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The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-11
Nesroes W Hnted.

WANTED TO EXCHANGE. TWO
LAND in Iiyin rston County. Missouri. foI
God \ikely negroes. The owner has refused
1000 for the land. Apply at the
July 81, $50. BULLETIN off1IE
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Great Western Cloth ing Eouse.

We would call the attention OF our read
ers, to the fact that Mr.. HEcK1NGEE, Of the
firm of BLUM & HECKINGER, Of the Great
Western CzotEing H)use , is now in Cincinnati
LAYING in a new and aud extensive stock OF
all NJ erchandse in their line, for the com :
ing HOLIDAYS. Give them call aud you
will find THAT IT WILL p AY.
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SCLCMAN KIN SLER,
Matchmaker q JeweIer,
Composite the Dor,pham Iiouse.)
SECOND STREET.

rE,IiE undersigned has Just received a large
l supply Of fine Gold and Silver Watches
and .Icyyery Of ali styles. to which he invites
the attention Of the public.
- Finger Ring aud other Jcwelry made to
order .,nd warranted 4" lac pure gold.
WATCHES. CLOCKS * JEW ELitY repaired
on short notice and warranted to give satisiac-
ton. nov lily
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half sharp'v-rointcd ce,;- loll and ,hc 6, fur
ni'hci with powerful propeller. liu. tc Il,
inferior to our guuhuits in speed, nrl thrs pow
criul tuGho1ts were required To- tow her from
New Orleans To Columbus. She has tive ,h,m.
uc!s, arranged - ~ to slide down in time ct ne
ton. The Manassas it will I've rcm.mhcr-
c', attacked our fleet near New Orleans.
some time a,o, and attempted 10 iuk
the Richmond, but has not since mad.
ANY demons ration against our dcct, f,rt which
tcnd- % confirm the report of her ha,i8i. r,tci,-
81 serious injury in the encounter. |, Is hopci
10y our naval engineers hat she may be- sunk hy
% well directed shot under her water line or be-
crowded ashore Ny several ct cur iron guulott..
whcu she can be- easily captured But il her
sprcd were greater, so a, To enable her tn ,hu,-,
her own ro- ton, ~ her sc, sod To- a sui
li'i'nt depth below the water line, -hc would be-
almost nupr ;unhlc. She is furnished with hose
for throwing boiling water to prpcl loarLr-.
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The situation In Sew Mexico.

The Missouri REruBIIcAS saws that the Union
soldiers In New Mexico are making a gallant
stand against great odds. Gen. Sbley, of the
Confederate army, has organized large force Of
Texans, and has marched upon several posts in
that Territory, with view Of Selling the large
quantities of Government stores. arms and ord
nance, animals, teams. and equipments there
Col. Candy has been surrounded and shut ND at
Fort Craig since the battle Vt \ilvcr,lc the
post at Albuquerque has been eN acuatcd AMI all
the stores destroyed that could not he removed
or given aw9N the Texans have possession vi
Santa lie and organized Territorial Govern
mcut, with Gen. Pclh an as Governor whilst
all the available Federal TROOPS IN the lcrritur,
have hc,n concentrated at Fort Union to make a
stand there, AMI endcaNor to protect and defend
Tie public property.
Al the latest accounts, the rebel Colonies
Steele and BAYLOR we're advancing upon Fort
Union with about eighteen hundred Texans.
bat IL is quite cert ain that tho fort will he aide
to hold out until the arrival Of Sufficient rein
iorccments to sally uTou the enemy, when an
effort will he made to reclaim Santa tc and Al
huJucrquc, and relieve Colonel Candy Al Fort
CRAIG, Whit the latter officer Is surrounded.
;hc Department 1t New McNic1 is in command
Of Colonel Slough, who will adj, tncc from Fort
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FINANCIAL NEWS.

NEW YORK, MONDAY, April Z
Tie STICK market presented only = moderate
brsu,s, this morning, iut there were frlcr prices
sto,d higher. There was rtu,r that The govern.
mont would issue = new loan of pcr .rtt., tl.lus
pay in TIE ccrt,0. ,tcs II Indebtedness vhlyu v,r.
At oG The rumor, which had ~ founiot no, rtHs,l
an advance IN those Ger, f,at,H ~ pcl4 There
were sales a auction of Treasury notes : so at
9g', ana utor,st.
The exchanges 1t the C.cnriA. House were
$2LI9Sii and the balances $tlrl,2GL Tue drt
Monday In tie month /, generally one II large
tram actions.
Tlrt ,n-n,tlors in gold tits morning were {, tie
u..' r.',r' aul ~ ai.,hcr rates. Sale OF, prem.
10 l.r Boo Aot .Ni,.i the qt,lt,us ior ga.
d. .r,,u.h loll igA 'or bankers Iamcs, ct
luS go. cent tr sp,.r.
Accoriir. t. the notice is.url ~ TIE I,r,t.u,r
Eel. T. the interest uu Tie rrcpur,.I to-. issued
Dec. 1884 sud NJ . 1851. sill co.,. @ .,l,, sad
the uotcs viii 70" O.. i't...l ~ presented. i .
them, have, h",. ..'. u.r. t. no t., iu,ts
The dates G,n. . ',tf ,,r o. N,rcA -. Money
vas ~ rcr ,'t.. .... o.. 1t ..,.I eta the DR. kerr
C.ps'lthat f..rt '" ..3 p ,cu'-, While IL
6 p,r cent .., '', i.s''h stocks sro thus
double the Ar,. ..,. ic..utr. value The 1uo-
t,tiuns In London tu' q. g. ~ arrc ~ u ~ Mas.
sayiuscils 81, %.
rto competition ia frci,lts %, C'u,inu,u h1,
csu,cd - fall Nr NrIrtp New Yu.a, all rau T., -,
anvil some talk o'Co a.
The specie movement ~ tie pot Ills week has
| uccn Us 'ullowai
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Ring LoopoIdof - .lsinm is most druscrou.I,

KIM, I.pr,Id az A linn, is t,f,i I,,,.rtil,
~.
Tho B.rui, ,prutLot. Of H., IIY,,Irr. a.
#. 90 C..'.l' lIrl, di..,I, .d q, ilo II....r
na,, Lr.,-E. .u.f .,,riu-t tbr Government a.,
r,rn,rrtE..r .ll.r,. and u,.lr...c.
rom = '. .'I' We l,'Ih 'N'' l"'''i lH--
i''' '.'m 'I' if' "'rn"i\ n'A shortly g.
.tl" n ''.E. h"," '.''n'h', lac I"' .' 'i'-
"' .""i' change
The W,.m,r LEGISLATURE has .u,. .,.tl,.l I'm ,,r..
ruru, uu. ,mrut,d pay ,i pub! ,rhDo trurn,I,.
lLrfmal..-f village to.chus rpcriy, l,j JhtlDi.
.t.i, uil u'.or q year. o. -cg,ir. an au snauJ-
'",l1. he the i.r.rr towns and cities viii get
from 2ao 600 300 thal.r. y.ch.
Au.trfri ia .irI'rir., every nerve ia rrry,,,t
,r. r,...,r,.i ,u "a ..i. LIS In '.l II.rI .I..
.n.g,.I. H the t,..,rliurnt iur.r,'r ,rt.,,,.-
.mr .AuUll thc r.ru.u.,.on take rl,ro Ng.,,
NII give ur \ruDr,l to Lady. and willlr,v M.
uur, .h.' La. th.rr to station th,m nu tro
IN, DqIU n, Stun, The import II iii, TIM.
clear.
The WIr.r,rr>tu Zrrrrx, u iLr bp,r.,
OF Nl.-u. static iIat the D.ral G,.criu
viii withhold i- assent from the newly T.. -
posed treaty ut commerce between France 4.I
G,uu,uy There i- Lo h.i nlus toward
Ium., for the NI'sc rein Nu.s,ry was th,
very lr 4 10 con .r..,u a. Napoleon upon hi.
roDp DItH
NAM, p,,r.,r. tl. -,r,...,t ,,.,l .,,l.,.,,.r..,.
"a. ,-,.',.,I ,..',.,' I,',.. ''I
r,'.. b,'',lI,,l 'g.r'I,I,, ',.'',..I .. %,
rn,,I ,rnr tn,n',l. c,1iI,ti.r,I r.r.'g L,,,
b" ,pu.,mrtuou,ly REJECTED the pru,, Il. She
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NEWS ITEMS.

ONrE oNr-rurHru ui the sugar crop or BAR
laio"' has been destroyed hy rat.
GuN. Btn,N. oc Iuor.,ia. Ina. nt,r,iu,.l .I,br
W. Lewis bel senator. IN Il.., "a Iuum,s. &C.
serve until ho ucst meeting ct the Ir,..-laturc.
Tn, u,,r,,r, ,.,,,r ,,. ,,,.,,.I.,,.., j.. w.,
v.Ili,. ~, ~ ''.'r.n'
',.,' y, ,..,.'. ' Wv W. i,' v, ,.''" ,'"-
u.Jr,i,. ',.r '''''' ''''''' Wv sop "
~ ,"'., u"'r"'r "' !N sFh r'rs ruu''mllI-
,'' '"' u' i'" ''N hlI t. I' tlrn d,ulu
'' '', ""''' 'i""h-n'l @''""J a7 has h''n
IN.-I>DlE train, To- Mana. o, now run rr.p-
lul' from Va huston en- N.iui.l-, at hiatt
pat nine """.h iu ,uc morning, rr,u..us at
l'l'-IH-i two. lar lur ia round NIP ,hicy dol
Inc.
Tn manufacture or riH, m. l,'. AT lcI.
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The Rebel Steam Ram Manassas"

The above cut represents the celebrated llol-
Illus steam ram, the "Nlauassa," " Turtle, as
,hru now appear at leland Solo. She draw, from
ten To- twelve iir', It water, and is ouc hundred
trt long, with twenty feet beam. Her back is
formed OF l2-iuch o,k, covered with one and q
aHlt inch bar iron, and she b. constructed
.o that No matter whore hot strike,
Il will glance over her. She only
mount. one Us FOUNDER, being constructed more
r.rr.ioll, with view Of running down ud
mixing hcr opponent. The ram il fastened At
90, bow of tine luat under her water line, and
consists cot q long non point which i- calculated
tp lur. o hole large enough to sink any Ncs,d
l'It may opp,.c hcr passage. The emily ,r-
tr.rrc To- her !, through trap door in back;
AMI h.r port lulr which Is at the LoN.
+. pro, idrd with u heavy iron trap
which rise, oni Edl, a. the gun /. run
'ut and co.. The p.ioi-hou.c it will be- seen, i,
t the stern OF the boat. In shape she rcscm l,s
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1862-04-12

SUDDEN rise in the Mi Mississippi last week
caused considerable damage to property on tho
wharvcs at 81. Louis Tie rise il from the
Upper Mississippi and tho Missouri which lat.
Ter is rapidly increasing its volume. At st..
Louis the water is twenty-five icct above the
low-watcr mark Of December 1850, anil is likely
tu rise much higher.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1862-04-12

w
Ar.. ., irj!.
y. G. ChU.m having been APPOINTED Colonel
Ia the uutC'r service, he Ia assigned % special
duty m tie War Department a. Mlt.ry superin.
trudrut % Railroads.
Ausnu Stage having been appointed Colonel In
To yu.uut cr service he ls asst Iucd u special duty
iu the war DHpatn ~ Military Superiut .ndent
~ an the Telegraph Lines IN the Iu4tsd States.
Edwards g. sanford having been appointed Colo
mel IN tine volunteer service, he is assigned 20
sprrn! duty Ia the War Department as Military
SIP 'intendent Of T1legrapho Dispatches and Ar
my Intelligence throughout the INIT al States.
T4ey win he respected aud obeyed accordingly
by order Of the Secretary Of War.
q gnsdl l.. TaoGA, A1iuIaui General,
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Our Special Correspondence.

/ CuARLfsroN. - Discovery CF A REBEI.
! BATTERY .--THE "CHIvALRY Rvs A.
! CsrAi.-TurY ARE CoNCENrRArISo AT SA-
! vANNAm.-RrNoRs or STRONG NAVAL
! koKcE THrRE.-rEprRAL PiCKErs FIRrp
/ INro ny MrsrNKE.--A NHNEr SKrEMIsH.--
! Federal NIcIoRN. Sc. g..
DANtusKIp l,LANp. :. ca
Mar'h 30, isf2.
I Fi'tv Sun: Companies &. ", T. AMI I, on
3 the 25th inst, went on a rcyonrci.c-ing Npeli-
ton on the gunboats a. VI. Petit and Mercury.
up New River, nearly to the Savannah and
Charleston Railroad. On irving at the nearest
point ou the mainland, in short bend in the
river, cascmatcd hattcry was discovered on the
pl. ,;ior known A. Mr. Whitch,al' entirely
GOV ring the approach toward, tho mainland. 1t
had been pierced Tor two large guns hut they
had been taken away. The battery was o,cu-
pied by rebel picket. until we ncarcl II, when
they took to their heels We fired few shells
at every susp ious looking, spot, but they were
not answered, their pi,kcts all running rs W.
came Up TO them. A.tcr going up the river ~
Tar Is va, dccm,d cNpciicnt, We returned TO
nutu,kie Island.
On the 2Gth We went onhoari the same boat at
$3.50 AN. ,the Captain ct the Unaiilla command
lux the Expedition. We pas,,d through Walls
cut tu VI NJ river. where the Cnadilln lee, 10
R.h river, which W. passed up cautiously, only
meeting lew pickc,s.Whu cleared tctore could
gct within guu.ho' OF tN,m. We next went
up directly cvpc,it, the cit, ol Savannah, there
being but strip ct the main land, about three
~.
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Union to meet the Texans if he can keep open
his line Of retreat.
Fort Union is one hundred and ten miles east
10y wagon road from Santa Fe, situated near
Moro river in an elevated prs:rie commanding a
view Ut large extent Of territory. The new
fort, which Is under construction, is one of the
strongest ON the Western frontiers being seven
hundred anl fifty feet square, with paripcts
seven fee, high trum the level vi the ground on
the inside and Fitch an the outside, ci hit feet
deep and fifteen t"ct wide.
On the 1t Of March the garrison ut Tort
Union was composed Of dctachmcnts Of six
companies of regulars, numbering in nll three
hundred men, but on the 10Th, the fort was
reinforced hv tho lst Regiment Of Col',alu Vol
un.ccrs. Colonel Slough, and later, We suppose,
10y other trnops. II is known that Colonel Dcit-
llcr's and Colonel l'nui,on', Kansas regiments,
together with other Western troops. have been
ordered to- New McNco Immediately. They will,
no doubt, arrive in time to save the territory and
the Federal forts.
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Some Of the Swiss papers mention an address
directed prom trmkfort-oH-tbe- n1m 10 Carr
Jaiii, by mn Agitation Committee, purport-
ing " exist there,
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Josrru CmsrrNN, Baron Zcilitv, lately
died at Nicnn1, aged - Wears. lie wasa crlr-
hratcl Austrian poet. and in his Youth served
ia q mill AIRY capacity agtiu-t the First Ma
polcnu lie lntcl, occupied diplomatic posi-
tion, and at the time o' his death hell the rank
ot Chamberlain to the Emperor.
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The slnlc OF FeeIIns In FlorILn.

We have received a lsu,r from our special
FLORIDA correspondent, gi,inE the dc.ail oforsr-
@''ons there, which have already been furnished
our reader, ny telegraph. The follow!n, ex-
tract, however will prove Iutor sting;
Us. 5. GuNuoAr SrNAcA
ON jacksonville, Pa, March 20, 1852. !
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tRUur

kzisiu-,S,h. - q q %
BluCu, "a a 3 ~
- I.... ~ g 3 ~
Iltuutr,li. ~ 49, u
Aluuuls. . q 10
I.ttHtst.s. ~ q
aalIlu sDs. 81 %
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li''"iE bJi q b. go 20
t. iruN Z uial Ufi
: r,hN ~ 70 90 ~
~ m'Es go ta % %
buft.h a. uu a ufU
.sail,Pb Pa ~
.sIi.'t,b, a. -
40 s'ttr-. 6 q u
n'c'',Am, o a. 3
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kr I tIutth 10. . 20
~, lur al, ! lHus-
Oils All,
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Wr.vr No. 10 al 70
sriuv..lull lU-A -
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dollars In excess Of the fair market value Of the
goods, every farthing Of which came from the hard
earnings Of our soldiers"
Other irregularities are also reported
Leopold Hdss agent for J. Lhyowits, ~ Dey
street sworn offered 800 knApaacks per sam.
pie 81 81 90 and ooOo baversscks as per sample at
~ cents
Q.-who received the contractt A--Pcdiis 6
Morrison, ~ 20 a. e. tho knapsacks, aud ~ cents
for the haversrcks.
o-were they " better quality than H. $, you
offeredf A-ruCy were precisely the same q Inc.
Odd YOU ofcr gcrd security A.-Yes SIR.
Gould you have fulfilled that contract A
Ceitany, and had every facility for dJiu. ~.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-20

VTNRUSTEE'S SALE.-Whersas, on the I'm
1 day Of March, 1853, Albert Is. b. lali sad
Mildred Hall. his wife, Of Davenport, Isva, ere.
cuted untoJ. J. VALLEY - Trustee . certain Deed
acott county, Iowa. described ~ follows, to-wis
The west one.haif (k) Of the south west one
fourth Of sectio. number twenty one { 81, in
tor nship seventy eight range three (s -,
Of the fifth sth) r. n; which said coeveysnes
was made fos the purpose II ssssring the payment
eads BY said Albert Z. B. Hall and James N.
Hall 70 Darling Lansing. for the SUN Of Nv
eotsen hundred and 1fty dollars each, date.
March 18th. 1859. bsasisg ten pr cent. i.terss
from da'e, payable on the frst day Of Jaauasyo
every yeas. Oss Of said notes being due the 6rs
Of January. 1853. And nov the Ant Of ssid soee.
having become dss. and being together with The
sala interest Tor - year esdisg Jsauary lses
1861, and one hundred and 6fty dollars Of the
ints'e:t for the ysas ending January Let. 1854.
snpaid, and the aid Trustee. J. J. Valley.
fused 70 &C. .: ''I :.. ie' T s os s q
Judgs Of the Coapty Cosrt Of Scott eounty, Iovs.
according 70 the stipu I1fos in said DEED of Tsuse
do hereby give tAisf.b'is notice hat sy virtue
q the power vb;;a isio ns ys;tsd z nd DEED
3osh day o. January, 1862, st the hour Il too
o'olock /. the afternoos Of aid day, ct the Cont
Hous. door, in he city Of Dsvsspsrt, in said
soply, expose snd o6ss for sale u Pablo suetioa
sas parcel Of land above dsesribsd, q 20 nun
thsrsof - shall b Dsssaassy to SATISFY and nav
the sid sotes, with the intessst thoceoa tot,
day Of sale. together With oil The lpoas snlse
psnses attending sid sae costs Of tbs noeies Ant
- THOMAS g. CAMInELL.
Trustee y apPsist.sas q IL 5slgs = ~
OG n.s9 s! 80 l'saay, lswn
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-20

GTATE OF IOWA, SCOTT COUNTY. S.
~ In the District Court Of said county.
Henry Miller, Plaintiff, w. Anna Frederick. lab n
A. Frederick, Philip Bets. Willism n. Uals.ll.
w. w. Parker, Frank Hnmer, So ONION Helm
by, Le'i Davis, Samuel c. Young and William
Sadoris, Defendants.
ORIGINAL NOTICE
To the said Defendants
You and each Of you are hereby notified that
there is now on die in the Once Of The Clerk Of
the District Court Of Scott county, lows, . peti-
ton Of Henry Miller. claiming Of the aid defend
asts, Anna Frederick and John A. Frederick, the
rum Of Eve hundred $4,000 dollars, With interest
thereon from the Cd day Of June, A u, 1858, ct
the rate Of ten per cent. psr aunum, - money due
him on certain promissory note, executed By
said Anna Frederick and John A. Frederick. On
the l4,h day Of June, 1856, and paysble on the
l4th day Of December, 1859. Said petition also
psays for the foreclosure Of certain mortgage on
the following described real estate situated ID the
county OF Scott and State Of Iowa, to. Wit: Com.
nsneng fifty l50l feet due south Il the southeast
corner OF lot number four IN in block numhee thu.
ty-two 1881 Of the city OF Davenport; thsnee run.
ming west eighty tSV feet thsncs sosth tventv
10y feet; thence east eighty 1907 feet !:
thence north twenty [20l fest to ths
place Of beginning, executed By said Anne Frsde.
rick and John 4. Frederick, on the llth DAY Of
jane, 4 d. 1850, Tor the purpose II securing the
payment Of the sbsvs described prouis,ory note.
Now. unlses Jon appear and answer thereto %
Q! before noon Of the second day Of the nszt to
g Aid CesTt to b begul aad hsllsa % ~ 1!ss
Monday q February, D, 1854, dsiault aili b
sntessd againssyeu and judgnspt rssdssed tAsss-
%.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-20
TRUSTEES SALE.

NHEREAS, ON THE lsra DAY 0E
w August, A. d. 1860, Peter Theae I'D
unto Austin Corbn. as Trustee, q certain deed ~
trust conveying to said Trustee the land in Sco,,
county. Iowa, described ~ follows. to-v;,. The
South-East quarter Of the South East quarter Of
section NO; twenty three, OBJ and the Yves, half
OF Inc SCUM w est quarter Of Section No twenty.
Tour, "a al in Township No. eight, $50 North
.! na.ge No one. CD East Of the 9TH p. N.
re'et Ihe1e, tor the purpose Of securing the paw
nleht o! sight certain promissory notes and tn
interest thereon, after due, signed by said Pet,r
!nede. and all dated the 18th day of Au,sst.
a. H. 1850 One Of which, for seventh -twn Dol.
rs: was due January LIST, 1862, to tho order Of
Nlehoas FeJervary, at the banking House If
nackiot q Corbin. All Of said notes were given
l"1 the purchase money Of said tracts u land, and
az are July described in said nsed Of Trust.
which is recorded in Scott county. Iowa. records
hooK OF Mortgages, page 81. TO which refer.
ence is hereby made
And now said note for seventy-tvo dol,a,.
having become due aud payable, and the said
feter Ihede having failed to pay the same.
!, Austin Corbip, Trustee, as aforesaid. do
hereby give this public notice, that by virtue
OF the power which is in me ye..sd, by said
OF February A. D., So2 at the oar of nine ocloci
IN the forenoon Of said day, at the Court House
door, IN the CITY Of Davsnpors, expose and offer
LOT sa!e. at public auction, for cash. the parcels
OF lana above describe d. or so much thereof rs
snail DC necessary to satisfy and pay the amount Of
said note with the interest tn ereon to the dav
sale, together with all the costs and expenses
attending said sale, costs Of tins notice and
Trustees fees.
Dated the eth day of January. A. D., 1862
jan9-dts Trns,..
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janS-dts |
SHERlFE'S SALE.


THE STATE OF IOWA., In the District Court Of
SCOTT COUNTY. Scott Co., State Of Iowa.
Wy virtue OF q special execution issued from the
ofhce OF the Clerk Of tho District Court of Scott
County, State Of Iowa, in iavor of H. A. Gutsch ov
and against John Wiercm, Hans Stoltenberg.
Abel Stoltenberg. William Dlnsmoor, NJ. N.
L. Thoeming, George 5. 4. bow. Charlie, =.
Faulkner, TALBOT, Emerson 4 Co, and the
Mississippi AMI Missouri Railroad COMPANY.
defendants. dated the 10th day Of January,
A. ID. 1862, and to me directed, coH,msndin x
mo that OF the real estate hereinafter de.
scribed. of the said Hans Stoltenberg. 1 make,
or cause to be made, tho sum Of Six Hundred and
Thirty Two and s0-lu0 dollars. with interest ard
costs, ! levied upon the following described real
estate in Scots County, Iowa. to wit: The eas,
half d the southeast quarter of Section No, Right.
cen as. in Tow. ship No. Seventy Eight 11s)
north OF Range No. Three 49,, east OF the 9TH r. NJ
And ! hereby give public notice tina, / shall
oer Tor sale, ;. public cutlery, At the Court House
door, in the city Of Davenport, Scott county, Iowa
on Saturday, the 22tday Of February, lsGA, at tn
hour Of o'clock A. N. of said day, to tho niehes,
and best bidder therefor in cash, the above de-
scrbed property, or SUFFICIENT thereof to satisfy the
above debt, with Interest and COSTS
Dated this 10th day Of January, 1862.
JAMES THOkING1ON.
DISTANT! Sheriff Of Scott Co., Iowa.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-20
LEGAL.

YTVRUSTEE'S SALE-Whersas, on the llth
day Of February, A. D., 1857 J. Wilson Gui-
tssu and Missouri 0uiteau, bis wife. Of Daven-
pot Iowa, executed unto Austin Corbin ~ Tru.-
Trustee tho land in Scott county. lows, descnb
= follows, to-vit: Lot No. sixteen (l6) Of
~Hsvisy's outlets" being situstsd in the south .
est quarter Of seotion No. twenty eight -, and
the north east quarter Of section g.
l.. ss". ~: 81 Z. *
I've and tweDty-iour one-hundredths acres
Is 24-l0O,) DO the same, more less, for moro
particular description # which, reference IL
hsssby made to the msp OF plat OF said Hswley's
-outlots, recorded in book N" Of Deeds, 1t psgs
y, Of the records Of aid county vhish said con.
veyanos WAS made by the said Gutcau and wife,
for the purpose II securing the payment Of ono
certain promissory note and the interest thereon,
signed BY said }. Wilson Guissau, dated the ll,h
day Of February, A. D., 1857. and payable in enc
year after date to the order Of Nicholas Fejervsry,
ut the Banking House Of Naeklot i Corbin, Of
Davenport, with interest At ten per cent. per an.
mum. EndOrsed on said note 10 interest 70 Febru.
ary 18th, 65s, and eighteen dollars IT different
times thereafter. Said note vas for the .um Of
one hundred and seventy dollars.
And now. said note having become duo and
payable, and the said J. Wilson Guiteau having
Jailed to pay the same. except in part y above,
Austin Corbin Trustee - aforesaid, do hereby give
thispublc notice that by virtue Of the power which
sin.me vested BY said Deed Of Trust, will on Sat-
uriay The 10Th day Of January, A D., 1862, at the
hour Of nine o'clock in the forenoon Of said day. A.
the Court House door, in tho city Of Dsy-
export, expose and offer for sale at public auc
ton, for cash. the parcel Of land above described or
much thereof shall be necessary TO satisfy and
pay the amount Of SAID note with Interest
thereon to tho day Of sale, together with all costa
and expenses attending said ssIc cost Of this ,ee
and Trustees fees.
Dated tho 3oth day Of December, A. D., 1861.
AUSTIN CORBlN,
dc3O-dtsl Tru..o.