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How Negroes were Armed In the Wa
1879.

Of 1917.
We publish below copy Of the law passed
hy the Legislature Of the State Of New York
during the war Of 1872, authorizing the enlist
ment Of two negro regiments. The recent
discussions ofsthe action Of General Hunter
lend fresh Interest to this enactment:
An ACT to authorize the raising OF two reei-
mcuts Of men Of color. Passed October "a, 1914.
Sec. l. Be it enacted by the people Of the
State OF New York, represented In Senate and
Assembly, That the Governor Of the State be
and be is hereby authorized to raise. by vol
untaTy enlistment, two regiments Of free MEN
three years, unless sooner discharged.
SEC. 2. And be it further enacted, That each
Of the said regiments shall consist Of 1,05O
men; and the said regiments shall be formed
into brigade, or be Organized in such man.
ncr and shall be employed in such service as
deem best adapted to defend the said State,
Sec 5. And be it further enacted, That all
commissioned officers OF the said regiment:
and bdgades shall be white men; and the
governor Of the State Of New York ehall be-
and he is hereby authorized to commission by
and brigade, who shall hold their respective
commissions until the council Of appointment
| shalt have appointed the officers Of the said
| regiment and brigade, in pursuance Of tht
constitution and lava Of the said State.
! SEC. !. And be it further enacted, That the
commissioned officers OF the said regiments
and briEades shall receive the same pay, n
tions, forage and allowance as officers of tht
! same grade In the army OF the United States
and the non commissioned officers, must clans
and pt1vatcs Of the said regiments shall receive
the same pay, rations, clothing and allo vance!
es the non-commtssioned officers, musician.
and E11Sates Of the army of the United States
and the sum Of s25 shall be paid to each o
the said dnon-comunissioped officers, musician
and Privates, at the time Of enlistment, In lie,
SEQ. s. and be It further enacted, That tn
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We Consecrute only what we Ought
to EXecrates

We Consecrute only what we Ought
to EKecrate.
We deem tie following. passage, from the
sermon Of Rev. Robert Collyer, on our na-
tional peril, worthy Of republication. It is
true as holy writ that We, as people, have
been in constant terror lest in trying to save
the Union we might ueelleJ
Friends, this is the grayesr danger Of all to-
cay, tie surest indication that we have not
come to the kingdom for such q time as this.
Union and preserve slavery. We ar: in con-
slant terror lest in trying to save the Union
We should destroy slavery.
Only what belongs wholly to the devil is
sacred. Indeed, il is to Mc i terrible symptom
Of disease in some vital part, that nothing
seems to be held sacred but this most Internal
| cause of all our agony aud danger. We call
| Cur Satbaths sacred and We fight nearly teyery
| great battle on q Sunday. We consecrate our
| churches and then VIC turn them into hospi-
| tails for the wounded, friend and enemy alike,
t and let the congregations worship wherever
they can find place, or not at all. We shat
ter tens Of thousands of these noblest Of all the
| temples OF God, our bodies, with shot and
shell on battle fields, reaching from Florida to
| klEsns-in a word nc seem to do whatever
I we will to desecrate what belongs to God.
| Sabbaths and churches and men are all de-
| stroyed without measure for the common
wealth, and the whole voice Of the loyal IA.
! tion testifes tha: the cause iB worth the cost.
We destroy what belongs to God aud never
| fear, but We are in terror Of touching the tip
Of our finger what belongs to the devil. The
| most sacred things are destroyed, the most in.
fernal thing is guarded as if it were the holiesi
| of fholies.
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M ORTGAGE SALE.-Wkereas,
~ Rieha;t Z swts ana Meltzss sEtts r. s. hs vie
70 lie 5 e
aaa4y ,s saq 2 tne ~
sun ofsevsy fvs dos1 psyabs
aa1
Day Of January . ls91 aud fsom and sts5 th.t Rs-
nSe tSe1a1a dcaIz It she Iste O. * e pef
1 on hs , % az ysd e snd y
5est sT snd jobnatoa e tne ~
E s. e aas III ia ia e na s.
PFSEae 1 IT, = 81 shoa1s Be e. L
q ths a@s ~ + tas + - 91oassoy aots:
Esn 5s nasd ss e ser
the became cue, then at the election Of the
s5aa s. az & s es7S
thing IN ne Eota gtyen fo5 re saas 70 ~ sontEa
And that tha: @ x sho1d be awiui for the unde1
g!s9sss i ss.s no::Eass dssc:ibed ens g ssH aad
ns ea1 e e zs5s
s Ps sd 1hsF
b. Sszs e S
to the Of tho7sand fouF hundred doliara thss
q Gsn 81 ~ s tb ed
i pd pa1da sna Tnep e. saa se Sss
etnee the "a gams became d9e; Hnd ss14 "lii.sa
sim secured b7 ra1e mortgage 70 Wit the Sum Of se1-
entEaye 1heusand dollars, shsi1 become and ba dua
And whereas, thers is now due and unpAfd on said
mortgage said principal sun Of seVentTd7e thousand
dollars and said SUN OF one thousand four hundred
doa5s tsat nsee due sfsEson ~ q as interest @ 9n e.
sa tsc se RasdFsd and doa;s M Th1es oees@e daa
thereon p IL IT Day 96 Jqy III ~ A9d sso
named suu.. which became dug thereon On tins tIse
DAP OF January, 1E62 being in the s?greEats eSa
Now: thsrefnre public noiico d hereby Evrn taat
the said " liam Ogden under and p pEI5u.aGs Y
the povezs and IN said iortzsSe
ies asecabed III b I'D M No. SR LOTS
fS&Te 1ss;.siS Is. si1st1 VI t6s5 20.
1870 taS ~. 81 se4e1ty aes fS]. uT 41
seyenty.hsn (75, seyentyeh CO. seyenseysn Or
81 81 ssISs5y I @ 81 s.{s
l eishtyhys 4s5l; eiEht{s.x Gs9. eigk:yaeve3 81.
Addsa s1 r Sness s,,9 a. G sr nin
echler street On the west By WeIla teet md on saa
eorth bT Goethe street. snd oeng Al The lot3 included
within snS between sad sttee:s al s5s2ass lys9 40
being In The city Of Chicago county OF Euok and 5
ana hat wn. on Monday t5e tgsnEetsa ~ T. y+ e
forenoon On sad premises e nIsn1nce e sns fe.Ins.
Enn ee he said pteises n sa;a @ "a s 5e.
szTss 81 IL aessa ( SSt n y, E1ts sna Jaaes
eSec1tn,s administrators dez,seee o1 assigns theret1
sFpnhHe auction to ste highest htdaeI fn1.sash-
SAID moItxsgews6N He'd tor recnG1 II thu Recofde1
Ssass 3sss = = = Y
Mo1tessea 1a5s - e . 80 6o9f SFer
| csl3aga Juasia. las&.:: ;" ~ -. isizssRea1
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SpecuIat10ns on au Election In
France.

FFa1ites
There is talk of general election in France,
Which must take Place, according to the law,
next YEAR, and MAY be held this year, if the
government 60 determines. n. Gueroult re-
marks upon the question in the Opinion N.-
tionalc. He eays tkat if the government de-
cidss to hare tie elections tllis year it will
show that it does not fear an appeal to the peo-
pie; II will be able to choose its oEn hour to
raise or solve certain qucstons-to select, in
short, its Own battlefield. and to have its own
Wafchword. But il the elections are allo wed
to s1ard over till next year, the position Of the
government will, or ut any rate may be less fa-
yorablc. Whatever happens, the elections
must take place then.
he then touches with cautiaus bolduess
ppon the importance OF the event which may
come almost Immediately, and which cannot
be long postponed. Ten years have elapsed
since the proclamation Of the empire, but in
reality the present emperor has been In power
fourteen years; tor his first and most genuine
election vas that which made him president Of
the republic in 1916 Fourteen years-a con
siderable period in the life Of aay nation-is
in France, 81. Gneroult ventures ta say, tscli-
maeterIc." Fourteen years is about the ave
rage period Of the duration OF all the govern
1nents that France has seen since 1189 O
course he hastens to add that this reelection
us in no way mepaciug to the imperial gov
ernnent, whose destfnies, as all men must SEE
sre far from being exhausted. THERE'S, there
fore, nothing necessarily fatal or alarming in
the idea that tho fourteen years are out pu
still it is far from being 3 matter OF inditIer
ence; an old lease is expired, and q new one il
bcpinning"
, 1862-07-15
Gn1nmtsslon #frrba11ts.


Commission and Forwarding Merchants.
Cotton Factors Sugar Brokers' and Wholesale GEocers.
1s9 hfaln gtzeet, (Webster Bloeko Memphis, Tenn
Liberal adya1ces made On cQnsignmeusa, iels lss53l2m
, 1862-07-15

It's entitled to special preference over the Liquid
Citrate Of Alagnesia. SlzatoEa and most Mineral
When taken In the nprnnp regularly. It has admir-
able effect the general sytten. removes Const1pa-
Complaints. + Or sale in Chicago by Messss LORD 4;
SMITH and Messrs. REED + CO, aud by most Drug
Cists Price 25 cents. ty2.s57itm
, 1862-07-15
94>crtal Ro1ues.

GTLLTs, Is In successful operation The best place
Ii the West for the treatment Of all Chronic or So
called ncurab1c Diseases Send for Circular Address
Dr.. ]. 3. GULLY Or Mrs, GULLY, ?. O. Boz s125, Chi.
caso, III. 1y1-s11-lm
, 1862-07-15


RETERN uE1un coILEax snd M1LTARY
49, ,1 o,s1 a. TtuLToN. ILL., the Mnsi. spn
f1aT Eons ~ co1 Asstsmio and Primary Glasses.
ess and snosgsh H., *ppetnt the hnest
3l2o 000}. 81 ample and attractive MtarT Part% % an
excellent and well fnEu!saed Ar1nary, a n1e GS1ana
tic attention of parents and gastdiaas Ths largest
Instruction in French. German and Bookkeeping ffee
to Cadets also In AEr1LLKBY and 1SFANTkY (GeAyr
and IiEht] TAc11cs ZoUAvK and FANCY Dk1Lf.s aud
G9MkAsT1cs, urder au officer ofV. s;A. Cadet. dress
furnished room, fuel lght$ wasaiag and d tuition =
every department, payable quarterly IN advance.
Cadets fun abroad. room and board under the E9ne
roof with ard the onsssnt eaEe Of the teacaer For
II. toSfDEsSM
VOUNG LADIES SEMIN AIRY,
l. At LACE ToREsT, ILLINOIS. u ;so1Ei =
zen: D D. and daughters. K1li commence on THURs
DAT, the 4th day ofSeptenter next. md with ample
arrangements the mfnrt and improvement Of tht
pupils. Fur circulars. and al desirable tnforEsstton
address the undersigned B. Dickinson, ;
Lake Forest, Ill. July 1662, s3Y3s6ae8W
, 1862-07-15

4 URcRA INSTITUTE AND

HI 1cf1n UpEI9 AuRuEt @aEu. ~
It IS Of the most successful schools In the Ncft,
and fully entitled to the large patronage It has recetE-
I'd It has large and able corta ct Teachers and
illinois, The Standard Of eel o1arshiP Is high
the building the est the Kind ic the State The le.
male fsgs special Inducements. Expenses
xnrE from $40 70 800 per year, according the stud
tes Liberal dlscvunts to elergymen: For CTculHIs
- iTQ Qs.J u,
, 1862-07-15

r AXE SUPERIOR PIG IRON.
- 1ne Northern Iron Company OF Lale Superior
cod iron erect from its Blast Fufraca and Of s
grades to which the atcntdon Of those wanp9 tie best
10. Is Wells sroet. JE$VE kennedy 4 CO AEeuts
Also for the sale Of the f1onser Iron IN to
sENtt Eustome1h Mf24It48MsTEr
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TATARRH! CATARRE!t
~ CATARRH!il

ER. R.kEELfE'S LIQUID CATAKRR HEKE0y,
WARRANTED 10 be = surc cure 1o7
CATARKH or COLI IN THE HEAD.
OHx HuNpEn TEpusAEc pe1zons dis rearly In th,f
E9qa13 3 n1 Eonsumptdon Every physician EnoHE that
commenced as
CATARRH IN THE NOSE.
fhs aeKt SEP beng 70 the tross ana bronchial tnbes
sssE gfs g$sxss; Sse q; n
efsand Tie better cure as casa@puoD 9uGa51
Re SYMPTOM. os catt.rrh - .hsy ssnesa, .no,,,
and aad thst tey Gase frequent attacks aad sfe ofe
eenstttye to the changes OF teE,pe!sture n this
e1non, the ma, be dry slight discharge, thin
and Acrld. e1serx4rdE becoming thick and 2dhest!a.
creased n quantity and changed in qua9t Aey ase
t1pE thick snd heavy. and are either got by blow.
ting the else theY faAnto the throat and aze
aRwfed o. conEhed or The eecTetionf are Offensive
eyes are weak: the sensA Of Es1en II 1essened de-
HeIc5eo: Dizziness frequently takes Place Another
commoA and @ imperfect syMptom Of Catarrh Il. tast
OF thick shiny mucous which haa fallen towE fIp
thc heGd during the night When this .kkes pltce the
cton p1ay be that bis disease Is u tts Tpy to the
etoTe tae s7mptons ot EstsrTe u fas7 appesr "a
81 IL id q the LIQUID CATARsH REAEpy MI
Etese symptams css be quickly snd ebectuany 1o
dy Q assure AL who disposed to test ts vtnea il
curing cssa15h that sftef the ts.A Of the Remedy
s9r nns month no eeraat ID received the amount paid
ETee q the Cata1zn Remedy. ~ Sufficient fo9 use
one month. With fua aud cles; dl1echonh
cMce, 1a2 South Clark Street, Wp-sta1rs1
AddfeM Dr. D. T. 6EELYE,
6A1hsS$7m Hnat Office Rox ISL Ch!caco m
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53rr QIsn1nS.
legal nDttces.
/ DNLN IS1s ArGR,S NOTICE

4 DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.
"A EsTA,E OF WILLIAM VAN ANTWERP. de-
Ceased -N3te Is hereby given that 1have fyed upon
te-T. Of the County Court Of Cook County In tho
State Of f1llnos+o Ge holden at the Court House. in
thy C:ty q Gnca: in said County and State aiorc-
eighteenth ay tht1f oE The purpose of setting a1d
Adjusting all clanls asnst the stat- 0t William Van
Antwerp, late ol Warseil County, and State OF New
jersey. deceased.
Ali persons heyiaG claims against the uoti
fled and requested ts nttens then and there for tha
purpose Of having their c!a1a- adjusted
j. YnINf; sCA3tl1)E,
Administrator Of the Estate OF William Van Antwerp.
deCi aEed.
Chicago M July 3d. A. D, 1862 fy+s6SGCT
, 1862-07-15

AZ Dr. James, formerly OF
Eew Oreans hss arrived in Chicago and permanently
located at 81 Randolph Eaet between State and
born streets, Chicago, III.
6rEC1AL1sT-Cures old Chronic and recent dlseas-
e. Has the testimonials Of the medical fraternity.
Medical Journals. and the almost entire press Of the
Eouta.
Office Hours-F1om 4. n TIL Pm
Consultations iny1olnb1e je1ss1E2u
, 1862-07-15
dNar Claims

w 1LLSON & MERRIAM. Of ths
~ Central r J. Western War Cla,rn, Bauutv ma:
Pension O1tceH 45 Clark st-eot Chicago Iiis -o ~
Utmost daily receipt of Invalid Pension Ce:tn.atctn "
and certificates for Arrears Of Pay due deceased soi
diers- Theirs is the Oldest War Clnin Establish
in the West, ann parties who wish their business
promptly ecierty and reliably attended to, have
1t Gone by applying to tEem- (at11EeeGIiy
, 1862-07-15
Garrlage @akers.

TARRIAGESt CARRIAGES
- For ta1e at aHE1Tos Tu1rLE's Eastern Car
5SEs NE sp1Fl515 q Market street nsaI Mash9gton
Ct made Of the best material good style and nnish.
and viii be sold at low figure Also, constantly
Ge1Eing from Owl and other Eannfcturies al the
jen6 s9l32E a r FIFTY, spr,t
, 1862-07-15

To the Nervous Of both sexes.
A Retired Clergyman having been :tnred to health
few dAyR after 1nany pf great 3ufcFin ts will
70 ass,st others bf ssning tftee2 y the regent
liz. used Direct the I;Ev. Jtl4S u. oAGN:ALl- ls6
Fulton street. BROOKLYN, New York 1e9s1-sm
, 1862-07-15

w AR CLAIM OFFICE OF
W LEAVTTT 4 WRIGHT, Attorneys at LsF.
All kinds Of Claims agaIuEt the Government prompt
II collected Discharged soldiers sending their pa
pcrs can receive their back pay bY return mail, less
our fees wniSh w1 be F. o. Orders on The Pssmester
street. ja4ktT-l{r
, 1862-07-15

# For the cheapest and best Hai,
Iewe!ry, Wigs B,a.d. cufiA Fr1zEes etc. 70 to 4
QasHALD7. 100 Lake street and exsmtne thoee woo:
kEEtctsl from the naturx. when adjusted to tbs heat
He Hatr Je~elET cpnta.rE 6lwsyE the newest IA-4.
atJlea Au articles Will give ent1ra xat1tfacnon.
, 1862-07-15


Formerly Clinical Chief Of the Hospitals Of Paris
Surgeon Major Of the East n Army in the Crimea;
Meda1 Of Homer Of 4. II. the Emperor Of the
French, for the Cholera Epidemic Of 1854, etc
All t8t: above documents and many others exhI
titien Mt the ofce. DR. Andre Is assted hy Dr. STRAIT
Taon and fcr several ycars doing an extensive family
1rHctfct in this city ann vicinity.
ErKc1ALtr Garment Of lrina-y and diseases PECULIAR
WOMAN. AL kinds Of gtcal Operations Rdlfully
Performed.
Drs A. & s. give ta tile public all guarantee Of their
cstniprteucy TO- perform oil they prcfess- All
letters requiring must cohtatu postage
stn1!r- In URGENT CASES enclose s50o. with full
particulars Of cas~, Md shall forward lne1tcne
fnuediatcy. with tu;l directions. Good accommoda-
ens fo1 a1sn1ts 1e reg aEosd AZ ttsTs T1st ne
IL. Z Q. Box 1881. O:tice u. South Clark street.
, 1862-07-15

HR. n. S.D0DGE, PROFESSOR
~ Of Lu7g and Female dtscaseA may be consulted
ut bis Roun!s at the slcsnau nnsc, On Fridays. May
1t Joliet Ut the National Hotel saturdays May 18TH
June 2lst August End and September 18th Patients
should call early Office hours from 10 to l. l. NJ aud
Gom to P. N. Consultation free Address Post
Ece Box 2 Chicago, I1linois- DR.. D.'s Lectures to
ladies' sud gentlemen sent free receipt three cent
stamp. l1y39r171a1n
, 1862-07-15

HI@ DR.. Frankin Chavett's Uterine
CORDIAL Is WARRANTED 10 ct.R ALL FORMS or
UTERINE DISEASE or the -n:ET will 'e REEES1'E, ,s
Satisfactory references be 1T bis Office, l13
West Van Bs.rrn stFttt. Consultation free Post
Dce Box 9si Dr. C. hzs Practired medicine Tor t@en-
II i:e yt1rs four Of Which hare been in this city.
{tSk7HSEn
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-28
TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS, on tho 9Th day Of October. A.
w ID. 1855, John Stoltenberx executed unto
samuel Sylvester, Is Trustee, . certain Iced sf
Trust, conveying to said Trustee the land in scott
county, Iowa, descr,b.d a. follows, to-wit; The
south halt Of tho northeast quarter Of secsion
thirty tive 35) in tewnship number seventy nino
I79) north VI range number two (2) east 9Th r.
NJ, which was made to secure the purchase money
upon said land. which said conveyance vas made
by the said St0ltenbesg Tor thepurpo, Of securing
the payment OF eight certain prGmissory notes and
the interest thereon. signed BY said Sioltenberg.
datel the 9th day Of October, A. ID. 1852. and
accounting in oil to the sum Of eighteen hundred
dollars.
And now six Of tho notes having become
duo and payable, and the said sitoliten evg having
tailed to pay the same Samuel ~yvester, Trustee
- aforesaid 10 hereby give this publ, notice that
BY viz no Of the power which . in me vested By
said Decd Of Trust, will. on Saturday the ID day
tf August, A. b. 1852, 1t the hour Of
Two O'Clock in the sfternoon Of aid day.
ct the Court House door. in the city
OF Davenport, expose and offer for sale, st
public auction the parcel Of land above described.
or so much thereof shall DO necessary to sa,is.
~ 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, costs
Of this notice ard Trustee, fees.
Dated tho 6th day Of July, A. D. 1862.
SAMUEL SYLVESTER.
Tpus,a>
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-28
fERUSTEE'S SALE-Whe,ea. IN n. oo.h

TRUSTEES SALE.-Wbereas. on the 2sth
day Of January, A. D 1861, David Crisman
ana Els Aoetn A. Crisman. his wife executed I'M
to George 3. G. DOW, ~ Trustee, certain deed Of
trust, conveying to said rustee the land in Cedar
county, Iows. described az follows to-wit. The
east hall Ut the south quarter and the south
east quarter Of the north east quarter Of section
No twelve l2) and the east half OF the south
vest quarter Of the south wsst quarter Of section
nine (7s) north Of range No. ~. 22j IVES. Of ,Se
oth :. N. Also the south-west quarter Of the
north west quarter Of the south east quarter of
section No thirty 6ve t35) in township No. eighty
leo) range three (8l vest, which said COW. ysDes
vas MADE y the satd David (riswan and wife
for the papose Of securing The pay msnt Of certain
Promissory notes and the Interest thereon. signed
y said David Crisman, and dated the 1s,h day
u January, A. ID. 1851, and three Of which we're
payable Is follows: Each for the sum Of thirty
I'VE dollars. due in six, twelve and eighteen
months from date, to the order Of Ap.tin orbin,
guardian, together With other notes, which IRE
fully described in the Deed Of Trust. which il re-.
corded in book G. Of mortgages. page 20s, Cedar
county records,to which reference IL made for full
descriptous. & - n
And nov said arst de,cribsd n.les having 30.
come due and payable, and the said David Iris.
man having failed to pay tho sane, /, George S.
Y. Dow Trustee - aforesaid, do hereby give this
public notice, that BY v1fIuo or tho@ power which
i II me vested BY said deed Of Trust, / will. On
Monday. the 4th day Of August, a. d. 1854, st
the boar Of nine o'clock in the forenoon Of said
day, at the Court House door, in the city Of Dav.
import, expose and offer for sale, at public auction
Tor cash tho parcels Of land above or 90
much thereof as shall be necessary to satisfy and
psy the amount Of said notes with the interest
thereon to the day Of sale, together with Ill the
'osts and expenses ate, ding said sale, costs of
his notice and trustees tees.
Dated the 9Th day Of July, A. D. 1862.
GEORGE 5. q. DOW,
ae Trussee ss
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-28
jyl6-dts

TRUSTEE SALE. - Whereas, ON the lst
I d~y Of juno. A. D., 1850 Elizabeth IleG,and
Jacob lief, her husband, executed unto Austin
Ubin rs trustee,a certain deed Of trust CONVEYING
to said Trustee the land in Clinton county. lows
described follows Wit: The north east quar-.
ter # secti.n plumber thirteen (lS) in township
number eighty one (6l) north of range number
i've 5, east Of the 9th 2. NJ, which q convey
ance was made BY the said Elisabeth and jacob
for the purpose Of securing the payment OF Ger.
tain promisso:y notes and the interest thereon
signed by said Elizabeth and Jacob and dated the
LIST day Of Juno, A. d. 1860, one Of which v.s
for sixty dollars. payable twenty four hontts af.
tor date, to the order Of Adeline H. Powers. and
With exchange on New York city. The deed Of
trust 10 recorded in book J., mortgages, page sos.
Clinton county records to which reference g made
for ~ descriptions.
And now, said described notes having become
due and payable, and the said IleG's
having failed To pay the same, l, Austin
Corbin. Trustee - aforesaid, do hereby give
this public notice, thaa BY virtue of The over
which is in me vested by said Decd Of Trust. will
on Aondsy, the 9TH day Of August, A. D. 1869. 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, 1t Public Auction.
for cash. the parcel of land above described.
or 80 much thereof shall be necessary to satisfy
and pay the amount Of said notes. with
tho interest thereon to the day Of sale.
together with eli tho costs and expenses 1t.
tending said sale, costs Of this notice and Trus-
tees fees.
Dated the sth day of July. A. D., 1862,
AUSTIN CORBlN,
Jlyv-dtsl Trustee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-28
GREAT CONSOLIDATED LINE
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RAILROAD

E,OPTY MILES TIE SHORTEST ROUTE
T. to Cincinnati, indianapolis and Louisville.
Two express Trains leave West SIDE Unif De-
Dot, CHICAGO, Is follows:
At 8A NJ. daily, except unday.
At 6:lO p NJ, daily, except Saturday.
Arrive at lO:45 A N, and 1916 =
Thr. ugh to Cincinnati and indianapolis without
change Of cars.
Elegant sleeping Cas- on Night Trains.
Time to Cincinnati, eleven .ours.
Thr ugh tickets may b obtainei at the principal
Railroad offices in the North est, and the Com
c:nv,s Office. No 1sa Randolph street. under
the SherI an BOuse.
JOHN BRANDT, ] Cont Sup's,
G.. E. FOLLETT, Gent Ticket Ag't
d. N. H. MOOR !, Ag't, Chicago