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The news from the North, says the
Richmond Examiner, is as serious as
possible. Never before were such efforts
made in great undertaking as are now
to he Witnessed among that people in
creatinga new army. They are not only
in earnest, but they are mady, terribly
in earnest They will not only recrui,
the new army Of SIX hundred thousand
men, but they will do it speedily. Be.
fore next January they will be ready to
repeat the invasion Of tie South with all
the advantages which experience has
taught them. The second invasion will
be more formidable than the first be
cause Of the desperate determination
with which i, will be made. Before they
were overcontiIent, and their ingress
was attended by many exhibitions OF n.
action and neglect. Tney considered
their work already done before they bad
fairly commenced it. This will no longer
be the case. Their preparation will be
thorough, and every movement will be
inspired by caution and resolution
which have not before been known in
their advances.
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$7J REV AlsED!
Ruia way from wher. we I'm

& Runaway from whore we had them
81 hired. near Chester. in June last, our
w three Negro mrn, viz {: BILL, GILES
mud HENRY.
Bill and Giles We bough,the 18th of Last
November, at the estnic sale of Ed. Leach
on Broad River, in York Dist.ict They
being brothers and having relations in tho
nelghborho"d where We purchased them. il
Is more than likeley they haze made ih.ir
way back TO their old ncighbnrhool
BILL is about 26 wears old, 5 feet 3 inches
high, will weigh $50 or 100 pounds i,
very black; rather shnrpcd face, speaks
quick when spoken 10.
Giles, his brother, is about 81 years old
D feet inches high will weigh 100 lhs
Is very black, and walks with his head up
una feet turned out III front.
Henry, We purchased, Jan !, ,ofCol. C..
kives On the Cataw ba river. lie il % y,nrs
o'd' well SCI, feet 10 inches high, and will
weigh l75 pounds has heavy brow and
speaks slowly has some character nsu
runaway. May 20 to Charleston or Wash.
Ihsion city, II Is hard telling where he will
go rs he Is gentleman Of travel. They
all ran oil about the same time.
We will pay SIS reward for the three
men; or S25 piece for either Of them de.
Tweed in any Ja! 80 that We can re, them
These boys may attempt to make their way
North, as some others from this plac. have
attempted.
PRIDE g. DUNOVANT.
Aug. Z, lS6l-26.tf
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Counterfeit Confederate Notes.

Considerable agitation has been pro.
duced in this and other cities by the dis.
ccvery in CIRCULATION Of a large amount
OF Confederate notes supposed to be
counterfeit. Many good judges dsuJ,
whether they are no. genuine, and the
Treasury Department at Richmond has
been appealed to to decide the question
though We doubt if the officials in tha,
department would be competent judges
in The case-some Of the supposed coun.
terfei,s having, we learn, been paid out
by them Untll their decision is had, i,
would be better TO refrain from receiving
or passing the suspected notes, and TO
put our readers on their guard, we ap
pend the marks Of those cousidered
! doubtful
All the superior bills are limitations OF
the genuine imprint Of lloyer d. Ludwig,
are on much better paper than the gen
uine, and Of II better style nf engra,! ing,
aud dated September 2, 1861. In the
$lO0'S genuine, the mule near the cotton
press in the vignette is very indisinct,
and stands with its head from the spec.
tatOr-the spokes in the wagon wheels
are more plainly engraved than in The
genuine. la the counterfeit, the mule is
plainly engraved, aud stands with MS
head towards the spectator there are
TWO small rocks in the genuine, near the
sailors right foot, in the left hand lower
corner While 'here are 'hree IN III" co"n-
'e''e''' l"e'e Is s"E"' circular ha'r
s"ohe ac'osS 'he ''sht 'eS All" lett 'oot OF
Tue s"''"f !" '"e genuine "h'Sh Is omit
'ed III 'he counterfeit. ih's last marx
Is "ouo''"'' rs II Is sa'u does not exist IN
some OF Tue genuine lhe INK OF The
eo"''e''e'' 10 u"'Ne''
ln ihe sos, tie hair on the right side
oi the mechauics IS head stands of in the
counterfeit as blown off by the wind !;
in the genuine, 1t lies smooth the sledge
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The Custom of Wearing Mourning for
Our Gallant Dead-Ought it to be
- Continued

During the American Revolution, Con.
gress, having 10 power TO make avs,
frequently recommended such measuI es
AS were deemed proper aud conducive to
the public welfare DIR. Green, in his
autobiography, remarks that "no law
passed bya Legislature, nor any man
date issued by despo.ic sovereign, ever
received more prompt, strict and uni
versal obedience than these recommen
dations Of Congress. lie alludes espe,
cially TO two instances TO forbear en-
tirely from the use of East India teas,
and TO discontinue all expense in mourn.
ing, beyond the wearing Of a piece OF
Grape on the left arm" Would il not be
well for The Confederate Congress to re.
new this last recommeL dation 7 When
so macy households throughout the
South are called upon TO mourn the loss
of dear ones, the custom of wearing
mourning adds greatly TO our expendi
ture and detracts to that extent from our
ability to maintain this unequal struggle
IL is unnecessary TO remark that such
goods are now very scarce and costly,
and many are compelled, in obedience to
custom, ~ make sacrifices which they
cannot well afford. Let the wealthy
classes set the example in this respec,-
Our gallant dead, who lave poured out
their hie's blood in defence Of our liberty,
will be none the less remembered.
"a nation swells the funeral cry,
And triumph weeps nbov. the brave"
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FoREIGHN lNTEHvESTIoS. Late news
from Europe leaves no room TO doub,
but that there is little hope that either Of
the aeading powers OF Europe will soon
recognize the indendeRce Of the Confede
rate States. Mr.. Sidell, our Minister TO
France recently had an interview with
the Emperor, and by all accounts was re
ce'ved courteou,ly, but what effect Mr..
SIidelTs arguments had on the Emperor
will not be known until some definite con
clusion is arrived a, 10y England. The
latter power, as represented 10y the minis
teriai party now III power, is decidedly
adverse TO recognition .! he Southern
States as Az Independent power. We
have nothing more 10 do in tie future
than we have done in the past: fsh,
with al! our might and maiu-the tru,
way to gain independence.
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The FIoHr At CRY PoIxr.-We are
pleased to hear that in the brush at City
Poin,, Thursday, reference to which WAS
made in yesterdays Erpress, our sharp
shooters certainly made five Of the Yam
kee invaders who had landed, bite the
dust. The gunboat which came up sub
sequently, and filed The adjacent woods
with shell, was the Teazer, a small steam,
er captured fro,s the Confrderates in
James River not lorg since. The Peters
burg Artillery, Capt. Graham, brought
their rifed pieces TO bear, and sent two
shot through aud through the little craft,
one Of which killed the pilot at tho
wheel house. The Yankees will probably
observe considerable caution before they
venture on another similar negro.steal.
ing expedition. - Petersburg Express,
3oM.
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ANOTHER ARRIvAL.-The British s.ea
mer Alice, formerly the Mstago'do. ar.
rived at Confederate port last Thursday
morning from Havana. She brouRh,
500, 900 pounds Of powder, 90, 600 pounds
saltpelre. and an assorted cargo. She
passed the bIockaders without the slight.
est difficulty.
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DEsERTERs FROM Tue YANKEEs.-Se
enty four deser,ers from Pope's army ar
rived n, GordonsviIle Friday. Tney ex
pressed themselves tired Of fighting, and
represented the condition Of Pope's CON
msnd as one Of almost entire demoraliza
ton. Tie license allowed the men Ia
punder and rob as they pleased had
worked badly on the morals and discip
line Of the army, and had rendered 1t al.
most mob, kept together aud con,
Irolled only by frequent and heavy pun.
ishmenls.
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all beside are slaves. Who is il that can
s'aud the torrent Of public opinion when
properly directed against his conduct, or
his, or their policy? Speak out.
JUSTITIA.
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5 U u L II G A r OIL N A
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
(In The Common Pleas.)
Dudley NJ: USsery'et al. Declaration

vs.. in
Samuel Spence. Attachment.
Whereas the Plaintiff did on the second
day Of December 1861, file his Declaration
against The Defendant, who (as it is said) is
absent fom and without the limits OF In.
Stale, and has neither wife nor Attorney
known within the same. upon whom u copy
OF the said Declaration nigh, be served.
IL IL therefore ordered that the said DE-
fendant do appear and plead 10 the said
Declaration, on or before the third day of
Decembrr next, which will bu in the wear
Of oui Lord one thousand eight hundred
and sixty-two, otherwise final judgmen: will
tI,sn be given aud awarded against him.
II. }. HANCOCK, Cfk.
Dec. 4th, ls6i.-i3-Iy.
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FRoN HAVANA And MExICo.-The
steamer Columbia, from Havana, arrived
in New York on the morning Of the 2lst
lust. Her news, both from Mexico and
Havana, is very interesting. At the for
mer place reinforcements had arrived for
the French army. and it is said that
troops from Frahce to the number o.
twenty-five thousand were en- route for
Martinique and Guadalupe. A number
Of fusili.es from the dangers Of the draft
had escaped from New York to Havana;
bu, they find very little sympathy, and
are in gres, peril from the Expectations
Of the yellow fever. The blockade Of the
Mexican coast by the French was being
strictly enforced, and two American yes.
sells have been captured. General Forey
had not yet arrived.
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The Richmond Wing says that So is
the usual price paid for fcoting pair Of
boots in that city. The boo,maksrs Ger.
tainly have no solss.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-19

TRUSTEE'S SALE.-Whersas, on the goth
i day Of June, A. D., 1850, Willism J. Hallsn-
bach executed unto Austin Corbin - Trustee, =
certain Deed Of Trust, conveying 70 said Trustee
the land in Scott county, lows, dsscribsn ~ fol-
lows, to-wits The north half Of the north west
quarter Of section No. thirty 3o,) and the west
half Of tho south-wsst quarter Of section No.
s,nssssa (I9,l q! IN township No. eighty $50. }
north Of ra1gs No. one a.. east Of the 9TH r: N.
mortgages, page 497, Scott county, Iowa, records.
70 which rsfsrenes 10 made for full and pastics-
lar description Of security and indsbtsdness ;
which said conveyanes was made BY the said Hal
lenback, for the purpose Of securing the payment
81 certain psomissory notes and the interest there
on, signed BY said Halisnbsch, With others, dated
the 3Uth day Of June, A. D., 1850, and ono Of
which wss for the sum Of seventy I've dollar, due
IN eighteen months after date, % order Of Lewis
Perry. with exchange on New York City. and with
interest after due st ten per cent.
And now, aid described note having become
dAs and payable, and the said Hallenbach
having failed N pay the same, ], Asstin
Cosbin. Trustee - aforesaid, do hereby give
this public notice, that By virtue Of the rover
which il in me vested BY said Deed II Trust will,
on Saturday, the Let day Of March, A. D. 1862, At
the hour Of nine o'clock in the fossnoon ofssd day.
1t the Court Housedoo in the city Of Davenportex
pose and offer for sale, ct Public Aucton, os cash.
the parcels Of lard above described, or 20 much
amount Of said note. With others ncw
due, With The interest thereon 70 The
day Of sale, together with al tho costs and
expenses attending said sale, costs Of this notice
and Trustees fees.
Dated tie ssth day Of January, A. D., lss2.
AUSTIN CORBIN,
ia29-dtsl Trustee.
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grVRU61IgD 6ALE-Wheeaae. = a.. ~.
= day q !sessay, 4. D., 1851 J. Wilson (1ui
tsss eaa lisssad dsisssu, bis vie. o. D.vsr
port. lows, exessted unto Austis Corbis = Tn.
e. i.. Iesa q Trust socyyiae 70 ..i
q follows, to.vit: Lot No. si1e1S (ieI y
"Havlsys outlots, " being situated ID ne so..h
east quarter Of Peotion No. twenty -eieht a a.
the north east quarter Of section tAissy- tkrs S3
10 sowns1ip NO. seventy eight l7s, (nesth Of rang
NO 40: four ~ .a:t Of he 81 =. \, sontainin,
y 24-loO,) b the same, more Of len, Tor . NOR,
particular description II which, reference !.
oulo,: recorded 10 book p s.sS n -
y. Of tho record. Of aid county which said con
seyance vas mad: ~ the ssid Guitsaa and wife
Tor the purpose Of securing the payment Of on.
certain promisrory note and the intsreat therson
signed By said J. Wilson Gui.ssu, dated the In,
day OF February, A. D., 1857, and payable in Q n.
year after date, 70 the order Of Nicholas feieyv.,v
et the Baskins House Of Aaeklot ! Corbin. .
Davenport, wita interest at ten per cent. per an
mum. Endorsea on said note Is interest 70 Febru
airy 18th, 1858, and eighteen dollars ct diaeren
times thereafter. Said note was for the ,um o.
one hundred and seventy dollars.
And now, said note having become duo AM
payable, and the said J. Wilson Guiteau Asyin,
failed 70 pay the same, except in part - above,
Austin Corbin. I'Is':. as aforesaid, do hereby Civ
isinme vested By said Deed Of Trust, viii on SA,
uriay tho 25th day Of January, A D., 1862, At III.
hour Of nins o'clock In the forenoon Of said DAY.
the Court House door, in the city Of Dsv
export, expose and offer for sale at public suo
tion, for cash. the parcel ofland shove described
20 much thereof - shall b peoeeeary 70 aatisfy
pay tho amount Of said note with inieres
thereon to the day Of SALE together with oil cost,
And attending said sals cost Of this notice
and Trustees fees.
Dated the Both day Of December, A. D.. 1861.
dc3O-dts1 T.I,...
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LEGAL.

VTRUSTEEB SALR.-Wheseaa % the istA
i day Of November, A. D., 1858, Maria Green
and stephen H Grssa, her hssbaad. sxeeStse
unto Abnss Dawson, - Trustee . certain DEED
Of Trust conveying 70 said Trustee, the lssd In
scott county, love, described - follows, te-wit
part Of the south east quarter Of section thir-
teen U.s. IN township seventy. eight (78.) north
Of range three (3.) east Of The 5h p. n. more
particularly described and boasdsd - follows, TO-
yit: beginning st stone on the west hank Of
Duck Creek, and east Of the quarter corner be-
tween sections thirteen (l3) and twenty-four
GA the distance Of fourteen (4) chins end
twenty go links thence cast along the south
line Of said section thirteen lS) twesty nine
l2s) chains and eighty-four (s4) links TO the
township line thence due north ten &c chains
and seventy-ninc (79) links TO , stone thence
due west four ~ chains 10 . stone thesce due
north two (2) chains and fifty (50) links to ;
stone thence due west eighteen (lS) chains and
eighty four (6a) links to . stone theses due
south two chains and ffty $50 links TO stone;
thence due west seven { chains to . stone /;
nine 7sl links 70 the place Of beginning, COS
tanning thirty-six and 9Ol0O scres, and being tho
same land conveyed to said Maria Green by Julia
r. Coo and husband which said Conveyance vas
made BY the said Maria Green and Stephen II.
Green for tho purpose Of securing tho payment Of
signed By said Maria Green and Stephen II.
Green, dated the 18th day Of November, A. D.,
1855, and payable - follows for the sum Of two
thousand seven hundred and ninety eight 5s-l00
S2,7ss 5s-lVO) dollars. payable 70 the order Of
Henry Miller, on the let day Of December, 1859,
with interest at ten per cent. per annum after
turty.
And now, said promissosy note having become
due and payable, and the said Maria Green and
Stephen H. Green having failed to pay the same,
excepting the sun Of two hund cd an forty dol
lars which was remitted, l, Abner Dawson,
Trustee as aforesaid do 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 2sth day Of December, A. D. 1861, 1t the hour
oftwo o'clock the afternoon Of said day, at the
Court House door, in the city Of Davenport, ex-
pose and offer Tor sale, at public auction. the
parcel Of land above described, or 90 much there
Of - shall be necessary TO satisfy and pay the
amount Of said note, with the interest thors-
on TO the day Of SALE together with oil the costs
and expenses attending said sale, costs of this
| nosice and Trustees fees.
Dated the 2sth day Of November, A. y. 1861.
ABNER DAWSON,
Tpua
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fNRUSTEE'S SALE.-Whereas. on the 18th
: Gay q February, A. D., 1853. John II. Cotes
and Elisa n: Cotss, bis wife, executed unto II. b.
Mathews - Trustee. certain Deed Of Trust, con-
veying to ssid Trustee the land in Scott county.
Iowa, described - follows, to- Wit: Tho west half
Of lot two in block thirty-two 3D. In the city
OF Davenport which said cor veyance was made
BY the said John II. Cotes and Eliza H., his wife.
Ter the purpose Of securing the payment Of two
certain promlssOry notes and tho interest thereon
signed by said John II. Cotes, dated the 18th day
OF February, A. D., 1858, and payable n follows:
One for enc hundred and forty four dollars, duo 10
six mouths, and the other for thirteen hunred and
forty.four dsllars, due in one year from the date
thereof, on which notes there l. now duo and un-
paid the sum Of 81 1851.
And now, said notes having become duo and
payable and the said John II. Cotes having failed
70 pay the Same. !, H. Il. Mathew,
Trustee - Aforesaid, do hereby give this
public notice. that by virtue Of the power which
in me vested by said Deed Of Trust, on Fri
day, the 28th day Of February. A. d. 1867, II
the hour Of ten s'co,k 10 the forenoon u said
day, At the Court House door IN the city of Dav
snpert, expose and offer for sale, At public auo.
ton, tho parcel Of land above described, or 50
much thereof ~ shall be necessary to satisfy
and pay the amount Of said notes. with the in
tsrest thereon 10 the day Of sale. together with
oil the costs and expenses attending said sale,
costs Of this notice and Trustse's fees.
Dated the 9th day Of February, A. d. 1852.
H. b. MATHEWS,
fbG-dts Trustee.
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cyTATE OF IOWA, SCOTT COUNT, S.
= In tho District Court Of said county.
Henry Miller, Plaintiff, ". Anna Frederick, John
A. Frederick, Philip Bets. William Al. DsIsell,
w. w. Parker, Frank Pnmer, Soon on Helm
by. l.e.i Davis, Samuel G. Yousg and william
Sadoris, Defendants.
0m0IHAL NOTICE
70 the said Defendants
You and each Of you are hereby notified that
there IL nov on 6ls in the Once Of the Clerk OF
the District Court Of Scott county, Iowa, petit
40. Anna Frederick and John A. Fredesick, the
Gun Of i've hundred t$500] dollars. With interest
thereon from the % day Of June, u, 1925, o
the rate Of ten per cent. Per annum. - money que
him on . certain promissoTy notes e1ecu!eo ~
said Anna Frederick and Johs A. Frederick On
de 18th day Of June, 1855, asa payable os tne
l4th dey Of December, 1883. Said Pstition also
NAYS for the foreclosure Of certain mortgage on
the following described real estate stoe.ea y the
vsnci.e Afty (sO feet due south Of the south-east
eo,ner q lot number four In block number th,r-
tv-tvo sci Of the city Of Davenport; thence run
I'm. vest eighty [5Ol fest thspce south twenty
i2oi feet; thence sast eighty tS0] feet
thence north twenty [20] feet to the
place Of bsginsing, sxesutsd By said Anna Frsde-
riek and John A. Frederick. on the l4th day Of
June. A D, 1856, for tho pulpoes It securing the
payment Of the above dsseribsd psomisseEy note.
OF bsfoes noon of the sseond day of the mart term
of aid Court 70 b. bsgun end keldso % The Hsse
NonAay Of February, 4 d. 1864, ds6asit viii s
ssssrsd against Jon and jadgnsat ssa1sssa tAsss-
00e ~ a8
I'm. C0N0Dou.
delOl Attorney lov:Plainsi
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dc3O-dts
ORIGINAL NOTICE IN FORECLOSURES

ORIGINAL NOTICE IN FORECLOSURES.
State ., iowa. County In pi..rio. Court.
John hornby ~: George b. Hawlsy, Daniel =
nawley, Jas. d. Rsa, Miles Lewis. Jas. Sn..,
Wm. fsridsy. Executors Of the estate OF Hei.
on U. Fersiday. deceased.
To the above named Defends
. ~ are hereby notified that the petition Of
the above named plaintif Was filed in The an.
Of the Cleik Of the District Court Of Scot, con
y, on the ninereen,h (l9) day OF December lei
claiming Of you the 81 m Of $500 50Iu0 .;,i :.
tsrsst from The llth day Of April, 1851 The sam.
beinE the amount duo on . certain prom;s.o,s
npte given By George B. and Daniel 4. Havley
payanhie % tas order Of !oha Horaby. bearing IT,
Interest annually ct 10 psr cent. said note con
tsins condition, that said note is net 70 b.
deemed due sntil the paymsnt and di.ehs,y. -
certain mortgage, sxecRtel u secure q ce,,sin
amount Of the School Fund and tho said moi.
gage has nov been paid and discharged. Pls,..
iii also claims Of you the foreclosure Of oer,sl.
mortgage. gwen 10 secure the said note, and uy..
GA tho ia!loving isads, to Wit: That part Of lat
10; oae l.) in block City -four (S4,) in the city
Of Davenport, described ~ follows, viz: Begin
ing at the south east corner Of said lot m
vest sxty-four (6s) feet to the south vest cerner
OF said lot thence north eighty 500 feet thence
east sixty -:ousto4( fset thsnce south eight,
Noa) 1901 70 t1e place Of beginniny. And unless
you appear thereto and defend before noon O,
the second day Of the next regular term of ,be
Scott County DISTRICT Court, 70 DO holden on The
first Aonaay Of February, 1852, default vii, hs
taken and entered against you, and juden On, ,en .
iered thereon. And the defendants, James il
Rea, Miles Lewis, James spssF and WIN. FerrI.
day, Executors Of the estate Of Helen C. F,,ri
day. dece nsd, are hereby noti6eI that no psrsor.
al claim in made against them in the above ac
| ton. LANE SKINNER
Ats'ys for PFC by order Of the Cour,
fb2-d4W