certain promssory notes and the interest ere.
on, sigoed BY said Haiienbach, With cthsrs, dated
the Soth day Of June, 4. D., 1850, and oGs Il
which was for ths sam II seventy Eve dollar, due
in eiahtsec months sitter date. 70 order Of Lewis
Perry. with exchange on New York City. and with
interest after due 1t ten per cent.
And now, ssid described note hsvibs become
due and payable, and the said Hallenbaeh
having failed Ia psy the same, /, Asstin
Corbin. Trustee - afarssaid, do hereby rive
this public notice, that By virtue Of the rcve,
which is in ne vsstsd b. said DEED Of Trust. vii.
On Saturday, The lst day Of March, A. D. 1893. 81
the hour Of nine o'clock IN the ossrpeon oTsaid dsy
1t the Court Hoassdoos in the city Of Dsvsnpeste1
pose and oer for sale, Of Public Auetion fos cab,
the parcels Of land above described, or % much
thereof - shall DO sufficient 70 satsfy and pey The
amount Of eid note, with others aev
day 81 sale, together With I'll tho costs and
sxpenses attending said SALE costs Of this notice
and Trustees fees.
Dated the ssth day Of January, 4. D., 1892,
AUSTIN CORBIN,
ja29-dtsl Trustee.
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fb2-d4w

YNKUSTEE'S SALE-Whereas. on Tho 1.,h
L day Of February, A. ", 1853, John II. Cote,
end Elisa n. Cotss, hi. wife, executed uato II. h.
Mathews ~ Trustee. certain Deed Of Trust. con-
veying to ssid Trustee the land in Scott couniv
Iowa, described ss follows, to-wit: Tho ives. hals
q lot two (2,) IN block thrty-two az in the civ
OF Davenport which said cor veyanco was made
ny the said John II. Cotes and Eliza NJ, his wife.
for the purpose Of securing tho payment OF two
certain prOmissory notes and the interest III
signed by said John II. Cotes, da.ed the 18th dsy
of February, A. d., 1888, and payable A. follow,
One for enc hundred and forty fon. dollars. duo i;
six months and the other for thirteen hunred and
forty.four dsllars, due in one year from the date
thereof, on which notes there Is now due And un-
paid the suA u u ,66l.
And now, said notes having become due Ard
payable and the said John H. Cotes having fail.a
70 pay the same. |, II. b, Mathews.
Trustee Us aforesaid, do hereby give this
public notice, that BY vlstus Of the power which, i,
in me vested by ssid Decd Of TTust,I will on Fri
day, tae Oath day Of February. A. D. iSSs. =,
the hour Of ten s'clo;k in the forenoon Of said
day, ut the Court House door - tho CITY OF bay
enport, expose and offer 70. sale, at public sue.
tion, the parcel Of land above described. or %
much thereof ~ shsll be neeessary to satisfy
and pay the amount Of ssid notes, with tho in
tcre.t thereon TO the day Of sale. together with
all the costs and expenses attending said sale,
costs Of this notice and Trustees fees.
Dated the 9th day Of February, 4. ID. 1863,
II, y, MATHEWS,
ibt-dO Trustee.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA.

Eenerolese M.t.tmfio~ Established ~ speeial e.
do1mest, 70, the Rdi fofMe Sick aad Dsstrsssed
Afflicted uiM V.ruls.s oad CAr,s;e D;seas.s,
osd especially for the Ckrs Of D.sesse ofihe SIR
vel Ovgass.
AHEDlcAL ADVICE GIVEN GRATIS, By
Nl the Acting Surgscr, to all who apply BY
letter, With description Of their condition, lags,
occspation, habits Of life, ke and 10 esses Of ex-
treme poverty, Medicines furnished free Of charge.
Valuable reports on SpesmasoThos, and Other
Di.eases OF the ssxua, OvIans, and % the NEW
KEAEDlES employed b Il Dislssssry. sent 70
Two or three stamps for postage viii be seespss-
Bile.
Address. DIR. SKILLIN HOU0HfOE, Acting
Sasgsel, Howard Assoelasioa, No. 9, Se.tA Ninth
Street, PhiIadslphia, Ps. By osder q tAs Dlrso.
Gro. 5A1sca1D. sssy. I.yl.vi1
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LEGAL.
HxEcur0R,s SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

EXECUTOR'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE
H. In tho matter Of The Estate Of John Heck.
snlivsly. late Of Cr.wfoed County. Ohio. deceased
Pursuant TO sn order Of the County Court Of Scott
County, Iowa. made ss the Jasusry regular tern.
for 1852, shall o6sr for sale, for cash, BY Public
Auction, at the Court House door in the city Of
davenport, In said Scott County, on Saturday the
22d day Of February. 1862, 1t 10 o'clock 10 the
forenoon, ell the right, title and interest Of the
Esirs Of said John Heckenlively, deceased, in and
TO the following described Real E,tate, in the
State Of love-, 10 wit; The N. a Sc X S.W.
= section 20. Township "a, Range 3, East Of the
9TH I. H., 10 Scott County; Then. Z. -. e. y
SECTION 70. Township 70, Range IL, West Of the
9Th 7: D., 10 lowe County, and the +. 4 s. ". y
and > W. 8. T. x SECTION 50, Township Is.
Range ID, West Of the sth =. NJ, IN Tama County.
or 50 much thereof - shall b sufficient to nav OF
the unsatis6ed claims against tho said Estate. ap-
proved and allowed by said Court, and amount nc
to about $40. together With the costs and charges
Ct administration. GEO. p. WHlTCOMR.
Ex'r Of said Estate.
DatAd JanuAyv Oath 1857