davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1863-06-25

have the most perfect organization Of aby
State in the Union. The Journal says:
This Tar is probably to be closed By COM
bination Of Volunteer rs and Militia the Vol
unteers for permanent work In the field, aud
the Militia to cooperate with them In some
combined movement which, sooner or later.
Will oe deemed necessary, and which will
give the death blow to the rebellion. The
time for such combination may not be Jet:
but It will come. And the loyal States should
beprepared for 1t. New York will be prepar.
ed when her National Guard is organized as
this Order contcmplates.
, 1863-06-25

GENTLEMEN: Your Communication Of the 18th
inst, requesting me, If not positively inconsistent
with my feelings, to continue In command OF the
post Of Co1inth is received and has been carefully
considered.
appreciate the confidence you hare In nc, as
expressed IN your communication, and we're 1t not
seven months, and that In Its present position It
rceds ny personal attention, I would gladly accede
to your request. 4 sense Of an imperative duty
owe tho noble regiment have 60 long commanded,
alone induces me to take this step.
Accept, gentlemen, my sincere acknowledge
ments fos the complimentary way you allude to
me as soldier and business man. Believe me,
very respectfully, your obedicnt servant,
4. L. CuETLAIH,
Colonel 18th Illinois Infantry.
To MeEers. Murray g. Thompson, Brown & Web
ster, James 81. Bartlett, and others.
, 1863-06-25

| 90 a 4boo-p of +ha ,ror-oss ~ oroot7,, III,
dave7onment +beorv ~ n,rv,n ,,ov he rsc1r
onea thc hest At a11 cventa whether FAX
agree with this philosopher or not. they can
not fall to see that there is something .yer,
like whale" in it. The gorilla seen By Dr.
Challon, however, is. not new discovery
He was made known to Europe two centuries
ago, by IN Englishman named Battel, who
was long resident Of various parts Of Africa
vas in Office under Spain, In the Angelo
country, and lived many years in the Kingdom
Of Congo. Tho book before us contains d
long and very interesting account of the
travels Of this yeracious Engllshman, and
quotes his description of the It sPoDgo," rs the
gorilla was called bY tue natives In his time.
The natural history Of the apo Is written out
In the subsequent uarcs with a verv pra,b;c
md clever pen. md is ono of the nnost rnta-.
ta1n1nr. instructive and snrpestive boota
which We hare met with since Darw3n,s cb,1.
1enre to the ethno1oey and natural history of
man, as they are propounded by fossil
writer's. The chapter uOn the Fossil Re.
mains Of Man" is more wonderful and start
ling by far than the doctrine Of mans gorilla
ancestry. or any other doctrine Announced In
modern times. II reads ltkc n new revc1,.
tiop, md proves. from incontestib1e evidence.
that of na,nre herself whfc,, shc h,x Written
in tra pco1opico1 norcs of her ran,r1-a aha
boot ca11ed thc Earth that man "a ,t 1c,st 80
o1d "a t,e mammoth
.,,,1, ,.. r,-, l. ,.z.
s c. CRIES { CO. 0N ~ 1Ae8''' e"'e''o'
Al1an ,s tlo na.ae oi story "n'cn comes
,,, 10 Us "1lnoa1 oe.ns eseal.eo 10 aoyoody'
.uae eomsoooy ",ote IT. however, Is e't-
asn. lon. Luz leat .aicnn "alen SHOWS i1sen
~ s tn.ougn .ne aooA. "c snoala nave i'ked
=. s, ne..s5 = i. nau osen ~ 4"'e'sea" DOOR, ae-
s tha are,t ~ strnaa,n ' and h.tt,a aDa ~ pslsy,n
,,es ,us ~ s..ss ,1, anu oa..lo " Ameslcan
49, 49,. tha,. aa,,at'n " III s.snu, 7 .sa'n ~
tba v,.t .,,omes 1vh;.h c~ow, ,.s a,n,,;.a.san A'
~ M s,sn,aat @ +a,. - s.ar,na a l.s sn1.soa'
.en.s 49, " aaa.;.oH. a .',e u pos.le.1l tfels-
, 1863-06-25
Present Statu. Of the Negro.

The nceroes are now fighting the Un,on ,,,t.
f1es in the sontb. they are f,eh,;nc The rchc,
hatt1es in the tame norton of onr cornnor
country: they arc t3rhtinr tn. batt1es n
France in Mexico: md even the Imoer,,1
Capstal Of France is now in part rarrisoncd
by negroes. The negro race We think is In =
fair way to be recognized as Of TINT port;on ot
Gods work which he characterized as a s.1ittIo
lower than angels" Tic world does move.
----
FA1 oCT OF D1S1E.-lhc Augusta {Ga)
th'o"'ese cnfonicies some OF the pereeFina-
tions ot 'allano'gham IN Inc conisderacy. On
honcas, tue ttn, nc nau got rs LAT North as
, 1863-06-25
COL. A. L.. CRHETLAIN.


The citizens, merchants and business men,
residents in Corinth, Mississippi, having
learned that Col. a. L. Chetlain, of the 12th
Illinois Infantry, in command Of that post,
was about to remove to more important
field Of. action, addressed him the following
petition, to which he made the reply that fol
lows. The Col, has at all times, in field and
In camp, discharged his duties in manner
acceptable to bis Government, and to the
community in which he may be thrown, aud
it is with deep regret that his friends in Cor
inth are called upon to part with him:
CoRrsTH, Miss, Junc Is, 1858.
Col. a. L clet1aiD, Commanding Post Of Corinth:
DEAR s1n:--We. your undersigned petitioners,
merchants and buisness men OF Corfath, having
h.ard, with regret that you contemplated retiring
from the position Of Commander Of this Post, and
having ut all times held in high appreciation your
talents and abilities as thorough soltier and
business man, do most earnestly request, III not
positively incoDeistaDt with. your feeings,) that
you still continue to remain our most highly
esteemed Commander ar thf8 INST
, 1863-06-25

" A ARIETIE
Nos. HIS Il 1I7 Dearborn St,
VAN FLEET &C1LADW1CK-..1 .1essees and Managers
GEO. F. .McDoNAID.-.......... Manager.
Best and Coolest Place OF Amusement
In Chicago.
The great Spanish D1nteuse.
M NJ H. ZOE,
The celebrated PaatotnInlst,
MONS. xATE5,
In coujunetfon with the best stock Company IN tde
United States
~ EVERY ONE STAR.
Dress Circle tfor ladtcs and gentlemen accom-.
paaEE tEeu1. cents
N.B-WAnted Immediately twenty ava young ladies
for the Corps de Ballet. 1at9gJG1w
, 1863-06-25

JULIUS BAUER.
JAMES BOLTON,
Agent for l. II. Singer 4 Co.
j. II, BRUCE d co.
TUEO. MKSDELSOS.
At the close or the Concert. tue gifts will b. drawn
IN the presence or the audience by committee ap-
pointed By the audience to supeiatend The drawing
Doors cpen ut Z. Concert to commence at ~
o'clock. Tickets Il, jei $50 tw
, 1863-06-25

|. A RLINGTON, LEON AND
~ pONEIKERB NINsTEEIB.
Opera House. Randolph street. botwaon tho Matteson
and Sherman 1lousea.
M0SDA1 s EVEa1SG: e.: Jnns II 20 an1 eyeEy evening
SEASON: Ihs slsnets Twlas tha costaa Brothers;
Mother. I've Come Home to Die. nightly High
Daddy; Her conyentton: &C. Tuesday. June ga.
IL oil. =. poyG1ER Doors open at * commencing
ask o'clock T. MATE6Eo on Saturday, June 18th.
comm encrg at3 O'Clock 2. Il. Admission s cauts.
chilre1 under Jeszs Of age Mat1es ony cents
je9iE55 1W-. r. s. .DISGESS. AEt.
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IaPoaraNT ExECUToRs' SALE.
u SINfS-fWO
SPLENDID BUILDING LOTS

situated
BERGEN HILL,
oriv rnd hsf aiies tie ferry In jersey City
Tah EINEsT SITUATION IN THE VICINITY or
Ma YORK,
sslil lie @ll Monday neat February 10 Al =
D. N, ny tEo, HkkOH a WOOD. AuctIouc.rr - Mant.
ce.is f'st, lrYy VI y, where further pAr.
firuiAf i1. b. tahed. fte indsputabe. Terms very
.asY. WOODBRIDGE HUDSON,
CHARLES SULLIVAN,
1xecUtogs' estate oil SAM. L. aldo, deceased
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NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY IA, 1863.
AMUsEMENgs.

ADJUSTMENTS.
: ava. KKrSE's THEATRE
e ~ and aD Mana e., MIS- Lasrs kssae
Doc" ss'a. GREAT Success Ssss'' before 0'''1
RON GIT srr- A NJ. ka Nsiss 'ssf iGatifr
Sixth ~eek o. hs "s "a So a%,sSs u
THE Esi> sEss OF TSs IfRESOH
''' Of per ''0r Mss Il a g. "' uSG '' Sf ssl
having depuee all drts,,, q 'a sj ss%2and Of
egEEx OF SFtuso sA' ~ AND SONG.
defender Of 1' IAN sk 4 '. sna N. ,ooD.
rA' public ' sfs%Tsa 'Hss S 81
q 81 shat y ssa &C s:s s,,.ese IN We
'Asa' ATT Tic OK ING ~ Esr ass
has been prepared AID VII IN Pop
into eos cSa ss 's sxiss y ss sa.s
yxtk oSE WITH rHK GOLDEN LOCKS
Ma SSaa An old j jss rssr
Mr wacoS ST. '.....ss................... The King
in' A'4'e NEW SELECTIONS or ausi6 = ''''''"
have SIX M Ta a sAsEs AND Mr. a. xAspER
e. IL psss IT. oSSs sak ~ ''nd
Queen L%s.SGr .ssa ann lss F.r oqs WA Inc
s: e.: g sss. q. Il X sss II: e. n,
rssas ss% sss,9.s called ,s rs gssr
Thousands through never falling samPssis.s III, wa.
Original JACOBS y travelling merchant, connection
Of Mosesl la the "Schoci for Scandal" tntro-
duced expressly 10 prove Mrs W0od's devotion
King fss ss sa,Sat ssSn wood
70 the Fair One With the Golden Locks. ........
Mr. walcss Or.
Prince Naryred. Mira Sedley Brown
Count Penposo Mr. J. T. Raymond
visc0unt very $3.50 Mr.. Mhrowe
Marquis fIddlefsddie .............Mr j. H. Stoddart
Lord Gut. Mr. w. Lennon
Lord Thrust. Mr. s. Robson
Molly Mopss, Housemad to the Queen Miss lone Burke
pappl0tnA. Miss Isabella Nicanson
Oaifron giant twelve feet Ia his shoes Arab Giant
Carr, an odd fish completely out OF ally
An Owl, an lus.rious foreigner. Hootcr
Maids Of Honor Ceurtiers Guards Ac By powerful Cho
and Corps de Ballet
To commences with the Comedetta entitled
BETSEY BAKER.
Sc1ls secured .en.dsys In advance.
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TAKES -TuE COLLECTOR on PELHAM ffLuAW
4 Vile rfeapeef 10 ELL - fsssy fs40s 50
wesishs3sss uess. yn rtgrtsAv 81 esft t0wae n.a
unVnth. AssR0sk PFN Di.f rON Csf~stpf.
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"a ARaiEaroN AID fNDErpxaTscr asu afvE
w fsi saast olN Gn'n4 f0s ssfSs az aw W. ftfttf
naf StffNFist - - a. ttM Fu f4ftHt fH tflsa ~
.F-s.A ". Eey hst ~ gs4 80 ra2 go
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WINES AND Lrarons.

LION sALE or kNcHAScE-AN INVOICE oY wrSEg
1T oonsNinE ~ Tort sueFry, serasn AMI he ick, "
quality feass apply ynmcdiateiv, ghe ownrr II
99lDv y Hafurs. address VIM. rAlon y. roa oEce
+ gBDs a GRAY, SUCCESSORS or w. O. RUDgAs
il CrrBrash faAace.yn.A Ale Tor sae m barrels ALL
tarsels sud ou.le1 IN MN. - HOWELL ags NJ II No IL
Tbltd avenue, corner ~ -, Mares place
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SALES AT AUCTION.

I lanes n Miller WILL SELL AT. At AUCTION y 1.1 ON
T. s y tie
asns. q 1''pes p ssssss.d See e..
a 70 ss 10 IS issss,
A uorIos NOTICE -PEaEnrE6RY SALE TO cLosa
a Al An EsTArE On. :,
SASsflEss suRSfT II
RICH FRENCH fLA Ay PIER lI AND nAhrEL MIRRORS,
SUPPOSEDLY e sfyE F1shaSoD IL sIASofoSrE
WORKS Art Drawing Room suits. slssn, octave
Eighth ss IN the
ss largest and richest assortment Of Household
Furniture oersd az auction this The furniture WAS
whole VIII be perempiorIy and absolutely sold without
DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE
e@nms.s q carved rosaood Eiaeres marble tops and
win Of pearl rosewood csairc Tab q siatua,y
two Ri sS Back
Cssrs and covered In three
Console FABLES lnad with sh and tortoise 81 n Brocsds
Win rich s ss; superb serias and Dresden China
sss s9 1oass rar .d so RI sSs
Pandora Painting, roetrs Music Crusaders. A.. aatqne
tsh Easy GLARS Bronze ciocs month; oil Paint.
tngs b., Rousseau. Inman, Huninson Cole. Lrgrand and
'''t MNGNi i Nic s' ssvEs OCTAVE rIANoFoRrE.
,aad VIC pearl am ssd pear hey cos. o Music Back
Cover Rocss Mu.Ir Hal rosewood ats,.aa oieIoth
Stair Carp is &r Ctmsegs. story Richly carved
iuscv Redstcae st. ie foals XIV. and Com
modes msich: Wardrobes DR. 'ssng Toilet Tables
Shaving STANDS Bookstts. Couch Arm Chairs Curtains
Sh,dce tornires Hair Mattresses Beds and Bendng
rstcd aa Toilet Sets Mirrors DINING Roo Furuinrrof
every kni Yea Sets Silver Ware Ivory Table Cutlerbak
Dining Table, oak D,nne Argi Chairs, 70.
No ponculent Carmen 10 cart, pack
ship goois for purchasers
A UCTIoN NOTICE. -E. ROTH, AUCTiONEER--Rx-
IA ecutors sale ni nouseapI furniture Hors. Carriage
small qisny Of ane Wines Gear payne and Liquors. sc
r. ROTH Anconeer Wa sii a. public ar ton, tins day
Ssatur fepraarg ~ ~ io eiork At lia Clinton place,
Eighth street, between Maou al street and Sixth avenue
Elecsors SAFE " Househo Furniture veivcs sells and
Ingram CaTpets flAnoo.te three elegant aror
Suits overed In brocae plush and scarlet reps; marble top
Tables rosewood Etagegcs with French plate back and
doors Turkish Easy Chairs and Lounges covered in crimson
and yc nod Work Tables Lace Win
dow Curtains, Manel Ornaments China dnd Paran Vases
Eish. Day Bone Cors magnificent collection Of
Pan.!ns. gec ion CHAIR, covered III medallion Cor
ner snd Boo ands Gas Fixtures elea, rose
Chairs Rockers Lounges Mirrors Cooks rabcs Curtains
Shades supeTb Spring Hair Mattresses Beds Bankcs
quilts Bo'siers Plow solid oak Dining Chars Extension
9abe. Buic black walnut Suit covered Svetware,
iic Cns and GiasA Ware, ivory and Table Cutlery Forks,
Spoons frrnrh rhns TIA and Dinner Sets rub and white
cut Glassware elass ana engraved Carafs Decanters
Goblet Champagnes Wines. Cre,s Finger Bowls. &C.. &c.
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~ yArgr's ifAiR DRESSING TsrABLfsBNENT uAs
Il. bfa removed from CO ~ slf brsaaway c1rneg 81
Iv eit.h street I tAlrk.
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uuNo sA4ius Ar AU,TTns-oS THURSDAY. FRB
- tt0.ok =. y. "a she pr,u.Lse. ore o. -,
ara go .4&4 H,fef Ne re - the New Scrs and Har
feia ~. M III :. Hw York ~ from wa - STA
Gioa lsle Sfic gsUbH.gt asrrg. q y. CHAPMAN
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RIO LIpuog DEALERS,
oRooERs rANrLiBs, Erc.
W. bev - nvta yo4r ATTENTION 70 thoslnc srs.ie ~
pALB ALAS AMBER AtEs AND roRTEa
NE ans N0w BREWING

unytas ElahiH Lre iss weeks made such arrange
rerts added nfeNety fca iinpnov.ssn,e 70
wryp ,Sp aAHER kIE Ar MUCH REDUCED PRICES
1a nnsqra NJ fscltet W. lpessss 40 lor the mAnufsc
49,, RI srr rALf AiES rHabtts - 10 con rets and
vrot AZ Ars.f~ any uhrttd m tho New York
ma kpt 20 Ia waoIa. bali and quarter caks act
VOL es-' - svITu BROTHER. Brewers
Fgh .nsh -e~i between seventh ana kshb Rsea. ".
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JoHsxa, RrRLEY. ELECTROMAGNETIC. SELL THIS
- day suclocs - "a q nal street. Tapestry rhTre ply
aud fguan csrrss. Lusish oeio,hs, Hair Ns,trcss~s
rosewood marble Top auA oher Burcs4A mshogsuy and
NGrdruhss sofa teds. Evens'on. CsLtr ani
other - Lounges chairs, Wash lands Beiesds, Gas
CHAMBER egfo tpraiee- f~slhrr B.ds Blankets
Cnnlgc spreads Tshe Liuen Watches. Pia,ef ware
tuto. Cai'ar suits Giaesrs SAFE, L9osip. Giasses
artcs'Ty nd ts.tss Ware, 40
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Tuesday, February H. ls6S at u ocock. At Merchants
dence oil e. K Csllins in hi 90 distinct parcels See bis
special advertisement In the Herald II IL conceded that
posAesses adv ~ any other 9th
perry In this country. FOR maps and further particularly
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4, ET,sN y co. AUCT1uSEf1. Will. SILL ON
=. N.sa.. $40, III - n uciocA a. n Howery prr~r,p
tai1 sdts ftsgs - we., faruors s..sr., tc. ron
.ltffw.e X. ta. i..s ~ Hrattcn Scotch Nononra
bela So ..ey. For sherry. madeira and rhrcs Wines,
pfe. ~ s-fni I. a, yH-1s{cs Ruu ,Ac Also barge a
~ L 4 And f3mr- sesrs fassrise brands, Tobnc.o
a. 40 ~ ras. sfs'irf.t Lqgors very ruai s;elnfaid
ri ~ 4 luFtA@ ..s ~ bixsr Chant1AauS
Iron - y cG3ra4.as Ia. stls rossfse fer cash
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1850 TtWQNr ~ ~ ~ rDMs0N FfE wut
Is $500 b.Ntfef sa ~ Il i.H eor.
100 tsrit,t DHfs a - 2 sWtte es.ff ~ . 50
=. I'm. /. rsu afr. rAsfrT Anpfg "a ~ htaa4w&f
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wv s''SttShIboN~s
IsxOUIsfTE BOOHs.-BOsCAcGfDS DfCAxEHon
IT. tn gsyesf tcTsry fesEs that rcgaled h mar
tsae. vita - heAttfl en4iAvinFa ~. "rhH hi.yss
of SsruuauH sud BJnnefOMs. vita Republication fu fal
AMI tn~ stse ps'es 20 cents "llossAus C9reass ~
s'the fs4entigg hook wrlsn, fuly tranaie
two Ian bonn gOlnm,s ~ ~ hers nj mai. Car.f4lY
ncr nent cntloaiiy pnnRe fer q
price. y bbANNhAhD pnohhh@f' ~ Am Atfe"-
~ yoU wAsr TO KNOW WHAT CosFrtTrTrs NBy
rms ~ II aiaftstlon ~ marriage, read "vftc4
Corlinoa ssn@,pa e1roas book m cot ~ reopr 40
ro1- esrY tgutsn-s tlTfN frts ri fe
nrwspaf ~ fetots-at r.. NaTncrs No Nessy str Of
the RntAor, De n. ~ FOOTE fiN BFOASs as New Iuft.
IUsT PUBLIsHEB-GExs ron cENrAEwLS.- -rHg
- rsyest ~ feast that r~vsed tte aind.
with us .iu fri Prira ~ cgsa scns rssiyata
celys " prcc, " y, q. WATSON dt Drvadsry n X
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ANTHOLOGY.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MORROW. SEVENTH
n daughter has foresight tell how and how otes
yeu marry and all wish to know thoughts
or no ply Lucky charms free; Her equal Is not 70 b
found Hor magic image In full operation. ia Lud
low street. below Houston 20 cents 0enuenen
admitted
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n Clothing unBisr wi,tin . nnont., or Nss Ore.n q
Ladies ard rn'lcfTgn has the stoy~ n
a. ecase The for0.ins prss-sroB VI % So Tor ss
Dresses ~ SIS Goats FROM ~ IN 81 fr- Pants
Ala Shaw4 Iie.A, Garpets, Furniture. tie highest price
rad Pes. all address 70 H. Nina, ~ 2ir b
Rgrnur, Eighsaenth street. Isd.ss 1tend.
Nn.z Order from Broosiyn J.rery fy punctn5iy
lsnsad -. Please remember the ORIGINAL NisU, 2aJ
k41
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTrCv Al. PRISONS NAEfSG, SELLING OR
" sug rTNoninss befehf raufi1rad
infngns ny Erisod-d rs~lus Nadine Patent. ofixi.
rsiy Issued --r~fnb~r 10 ls@s. r-ta.1ea NJ fch
10, I-@L Al irving n@eAinss q prgettsi value,
suown ~ the market. snd NJ IN lsod nnGfr
sd rsNni. ar ihffins.mrnN ~ q. sfiGsnsnts
lsfnngensats npun terms aud wihoa slKsssn
iusfe ONLY aypeAfi1fl rncr AZ iGfgn.srs
se,aaF s7u ~ yfosrcs -a =, tie
ELIAS HOWE. ia. No. ~ hfoo Ncs lost CT.
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BoeApr. ArcrfoyEER-.ny S. ]. BoaARr.-

81. ~. -, r. ~ sctek the sueion rooms No. |
y RI htafn s.teet. household Fmrurug- Lounges H..
Eas..s aee. walnut C~isa Bottom Chairs .arp.ts>
I1es he 'is.s- siesA Psnnnrs .up~rs BLACK
wa hosspy Fr-nsh b.s.tesds, isr- Hair Ma
.ts,4snx Bssy Chsit IN hzlrclotd; marbl. ton
NFs So az Co.'s Revolver. iot Books lot Tools isi
Mob A. u t.coik, az
Ais9.. II n'r'.t. harr.Ls Of Bsaus. 80
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-11
JOHN LUDEBs.
nov. n. BY 0no. n. PARRns. his stt'vi
TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS, on the 7th day Of March. A. d.
1860, las Pos.on and Harriet Postoo -.
ecatsd unto John =. Cock - trustee : esr,.;.
oe.s OF To" conveying 70 said trsstse the ma
follows, to-wit: A part Of The MOTH -. 49,.
ter Of tie southwest quarter, and : ~ - ~ ~.
south vcst quarter 81 the moi, n -vest es.s.. ~
section fonrteea (14,) township ssvss,,.s;.S ~
t7s) north, Of range iou' ~ east, Of tSs Az
Notn Beginning q . point four !, cha,ss
between sections fourteen (14) and 6f,ees TX
ana the touth-~estcorn Of Lewis G. Menu 49,.
lasd ] thence east fifteen rs chains ana .-..;.
Tour LINKS to stone theses nor,h tver,v T9S
chains and forty-three 49, l,nhs 10 s,on. W.
south east corner Of Isaac and Justus Pors..
and thence west By said Pops,s line d f,e., rs,
chains and twenty-iour ~ links 10 I no,s ~
north east corner Of said hcMurrays isnd 49,
south by said McMurfsy's east linz tv.r.. Io0
chains and forty-tbrss 49, links "a ia ~.
beginning, containing thirty one ISL sc,s. al
thirteen (l3-l0O) hundredths Of an acr, = hich
ton and w,fefer the purpose Of seour;n, -. ~ -
tain promissory note, dated March !, 1860 for b.
sum OF one hundred and fifteen dol 40 rS,,x
ana payable one year aftsrdate w."
And now said note tavinc beco.,. A..
ana payable, and tho said Elias Poston S.,;s.
ial'ed 10 psy the same. !, John r. Cook, thus.
tee as aforesaid, do hereby give this public ro,;..
that by virtue Of the power which il Ia NJ $500
BY said deed OF trust, will on SATURDAYS n. os,s
day Of December A. d. 1863, At the ho,r - ~
o'clock 10 tho forenoon Of said day, a the Cor..
House door, in tho city Of Davenport. erno.s -.
offer for sale, st public auction. the r.s. ~
Of land above described or so much thereof :. -
% necessary to satisfy and pay the amount of..i
note, with the interest thereon 10 The dsy az ssis
together with all the costs aud exnensss y.
said sale costs OF this notice and trustee's 49,
Dated the lst day Of december, A. ID isss
JHONP. COOK.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-11

Great Contra. Route to New York. NeW England
and the Conadds.
I'm AND AFTEs SUNDAY, NOVEMBER
18th. 1863. trains will leave tho Great Cen
trail Union Depot, foot Of Lake street. as follows
6 80 a m, SUNDAYS excepted. Arrive In Detroit
$50 pm; roron'o 445 pm; Suspension Bridge
4O5 . m Bufi 10 S 90 pm, Albany As p m,
New York . so p m, Boston IL SO m.
$40 p m, oat irdays escep ed. Arrive in Detroit
6 on a IN, Toronto As p m SusT PENSION Bridge
445 . m, Buffalo 90 D m, Albany 8 As, New
York i 50 IN Boston4 90 p M.
10 90 D m rsturdavs and Sunday excepted. Ar
rive in Detroit 10 90 a IN, Toronto 9 O5 p m,
Suspension Bridge 10 p m. Albrny s 40 . m,
New York As p m, Boston s O0pm.
Cincinnati TIRE ms
(via Michigan Centr Il r X
Leave Chicago q. 8 80 a IN Mail Train, 10 90 Fast
Express. The ~ 20 m Train eaying Chicago
runs through to Cincinnati without change Of
Cars or baggage,
Ruttan's Patent vcntilatng and Warming
Apparatus on all Cars Of this Company. An elegant
Smokers Gar, with Euchre Tables h as lately Zee D
added to day trains. Patent Sleeping Cars On
Light ttains Baggage Checked Through
Through Tickets for sale at all princ,p,l Rail-
road Offices in the West, at the General Cffce.
coruor Lake and De rborn Streets. (under the
fremont House., Chicago, and ga the depot.
r. Y. RICE, General oupt.
nc. WENTWORTH, General Western Pass
Agent, Chicago. dec9-H
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-11
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