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, 1863-08-13

NEW YoRE, August 1aa.-The Herald's Nor
ris Island correspondence, under date Of the
sth and It'll insts., reports our position strong
or and safer than ever. The morale and con
adence Of our troops are uncxampled. Al.
though the rebels keep pouring in shell from
Forts Wagner, Sumter, and other fortifica-
ticns, the protection to our troops is 20 COM
rlete that our casualties are hardly worth
noticing.
Capt. Paine, Of the Tooth Nav York, and
nice Of his men, were captured BY tho rebels.
on the night Of the 4th, while on scout rear
Light House Creek. They made spirited
but unsuccessful resistance to superior num-
hcYs.
On Sunday week there was terrific engage.
ment betwcen the gunboat Ottawa. u Monitor,
and the lronsides, aid our works On Norris
Island, and the rebel forts. The rebel guns
were finally silcnced- -:----'~---0-~
Abost belonging to the Ironsides, while on
picket duty last Wednesday night, was rua
down by rebel steamer. Part OF her crew
were drowned, ard the rest saved By another
Of our beats. No prisoners we1c taken by
the rebels.
, 1863-08-13
FROM PHILADELPHIA.


Especial Dispatch to the ChIcago Ttibuue.J
PHILADELPHIA, August +, 1858.
There is nothing special from the army Of
the Potomac or Charleston to night.
= The 1st tregro;regiment,C Col. Tughmaa COM
mandiug, will leave for Philadelphia to-mo1-
row. Taey wiu embark By the steamers Cam
rria aud star of the South. The compliment
Of officers is not full, but the companies are
full and well dsillcd. Their destination is
Charleston, 8. G.
Chas, Ridley, colored .entinel ofcamn, rho
eAot Wm. Fox few nights since, whom he
supposed was about to make an attack upon
hin, was surrendered to the Sheriff Of Mont
gome,y county this afternoon, under aasiees
received from Washington. He had warned
Fox several times before he fired the musket.
, 1863-08-13
u pesertcr BIoEcel.

U9e Joseph Hagen, who Is alleged to have
deserted from the I'D PennsslTania rolun-
tcele, v7ns severely whipped by orilsr of the
Provost MarshnI in Pit1sburg, Pa, Oh the Sd
inst Hagen, after having deserted trum tho
army, had ,bo toldness to enlist as substl-
sworn into tie service, but deserted the % Sane
night. On the sd instant he received $3.50 mud
enlisted as . substitute, and was about to be
swo,n htQ; TIRE United States service the
tksf3 time; fhtn hc was discovered, Provost
Marshal CnptalnJ. Heron Foster Immediately
HESrasd hin ss, to BE- enas1a md to r feesTe s
and warning to others. The corporal clarg-
edWith the execution Ct the order atlmfnls-
tered 1LirtJ-eeLe3 lasles IN severe manner.
The affair CREATED a great deal Of talk In the
city of pittsburg. Captain Foster says hc
will chee,fully submit to punishment for. Us
eault aid battery.
, 1863-08-13
FROM MILWAUKEE.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trtbune.)

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tf1bnne.)
M1wAuKEE. August 1a, 1858.
Brigadler General Shannon, in command Of
the district ofHtleua, Ark, arrived In this
city yesterday, where he will remain tor a
few dnys with bis relations.
A gentleman, experienced IN agriculture,
laying travelled through a large portion Of
Milwaukee, Waukesha, and other counties,
reports The crops In most excellent condition,
toe ansect, abont which there WAS 20 great up.
I,.,. penensaoo some time ago, has done but very
little damage. and tho yield Of the wheat
promises to be cyen larger tim those ofform
er seasoas. Great Inconvenience Is fe1to1ino
to the scarcity Of laborers, in 1nany cases f.
males do great portion Of the Labor.
, 1863-08-13
W HERE THE BLIND ARE
" CCEYp A8DuoWA MINISTER TH1Ls TIE rEEru.
E0NoYAEK. August 9Th. 125E1

EsG11AAEh+ fauKusL akH ls7L5,
certify that my hro:hEs 8acecl B. Potter, VINO wa1
soldier Of the 18th Regiment Of Illinois Fol1ateers
~ om re ssEyee @ 81 e. ACCOUNT 2! earoac
u blind with said complaint shout elyep moares
Tint rom the time Of hs return on discharge he rs
sided With mo at 53u1onank, DeKal5 County, ILL.,,
nnrl aSont 'he 1s:h q Fseraa:y 1gl II soudit;oa
siens here as vel ~ u the army vent to chlea$o
70 the Lonaon Eye and Ear lnnrnary corne- Of ran
aolph md Dearborn st1eets: that about the 18th
of Ma!ca 1853 ha Ieturnsd aon restdsl wita ms n;t0
we;e YELL. aad be aals e endure tsi2 = NayMl3:
e7pEgs;ssed to n ne nts afaslraas toEsrla Pr JAMEs
Ise9yssy e his syss entirely e bis skt
hs nas Also asa TO r. ?satediy ,has keynola,
4,, ,Saf e rsse.ysd M h!S tssata'ens s9.sey ioM q
ORANGE PUTTEH.
Police Magistrate aad County S1rye7o..
The above 8: b. Potter Tho was cured bS d. Ja1nea
Ltwh. of TIE London Era and Ear Iu1rtaaSy, covpar
Ct Randolph and Dearborn atzests, t5 the same 81
Potter t0Eether With numescus c.rer ca3ea 10 wcra
Q. Reynolds referred to In the Tribune or the iii
d.: Lewis would respectfully ndeica al persons Who
are desou4 Of bein treated By said I:cycods to
tlth them thels family plican. who s aba 10 ques
doa the ability Of that medical dIsIEc null ks $i1et
, 1863-08-13

CHc1xsA71, Aug. 12.-Henry 3. Williams,
Army Of tic Cumberland, bringing with him,
as the donations Of cur soldiers to their
friends at home, the handsome sum Of S371,
714,a0, Of which $3.50 il sent by express aud
the balance placed in the State Treasury for
distribution to the counties.
, 1863-08-13

decline in the stock market to- day, especially
In the stocks Of through lines to the West,
It being understood that that ar
rapgementa heretofore exiEting as to the
transportation Of freight and passengers, are
at N end, and another era Of mil competition
has commenced.
Some miscreants arc reported to have been
detected in an attempt to blow up the Croton
Aoucdnct, Mt Tarrytown, on Mo-day night.
They broko Into tic powder magazine and
stole keg Of powder, which was found with
them near tho aquednct. The evidence beng
insufficient the men were released.
, 1863-08-13

Government to wait for the return ofthis
cass q persons. Unquestionnhly the drafted
men VINO do not within q reasonable time re-
l9rn TO the country, 60 as to enter the service,
e1onld not be accepted as part of the quota
Of troops duo from the State to which tle7
helong.' JAMES B. Fnr,
Provost Marshal General.
, 1863-08-13

Tho .fsrnnf RAf1rrnr Of t1tn T1A,rros
nn,;,c ,he ,,st 1rce, r. Anil ,l,s gr..atcst
,s,1T:r o,.ter,r;.. IN snrth 4 n's.t., - 49, ~
,uc7,1a,nd a. Po.o,;o In ,ha rr.n+ins co,,-
Ic5.r,.r .rha ..x.monv ~ hae.t,sr ~ ~, :.
1,on.s,on ~ 49, - 49, ...n"s -. cs.
11,,.o tho prs-t,1art ~ ~ 49, ~ pannh,,a ~ 49,
--aas, - a.,sSIs,',' ' ~ g.. - 49,
f 1.sss.S.,.a. - eN.a,s.. Sa-s.s
- toe.sn "4a
N.9..- "s .-t111s y, - efo eHt5 W
~ .atu'' .t-ampA. ..,s1, ~ -, oss,' ~, o5
LAW a.. 4e+.us "a7 H. "Ase'"i'sas, s9a'.
,ns ensesp..s1D eos1noi'oa,au' q ns'l1s' VI
nassA.41nsao, w. tae ''coluI itosl'elo "nose
".au !" w! ul'.ue las los'ueo.;o I,; aesls Luz
A.ss' @Au "No a'"' AN NV ae.uao : 'uApso'
uss.ne aess''snssaa07 "otA tor LUG iao7e ss''
olationa15 OF Spanlsn Americans. M
Whcclwright has obtaiacd for this railway,
from Rosario to Coraoya, q distance Of $50
.ue', 4"poA '"nt eoneessions afosn 'ne 7tsen'
inc 6oscrn1nent, which WILL doubtless be
confirmed by the Congress Of the cpuntrv.
Mr.. WheeIvrtght mt fo,th ,,,s n,on eaver,1
Vows ,ro t,+ ~ ~. 49,. -. - -. @ T ..'s..
fos,e ~ ~ f'ot -, :, =. .ha @ 1u.s osun 70 saho
iof1n N iac1. IN Inc month Of April, rs VIC
have intfmated, the eastern ecction of thf.
great enterprise WINS inaururate,1 with ,,on,n
sn5 rercranr e,r;c @ % a,,,i.a.r ~ee ~ 49, pomp
~, aau e.ts"on5. '. e,'a' n.iaf5' anu siesaeai.
1he h1st spadeih1 o1 eaflh was turned by the
President Of tho Argentine Confederation on
thc fertile Main ADJACENT II, The eitv nF poz,r;o
~ .5drats dsi,ra-aa 49, 49, ~ assss.. a1o'
Aus aoa1se us'eAeu ~ lae oceaslon'
whether by freetdent, Archbishop, or Minis
ter of State, were to the point, and bespoke
n nf,7 era for thc rich rco,ons If +, p,,to
g. s1or. ~ ,oaa ~ as..n1s ...a.a @ 41s,1
oo eao" nao use1 tns 4u1t u u i"pfoFeAlent,
thai until lsa3 OK teams drew most OF the
goods destined for yarious parts Of tho inter
ior mn tn Rosario dfst,nco ri on ,n;1..s
~l,a ~ - ea.aa.,. oese ~ " -" innes'
WING 1ne nalcsllc LII flata, upon whose
broad bosom tue largest unn.of.war could
font rolled by within sipht of the 1o,poo
a, ~. .te'z.z.... - ...ss..,.s,-.1n "aee"
toaa' no" steamers run 1cguiatly 70 Rosario,
to f, Paraguay, ard to distant Cuba in Brazil.
Thu railway inaugurated is to run from
Rosario 10 Gosdoya, over the fertile prairie,
where to-day Is u considerable population On.
gagged In Hheat growing, raising herds of
sheep, to,ned cattle, and horses, &C., &c.
TIC Government guarantees o most liberal
per ceutoge, and site grants Of land along the
railway, to the amount Of eevefal thousand
square miles. The whole region Is analogous
to Texas, only the climate Is superior to that
of tic H1.oue Startf State. Here fha hest of
, 1863-08-13

ITO PRINTERS! Three fouts Of
l. Brewer Typo ios Galc-50 lbs. in each
font. Figures aad C,ns complete. (This Is
a sample Of tic lettcy.) Price 20 cta. per lb.
Address, TRIBUNE CO,
II Clark ST., Chicago.
, 1863-08-13

Ba1GnonE, August 12.-aon. ]. "; Cres
field hns been nominated for Congress, by The
Uplon men Of the first district Of Maryland.
, 1863-08-13

: INe Snb6ntH C0nVemff0u.
sAEAIoaA, AUG. 12.-The Sabbath Conyen-
t9 noa held two sessions to-day, With large at-
tendance aud Increased interest,
, 1863-08-13

TEE GREAT GUN.-By the re-.
II quest Of many Of the most Influential citizens We
are fn1nred to GInibtt tna GzEAr MoRT.&E GC.s In
1e1tsa M ~ ny ~ 4 Eeoie q wisconsta @ f. tha Peooe
1uanneattor that 1t Etii literally eHooT RoUXD l.
toKNEH, b..
The model used weiaas 150 Tbs, anc carries a four
pound ball The bali thrown from ths gun describes
~ exxct circle either horizontal or Perpendicular
nlrst destructive implements Of modern warfare. Al
arc assured tha nAxaE1 fi1 attend the extlbiton
3H the taI1 WM bg C.ctca towards tae lake hut he
les IN the tlct that absolutely IN
1s1 me ecntso! Of TIE Euoner-cs5ce LADIES aud
g rs "a = ean b SET q Gusso& Hons: Place from
18Th. 14ta aud Kth. at aJton of ID cents aad q
tbs same days from 70 P. H., a shooting eyh1bi.
Ron FILL tas1vcn ut the CENTRAL SKATING PARK
Michigan ayenuc Eeas Twelfth street. AdEaiasIpa 70
EhtootttE Exhibition Is cents; children 10 cenis
Eul2-kS5t-3G net JOSEPH GOODRICH
, 1863-08-13

or justify the enrolment in this State.
wish to ca1l 5our attention to the tables on
poge j, 6, ends, which. sheR that in uine
Congressional Districts in Manhattan, Long
and Staten If.1nds. the number Of conscript5
called for Is $3.50; while IL nineteen other
districts the number Of fconzcriptscalled forfis
Only sc, ,G2G. tbs drafts to be made from the
first class, those between the ages of twenty
and thirty-fl7e. I. appears by the census Of
1850 that In the fist nine Congressional Dis
lrlcts there we're lt4fG1 males betwee7 twen-
ty and thirty-fye; they are called upon for
81, 723 consclipts. Il the other nlnc1cea dis
t11cte, with population Of males between
twenty and thirty .6yc, Of 80, ,76G, only S;;621
are demanded
Again, to show the partIsan character Of
tie enrolment, you Wit find, on the 21st
page Of the military report, that In the first
nine Congressional Districts the total vote Of
1850, mas Is, ,24S; the number OF conscrIpts
noW demanded, Is S3,729. III the nineteen
other districts the total vote was 451, ,2257; yet
these districts are called uporto furnish only
39, ,G2G drafted men. Each Of t.sh nine districts
gave majoritics In favor Of ons political party,
and ea,h Of the nineteen districts gave mn5or-
tiles In favor Of the other party,
You cannot and will not fail to right these
gross wrongs. Truly youts,
, 1863-08-13
Tho Parole Granted tho v1c1ssburs
:, Er1Honcrs Hescindcd by Davis.
=. 8EADQEARTEns PARQLEp P81soXERs

1Ac Parole Granted tho FicIksburE
D. Prisoners Hescindcd by Davis.
HEADQUARTERS PARoLgD PRISONERS.
DEMcfolrs. July rs, 1868.
; Ihr President Of the Confederate States re-
ga!dtog the furloughs granted tho paroIed
Er1s from Ficksburg Of too great dura-
ton Il tic present condition Of the country,
With she exception Of those to the men most
distant from this camp, therefore, under his
Instructions, all tur.oughs are eesciuded, with
the exception Of those to the trans -sIississlp-
=! Department and tom the State Of Tenues-
sec, which will remain, as before. The fur
loughs Of the troops from Gcorgia are reduced
to twenty days; those from Alabama and
mississippi to fifteen days. at the expiration
Of their fnrlouEhs, all officers aud men will
report at this place, as far rs practicable, in
their former organizations. Brigade com
manders are authorized and instructed to
prbIish h This order in tie newspapers Of tho
districts In which their respective commands
we1c organized, and will supervise the gath
e1inc together and re. Organization OF the
same. By order Of -, =.
LIEUT.. GEN. PEMnERToS.
F. n. STAFFORD, Acting Adiutant. General
Cf1ciaI: WILLAI ELL1orr A. a g..
, 1863-08-13
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FIR, EST CT A S s
JOB COMpOSfT0RS
WANTED.
WANTED.

App.v 11=Ifru or - our oNce.
EuNLQP, HEWKLL & SPtsEEtHt1.
PYicts5y md Stasicnery.
MT. k6,e y y 10 clark street. Chicago.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-20
LEGAL.
TRUSTEES SALE

WHEREAS on the 22d day Of January. A d
W 1907, Michsel Howard ex scuted unto JOSH
IA Dial as trustee, a certain deed of trust, c m
yeying to said trustee the land in Scott county,
Iowa, described as follows, to vii. Lots nun bers
twenty,sx 20, twenty-sevea ~ and twenty
eight l2s Of Davenpor,'s out lots in subdivision
OK tho quarter of the n T. quarter of Sec
.ion No twenty three % in township No sever-
enty.eight l7sl. r. 9th n. as the same are
numbered ard described on the plat Of the sur
yey OF said out lots on record in the Recorders
Office Of Scot, county, Iowa. Which said convey
was made by the said Michael Howard for
tho purpose of securing the payment Of one Ger.
tain promissory note and tho interest thereon.
signed by said Mishael Howard, for one hupdrel
dated the ed day Of January, A. ID. 1859. and
payable nine months after date 10 the order al
George l.. Davenport, with ten flo per cent in
terest thereon, upon which note there was Maid
Nov. u, 1859, the sum of ore hundred dollars.
And now, said note haviog become due and
payable, ard tho said Michael Howard having
failed pay the same, Joshua lial, Trustee a.
aforesaid, do hereby give this public notice. that
by virtue Of he power which is In me vested by
said deed % trust, will, on Saturday, the sew
enteenth i7th day Of January, A. D. I-63, at the
your OF two II o'clock in the afternoon of said
day, nj the Court House door. in the city OF BAY
export, expose and Oher for sale, q. public auc-
ton. the p'rcels of land above desert bed, or so
much thereof as shall be sufficient to satisfy and
tay the amount of said note, 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 Upon the compile
lion Of such sale deed will be given in accord
ance with the stipulation of said deed Of Trust.
Dated the 2Sd day Of December. 4. d. 1862.
JOSHUA DIAL,
dec 23-ts Trustee
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-20
MISCELLANEO
DEAERTEKS

THE FOLLOWING NAMED SOLDIERS
! enlisted for Old Regiments, have deserted
from Camp Mcclellan, Davenport. Iowa:
CHARLES G0RTON, born in Tenewee county,
Michigan, % years old. q mAehinist, enlisted Nov
25th, s62, a, DsvenI ort, by Capt Vim Pursell, for
! three years. Gray cyes, auburn hair, forid com
plexlon, Fl ~ inches IN height, deserted on
sunday tho 2!st day Of Hacam Der, s82.
ALBERT TEEPLE. born in Mciienry county
Illinois, 20 years old. occupation a farmer, enlist
ed Nov. 25th, 1892. at Davenport by Capt Vim
Pursell Tor three years. Blue eyes, brown hair,
ford complexion. # 81 inchee high. deserted
on Sunday, the 2lst Of December 1884,
ALBEIT PRINCE, born in Frederick county,
Maryland, u years old, farmer by occur alton on
listed September 9Th, 1882. at keokuk, by Maj
William Belknay, for years has grey eyes,
irown hair, fair complexion, feet inches high
for the 18th Infantry
J. l.. BRADEN, born in Decatur county, Indi-
ana, aged 70 years, by occupation a farmer, en-
listed ut davenport, Iowa, August l6, has hazel
eyes, black hair and dark complexion, height 5
feet 10 inches.
WILLIAM b JONES, born in Osargo county,
New York, aged "a years by occupation = car
black eyes, sandy hair and dark complexion
height feet inches.
JOHN hOUGHTEN, born in Hardin county
Ohio, aged ~ years, by occupation a farmer, en-
listed at Davenport, Iowa. September 20, has grey
eyes, light hair and light complexion, height 5
feot u inches.
Any oLc app.eheal.ng any one or all Of said
soldiers will be paid oil reasonable cost Of trans
portaton and subsistence, together with o reward
of FIVE dollars when said dcserters are returned 70
the Commanding Officer of Camp Mcclellan.
X. NJ. LlTTLER,
Captain I'd Iowa Infantry, Commanding Camp
Mcclellan, Davenport, Dec %, 1862. dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-20
MEDICAL.
DIR. WM. b. HURD,S
DENTAL REJuEDIEEY
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THE BEST IN THE WORLD
iksURIH0
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AND
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W, warranted FREQ from acid. alkali, or any in.
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IH bewarc Of the ordinary cheap tooth nov.
ders, which whitcn but destroy.
DO you wish to be certain that vosr byeath Ia
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OF Iriendsf Use DIR. Hurd's Celebr
Mouth wash. Price, 81 cents per bottle.
ms sstringent wash is also the best remedy IN
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Bore Mouth, cts. 1t has cured hundreda
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Get Dr. Hurd's Magic TOothache nron.
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~. W. =. Hurd's Dental Treasury, the
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on receipt of price
For sale At all tho best stores throughou. the
country. ~
CAcrIoN-As there are dealers who tske aa.
vantage OF our advertisements to impose usor
their customers Inferior preparations ii is neces,
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Address
VIM. B. HuRD d CO., Now York.
julyS-dAwtfebl4
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-20
Votes which >peaa Volumes.

There are votes which speak volumes,
and these 81 the recent Democratic
Legislative csncu. in \ jersey are among
!Lem.- y /. Tribune.
The Tribune never uttered q more
significant truth. Only sixteen months
ago Simon Cameron was powerful
art OF Lincoin's Administration, Lav-
iog resigned the office OF [. S. Senator
TO accept that Of Secretary Of var un-
der Il PIE idett who had carried Penn.
sylsana by 50. l59 majority. On the
l2.h OF September, 1851, the period o..
which we speak, the Trcaton IN. J.
Gazette contained the following para
graph
"Col. James w. Wall at Burling-
ton, \. j., was arrested this afternoon
by the U. S. Marshal and taken to New
York by the afternoon train.
The arrest produced most intense ex-
citemelt among the people, as Col.
Wall had been a leading man for many
years"
After lapse of sixteen months Mr..
cameron appears before the Legs ature
OF his State, which was trinmphantiy
carried against the Administration In
October, as candidate for return TO
the seat IN the Senate TO which he was
chosen in 1857. lie WAS defeated and
Al un1ompromislng opponent Of the Ad-
mlustra,on policy is elected. Amos,
at the same moment Col. Wall, the VIC.
tim Of Csmerons power and the ex-
prisoner of Fort lafayette, is sent by
the Legislature Of New Jersey, fresh
from the people, TO represent that State
Ia the Senate OF the United States.
TrnIy, there are votes which speak
volumes" and those OF New jersey and
PENNSYLVANIA arc among ,hcm.-- Roll
estr Union.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-20
One Republican Paper Condemnins the
Indiana Secession

The CIeasesnd o. Herald, a lie d..
ing republican paper, has the honesty TO
condemn the secession revolution in In
diana OF It's political friends. 1t SAYS
The republican OF the upper House
IN he Indiana Legislature have played
the same game in order to defeat the
election OF United States Senatorp. and
at last accounts the legislative wheels OF
that State were blocked. We know
nothing Of the particular merits of tho
cause ~ Indiana, but upon general prn.
ciples we condemn, u. toto, that '.ke-
daddiog process. Legislators are not,
sent to the Capital TO run ont of II,
whenever they find themselves in the
minority, and their du,yis % stand =,
tier ods, lighting Ike men, from A TO Z
oil Parliamentary tactics. but never TO
sipdup the alphabet OF their tactics by
playing ,ruant-it is unmanly at best, and
revolutionary at worst
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-20
TRUSTEES SALE

WHEREAS, on THE 18TH DAY OF AU-
w gust. A. ID. 1859, Elisha Jonas and julia
Ann Jones, his wife, executed unto Charles T.
Putnam as Trustee, o certain Deed of Trust, con-
veying 10 said Trustee the land in Scott county,
Iowa, described rs follows, to-wit: Twenty -one
q fee, front by ono hundred and fifty $50 J
feet in depth CT the south side of lot No. three
g in block No. three (a) in James Meckrtcs IN .
second addition TO tho city Of Davenport, forming
an oblong square Of twenty. one (2l) feet by one
hundred and fifty (l50) feet, be tho same more or
less. Which said conveyance was made b. the
said Elisha Jones and Julia Ann Jones for the
purpose OF securing the payment CT two certain
promissory poies rad tho interest thereon, signed
by said Elisha Jones, dated the 18th day of Au-
gust, A. ID. 1859. and payable as foil ,ws; One
Tor forty-seven $4,000 $47 50.lo0) dollars, pay.
able in six (6) months after date aad oae for the
sum o. fve E.hdrsd and twenty-five 5o-loo
tSS22 50-lo0) dollars, payable in one "a year
interest after due, and payable to the order Of
Eliza w. Oliver.
And now said Last c;Gnt.oBod motto having be-
come due anu payable, and the said Elisha Jones
having failed TO pay the same, !, Charles L. Put
nam, Trustee rs aforesaid, do hereby give this
public notice, that by virtue Of the power which
Is in mo vested by said Deed of Trust, will, on
saturday. the 10th day Of January, A. ID. lsds.
at the hour Of two ~ o'clock in the afternoon Of
said day. At the Court House door, in the city of
Davenport, expose and offer for sale, at public
auction, the parcel Of land above described or so
much thereof al all be sutt cent to satisfy and
pay the amount Of said note 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. Upon the com
petion of such sale deed will be given in ac-
cordance with the stipulation Of sald Deed Of
Trust.
Dated the 10Th day Of December. A D. 1852.
CHARLES Z. PUTNAM,
dec n -dts 1r,s,ao
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-20

Tho Democracy Of the State Of Iowa are re-
,ucstei to send delegates to State Convention
hereby called, 70 be held nj the Capitol In the
CITY OF DesN oines on WEDNESDAY,, THE 20TH
DAY OF MAY NEXT, AT IL O'CLOCK n Tor
the purpose Of nominating andidates for Gov
ernor, Lieut.. Governor, and Judge Of supreme
Court to be supported at the ensuing October
election, and OF transacting such other business
as may be deemed necessary.
The basis of County Repre- sentaton will be one
delegate for every one hundred Votes cast for
Richard H. Sylvester, Secretary Of STATE, and one
for every fraction over ffty-and upon this basis
the several counties will be entitled to be repre
sentcd as follows viz