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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-08

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vTlRUSTEE'S SALE.-Whersas, on tho 18th
l. day Of November, A. d., 1858, Maria Green
and Stephen II. Green, her husband, executed
unto Abner Dawson, as Trustee certain Deed
Of Trust conveying TO said Trustee, the land in
Scott county, Iowa, described as follows, to- wit
part Of the south east quarter Of section thir-
teen ID, J in township seventy eight Its, north
OF range three On east Of the 5 h T. Nj. more
Particularly described and bounded rs follow to-
WIT: beginning at a stone on the west bank OF
luck Creek, and east Of the quarter corner be-
tween sections thirteen (i3) and twenty.four
l24,) tie distance Of fourteen GA ctins and
twenty 70 links thence east aloog the south
line OF said section thirteen u.s. twentv-nine
~ chains and sighty-four sil links TO the
township line thence duo north ten nc chains
ana seventy-nine (79) links to . stone thonce
cue west Tour ~ chains 10 . stone; thence due
north two ~ chains and fifty 5O) links 10
stone thence due west eighteen ls1 chains and
| eibhts ioaf loil links to stone thence due
}eha'ns and sfty boy links to a stone;
thence due west seven I chains TO q stone !.
thence due south ten 00) chains and seventh.
nine t!!) links to the place OF beginning. con.
tanning thirty-s and .0-l0o acres and being tbe
same land conveyed to said Maria Green by Julia
E. Coe and husband " hich said CONVEYANCE no.
made by the said Maria Green aud STEPHEN n
Green for the purpose Of securing the paymen. OF
certain proInissory note and tn interest thcreon
signed by said Mari. Green and Stephen II.
Green, dated the 18th day Of November A. d.,
ISIS, and payable as follows for the sum OF two
thousand seven hundred and nne,y-eight 5S-lo0
s2,svS 5s-ln0) dollars, payable to tho order CT
Henry Miller, on the lat day of December, 1852,
with interest at ten per cent. per annum after
tuyity.
And now, said promissory note having become
due and payable, and the said Maria Green and
Stephen II. ,,reen having failed to pay the same,
excepting the sun Of two hund ed an forty dol
lars which was RENTED, !, Abner DAWSON,
Trustee as aforesaid,d hereby give this public
tice, that by virtue of the power which is in me
vested by said Deed Of Trust, will, on Saturday,
the 18th day of December, A. ID. 1861, at the hour
of,wo o'clock in the afternoon of said day, at the
Court House door, in the city of Davenport, ox-
pose and ofor ter sale, at public auction, the
parcel ofland above described, OF so much there
Of as shall be necessary TO satisfy and pay the
amount OF said note, with the interest there
on to the day OF sale, together with 4l the costs
and expenses attending said sale, costs of this
notice and Trus tec's ices.
Dated tho 25th day Of November, A. u. lS6l.
ABNER DAWSON,
deb isustee
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u>RUSTEE'S SALE.-WHEREAS, on the 2sth
i day eff April, A. ID. 1855, Jacob II. lI9ring
and Cathariue Herring, his wife, executed unto
Austin Corbn, as lrusaee, certain Deed Of Trust.
conveying to said Trustee the following LeasehoI
fstdte in the County Of Scott and state OF Iowa,
des ribed as follows, to wit: part OF Lot mum
bcrcd ten (lO, in Block numbered forty twol AZ,
in the City OF Davenport, described as follows, TO
witt Commencing on the south west corner OF the
above described lot, thence running east sixty
four f6I,) feet, thence north sixty 600, feet,
thence west sixty-four (64, feet, thence south
sixty co. feet to place Of beginning, together
with ali the buildings thereon situated, which
said buildings are the property oiisaid n.shGr-
ing and wife, and absolutely conveyed Whe,sss,
said deed of trust, recorded in Book Z, Of Mort
CAGES, at page All, Scott county, Iowa, Records,
was executed by said Jacob H. Herring and Catha-
rne hering, fer the purpose Of securing the full
fllment OF certa obligatiors entered into ~
them towards Claus II. Lago, by virtue of q Ger
tain bond, Of even date with said decd OF trust,
signed by the said J. Ii. Herring and Catharine
H@ring: Whereas, the condition Of said bond has
been broken, and said Claus II. Lage thereby has
sustained damage amounting to S9So.. D. tor which
damage, together with the interest hereon, Al SIX
DER cent per annum from April %, 1896, indemn-
~ is secured to him by said bond; Whereas, all
the right title and interest Of said Claus II. Lage,
under and by virtue Of said bond has been assign
cd BY him to Anna Lage; now, therefore, Ernst
Claussen, Trustee by appointment Of County
Judge OF said scout county, aGfecauiJ " 1no sup
ulatons in said deed Of trust, in place and stead
Of said Austin Corbn, who has refused to act do
hereby give this public notice, that, by virtue Of
the DOW er which is in me vested by said deed of
trust, will, on Thursday, tho 9th day Of Febru-
ary 4. b. 1862 at the hour of nine o'clock in the
forenoon of said day, at ahe Court House, in the
CITY of Davenport, expose and offer for sale, at
public auction for cash, the parcel Of land above
described, or 90 much theresf az shall be neces-
sary to satisfy and pay the amount Of SAID IN
debtedness, with the interest thereon to the day
of sale, together with all the costs and expenses
attending said SALE costs Of this notice and Irus-
tees fees.
Dated the LIST day Of February, A: y. 1852.
fbl-ts ERNST CLAUSSES, Trustee.
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n,..oz,ssio,. or Pars,ss,shtp

TIME FIRM OF THOMPSON / BROWN IS
this dayl ssolved by mutual consent. All
debts of the firm to be settled BY James Thomp-
son. Mr.. Brown retiring from the firm. Mr..
Thomueou viii continue the business at the old
stand, where he will always be ready to wait upon
80 he homes 70 merit 8 continuance Of tho same.
september > ~ JAMES THOMPSON,
n AM IRA BROWN
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v,RusTEE,S SALE.-on SATURDAY. n. .

YNRUSTEE'S SALE.-On Saturday, the 2sth
L day of December, A. d., 1901, will be sold,
for cash. to the highest bidder, at the Court House
door, in the city Of Davenport, at two o'clock T.
d., the following described real estate in Scott
county, state of Iowa, to-wit The south halt
of tho east half Of lot No. seventh, III block No
eleven II il tho city of Davenport, measuring
forty 30 by seventy feet, and conveyed 10
Joseph Block.inger aud Varena Blocklingor by
John Reed also part of lot No. tour A. in
block No. eleven IL in the city OF Davenport,
described as follows, to-wit: Comm encip. at a
point fifty 50l feet ives: from the north east cor
ncr OF said lot no. four !, thence running west
twenty-five % feet thence south eighty [Sul
feet; thence cast twenty iTc 20! feet; thence
north eighty So feet 10 the place Of beyingins,
measuring twenty-five Us by eighty So feet,
Conveyed to said ] hioeklinger and wife By Anton
Car~izcl and wife. BY force and effect of d y. od
q Trust, made to me by Joseph E.och.inser and
Varcne, his wife, aUl Y recorded in Scott county
records, March 10th, 1857, in boo, g =" Of town
lot mortgages, ut page %, and dated March 9TH
1857.
Davenport, Decsmbo. ,, 1871.
AUSTIN COkBlN,
fe5-It3t TrustCp
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f21-dtsl

TRUSTEE'S SALE.-As authori red and en-
i powered by certain Decd of Trust, dated
the Sth day Of January, A. D., 1859, made by
Hans Brandt and Lena Brandt, his wife, TO me
as trustee and which Trust Deed is recorded in
tho Recorders Office of Scott county. Iowa, in
book az" of townlot mortgages, page 2i2-default
having been made in payment OF the note therein
mentioned and intcrest--l shall on Wednesday, the
29th dav of January, A. D., 1862, at the Court
House door, in Scott county, Iowa, at o'clock in
the afternoon sell to the highest and best bidder,
70, cash, the following described land. to-wit: =
The west half of lot numbered three 81 in block
numbered eighteen ls,) in the city of Daven-
port, in Scott county, Iowa, to satisfy tho amount.
due, with costs OF sale, trustees fees, etc. The
Trustee will sell only the title conveyed 70 him.
HANS PAULSEN,
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CTATE OF IOWA, SCOTT COUNTY, IN THE
- District Court Of said county.
Henry Miller, Plaintiff, vs.. Matthias Frahm,
Catharine Frahm, Austin Corbin, Amos Truck,
George Is. Sargent, John X. Dow, John G. Mat
thies, Christina Matthics, Heinrich Gosch, Hans
kuh, Ellen McMauns, Cyril Babcock, Samuel
&. loung, George :. &. Dow, J. c. Bonner,
Louis A. Macklot, William Ian, 6dministra tor,
w. w. Parker, Jochin Lage, administrator, De-
PENDANTS.
ORIGINAL NOTICE.
To said Defendants
You and each of you are hereby notified that
there is COW on flo in the Office Of the Clerk OF
the District Court Of Scott county, Iowa, pct-
ton OF Henry Miller, claiming OF said Defendant.
Matthias Frahm,the sum Of one thousand ) ,0D0)
dollars, with interest thereon frcn the 18th day
Of pril A ID, 1861, at the rate Of ten lOJ per
cent. per annum as money due him On certain
promissory note, executed by said Matthias
Frahm on the 18th day OF April, 1oo6, payable to
the order of Henry Miller five years after the date
thereof. Said petition also prays for the ftyecos-
ure Of . certain mortgage on the following des-
cribed real estate lying in the county OF Scott
and State of Iowa, to-wit: Being part o. block
thirty-two 30 in the city of Davenport, moro par
ticuarly described as follows: Commencing on
the north cast Garner Of lot number four 90
thence west eighty (60) feet thence south thirty
(30) feet thence east eighty t5O) foet thence
north thirty 600 feet to tho place Of beginning,
executed by said Matthias Ffanm AID CathariLe
Frahm, of date April 10Th, 1855. fer the purpose
of securing the payment OF tho above described
promssoFy note.
Now, un.ess you appear ard answer thereto on
or before neon Of tho second day of the next term
of said Court to BIO begun and holden on the first
Moniay Of February, A D. 1862, default will DO
entered against you and judgment rendered there
on.
Dated cembor 9th, 1861.
ID. CONGDON,
dcl0l Attorney for Plaintiff.
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The Ban at the white House.

fMy bleeding country save"
The grand party and ball at the White
House on the 9Th instant is said to have
been the first dancing party ever held in
that mansion. We rather guess it will be
the last especially for the three years to
come. After giving a description of the
ball and supper, the Cleveland Herald
comments as follows:
We do not know how it may strike our
readers, but to us dance at the White
House, with opera music, champagne punch
IN japanese bowls, and a supper costing
thousands of dollars, superintendent by ca
terer imported from New York for that
special occasion, is about as appropriate as
a game feast and gallopades at funeral
We have no heart to comment upon such
departure from the prOprieties, yea, the de-
cencies Of the occasion. How feel tie rea-
tives of the soldiers now lauguishing and
dying for want of comforts, within the can
mons sound of the White House We say
1t emphatically, and the country will echo
yes, that such a scene as that above des-
cribed, in a Capital around which, for its
very preservation, glisten zoo, 900 bayo-
nets, carries the Imagination TO burning
Rome and a fddling Nero. What, if at
midnight, the enemys cannon had belched
forth their thunders when the President,
the Cabinet, General Mcclellan, and his in
teriors in rank without number, were prom
enading the east room--for owing to the
crush it was a ball with the dancing neces-
sarily left out
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WAsHmaroN, Feb. 1.-The senate's f.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-The Senate's f.
nance amendments to the House United
States Note bill are, to strike out the decIar-
alton that the ''authorization to issue $780,
100000 is to meet the necessities of the
Treasury and to provide a currency receiv-
able for the public Dues" and to insert ssthat
the notes shall be receivable for all claims
against the United States, except for inter-
est on bonds aud notes, which shall be paid
in coin, and shall also be lawful money and
8 legal tender, in payment of all debts, pub
lie and private, within the United States,
except interest as aforesaid"
The Committee also propose new sections
authorizing the Secretary OF the Treasury to
receive, from any person or corporation,
United States notes on deposit, for not less
than thirty days, in sums of not less than
$500, with any of the Assistant Treasures,
or designated repositories authorized by the
Secretary to receive, who shall issue there
for certificates of deposit, bearing interest at
FIVE per cent. per annum, and interest to
cease at the pleasure of the Secretary, and
the aggregate of such deposits shall at no
time exceed $25, 600, 600
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The Ereshet on The wabash.

The COMPROMISED of the 9th inst, pub
lished at Middleton, Vigo county, contains
the following:
/ The residence of Reuben Clark, on Battle
row Prairie, has been surrounded for some
weeks by the overflow of the Wabash, his
| nearest land being a mile or more distant
| The ice is in n deeayed state rendering
| egress or ingress extremely dangerous. Mr..
Clark has been heard following several
times since last Sunday, and since which
time, no smoke has been seen to issue from
his chimney. These circumstances, coupled
with the fact that he had sickness in his
family when last heard from induced the
citizens on this side TO attempt to reach
him.
After several Intellectual attempts by the
party, Daniel Northrop determined yester-
day evening, to reach the insulated man if
possible, and learn his condition
He successfully reached about one half
the distance, when he came to where the
ice had once been broken, and gave signs Of
greater danger. To lessen the risk. he
threw himselffiat on the ice, and attempted
thus to slide over the dangerous space
But few efforts in this position were made
before the ice gave way and let him
through.
Every effort was made TO rescue him, but
he sank some time before the place was
reached with sHccor.
The poor man, in his struggle with death,
had managed 10 get his knife from his
pocket and attempted 10 cut inches by
which TO draw himself upon the ice, but
had become so chilled and exhausted, that
his presence of mind was unavailiDg. His
body was recovered.
The deceased lerves a wife and several
dependent children. They have the SYM
pathy of the entire community, and long
will be remembered be, who lost his life in
an effort to relieve his suffering kind.
Up to our going to press, no communica-
ton has been had with Clark and as the
water is on the rise. much anxiety is felt for
his safety.
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NEV YORK MARKET.
NEW YoRK. Feb. II

FLOUR market opened heavy and closed
5@10c lower, with only moderate demand
for export and home consumption; sales al
b 5O@5 65 for super western, 8O@5 go
for common to medium extra western, 5 So
@6 90 for shipping brands, and 1905 %
for trade brands.
WHISKY is selling at 24@231.
WHEAT market lc lower, with moderate
demand.
RYE active ana firm at 84(3S6
BARLEY steady at 10000.
C$RN heavy, with moderate demand for
export and home consumption, at zoe for
new white.
OATS in moderate request at 4o@42 for
Jersey.
PoRK steady, with fair demand at II 25m
l3 90 for mess aud s 5o0G9 90 for prime.
BEEF is in fair demand and prices un-
changed.
SrocKs frmer, closing strong. Treasury
Notes have advanced to 983@99, with
moderate sales.
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IMPORTANT FOREIGN NEWS.
Arrival of the 1ura and Etna.
England ana France will not
Disturb us.
Napoleon recommends the
French Chambers not to in
terfere with the blockade.

PORTLAND, Ne, Feb. 1O.-The STEAMSHIP
Jura which left Liverpool on Thursday
3otb, and Londonderry 3Isg arrived at
l1:45 tonight. @ ~
Mason and Slidell had arrived at South
ampton. No demonstration was made
The former went to London and the latter
to Paris.
Breadstuffa generally dull, with a slight
decline, except for corn, which is steady.
II IS rHmOred that the Government has
ordered the Nashville to quit Southampton,
but extended the time for her departure,
owing to danger from the Tascarora. 1t
was also rumored that the Government will
prohibit armed ships from either party re-
naming over twenty-four hOnrs ia any
British port
The following is the Etna's report:
Earl Russell, in a dispatch dated 23r.l o
January, TO Lord Lyons, says the English
government differs entirely from Mr. Sew
ards conclusions on the question whether
thespersons taken from tie Trent and their
supposed dispatches were -contraband.
il was rumored that the vessel which the
Sumter engaged off AlgieFs was the Iro-
quois. There was no news of either. Il
was reported that the Tuscarora was about
to quit Southampton. The destination was
kept secret.
The Times, i'll a characteristic article
calls for something decisive in America. 1t
says unpleasant complications must arise if
the present state of affairs continue much
longer.
Napoleon opened the French Chambers
on the 9th. He said the civil war which
desolates America has greatly compromised
our commercial interests. So long, how
ever, as the rights of neutrals are respected
we must confine ourselves to expressing
wishes for an early termination of those
dissensions. The Bourse is higher.
France recommended Rome to concili-
ate the Court OF Tarin. Antonell abso-
lutcly refused all terms There were con-
Trajectory rumOrs of an enlarged French
expedition to Mexico
The London Times remarks of Mason
and Sliden that both will probably keep
quiet and await events that are at hand.
The Paris Monjteur says the dismissal
of Mr.. Cameron gives England great salts
faction
LoNDoN, jan. 30.-Nason and Slidell
lave left for Pacis
MADRID, Jan. 30-O'DonneIl declares
that France has made no separate engage
ment with Spain. The Spanish Govern
ment has no reason to suppose that France
intends settling the affairs of Mexico, with.
out considering the wishes of the other
powers.
A telegram from Lisbon announces
further satisfactory news from Buenes
Ayers. Uncos's feet was taken by the
Buenos Ayreans-
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

FLOUR dull and not much doing super
fine 4.15@A2O.
WHEAT dull 5000 for red and $50
/ 90 for white
OATS % and CORN 30.
BARLEY advanced to 53@55. The de-
mand is in excess of the supply.
WHISKY declined to II, but in good de-
mand.
MISS PoRK in good demand, with sales
of 500 bbls. at 9.6209.75.
BULK SIDES in good demand at 4(948.-
SHOULDERS at q both are held higher.
LARD in good demand sales of 900 tee.
at 68967; $50 kegs at 7, delivered.
BAcoN-uothing doing, but prices must
be regarded nominal.
GROCERIES continues unchanged
and quiet.
EXCHANGE firm at i prem.
These is better feeling in business
circles under the news from France and the
victorious movements of our armies. Great
rejoicing on Change to-day when the dis
patches were received.