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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-12

SKILL DISPLAYED BY OuR GUNNERs.-Since the
by our army and naval artilerymen has excited
universal comment. The rebels have ut times
shown great accuracy in their aim. but genc
rally under peculiar circumstances. Their
fortresscs or batteries obtain after long
practice great precision in striking vessels or
bodies of troops within a certain range This
accuracy of aim is obtained by their practising
at targets at such points as an attacking force
must pass. The guns are brought to bear upon
such particular points, and when our troops
or gunboats approach they are severely
handled. When such accuracy is displayed
by the rebel gunners an immediate cham
of position should be made The result will be
This has been cvinced several times already
during tie war, but was particularly
noticeable in the case of the iron.
clad Montauk. when she lately attacked
Fort McAllis.er. She had assumed post on
which was one the rebels had practiscd at. The
result was they struck her some forty-sx times
in quick succession. She moved, and then their
firing a. Ecr and the fleet was very wild. Her
example might serve in other cases, and we
hope it will. When our officers find they are just
in the positions the rebels have practised at,
let them move. The result will be great fall!
ing of in the skill displayed by the rebel gun.
ners. Our vesse!s-os-war, as well as our artil-
lery army trains, shoot with an accuracy which
is considered wonderful by all foreign officers
who have visited us. The superiority Of our
ordnance is undoubted. Give us able generals,
and we will easily prove this to the world
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-12

Is IT CHARLESTON OR SAVANNAH, OR Born p?
Although the people ut Charleston, upon the
information derived by them from the officers
Of the British ship Cadmus, are reported to be
packing up their traps and leaving the city, in
expectation of formidable attack at any mo-
ment by land and water, it will be well, per-
haps, for these Charleston fugitives to steer
clear Of Savannah We are Of the opinion that
we have land and naval forces sufficient between
Charleston and Savannah to operate upon both
places simultaneously; and we do not suppose
that the rebels from either place will have the
opportunity allowed them of reinforcing the
other In the event OF an attack. In this view
Port Royal Is half way military station of
the greatest value and Importance to our army
and navy. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-12

JoHN VAN DrHEN on rgE TAMMaNY WiGwAM
some wholesome advice on Wednesday evening
to the managers. traders aud arttul dodgers CT
the Tammany Coal Hole and Mozart Hall. lie
told them these corrupt organizations ought to
be d;sbandcd. Good He told them that tue
democracy ought to have but one committee of
elections and no hncks,eriug. Better. He told
them that, in any event he would have nothing
further to do with the miserable hucksters of
Tammany ard Mozart. which ia best Of all We
hope that every honest naan Of the democratic
faith will follow his example
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-12

ANOTHER Poor OF A Sound AND TRusrY Con-
ERvArrvE.--John Van Buren, says be never had
the pleasure Of seeing or hearing Cox or vallan-
digham Mr.. Van Buren has thus the right to
DO as proud as the republican who can say the
same concerning Greeley.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-12

VI mssCNt.
TILE GERMAN nf,EIA IN nnnngINn

THE GILMAN OFEIA IN BIOOkLNN.
Tho Hrst of the short series Of operns which Manager
Anschuz IL Ia give at the Brooklyn Academy OF Music
tok place Tuesday nlh, The house was crowded by
fashionable Audience, aud tile performance WIS certainly
great success. The artists sang unusually well AMI
much arpaudcd. There can now be no doubt that
Manager Anschuizs operate procklyn will be
most brilliant one.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-12

pEArH or NICHOLAS LoSowoRrH.
49, s.A,fS CINCINNATI Feb. III, 1863
Nicholas lonsworth died yesserdsY, AGED eighty ono
Seaxa
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GENERAL HuSrEa's NEano Soi.n,Ess LOOMING
Ur.-We have report from Port Royal that
the First South Carolina negro regiment had
arrived there from an expedition sixty miles up
the St Marys river. Georgia, to the town OF
which they had burned. after hav-
ing repulsed superior force oil the enemy; and
we have had some other reports Of the good
conduct Of the black troops in other engage
ments in Georgia and South Carolina. If these
reports may be relied upon, Mr.. Thaddeus Ste
vcrs will doubtless plume himself upon his
negro enlistment bill. Bat still VIC hold that we
have white soldiers enough in the field, If pro-
perly handled. to put down the rebellion, and
that Sambo may be more uscfully employed
with his wagon whip and with tho axe and
spade. and also in loading and unloading ships
than a soldier In experimental raids. which
may involve him in oil the atrocities OF savage
warfare.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-12

C0TroN FROM BRAzrI.-We see that some three
hundred bales Of cotton have arrived at this
port, coming from Brazil. This is a queer re-
versal OF the order Of things, and seems much
like sending Goals to Newcastle. Such, how
ever, are the results Of war; Producing annu-
ally millions of bales OF cotton, the United
States are now forced to import that staple from
Brazil, and all because a Dumber of traitors in
the South took advantage of the wild rawlings
and maniacal demonstrations Of the aboli-
ton party in the North, and succeeded in
arousing the Southern States to an open rebel
lion against that party when it got into power.
Stranger results will yet be developed we fear,
should not the abOlitionists forswsar their cbo-
ny idols and bring the war to close by making
it one for the Union. Then, and not till then,
will success attend our arms. Let The negro
down. and at oace the Union will 60 up. We
should think the abolitionists would feel like
trying The experiment by this time.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-12


The PAPEz DUrY-Tm GREATEST Coon FOR
THE GREATEST NUMBHR.-There can be no
question of the fact that the repeal of the
paper duty would benefit the revenue and
equally benefit the people at large. Score
tary Chase has decided the matter as far az
the revenue is concerned, and, in regard
to the people, IT is only necessary to con-
slider that twenty millions of readers will be
relieved OF heavy tax by the reduction Of the
price Of paper, and the only damage done will
be to the outrageous profits of about two hun
dred papermakers. This is plain case, and
Congress should not hesitate about it. If the
duty be not repealed by the 4th of March
next-and it is now the middle of February
the repeal will be of no use to the country.
1t is evident, then. that on the principle of the
greatest good to the greatest number, this duty
ought to be instantly repealed; for twenty
millions Of people will be benefited and only
gressmen believe that number one is
the greatest number, even in that view of the
case the duty should be repealed. 1T is said
that the Papermakcrs' Association raised q
considerable sum of money "to influence
legislation" and we are aware of the current
rumors that this money is being used at Wash
ington for other purposes than the payment Of
the hotel bills of the papermakeSs' committee
But even our weakest and most accessible Con-
gressmen have future and will desire to be
reelected either to their present or to some
other offices some of these fine days. Then how
strong will be the argument against them that
they voted so as to tax knowledge, to impose
heavy burden upon all readers of books and
newspapers and to increase the cost Of the edu-
cation OF the children of the people. No cand-
date could succeed with such record against
him, and. therefore, q regard for number one,
as well as for the best interests Of the country
imperatively demands speedy and proper action
upon the paper duty. A word to the wise, and
we hope it will be needed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-12

BROADWAY MEEAGERIE, broadway. Living WILD
ELEsMANrs-CoNIc MULES. &c.
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BowERY THEATRE, Bowery.-ScAxrs or LoSoos-
|AcK AND THE BKANsrALK-SrATE SECRETS
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WOODS MINSTREL HALL, Ola Broadwar .-ErHI0PIAs
0SGs, DANCES Ac.-RuNsISc rHE BLOCKADE
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NEW BOwERy THEATRE. Bowery-DRa FREfscBurs-
coLLrLN bANk-PIRArEs LEGACY
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BRYANTS' MINSTRELS Mechanlcs' Hall. 472 Broad
vay.-ErulopIAs SONGS BURLEsoUKs. DAScEa &c.-HIca
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-01
LEGAL.
TkUSTEE,S SALE.


"HEhEAS, on the 2lst day Of Anil. A.
w ID. 1855. Nicholas J. kusch and Cs,hsri IA
biz wife, executed unto Howard Dsrlineton. a.
Trustee, . certain Deed Of Trust, convevinv 10
said Trustee the lands in Scott county. Iova des,
cribed ~ follows, to-wit The south half Of the
north west quarter, and the south west quarter
OF the northeast quarter Of section two e., In
township seventy-eight (7s,) north Of range
three g. east Of the fifth principal merida CON
tanning ono hundred and twenty 1907 acres moro
OF less. Said aosd Of trust IL recorded in book
IN OF mortgages. 1t page 46l Of The records Of
,a,d county.l Which said conveyance was made
by tho sid Nicholas J. Rusch and wife, for the
purpose OF securing the payment Of sevso certain
proInssory notes and the interost thereon, signed
by said NicholasJ. Rusch and A. w. =. Doh rmsn
dated the 2lst day Of April, A. d. 1858, and nav.
able ~ follows: No 100 tor $40, No. III for
$3.50, No. l22 for Sl60, No. l23 for $240, No. l2I
tor 81 Loo, No. 1875 for 81 1850, No 1875 for SlYAO-
the first four Of said notes pay able April a. 1862
and the remaining threo payable April 81, 1850.
And now said notes having become due and nay
able, and the said Nicholas J. Russh and
A. W. >. Dohrman having failed to pay
the same. |, Howard Darlington, Trustee q afore-
said, do hereby give this public notice, that By vir
tue OF the power which is In me vested BY said
deed Of trust, will, on Monday, tho lst day of
June, A. d. lS63,st the hour Of 10 O'Clock ia the
forenoon Of said day, at the Court House door in
the city Of Davenport, expose and offer for sale,
at l'ubiic Auction, the parcels Of land above de-
scrlbcd, or so much thereof sh all be necessary
to satisfy aud ny the amount due on said notes,
with the interest thereon to the day of sale, to-
said SALE costs Cf this notice and Trustee y fees
Dated 18th day Of May A. ID. 1868.
HOWARD DARLINGTON,
N.Y. TINS IL q
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TRUSTEES SALE.

NyHEREAS, on tho lst day Of January, A
w ID. 1858. August Biester and Siels Biaster
his wife. executed unto Austin Corbin as Trustee
certain decd Of trust, conveying to said trus
tee tho land In Scott county, Iowa. dsscri bed q,
follows. TO wit. The west half of the south
east quarter. Of section No. thi'ty-two (32, } in
township No. eighty ESQ., north Of range No.
Two =, east Of the 9th p. m also tho vest half
o: lot No. one ID in block NO. four a in the
city Of davenport which said conveyance was
made by the said Biester and wife, Tor the pur
pose Of securing the payment Of seven certain
promissory notes and the interest thereon, signed
by said August biester dated tho LIST day Of
January, A. u, 1853. which sa notes are 70
corded and set forth iE the said deed of trust, OF
record in scott county, in book IN" OF mort
cages, y. 6lt, TO which reference may be had the
amonnt thereof being twenty one hundred dol
lsrs besides interest.
And now, said described note. having be.
come due and payable, and the said August
biestcr having failed TO pay tho same
!, Austin Corbn. Trustee as aforesaid, do
hereby give this public notice. that BY
yrtne Of the power which is in me vested by said
deed Of trust, ] will, on Monday, the 18th dav
Of June, A. ID. 1863, At tho hour Of nine o'clock
in the forenoon of said day, Mt the Court House
door, in the city of Davenport, expose
and offer for SALE at public auction, for cash the
thereof NJ sh all be necessary To satisfy and Ray
tho amount due said notes with the nterestthere
to the day Of sale. together with all the costs
and expenses attending said sale, of this no
tce and Trustees fees.
Dated the 10Th day Of May, A. d. 1868.
AUSTIN CORbIN.
my2l Trustee
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

STATE OF IOWA,t
County OF SCorr,I ''' :" 'uo Dis'r'o' Nooe''
Austin corbin plaintiff. W.. James May, james
smith, William Barnet. Pa risk Grace,
Mary Tu!m lily. Jules Vale, John 7. Hickuao,
Drausin Wslsin, Kt Rev. Michael O'Oonnvr,
Rev. Edward ?. Garland, Jeremiah Dunlevy
and ID. Whittemore 4 Son.
To said Defendants
NOU are hereby notified that there is now on
i file in tho .fics OF the Clerk Of the District
Court Of said county, petition Of ustin Corbin,
claiming title TO the premises ia Scott county,
Iowa, described - follows, to.wit: The eas'
forty Of tho south seventy feet Of lot No. one 90
in block No. nineteen 90 in the City o. Os-
veLport, aud praying that you be ruled ~ show
CO $50 Why v.u should not bring IN acnon to Try
tho alleged title. and unless yoa appear thereto
and defend on or before noon Of tho I'd day Sfthe
next term Of said Court, to be boldsn on the hrst
Monoay Of August, A d.. 1868, default will DO
entered sgainst y,u, and judgment rendered
tn con Is claimed with costs
GEUR1E 8. g. DOW,
myll-d4v) P,aiet. fra Att rney
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COMM 4 n AnNAN n q ENT. 1SRQ
4 m AMI All IN MONDAY, NAY II. 1873
~ and antil further nosies, trains wi Ie.vs
davenport daily, sandays ssesptsd, - follows:
~ mall Tram II. $40 4. \.
"a ri0ight tfein A.. r. n
cepted, - follows
LIST night express IT.. .4.5OA. n.
ID daily express and mai! train st.. 70 ?. =.
ID freight and "a class % st....... 22OP. 4.
AZ trains over this rou are In direct oonnsxioo
esChissgo with trains 'vor both the Michigan
southern, Michigan Central, PittsburE, Fort
wayne, and Chicago Ra lroad TO and from De.
soit, Toledo. Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinnati.
6ttsburs, Dunkirk, Buffalo, N,agara Fails, Albs-
~, Now York, Philadelphia, Balsimers and Wash.
ington.
faaasnssss ass reminded Of the necessity Of
giving dissnct directions to tho destination o.
their baggage, also procure tickets before TAX
lsg their seats In the cars, the conductors ool-
isot fares only to stations on the line Of he Chi
eago and Rock Island Railroad.
JOHN F. TRACY, Superintendent.
Davenport. May IL. 1858. al
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RAILROADS.


zvsiss svs By OIicego sims, sakisk 70 essslvs -.
ss'' Jsstsr thea Davenport sisss.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, NAY llTB.
~ 1853, and until further notice, pssssneer
trains will leave Davenport - follows:
5ooA 4. for Malcolm and washinetoa.
2.ls P. n. for Brooklyn and Nuscatins.
sRAIHs ARaIvs AZ DAv.MPosq ~ yoLIova.
645r \. from Brooklyn and Washinetop.
45 I. from Malcolm and Musoatins.
The 5.00A.x. train onto Davenport makes dirssa
connections q Malcolm, Iowa city and Washiue.
:. , with the Western stage Csmpsny's stagse Tor
I'll points West, South west and North west,
Trains from the West connect 81 Davenport
with trains OF the Chicago and Rock Island Rail
Mad for all points East, North and South.
Passengers are reminded of the necessity q
Giving distinct directions - 70 the estimation Of
thew tsseaee Ais" to psoeasssieka&s Aefoss takine
'hsh ksasI q sao o..fs.
JOHN :. TRACY. Cent sup'..
4. kIADALL, Asst Supt.
Davenport, May II. lses.-dtf
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IKIlSTtk,a SALE

>
NIHEREAS, on the I'd cay of April, A. d.
w 1859, William Lanphere and Ade.is Milan
phere, his wife, executed unto Howard Darling.
ten, rs Trustee, certain deed of Trust conveying
20 said Trustee the land in Scott county. Iowa de-
scribed as follows, to-wit: The north h If OF he
south west quarter of the sou th-wcst quarter Of
section twenty one 81 the north cas-, quarter Of
the north west quarter of section twenty nile
~, the southeast quarter Of the south west
quarter, ana the south half Of the north east
quarter of the south west quarter of
section twenty 20, all in township
eighty $780,. north of range t~e q east. Of the 9TH
+. containing one hundred std twenty
acres moro less. Also tho following
described tract, to-wit: Beginning lix chains
duo south of tho centre OF said section twenty
thence N. 591s l.. chains and 81 links to the
middle Of the Davenport and Ansmoss road
thence N. AN ., W. chains An 81 links; thence
). 4234 w. 3 chains and 10 links thence s.
4la W. chains and 81 links thence to
he place of beginning. SAID decd Of trust il re-
corded in book %" of mortgages At page 277 OF
by the said William Lanphers and wife for the
purpose Of securing the Isyment Of two certain
promissOry notes and the interest tn ereon, signed
by said William Lsnphsre, dated the I'd day of
April, A. ID. 1859. and payable ss follows: One
tor ono hundred and twenty dollars, (which has
been paid,) and the other for the sum of twelve
hundred and sixty dollars 81 ,2b0,) payable eght-
teen months after date, with interest after matu-
rity at ten per cent. per annum, which said
last mentioned note there has been paid the sum
Of $9l.
And newsaid last mentioned note having become
due and payable and tho said William Lanphere
having failed to pay the same, Howard DAZZLING.
ton Trustee as aforesaid. do hereby give this
public notice, that by virtue os the power which
is in me vested by said Deed OF Trust. | will, on
Monday, the first day OF June AID. 1865, at the
hour Of 10 o'clock in the forenoon Of said day, at
the Court House door, in the city of Davenport,
expose and ofor for sale at public auction, the
parcels OF land above described,or so much there
81 as shall be necessary to satisfy and pay the
amount due said notes with tn interest thereon
TO tho day IF sale, together with all the Costs and
expenses attending said sale, costs Of this notice
and Trustee's fces.
Dated the 4th day of May, A d 1868.
HOWARD DARLINGTON,
my5 Trustee
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TkUSTEk'S SALE.


N1HREAS, on the 23th day of July A. D..
w 1859. DR.. James Gamble and Eliza Gam.
Bile, his wite, executed unto Howard Darlington,
AS Trustee. q certain Deed Of trust, conveying to
said trustee the land in Scott county, Iosa, des.
cribed ss follows, to wit: Lot No. one IT,, in
fractional section twensy-six rs in township
seventy min. 10 nerth, Of range hve 5,l east Of
the 9th p IN, excepting six acres heretofore
sold in tho south east corner of said lot.) con-
tanning sixty 6Ol acres more or less. Also Lots
NJ. !, 2. 3, I, 5. o., SO and ~, being oil Of
block number ,hirty-nipc 49, in the City of Le-
Claire, with oil the buildings and Improvements
thereon. Said decd Of trust is recorded In book
"R" Of mortgages At page 1875 OF the records Of
said Scott county, and was made by tho said
James Gamble and wife for tho purpose Of secur
ing the payment OF three certain promissOry
notes and tho interest thereon, signed By said
James Gamble, dated the 2sth day If July, A
ID 1859, and payable rs follows: Ono for two
hundred and sixty-six dollars and sixty seven
cents, one for eight hundred and 6fty.three dol
lars and thirty three oents and for ono th ou-
sand and thirteen dollars and thirty three cents,
all payable eight months sfter date. On which
ssidJnotcs the there 10 nov due tho sum OF two
thousand dollars with interest ut ten per cent Der
annum from Noven Der 2sth, 1860.
And now said notes having become due and pay
ablo and the said James Gamble having
failed TO pay the same, !, Howard Darlington,
trustee Is aforesaid, do hereby give this public
notice, that BY virtue Of tho power which 10 in
mo vested by said decd Of trust, will, on Mon
day the LIST day Of Juno, A d 1868, At the
hour of ten o'clock in the forenoon Of said day
At the Court House door in the city Of Davenport,
expose and offer for sale, 1t public auction, the
parcels Of land above desert or 50 much thereof
as shall be necessary to satisfy and LAY the amount
remaining duo on said notes with the interest
thereon to the day of sale. together with all the
costs and expenses attending SAID SALE costs Of this
notice and trustees fees.
Dated the 4th day of May, A D 1883.
HOWARD DARLINGTON,
my5 Trustee
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DiSsOIssitON.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT The
~ Partnership heretofore existing under tho
firm name of kIcn ARrsoN, Wssr 4 Co., is THE
day dissolved by mutual consent. The business
of the late firm will be settled At the office OF the
DEMOCRAT AID News.
DIN. RICHARDSON,
GEO. r. WEST,
cor CARPENTER.
Davenport Ma IL 1868.
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michigan Soathorn h Lake share
RAILROAD.
SUMNER ARRANG EMENr

I'm AND FTER MAY 4TH, AND UN-
til further notice trains will leave Chicago q
q follows:
700 n New York Express, daily, except
Sundays.
7S0 N Night Express, daily, except Sstur.
days.
- Trains arrive in Chicago ct Sis P N. and
SIS AN.
All the above trains make regular connections
TO Dunklrk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Albany, New
FORK, Boston, PhiladelI hia. baltimore and d
points East.
orr improvements run on Night Trains.
Through Tickets can be obtained 1t the Com
panys Ofhcc. b. Clark street, under sherman
House, or at the Depot, corner Of Old Van buren,
Nd sherman streets.
II. +. SAWYER,
General Western AQ~at