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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-28
TRUSTEES SALE,

TRUSTEE'S SALE.
MTHEREAS, on the LIST day Of January, A.
his vito, executed unto Austin Corbin as Trustee,
a certain decd Of trust, conveying to said trus
zee the land in Clinton county, Iowa. described as
follows. TO Wit. Tho north west quarter and thu
west half Of the northeast quarter, Of section
No. one |, in township No. eighty-one Isl.
north Of range No. four q. east Of the 9th ,.
containing two hundred and forty acres said
deed OF trust recorded the records Of said
Clinton county, in book "k" Of mo, tgsges, page.
1888. to which reference is made which saio
conveyance vas made BY the said Francis Bro
gan and wife, tor the purpose Of securing the pay
ment OF certain promissory notes and the il =
terest thereon, signed by said Francis krogar
dated tho LIST day Of January. A. D., 1881, ana
ono OF which VAS payable IS follows: For the
sun o: seventy-hve dollar, on the first day o.,
July, A. b., 1853, TO the order OF William p
wheeler, with interest at the ratio of ten PEI,
cent. after due, and with exchange on New York
City
And now, said described note having DO.
como due and payable, and the said Francis
Slogan having failed to pay the same
|, Austin Corbin. Trustee as aforesaid, do
hereby give this public notice. that BY
vir,ne Of the pswcr which 10 in me vested by said
deed Of trust, VIII. on Wednesday,, the 5th day
Of August, A. D.lS63, at tho hour Of nine o'clock
in the forenoon Of said day, at the Court house
door, in the city Of Davenport, expose
and offer for sale, at publ, auction, for cab the
parcels Of Lana above described, or SO much
thereof rs sh all DO necessary TO satisfy and pay
the amount due on said notes with the interestthere
on to the day Of sale. together with oil the cost
and expenses attending said sale, costs Of this no
tice and Trustees foes.
Dated tho l4,h day Of July. A. d. 1863
AUSTIN CORBIN,
Trustee.
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XX7HERE DO you GET YOUR GREEN
w Groceries? Patterson i Youmsps keep
the best Pie Plant, Asparagus, Lettuce. in town
and thoy sell Egg. Buster. Fresh Lake and River
Fish, Choose. Cider, sugar, Potatoes and APP
piles. Osll there when you want the best afti.
clss 1t the cheapest prisss. Brady street, next
10 Plum nor. - Ssovs, my 23-dtf
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TRUSTEES SALE.
As AUTHORIZED AND EMPOWERED BY

TRUSTEES SALE.
As AUTHORIZED AND EMPOWERED BY
- two y deeds Of trust. executed by William
Ailisnd and wife Ia me rs Trustee. on the 18th
day Of Juno A. II. 1857 an on the l7th day Of
January A ID >59. respectively, aud recorded
severaily in book a. Of mortgages, at cage Sol
and book ''p' Of mortgages, at page 500. Of scott
county records Default having been made in the
payment Of the mites therein named, j shall on
saturday, the sth day Of August ID ls65.at2P.
N at the Court House door, in tho city OF Da-
veaport If sr for sale and sell TO tho highest and
best bidder bidders, TO cash therefor, tho fol-
lowing described lard. situated IN scott coun y,
Iowa, l.. wit: The west half of the north west
qaar,er of section 20. ten lo,) township eighty
$50 north, range five 81 east, Of 5,h p. IN also
p.rt OF tho south half # section No eleven a. J
10 township No seventy mine l79) north Of range
70 Eve 8 east, Of tho 9th p. IN. bounded and
i.srr, bod a. follows tenif: Commencing ut a
stake on the bank OF the Mississippi river, which
be as south twenty-twof2! degrees west from
past on the bank Of sail river, standing on the
quarter section line. running east and west
through tho ceaire u tho afore said soc ton;
towr ship AMI ruKe. black oak tree thirty
inches III ameter bears from the place Of be.
Ginning nerth ~ :. west ST links the.ce forth
II degrees and thirty minutes, west "a chains .
hak. II ence south chains y encs south 81
tegrees ST mlau,es, eas, 80 chain', 81 links, and
hence nor Is degrees, east chains to the place
OF beginning
july II, 1858.
LAUREL SUMMERS, Trustee.
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Second VOlNlNc
OF THE
IS III q M II e. rel II .

CUNTAINlNG OLD FAvORITES NOT IN
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Marches, VALUES, Redowas, Schottiscnes Galops
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AlEDICLA.
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PILLS.

Are you sick, feeble, and
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deranged, and your feelings
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LEGAL.
ORIGINAL NOTICE..


STATE OF Iowa. a..
Soorr CousTY,
Peter O,ackenbu.h VS.. Aurelius w. Bradt.
To AurslIus W Bradt-Sr
you are hereby Motif d thu. there IL nov on
L fle IN tho .Hics OF the Clerk OF the District
Court for Scott County, State OF Iowa, petition
of Peter Quacksnbush, claiming OF YOU tho SUN
sf five hundred and fifteen 6f-iUO ($oi6 o5-lo0
dollars. on a certain promissory note. executed BY
YOU, Of date J.nusry lyth, 1861, for the sum Of
$3.50, oaya ole TO tho order OF Jesse Z. Toagarden
% tho 23d day Of March A. y. 1858, With ten 40
rer cont interest, and asks that wit Of attach
ment issue.
Now un ess you appear and answer thereto on
or before neon Of the second day Of tho next tern
Of said Court, 10 be begun and holden on tho Gf-'
monday Of August A. u. 1863, default will b.
entered against you and JUDGMENT rendered there
on. DAVfSuNA ThUE,
jy3.d4w Att'ys TO. Plaintiff
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II Rare Chance !!

ErOR A GOOD BUSINESS MAY TO STEP
1 into paying business.
The stock Of Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals and
Perfumery, together with the fixtures complete
known rs the Union Drug Sore. No S. Brady $, +.
one of the best locations in this city, ID now do
ing cool business, W II be sold or exchanged
Tor an improved farm OF city property. FIR bar.
seaefs inquire Of W. W. PARKER,
n... Ne.Ss Brady o..
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DIR. W N. Is. n0kD'S
DENTAL KE.NEDFEA
AIR
The BEST IN THE WORLD
iGsURiN0
FIVE TEETll q ~ EET " R T. = o.
AND
TusinC 1OOthscha a Neuralgia.


Do you wish to oo blessed with ana admire
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Or. w m. uuid'. Uur.vnlIcd Tooth Pow.
'yr, warranted free from scli. aikali, OF any IL
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s4f- Bewafe OF the ordinary cheap tooth pow
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DO you sish to be certain that yoxr breath /
pure sweet and agreea bic To husband or wife, lovc
or frcnds7 Use DIR. iiurd's celebrate,
Mouth " ash. Price, 81 cents per bottle.
TIL. asst eingent wash Is also the best reme'y i,
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sore Mon b, cts. Ii has cured hundreds
Do you, or YOUR children -uier from Toothacho
Get Dr. Iurd's Magic Tooth,che Drops
Price, | 5 cents per bnttl,
Are you afflicted with Neuralxiaf Get DIR. "
Ii. t.Nfd's Neuralgia Piasiers. The mo
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they DO nor adhere nor blister, Dat sooths
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Gems. Mailed on receipt If price
10 you wash complete So: Of Dental Rem.
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Ds ". B. Hard's Dental Treasury, III
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on receipt q price
ror sale al AL the ber, stores throu shout Il
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CAT rIos.-As there arc dealers who take al
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Their cnstDmers inferior preparations, IT rs G,cet
safy % insist upon havin What you Call tof, An
you will &c; tee best, thoroughly tested, and T,
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treasurer OF the New FORK state Dentists IS,
oiatlvu, and Wire President If tho New lur
City hsEtai Society.
WM. & HURD ( GO. New York
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Price. Is cents per Box, Or 5 Boxes for 81.
Prepared by DR.. J. c. AVER 4 Co., Lowell Mass
EE. Haiord. Stephenson 4 Carpxhan, ". W.
f~rker, +. Jaroby, Jr., D,'1en 4 Koch, u. -chs:
Rel, NJ. kovacs. J. II. White, Le' Hair., ljn,S
Michigan Central Rail Road.
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
10 Jyesc Y0rk, yVesc England
AVID The Can a00S.

an AND AFTER SUNDAY APRIL l9rH, 1868
" trains leave the Great Central Union Depot
tsot of Lake street, - follows:
7.30 A NJ Day kxp,eH( except Sunday )arYives ct
Detroit at $40 Pm Suspension Bridge ct $3.50 n,
Albany 800 p n, Now York s:l6PM Al, Boston ILL
Pm.
7h5 n Night Express (sxespt Saturday, ~
rive - Detroit 81 sos A N. Suspension brioee
$50 p NJ, Albany AS A N, New York l0I5
A N, Boston $3.50 NJ.
Cincinnati trains, via N G Railroad, leave Chi
oago IT 1880 A N mailtrain. 7:l5 N Fast Express;
arrive in Chicago at s:l6 A v Fast Express.
The 7:l5 NJ train leaving Chioax runs through
to Cincinnati without change Of oars or baggage.
Rutan's Patent VentilatOrs
On Cars Of Day Express Trainss
eateHt Sleeping Cars O Night Trains.
Baggage Checked Through.
THROUGH TICKETS for sale in oil pripcipal
<silroad Offices in the West, 1t the General me-
,orner If Lake and Dearbon streets, (under the
fremont House, Chicago, and at the Depot
z. N. RICE, Gent SuLt
b. @ WENTWORTH.
0sa1 Wsst'a Pes. Aasat. June 1.
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DREW. ROB ACk

Sod at wholesale in Chicago by II Lii h
fisGuA Full .tk. and all druggists
~ Country Aercbarts and eal' r. supple
hysF CRO,k Y and Y. II. DECkNlI
Sold in payen ort by F. Jscoby, r., F. : Ral
lord Stevenson / ,arnRhan. ". W. Parker, u
Schlegel. litzen Koch ana III. kovacs.
my1s-dksly
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and will continue I. keep on hand full and com
pl.te assortment o, c,ey thing necessary o well
rdered household. lie WI. ut 0nce add largely
to the stock and trusts his irieIe 9, app
his efforts to please them, will OK. IN ~ the new
prcprie,orship liberal patronage. All COOP,
DELIVERED PROMPTLY.
CHAS. P. BURR,
Corner Brady and Fourth sts.
feb 24-dtf
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Trains leave Columbus daily (sundAys Ok
,epted) ss follows:

Trains leave Columbus daily (sundays Ok
,epted) ss follows:
NIGHT ExPREss--Leaves Columbus via Central
Ohio r. r, AIS a. m; will Btop at all stations wnen
spnaled; arriving at BelaiTe at lO3o O. m batm9It
q. 90 A mi Washington City, 500 q. m. Eight tfaih
daily to philadelphia and Ne. Yors; also connects ~
Be ilars for Plitsburg Harrisburg PhiladelPnia anc
New York.
NIGHT EXPREss-Leaves oolumbus via steuoen' aON
VILE, 4 Is a. M: arrives at steubenvil,e, 2uV m,
Pittsburgh, 32O p. m; Harrisburg, 2:uO a. m.i bau
more, 6:l5 q. m Philadelphia. 6S5 a. m' new Iorf
via Allentown, 9:35 M; Vis Philadelphia. S;uo M
NEW YORK EXPRESS via sTEUBENvILLE-
Leaves Columbus ll:l5 a. m; arrives at 5teubenvle
Sis o. M; Pttsburg, 500 y. m; Harrisburg ofo a.
M; Baltimore, 1l:30a Philadelphia lVSo a' M
New York, 400 p. m.
DAY EXPRESS via CENTRAL OHIO r: k.-
Leaves Columbus 34o m; will stop at al stations,
and arrive at Bellare, 1000 p m.i Gfaiton Soo q.
Piedmont, $50; Cumberland, e;35 Martin.burg ili4oi
Harpers Ferry, 1903 D. M; Baltimore, 5OO; WashinB
ton CITY, 1885, Philadelphia, 1890 p. m Eigat ualna
to New York daily. Arrive at Pttsburg, 5l0 a. m
Harrisburg, l2:45 p. M; Baltimore. o5o p m'i
PhtIadt iphia, 525 p. m; Now York, 1O:OO P. M
Splendid Sleeping Cars on Night Trains
Passengers desiring tickets by the above routes via the
nsyivsnn Railroad or Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
shouIa be particular 70 ask for them via Beaire OF
T, A. HUTCHINSON,
iune7 General Passenger Agent
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CERTIFICATE.
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DEPANTMINT OF TIE INIEHIUH,E
Washington, d. G., 7th Feb, 1886.
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Constipation, ,COstiveness, Suppression,
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Agents for
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AYRR'ss
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PILLS.

Are you sick, feeblo, and
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GbiO 6tntssntam
Summer Arrangement
I,ittIs Miami i Columbus L Xsni'
GMMRa ..,,r =
RAlLRObos 80

r., r,ne,npsts. l)sy 4DSp V
y .,tOn 4 Indianapolis'
Through to- ,c..
ep' Indianapolis without Change OF Cars
but One Change Of Cars between
Columbus and st. Loula'
~, ,.na After Monday. May d.
1863.
Trains will run as follows
Four Trains Daily from Columbus.
(sundays excepted.)
FIRST TRAIN.
cYsorHNAyI ACCOMMODATION at s;3o q. M
s :. All stations between Columbus, oincinnau.
Dspton and indianapolis; arriving vIncinh9H 1vs
ov ,,,n ths train on the NJ. O. H. r, for ohilieo'
the Marietta and Parker1burg'
SECOND TRAIN. t
pxvppss a. 1IoO a. M, stopping at Jefferson,
20, nhayieston, Xenin Spring valley, Ooa"m,
Mn,,o1 sorth Lebanon, Bosters toyelano, 1slp "a
pSspson and Milford; arriving At glnonn n, s Ss.,
- 20 .etipp at Cincinnati with the ONO Anu ni'ss
TO-, aa,lroad Tor 20 asvile, bt, Louis UeIo, oo, s
,gro Al DAYTON at 2O5 p. mi connecting iot H''H
mend, Indianapolis, and all Pon's ses'
Third TRAIN
MAIL AND ACCOMMODATION a. S23 p; g, m ,i,, :, stop,
ali stations between Columbus H1d oincnna''i
tSrnpsecting at London for Springfield
FOURTH TRAIN,
n,aHr EXPRESS via Dayton, st 1903 a. m;' ns, stop
,,ns A. London, Xenla Dayton Mo snu
S Ohio and Mississppi Railroad for Louisville e'
Louis, Cairo, etc,
------- -, A MO
SLEEPING CARS ON NIGHT IRA'NS'
...,n., inflammation aud Throagh Tickets,
.nn,,,n n Z, DOHERTY, TieketAsens, Union p'p"''
ooismp'' o"'O' P. W. gTBADBR,
General Ticket Agent, oinoiunaa
JEo. W. DoHERTY,
Agent, colamh=S'
E.W. WOODWARD,
.o suserintsndsnt, CinoinsAA
Columbus, May 81, loo& loo&--------------
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come into the State bringing with
bin, il he chooses, all bis household
servants, and keep them with him
there in slavery. his property in
them being protected, for as long a
period as he or others for him, may
construe to be "a temporary resi-
dence." r"... aIf'.l
This law the Legislature in its re-
cent act specifically provides, shall
in no case be altered or imptirod:--
Tho State being thus recorded as
lavoring slavery while pnnishing
freedom; opening the door to the
stakeholder and his chattles, while
excluding the free msn OF color. -
An Eastern or Western m reliant,
or gentleman of New York, trav.
cling Tor the Summer, with n free
black servant, entering the State,
is to be deemed guilty OF u mis- le-
meanor, and upon conviction shall
be punished by 'tine Of from one
hundred dollars to three hundred
dollars, or by imprisonmeni;" but
the slave lord, with his retiuue oI
slaves, shall be welcomed with open
arms, and any attempt to tamper
with bis property be punished with
the severest rigors OF the law!
Well does the New York Pos
say:
The men who have consum mated
this inlquity, making their State, il
the high noon of this century OF civ
i!izAtion aud liberal progro:s, IA,
patron OF a system against which
humsnity the world over revolts as
the sum of all brutality, may live
long enough to find their names I
stencil in tho uostrls even OF thei
own households, rs they sre already
infamous in the sight OF oil men ev
ervwhcrs.
But New Jersey Democracy i
not different from Ohio Democracy
as to day represented in the Legisla
ture the power, they would driv'
every black man from the State, pro
hibit any such man from eut,rin.
Il and in the same law allow an,
slsveho'der iull permission to brini
I his slaves within the State, guaran
teeing to such stakeholder his prop
erty in such slaves 40 long as he i
temporarily residing therein. An
a temporary residence is any lengtl
OF time, provided there is an inten
ton eometime of returning to tn
Safe whence such sojourner came