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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-03
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CLOTHING.
the NEW YoRK LIDCIR.

the NEW YORK LEDGER,
TT Is SAID, HAS A CIRCULATION or
100000 copies, but IL eirculation 10 limited
eeoparsd With the circulation Of gar nsnts 49,
afaetsnd y
GAM. E1EaR|.
~ HE sssaSlishnsnt On Brady sGrsst, opposite
the Post OAee.
Ian nov receiving the largest and nossson.
olote aseo9t0e nt Of
Cloths, Casslneres and Vestings,
txaAe this Fall, have laid in N unusually hsevy
ssosk, and the goods MUST BE SOLD.
Nv eeodsars I'll
THIS FALLS STYLES,
Fresh fpon the manufastursrs and importers.
shall continue 70 keep on hand large assortment
Of fresh
READ Y.MADE CLOTHING,
For Men, Youths and Boys,of ny own naaafsss'
IRE which will be sold Ut
q - - & - y N i . - -
Ishall continue to manufacture ny own Cloth
q thereby giving
A BETTER 0AHMCHT
for the same noasy thsa any Eastern made goods.
Everything In the
Furnishing Department
Can b found.
ahirte Of all descriptions,
UndeR Oloehlng IN endless variety
Stocks.
1ios.
HAndkerohieh,
Socks,
6uspondors, "a. 4e
Also, . large and splendid assortment Of
omNT0' 0HA"Is0,
Tho largest and best ever offered In this marke
trust thu public will call in and examine ny
stock before they make any inv estments. for am
vsry sure can satisfy them both in price and
quality Of goods. SAMUEL PERRY,
Brady street, opposite Post Once.
auR2l- dtf
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ana 5 80 50 TO
do do ! and = 42c g. a7o
do do i.s. -, 5, ), rs.
q, IL, II ard " 3 Ia "a Itoa !
do "a Il of hf Of cot lot
~ 2 - 50 $50
do n A # Of hf Of out 10,
80 541 r. GO !
do Opt SOFT 5 2s lso 81 90
do 80 II Of Lsyee between
Perry and Rock Island stre...
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TAX GALE
For Dslicqusn. City Taxes for 1851.

DUBLlU NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. thu,
L on Monday, The 81 day of February, 1912. ~,
my olice, No 80 East second, near the corner ~
Perry st., IN the city Of davenport, Scott County.
Ioss. shall offer 1t public sale the Lends and
Lots Described osIow for the amount Of CITY Tsxes
costs sni P'ints,s fses thereon, for the year Of
1901. Is stated below. unless in the meantime the
owners Of said lands and lots ehall nav thu
due thereon.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, Of said
day, and continue from day to day till the said
lands and lots are al sold o. y. McNETI
Marshal Of the City Of Davenport.
DAVENPORT, december 18th, 1901.
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"
DO do do ez2 s II Of
Aft, 3 40 800 50 40
do do do s and hf
Of 9 As 40 so 80 90
do do do part Of Sc
one-fourth Of section II. town
ship Is, r.nge 8, and bounded
en- the north by 5th street and
on the east by Desoio .,ree.,
and on the south by the u'h
limo Of section u being the
We. division line between the
east and west line of the south
east enc fourth ten acres, ~ 90 2 30 81 20
Mitchell G. C r, ipt, Mitchel's All
addition, all Of 300 50 so
do Mitchel's ad, all Of 8 800 80 3 So
do do do do 8 90 so 8 30
do do q, all Except
and p 7 q 30 so g 10
Mitchell G C r. Opt. Aitchell's 81
addition, al OF l6 90 50 10 80
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Sturdevant's LIT ad
2 $50 80 : 80
do 30ft 3 Is l20 80 l 70
Fulton's addition
5&ehf4 l2 ls0 81 $50

nwqrof eq' sec u. fp7sr3
i, "a acres, com. 1T the e cor
Of w Mckinsie's eline, north Of
telegraph road, thence . IL
chains TO starting point,
thence IA chains and 80 links
more or lees, to centre line OF
sturdevsnt's LIST add, thence Q
along the south boundary line
Of said LIST add. thence south
along "itcheIl's " boundary
line l5H chains TO ride Of
telegraph road, II chains more
or lees to place of beginning
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(CoTTe8poldence Of OhloA8V LIIVUNVV
OtARKsvlLLE, Feb. "a, 1861
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,TOTTnE mn OONTRANTORS

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
IN Proposals viii Be roesived ct the ONCE Of tle
CITY Owl Engineer until y O'Clock n March llih,
Hard sirssts Also for gratng Old River street BE-
tween Centre street and the pOntoon bridge. Also
f5r grading Orange street irom the line betUeen ten
acre lots NOS Il and Is and an alley pofWeen JACK
son and Belmont gtreetg.
Plans and apecifcations may be seens and more
particular Information obtained ct said Angineer
once on and after March lat 1852.
Zach proposal must be accompanied by good and
auilcisnt bond reQnTing the bidder 70 enter into
contract at the prices named IN his proposal, 6noud
the same be accepted.
The Board Of City ImproYsmsnts invite the sub
mission Of bids, reserging the right TO accept OF
JOHN " HITELAW,
fahqy.7TT CITY Civil FuciueFr.
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Fort Douslson's strsnGth---What PrisOH-
ern aav.
Ths Worlds correspondent says;

me N Nofiet q correspondent says
Fort DonSlson must be seen 10 be appre-
oiatad. Ita formidablensss must be Wit
nesssd 70 be comprehended. Its height
lerFth, breadth, and expanae, and the out
line Of It's method Of construction, you
have In numerals end diagrams; but its
dItehss and dimensions, its batteries and
baftlemsnts, must be looked up ct and
down At, and in ct, in order to get ct its
eommsnding and august appearance. The
men.of.Wsrs men here, who have been
round the world, call it the third best in
Stifation Of The kind they ever laid eyei
On.
The Mr.. Lewis, the proprietor Of the
Cumberland Rolling Mills that we're burn
Cd by our boats, is now prisoner. he il
9 person Of considerable culture and sense
eenfsGsss to having helped on the rebellion
70 the extent Of his vast financial ability
but also that he, like thousands Of his ooun'
trymen, were deeply deceived in the mat
ter. Ho obtained his information solely
from southern newspapers snd secesk
spoutors. BE had no opportunity Of dis
covering what he now knows 10 be thu
genuine sentiment Of the North. He says
aI give It up now. You've carried Oul
Eahagtopol. It's all over with US |"
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CLvyr1Avp. FEB. II. is62ss0 - : =
A DMINIsTRATORis SALE OF

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF
IA REAL ESTATE.-On the 18th dag Of March,
i55Z at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at the door OF the Court
House, in the City Of Cleveland, Cuyahoga eOun-
", Ohio, will be sold to the highest bidder the
following described real estate as the property Of
John Baker, deceased, TO wit:
Situate in the said City Of Cleveland, and Is
known as City Lot Ne. T8 and part Of - in the
subdivision made by Josiah Barber and Richard
Lord in original lots Nos. 81 50, SO and To and Is
bounded as follows, to wit North on Bridge
street: south and east on an alley, and west on q
line running through said lot No. % from Bridge
street to the alley in the rear and one loot west
from the dividing line between said lots Is and
| Tg; the above described piece Of land having s.
feet 'front.' on Bridge street. and runs back OF equal
/ width l0I 4 feet 70 an alley in the rear.
Said premises to be sold subject TO mortgaSi
/ thereon in favor Of one Lewis Wunderhaart, up
/ on which there IL due the sum Of -Four Hundred
Dollars and interest from the l1th day Of JanEa
/ ~, 1855. Terms Of sale win Be made known oE
/ day of sale JACOB BAhEhs
| fah1B-sf9 Administrator.
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ne Less Of the subnnrlue TELEGRAPH
Cable laft


cs The Fortress MOnrOe correspondent Of
the Philadelphia Inquirer, under date Of
~ February 25th, Gays;
ne fact Of the loss Of The steBmeT Hobo.
Ken, having on board portion Of the sub
.usrine esbls % be laid between Fortress
6nroe snd Cape Charles, has already been
foFWarded % you, bat Is some reflections
nay Be osst upon those Who hHd charge OF
TIE vessel deem it sxpsdiant 70 send you
Z. the following fsots concerning the trip 70
= -, lar the csblei il - be- e1
The first days work vas entirely $40
eessful, notWit ithstandiAg that the fact that
the weather vas unpropitious, being somes
~ s rsst foggy; fifteen miles Wera. laid, and
TIE shades Of evening coming on; the end
a. The oable vas securely fastened 10 9
-, sbuoy, anshored beyond the usnal marine
i. rsadHay. On Monday merning the air
MS oalm, and a hesutifnl day daEnedl %
that the Hohoken vas pTeB8Eed and gthrted
of for 8 second days work.
ReachinR the buoy 81 the bay end, Mr..
RsisS dsened IL proper TO proceed towards
Cape Charles before laying any more Of
q sth5 cable, for the purpose Of surveying the
~ routa and taking s0uAdings. After sailing
ase sround for s0De time the wind spFang up
~ : via great viol6nos, rendering Il difficult
20 L1Hl1ETc EnL1 u4lo1 M0LtlI A641 N-Doats
About twelve o'clock the steamships burst
1a5 ed and The boat vas getting terribly
80 gslsinsd. IN this predioament she was
lsf huaded for the Cape Charles light house
Hifh the intention Of bea0hing her there
=o II possibis, but becoming entirely unfnan-
-sa atsdble in the gale she dTifted 70 the eppO-
sits sk6rs and bsaOked near Ospe Henry.
As sson 90 tbs ferry y-boat struck she broke
into TIRES pieces ~.
esaft TIE boat Of the haEboF crew was manned
irs and took detail Of this crew ashora Fhils
Mr.. Hsiss, seeing he was in the land Of The
ss. rsbsia, fsll % work and destroyed the re-
5sst mainine portion Of the cable, 70 prevent its
being used BY the enemy. The men thai
we're left On the wreck then got into the
ess pilot house. where they Nere allowed to re-
main al night while those on shore took
1aS po.6essiou Of house near By slept In it
a All we're gotten ashore next morning and
sEassl we're fortunately rescued from drowning
starvatonOF capture BY the rebels BY the
steamer r. 8 epaulding. The rebels did
as not come in sight ct al thinking, no doubt
that the wrecked vessel was armed.
The value Of the cable loss vas about I've
thousand dollars The Hoboken was q new
beet ana considered an excellent one fol
-a-a ordinary purposes Her loss was purely
@ accidental, and no blame attaches itself Il
any one on board Of her. There is no donb'
that seawortby boat should have been
placed ct Mr.. Heiss' service, but owing Il
the scarcity OF steamers here, this Wss the
enly one that could be spared ct the time
Mr.. Heias and assistants are now in Wash
inetcn, making the necessary arrange
meats for completing his work Of laying
the Chesapeake cable, and putting il in
successful operation.
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GUARDIANS SALE OF REAL ES-
T TATE.-On the eleventh day Of March, j.,
Is62 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ will be sold to the high
est Bidder, on the premises, the following de-
scrfbed real estate % wit; Situate in Lot 70 the
township Of Brooklyn, Cuyahoga County, Ohio,
beginning on the south line Of said lot where the
road crosses said south line; thence north Sg west
east parallel with said south line Of said lot 80
chains " links TO the centre Of the Big Brook.
thence south 44t<o west chains So links IN the
centre Of said Brook; thence south 4So east 3
west on said south line o chains Is links to the
place Of beginning. Area, "a acres; appraised 1t
$40 per acre. Terms Of sale win be made known
on day Of sale JA1IES SEARS,
Guardian Of Henry r. Wallace,
Cleveland March s. Is628Ts a
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CLARKsvILLE, Feb. q, 1862.
Wba, the federal troops invested Fort
nsBelson. the enemy were about 70 make
esl Sor negroes to aid in its defense, and
Gen. Grants promptnsss only foiled them
one old man here tells me that they esiims-
I'd they could raise 1000 in two days, they
.so,s Eo plenty in this vicinity. The enemy
c,mrns5eea building this fort in April, but
.sFsrs bes been times during last fall when
only aighf maa we're IN IT,
vr lain Bell. In his large iron mill near
here, destroyed By cur troops, worked i've 2
thonsand negroes turning oat esils etu ~
sheIlq for The South. The hardest blow the
South has received is in cutting mem Z. on
feom this and ether iron works that line
q TIE Cumberland river, for itWas ron THESE
chat they derived their chief supply. a
merchant in Dever gave me the following
: uscss for goods in this place. Corn 6U
cents. tea 81 Q pound pork 10 cents, VheaI
Sl,40 5 bushsl, dour $40 barrel sugar I ~
eeats q pound, potatee5 81 bushel q
cents spool for white thread, pins 10 cent
srov. "a coffee ct no price. BE says they
havs sssn pound, until our army
came ight months. -, -.
Uarks4ille, where lam now indieting tn
letter, is one Of the prettiest towns hAv'
ever visited. Il lays up high. on tn
north bank Of the Cumberland river an'
is neat, tasty and clean. The eitisens cam
very near having 3 fght with Floyd an'
Ais Gang, for he was determined to destFo,
the city, but they prevented him. Hecam
here from Fort DOnelson on the stsame
Anderson, and Pillow came in on horse
back, and Ruekner and Johnston did 10
ooms at al Floyd and Pillow only stoppe
ianE enough to order the bridge and oit
burnsd, and left post haste for Nashville,
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Alanson n. Clark and
William Il. klakey
Plaintiffs,
against
Leandor J. Randall q
Josiah Il. Burton,
LlalanlnnNE-
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GALE OF REAL ESTATE By ORDER OF
- COURf.-on the Sd day Of April, 1852, at 10
o'clock A. ~, at the door Of the Court house, IN
the City Of Cleveland, Cuyahega county, Ohio
will be sold to the highest bidder, the Following
described real estate as the property Of Joseph
W. Spaulding, deceased, TO wit: Known Is City
visieri' in fbe CITY oFCIeVelend, and bounded a.
fDlio1rs Ia wit: North Bridge Street; east and
Vest ~ lot Lines and south ~ a1 alley. Said lots
are each ~ feet lfont on Bridge street, as By the
"A 81 E550 and lot No. s63 ats50o. Terms ofsale
vim ~ rus de known on day Of sale.
- -FT,TE ABlfl q ANN 8fAULDTNa. Es
Adm'r'X Of Joseph ", Spallding.
Cleveland, March 3, lsd23u
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OHANOERY sALE-PURsUANr

OHANOERY SALE.-PURsUANF
to the command Of deeretal order q sac
nom the Circuit Oourt Of the United states fcr TIE
Northern district of ONE, ct the 5uit OF Uharotto
Herendaen AGAINST GesTge U. bhumWhy ard Others
to me directed Bha xpoae for sale a. public auc-
tiOn a. the door Ct the Esdsral Court huilding N
tho city of Cleveland, Oh the thily.nrst Day Of
March, iss2, at three O'clock P. a the tolloWieg de-
scribed real estate, situate in the township Of Nun
son. the county Of Gsauga, and State Of Jhio,
known by the north part OF los NO. one tract No.
twO and south part Of lot No. four, division Of
tract NO. one, and bOusdod e tollngsg Beginning 10
the oeDtre Of the State road leading irom Chardcn
BquarB 20 RaTecnk a. the north east corner of q
piece OF land IN lot No one, tract no tWo formerly
owned By fIehitable HewcoI1b- and since b kaiZa
SPENCER, thence west forty -four chaina and iorIy
eight links 70 stake and stones IN the vest hne Of
l0t 10. ona, tract No, two; thslcs loEth thirteen
hafns and eighty links 70 stake and stone1 81 the
northwest corner Of lot No one, tract No, two;
thence west one chain and BsYenty-8eFen links
thence ncrth thirteen chains and tEent ty-Fe links
to stake and stones; themes east forty-tW0 chains
snd oigbty-seTon links 70 the esntr8 oi the State
read; thencs south 6l<o, east tWsnt7-seFol chains
and fory-Hix nnEB to the place Of beginningi con
tanning one hun sTed and eighteen and lolO eeresi
sixty acIfe nf which ia IN rot one tract tWo5 and
hfy-eiqht lOoG acres ID south palt OF l0l ioqr N
east division Of tract one, a. Per George smith
ufvey, made October iol3s beng tne salno lanq
c0nEsYod 10 George D. shumWaT by hel8oa Peck
and vie. Appfaised - tssg0e. :
Master Commissioner IN Ohancery.
L. PREETIss, kOl'r for OomPlt. iobsEal8
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Court Of Common Pleas
CuyehOga OO.s o.
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cleveland. FEB. 10. A. D.. .Aiss1's isS2sso A's'

William Bleteher, Plaintiff, J In the Court Of
against SCOmmonPleas Of
william S. Marsh, Defendant CuyahOga %, o
HNHE DEFENDANT IN THIS ACTION,
William S. Marsh, is hereby notified that 4
petition for the recovery Of money only has this
day been fled in the Clelks Office Of the Court Of
Common Pleas Of CuyahOga county, and State OF
Ohio, setting forth that the said defendant y in
debted to the said plaintiff in the sum Of fifteen
hundred forty seven dollars and sixty five cents,
with interest thereon from the 7th day Of Oeto-
Der, A. ID. 1861, upon promissOry note Of sad
defendant, dated at Port Hope, in Upper Canadsi
on the third day of August, 1881, and made pay
able in two months after date to this plaintiff, at
the Bank Of Bppcr Canada, for the sum afore-
said that the said defendant Is also indebted 70
the said plaintiff for the expense Of prot ssting
said note in the sum of two dollars and SIX cent?
and interestfhereon from said 7th Of October
and that said petition prays judgment against
said defednant on said note for the sum Of
81 $50 Il, with interest thereon from the lth day
of October, A. ID. 1861. said DEFENDANTS is furtheI
notified that he must answer sad petition on ol
before the l2th day Of April next; OF in default
thereof judgment will be taken against him.
RANNEY, BAGKUS 3 NOBLE5
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
grvrvr IN Eah II fRals3g0
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william Bletcher, In Common Pleas Cuyaho-
william Is s. Marsh Action & MO for Money only.

william Bletcher, In Common Pleas Cuyahqo-
vs.. ga Co, O. Attachment,
william s. Marsh Action for Money only
THE SAID WILLIAM s, MARSH VII take
notice that on the Eth day February, 1852, the
aid William Bletcher filed his petition and com
menced his action against the said Milliam ,.
Marsh, the object and prayer Of which petition Is
TO recover from the said William 3 Marsh tae
sum of 81 6I9 ss, with interest thereon from DC
tober IIth, 1901 and costs Of suit, which sum the
aid William Blethcher claims the right to recoV-
er on q certain judgment for the said amount re-
covered at the date last aforesaid By the sank OF
Upper Canada against said Marsh and William
Bietcher, which has been assigned BY said Bank
10 Stephen Bletcher, and the consideration Tor
which transfer was advanced By Plaintin, VINO
now. Is by agreement with said Stephen, the law
ful owner and holder of said judgment ana the
debt evidenced thereby, and for money paid upon
said Judgment to the use of said william s, Marsh
by aid William Bletcher, no part of which judg-
ment hat ever been paid By the said " iiliam :;
Marsh Said defendant, William 5. Marsh, viii
appearin said Court and answer said petition on
on before the 5th day OF April, A ID. 1862, or the
same will be taken as true and Judgment render
ed accordingly. ,-,,,
RANNEY, BACKUS 4 NOBLE,
febI:sTS Plaintln's Attorneys.
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nrAhnRR,S sALR-PnRsnArr

MASTERS SALE.-PURsUAET
lfH to the command Of deoretal order Of sale
h-aTs the Court Of Common Pleas af Guy ahogR coun-
~. a. fhe suit Of solOn Prentiss and Ohauncsy
Bra5fils aasinBt Thomas LoWe and Others 70 me
drectsd shall expose for sale at public auction at
fbe door OF the Court House IN the Uity Of Ci0ve-
and On the tWenty-eighth daY Of Mar lG at three
oIeiock p, NJ, the following described parcel Of
and 1isuats IN the township Of Eaat ClSvolARd,
county Of Ouyahoga, and stats OF Ohio, to Wit
Part Of lot No. thfee hundred ana sixty nine
bounded - tolloH1; BsginninS at the noEtn-e9st
corner Of Mary Loves land ct stone m the
centre Of the road, thence west on Merl Lowe .
north line twenty siL chains and forty 1ks % ne
vest line Of lot, thence south on Wett hne q lot
three chains and sBVenty-n links g 2 stonei
thence east parallel with norm Ine seelty. sl4
chains and forty links % the eali .n9 q os tAses
nor N on tbs east line three CHI ane anq seven le
IinEg 10 place Of beginning, containing Ten acres ol
lsnd Also another piece Of ano oeilf p.Lt q eald
iof tfrsE HUNDRED and sixty nine end POUNDED As
tSloUT. on The east and west ny me lot lines. on
~ north by the southeriy nne o. 10 ten aeree
sboTs described, and sputheriI ~ 3 ilno parallel
i'm aid last named Hue, and iar enough 9outharly
th-.fsoT 10 olude tgo acres Qt land, b the same
-aoTs or less, but subject 70 al legal htghWaYs.-
al,Ss..r.Sead a gs.IoO. b sNRI q. ABBEY,
ApPi-'lo Master Commissiansr.
L. PnsNT1sS, Plaintiffs Attorney.
February Is, la61-tao