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TRUSTEES SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE.
As AUTHORIZED AND EMPOWERED BY
~ twot2) deeds Of trust. executed by William
Ailand and wife. to me ~ Trustee. on the 18th
day of June A. u. 1857, an, on the 18th day of
January A. b 1889. respectively, and recorded
severaly in book 81" Of mortgages, at page sol
and book "p' Of mortgages, at page 500. Of Scott
county records. Default having been made Ia tn
payment of the notes therein named, ] shah on
saturday, the sth day Of august. A ID lsd3.at2P.
NJ, At tho Court house door, In the city Of Da-
venport Ter for sale and sell to the highest and
best bidder, o, bidders, TO cash therefor, the fol
lowing described lard. situated in Seott coun' y.
Iowa. In wit: Tho vast half Of the north west
quarter Of section No. ten 100 township eighty
(s01 north, range FIVE 81 east, Of 9th p IN also q
part Of the south half tf section No eleven (l1. }
10 township No. seventy nine 20 north Of range
No five q east, OF the 9th p. m, bounded and
nescrlled es follows to-wit: Commencing Mt y
stake on the bank Of Tie Mississippi river. which
bears south twenty-five t2as degrees vost from
. pest on tho bank Of sail river, standing on the
quarter section line. running east and west
through the centre OF the aforesaid section:
township and range, . black oak tree thirty
inches in sme,er bears from tho place Of be-
ginning north 81 >. west 81 links thence north
= degrees and thirty minutes, vert - chains Y
link, thence south chains t.ence south 81
degrees 50 minutes, east SO ohsins, 81 links, and
thence north Is degrees, east chains to the place
OF beginning
July Il, 1865.
LAUREL SUMMERS, Trustee.
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H2HAEH
PILLS.

AN you eick, feeble, ana
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Observation-Disclosures syIup-
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n Rare Chance |!

E>OR A GOOD BUSINESS MAN TO STEP
l. into paying business.
The stock Of Drugs, Medicines, Oh euicals and
psrfamery, together With the fixtures complete.
known as the Union Drug Store, No So Brady =, .
one OF the best locations in this city, and nov do
ing good business, will be sold OF exchanged
Tor an improved farm Of city property. For nar-
's'e"'n inquire Of w. ~. PARKER,
n.v.,,. u No. Sc Brsdyu.
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LONDON 1 LIVERPOOL
fire 4 Life Insurance Company
ovFICE, So WALL / 81 PINE 1T. NY.
fAld up capital, surplus and reserved
tooas ..4O.0oV.oZO
Invested in this country. 1045, 1886
Yearly revenue over.................. 100000
rae shareholders Personally RespOnsi.
Die for engagements ~ the Comps
AL Directors must be Shareholders.
1xvKRKHCEs FOR DAvHSPOar
Geo. H. French, Lorenso Schricker, Nicholas
Guhnen 4 Co., Geo. l.. Davenport, Almet Skeel,
Niaholas j. Rusch.
nBV YORK:
urinnsll, Minturn 4 Co., Harper 4 Brothers, Dan.
can. Sherman / Co., Alexander T. Stewart.
]. G. wASHBURH, Agent for Davenport and
Rock leland. jly8
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Second VOfllMae
OF THE
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catalogues and those Of European and American
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cd to all tastes and requirements. That this nav
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LEGAL.
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

STATE or lOwA,l
SCorr CousrY -"
Peter Quack enbush W. Aurcliss w. BrAdt.
To Aurslius w. Bradt-Sir
VOU are hereby Motif d that there 10 now on
L file In tho ofhos Of the Clerk Of the District
Court for Scott Comfy, State OF Iowa, . petition
Of Peter Quacksnbush, claiming Of You the sum
Of Eve hundred and fifteen 6s.i00 (&5l5 $4,000
you, of date Janusry 18th, 1861, for tho sum Of
$3.50, payable to tho order OF Jesse q. Tcagarden,
on tho ESD day Of March A. d. 1868, with ton 40
Tor cent. interest," and asks that wit Of attach
ment issue.
Now IN ess you appear and answer thereto on
or before neon Of the second day Of the next term
Of said Court, to be begun and holden on the fret
Mondsy Of August A. -. 1868, default will DO
entered against you and JUDGMENT rendered there
on DAWSON TkUE,
iy3.d3wl Att'ys TO. Plaintiff
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INSURANCE.

Security Life lns. and ANNUITY Co..
No. -, Pine ST., N. Y.
on PER CENT. OF THE PROFITS TO THE
on policy holders every third year. Ons-hslf
Of the premiums can b paid in nosss IL desired
BY the insured.
ROBT. L. CASE, President.
THEO. X. WETMORE, Woe President.
ISAAC h. ALLEN, Secretary.
Branch 0mes at Davenport, Iowa.
J. 8. MARCY, General Agent
Iowa References
hon. N. y. BAKsR Adjt. Gen. State Of lswa.
GE0. II. FRENCH, Esq., Mayor city Davenport.
b. b. WOODWARD, Cashier State Bank lowe.
GOULD, DInocE Go. Bankers, Moline, Ill.
New York References
BANK COMMONWEALTH.
kIssAIs 4 TAYLOR. BANKERS.
Office with j. e. Wa h burn.
NfckOlls' Block. Second st.
WHO Is THE AUTHORIZED AGENT.
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THIS MACHINE MAKES FOUR DIFFERENT
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isft. Is tho operator may desire. II sews very
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u 10 fully protested by letters patent, and each
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$4,000 OFFERED IN PREMIUMS,
OPEN TO The WORLD!
$500 IN PREMIUMS OPEN TO SCOTT
COUNTY ONLY.

lies, Stallion any age or breed $500
I Third hest do do So
The Horse showing the i've best Colts rem
one year old up TO five and exhibitedwith
4 the horse %
Fastest trotti 8 sta lion. in harness loo
Tastes, trottns MAZE Or Gelticg, in harness 10
Scent do do DO do 30
! Owing to the di'pnted contest las, year between
the stations rashaw and Tom liyer, the citizens
Of Scott county have offered the foil wing purses
Tor those two horses, tc decide the superiority
best three in FIVE:
Fastest trot'ing in harness 500
Sec nd do do 10
Tastes, G 'lding OF Mare to buggy, two miles
and repeat $40
SecoGd, ditto %
FASTEST running Horse, Geldins or Mare, !.
mile. hcst taiec III I've DO
Second. ditto 90
Tastes, ro',ing Stallion. excluding Tom
liver anl bas.aw IS
Second dittn a.
! Best hu Of any az or breed So
Second tee, 10 do 90
Best herd of Cattle owned by one man, no,
loss than twelve 90
Sesoud beat ditto 10
Liberal Premiums offered for Farm and Dairy
produce, Sasep, Cattle. Horses. Hogs, etc Me-
chanicsl product ons and IN ,nniactu red ,rti les
tio"e.s. Fruit. Painting, Archits ctural Designs
etc. Tho Laiies Dep ,rtisent il unusually large
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Liberal arrangements have been made with
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Q: pas engers and stock
Send call for Premium List
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No. - rorfy Street, Davenport, Iowa.
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From d.. j. @. Green, Of ChicdgO
Your Pills have had long trial in my practice
and hold them in esteem of the best aper
ents have ever found. Their Alternative effect upo
the liver makes them an excellent remedy whe
given IN small doses for bilious dysentery aud diar
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children.
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
Washington, ID. c 9TH Feb. 1856
SIR: | have used your Pills in my general and
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quick and decided consequently they are IN sd.
mrabe remedy for arrangements OF that organ
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them. Fraternally yours, ALONZO BALL. NJ. D.,
Physician Of the Marin, Iost,Syri
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Dyspepsia, Inpurisy Of the Bleed.

From Req. J. y. Hines, Pastor Of -1dreni Church,
Boston.
DIR. AVER: have used your Pills with extra
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Yours. i HINES
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Forage Wanted.
WbSaiiSe. We-t ". y al = iS 1ssy


wheeling, WestVG Oct. II, 1858. s
CEkLED PROPOSALS will be received a this
y ONCE until II O'Clock ~ noon OF October 2ath,
1868 for furnishing the QuAFtermasters Department.
U. 8. Army, with the following. viz
Two hundred thousand (2CO O0OJ bushels Of prime
Oats in sacks, the Oats 70 weigh thiFty-thfeo (S3l
pounds 70 the bushe and the sacks 20 be good strong
buriaps. The grain 70 be delivered At wheeling,
West Va, one quarter within hfteeu days one quar-
ter within thirty days, quarter within t0rtyfVe
days and one quarter within sixty days from date Of
the award. 1H
Two thOusand tons q eOO) Of good sound merchant
able Timothy Hay, baled; 20 be delivered IN the
same ratio with the grain.
Proposals will be considered for the entire lot
for twenty thousand co 0OOl bushels of Oats fy
(e0) tons Of Hay. Proposals must state the quantity
offered, the place Of residence Of the bidder and
must be accompanied BY guarantee Of At least two
responsible persons that the Vonder will fulfill the
contract forwarded to him. Successful b ddsrs win Be
notified after the award h made as possible.
Written contracts viii in all cases be entered into,
and contractors will be required 20 give bonds for
the faithful performance Of tbs contract. Proposals
should be endorsed the envelope tsProposils for
Forage" and bo addressed 90 the undorsigned a.
Wheeling, West Va. The right to reject any OF an
bids Il reserved by the Government.
No bids will be entertained unless the foregoing
requirements are complied With.
FREDWELL MOORE
Captain and Asst QuaEtermaster o. 8. Army.
iCincinaau Commercial and Pittsburgh Gazette
copy and send bin to this ofiee.l .sa - lTft-L c
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tion Of facts, he must speedily retreat, and,
with an enterprising general opposed 10
him, that retreat should be rninOus. II IS
to be hoped that signal advantages viii be
obtained, and that our victory will be SUM
med up in the capture Of few thousand
prisoners from the numerous hosts of the
foe or the gain of few pieces OF artillery
so easily replaced by theimmense resources
of of his arseuals aud foundries.
The favorable reports which reach us
that "our cavalry Is in the right place, !"
that Roseorans straitened for supplies, ct
"a oHtie genus, have an unlucky family re-
semblance TO similar assurances which
have been subsequently, read by the light
OF disappointment, If not defeat. Untortu-
,nately the resources of the enemy for rein
forcing and the facilities of transportation
familiar to rs. Our army may have been
strengthened to sufficient extent, and cur
position may possess advantages adequate
TO overcome these obstacles. The long
delay, however, is not suspicious. Slow
preparation and prodigal expenditure OF
labor are usually valuable auxillaries In
the cautious and creeping movements OF
the enemy. tits 70 be hoped that the de-
parture from the usual routine so brilliant
ly inaugurated at Chickamauga may be
persisted in, and that under better augur-
les and and more propitious circumstances
than have yet been found in our Western
army, the bright days Of October may be
signalized by the redemption of Tennes-
see.
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House of Delegates.
TuEspAY. October ID, 1863


Prayer by Rev. F. Ball.
5 Mr.. LANE, from the judiciary Commit
tee, to whom was referred the petition of
Elisha Morgan, praying the passage of a
special act to prevent any actions being
brought on certain bonds. and declaring
them cancelled, reported that in the judg-
ment of the Committee It is not compe-
tent for the Legislature to grant the relief
asked for, aud recommended the adoption
of q resolution granting Mr.. Morgan leave
to withdraw his petition.
The House was informed that the SEN
ate had passed the bill "a. No. 1l5) re-
moving the seat of justice of Hampshire
county temporarily TO Piedmont.
The bill H.. No. ll2) respecting GER
tain lot of land held in trust in Wellsburg
was passed.
The bill "a. No. lO4) TO provide for
taxes on process in suits, official seals and
deeds, was read second time aud tabled.
The bill for the collection of taxes "a.
No! 1861 was taken up for its second read
ing and tabled without reading. HsIi
The bill III. No. 1l0) to alter the terms
of the Circuit Courts and the rules in the
first circuit after the present year, was
passed 10 engrossment. So also was
The bill giVing force to sundry provis-
ions of the code and laws of Virginia.
The substitute for the Il. bill No. 81, in
cooperating the Marion and Monongalia
Navigation Company was adopted aud or
dered to epgrossmept. $50
The Speaker presented the designations
of Mr.. Teter of Barbour and of Mr.. Teter of
Upshur, and was directed to issue Writs of
election to fill the vacancies.
Gu motion of Mr.. McWhorter the Judici-
airy Committee were directed to enquire
into the expediency of allowing the
citizens of Roane County TO institute suits
and other actions, at law against persons
engaged in rebellion in the Circuit Court of
Wood county.
The School bill was taken up and after
some discussion, Mr.. Bee withdrew his
amendment, which was TO insert ''white''
before the "youth" to be educated. The
bill was made the order for Thursday.
Mr.. VAN WIEKLE from the special joint
Committee to contract for the preparation
of a Code, reported a. bill No. l15, for re-
visiug, collating and digesting into code
of laws now in force in this State.
Read the first time.
The contract made by the Committee
with Mr.. Lamb, signed by all the parties to
il, was read for information. 1t agrees to
give Sir. Lamb $4,000 for the preparation
Of a complete code. M
Mr.. HOLMAN presented petition of citi-
izenB of Marion county, numerously signed,
praying tue enactment of law TO prevent
the distillation of all kinds of grain for one
year. Referred. ., gsa :.
Adjourned. ~
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utterly unit for the place and was not en-.

utterly unit for the place and was not en-
titled 10 over $500.
Mr.. BuRLEY said if the business of the
Office was not ATTENDED to some charge
should be made against the Auditor that
the matter might be Investigated.
Mr.. You've said we ought to excuse the
Auditor in his selection of Clerks who
spell badly, as the Auditor was not very
competent himself in that respect.
The blank was finally ,6iled with 5000.
Each Of the bills rePprted back by Mr..
Brown were read third time aud passed.
The Senate bill relating TO Collectors OF
the Revenue was passed " its engrossment.
The. Senate bill to give the oireuit
Court Jurisdiction in cases of masters and
apprentices was read third time and
passed. 4..e sbr
Mr.. BUSKER called up the military bill
which occupied the remainder of the SEES
sion.
This bill was enormously called the
"Mileage" bill in our report of yesterday
morning.l
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The ONO and PennsyIvanIa EIec-

The hopes of all patri lots are more than
realized. Read the glorious and inspiring
news from Ohio and Pennsylvania. The
victory is complete. The trritOrous and
insidious enemies of the Republic have
been overthrow, crushed to the earth,
and we trust utterly and forever annfbiIat-
ed. The hearts of the symPathfzers will
sink to day. The result 4is.mOre than any
of ia could have expected. The noblest
work of the war was done yesterday in
Ohio and Pennsylvania. AZ
The nation will thank God, take conr-
age and go forward.