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The New York herald., 1863-06-27
Coroasrs' 1nqussss.

MELANCHOLY Aenpyu Dvisos srssu.-As two
isborers, named John kst aud Michael Coy were
ssged 10 ccApipg a slns a, No. ~ Division street, ca
Thurssav afternoon they we're observed a. snk from ex
hansticb aud Il feared that tbey wo1ld both he fuf
fosaisd A nan named Ward tescerdcd 20 the relief oi
the sufferers when be TOO wss seized with pro.uator
caused By the sI'Cvs which arose from the and
would have died had nftsnt AID been rendered hin
by s0me bystsnders. hist and Coy taken out IN
an isseusb condition and conveyed to the New York
Hoptal where the former econ Afterwards expired 10
great Agony Coy sti eiiss bu, itts horef enter
~ med Of bic recovery Coroner Widey held inquest
uIon tie body of hbet yesterday, when the jury
dered . verdict " accordance with the above facts
FArAL Acongxrl--Freder X. Distbsr driver Of q
truck for brewery Forty seoood street tjed rhurs
day Al IA. resdebce corner a. Ttetb street and rhrd
avenue from 10 ur received Monday Last, when be
fen from bis seal the pavsmsrt rssturinr he skull
Coroner widey held inquest uTon the body Deceased
Issves wife and two thLdrcn
The body of an unknown man o nude riats was
found 10 the rast river. The foot q rventysrtb
street and Coroner widey VIII bold the inquest a. day
Peter scherrucf four year. od sac over the
u h psrests No 3Os Weri thirty ninth street
by hatcher csyt irivenby rtiip oos, and killed Tho
driver vas arrested ans bed 10 svs The result o
nss inquest
wears OF age found drowned toe dock foot u Perry
sweet Iec.a,ed bad dsrs striped deAins drsss,
bisek ate 10 shaw and blacs hooc
IN. name N the peryou who committed suicide "a Wed
pesfay Al TIE quor store No 5 Tenth Avenre BY blow
iur OH brains James Kerr. He wsea native ID
ot.And. .forty years of age
Ibe names, n tbe soc q pug Mcrow who was shot
a, ne vot chrse, No. 40 Brocne street sst1r.
dsy n,spt srd died 90 Wednesday, commenced yes.
t,risy by Corpusr wd.y but not concluded 1ne psr.
n VIII shot him has no, bern arrested.
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pears by tclegraphic despatch which We pub
iish to-day But this is not enough. He ought
to be tried by court martial for running away
from Winchester, and one Of the charges against
him ought to be based on the fact of Lis desert
Ing his wife and daughter aud leaving them in
the hands Of the enemy, which is conduct not
only "unbecoming an officer and gentleman"
but unworthy of man. Let him be tried by
court martial and punished as he deserves
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Vermont Democratic Nominations for
state Omcers.

MONTPELIER, VT, June 90, 1853.
The Democratic State Convention for the nomination OF
State ticket and for the election Of four delegates At
large 70 the next National Democratic Convention,
was held here today Charles ". Davenport chosen
President, and 2. G. Chandler, O. W. Aiken and r. b.
Rounds Secretaries ACommttsc Resolutions was sp
pointed, consisting Of H. Atkins, A. NJ Dckey, F. Pymp
ton, F. r. Wright and G. washburne.
The Committee on Nominations reported a. folisws:-
Fer Govsv~oy-T r. Redfeld, OF Montpelier.
Ftr Lieutenant Gsrsrnor-E. A. Chaplin, OF Rutland.
FW Deasursr-A. Nick. ormsby, Of Bradford.
The report was adopted
The following were reported delegates to the Nation
al Couvention-H. B. Smith, L. 5. Partridge John Cain
T. r. Redeeld. Substitutes-w. A. warmingtop, "A Nc
Lean, A. ~ Hamlet and J. " Weeks.
The resolutions adopted were the sare rs those adopted
NJ the recent Democratic Convention e Ohio with the ad
dop Of one thanking Governor seymour, OF New York,
for hs letter 10 the Albany meeting denouncng the
rest Of Vallandigham Speeches made by n. H.
smaey, Of Vermont, J. Brooks, OF New York Mr.. Wiley
Of Massachusetts,. and others. The Convention
merousiy attended and the proceedings harmonious The
afternoon session was held IN the open air the state
Hnuse common.
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The new York Yacht Club.

owing TO variety OF causes, the number yachts
the lower bay Is not largo expected. To day
the remainder Of the feet expected rendezvous in
the Horse Shoe. when the sailing qualities OF the different
yachts will be thoroughly tested Yesterday but four
vessels were visible from the Hookhree schooners and
one soop. During the day several impromptu sailing
matches took place. At dark the schooners were all
safely anchored inside the Horse Shce while the soop had
sought an anchorage higher up After the yester.
DAY the sun set with great brlancy giving promise OF
weather most suitable for aquatic sports and tho enjoy
ment OF good time by our gallant yschtmeu
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Fine Arts,

The National Academy OF Design closed its exhibition
on Wednesday last. Pecuniary well artisticaly IL
has been the most successful that presented
since the foundation OF the society.
Gsnouxs "Alps by Sunrise" is now on exhibition In
Boston, and Is crowded with visitors.
Bierstadt's "Rocky Mountains Is being exhibited at
New Bedford.
Derby announces summer exhibition al his gallery
Most OF landscape painters have closed their studios
and are gone to the country.
Church Is rustcatDg on his farm al Hudson.
Durand has gone 10 Lake George, has also Caslear
Hazene is at Narraganset and many others are at the
White Mountains
Gisnoux. Kensett De Haas Hubbard and Hart are stl
In town.
Verner Is rusticating Long Island, The hope
gaining his health, which 10 very much shattered Ho
has abandoned the idea OF returning TO France and will
spend the winter In Havana
Our portrait painters. with exceptions have
not left the city, being all6usiy employed.
The New York herald., 1863-06-27

MnRoY RELIEVED OF Hrs CoNAND.--lt bas
turned out as we said on Thursday, that Milroy
was then neither removed from his command
nor arrested, a. had been asserted by the two
radical journals in this city which had so strong
ly puffed him for promotion last winter. II
seems, however, that our discussion Of the sub
ject has not been altogether without effect. lie
hss since been relieved Of his command. as ap-
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THE ACTIVITY OF THE GOVERNOR AND STAFF
I'm another column will be found q list Of
regiments that have been forwarded from this
6tate to the assistance Of Pennsylvania and
Maryland since the invasion OF those States by
the rebels. These regiments have all beeDfur
nshed with their ordnance and ordnance stores
by Gen James C. Farrell, Comnissary General
of this State, without delaying them in their
march the least, each regiment being provided
with everything from his department as fast as
they present themselves While doing that he
has found ample time TO attend to the purchase
of arms, and aid in the organization of the Ma
tional Guard of this State, now being pushed
forward with great energy.
Thus in this State the regiments are prepared
and despatched to the seat Of operations with
great rapidity. The work of the Commissary
and other departments is pushed forward with
great activity, efficiency and energy. viii not
the President wake up to The sense Of the re-
sponsibility that rests upon him, and see that
the War Department Of his administration lie in
fused with little of that energy exhibited in
this State? Unless more activity is displayed
there than heretofore we fear that there will
soon be demand in Washington for long mill.
tary cloaks and Scotch caps.
GRAVE CHARGE MADE BY THE TRIBUNE AGAINST
The ADxrSrsrRarIoS.-The Tribune says that
our city is full Of honorably discharged, patri-
otic soldiers, who would be ready TO serve
again, but that though mustered out Of SER
vice they are not paid, and cannot learn when
they will be-" The Tribune adds that "this is
a crime for which some one should be held TO
q fearful reckoning and proceeds to ask with
n flourish "whose business il is 10 see that every
regiment is mustered out as promptly ~ pos
sible, and never mustered out without being
paid. Give us Q chance TO put the saddle on
the right horse He shall feel IT, Brave
words these. But has the Tribune been for the
EAST year and half in some Sleepy Hollow,
khat II Is 30 oblivious Of the fact that Salmos p.
Chase IL Secretary Of the Treasury The last
Congress voted money without limit to him, and
Mr.. Stanton ought to be able to have money for
the troops for the mere asking for H. The re
sponsibIlity rests, therefore, upon Mr.. Chase
who has been too busy In intriguing for the
Presidential election TO attend to the proper
business Of bis department We have now
riven the Tribune - chance TO put the saddle
,n the right horse" IL remains TO be seen
shetber Greeley will make him feel IT, The
crime" IA one that demands "a fearful reckon.
ng"
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Cosds m nation Of Prize vessels.
USIrED eTArys DISTINCT corkT.
D.f f..a. ~

Jrrs % - Fnai Decree "a Prf, CD,, His Honor this
uorb ng directed 1nai DEGREES of condemnation and for
fetre be catered against the schooner Rsns navn
aud cargo asd the sloup keBe and cargo with eave 10
claimants 10 the OF the Rising Dawn " move the
court within four days after the entry - the decree for
q relesr Inl npon fnrther proos
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THE WEEKLY HERALD
The Best and Cheapest Nevspsper q"
tho World.

The Best and Cheapest Newspaper q"
tho world.
mo WkxLr HsR.iB. for the p csent wocs. 'ea1y ih"
(Saiurday) morning will contain
Iui aud authentic details from special CORES
ponden, Of the Recent Battle Winchester accoan "a
with Map showing the Rebel ine of Aivanos ana me
rost ons o. the Unlon Forces
The latest reports OF the Movements u ths Pssos IN
renasJ Jlvsnin AMI MsTylspd
Reporis OF tno Movements oi Hooser's Army. Win '
account of the Great Ciy,y Fight bst-esa rlss.snons
and stuart's Forces
Tho lnes aivce- egard % hs rostcs o1 ths seSoa
of v,cksburg and Port Hudson
Tho latest news from North aud south Cafolini Ten
nessee. Kentucky Mexico. aagau,. Europa 'nf 'lhsr
portions Of ca, worI1.
Postry--f The Northern lsvssoa o. Iso."
what tbs invasion Of Ls,'
This EOrthsrn inysaion by Iss'
Oaa any ono tell the eKteat Of h,s lines
Ana Why he cuts np such lmpe tinent ehse,
Oa strsto ap North, or raid 10 tho West,
Tbis great rebel army ot ise'
A story or the Rsbsl Rs,i--A ride la ths Cars from
Philsislpbia 70 Warrington.
An interesting account OF "Aa Adventure with Cue
rilas."
Agr,cutarh-How the Crops Iook-rhs occhard--rhs
Fruit Gsrden-How DwAn rress Made
Sportins-Racins and Trottns BAi-Aqustios sc.
Facstis and quantity OF very interesting mlsceila
neous reading.
Il will also coatain keyiews of tho Money. Provision.
Cattle. Horse and Family Markets Editorials on Promi
Events OF the Day Ship News aud reports OF all
other Interesting and important news.
Single copies Ave cents. Annual subscription price
ono copy .................'.....'. nN
Ihoo oopios
rNo coP'os.'
lou coP'os 40
ANY larger number, addressed OF subscribers
ol 80 each. An oxtra copy will be sent to every club OF
ten. Twenty copies, TO address. year eSS and
any larger number price An extra copy will be
sent 10 clubs Of twenty TAee MAKE fA< WEEKLY
nxRALp ne cheapea publication n> oosslry
straw Hats. 30 cents.
STRAW HATS rs CENTS
STRAW HATS ~ ~.
STRAW HATS 81 IS
STRAW HATS D 60
STRAW HATS o. %
STRAW HATS ;; 50
STRAW HATS ~ o.
STRAW STRAW HATS HATS ssS ssS
AT 0ENISs SIS Broadway.
Gold window Shades.
WHITE HOLLAND SHADES.
q. L. J. b. kelly, $50 Broadway
400 and 202 BOwery.-Ths Cheapest
0' 0''' GKo 4 HUNTER co
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NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
Loss OF THE GUNDoAT SUMTER,
DETAILS OF THE CATASTROPHE
ke., ks.. ks.

FoKTirSs MONROE, Juns %, 1895
The Yorktown corolisr Of tho Esd inst reports the
following deaths In tho Nelson General Hospital there
June H. Louis Furmsn Ono Hundred and Twenty seventh
New York Volunteers, June 49, W. c. Bentley. Une Hun
dred and Kory third New York Volunteers June 10 john
A purvs, One Hundred and Foriythrd New York voiuu
teers; June 81 Edward Lewis Ono Hundred aud Forty
third New York Volunteers
Four rebel desertsrs arrived Forress Monroe this
morning from Yorktown. from wises army.
All the patients who wers in tho hospitals 5unoix
have boon removed to the Hampton and chesapsske no,
pitais, a. this ia q much healthier locality.
rain storm commenced here ~ early hour this
morning. and continued up 10 Ave O'Clock this Afternoon
Rain much needed here
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Court Of Appeals.

The following the calendar ~ the Court Appeals for
NJ pday June gs-N0s 81 40, i20, III i2z, iz3, I2l
ls ~ and gil calendar Of 1872 Hcs. 20 and 70 A. IN
x,vpg the l~xa tender question b. being srgred and
uln Insume 10 das and 70 mcrcv.
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HsatY p.s4as- The Hndscn 0dsai, states that the
usrl.tn RAJ ROAD Company hs. pad 20 Hcery y. Silver.
nail " AnlrAm the udgmeot ot % oo rendered 10
cent .git brought against the csnfany N r~rovev
damages fr inufles rscssvst ~ the psinsn whie
riding IA their cars vszs ~ lsst winter.
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Royal Havana Loetery.-3O Per Cent
premium paid for prres. Information furnished Highest
price paid for Doubioons snd all kinds Of Gold ana Silver
TAYLOR & co, Bankers 10 Wall street, N. Y
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Eight Cartss de vtsite for 81. OF Un-
eauaed style and nnish TATs corner OF Corsndt and
GTeenw ch streets
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The Duke's Device at Three and =
quarter Of eight O'Clock TO day ut BAkNuMs Little People
at all hours
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Ferris d Sons Own and Paris Boots, !,
Shoes Ao 81 Nassau and 90 Broadway two doors below
Fourth street
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Prizes Cashed In ~ Legaifxed Lotteries.
Inform alton given JOSEPH BATES, Broker
II Wal street. room No. L. n. Y.
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Eight Cartes de ylstse for One Dollar,
IT BALcH new GALLERY ass Broadway nesrOrand street.
late Barclay and Greenwich str-ets.
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4 Clear COnsc ienee.-How Brave \ Man
walk along Brosdwsy bear the heaviest burdens GER
form the dntes II he wears Hst purchased Of
KNOX, the halter He has clear COINCIDENCE void o. Of
fence ards God There dpo spring, spr
inspiration like this To feel that have Knor Hat on -
TO feel that have omitted task and left obligation
untitled This fis the with sstisfation and the soul
with strength. KNOX is No 22 Broadway, northeast
corner of Fulton street
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straw Hats for the Million, at Whites,
70 every style and variety. Also Military Hats aud Caps
ZIG BrOAdwny
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
HAGANs MAGNOLIA BALM
rhi. do shtui and sr,r.ordia.ry article change. the
burnt face aud hands pcary texture Of rav'hns
beauty impar,ng marble purity Of youth aud dis
tingoe appearance Iavnx the oIiy belle Of fashion
1t frocte. pmpe. and roughne'' fro" the
skin leaving complexion e.h transparent aud smooth
II contain, no material uron, to the skin ~
aud opera sager Its whs, lady should
have Sold everywhere.
a GAS APPARATUS
COUNTRY rP5N ss, rpMAnps - ''
GEO. KITCHEN co, s6i sroad~sy
A DOUBLE NUMBER FULL OF EsoRAv1SGs.
AAux Sc. yet 6Iyas pugIsIa sr Ju, contain.
ola. Gh,5,s,.. .ns Ec.spss. q Lori nsSss.C
d.,r..S Fl p.sp , os Human Ismrsra%ents
New yaeisl Angle; WITH Iia.,rs,iq%n.1 % EInso.oer-
rss@ous r sisS,grse sorI1Ssh, w%Esr:cisip'oy
9ri Rs, Lie n hSw .ss
Religious Nstnre-Aecopn selny-fAiaiy. Ae ony ID
FOWLER WILLS NY.
THOUSAND KEPKlGnnsIoRs
uE. D. BAssFoRD ) Hoa.esSep-r Ora, B.raar.
cooper INSTITUTE Astor place Come one come all
AN. ELEGANT MONOGRAM QUARTER REAM
EHRRDELLs s sro.2~sy e@1as9 of %ss Dasn.
A NBRosIA or DIR. srERLISo's Is A STIMULATING
n OILY srust u roots, barb and herbs !, Al dis
Ing a.ndT@n, pe,.S. Ss bar rom fas o., o. arnag
rsma,prey ssy and s..s. rsS hg1 A. eng Be
: s$*:$s :ss 3; y |:'E:i|$ss sII::i$s
Soss S9s SkSTisk SESk sDr sSr Ok Ok sTrkkLiS9s srkRLiSS
Al fGs a e 'i5 5r s'fi.Tp' siRsfsa sTi sa
Coksss, BuSloss lNyEsrEp SAILs. ac. CURED
as,o. or1ss c;e. .s sn " .ns BE- AnnAof cures ''''
CoKss, BuSroxs. INVERTED SAiLs ENLAEGED
y oln asd a. d..s,ss q ne i.e, eil,a sho,s ysin
or e & 20 ,ns patent =, d. HhSh.s sr
surgeon. u me ei,y.
nR J. II scnEscK.
o, rS1aigs ' rom =. fs,n - hGsi s,, as ,ol s
y nvs q. ho.s slnsrns nom dse.ss 4 he Lung. Liy.r
.ssmGaior OF Tho Lnns. sih %. Rsspromssf.
LIVER coNrLAiSr
~. ensss va, s,r ss, ., tsf.,s' .s na's o. '.'
usn " obsT lron Of "a, orsan ne eomen .yn,pom. q
psfees 3 ' 90 ss.srs .ess siasaiiy q y.s
iorr"d ,oIsl. - y spts 20 ,S.as s.srss
sore tu.s And alArh'a a. sAfr, shi f,rsrs sossrss
AM a. - na.i tse be- or pa'rous., 90 10
our u . on = 'l p @ ~ 80 ~ p. ~ - -
rSae, - ,slagsr, aor.s it.r 80 ~ if., 40
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Omc1a; Drawlngs murray, Eddy 4
Co.. Kentucky and Missouri State Totteries
KxxrucEr. ExIRA CLAN sa9-June %. 1853
81, 80, 20, 26, g. 7S 6S, 49, ~, SO, 81. So, At, IA
KENTUCKY. CLAss 35O--Jups ~. 1853
Is. ca. 10, 33. 90, II, -. IS, =, Is. 81. 81, Z.
Cirenlar sent free OF charge By undressing eiher,o
MUkkAY. EDDY 90
Covington. Rv II, LOUIS IL
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IN. P.rk Conoert To-dev,

The Park Commissioners announce that there will be
music Al tho Park the Mall to-day, at four o'clock,
by the Park band under the leadership Of p Dodworh
the weather Is due. Tho following s the programme
l. Park March. H. b. Dodw0rth
2. Overture 10 the "Czasr zimmerman" LorSzing
3. Brndki. from the opera OF "Ione". Petrelia
4 Mazurka "1he Bel .........................H .HAmps
n.
s. March "Miltaire" mo 10T ,251 Franz Schubert
8. Overture "Euryanthe ........ .... Won Weber
!. Selection from ''De Zauberdots". Mozart
.. Scherzo from ymphony in minor .Mendeissoha
0. Quick march, "6ay and Happy. '......... Downing
10. Selection from era Davolo o............Au Auber
II. sSuuucrt
IL Fraung's frer (Spring sounds) Galop ..... Gung
The National Pot Poufri
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straw Flats for Ladies, Misses and In.
tsnis for promenade, riding travelling either trim
med unrmed also school aud dress Hats aud Caps for
bows emba racing diversity OF materials and shapes IN
felt. Goth sud straw, al BANIAS corner OF Canal and
Wooster streets
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Tie ePBRENOLoGICAL JOURNAL. July, double
bsr with portraits and characters OF Lord BrOusm Anna
l. Dickinson. stonewsu Jackson aud Dr. Dion also
Noses llusrasd the Tempersments Ply logy, Eth
poosy, Physiosnomy, Relation OF soul aud BODY new
Fscial Angle Well balanced Heads, somnsubullsm, q
Roy couriship Instinct and Reason, Social Relations
kr
VIII be ready AT 10 o clock To-day
See adv .eLn snls and hAndhll. for rAr,LcnlArs
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Mor"E"s' Aor"hHs''
MorHpRsiu
Don'r FAIL TO PROCURE MAS wIHsLow's s0ora.
mo sYRUr FOR cnILDRES rEErHINa
This valuable preparation /. the prescription Of 90.
the best female physician. the United s,.tss
aud has been ussd for thirty With never failing ssfcts
BY millions OF mother. aud charen from the
fseels n.au, OF old IN the sault
Il not only relieve. child pain inyisor.iss the
stomach and bowels seidiiy snd gives
energy whole .ys,.m viii almost Instantly r-is.s
0RIriY0 IN THE BOWELS ASD WIND COLO
We believe the hes, aud sure. Remedy a the World d.
all case. Of DysgSTEny and DIARRHrA in cuiLDRRS.
whether 1t from is-,hns FROM any other
Puil direction, for using vii accompany each b.'a.
None genuine uns.. the fso-.imiic Of CURTIS rEs
Kiss. New York. 1. on the outside ~rspe-t
soa by all Medicine Dealers.
rr,c. on, "a cents bo,''s
once IS DEy srREEr NEW YORK
And SIS High Holooru. London. TasI.sd
wi - .y.r, c,u,.v,.
Insurance COMPANY.
ins Broadway. cosnsr of Pias .irs4
THIs COMPANY ISsuEEs 's.ns, all sAsrsK Risks.
iscLeprsa
RISK or CAPTURE M REBEL CRUISERS
JAMES LonixxR cR.gAs,
Secretary
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To NeWsnsen.

~ Csrtes de visite taken In Superior
style n No. 8 Bowsry. for o.
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Hyats's (" A. ~" or Doubls sssssg,b
LIVE sALsAN
Tts nosi sssisia carsti.s q, tBL HATisF
scfOrCLA. DrsPEfris
an A dlseas~s of great iuyurttY u the BLyOD
OniT % ~ hsf ~ ths JFtarira dspNi
1S Grand stree, o. per t~is
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CaavSsli. Apsshsesry SD Chs~siss.
cv~per u E.es,h svssns sns rwsay ssht fts,t rsss
de15ppeo eGDseeef vfts ere
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Hicks Il Company, 4sO Broadway, east
side three doors below Broome all hrst oisss Sewing
Machines for sale and 70 rent
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New sewing Machine Emporium.

No f5 Broadway near Twenty second street
This emporium Tor the eghhi'iub aud sale Of he
C.ietraisd Grlyer A bastT Machines
the nnsctur.r prices hss ossn otsDsd for the
modsion g aides residing 10 th. upprr part u ne iiy
where Embroder1ns Bfsidng TurEng Q'1ifns Hen
Fitctins H. Ntsd Nv 81
npfice Children 0io Ladies Porn sh
ins made order sewing Ns hines. With
operators sent g. families ~ the osy week
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-26
TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS, on the lith day Of January, A. ID.
w 1897, James Renwick executed unto Jane.
G. Aossman as Trustee, q certain Deed of Trust,
conveying 10 said Trustee the land in Scott
county, Iowa. described folows, to-wt -
Commencing At "a p.int!orty 40 feet north from,
the corner Q. Fox and Harrison streets; thence
continuing north forty (so) feet thence west
eighty So feet; thence south forty io) feet
thence east eighty So feet 10 the place OF be-
ginning said parcel Of land being apart Of lot
No four 4, block No twenty - in the city of
Davenport. and State 0. Iowa This deed was
given Tor the balance Of purchase money and
Simultaneous with the deed conveying the
above described premises by David Hill to
Jane. Renwick. Which said conveyance was
made by the ssid james Renwiek Tor the
purpose OF securing the paynen, Of two
certain promissory notes and the interest
the lith day Of January A. u. 1857, and payable
as follows: One fer one thousand dollars, pay
able on the frst day Of April A, ID. 1858, and one
for one thousand dollars, paya 10 on the first day
of April A. 1883. with interest at the rate of
ten per cent. Per annum. The la I note having
been paid ana the interest on the first note hay
ing been paid up 10 September l-t, 1859, and four
dollars being paid on the principal of said first
note
And now, said p-oInissory note having become
due ana payable and the said James
Renwick having failed to pay the first
mentioned note, the said Mossman hav-
ing left the said county Of Scott, and be-
irg unable TO act as Trustee. Frank Plumer has
been appointed by tho County Judge of SAID
Scott county, 10 act as such Trustee in his stead
|. Frank Hummer, Trustee by appoint,
mcnt as aforesaid, do hereby give this
public notice, that by virtue Of the p.wer
which ia in me vested by said Deed OF Trust. |
will Oh Friday, the ID dsy Of July, A. ID. 1868,
At sho hour Of o'clock 10 the afternoon OF sad
day az the Court House door in the city Of Dsv-
enlo,t, expose and offer for sale at public auction
the Parcel Of land above described, or
90 much thereof ~ shall be Leccs,ary
q satsfy ani psy the amount II said
notes with the interest thereon 70 the day Of sale
t0ge her with all the costs and expenses attend ny
said sale, cosn Of this notic- aad Trustees fees
Dated tho sth day Of June, 4. d. 1883
iues FRANK PLUMEB, Trustee