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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-08
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fINRUSTEE'S SALE.-Whereas, on the 18th
1 day OF November, A. d., 1853, Nj aria Green
and stephen H. Green, her husband, executed
unto Abnes Dawson, rs Trustee . &c rtan Deed
OF Trust convey ng to said trustee, tho land in
Scott county, Iowa, described Is follows, to- wit
part of tho south east quarter Of section thr-
teen IL, in tswnship seventy. eight (78) Forth
oi range three "a east Of tho 3 b +. 81. more
particularly described and bounded rs 'ollows, to-
wit: Hegi inning nj stone On tho west bank u
Duck Creek, and east OF tho qua rtcr cor1er be-
tween sections thirteen 49, and twenty four
"a tie distance of fourteen (l4l CT ms and
twenty 20 links thence east ale, " the south
line of said section thirteen. (l8) twenty mi ne
(29) chains and eighty -four ga links to the
township line thence due north ten (il) chains
and seventy-nine az Inks 70 . stone thence
due west tour = chaiiIs 10 q store thence due
north twot chains and fifty 500 links to n
stone; thence due west Q ghte en- ls) chains ind
eighty tour (si) links 10 y stone thence due
south Two Jchains ard Fifty (5u) links to stone
thence due west seen t74 chains 10 a stone
thence due south en- I0) chains and seventy
nine t's links "a the place of beginning, con.
tanning thirtyax and 90 100 acres, and being the
same land COZ iveysd TO said Maria Green by Julia
Il. Zoe ana husband hich said conveyance Was
made oy the said aria Gre end Stephen h.
green J" the purpose Il curing the payment o.
acerta promissfry note and the interest thereon.
slgneu by said Mari, Green and Stephen "a.
Hreen datel the 18th day of Novcmbs r, A. D.,
1915, and payable rs follows for the of two
q os.sand seven hundred and ninety eight So 90
- 1,'9s oS-leJ) dolars. payable to the order of
Henry Miller, on the let day OF December, 1859,
with interest at ten per cent. per after ma.
turity.
And now, said promissory note having become
due and payable, and the said Maria Green and
stephen h. Green having failed TO pay the same
| c.pting the sun OF two hund ed an forty dol
lars which was reu.itted. J. Abner Dawson,
Trustee as aforesaid do hereby give this public no.
tce, that by virtue Of the lower which is in Inc
vested by said Deed Of Trust, will, on Saturday
the 2oth day of December. A. d 1851, at the hour
Of Two o'clock IN the afternoon Of said day. at the
Court House door, in the city Of davenport, ex-
pose and offer nor safe, at public auction, the
parcel OF land abevc described, o. so much there.
OF as shall be necessary to satisfy and ray the
amount Of said note, with the interest there
On to the day OF sale, together with all the cost.
and expenses attending said sale, costs Of tn i.
notloe and Trustee ices.
Dated tho 18th day CT November, 4. u. lsG1.
ABNER DAWSON,
dc5l T.ustee
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NOW Is THE TINE ITO LAY IN WOOL
~ for winter use. We have dry kiniin, WOO,
at 81 % per cord and green wood at 81 81 re,
orde. -
Quick or yon viii 10 too late.
iySl-dtf. tRENOa h DAVIS.
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NrA1E OF IOWA, SCOTT COUNTY. IN the
~ District Court Of said county.
Henry Miller, Plaintiff, vs.. Matthias L,.bm
Catharine Frahm, Au- in Corbin, Amos Irnck
George b. Sargent, John X. Dow, John G. Mai.
thes, Christina Matthies, ienr.ch Gosch. Han.
kuhi, Ellen McMauns, Cyril Babcock, Samuel
Y. louhg, George >. Z. Dow, }. Z. Bon, er
Louis a. Macklot, Wiilism nan adnini.tra,o
W. W. Parker, Jochim Lage, administrator. De-
PENDANTS.
ORIGINAL NOTICE.
To said Defendants
You and each OF you arc hereby notified tina,
there Is Low on file in the Office Of tho Clerk Of
the District Court Of Scott county, Iowa, n peti
tion OF Henry Miller, aiming Of said Delenu, MT
Matthias Fr.hm. the sum Of one thous4 nd 81 900
dollars, with interest thereon ", m tho 18th da
OF April ID, 1861, at tho rte OF ten (lo) Der
cent per annum as money due him on a certai n
Eromlssory note, executed by said Matthias
rrahm on the 2otn day Of April, 1886, pa yabs to
the order OF henry Miller five years ait tue da te
thereof Sa'd petition also Lrays for tho (, recos-
ufs OF certain mortgage on the following des-
cribed real estate lying in tho county Of Scott
ana state OF Iowa, to wit: Bong part b ock
thirty two 81 in the city OF DayonINrt more Dur
tcular y described as follows: COMMENCING On
the north east Garner of lot number four a.,
thence west eighty 50l feet thence south thirty
80 ieet thcr CO east eighty (sb) foet /; thence
n"rth thirty t5J) feet - the LIace cg begi ming,
executed Dy SAID NJ tttfilis + Ann and Catharine
Frahm, Of date April rs h, l756 for the purpose
Of securing the payment OF the owe descr bed
pronlss0ry note.
Now, unless you appear ard anewer thereto On
or before noon Of the second day OF the next term
Of said Court to be begun aud holden on tho first
Monday of February, A -. 1862, default will be
cntereu against you and judgment rendered there.
On.
Dated !cember 9th, 1861.
RID. CONGDON,
dcl0 Attorney Tor Plaintiff.
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TNRUSTEE'S SALE.-On Saturday, the 2sth
day of December, A. d., 1851, will be sold,
for cash, to the bidder, the Courl House
door, in the cityof davenport, at two o'clock T.
NJ, the following described real estate in Scott
county, State Of Iowa, to-wit: The south la e
Of the east half OF lot No. seven IN block No
eleven H. in the city of Davenport, measuring
forty 4ol by seventy five feet. and conveyed 10
Joseph Blockinger and Varena Blocklnger BY
John Reed also part of lot No. tour "A in
block No. eleven III, in the city OF Davenport,
described as follows, t9-wit Comm ancing at a
point fifty 80 feet from the nor h east cor
per Of sail lot No. four !, thence running west
twenty five % feet thence south eighty So
feet thence east twenty five I25l fc I; thence
north eighty SOL feet To the place OF beginging.
meas uring ,wen'y hve l2jl by eighty 81 feet,
Conveyed TO said }. Bloekiinger and vile by Anton
| Clrwize and wife. BY force and effect Of ID. ed
OF Trust made to me by Joseph hlock!inger and
Varena, hi. wife. du recorded in Scott county
| records, March 10th, 1897, in book IN" Of town
lot mortgages, at page SO, and dated March 9th,
1857.
Davenport, December ), 1881.
AUSTIN CORBIN,
| dc5-dts Trustee.
S,TATE Of IOWA, SCOTT COUNTY, IN
| - tho District Court of said County.
| Ien.y Miller, Plaintiff, ", William v. Schrach,
Elias Swickard, i. otclnhiber, raul Niese, :.
Whi takeT, George Bentley John Matthies.
| Christina Matihies, }. ". Stewart, Executor Of
X. h Campbell. dece ,sed ; Johi. A. Metcalt,
lillian II. Darlington, Ira Brown and james
Hall, guardian OF byron ). Hall. defendants.
ORIGINAL NOTICE.
| To said Defendants
| You and each Of you hereby notified that
| there is file In the Office OF tho Clerk #
| the distinct Court, of said scott coun-
| ty, petition of Henry Miller, claiming
| Of the Defendant, William v Scbirach,
the sum of one thousend 500 doll RS with in
,ercst thereon from tho 2Uth day oil Septcmb Der.
| le,6. at the rate ot ten per cent per annum, as
| money due him IN n certain pttD-sory note, ex
| ecuted by said " liam Y. Schrach, on The 2oth
day oi Sep ember, 1891, and payable five Years ai
| ter date Said petition also prays Tor the fore
| closure OF a certain mortgage On the following de-
scribed real estate situated III the county OF scott
| ard stale OF Iewa, to-wit: Commencing eighty
BLOCK numoer Gtty-f nr "a in the city Il Day-
export, as nnown, designated, described and mum
| be:ed on the recorded lat oi the aforesaid city !,
| Davenport thence running south eighty N
| feet thence west thirty t.O) ieei; 49,.
orth eighty $50 feet thence east thirty f9nlla.
| 10 the place Ct beginning, executed ' INA /, -
ham sch'rach on the iith DAY o. Oct,ner 4 /
| 1871, for the purpose Of secu''L, the payment d
| the above described prom.sorv note =
Now n.less you appear Il erelo and defend be
fore noon Of the second DAY OF the next term o.
the SAID Dlstritt court, to be held Mt tua civ Of
Davenport on the hrst Monday in feoruary. A 4
iooZ' default VIII be entered against YOU AND
judgment rendered thereon. - INV
Dated December 9th l6s!
X. d. CONGDON.
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IL e M o Z, e Il .

Lust
A LARGE BRASS DOOR KEY, ON FOUeTH
| ~ street, between Main and bsaAy. The finder
can leave it ct this once. IS
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-08

TkJSIEt'S SALE.-W Whereas, on tho i4th
l day of March, 1859, Albert Il Il. Hall ard
Mildred Hall, his wife, Of davenport iowa, exc
cut d untoJ. Valley as Trustee a certain Deed
Ut Trust, conveying TO said Trustee the land in
scott unity, wa. described follows, to- wit :
Inc west half - Of the south west one
fourth "a OF sect en- number twcnty one - y in
s"~nshp seventy eight Us, range III rec g. cas-,
of the fifth( 9Th l.. NJ. which sali conveyance
was made for the puriaSn # securing the paymen,
oi two promissory nate' nj interest thereon
made by said Albert L Is. Hall ami James NJ. f
Hall to Darling Lansing. for the SUN of sew
enteen hundred and City dollars each, dated
March l4th, 1893, be.riHg en- per cent. interest
II, IN da e. PAYABLE on the first day ct January OF
every year. Oae Of sid notes being due the frs
lay of Jas uary 1862. and the other the FIRST day
Of January, l,o3. And now the first OF said notes
having become due, and being to ether with the
said interest for the year ending Ja' uary lst
lso2, and one hundred and fifty dollars Of the
interest fer the year ending January 1877, 1861
Gnpaid, AMI the SAID TIu.tee, j. J. Valley
having rem we'd from tho State Of Iowa, and re-
fused to act as such Trustee, 1honas Z.
Lampbell, Trustee by the appointment of the
Judge of the Coun'y Gour. of Scott coun'y. .owa
accordir To stipulation in said Deed Of Tru t.
do hereby give this pa bile notice that by virtue
o. the power which is IN me vested by said Deea
Of Trust ana appointment will on hur.day, the
9th day u January, 1872. at the hour Of tvo
O'Clock In he Afternoon OF said day, at the Cour,
House door. in the city Of davenport in ,aid
county, expose ami offer for sale at putl auction
the parcel OF laid above described or so much
thereof a shall be necessary To SATISFY and pay
toe said notes, with the intere.t thereon to the
day Of SALE toseihe with ell The cost, and ar
penses ns SAID sale, of this notice and
Trustees ices.
THOMAS c. CAMPBELL.
Trustee ~ appointment OF the Judge Of the
County Colrt Of Scott county, Iowa
Dated } nuary 8, ls62. tja.-d,s
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dc22-

Il kISTEE'S SALE-W hereas, on the ID day
Of March, A. u 1860, kosanna Kelley, Of
Clinton county, Iowa, executed unto Austin Cor
TO SAID trustee The land in Clinton county, Iowa,
described as follows, to wit: The west malt Of
the southwest quarter of section number five
s., in township number eighty IS > north
OF range nambe, four 4, east Of ii 5th prime pal
meridian which said conveyance made by
the s4d kosanna Kelley for the purpose of secuT-
in, tai payment ct two certain promissory mites
and the interest thereon. signed by said Kosanna,
one OF which was dated tho I'd day of March, a i.
D., 500, and payable one year after date for one
hundred and twelve ard 50 loo dollars to The or
der of Lewis pe-iy, with interest alter due at ten
| per cent, on which is endorsed SS5-loO.
| And now, said note having become due and pay
t able, and the said Rosanna having failed to pay
| the same, except as above stated, |, Auttin
Corb.n Trusteee as aforesaid, do hereby give
this pubic e.thatby virtue Q! the power which
| is in me vested by said Deed Of Trust, will, on
| saturday, the 18th day Of January, A. ID. 1862 at
| the hour Of nine o'clock in the forenoon Of said
day. at the Court house door, in the city Of Daven-
pert pose and offer Tor sale, public auction
cash the parcel Of land above described, or 50 much
thereof as shall be sufficient to satisfy and pay
the amount ofsaid note with the interest thereon
to the day of SAFE together with all the costs and
xpenses attending said sale, costs Of this notice
| and Trustees fees.
| Dated the 18th day of December, A. D., 1861.
AUSTIN CUKBIN
| dc2o-dtsl Trustee.
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Wanted To- u emit,

A DWELLING FOR SMALL FAMILY
"A without children. Rent not to exceed $3.50
por annum. Enquire at this office. oc25
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DO i@ y - u y ~ %
Ons block described AZ follows COM
nencng ~ point 90 # ofllock 81
tIence a a29 f thence " a26 #, thence
90 Il thence . 80 Il TO place Of be-
gnfing being block - IN MacAinipsh
ltl al Iz0 ~ 2 ~
fractional block in the III Of the n e
II, e#tt1n 1G, township =, farge3,
dscrted follows: commencing
paiut 50 !, y from The IS, corner
~ hofs IN Mackinfosh'4 "a ad,ruu-
isng thence lU0 #, thence 3zUh,
fhouea Iao it,thenc: 40 It 10 place
pitegan5ng, being block 10, Mackin
fJ.i' ia ID 90 20 81,
Yractioaaih.sek IN ehfofn#el.I sectio- 2s
t.w6.i p = range 3, ann described as
follow commencing at point 10
from the corner oil block 3, in
Ntek .I.fo.'s "a al running thence
luu Fl hrhce 80 4. thence loot
thence 81 4, beng il3ci y, Mack
iatosh .had, 20 90 82o
DO / aetiunsl block ia the
sAf Il eqr section Of 50, tn
=, 3. and described lol-
low: aom a point 81 a
from he n G cor ot block 80 IN
"a old own Of Davenport, run
ning thence W 4 II, thence n
6ie II, thence II I, thence
6io Il 10 place u beginning
benz block 10 and ~ Of Mack
lutu.h's 1th al zo27J . Q,
do Opt II 80 II If W If Of out lot
go 80 . :,
DO n l.. LIFT Of ) q" II o: " 80
f oil at lot 80 80 .,
do Com W sie Of Perry 81 nj
the cor Of out lot ~, run
ring thence n along eide Of
Perry Il - fl more or less tos
cor Of J kingerly'- land
taeErc northwtstery alo,g
hingerl.s sou'hehy line 1876
u more or loss 10 an alley run.
2 NJ through the centre If out
1T III tho &C along limo Of
said hey I'll Il more ar less to
lin 1T Out lot ~ thence q
~ q aid line 10 II 10 place
of beginning s9 3 30 s@,
do Y 50 q so Of h Of out ot
% % 80 ] 9,
DO 100 fl of n .lf Of out lot
81 no 80 /, Il
DO The 100 # OF the n l49 fl Of
c 2le It Of hf of oat lot
81 600 Is 81:
do n 81 Of 5 IL of e 10 # of, cut
lot - a. IN ! "a
do otn Al point side of
ROCK lsiani street. ll9 # n II
seatt I'm boundary liue Of out
lot ~ running thence 80
titten'e II IL f., thence ~
dog rs # more o, les 40 W
dc Fl Rock lsland ST, thence
aloas " silc Of Rock Island
= - Il Ia place Of beginning
So . 81 i
d. Forrest X D'- ad ga 81 go
10 - w - If u r,t.s..
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NTATE UF IOWA. COUNTY OF Sc nT, q
- In the District Court.
Margaret McGulre vs.. Philip McGair and Tn mas
Kennedy.
ORIGINAL NOTICE
10 Philip McGuire, Defendant
You are hereby notfe.a. tha' ,here l. now an
he IN tho office Of the Clerk of the District Court
OF sand county, petition of Margaret Mctiuire
cl-inirg OF you divorce and alimony for re sons
SET iof' IN the peti,ion, and plaintiff has flied a
supplemental petition in said Cause pr.viog tbat !.
Conveyance made by you to id Kennedy, Of the
\. W. a OF 81 ". Il of section ;. township u.
range Two, east aib Z. NJ be set aside aui ad-
1aised 'raudle..t, and tho land subjected to
i'a'nt'Hs CLAIMS Tor anony and for
o,nef rex eff; and unless You appear thereto
ah1 ao' end, or before noon OF the III day Of the
n'h term Of mid Court, To be holden on the fl It
'.onday o February. A. D., ls62, default viii be
entered az list you and judgment rendered
! thereon for the amount herein claimed, with in
terest and costs.
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CO-HurfMpv.hiD .votice.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE FORMED A
1 eo-parlnership for the purpose Of Carrying
on q
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MEDICAL.
"oEFATs
LIFE PILLS AND PHOENIX BITTERS

1NHESE MEDICINES HAVE NOW BEEN
J before the pubic tor period OF Tli!R !
YEARS, and during that time have maintained
restoring perfect health TO persons suffering under
nearly every kind Of disease to which the human
frame is liable.
The following are among the distressing variety
of human d. saa 81 in which tho
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-08

The following property will be sold for the City
Tax o. 1861:
May James, Opt |, 2, 3 and
d II q % IN 81 ~
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should aelay applying this remedy, for it is
certain cure, and ~ approved and recommended
by every physician under whose notice it has
been brought.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-10-10
The Exemption Bill.

A copy of the Exemption Bill, as it
passed both houses of Congress, reached
us on Wednesday evening. We publish
it today, to the exclusion OF other inter-
esting articles Including brilliant edito-
rials!) previously in type. We believe it
exempts both editors and printers, and,
as we are compelled by imperious necessi-
ty to labor necessarily in both capacities
to the best Of our ability, having besides
the frosts and storms of more than n half
hundred winters on our brow, we suppose
we will not be permitted to go. Ofwhich
it may be said we are glad-not for our.
self, but on account of the ten thousand
readers Of the Post, who, we are confident,
would never quietly consent to such de-
privation, and might thereby be induced
to get up counter revolution that would
add to the complications and difficulties
under which our government at Rich
mond already labors. Attention is di.
rected to the Act.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-10-10
The Provost Marshal.

Capt. CARMAcK. at the close of his re-
marks on Monday, incidentally alluded
to his position among US, and, while de-
c.aring his determination to faithfully
discharge the duties Of the Office and car,
ry out his Instructions, expressed de-
sire that all good and loyal people would
cooperate with him and give him their
aid and assistance in correcting whatever
abuses exist. A great deal of wrong has
been practiced in different localities by
parties protesting to act under authority.
The Government has determined TO put
stop to these practices; and we hope
that in future all such outrages will be
promptly reported to the Provost Marshal,
who, We are assured, will have the offen-
ders arrested and lodged in the proper
quarters. Martial Law was established in
East Tennessee, not to tyrsnnize over and
oppress che people. but to subserve the
public interests and protect the citizen
from such practices and impositions as
we have alluded to.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-10-10
Destitution in our ARMY.

Army correspondents and others, famil-
lar with the condition of our army, rep.
resent some, of our regiments rs being in
desperate condition for clothes. In the
late battle of Manassas, one hundred
men Of the Goth Georgia regiment, are
said to have went into the action, and
actually stormed battery 6arefooted. A
correspondent, who was an eye witness
of the scene, says that the macademized
road over which our poor fellows charged
was profusely marked with the blood
from bruised bare feetof whole regiments.
Only think of our soldiers going bare
footed, charging over the flipH surface
of a macademized road, marking their
course with their blood, while thousands
Of spectators, who have been industri
ously buying up all the leather in the
country, and creating other monopolies
calculated TO drive the destitute families
OF these poor bafefooted soldiers to priva-
ton and want, are wearing their $40 calf
skin boots and resting at night on the
downy beds of ease! Is there no reniedv
Tor this monstrous evil? Must our sol
diers continue to battle for our country's
freedom half naked, while thousands of
able bodied young men are permitted to
remain at home, It would seem. for the
express purpose Of expressing their indi-
gent families? Is ours a SPECTATORS gov
eminent, or is it a government ofthe peo-
pie? Why are vampires and blood suck
ers protected in their infamous, villainy,
whilst those who stand living wall be-
tween US and our enemies are permitted
to 60 barefooted and their families allow
ed to suffer for the common necessaries Of
life.- Columbus San.