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, 1862-10-18
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.

ARRIVED October 16.
Monarch. Toilet. 81 90 fu corn
Psairie Qure.i, Ottawa. $3.50 hncoEn-
Arctic, Norris, 5.UH0 au cprr, 15l bu wheat.
Robert Holmes, Utica, s $50 bn corn.
CusIMan, Ottawa. 5 81 D bu corn, IT, 200 tbs seeds.
cpnsesr, Morris s. u bu corn.
uiawAtba, La Sale. 4ee bu Corn, 10. bzlb t1our.
Ucecn Spray, Otta1ra, 5,.75 bu corn
Stars and Stripes, Ii Salle. 5 SOt On corn.
II Cooley, joliet, i, ,1n hu corn.
l.. mont, lockrcrt. .4o0 bn corn.
Erwin. La Sale. 56k Du cara
Gt.:den Glouc. La Sale. 6.SeD au corn.
Parscn Erovnlow, La SAl'e, 1861 ba corn.
Danube Otiawa, {, e6U bu curn-
CLEARED. .......o Oct. IL.
Tide. La Sale.
Adtl1s, Juliet.
Wave, KankAEee-
B7dstr Slats, La Sale. s6a.o # lumber, 40 III shin
Ala ia, La salic, III. .753 # lumber
Morris, karkakee II 3QS f. luuber. N 1ath.
York State. La Sale, 1,Os3 sacks ealt, 153,99 rs
ttoyes. &c.
PrsI1.e Chief La Sale, 70 II lumbar, $40 m shin
Weston, Aux Sable. 10 IN Shingles, 1om lath.
Lrckpest LGckport.
I8b,br, Dn Page.
Uannbe, DRAWS
Paramount, Ia Sale. m tutnbeF, 200 N shingles,
1t III Int b. 9 0 c+''sr posts
! Acadia, La Sale 1s3 n 1uulher, 10 m shingles
Mcaitllie. La Sale, 2sG0f II lumbar, 4o0 cubic Il
timter+ 50 N shingsva, rs N la1h, 500 hzla salt,
EU. 1bs naiIs
| Wirg a1d Wing. In Sale.
| j D Harmon. La Salle, s5a Hrls salt.
, 1862-10-18

Provisions In Boston-pct. Is.
Pork Ii finn anu in good demand. Ssica On prime
at t1c5s@11 90; mese, s12 5olts CO; clear, t1s 50
G14.tU per brl, cash. Eecf is scarce. We quote
easte1n and western mess and extra mess 1t fl3 50
@15t0 per brl, cash. LAID is in good demand.
Sales in br1s at 1oGtl0A kegs, lie per b, cash
Bams arc selling at s;SG}1tc per h, cash.
, 1862-10-18

Milwaukee Wheat M2rket-Oet. 16.
Marke. t@ac 1owe.-with Gales al 37l91hc for
No. 2. and $1,021l.[2K for No l..
, 1862-10-18

"keeollectionx Of old New York Mer-
chants," collected from the Loader, Il Just
puhfished, md for sale by Walsh, corner of
Madison effeet and Custom House Place.
, 1862-10-18

We learn that the officers and emploveee
hitheE,o in the employ OF Mr, Robb, a. Re-
ceisez, will remain unchanged BY the ncx aa.
ministration. The alienation in the fortunes
Of this rsilroad, hitherto known IS the Chicago
and Mississippi, and the St. Louis. Alton
and Chicago, have been remarkable. On MI.
Robb'e assumption Of the management Of the
rozd, its securities were enormously Gepre-
clated, sales Of It's first mortgage bonds with
accrued interest having been n,sde IS Low a.
thirty cents on the dollar; second mortgage
At ten cents, and third mortgage At i've cents.
The first are now in demand At 1877, the sec-
ond at 9611f, and the latter At 40 per cent,
showing the appreciation to amount to nearly
four millions OF dollars.
The receipts of the 1ine in 1860 were
$500; 1861, q, ,o9s 900, aud are estimated
to reach near &, ,eoo, goo for the year 1852.
The CHICAGO PENNY Posr.-A new Penny
Post hss been established in this city, by
John johnson and Joseph F. Coupe, the
Office Of which il 1t 1l3 Randolph street. The
peoprietots intend this to be the best and
safest medium IN tho city for the transmission
OF letter. All mail matter designed to be
sent out of the city, viii be promptly coo-
veyed to the General Post Office In time for
the vazions mails. Boxes hSse been pat up
It nearly every business corner In the city,
and stamps can be procured Ut those places,
o. 1t the general office, In Ktngshury Block.
CONSOLIDATION or REa1NKSTs.--Thef five
| coa0Fauaes originally designed for the 126th
feHam&nt under the command nf Isent 6!na
, 1862-10-18

-Lir1ngston Reformed Dutch Church: corner nf
Monroe and SaDgarnon streets. !:ev- n D. vii
1iau1eon, Paslor. Services to-zno.Eow at 1NH a.u.
ard ~ p m. a cordial welcome extended to
all.
The Calvary Presbyterian Church will hold
morning service. pending the removal and enlarge
1nent Of their house Of worship, in The hal q tbs
Orphan Asylum, Michigan Avenue. south OF King
gold Place, at the usual hour.
Bishop Simpson viii preach in the Jefferson
strelt II. Z. Church at luz a. m
Westminster hnrch, corner Of Ontario and
Dearborn streets. Rev E. 4. Pierce Pastor. Ser
vice at ~ a. m. and " p m.
Church ct the Holy Communion. Services
will be held IN this church tomorrow a. 1QA a n
ard X p, N. Ttts church ia eltuated on Wabash
avenue, near the corner ii Randolph etreet, Rev.
E w. Hager. Eector. The seats are free, and all
are cordially invited to attend
st. Anega,ius Episcopal. The Rev. G. Edw 4
Cheney. Rector of Christ Church will preach II
| this church IN Sunday evening at ~ O'Clock
| Mol1lng service St 1t14 a. N, Location, c9rne;
| cf diana ard Franklin streets. Seats free. Rev
| C. H. Tu11le. ReetGE.
, 1862-10-18
TOR SAT.E-A, tirst~ t~cla7s Farm.

Situated I miles fr0A Chicago
Ou the Chicago. Burlington 4 Quincy lzlIroad sk
niles from Bristol Station.
Couta:nnea a ofperfecty dry prairie 1a3d tncu-
salss ef grain Oh raid tsEm have ase.aSs f the
10 full bearing apple trees bestdes PEACHES, pearA
puns a1d Erapes Convenient 70 churches. nlll&
ftr fern Of y+sra and the reratuder IL tesrsd VIII
he tyk+ any tther good proUetts. inquire ot l..
1GrNG, EFfGtol Station, Kendall COunt7 ILL.,
, 1862-10-18

Toledo Grain Market-Ort. 18.
Received 8s,655 bu wt:-at, 9,740 br:%eorn. Mar
ket eaeier-Mith sa1es ii Rsd Winter wheat at
$1.AG,1 *, and 1.2s FIR White. Corn, 45GDlsc.
, 1862-10-18

Ocean FFe1ghts at New York.
Onthe 18th the rates opened weak but closed
frmer-Nith engagements for 250.0t0 bushels
wheat. at 114 4@12Ad to Liverpool, and 70, ,0Q0 bu
corr at 11Ad.
, 1862-10-18
MEETING OF wEE BOARD 0E
= RADE.


4 epecsal meeting Of the members Of the
lsoazd Of Trade was held last evening. c. +
Yhetltr, President, In the chair. It Was called
b. the President, In pursuance Of \ communf-
cation signed By several members Of th
Board, which re&d as follows: T.
CmcAoo, September n. 1861
c. T, WHEELER, Pres.dent Board Of Trade:
DEAR slR: We, the undersigned. wonld respect
Gu!.y aek yop to call = meeting ol the Board. an!
at he eane time request the csors OF the bsata
the as te q . .fs oar o. tim
;sif sheif t'sa:ae.'eas rs's@ ssas 10 fs'sase
VIII %eavs3s ss'sos' u'ps4sa 5;S: e sc
J. D. s. coies. 1ohn Z aodson,
The attendance being slim, only thirty or
forty members being present, the reading Of
the minutes Of the last meeting Was dispensed
With.
Tho President, In response to an Inquiry
from member, read the table Of rates Of |
commissions adopted By the Board md re-
tct1ed to In the call. He stated that the Board |
Of Directors had adopted in part this table |
hat portion relating to the grain trade and |
brokers. The remainder were not adopted be- |
cause the Directors believed there could no
good result from their adoption, rs they were
practically imperative. he desired one Of
the signers Of the call to explain the object
Of the nesting.
Mr. Gur1y Nelson said the object Of the
meeting, as he understood It, Was to learn If
possible the reason why the whole table Of
1atcs was not adopted BY the Directors.
There WAS something about 1.-THE members
| desired to have explained he did not know
| whether the Board Of Trade could appeal from
! a conc1nsson or artinn IF the O;r+c.o-s INIT
aeone1es ~ "s' ea'
ne eonsaoe1eo an'1' ehe "no4s s.aeo"te VI 14es
rfac1ica1lg 1e'i 10 'ne erouno 1ne u'eeeors
! enls ea" NJ oosuop. p''' ~Ae 'eA'sst "As
worthy OF cone4ae4 A'ion'
Ar. Charles Randeipn said that ne *as
member OF the Commlttee OF Conference OF
tie Bo.rd Of Trade which met with the Board
Of Directors and made up the schedule Of rates
OF commission. They were afterwards sub
n,;tttd tn a fu11 meeting of the Board of Trade
s,-a. .....,;.rona1r oao,,.aa hv +ho,r,
*na alAost UNANIMOUSLY aoop@o pt 1aeai.
| The Directors thcn IS an afterthought changed
80 ,,-,,,.a, ,,1,,a xn,n.n1 +bat 4ba3-
| tne eAt1e p'V61Ao11' P4eee'e '1AS 'As5
| half dozen members-kneW better than the
entire Board what was needed for the govern
1ucut Of the menb:rs He thought It quite
.4rares action aud needed expl nation.
Mr., Parker. cpe Of the Directors, was called
-, ne ais,,ain,ed anx knowledue nj the mat.
~ nj b,v,nc ho.n nreseot at The mee.;ooa
rc,',c5 IN
Ht' in' 80. t.s-ss.;o. 49,. ~.
{ .tut did not appuar 10 mike satisfactory head
. |
, 1862-10-18

In on foot. |.-----.
No&withstandtns the large receipts there Wa 4
couxdc1.b.e dexreeof activity manifested IN the
xatds today, h cossequsaos q = good dsuaad
both hr packers and shipp<zs. aes&eeaass psaees
vrrc ven sastslred throughout the ~. md u
, 1862-10-18

New FORK stock ARA meney Market.
By Telagzaph.l NEw ToRk, Oc4 II, 1854.
xSrH BoaTd- -Stocaw-Vezy unsettled and f1eg-
, 1862-10-18
Chicago DAILY MARKET.

FRIDAY EVENING, Oct. II, 1863.
FRElGHT3-Advauced 1c per inehel. The en-
cagcruents we're as f01oWs:- To BuFFAIo-Schre. |
Eliza Logan ard Ethan Allen, wheat at 13c; schr.
Advance and two other lchooners {names not Civ !
en) With corn at 1t5c; lt1s Pi1griu and schrs T.
j, B.oneon, IourtwEigH and Phals1ope, corn, at
2c; echr. Aut0crat, corn at 12}1c.
FLOrR-Kecei7cd. 1qotM brls; shipped. 1905 |
brs. EarAot quiet. Saes were 80 brls "Pearl'' +!
choice white winter at 81 50; SD brls {braud not
named) at Sc 45 ito arrife); 4ol brls IS Browns
Mills chu1ce epr,ng extEa at IS %; 30 orls ''Chi-
csgo Mills'' do at Is 50 l(1 brls Empire" do At
Is 4o 100 brle (braad mt givet) do 1t IS 50; 800
br1s Excelsior goodsp.tuE txtrs at $500; 40
brls {hrand not named, weedya At $500; 133 bris
"Pzairie Queen at $495; 175brls Clinton" at
$4S7H-all delivered,
WHEAT-ReceiSed. sa,6a6 bn; shipped, 12s.A5
bu. Market dull and 1e81e lowe on winter and
@3c on spring grades. Sales:.- W1NTER-S99b bu
No Red It store at q Is; 1,ttp bu No ! Red in
etore at 81 t3; 16 6oo0 bu do 1t sta; 6,s1 bu
do at tlc14; 4,stO br do 1t $1oi; 400 bu
Rejected Red in etsTe 1t 99c; 5000 bn
do at 9S1hc; 3a00 bu 10 At 9sc; $40 bu do at
y7c. SFa1Ea-1s, % tuNo tntstore at Csc; 3,0N
bu d. lin Mm1 l. Scstt'=) u $100; Il, 1000 bu do
No, Spring in etoreat Sic; S,0Uo bu do A. Bic;
so bu do {in5Munn & Scot:'r} at 92c; Il, 0e0 bu
H. ~, ~o,t,rr,, ,,c. ., nathr R.i.ctaa sn,;ne,
~ ~ w.a..,G, .oa ,at,.t ss,sc. oso I'm 5o ~ ~,
1mn ~. AZ AZ ., ror :. sos bn so af7sc
| SoRS-1i.ceiytsd. ,i9,s6 bu ehipped et6. $50
,,, M,,ret dn,, ,.r,;k ;k6asc 1ow.r sale. * a.a
~, xh1,e M1xe3 ,aht At 49, g.. 10 nm I'm nirh
.5;1od aooat at dir. 15na I'm Mixed af,oat At
aqIc. 1eubu do at asec: 1o.o.o bu Mixed Corn
f.a11vl IN .torea at ssxc 1,ta] bu do at s7s!c: 55
nm ~, 5o a- a71c > n, hu ao At s71f. FL an ,,u
Al at soc. IND R,isct.d Corn In st.re a. 3ac.
oars-Rcce,vr3 s:,.o hn- rhinnea. IL IN IN.
xs-ta+ on5et aud a;ee1v S7Ies.-a IN, hn M I
- e.,-a a. .71e. < an h. so at e,c nm tn r..
..s ,.,,n,, :, a. - ~ p1, I'm H., 5o A. N.
49, 1.,,-os ..~e +, .h.,noa 1~non In
Market eteady. saIes:-a+a0 bu No. I IN store d
n.n~ry- p.x, . 100 - o.., ,,...
oA1NAcANt'eest'eu" Ono. ~ ."Ue aoe'
| supplies, the market va dnl. oales:-lS oags
rh,,ica at Il 20. 40 tu eood at x,.06: 40o do Al
| .,nH - a, - .-..-,
| &i.oos lsoo"pn ~ o. q W-Ah " t@%A
-ReoelFed' ~ ofla: Aasses qules
| AL.OG0Lr-4eQ bn& IN o0Et Il 4Qc-
! wFNn1rvYE 2.1.a I'm annt-
,rIn,a a. n *. ss tnp. net1ium At SRA
| PRIME NJ $lt09 % GMfse AeAu0A ~ g w.
1 FLAX SEED-SlAgb ut IL Is.
NESS PoRE-Quiet md nominal at Sio.sN
mo.
LARD-1eo b:ls prime Kettle Leaf Lard At 94e
, 1862-10-18

N&W&& W&3%S
Pursuant to the cal, = meeting was held 1t
100 Green Bay street On The 18th inst,
when Ell Bates was chosen Cha1rmsz, md ]. ]
]: RiEaarae, Secretary. The salowing gentle
men vere unanimously elected Is Ward
Committee:
DR.. Daniel Bsainasd, Chairman; Judge
Grant Goodrich, Writ Dexter, Esq, Frederick
GuDd, a. c. Hessing.
It was ordered, thSt the Committee Or
gantze working club for the campaign, aud
call meeting 1t IN early day,
Per onder. J.J.R1cHAHDs, sec'y.
To the Me~hanics, Lahorers aaA all
True U1lon mem Of the Atm Ward
Yoa are hereby requested to take Rart Il h. os.
Spu1 the platform Of sustaining The government
In ell its measures, for the naaintainance Of the
Inen s the spesdy = t1s sere san %
hut patriots and rebel eynpathi.e-s until the re-
he1lion i e1qsnea Ths s meeting . E ne hsad a.
e. e. oeee sSsse
wake up and attend to your duty u home, while
cur brave soldiers are Sighting tor our g!orious
came in the field By order Of the Committee.
ro all Uneon dittonal Union Men Of
the 9th Ward.
You are requested to meet At Boedeket's Han,
Iz ~ e Ky 1egh tns+ atTk n'c1ecE Tet ali Whn
sIdoras the Presidents proclamation and are IN
favor Of prosecuting The war agaaast tne save .
| nGurta I,;' at;e,, sttend n r. oTdSer II the
COMMITTEE
| ~.v-ntg, w.r6.
F 49, e....-.1 r,a with
| nut read TO party pnlttics, III good
| CEion men in favor Of sustaining the Presidents
ana oi bnttg Low w F91s
| ccrutf OF North avenue anu LaHanSe stkeTt "
! Snes15 snesEn.5s Titi aadr.ss 80 ~. Ymeetfnr
| By order Of the Cummittee
I
Tenth Ward.
| All voters of the 10th Ward who are In FAVOR
Of tie Utipu and of the thorough prosecu lion
n..ysr,s sa1onn. TEeiftb street. near Hats.ed,
1tlNA q @saA1+s - Hsr.I
, 1862-10-18

FOR SALE.-Large House and
q Let On Hubbard street near Mtlx1ukee averus-
aGapred for bon:lnR horae $i.00. Hon<,e and Lot
Of wolcos and fea1son stseeta good oustaess
ptee. very chetp, Two cheap resfdei ces on sHa
avenue. At a1ow figure: House snd Lot on indiana
near ftotta street, Good res;drtce on De rasstaf
street near prsri nee rsttErd and Desirable paca
Lot on Aberueenet near adams street. Txo Lnpa "a
North ayenne, near Larrabs street 81 feet M1r1
gan aysnne near North street, &C.. &c. Apply to
ERNST Pl7ESSlEG, No. LafE1on Block. corner
Clark auc Washington etreetA
II will loan 81 004 or 33 $50 On good city reopeytY
at = ioT rate Of interest sell u6js-lf0
DIVER IOT-s0 feet by 100, near
IL Cark street bridge: Easth Side, = 1eaae.
Qc1s WI I'm w. WRIGHT = Dearborn st!e Il.
, 1862-10-18

IN 3itne q QfAcaF?-GREEN8AcK
MnwAUKEk.-The Stnti.ts Of this morning
Gays:
The money market was better eupplfed With
currency yesterday shsn on the previous day. bat
still the supply Was not much III excess OF The de-
u:And Buying rates for New York drafts vsricd
f1om y to 4 per cent discount The outside
figure WAS probably the more general rate Sell
ing rates Of New York exchange hGAk per cent
premium, the latter the current banE rate
Gold wae not 20 excited u on Wednesday, and
$50 about the highest figure paid. Silver 1366Iaa
Old demand Treasury notes 1a6@fN,
, 1862-10-18
#atrinlnWiaI.

HYMENIAI-A A young man Of
a&e and ia Entsble earcumaezsees de.res 70 coz
Fesropa With so9d am1ahe y11nx ladL E1th HeE Ir
m4tr1Nony. II &Te@ fH ca1HAeRee. HUt4 n. Lax
TIE E'DH. Post Dt8ea D11w@ H. Ea1nn. ILL.,
rrE& H<46ae
, 1862-10-18

ARR1yAL OF GEN. PREsT1ss--We are In
formed that Brig. Gen. Prentiss will probably
arrive here to-day on his way to his home in
Quincy.
, 1862-10-18

TIE AURORA ExcCRsIoS.-~The Ladies Aid
Society excursion from Aurora to tlts city
for the benefit OF the soldiers in the hospit ais,
takes place to-day.
, 1862-10-18

northern limite OF Camp Douglas were de-
stroyed by fire. Ne understand they we're oc-
cupied by the 65.h Illinois regiment
Last evening, about ha!f-past six o'clock,
another fire broke out in the barracks upon
the Horsc Fair grounds, occupied By some OF
the New York regiments, which destroyed
Them completely. Tue first fire, some nights
since, was supposed to hare been occasioncd
by accid.Bt. The Tapidity with which thess
fires occur, however, prec1udes entirely the
7heory Of accident, aud points dite.tly to
camr inceEdiaIies who are taking this meth ID
10 abate nuisances Of which there has beca
much complaint 1t ie certainly a 1amentablc
necessity which compe1s this method Of pro-
ccdure, If it be necessity, ..of which there is
large room to doubt
CHICAGO Qc1S1~E GONG SoCTn.-Once be-
fore, we have had occasion to note the men,
chant Of some Of our druggists for selling
quinine TO the shaking Southern Confederacy.
Another instance has recently come to lixht.
About ten days ago, three agents OF the Con.
federate army arrived very quietly ia Chicago
.Thth Damts are G. Y. Baldwin, j. q. Austir
and A. ". Patterson. These gentry vent tx
%0fk II very CAAA1NS uaNNNN&s SO c&Usloa'
and sly, in fact, as to excite the suspicion o
some OF our detectives. One Of these, oftce,
Elliot, Of Superintendent Bradley's STAG
Swallowed the ConfederAtee from pitiar Il
post. 4 woek ago yesterday uoraiag, tn
agents, having completed their purchases u
this city, started for St. Louis. So klso dit
Elliot. The agents stopped over night It Al
ton. Elliot also stopped there. The mex
morning they proceeded to st. 1cula, ktnd.,
accompanied BY Elliot 1ntbat city they com
menced limited operations in drugs- Tn
risk was too grest for venture. Elliot wa
s!il1 shadowing them, and by this time tn
:aatentiou d Provost Marshal Tanniclide, Q
1T. Louts, aAd been called to the mater. Il
TIE proper moment, the three skeats Of rebel
dom were sefzed aud thro# m iato the militia
prison to await examination. A search a
their effects brought to light about 81. 90
worth Of rare ard costly drugs.
VIII the Tory Organ and the Rs4 o,saz
hcTl <spc1recutton.''
, 1862-10-18

STEALING MeSES.-Nellie Cameron and
Fannie Warren, two women Of the town, were
re-a11ested yesterday morning upon the
charge Of stealing $500 in gold from verdant
who fell into their clutches. Owing to the
absence Of the principal witness, the case
was dropptd, in the Recorders Court, and has
been again resumed.
, 1862-10-18

Call on Dunlop. scwell 4 &spalding for Pi
nor11-h22l-1y
, 1862-10-18

UANTED-IIlrdware-Thea aI-
il III branches Of i1bbnz and ret II trade Of Hard
wAre 1t n, steves &G land hss tfavelsd tree ve-r
manager Q. co-z.sy c*,4c-sa q t.esE Z aGe G.y
r: nrc4Gcc une1ception2h:e references rs 70 enN
to bin. Aedress )" Post Of9ce Drawer 61'7; Cht
caQo oc10 0vzO5S*
, 1862-10-18

CHICAGO EXPORTING GRAPEs.-The market
Is at present most plentitnlly stocked with
grapes of all kinds, and dealers are even ex-
porting to Milwaukee. Several line lois have
been received there from this city.
, 1862-10-18
BuarbtuH.

DOARDING-Sever:l suites Of
rnr.,ns tsYn,AhAt q uxdarziAed~ WITH hoafd. Rox
f11eItssS fnastfe 1t - Burnt HoNsA No1 A1 CEE
e4feek. GLASS q ~ nsA0*ass 1Rs9R7S&dkA
orf0 yz*f1M
, 1862-10-18

Prominent among the speakers present,
wege The Preaident, r. L. EaStmaa. md Hoo.
IsaAc N. Arsoad, who made sosne appropriate
ren,azks, which were entkustastica1ly received
There being 70 further baaness. the meet
inx adjourned.
, 1862-10-18

LtEe HefyEt. UelU Ntf
Filstquality co,n.fed large
size ze.---.z:.---...:-.....4sEiA +
Eecord quality cozu-fed ..,34G3s4 4AG
First quality. s1nal s:zce,
fat ard prime for market
butchers ...-....--.3 @3H 44t
Large size EtiIl.fed.- - :, SE@5'4 Az
kectud quality st,1l,fed .. az G3k AZ;
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-09
Commander Williams Of the Trent.

The speech of CON- Williams, of the
Trent. to the cnanored Yacht Club at
Plymouth, England, was the most ad-
mirable specimen of British nodesty, re-
tinement and taste, that we have seen.
lie told his hearers, how brave part he
had borne, under the guns of the San
Jacinto, aud repeated the big oaths he
had used on the awful but bloodless oc-
casion when he distinguished himself.
lie also told great deal about the init
macy with Lord Palmerston which his
Importance gave HIM, and being cheered
on by the patriotic company, at last told
all abont his anicable relations with the
SIdelI family how he had protected
them from the leveed bayonets Of the
murderous marines be proceeded
TO euligh,en the company on the admir-
able opportunities afforded on ship board
for becoming intimate with lad es, and
told them Mrs. Slidell and daughters
were thoroughly bred. Upon Miss Sill
dell's condnct he was especially unctious.
'sShe cid strike Mr.. Fairfax" he SAID
'.but she did 1t not do with the vuIgarity
of gesture attributed to her.
La her agony she did strike him three
ti,.es in the face. I rish that Mss Sli
deirs little knuckles had struck me IN
the face 1 should like to hare The
mark Joreuer"
Isn't this precious fellow roaring
before the reporters. 20, sweet Anr
| Page - Gin. Commercial
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-09
IKUSTEk'., SALE,
WHEREAS, ON THE 18th DAY OF
Xv August A. ID lS60 Peter Theda xecnf. 4

WHEREAS, ON THE 18TH DAY OF
w August, A. d. 1860, Peter Tbede execut, d
unto Austin Corbin, as Trustee, o certain Deed of
Trust, conveying to said Trustee the land in Scott
county Iowa, described as follows. to-wit: The
south East quarter of the South East quarter Of
Section No. twenty-three, 23) and the West half
of the S"u'h-wIa. quarter Of section No twenty
Of Rage NJ one. N) East of the 5th p. ".
Which said conveyance was made by the said
Peter The e, for tne purpose Of securing the pay
ment of eight certain promis.ory notes and the
interest thereon, after due. signed by said Peter
Thede, and oil dated the 18th day of Au Just,
A. d. 1850. One of which, for seventy two dol
RS. was due January LIST, 1862, to tho order Of
Nisholas FeJervary. at the ranking House of
Mack:ot Corbin. All Of said notes were given
for the purchase monay of said tracts Of land and
all are July described in laid Deed Of Trust
which is recorded in Scott county. Iowa. records
iook So Of Mortgages, pdBe 53l, to which refer
ence is hereby made.
And now said note for seventy-two dolia-s
having become due and payable, and tho said
Peter Thede having failed to pay the same
l, Austin Corbin, Trustee, as aforesaid, Dc
hereby give this public notice, that by virtue
of the power which is in me vested, by said
Deed Of Trust, l will on saturday the lst day
of February A. D., .Sr2 at the hour nine O'Clock
in the forenoon of said day, At tho Court House
door, in the city Of Davenport, expose and Offer
for sae at public auction, for cash, the pare els
of land above describe d. or so much thereof as
shall be necessary to satisfy and pay the amount Of
said note with the interest thereon to the day q
sale, t gether with all the costs and expense.
attending said sale, costs of this notice and
Dated the 9Th day Of January. A. D., 1862
AUSTIN CORBIN,
janS-dtsl Trustee.