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RuMOR "A writer in the New Orleans Delta
upon the subject Of &" "Rumor" says:
But with all her mischief, we are indebted to
rumor for some kindnesses. she did sometbi NO
Tor us at Manassas, II ''ready writersr have done
her justice, and we all know there was a Yankee
panic there. She has increased our sympathy for
our troops, too for has she not repeatedly q rmed
to us that our weary soldiers have, at fsrent
times, marched from ten to thirty miles, aL,paUs
an nlEd knss deep, sometimes In mud tpaist deer;
aud, no doubt the next battle we hear Of she will
teauly assure US the scene Of action was reach ed
through mud up to their necks. Nav IL dry and
form coat OF mail better than s'the steel vest -
Another deed OF charity ls TO ensure US that all
our forts ere imp'egnable. such was Roanoke
such was Island No. 10, such Fort Pulaski and
headquarters only knows how many more w hen
the enemy gets possession Of them, which they
seem to do easily,she soohingly tells they were
not worth holding, they were no strategic points,
Ia short mo &C 'ount,' anyhow. again, note tbat,
as general thing, in the statement she furnishes
OF nearly every skirmsh contest, our los. is al
ways small the enemy'g loss enormous
Another gratifying piece Of Intelligence, which
seems to be stereOtyPed, is that we always retire
In good order"
"Dut let US not remember her benefits to the
exclusion Of her power Of injury She is often a
bitter foe, and usually atteLded with banefuI re-
SUITS S1e can be successfully resisted with the
amor Of Truth, snd an old fashioned weapon
known as Presence Of Mind
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VI Ia nfty-four years there has been .279
deaths In Philadelphia Of small pox. The heav-
year was isol In which there were 755 deaf hs
OF this contagion; and the ig htest wear was 1859
Wnen there were eHly two. The proportion of
sexes was about equal, and about three -fourt tbs
OF the number have been children,
IL Two females at Fredericksburg, who had
been assiduous In signalling to the enemy and
harboring rebel commissaries, were srrestsd hv
order OF Gen. Patrick Milty, governor of the city
ana are now In confinement. Not an unnatursi
condition for ladies'.
U The New York World, in allusion to high
prices at Nashville, says that ''chckens that sold
year ago for twenty cents each, now Command
iorty TO nfty The Rochester Union thinks that
age. '-s''
IL, letter to persons In Brandon, from Ship
niaho, says that Vermont private on guard there
leI SICK one night and was taken to the hos pi tai
Wnsfe tne SOLDIER gave birth to child. Tbs
soldier and young recruit are doing well
III The Veyay ReyeiIle says ait 10 reported
that the sececionists have again pot a camn of
soldiers In o ven county, XIV. What thetr de.ion
Is, Is not known, but they evidently have some
mischief 10 view"
ID They are revIving ganoting in Chicago.
a man who visited the grave OF Stephen A.
DougIis, was garroted by a negro and three
and S9s In notes e''
ELECTION Ar CuxBERLAND.-OnM Monday last
VI Chas n. Onr, Union, was elected Mayor OF
o. hu- tecelving 437 votes, gainst
ei Ior,C M Thruston. The Union council tick
was also elected.
III The Tribune says that a large number Of
sick men Of the 44th reg mem worth Zonsvesl
VIII Pfooaoiy ~ DC mustered out Of service as there
are only 400 1t for duty out OF 0ao that lef the
sac. " A"
W A recent number OF the Memphis Ava.
Isnche says; "fhe Sonfedefete Guverumsnt has
aoabdoned the important railroad connection he
tween Danvilie, Va, and Greensboro, N. c.
III Paris, since iu enlargement, contains 76
avenue, " ooulevards, a. highways, l76 lanes OF
"pi.ees, 20 wnaryes, sse streets, ls3 thorough.
fsres-in all, aces public wars,
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Washington, Aprii o, 1862,

- NOTICE.
: tLED PROPOSALS are invited until the
x7ih day OF May, 1862, az II O'Clock. m for supply
Ing, he unIfed Stotss Subsistsnoe Department
with COD head { I Beef Cattls on the Honf
The Cattle TO be delivered at Washington olt,
and .eoh animal TO average I 80 pounds grc,,s
selght 10 al Ts admitted which welg rs less {, an
100 pounds gross heIfers and Bu ls not N sn,ad
The Cattle 70 be delivered az such timeS And IN
spoh Suinut es As the 6overument may rss uIre
Zee hret de4very Of Ca tie 10 be made on In 10Th
msy require.
A bond with good and sufficient security will b.
Government reserves to itself tbe ri, M "a ,>
I.sasury noes, or other Govern Ment fnnds r. ID
NO Did viii be entertained whom puT in b
uaetors who have previously failed to COZ
nss. an, yae,r contracts or where the bid5 NJ po,
e'Sf Tbs p. renleo Dy swo qua -enter. ~ W
tbs n1an.n hrms shonld be sAtsS In full. with
ISs ~ S azores Sfall the rembers of the frm
" - ". >. A., Wsshing.o Goa. d. G. "ifh'
W. Form Of Eta,aHtss
NJ -, OF tho codnty of = and S,.,a
SS,,.. aud - OF the county Of sac snS
st1 sSats ol".-, DO kereby guaranty tbat-, ens ~
80 sSS 70 rnlni contract in anoo dance W ,h ,bs
OF Ei9 proPosiu on, and tn At ENC nId 10 ms
Ioa,Hon % accepted, he will az cpce entar m ~,
outtIsP3t II accordance herewith '-'S :"
Shonid the contract be av.rded him
Pesr,eed 20 beooTns his securities "S MO P'O
faarsntss must be appended 10 ssoh bid,
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LATEST FaoM HALLECx,s ARMY.

a
Gen. Pops's Div,sioc within hree III les of
CeFtnth-RebeI Troops Become DiscoUz-
ased-a efusees Flying for the Horfh-Re.
bels Reinforced By nnm and Iron. .CIad
GunbOat.
Caro-, May II The steamer Meteor from
f'tSnurg iIanGl0g, arrived at Cairo yestsfday
the 10th inat. Gen POpe's division had nna3s
another advance, and now rests but three IniIes
from Corinth.
Deserters report that great deal efbard Sse,.
ings existed between the rebel troops of Missouri
ana Iennesste and those from Southern States
the former urging that they have nothing 10 fght
tor, theif States having been now restored TO the
Union. They see no reason why they sbouId hs
States. - '''e 'o''oh
The steamer Shanghai, with forty Memnbis
refugees, had also arrived, and report that hun-
dreds Of others are making their way North As
beat they can. ~ 80
A dispatch from the Il eet reports that the rebel
notli.a mad been reinforced by the arrival OF a
new ram named the General Price and an iron
clad gunboa. from Memphia
zen Thompson landed part OF his forces on the
Arkansas shore During Wednesday night thev
made demonstration on our land force, driving
the point. F'' -
BEFORE CORINrH, May 1.-THE Memphis Ay.
alanche Of the 18th inst, contains the foliowing
foRT PILLOW, May 12-we fought the enelly
WITH tonr OF our lightest boats one hour and q
half. We sunk one gunboat and two mortar
boats. Our loss is two killed and eight wounded
The enemy's is very heavy, az our sharpshooters
literally moved them down. We fought side by
9de with the enemy. NotoDe shot passed throup
our bfeastwoIks Our upper works We're riddIed,
put we are ready to butt again. We Will be asle
to hold the river.
Speaking Of the fall Of Norfolk the AyaIanche
says: But worse than all, the Virginia, on which
we confidently rested, was burnt at Craney Island
on Sunday night. such Is the tenor OF the brisf
but painfnl intelligence flashed over the wires.
Three cases Of yellow fever occurred at New
Orleans at latest accounts; two at Charity Hosoi.
tai and one In the French Hospital Is also saws
that II has been formally decided that Savannah
Is never to be surrendered
The provost marshal Of Memphis has received
Instructions from the military authorities re-
curing the banks at Memphis to take Confederate
notes az currency, and 10 arrest as disIcval an
persons who refuse to receive them In ordinary
business transactions
The gunboats In the late attsck on Commoio,s
Foote were commanded by JEFF Thompson. Not.
withstanding the Federal progress, we feel ali
conndrnce that Magruder viii reach Richmond
some time before Mcclellan advances
Arrangements have been ma re between GeneY
ais Hsiieck and BeauregaFd to exchange surgeons.
One hundred and fourteen prisoners were sent On
oy heauregard to- day, under a flag Of truce horne
ey Col Pegram, OF the army CT w estefn Virginia
These prisoners have been confined ., Celgabus
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DUBLIC NOTICE. aERERy GIVEN =,

~.
uutil oih-rwIse ordered, ths Cor.migaiO.sr srS
onGef tae 60. OF Congress Of t- 18th Of April 1873
sn,itied An sot for thu rseaso OF tain peF,ons
nla, vlli hold their sessions the City Hall. in
the Clty OF Washington, on Mouday, Tuesdax
Wedretda1 =, ThuTsday, and Friday, Of syerI veeg
and tnSt All persons. loyal to the United Ststes
holdtne Claims 10 service or labor against nsrsons
0l'ohafsed therefrom by that act NAV wI1hin
ninety JAYS from the passage thereof. blSh vii
expiTo The lS.h OF July nextD but not theTs. FER
pfSsehl 20 Inc CoInmsslc 6FS their pos Ye sfsp
nsnts or pettonE m writins. verified hy os:r e.
shrI st"n setting forth the Lames, S.es NJ N oi
sonai description OF suoh persons, tho y a per
sh en- the petitioners GO. .i' cd such o. AZ
iaots topohinE the We ue tasreos ~ I'M, I'M, and 1hy
or her aeganoe 20 the 6oysrnT ~ ~ E ~
stttss, anu iRat the h.ionsr mas noF horD @ @ ..To
sinss sGe On!tsd States D. r;pH lhs n,sUsn ,sha
hoa j'oI ~ an! ~ay give, aid or oonfoTt thersto.
s.sd ao''ss =; Asfsbr fstke, siSss that Ihe dr..
st.fs1.s, ~ - - sto sectiOn OF LhsI act for tins
n. Ga1cn,h ~ srIEin or schedule with the Jerk Of
tGs sAae ~ SeaTt Tor the Ulstnct of Columbia nY
~ S,eI owners or CiaImants 20 The SERVICES of
40 soIsoIs made FREQ by that act, settn: forth the
Isen .,1J5, a5s0, Sex and particular description Of
~ WSe1 roIs3nc ssversliy, ia By authority given to
dlJ OF June next. IN. Commissiopers are no
hibiIod rom alinuing the claim of any person E6o
sh neg ecS to hls suoh statement or schedule with
ssia CIerk, according to the requirements OF that
8 F. ViNTON.
DANIEL GoODLOE,
HORATIO KING,
yp..L,, Commissioners
"nSA'HSIous " APIii -. i3oxs az 50 If
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III Private John E. Tsllman Of company F..
Slh rrg!msnt, Indiana Volunteers, lost his gun In
the action at Buffalo Mountain, Western Virg inia,
on the 9TH day OF December 1851, and at the bat
tie Of Pitt.b1rY Landing the same private took
from the hands Of q dead rebel on Monday, AprI
s L, the SAM gun He recognized 10 from his
having had nis name engraved on 10 when he hrst
received II. The gun wss Springfield rihed
muakrt
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s8-Richmond pa pers assert that South Carolina
has now in the field 80 PA soldiers, q, coo OF
whom are In the war. But nobody hears OF them
and doubtless IL ever that last ditch is discovered
II will be buddled fun Of skulktng, Tet,estiny
Fdlmettos who, after inaugurating horrible wal,
have shown the most cOwardIy selhs shness In tn.
conduct oft Valiant souls a horse pond, and
not the honor Of halter, is what they merit,
every Individual PalmettO-ian Of them, Rbett
and Pickens inclusive
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-19

n;d.As n;dEALEp . PROPOSALS ror yurchasinr all III.
CattIs ard Ed Iauow. Hoofs and Horns, Of The Reef
SStb SStbasad OF Gen moCsllsn. are invited ali the
IL Il, say o. N ~, is6z. at II O'Clock, m O
10 intended thar the conraotnr shaIl folIov u.
nafj, aj, and ooilect tho Hides and Taliow oSfs snd
~ =. as eno ehail Rsy certain aum for these Ar
n nA' ae Wii be charged with the articles In saab
aaaaess ne can Clearly show that he was pTs-
,. 0ond yith good and snficisnt security win Ia
- LOT the fuIfl ment of the oontraof and no
.nS nays failed TO comply With their oont rso,s
pFs.ss, 1aa ~ vi, os snfSftsnsd anlsss the bidder
Ine sStoles OF Agreement, with q bond will ,
tss alIed 70 os entered into within two dsys xf
n The blda 20 Be- directed to Mai A. BECKwfY "a
~ q Subslstenee, washington n. n
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The Naval Ensagemen: on the sIl..i..,.,,

CHICAGO, April IA special 70 the T,ihnne
from Cairo say:: The gunbOat Cincinnati has been
got on the bottom OF the river CT Fort Wright N
was supposed che would leave for Cairo yesfeT
day.
Tie memphis Avalanche of the lI,h coutsins q
letter from correspondent, who says that in tho
late engagement the rebel loss was killed ana
10 wounded
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III The dividends OF nearly all the hanks os
Phlladelphia, whose capitals amount to an ag2re-
gate Of SO ia l95, have just been declared for the
last six months. The largest has been that of the
FARMERS and Mechanics Bank, which divided
500 ,OOO, and the smallest has been that of the
Iradesman's Bank, S6 900. The total amount OF
dividends is over SG27 COO, which sum will thus
be put In circulation.
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Capture Of Band OF JeH. Thsmpspn,,
MaraudeFs q

CAPE GiRARpRAU, Mo-, May Il -D!spst tabes
just received from Colonel Danl' Is headq uartsrs
near Bloomfield, contain accoun OF the cspiu !
OF the notorious Colonel Pbeian, OF jeff Tbomy.
sons gang CT marauders, and over ons hnndred
OF his men. Fifty Of the men Voluntarily gaye
themselves up, and expressed desire to return to
quiet and peaceful life.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-19

u A lzay named wilcox, who resides near
w leAfoId, gave birth yesterday 10 four bouncing
Toys The happy father Of these newly arrived
youngsters is private In the 5th battalion r. /.
cavalry The mother aud children are doing
vel -hsrPSrf (K ~ Nsirs, 1Okh.
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III PArsons, Chicago LAWYER, was trying a
case befo jury, being counsel for the prisoner.
The Judge was very hard on him, and the Jury
brought Ia q verdict OF guilty. Parsons moved
Tor q new trial. The Judge denied his motion,
and remarked, "Ths Court and the jury think tie
prisoner 4 knsye and fool y Insta ntly the coun-
sci replied, q The prisoner wishes me 70 say he IL
perfectly satisned-he has b en- tried by court
and jury Of his peers "
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Miss Some Of them were taken in Missouri last
summer. Before leaving Corinth, one of their
number was recognized by one Of Price's men as
a member OF the Goth, paroled at Lexington
beauregard ordered him heavily .roned.
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JOHNSON Il NAGLE,

JOHNSON & NAGLE,
have on hand, sud Offer fur safe, oAs. U' u TIE
single dozen:
HILBERT & CO.'S BROWN STOUT,
BARKLAy, PERKINS CO.'S BRO. STOUT,
Do, do. Xxx PORTER,
Knox x SONS ALLoA ALE,
YOUNGER'S INDIA PALE ALE,
TENEENT's sCoECH ALE, XX.
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O r r @ I A z,

DEfAREMEST OF STATE, 500.
~ WAsHINsToN, January rs, lsd1.
The Secretary Of State win hereafter receive
Members OF Congress on busines on Saturdays,
commencing with Saturday, Tie frat OF neI.
month.
jan Tn WILLIAM a SEWARD.
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NIAR DEPARTMENT.,
p" JANTARy 81, lr6s.
ORpKSEn, That the War Department viii be
closed Tuesdays, wednesdaYs, Thursdays and
Fridays against all other business but that which
relstes to active military operations in the feId.
Saturdays will be devoted 70 the business OF
Senators and Representatives.
Mondays t. the business Of the Public.
EDWIN M. STANTON,
y A-H s>rrats-v OF War.
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PASSENGER TRAN To MANASSAS.

WAR DEPARTMENT, J
O1ies Military SVpev iRrsndsHf Rnilrc1i, US.
WGShingtoR, April IL, 1862
No Passenger Train will be run from w ashinS
ton 10 Manassas until further notice.
ID. C. McCALLUM,
1S-tf M. d. and sup't Railroads, U. 9
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Rp DR.. JOHNSTON,

Has dtScorsrFdtis usor CsTfaia, ST. edy aad cSIS
EfsctHdl Remedy N tAs Wo-li.
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENc6.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-30
TRUSTEES SALE-Wher.., on n. 20,

TRUSTEES SALE.-Whereas. on tho 2s,h
day OF January, A. d 1861, David Crisman
and Elisabeth A. Crisman, his wife ,executed m
70 george 3. =. Dow, % Trustee, certain deed Of
ttns. conveying to said Trustee the land in Cedar
county, lows. described % fpll0vs to- VT. Thu
east half Of the south east quarter and the south
east quarter Of tho north east quarter Of section
No twelve tl2) and the east half Of the sou,h.
vest quarter Of the south west quarter Of see,ion
No fourteen "a all ip township No. ,cvs. ~,
nine I'D north Of range No. tive (2) west If IL .
9Th r. N. Also the south- vert quarter Of The
section No thirty Eve ls5 in tow nship No eighty
COY range tErrs q pest, which said COVE vance
was made BY the said David lriamap and {in
Tor tho purpose Of securing the payment Of certain
Promiesory notes and tho interest thereon, signed
by said David Crisman. and dated the 28,h d.y
y yennar9, a: U. 1861, and three Of which we're
payable % follow: Each for the sum Of thirty.
i've dollars. due in six, twelve and Eighteen
months from date, to the order Of Au.tin orbin.
guardian, together with other notes. which are
fully described ip the Deed Of Trust, which /. 70.
corded in book c, Of mortgages, page 203, Ceda.
county records, TO which reference is made for full
d descriptions.
Apd'nov said frst described notes HAVING b..
como dpe nd payable, and the said David ne.
man having failed to pay The same, l. George 8.
Z. Dow Trustee rs aforesaid do hereby give this
pubic notice, tbet by virtue Of the power which
Is 10 me vested ~ said Iced Of Truit, will, o.
Monday, the 4th day OF August. A. b. 1,S2, st
the hour Of nine o'clock in the forenoon OF ssid
day. at the Court House door, in the city Of Dav.
import, expose and offer for sale, 1t public auction
for cash tue parcels Of land above described o, 70
.ereoi rs all be necessary to satisfy apd
pay the mount Of said notes with the interest
tAefeea {. the day Of sale, together with oil the
expenses ate ding said sale. costs Of
this notice and srustee's fses.
Dated the 9Th day of July. A. D. 1853.
GEORGE s. DOW,
TsmatAn
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TRUSTEES SAI.R
WhEREAS, % the 9th day o. October. 4 j,

"HEREAS, % the 9th day u Octohe,. a
w ID. 1855, John stolltenbsrs exeersed rntc
samuel Sylvester, - Trustee. . certain j,eed n
Trast,convsying TO said trustee the land In soo,s
county, Iowa, describ, d q follows. to.vit: Ths
south halt Of the northeast quarter Of eecsion
thlr'y-hvs - in township number ssvsuiy .pins
!!s) north sf range number two (s) east 6th p.
NJ, which was msde 70 secure thu purc ase monev
upon said land. which said conveyance N, ma.
BY the said Stolltsnbsrg Tor thspurposs Of securss
the payment Of eight certain prsmissory notss MI
the interest thereon. signed 81 said Siolltspbers
dated ths 9th day Of October, A. D. l0oa. ~
amounting in al to the sum Of eighteen HUNDRED
And now six Of the notes h.v;n. h...,,A
dce and payable,and the aid StolItsu, a. Asv;.s
tailed to pay the same Samuel Sylv ester Tru,,..
q etoressid 10 hereby give this public nosioe III
oy vir'ue Of the power which Is in me vested hv
said Deed Of Trust, will, on Saturday .ths "a AZ
& August, A. b. 1859, at the hour 81
Two o'clock in the aftsrnooa Of aid dav
At tho Court House door. in the CITY
OF davenport, expose and offer for aid. Il
public auction, the parcel Of land above described.
or 30 much thereof - shall 30 necessary % ,a,;s.
y and pay the amount Of said n,tes With the In,
terest thereon to the day Of SALE together with ali
the costs and expenses attending said sale. coets
OF this notice ssd Trustee, fees.
Dated the 9Th day Of July, A. D. 1862.
SAMUEL SYLVESTER,
Trustee.
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LGBEKT s. BARROWS,
iy18-dts1 T,n.t..

rl,RUSTEE'3 SALE. - Whereas. on the lsl
L day of June. A. D., 1860 Elisabeth lief. and
Jacob lien, her husband, executed unto Austin
Oorbin as trustee, certain deed Of trust
to said Trustee the land in Clinton county, Iowa,
described - follow, to-wit: The no, tn east QUAR-
ter 1t secti.n plumber thirteen (l3) in township
number eighty one (8l) north of .nee number
I'VE 5, east Of the 9Th r. NJ, which sad convey.
ance was made by the said Elisabeth and Jacob
for the purpose OF securing the payment of Ger
tain prvmisso:y notes and the interest thereon
signed BY said Elizabeth and Jacob and dated the
LIST day of Juno, A. u. 1850, ono Of which vas
for sixty dollars. payable tweaty four months af.
tor date, to the order Of Adeline H. Powers. and
with exchange on New York city. The deed Of
trust il recorded in book J, mortgages, page 3Us.
Clinton county records. TO which reference is made
for IN descriptions.
And nov, said described notes having become
having failed 70 pay the same, /, Austin
Coroin. Trustee ~ Aforesaid, do hereby give
this public notice, that by virtue Of the rover
which is in mo vested by said Deed Of Trust will
on Monday, the lta day of August, A. D. 1862. a.
the hour Of nine O'Clock in the forenoon of said dav
at the Court House door in the city Of Davenport.
expose and offer for sale, ct Public Auction
Tor cash, the parcel Of land above described'
or so much thereof Is shall be necessary to satisfy
and pay tho amount of said notes. with
tho ipterest thereon to tho day or saIe.
together With sp the costs and expense. 1t.
tending said sale, costs OF this aotics and Trus.
tees fees.
Dated the sth day Of July. A. D., 1881.
AUSTIN CURBIN,
ylyy-dtsl Trustee.
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GREAT CONSOLIDATED LINE
cincinnati 4 Chicago Air Line
RAILROAD

T1OPTY NILES THE SHORTEST ROUTE
T. to CINCINNATI, indianapolis and Louisville.
Two express Trains leave West SIDE Jnif De-
Dot, Chica.o, as follows:
At A NJ. daily, except sunday.
At 6:l0 p NJ, daily, except Saturday.
Arrive at lO:45 A N, and l0:45 ~
Through to Cincinnati and In iirnapolis without
change OF cars
Elegant sleeping Cas- on Night Trains.
Time to Cincinnati, eleven hours.
Thr ugh tickets may be obtsinei A. the principal
railroad Offices in the North W. est, and the Com
pany's Office, No. 1873 Randolph street, under
tho Sher / an House.
JOHN BRANDT, ! Gent Sup't,
C.E. FOLLETT, GenI Ticket Ayr
d. N. H. MOOR, Ag't, Chicago.
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0UPHO1 RUU110uvV
Scott county, lows.
B. Ii.
May 5th, 1862.

TRUsTEr'S SALE.-whsrsas, on the LIST day
! Of June, 4. D. 1855, Andrew L. Thonpeon
exeSuted unto Louis A. Aacklos . Trustee, Ger.
tain Deed Of Trust, conveying to said Trustee, the
land in Scott county. Iowa. described ~ follows.
to-wit: he south half Of the north west qsar-
ger Of section number twenty (2O) in township
No. eighty 80 north Of range No three 81 east
Of she 9th r. N. Which aid conveysLc VS.
made BY the sad Andre~ Thompsos for the
purpose Of securing the payment OF tns certain
promi sorry note and tho interest thereon, signed
BY said Andrew l.. Thompson. and dated The LIST
day of June. 4. d. 1855, and payable to the order
Of Austin Corbin in ton years stter date, fSr the
snm Of four huudred and twenty dollars, With in
terest payable annually 1t the rate Of ton per cen,
per annum, said note being given In part Tor pur-
chase money Of said tract VI land.
And now the interest due June lst, 1862. hav
Ing become duo end payable, and the said An
drew L. Thompson having failed to pay the same
|, Louis A. Macklot,, Trustee - aforesaid, "a
hereby give this public notice, that by
virtue Of tho power which IL in me vested
By said Deed of Trust, will on Saturday the
I'd day Of August, A D, 1862, 1t tho hour Of nine
o'clock il the forenoon Of said DAY, 1T the Court
House door. in the city Of Davenport, expose and
offer for SALE At public auction, for cash, the par.
col of land above described, or 80 much thereof
- shall be necessary to satisfy and pay the amount
Q said interest with the interest thereon to the
day of sale, together with al tho costs and o.
penses attending said sale, COSTS OF this notice
and Trustees fees.
Dated the 81 day Of July, A. D., 1869
LOUIS A. MACKLOT,
luiy4-dts Trustee.