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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-13
Four MoNRnF. Anril

Foar MoNRoR, April IL.
1he steamer spaulding arrived to-day
from Moreheal City.
Yesterday no communication had been
received at Ne bern from Gen. Foster.
The women aud children are leaving
Ncwbcrn.
Seven thousand troops attempted to
reach Washington from Ncwbcrn, but
were driven back on "Wednesday eight
miles, with the loss OF about fifty men.
Tho last accounts from Gen. Foster
state that the rchc's had sent in three
flags OF truce for h,m to SURE nder Wash
ington. Fosters reply TO tho last was to
send no more flags Of truce. II they did
he would capture them, and il they want.
ed Washington to como and take it,
The Mary Sanford arrived ut More.
head on Friday. from of Charleston, with
tho information OF the entire stack,
which commenced At 3 O'Clock, and last.
cd three hours.
The kcokuk passed half milo above
Sumter, where shc mot ohstructions, At
which time terrific fro was kept up on
both sides, when she received a shot that
passed through her between wind and
water, from which shc sunk in two
hours.
The Nahant was within 200 yards Of
Fort Sumter in tho action. and received .
shot at the junction OF the turrct with
tho deck, which prevented tho turret
from revolving, and rendering her usclcss
for tho time.
Tho lronsides received $50 shots,
sustaining no damage further than start
ing few bolts.
The rest OF the feet is uninjnrcd. and
hauled OIL, the ohjcc, of the rcconnois-
sance beng accomplished, which was to
sccrta'n tho loyalty Of tho obstructio,s ..
As the Sanford left somc iron clads
were going TO blow up the kcokuk.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-13

WAsnlSaToN, April IL.
The following has been received at
headquarters
MuRrRFEspoRo, April II.
To Moy. Gen. XaHeck
The following di.patch was received
from Gen. Granger on The 10Th:
Van Dorm made his promised attack
to-day nj O'Clock, directly in front aud
on the town. The infantry regiments on
guard IN the town, with the cavalry pick.
cts. held him at bay until their ammuni-
ton WIS exhausted.
Tho dense smoke &c, favored their
operations, enabling them to approach
quite near without our being able TO oh
serve them. Our seigc guns and light
batteries opened with murdcrous effect,
literally strowlng the ground with men
and horses. had halted Stancy's brigade
four miles out on the Murfrecsboro road.
he Xt once crossed his force. over at
Highs Mills, and at onco vigorously At
tackled Forests division, moving down
on tho Lecsburg Pike, capturing Ai1
pieces OF artillery. aud some two hun
drcd prisoners but owing to the un-
favorable nature Of the country. was un-
atle TO hold them being attacked by
greatly superior numbers, out Aanked.
and nearly surrounded. Our loss ia kill
ed, wounded and prisoners is less than
100, while that Of the enemy cannot be
less than three times that number. They
werc repulscd Oh all sides, snd driven
until darkness prevented tie pursuit.
Capt. Mclntirc, Of the 4th regiment,
took tho battery and prisoners, bringing
of the latter. Signed
G. G. GRASoEH, Maj. Gen.
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At manufacturers Prices.
Solid GOiA Goods.

nURING THE MKT TWO WEEKS WILL
IL ,eli NJ 'hs scsu 1. Gust Of manu- .scsurs, my
sv. / u 70 il Gvid G,ods consisting Of Pms ~.
with Lava. Mossic. oral, nsaD.l. uny and Gold,
Of the i.t@st style; Bsscsie u SOLID Gold; Gold
Locksts. @ Id Han,isg Chroeonssers, ScsH Pima.
Chains, hing., Ses ., >iesvs buteuus, Studs,
i.uond fins, Zoo Picks, P.sesls. Evssy az
t'se Il vssrsb,ed ii Sclij u I'D. ssd wili be sod
81 ths sess,l coss u msauisstuss. be surs sod
call, bsssss psssAasse, q
CCkky'5. 81 Brady st.,
~ SJ-0 betWeeo - - ~
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-13

A VALuABLE lEvENTioS.-Mr. A.
Grovsnor. Of Racine. VIE. General Agent ios
"Aiiso's Anti Friction and Center Disebsrgs
Force Pump. 70 stopping at the Burtis House
Tor . few ds,s. sai win disposs Of county
rights for manufacturing end selling upon rea :
sonsbls tsrms At this ssssOn of the yssr
vhen our citizens are investing In new water
isrs for their sslls snd etsterns. Mr.. Gsoss-
snot's srri.sl with this new and ussi J iavsn-
lion 10 tx ,ssdingly opportuns. Mr. Gressnor
wili remain 10 town but short time.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-13

REGISTRATIONS IN Iowa REGIMENTS.
The f,iiowitg & resignation. Of otiieers 10 l'ss
r.vim ,ot. have bean rsesiv.d st the Adj ,isn,
G.nersI's eff Sc: ls Lisst. Hiram A. PArk
company II, 6 h Cavalry. April lsI Capt. r
A C.ssv.i.nd, compsuy Is. sth IofAntry
AptiI 7th,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-13

OpsNrNG OF MARrEN's SUMNER GAR
pxS This Sunday. afternoon. Mr.. Msr,e",
N. poralsr caterer, will throw this populsr
resort a;sn to the pab 10. Strsssst't foil b'nd
Gill be in attendance, rstrsshms1ts ofaii kind
Yiil he served. and a good time be had gsner
sly. See adv erlissmsn'.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-13

farther Wtsr.-Tnis morning the
trains on the NJ 4 II. road commence RAINING
to Malcolm, ten mice vest Of Brooklyn. and
sev en- mil.s this eide uf GIipnell. A SIX hOrs-
omnibus rune from the sLd of the road 10
6rinasll ~ connect win the st.ges each way
The road will be completed TO Grinusll 10 .
~ weeks. The iron 10 ell bought, and the
work wi.l progress ~ rapidly 80 possible.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-13

lEasoNAL.-CAPr. MAJTHENA airiv-
81 home saturday evening Oh . brief visit TO
his family.
oar esteemed fellow citizs 30, Louis A. Mack
LOT. E'q 'esvt, the re.sn. wsst to welt HE
slater, Mr.. " .!lacs. who is !yiog daogerousl'
III 10 Edinburg
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-13

GENEVA. \. Y, Apul S.-Ihe election
in the town OF .ncci held at Geneva,
resutcl in the election o. the entire dem,
ocratc ticket by an average majority Of
100. Las fail, Wai,worlh's 5 majority in
this to an was Ca democratic gain Of
22G.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-13

GERMAN 7 .EArRE There viii be
b.su,,fui an interesting play. entitled the
r. Jbbsr, placed upon the stage st the Gel /.
man Theatre this n. ndsy) evening. Go snc
Dee IT,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-13

From RoLLA.-Mr. Asa =. Kelley
srtiv.d home from the Army Of the FroDtit,
ON Friday evening sf,er 40 absence OF four
mcn,hs He 10 still feeding the army With
him very veil indeed
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-13

TnE SkvEsTH -Cspt.,n wOods. OF the 7'h
C.v.lry. cs@s troo davenport yes srdsy H.
,tfurms 10 that about e'eh, habissd sVidn ~
oi IN n Cavalry are already at Davsopcst
RE, Vii, 9 10 many Po'tiobs VI the St T. l.
rapid !. i. ~so~c'sd thst tSo hsttsi'ons OF
N. regiment ~ili 10 paid If o.x, week. Tn.
War D.,.sr ment hiss give" ou, inti0 stioor
,h.t the S.v.uih w'Ii b" smrIoysd N ervic.
against the lndisGs- Des'"oi"ss Regfsfev.
Th,t 10 . little to fact. tut moth ny more
,hso might to expected from the Register -
The sss,u. Of the seventh 10 shout ~ ioiios.:
Morning rsps,t. April iith -offioers IN camp
n: u~s, SIS OF on isrlosgh snd sssouss-
I'd fur .Isss are shout % more. shiss e,st~s
The sualsr .ominsily real iy Tor ds;S. sbou,
a7s-or nearly s'x foil s"mpsniss Iii. likely
that . Coz siderable nsmbsr more are recruit.
I'd 10 various pssts Of the Sests. vAish hsve
cot been reported. Oos baitsliss osy ts
rssd sG ssd s.ssles.d 10 short si@s. shosgh
Asss y sslAisg asGsiss sSous Il.
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NUMBER l52.

sells Withdrew from signal from tho flag
ship it being deemed impracticabls to
continue further hostilities. The kcokuk
was within 500 or COO yards Of Sumter,
and was completely riddled. She waa
struck at least ninety times in 80 min.
utes
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-13
LATEST NEWS
By TELEGRAPH.
T.
sunday Night Report.
From New York.

NKw ioHK. April l2.
The prizc schooner Rising Dawn, with
cargo OF British salt, from Nassau, en-
tered by the gunboat Motnlo. oil VII.
mington. 5th, arrived here to- night.
TIE steamer Geo. Peabody, from New
Orleans . ST, and Key West, 9th, arriv-
Cd this evening.
Capt. Atwell reports that he was at
Hilton Head on the 9th, where he saw
the monitor Nahant repairing. She had
five holes in her chilling. and it was re
ported that she had 500 shot, fired a,
her by the rebel batteries in Charleston
llarbor. but was not severely injured,
but some rvets had been started from
turret. which prevents her from working
to advantage.
The Kcoknk had been sunk, aud ono
man lost on her.
Al 10 o'clock on the evening Of the
9th the Geo. Peabody WAS off Charles
ton bar, and spoke the gunhosts, hut oh.
tanned no news other than that General
llun'cr WAS up the bay.
The British steamer Dolphin and the
schooner Clara pricc had arrived ut Key
West.
The U. s. steamers Alabama aud On
eida werc ut Curracco on March 22d.
Tho whaling vessel Ellen kisbon. re-
Gently arrived AT Georgetown from Grand
Cayman, reports being chased for twelve
hours by the pirate Retribution on tho
10th ult.
The rebel dispatches state that in the
engagement Of the eth, oil the Monitors
were frequently hit with rcsuts unknown.
One gun was dismonntcd in IT. Moul-
tre and one man wounded.
A Iumor is III circulation that NcCl-
elan has rendered his RESIGNATION.
Tho War Department has decided that
the muster out ot the Two years men
NEST date from their muster inlo the scr,
wee ofthc u s.
Nkw YoaK, April 70 midnight.
The following dispatch has been recc-
lred hy the steamer Mary Sanford, con
ccrning tho bombardmcnt OF Chsrleston
The casualties reported were very few -
Tho Captain Of the kcokuk was slightly
injured by bit. The I'd master aud
SIX men on board the Naugatuck were
killed.
As regard. future movement reports
are conflicting.
1t was further stated by one Of the pi
lots, who boarded us. that the monitors
would withdraw over the bar, and further
action for the present would bc sus.
pended.
An officer from the James Adgco, who
previously toarlcd us, stated that the en-
gagement would he renewed about L.
M., aud that the Admiral expressed his
belief Of success.
Ten torpedoes are reported to have
exploded.
When 25 miles north he hoard heavy
firing The abosc was n private mes.
sage addressed to Col Sanford.
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Dem scratic iOua,y Convention.

Tbs Dem ,cr.cy Of &C 1T Couaty are requested
TO sent delegate, TO County Convention to bc
held at the Court iiou.o oa
Wodnosiay, Apsil h inss.,
st 10 o'c.o,k A Tor the purpose Of choosing
delegates to a,.ea the Si,.s Convention st Des
Noiass,
Tho bsi. OF town,hip representation will be
one 4 d,less for every twsa'y vJts, cast for Rich
ord 3yve,te- y. tne Octo ,ef elect 90, and one
for ev ,ry fr ,cti IN Of tol over. This will
title the townships to be represented ., foliows:
DAvsnp rt..... 81 Isue G,ass $3.50. 2
Ls Care. ......... = Hickory drove...-..
Wind li............ Z Alis.'s Urtve -. ]
Prin .eton. .... J. bsaty ............ !
P,r.'.at Valley. | tl,ona -. l
Dsfslo -. -. -. 5 Il ,cktnsh -. !
Tae Dem ,.r,.y o. the vtriou, bsaships will
take tho proper steps 10 insure their full repre-
% eatation At th Convention.
BY order Of tho Quay comnittss.
JOHN. CiAWFJKD, Oh AirmAn.
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Police CorRr..-A young charcoal
ltesi) wss arrested Saturday, emerged with
rtsaling . guu. lie Vas convicted and sen.
l. need 10 all Tor thirty d.ys.
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From " Msh ingtOD.

WAsnisoroS, April IL.
A steamer arrived here this morning
with dipatchcs fiom Admiral Dupont 10
the government. The report from the
several commanders had not been rcccy.
cd up 10 the time which tho boat de-
parted. on Wednesday night.
From other than official sources it has
cen asccrtained that the vessels com
p'ising tie fleet advanced upon Charles
t,n on III, It. in the following order =
Wephawkcn, capt. Kigcrs, Passaic, Capt.
Dayton, Montauk, Capt. Wordcn, Ia
tapsco, Capt. Summer, and tho lronsldcs,
the FLAG ship, commander Turner, with
Dupont aud his siall on board.
Next follows the Catskill. Capt. Geo
Rogers, Naugatuc, Capt. Davis, and the
Kcokuk, Capt. Hind. In this order they
proceeded up the main channel, arriving
within zoo yards Of the mxin forts, the
lronsidcs became unmansgcable owing to
the tide and narrowncss Of the channel,
and was therefore obliged 10 drop anchor
to prevent drifting ashore. Owing 10
these circumstances he signsled her con
sorts to disregard her motions. The re.
mander Of the squadron proceeded on its
course and soon came within easy range
Of the rebel works from oil points. The
instructions OF the channel from Ft.Sum.
ter to Fort Moultric intcrfercd with the
progress Of our sh ps. In consequence of
This, and the position OF the lronsides as
above stated, the plan Of operations was
derangc1 and the space for maneuvcrng
being only from 300 TO 1000 yards. the
.cssela were obliged to prepare at once
10 engage the forts and adjacent batteries
I he sigma. had been made for action at
! 2 o'clock p M, by the commodore, but
the rel cs had previously op rel fire on
tho leading vessels. The entire move
lnent ia rep, esonted as in the highest de-
gree exciting, presenting beautiful scene
OF fire be!ching from all points on the
land and water.
In the course of 80 or 40 minu'e 20 the
Keokuk was in sinking condition aud
was obliged to wi hdraw from the FIRE
and esek IN anchorage below tho {. 1. .e
Of the enemy's guns.
A few minutes Afterwards ~ the vse-
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-13

IAN lON asOOOe.
NORNER OF OLlNTOn AND QoLLk0B
~ ssssstss Ievs Ctay less J. Tsgsbo1s Psse
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-13

1t is On oijec. ju.t nov vi'h ssssly Ill pss-
sons to urchss, 10 ~ much advantage TO them
selves as posst bio The bsst wsy TO eject this Is
to visit all and then comp,rc notes - to pricss.
CHEAP DRESS GOODS.
Notwithstanding the increased duty on impor
tations and the great increase in the cost Of lab
rics, nm selling british. French AMI German
dress goods at nearly the Same prices they were
retsii~d for two years ego. In short, | am retail
ug at less than ~ho!esale prices .s-day.
1890 yds p sin Lowell as NJ 2os.
10 600 y Is striped /. At 25c.
lo,ono yds mixed English poplins 50 cts.
900 yis MICS sImbiq lss, styes and c,iors. from
80 to IS cts.
10000 yds single fold Apncss all shades, from 80
1910 cts.
II, 0,oco yds double fold A. paeas, al shades. from
60 cas- to 81.
5000 yds checked Alpscas. ell prices.
A beautiful assortment Of French Print, fer bresl-
fast wrAppsn. They Will certainly give the
hssbsnd an appetite.
600 sun unbi ellas from ono dollar upwards.
$1,000 Hoop kirts. Bxsr AAkx. 1t all prioes.
SELL BLACK SILKS CHI APER
THAN ANY OTHER PARTIES IN
DAVENPORT.
Besides, con- plete line Of Hosiery, Housekeeping
Goois. Prints, Lawns, Ginghams Chsmbseys.
Closks, Shswis, boys an mems wear, etc., etc.,
oil Of which propose 70 tfisr on the same I'D
wants gcous terms they wers bought.
A splendid assortment Of Alpaca Balls, oil
shades and col. 70, for brAidng dresser.
Ladies' can rely that this advertisement 10 no
hu atug, and that the Goods sre really Ss repre-
sonte1.
WM H.CARTER,
27 West. Second street. opposite LsClsiro House.
ALL
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THE CIT y.

IIIGu wind was still scattering the
duet on Ss'uId.y. and making everything No
eom.or ,bi,.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-13

CHANGE or TIME.-The new time ta-
hls for the summer = III 60 int" effect on The
10th. After that date the rate Of speed ON
e.. All will admit iLas this can be done
without limit ent dsnees to life or limb of The
pssseogers The time Of The arrival Of the
as ern train will be about the same at last
yeaf.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-13

Phoenix Insurance Company OF Hart.
ford sss-,s. let Nav. 1862. tb27 200 90 lis-
b,i,i1,. f2t $40. Ilssay Is uotva.s AT.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-13

The party advantages gained are all on
tue side of the Democracy. The Rcpub-
cans. ms las, year, elect heir ate Off
Gers, but instead of a majority Of 9,lj4
they have only 2,4GS.
Take tho Lcgi,I ,tare. Last year the
Republicans 81 cte 81 Senators aud the
Democrat. none. M. The Senate stands
IA Republican. and Democrats. Last
year the House stoo according to the
EVeainy Jurn Il Almanac, i95 Republic
ans to So Democrat. Now the krpub.
licans have only l39 while the Demo-
crxt> have 81.
The Demo arats elect one Member Of
Congress
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Lxto News BY Last sis ats Nails.
The Connecticut E,rciiOn..l.alge Dem.
NC. 0nc tsaiNs.

The strength developed on Monday by
the iemoc,acy of conn t'cut, taking in
to account all tie adverse circumstances
under winch they l,,oicI, is most graft
fying. Figures will not lie. Look at the
colnps,i,on. The Isl dispatch from Hart
ford gives the ful rcinri from the eight
counties OF the State:
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Will be pfes.n. on the OCCASION.
Let ai Who love th . Constitution aud the U Union,
On reve ths memors Of the Fathers Of tho Rt-
public give thi, ono day to the service Of their
COuotry.
Other emincn. Democratic orators will bo an
nos uced in due season.
By order Of he Committee.
JOHN y. CiAAF0Ro, Chairman.
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DAVENPORT, IOWA. MONDAY MORNING. APRIL I3. 1862
The Great Opess1Dg.

1t On oijec. just nov With ssasly Ill ~
sons to urchasi TO ~ much advantage to them
selves as posst The bsst vsy to effect this is
to visit all and then compare notes - to pricss.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-13

Tue Democracy VI ) ott county arc requested T.
nset 10 MAss Convention in tue City Of Daver.
port on
Wednesday, April 18Th,
Attw, o',.oct. P. n. The Distinguished orator
HENRY CLAY DEAN,
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LEGAL NOTICE.

e.: $:;''; ): s:' e.; :::.'' Notes.
Sarah l.. Smith vs. Hans Puck, Jargen Pusk and
Henry fuck.
To Hans Fuck, Jurgen Puck AMI Henry Pack, Sras:
NOU and each fyou are hereby notified that
on the 18th day or August A. D, 1883. ths
plaintiff. Sarah L. Smith, 6ed in the Office Of the
Clerk Of the District Court for ScottCounty. state
Of lows, said Court then bling in session. her no
titon, setting forth that she 10 the owner 10 re-
the following lands lying In Scott County, state
Of Iowa. to wit Part of the vest half Of he
south west quarter of section twenty four "a lin
township Sc, enty eight (75> north, Of rsnee
thr * east Of the 9Th P. r., psrtieul.rl, des-
cribed - follows, to-wit: Commencing 10 the
middle Of Looost street At point twenty rods east
Of the south vest CORNER Of said sest!on twenty
four .S%;, thence north H'ty three and ono third
t53H rods thence east th'rty.sevcn and one
haf tt7H) rods; thence south ahy-thres and
one-'hi-d 5SA rods; thence west thirty-seven
and One-hsl (87L rods to the place Of beg n
ming, and that she 10 now in possession of The
same, aud that rs she is Informed and believes
you cake some claim adverse to the estate of said
petitioner 10 the said real estate and praying that
y"u might bp notified to show cause Why you
ifany.
Now, therefore, in pursuance Of an order OF said
Court. on said day ade. you are hereby notified
TO appear or octore noos Of the second day or
tho next term Of said Court. to DO begun aud
holden on the lat Monday Of November a. b. 1858.
to show cause why you should not br M an action
to try Your alleged title, II any, sdvcrse to the
estate Of tho said petitioner in the said real o.
tate, and that unless you appear and show such
cause yosr default will DO entered and judgment
rendered thereon,
DAWSON i TRUE,
eRzl-d4wI Attorneys fOV the PsintifFs
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LEG a..


vNHER1AA, - ~ 1T ~ ee0epesat~.A 4. n.
w 1855, willard bsssews ssd A. h. nesre~s.
bic wifes sascossa snto David B. True. ~
Trustee, . eeetaia DEED u Trust, eoovev.
Ing = sid Trs.,ss Ne lasd IL sse,s
sSsasey, ie.s. assesisea = feile~s, te-vis:-
tiea No. ehissy - rs J. u tessship NJ sevsssy-
mise t7sl nsrtA, q sasgs No ose (l) sase. q
The 9th r y. A. also the wess half n 81 q
sosth- ssst qusstss u section No, aine (e.l h
sessship ~. seventy -sigh. l7s) asrth, % mage
sssvsyaass ~ asds " the ala WilIard Sssrvvs
for ths psrposs q sseuring the paymsas Of Ave
eestais pscoisusy nosss and the intsesse thereeo.
signsd b the said Willard Basross dsted ~ III
dsy Il Ssptsobss 4. D. 1869, aad payable %
the San Of three handrs and Afty S3so) dollars
payable sspsenhsr Is, 1850. one fos thsss han
drsd aod 6fty - jO) dollsrs payabls septem oer
Let, Is !, one for three husdre snd Afty 1850,
dellAn psyssIe september let, 1854, one fsr thtee
ssssssd :es sisy !es5v collars payable ..spesn-
hundred and city (ss,sso) dollars, psy.Eis
Isl Ssptemcer 1854. nth iatefsss %
q h Of sad notss ct the rate OF ton per
csat. pr snnu0 After maturity. OF which the hrss
four q said notes ere Que aud unpaid.
Ard nov, sail four promisssry notes having be-
come due and payable and the aid Willard Bar
rows having failed to:pay the same, David 8. True
Trustee q Aforesaid. do hereby give this public
notice, that By virtue Of the pswsr which
y II No vested BY said Deed OF Trust,
will on Saturday, the Goth day Of Septembsr
A. u. 1853. at the hour Of O'Clock II he
afternoos Of sad day, 1t the Court House door in
the city Of Davenport, expose and offer for sale 4
public auction, the parcel Of land above
described or % much thereof shall b ecessary
TO satisfy and pay the amount Of said notes
with the interest thereon to the dav o. sale
together with all the costs and expenses attend M
said sale, costs IF this notice and Trustees fees.
Dated the 4th day Of September 4. D. 1868.
DAVID S. TRUE,
splits Trnstae
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-16
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THE BEST IN THE WORLD.
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Cu,ing Teothache L Nouraleja.
Do you wish 70 b blessed with and admired
for PEARLY WHIrE and Sound TEETH Us.
Or. VIM. Husd's Unrlvallcd Tooth Pow.
~, warranted free from acid. alkali, or any il.
Gions substance. Price, Is cents per box.
- Beware OF the ordinary cheap tooth nv
ae.s. which whites bat destroy.
DO you wish TO b certain that your breath IL
pure, sweet and agreeable TO husband or Whichever
OF friondsf Use DR.. Hurdss Celebrated
Mouth wash. Pfice, ~ cents per bottle.
This astringens wash 10 also the best remedy 10
the world for Canker Bad Breath, Bleeding Gums
Sore Mouth, ets. 1t has cured hundreda
DO you, OF your children suffer from Tooth ache I
Get DR.. Hurdss Magic To0thmche Drops.
Price. Is cents per bottls.
Arc you a0ieted with Neuralgia Get Dr.. w
b. Hurdle Neuralgia Plastess. The mos
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charm pain away Try them. Price. Is and 3c
cents. Mailed on receipt Of Price.
DO you Wish . complete st Of Dental RENE
dies and . Treatise on Preserving Teeth Go,
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nestsst and most valuable present that one friend
can make 70 another. Price, 81. Sent BY express
on recsipt Of price
For sale st III tho best stores throug hoat tie
country.
CAuT1oN.-As there arc dealers who take ID.
vantage OF our advertisements to impose utor
their customers inferior preparations il IL neces-
ssry to insist upon having what you call for, and
you will get the best, thoroughly tested, snd re.
pared BY an experienced end scientific Dentist,
Treasurer Of the New York state Dentists Asso.
ciation, and vicc.Presidsnt II the New Yofh
City Dental Society.
WIN. B. HURD 1 CO., New York.
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