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New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21
WHAT Mr.. prtosTrR SAYS.

T. fsret J. pecos.r No Halls Court, Poflsrd Me-,
this o-rtihcste certify that hssa bia de af f.5m
r and for twelve yesT, pl-i have bessn 4ui,e deaf lave
spent nj ed oi ao-is without -yIg aIy oenoi what
Lat Saturday vent 10 500 Mr.. z. treat
Delucs IN q los after be- hrs spiscissr, could hear
voice in the house. sand n the ccilsr Iid
hear the ,cs tae paror leiuio Go os .y .feas
yefsac,, irs'. coileud lei mode rritnsn 10 al
nt -i.r Il AL a. 1oue
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21

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following genuine preparations;
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Mss &c. Pace t3.
WATER vi
SCALP RENOyATOR. ~
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L.. e. soIli on receipt Of the r-!ee
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. Bond g., Now-York, every TUtSDfi and NEDNE>-
DAY troiu q. p and from ?, to ?. n. 10
the Of those who cannot in ia. Day.
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a.d WEDNESDAYS.
NE medicines can bad any time No s Bond -
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21
siuuT HFsrotEp

Jurs 22 IS1-hy dear tausi'er brought me to Dr. 'on
Iisauh,ry almost bind IA both ,yes could no. bear The
un nor tho light ala completely cured ~ D. Won fi'eH
Do and called eress my gratitude o. lie Doof i'f
bis ,si ard uarelnn2 attention by which recovered one
Of the most precious 10 acr brins deprived o u io
l,.r years IL only dlc 10 d. Won fi.c 10 a'o n
have ted .sea uhycsns yain. lshs be- happy 70 bear
personal testimony Dr. Non tis'ihcs univ sled s"cec'''o
snv lady or gentleman who viii coll on
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New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21

rii, o,,,i.e. "a, ~ molap DE-, been for some tine
gt.3 viii p..ts oelflrr saacns from pain, and rum
tosao.e &c. tie ieai t.'hrr with aiber Indication of
t,ai,s, Of bearing Dr yon tsnberr rcuo''d Aon her
ear. gr,A, quantity ofna't'r to.f f'i corra'edbood
res,ins her nsietsn.op', ai without pt'H u With
grateful t.aal, tlst g,, tns Testimony g. ld ,sn
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a disposition to resist the laws of the
land enc, j. NJ. CUrTs,
Captain Eleventh Infantry, Judge Advo-
cate. Department of Ohio.
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1u An appeal will be held in the Treasurer
office Ebensburg Friday Goth day Of May
where all parties interested can attend il
they see proper. GEO. EASILY,
May 13, 1868. Mercantile Appraiser.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-05-20

to sell or contractors to reward. He
said, in regard to the rebuke of the Ad-
ministration, at the last fall election, that
no more volunteers could be had; that
the Administration had to resort to the
French consumption act that he would
not counsel resistance TO the military or
civil law, for that was not needed That
a people were unworthy to be freemen
who would submit to such encroachmerlts
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-15
LEGAL.
rRusrRcs aAIr

VH7HEREAs, q IL LIT DAY u s,,a.-h~AD n.
w 1854, wiiiard tssrovs sad Az n. rs,,o.s.
his wife, e1ecuted INTO David 3. rrrs' "a
Trustee, . certain Deed Of Trust. convev.
Ing 70 said Trustee the land n Seott
county, Iowa, deserved = follows, to-vis:-
The west halt Ct the sorsh wet quarter II -.
tion No: thirty I've lss) in township No. seventy
nins t7sl nssth, Of rasgs No ons az east. q
the 9Th r. y. I'd also ths wsss hslf ~ n
south ct quarter Of section No, nine CO n
township Ne. seventy eight (75) north, Of range
No. ,osf "a est, O a. stA P: :. Which said
conveyance was made BY the said Willard Barrows
for the purpose Of securing the payment Of I've
certain psoniscsy notes and the interest thereon.
signed By Ahs said Willard Basross dated IL ii
day Of september A. U. 1859. and payable 20
the order of Abner Dawson, ~ follows: One for
tho sum Of three hundrs and City ($s5O) dollars
dred and City $500 dollars payable Ssptem Ger
lot, IL !, one for three hundre and City $3.50
dollars payable september lst 1864, ono for ID co
hundred and fifty ,&35a dollars, payable Septem-
Der ls:, S63, and one for three thousand eight
hundred and fssy (ss,sso) dollars. payable
e. b Of sad notes u tho rate OF ten psr
cent. per annam after maturiiy.of which the frst
four Of said notes are Que aud unpaid.
And now, said four promisssry note. having Re-
come due and payable and the said Willard Bar
rows having failed io.pay the Same, David s. True
Trustee g Aforesaid. do hereby give this public
notice, that By virtue Of tho pswer which
is in me vested BY sid Decd OF Trust.
] will on Saturday, the 2sth day Of September
A. y. 1863. at tho hour Of O'Clock 10 the
afternoon Of sad day, At the Court House door IL
the city OF Davenport, expose and offer for sale It
public auction, the parcel Of land above
described oI so much thereof - shall be eccs ,ary
20 satisfy ami pay the amount ef said note.
with the interest thereon TO tho daT Of sale
together with oil the and expenses attend ne
said sale, costs Of this notice sud Trustees fees.
Dated the 4th day OF September 4. D. 1868.
DAVID s. TRUE,
sp4-its Trustee
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CINCINNATI. Sent. |

ClNClNNATI, Sept. 10.
Orders we're received from Columbus
indefinitely postpouing the draft IN this
city.
The Gazettes Leavenworth dispatch
savs Gen. b unit at last accounts was a,
IT. Gibson, p epa ing to attack Fl.S .ott.
10 h's recent campaign he marched $50
miles in days, fought two battles, and
cleared OF rebels one hundred thousand
square miles OF e'r'tory.
Refugees from the rebel CONSUMPTION
are coming into B!unt's lines by hnnd-
reds. their sufferings are represented as
inde'cribabic. Mo than 100 Union
men have been shot and hung at For,
Smith since the rebellion began.
supply trains are running regularly
slom Ft Smith to Blunt. Fl Smith Wi,
be the headquarters for operations during
the winter.
Especial to the Commereiai.1
BROWNSVILLE, AK. Scp.2.
Gen. Steele arrived here last evening.
Ills forces came up to-day.
The rebels are in strong position four
miles this side Of Little Ro.k. Tbei,
force 's 20 inated at II 900, with from 80
to 40 gun.
Alrey smith has gone to Red River.
leaving Pr ce in command
Inc rebel general Marmsduke "a.
"0uooeo In the leg, in the recent en-.
gagement At Bayou Me,asie.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-15
LATEST NEWS.
Extensive Steamboat Conaagra-
ton atSt. Louis.
The Imperial, Post Bov, Hiawstha
and Jesse X. Bell Burned.

To our esteemed fellow citizen James
N. Bowling, Esq, We are under ohig,-
lions for late flies of St. Louis papers in
advance OF the mail, containing full &C
count Of q extensive steamboat confa-
grafton that took place there on the
evening Of the the 18th inst.
: From the Repablican's account We
learn that four boats, laying alongside
the Imperial, Post Boy, Hlawatba and
Jesse X. Bell-look fire at six o'clock
on Sunday evening, and in = short time
were burned to the writer's edge. The
fire originated 10 the Il nursery of the
Imperial and is supposed to be the wo.k
ofNn secondary.
Lying next below the Imperial. was
the J. q. Swan, which was cut loose
loon after the discovery of the fire,
where she lay Tor some time, 10 suppos-
ed safety, though, as events proved. she
.fte'w"ds NJ de anarrow escape from the
doating wrecks.
OF Course, AS soon as the Imperis'
was fairly on FIRE tue Hiawatha com.
meucei to ignite at her wheei-house,
and nut more than twelve or fifteen
MINUTES elapsed from the commence.
m.nt of the FIRE until the Hlawstna was
nopelessl. saame. Some fifteen or
twenty perscns, who were aboard of her
endeavored to save what moveables
could be carried ashore, we're driven in
body from the cabin, and down the
front steps, followed BY the demon Of
nse In the shape Of . mass Of flame
."o Illuminated smoke. AZ with . |
.1osgns the steamer vas envelcped 10
ute, AMI the ~hse,.houe. and ~. ~
the Post Boy. next above fvhish had
until nos been thought 10 be in : M
sis'os q sompar ,tive safety comm..esa |
to.burs. Whist ~s have said Of ~.
lisssthss taking Ore, b equally stss
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-15
BUFFALO, Sep. Is

BUFFALO, Sep. Is
AT midnight . ERE burnt out in =
building knewa - the old checqnered
warehouse on Wstsr street, fronting on
entrsl wharf. The building vas occu.
pied BY Fish 4 Cav, Bill ngs Il Dickin
on, and Others. The flames cpmnun :
:ated TO the rex' hu lding west Of It O.
tho other side Of PINE street, owned and
occupied b. Psssc 4 Tro~Lri ige. tn
warehouse OF Wilkins d Parker also
caught fire and was destroyed.
The loss i. es, mated At 100000.
The fire is supposed to De the work Of
an iucendiary. Two men suspected OF
completely in the arson we're arrested
near The Aceuc Of tn" confagratiou.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-15
CAIRO. Sept. Is.

CAIRO, Sept. 10.
Admiral Porter has just arrived IN the
Gen. Lyons from below.
On the 18th of August the gunboat
Champion, while conveying the steamer
Julia. loaded with troops, was flied into
At Morganc Ivy 500 gue,rillas f.om be-
aind the levec.
The Julia passed on, while the Cham.
pi,n engaged the rebels aud dispersed
them.
Gen. Heron is after them with troops.
The marine brigade b ID captured at
B,llver three rcbe pasmas ers with an
escort of 35 men and ~ OUO, 900 to pay
the troops at Little Rock.
The Gen. Lyons fonnd the steamer
Ewing sunk Off Plug Point, with q gun
boat ua'diny her.
The steamer Hope had sunk and was
on fire ju,t bel w Columbus. The Gen.
Lyons pulled her IN o deep watrr to ex-
tiuguish the fire, nd left guard with
her and came Tor "unboat.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-15
TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS, ION the Sd day Of june, A. D..
~ 1871, burr Andrews and Louisa Andrews.
his wife, executed unto Abner Davis on
's Trustee, certain Decd Of Trust, con.
veying ~ said Trustee tho land in Linn
county. lows, described a. follows, to- wit: Pie
north west fractional quarter Of section No
thrty-ons 81. in township No. eighty Eve ts5)
north, Of range No. eight 49, west, Of tho ft.h
10Th p. M, containing one hundred and sixty
three and Sl-lOo acres, moro or less which srid
conveyance was made by the said burr ndre W.
and wife,fo the purpose Of securing tho payment
Of certain promissory note and the interest
thereon, signed by said Burr Andrews, dated
he "a day # June, =. y 1851, f.r the sum Of
two thousand four hundred and eighty ($lAsO)
dollars, ,,able to the orde Of Thomas II. Bis
sci one year after date witt interest at ten per
oert. Per aunum after due.
And now, said prosnissory note having become
due and pay able, and the said Barr Andrews hay
ing failed to pay the same, L. Abner i,evison Trns-
tee IS aforesaid. do hereby give this pub notice,
that BY virtue Of the power which is in mo vested
BY said eed Of Trust, will, on We 1nesdsy, the
23d day Of September, 4. d. 1888 1t the hour Of
O'Clock in tho afternoon of said day at the Court
house do"s in the city Of Davenport and Of
Ter for sale at public auc'on the parcels Of land
above described, much thereof as shall be ne
cessary to satisfy and pay tho amount Of said
note with interest thereon to the day IF sale
together with all the costs and expenses attendir
said sale, costs Of this potiee and Trus,ee.s fses.
Dated the Slst day Of August, A. D 1863.
ABSEK DAWSON, Tru- too.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-15
MKMPH 8, Sept. IL.

MEMPH 8, sept. 10.
Mounted cavalry and infantry, Of the
10th army corps, under the direction OF
Gen Carr at Corinth, have been very
active during the past week, going as fa'
south as sll.hatchie, and scattering ,h
rebel cavalry into Grenada. Oklian Co.
Carr also scattered the rebsls in the vi
entity of Jacinto and Runes.
1t is reported that the rebels have
ordered the cotton destroyed around
TallAhatchie.
A number Of planters are endeavoring
TO get to the Memphis market.
Some rebel mails have been captured
containing the correspondence n6rm
ing the report that Johnston is reinforc-
'g Bragg.
A rebel force with artillery is report
ID moving on the Upper Arkansas to in
ter'upt the navigation OF The Mississippi.
They will receive attention.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-15
Nav YO.K. Sent. Is


An Atlanta, Ga, dspatch # the 10th,
TO the rebel papers, states that O.,erhaus
has succeeded Da l.s.
II is reported that Grant has gone to
the southwest.
The federal trans Mississippi expedition
has been worstcd The South has whip
ped them at No roe, La.
Trains for Dalton run regular.
Tue enemy threaten to enter Gsorg a
Bragg 70 ready for them.
The Richmond Dispatch Of the 18th,
avs the ruinor that the Yankees have
occupied the White House i. unf ,unded.
The N. Y. Times special says tie reb
cls are reported to have : vessels Of war
at Richmond. Some are known to be
clad with railroad iron, and modelled like
he Merrinac.
Gen. G lmore has been promoted to =
Msjor Of Engineers in he regular army.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-15
ll.inOis Central RailrOad.
q 049 -

Nv AND AFTER SUEDA NOVEMBER
80, trains will leave from the Grand Contra,
epot, foot Of Lake and South " ater street:
Through Express, A. $3.50 A n. arriving at
iai.y, exc, SlndaysJ sair0 1t $50 A N.
~ This Train connect. for Peoris. Alton. 81.
louis, Memphis, New Orleans and Mobile.
Accommodation, At 400 P N. for Cairo and Way
Train, Stations, Gyriying At Cairo at
Every day, s45 p u next dav.
~ This Trsin, on Saturdays, will run only to
ufhans rains arrive at chicago at 1l:0t 4 N
md $3.50 Pm.
fr Tickets and information, apply At the once
q the Great Central Depot.
HYDE PARK AND WOOD LAWN.
trains will leave Chicago Leave Weed Lawn:
$50 6:45 AN
o:4b 005AM
1900 NJ l2I5PM
500 8a5PM
600 Pm GSOPN
". +. ARTHUR, Cent Sup't.
W.. JOHNSON. Cen Passenger Ag't. uO90tf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-15
LEGAL NOTICE.

e.: '; ss' ; S::.' Notice.
Sarah L. Smith vs.. Hans Puck, Jurgen Puck and
Henry fuck
To Hans Puck, Jurgen Puck and Henry Puck, Sras:
NOU and eacn ofyou are hereby no,iGsi that
on the 18th day Of August A. d, 1863. the
plaintiff. Sarah l.. smith, flied in the off 60 OF the
Clerk u the district Court for ScottCounty. state
OF Iowa, said Court then ing in session, her DO.
tition. setting forth that che is the ownsr 10 Zee
the following lands lying in Scott County, state
Of Iowa, to wit Part If the vest half Of DO
south west quarter Of section twenty four IA lin
township ses enty eight Us, north, Of range
three 81 east. Of the 9Th r. NJ. particularly des.
cribed ~ follows, to-wtt: Comm encing 10 tn e
middle Of Locaet street 1t point twenty rods cas-:
OF the Southwest corner Of said section twenty
four "a; y thence north fity three and one third
to3M rods /; thence east th'r,y-seven and oLe-
ha.f toIH) rods; thonce south iry-three and
one-thiru 1913 rods thence west thirty-seven
and one-hal (3711) rods 10 the place Of beg n
ming, and that she is now in Possession of the
same, aud that as she is informed and believes
you make some claim adverse to the estate of SAID
petitioner IN the said real estate and praying that
you might be notified to show cause why YOU
should not bring an action to try your alleged title
ifany.
Now, therefore. in pursuance Of nm order of said
Court. on said day ade. you are hereby notified
to appear or before noon Of the second day Of
the next rm Of said Court, to DO begun and
holden on he lat Monday Of November A. ID 1863.
% show cause Why you should not br ng an action
to try your alleged title, If any, adverse to tho
estate Of the said petitioner in the said real e.
cause yosr default will be entered and judgment
rendered thereon.
DAWSON L TRUE,
ag2l-d4vI Attorneys for the Plaintiffs
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-15

Transp ,r,s arrived from Hilton Head
report the arrival Of the relief bo.t Cos
IN. politan, rom Morris Island on Friday
evening, at which tine . white flag was
tiving over Monl rie. and our forces hau
cap urcd half Of James Leland.
The monitors were lying between
Sumter and MoultIie.
Capt. Briggs, Of the relief bat, pass
ell Charleston bar at o'clock p. m, on
Saturday, and saw the white flag flying
over Moul,rie.
The last gun was fired from Mo 1ltrie
on Friday afternoon.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-15
Particular Notice!

Tire ore many preparations sod under the
rGme of Bitt.ss PIT up IN quart bottles compound
ed ,he ct. .ps't ''a'skeyo or common run" eo',i,:g
from 90 10 40 cents pr galios, tie taste disguised BY
Anise or O,riander Seed.
1his cla.s IF B.hers haze caused and wiA con-
inue to ca"se long thoy can b. sold huud, eds
t. dse the death of the drwnkmrd. BY tseir use the
cyst. m is kept continually under ,he tnf ence Of
cIqaoi.c >tmala Is Of the ,eo,st nd the desire 70,
Liquor ercased and H pit up and the re nlt i. az
II. horrors attendant arcn adrankards III. and
death
FOR those rho de.ire and will have encr
b. tters use publish tho fetfou,ng receipt: Get one
bottle OF II .."f lands German l3itfers, ana
mir 10Th three quarts Of good Hranly or
whIsk-v. aud the result wU be a preparation
that mrN tar ex-eI an medical rirtue and true re-
CELL ncy any Of 'hs Liquor y tiers sn tie ma,le,
.ssd ,cM cOs' much tess. You ,rih hQce all tie
virfues Of liz onamd's t3ittess tn connection
,ci,h good article Of Liquor at a much less price
than these inferior preparations Uit cost uou.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-15

p.sr .osILAND, Sep. Is.
~. from le7 owns give Cory
20 Bradbury, dem. 20 .4so Union
mgM y, ls'vi'. The SINE towns last
yses 60 Coourn. rep. 1920; Bad
pay ga jameson, 24,4se. Republican
mel 'Nee .'4Sl; witch shows the
Union net gam OF o,5s5, this inc,ud..
about nvs s'gnts OF the aggregate vote
ofths ~tase. Inc aggregate vote in
these towns 10 72.8ol, against 5ss5o
L.. year, which she's an increase Of
1s.bSs, whichwiil amount probably to
$4,000 II tho Ststs, making $4,000
votes sesiost ss,5o4 last year. The
towns 8 b heard frem gave . republi
80 nsj,s y ~ yssr. Tie Unioa ticket
hss psstsbly sassisd svssythiag in tie
n Hssss q Representatives wAisl
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-15

s.sJA ,..s yj.s io7 r<psl is4a % ~
democrats, will staod better tbis year for
~ Uslsa panty, they having gained -
ihe - heard from or 4 member, with.
out loosing any IN the Senate. Last year
stood 20 renublicans and 2 wa demo-
cate. aud ; prscc delnocra .. Th !. year
wall prooabl, be uns.im.u.ly Un,o..