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, 1863-05-13
FKEDERECASIs FIGHT.
List OF Killed and Wounded Of tho
SGD Illinois.

Company A-Kil1ed-Sergt. J. Ohlc, G. Schme-
der, I Ggtzler, Il. Anderson, G. Buecot, c. Gamer,
\: Thesrbnrg, G. Zimmerman, c. Romsken, Il.
Company B-Killed- Lieut. F. Babt, serst. II.
Lantx, Corp F. Sorner, II. Heide. Feter Bfeital,
YIN; Berger, 4. Haber, s. Lein, chas. Waltesdozi,
Wounded George Paul, slightly; S. Jasper,
Company c-Kiued-Chae. Worm, Ben 1sa.cs,
VIM. Gundt, Chas Bceds.
Wouuded-S. Sicse1, severely; Dan. Epindler.
slightly; NF. Miner.
Company D-Kilied-J.cob Gloor, L Hildebrand,
Gott1 Meyer, John Janspn.
Hoesman, stse s Jon Heinitz safsfns wa uo.ee Seea
y: !', k!a',essberger, Jac. Rodalf, VIM. struvc, Just
Company F-Kilea-cosP. Buethho1s, -
Wahl, Jos: schelkopf, Wu. sehoues, s. Schwartz,
Chas. Schnalfel. ~
Woubded-Fred. Poh1y, severely; C. Meyer,
sight; 4. D1etleE. slight: Chas May, eltsht.
10 Som3pan! 3pS F1hl,ledo I'd Lteut Lortns spoe5man.
w Woan5ed11st 5 Iie5St. Erich Hoppe. Jos. Berger,
Chos. Fischer. Ratth Hoccker, JAG. Neumann Ser.
geant Charles Winhel, Louis Briendcl, Edward
Wenipg.
Company -Ktlled-Tobias Boitcr, VIM. Sang
WenIdedI;2d Lieut.; Con. sehopder, J: rEsnzie-
ST. sesusiasg. cSagoF' Das R'sh'sF Frederick Radt Ben
Wsfs1e;s;y cfHsmpSny a-klued- - Fuentgeld, Just,
Wounded-serreant wcna. T1opp. slightly. n
Da;tholomel; slightly; Henry AonkmaJe, slightly.
~ Company I-killed-Cozporal n. Simpson, L.
nas as ezsS s.
Company E--kllled- Sergeant David Riots, Cor.
po1al Henry Joesting, Corp. Pat. Sullivan. Corr
JAG: Meyer, Corp. Adam Mueller,
s.1,en Wm knoepps, M < 5 auenshef l. ~ h7aeh nsnR
NilGuer, n. Stur1n, S. Stocker.
, 1863-05-13
HOW THE WAR Inou 6


It is 20 very questionable in certain 1it-
cra1y and political quarters, to talk Of Pro-
vidcnce as the great regulator Of human
zfairs, that q good Christian man who
holds to that fifth, finds it hard matter to
get The words out of his mouth, and must
bc something Of hero if he venture to ut
ter them many drawing loom where the
sotans are top-sawyers. For Providence,
like the negro, is cont1aband in thoae cir
cles, and has no longer any soc ial status
nor any true relation to the logic Of thought
and the method Of reason.
It an old and venerable belief, never
tlc1ess, and comes down to us from very
remote antiquity, stamped with the imag'
and superscription Of the greatest and pro
foundcst minds Of all ages; and in the ab
sence Of something better than luck AMI
chance as substitutes for it, one may hop'
10 stand acquitted before the judgmea
, 1863-05-13
DQl,teD.

HU BIB ARD ROS.,
IL IMPORTERS OF WATCHES,
Cor. EAesAC AND Joux SrExgrs. NEW York,
Are ceeyrg By European steamers direct from their
aRsncy u chaus,1e-F swttzst!ant large tmpo.-
MAGIc GIG TINE TINE oBBssERyER,
MAGIC TINE OBSERVER,
MAeIS MAe1S FINE FINE 9BSERyFR: 9BsEKyER.
MAGIC TINE OBSERVER,
MAGIC TINE OBSERVER,
MAGIC TINE OBSERVER,
MAG1G MAG1G TiME TtME 9RsEKyER' 9RsEKyER'
The Perfection Of Mechanism.
The Perfection Of Mechanism.
The Perfection Of Mechanism.
b Tbs PsEfstion PPsEfssttiion of of Msehsnsn, sshsnts
The Perfection Of Mechanism.
Beiing HratiDg snd nd Open Ease Watch Combined.
Being Hunting and Open Face Watch Combined,
Or, Lady' or Gensleuan's Watch in Onel
Or, LadJ's or Gent1elnan'e " stch in Ouel
Or, q Lady'B or Gentlsmhn's Watch in Onet
With Patent Self Winding improvement.
VIII WITH Patent SeMltMindng M WIN Improvement
Al @ sts.t. IL T. Reta5, s
Il: e. Easa th ss.
n. dc Ses. IA ehespest m
M IL i, se:<
aa9t e. sss
e pt .ses s1e3 9 : SEA
f'a''' i 1ssca7'S
MAKE41I1D ssz TED ~ = AeGE1ATE @ T1A1rIECz;
Price IS. seit 81 mai q. sIares.. il beautiful
" Pssf Is
s. 81 Il (
Letter. It o.t Ii:E Addsss..1 = 'e7''' -
, 1863-05-13

" ALUABLE LANDS FOR
EALR.1By direction Of The Hon. Secretary Of
for ife purchase OF sny OF all the lands hereinafter
described, they being among the eho!cest and best
F1srnlrX Lands tn Nlnuesota
Ihese 1eads eompr,,t gnat s:e inoza as the Win;
will be sold to the highest and best bidder In traca
rot exceeding hundred and sixty caeh lnd&e
tie provisions Of tTeaty concluded with tho Nlnne-
bago Indians Ami 15tn 1Ss9 and N Act OF Congress
ReToyal ct he Wl9nehazo Idi.ns aad tor the sails
Ne lid wil oe entertained At rate less than two dol
thn rarity nnEing lie sane VIli be noiIned - soon
thereaer practicable, within thirty dsy1 aft-r
such poice tie party shall ta to als to tho
Undersigned the land for which euch bid Wa nade
viii re subject sale aGy other person. Patents
viii be Issued md transmitted = pucasaess Is soon
Payments may be made either IL easn Or Ia the Ger.
li1eales of Indebtedness OF the Via1ebAZo I.dlsus
stuen by Tie Commissioner Of Indian Affairs for the
debts OF said Indians and secured TO- be paid ogt of
he proceeds OF the ale OF said l2ds br the thrd NJ
,ce ot ne tre, eboEe mentioned Ihe sSn: e 5{s r.
ursf he se.ltd Aad addressed to tse nn!cssi ned.
washE gton City; D G.. and endorsed for Wilma
baro Trust Lands,
, 1863-05-13

DEcEAsKp.-The Davenport QoTa) Demo:
erat and Netts, the Copperhead organ At that
locality, announced on Saturday, that unless
1.-THE Democracy Of Scott, and It's readers in
general" that unless ssbetwecn that time and
10 o'clock On Monday morning, money and
patronage enough Is pledged to guarantee its.
support. 1t will no longer appear" The re-
quired conditions were probably not met, and
The Thing has given It's last hiss.
, 1863-05-13

Of course they we're those wounded early in
the Engagement. When the reports are hand
gd IN to Division ConnandeFs, ! will be able
10 eerd you fuil nst o. DON Killed, wounded
ana mlssiie.
John Ehc1hErt, E, 1soti Ohio, seriously.
u. @ Il Some1' ,n -, - 11 IaWa oaa4 fnsoas!y.
Jesoo Jesnc Wsrnnrr - +. 1:otn f1hio' srI;ous1v
;1ol,,t M, L. Parsons. B. 1lsth iii. asrion.1v.
Isaac D. Elkins, G, 11sth H., ecriously.
Join GarEelson. g, 1Gth Ohio, mortal.
!. HStaGeey; Gy..a =. i1Ssh y ILL.,, IL: slightly: M H..
Wm. Hocuu, b. sd Iowa. s sc1iS6a'
Al Goodwin, u, 18th Ind, serious.
GeoI1gh WIZ 9d ioin nh1n uhIo, seeinDa eenons'
Geo. G. Moody, c. I'D Ohio, serious.
e. MSaaIor III ~ Gn1o. To,se sefi1ns1 Gnad
Capt. ". ". olda, 4, I'D ohio, dad.
re; Ronn ~ 9sme as5 Gtfo F., III s,bi Ih'o' sef'ouS
Lieut.. Il. g. Jennings, F; 4sd Ohio, serious.
Ifa ;.s; ~ 9gvosns' Chaa a. Goo1HSn id Ohio slieht
Wm Sage. E, 4sd Ohio, eIisht.
y9hn H. EPef ;S+h a. lsn U,p eoIinns seflona
Lieut.. Abe! GibEon, b, 69th Ind: slight.
Ss0. Wm 7; Rnn1n1 1.sene + 1,sth III I'e scrions'
Wm. G. Bfockhns. E, 46,h Ind, eerious.
y. + 49, ~. E: Sasa seti, hnE Tnd e' siight
Wm. Stokes, s, e4th Ind ;, slight.
teanfff ,S.; S1ow; i ste as,h r. !n.s tb sjirbt.
Seth freeman, F. ID ky., slight.
1so Isoe; r.nonnclt np,n, # sad Ind. serious,
Aur. Phipher, 6; ssd 81 Ind. .staio serious.
Jonn Gon McGIea MaSH; II e - Ia Oi,io. eeslous.
John Wood, 4, sed Ind, eeElous
GaRI, h Wnal 1hoa: oanaIIn @a In;-' serious t;; ~
?. Jacob, I, 16,l OHIO. serious. serious
Thos, TY.s Bilincs, 5I E. 50th Ind slight,
mt. -,f-.A "a n1$utA
, 1863-05-13

Booby Brooks, ofthe New York Express,
wants to be a Drigadier and lead Il Copper
head army against the miserable crca-
turcs in straps and lace" At the Mozart
Peace Meeting, he roared after this fashion:
" AS long Us they leave us the ballot box
our victory is cure and ifthey do not
leave us the ballot box, by the eternal God
l will be willing to lead an army, if Won
will trust to my leadership, to resist all
such tyranny in active opposition" It is
remarked by the New York papers that not
man Of the crowd volunteered to follow
this selfappointed leader. OF course they
din't: They know what cowardly scamp
ErnoEsi1
, 1863-05-13

Nappahannock-EE Army
" ntchlnE the Potomac Star-s' Still
unrp1n2''-Contrabn 8tory-Con-
to1fdAt1OM of the 10th and I'D Ill.,
Reorganization of the 11Oth-Col-
Tom CnscY-Thc 9th a Light Bat
xnIlon-F1aE OF the SStlA-Personal
Tenti0u.
, 1863-05-13

Iyist I could say that this brilliant victory
l.ae been obtained with little loss Of life.
cannot, No one could listen to the loud
roar Of rebel cannon and see the heavy line Of
soldiers exposed to the murdcrous tlre of
Il iereed 0s Upon upon him, thnt tor "a this cxhi6iiop
Of national wrath, some one must pay With
life and blood.
Tho enemy suffered terribly, 50 did &c,
Our loss viii reach $50 killed, and fully SUI
wounded. We lost no prisoners. eendy
the following list Of the wounded whose cases
Lad been reported pp to dark, Friday plgh!.
, 1863-05-13

Then, again, Its Colonel was determined on
quitting the service, and having tailed In N
atte1npt at resignation, the opportunity offer
ed bT the consolidation order WAS not to be
n, elected. Don't understand. though, that
tlcss &c Organization has been ordered for the
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-12
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Larger spa,s charged 1t the rate Of 81 80 O.
each addidoaal square,
For y half square,, two-thirds Of til abov.
Business Cards not to exceed 9 lines, SO 90 %,
annum;
For each change an additional charge Of 25centa
per square will be made.
Large outs charged double the same dinsnsie,
Of typs.
Yearly Advertising contracts will b. understood
70 apply strictly to the Immediate business Of the
advertiser, and all other advertisement sent in BY
the advertiser will be charged extra.
Advertisements not accompanied with instrue-
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Editorial notices charged for at the rate Of Is
cents per limo, OF cght words, and special noticcf
~ 10 cents per line, or 50 conts n line per week.
All notices tor religious and benevolent pur.
poses Of any kind whatsoever, Of ordinary length
except single announ OF marriages and
dssths charged Is cents per insertion.
advertisement from abroad must be paid for
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Agents.
Contracts for yearly advertising tcrminhlo at
the orsion Of advertisers, they paying an advance
ment OF 70 per ceat. on tho contract price.
Advertisements inserted next to reading matter
s.per cent. advance on the above rates, and kept
on lst or I'd pages, Is per cent. advance on regular
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Alltrsnsient advertisement must bepaid for in
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ADVERTISEMENT inserted in weekly On rsasona-
Bile terms.
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GAZETTE COMPANY.
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The Louisville (ky.) Journal says
there are persons in tina. city who are
gully OF the crime Of stealing tree ne
groes and selling them into slavery:
A number OF FREQ negroes, tome OIL
whom have accompanied regiments to
this city, have been captured and placed
in confinement, some at negro marts
and Others at other places, who were
legally as free as those by whom they
were captured, the object Of the cap,ors
being to obtain a reward for their SER
vices. In some instances in which q
fragrant violstion of the law has been
apparent, General Boyle has in,eriered,
and he Will in future deal severely with
ali persons who may he found guilty OF
making such illegal arrests.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-12
MEDICAL.
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iNsuRIH0
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Or. Vim. uurd's Unrivnilcd Tooth Pow.
W, warranted FREQ from acid, alkal,, or any in.
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~ Beware Of tho ordinary cheap tooth pow.
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DO you wish 10 DO certain that yosr byeath IL
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Youth wash. Price, 81 cents per bottle.
The astringont wash IL also the bes, remedy In
tho world for Tanker. had Breath. bleeding Gums
S0re Mouth, etc. 1t has cured huudreds'
DO you, or your children suacr from Toothachc 7
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Price, Is cents per bottle.
Are You afflicted with Neurslgiss Get DR.. w.
.. nnrd's Neuralgia glastcSs. The mot
effective and delightful remedy known.
They do not adhere nor blister, bat soothc and
charm pain away Try them. prioo, Is and 70
cents. Mailed on receipt Of price.
DO you wish a complete sct of Dental Reno.
dies and q Treatise on Preserving Teeth Got
DIR. w. y. nurd's Dental Treasury, the
neatost and most valuable present that ono friend
can mako to another. lricc. 81. Sent by exrress
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For sale At all tho best stores throughout the
country.
C~AuTIoN.-As there AFRO dealers who take I'D
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their customers inferior preparations, II is neces-
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you will get the best, thoroughly tested, and re-
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treasurer of the New York State pen,iats Asso
citation, and Vice President u tho New York
City Dental Society.
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uiya.jAmtgahIA
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-12

The Universal Clothes Wringer
Is tho Original and snIy Genuine and
Reliable Wrlnger befsre
tho People.

TT COMBINES MORE STRENGTH OF
/ frame. capacity for pressure, power and au,a
bility than any other machine.
Tue Universal Clothes Wringer Is made under
tho following Patents: Goodyear's Patsnt for
NulcaIixed India Rubber ltsA and 1855 moth
Ing else can ever be used successfully ; Tho lin.
proved Patent Ceg-Whecl Regulator (Jan. u,
lo62l--it saves friction of the Clothes, and pre-
vents the Rolls from wearing or breaking loose ;
The New Patent Method for Fastening the Rolls
TO the Shaft Feb. 4, 1861 never gets loose or
Frame Feb. Is, 1867. for fastening TO the tub
canpot work loose from its place ; Lyman's Pat
ent Adjustable Gusge April 2, ls6l for diiier-
ent sized tubs-thick or than, straight, slsntiug or
circular.
All those Patents are indispensable to q pcrfs act
Wringer with them NO consider our Wringer
coMPLErE. Therefore, IN order to get al that 10
requisite Gos . good machine, the public will DO
obliged to buy
THE UNIVERSAL CLOTHES wRINGER.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-12
WIN. 3. B1AOBUnY'S
PIANO-FORTE ESTABLISHMENT
No. 426 Eroome Street,
NEW YORK.

1>hesubscrib. respectfully invites tho atten
eion of hisirienis and the public generally 10
ms Fisno'forte Establishment, ut No.. All
broome street. corner Of Crosby.
Having withdrawn his Interest, stock and ma.
trials from the late firm Of Light. 4 BRADBURY,
which ficn was dissolved on the 3lst Jannary uli,
and hav NJ purchased tho entire sock O! iiano.
foitas and Piano Forte material, owned by bis
brother Edward q. i'r ,dbury, in the said firm, he
- now prepared TO supply the increased demand
FOR his celebrated Piano. ortcs. Employing HE
most skiliinl and experienced workmon, with q
large stock Of the best and most thoroughly sea
soned material, and an abundance Of capital, he
has taken IN hand the personal supervision OF tho
whole business Of manufacturing his instruments
and is enabled to turn out pianv-loftes OF une-
quallod tone and dgfaLIeaes.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-12

THE editor OF the Murfreesboro news.
paper was on the battle field with
Brspg's army. lie says:
"While following up the charge Of
Gen. McCown's division, We met q
body Of prisoners moving to he rear,
and at once struck up q conversation
with them. Unfortunately We were
dressed in careless habiliments, and, MP
on attempting TO leave, were ordered by
the guard to remain where We were.
With a smile of inefIabie contempt, NO
drew from our pocket q pass but what
was our chargin when We were accosted
with. 4 say, my boy, none o! US can
read but that thar tricks too old !; and
lll tell you another thing, yer damned
~blue-belliej Yankee, il you try any more
OF them lodges, III soute this thing in
10 yer gizzard (!
think of that, Oh, ye tribe OF broth
er quill drivers! The editor OF this pa.
per, the leading journal OF the South, 10
be called a Yankee, and to be accredit.
ed wrih possessing an azure abdomen.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-12

PRACTICAL AMALGAMATIoN In It'll
EoIs.-A short time since, . Justice OF
the Peace by the name Of Wells, at
South Macon, or twelve miles south of
Decatur, united 10 the hands of unholy
matrimony a negro man and a white
woman The Grand Jury OF Macon
county, yesterday, found bills Of indict-
ment against the guilty parties. The
Justice, we understand, pleads ignorance
Of the law in such cases made and pro.
vided. We learn thai. the Justice Of
the Peace will probably have to pay, for
the information be has thus obtained,
the email sum Of 5000, and the people
OF his township, as well as those in other
places in the State. will be relieved
from the services Of this knowanot-the.
la" Justice Springfield Herald.
March. 4.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-12
1T SAWS
Time, Labor, Clothes and Money

1t will wear for years without repair.
No servant can break IL.
A child eight years old can operate it.
No cuation VI skill required in its ufc.
Every Wripgcr with Cog Wheels 10 WAR
RANTED in every p rticular.
Tho Universal Wringer took the YiRsr rREMI-
IN. a Silver Medal und Diploma, mt the Aew
York State Fair, 1852. II was pronounced SURG
RIoR TO ALL OTHERS in the World's Fair at Lon
don, 1867, and has always taken the First Pre-
MUM In oyery State and County Fair when ex-
hibited IN fair competition with other mach ines.
Orders for machines for trial may be left Ut
JxFFERis' Store, corner of Fourth and brady
streets. Davenport. WIN. A. MOUSSE,
jan 2~9-dAw2aw3w Agent.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-12

CONWAY Representative Conway
returns to the Secretary OF the State Of
Kansas the 'presumptuous resolution OF
its Legislature, ordering him TO resign
bis seat in Congress. lie says he has
no use for them, and considers them OF
no significance whatever.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-12
The Fairy Weddiny!.


DY SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT WE PUB
ID lish ercissieeiy tie Camp Pmoro1a.rHs or
the LILLIruriAS WEDDING PARTY, ~ follows.
trico.
OK. Ton TnuxB. In his Wddiny sut.. rs cts.
Mss. GES Ton TuuMs, Ia Wedding dress. %
Mn. AID MKs. GEs. Tom r~Hras,ia Wedding
COMMODORE Nurr and Miss MIsKrR g,ooms-
man and Jrtdesasaid ....25
mrs GEs. Ton fnUMB, in celebrated Re-
cepfson drtss
Missts LAyisA and Minnie WARES .....25
The whole BRIDAL PARTY, (group Of four
Safn
Inc BRIDAL PARTY, (Sercoscopio ~picture) 30
The BRIDAL Party, (Stereosco2ic ooiorea ).T5
The price Of card pictures, eo,ored, will be IL u
cents extra.
Can DO sent by mail on receipt of price and
postage stamp.
None gcnui nc unless stamped with our trade
marx, EA, In q circle, on the front Of the photo.
grsps. Beware Of spurious copies made from On.
cravings, etc.
Ed II. T. ANTHONY, sol broadway. n. Y.
Manufacturer OF the Les, photographic Albums.
and Publishers OF Card Photographs Of cclebri-
ties.
The Negatives OF these exquisite pictures were
made for Us by BRADY.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-12

kQulrA oLE.-Ihe Eqaitablo-Ths Equita-
BILE Life-Equitable Life Assurance-The Eqai-
table Life Assurance Society Of the United
States.
OFFlCE.-Ofice on Braiy street-on Brady
street. below the Pos. O~Mce-third door below
the Tost Office 35 Brady street.
W. +. ROSS l. COW. F. Ross l. Co.. agents
w. F. Ross 4 Co, agents Of The Equitable.
jan 6-tf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-12
DEMOCRAT & NEWS.
Why Cassius n. Clay IBID Not Obtain q
Command.

AVu0U0OOs
The Washington correspondent Of the
Cincinnati Gazette writes:
The secret Of Cssslus N. Clsy's bit.
terness toward Halleck, as manifested
10 his recent epistle to the New York
Times, is explained by the revelation Of
an occurrence which took place, il is
said, at an interview between these dig.
nitarics. Cassius, as the story goes, in
spired by a burning desire 10 do some.
thing toward crushion the rebellion,
called upon the commanding general
aud solicited a command. IA COM
mand, eh responded sold Brains
xngrily; what do you think you are
lit to command y and stalked unquaker-
like out OF the apartment.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-12

TRUSTEE,S SALE

on1bs
XNHEREAS, ON THE 2OTd DAY OF NO.
w venber. A. d.. 1891, Doniel A.. Plumer
executed unto ID. 5. True, MS Trustee, q certain
Deed 81 Trust, olnyeying to said Trustee the
land in Scott county, Iowa, described Ms follows
to-wit: The vest half of the south -westq quar-,
ter of section twenty-five (22) in township SOW.
enty-nine (7y) north, Of range number two or
east Of the 9th 4. 81, Containing eighty (s0)
acres. Nhtch said conyeyancc was made by tho
said Daniel A.. flumer for The purpose of sscur-
ing tho paymcn OF two certain promissory notes
and the interest thereon, signed by raid Daniel
A.. Piumcr, dated the a0th day Of November, A.p.
1857, and payable as follows: One Tor the sum
oil ono hundred and went mine 80 100 dollars,
payable one year from is date, and ono for the
sum Of Eve hundred and thirty-tnree 49, 100 dot
lars, both payable to Moses Porter. The last
mentioned is now the property OF Almci Skeel.
And now said last mentioned note having be-
come due and payable, and the said Daniel A.
Piumer having failed to pay the sane, III. )
True, Trustee as aforesaid, do hereby ciyc this
public notice, that by virtue OF the power which
is in me vested BY said Deed Of Trust, | will, on
Wednesday, the 18th day OF March, A. ID. 1903.
ut the hour Of two ~ o'clock In tho afternoon Of
said day. at the Court Hous, door. in the city Of
Davenport, expose and offer for sale. at public
auction, the parcel Of land above described, or 90
much thereof rs sLail be sufficient TO satisfy and
pay the amount OF said note with tho interest
thereon to the day of sale, together with all the
costs aRd expen ses attending said sale, costs Of
this notice and Trustee Z tees.
Dated the l4,h day Of February, A. d. 1852.
d S. TRUE,
fss l6-dts Trustee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-12
TO consul N

TO CONSUMPTIVES.
II Advertiser, having been restored to health
In a few weeks, by q very simple remedy, after
having suffered several years with severe lung
affection. and that dread disease, Consumption
Is anxions u mahe known 10 his fellow-sufcrcn
the means Of cure.
To all who desire II, he will send . copy Of the
prescription used free If chargel with the direc-
tions for preparing nd using The same. which
they will find a SURE Ours for CONSULTATION, A SIN.
MA, BRONCHITIS, DC. The only object of tho ad
~vertiser in sending tho prescription Is to benefit
the afflicted. and spread information which he
conceives to be invaluable, and ho hoTes overy
sufferer will try his remedy, as il will cost them
nothing. and may prove q blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please nd.
dress
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON.
Williamsburg,
Kings County, New York.
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~ Every Instrument is warranted for five
years.
WIN. 3. BRADBURY,
All broome street, corner Crosby, New York.
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