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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-28

From ,hs Noble Rssisiari n
All the lsa5i1g minds Of the Ssuihetv.-
tbat there vii be but enc more reFuis1F
psigg IL this war, and that the military 8.
of ne next spnng ana summer vii snd
contest gloriogsiY and IN C0ziederafs indepen-
danee. II our arms are successful or vii re-
sylit in a desultsry guerilla war, Of Indefinite
Surssisn, if We allow the Yankee General
Grant 10 work out bis pr0gTmns. Tho next
campaign VIII bo the mightiest IN its proper
tions, 10 IFS efforts Endin is results u Ens
Southern peopla, for the inherent and ancestral
lovo thew bore for liberty, were inspired 10 rush
"a srras when Idneoln's frst srny marched -
Saieat st Mansssas f. foE he same reason,
tbnvz have freely poured ont tnsi- 7ilsar --4e--
ed haTdsBips and pIivations, and ofi5Fed taeir
lives fo7 siiroe ieng yesrs since, and Il thaV
were 4 Eisa and Fercic people IL 80 doing, ne
iirle Is naz present when Al the incentives to
for .er deeds press upen them with aeCumuia-
tr,{, zee for he Prza Of liberty is not yaE
won. \ u tha blood Of their brave dead yet MI
il avenged. One moTe struggle one 1ors IA
" worthy Of the heroic character which Con
isdoratoa have won and wear throughout Cars
tsadeu. snd Is Is not svel 8 problem aE 20 how
or whsn the HsE VIII end.
And can We DO itl Aud viii We Do iif u
ieBssds or the psoPls. and they knew what is
uesdfui to Be done. First. sians back iG Tia
aroy tho absensses AMI slzuikers. Thi5 is tho
5ntT Of public opinion, aud sbe women Of tie
geuth have is principal creation snd dIaeticn
/ in their hands Nexs. srrest snd dsliVsf to nil
! itaFy authority Che desofssrs rom ihs army
'rhis Is he dusy Of eiVil magistrates aud eiti-
gems as well a. Of iho military eficers- And
/ laat, let al who owo military duty under tha
/ laws Of the land come forward voluntarily, and
ne wait 70 be dragged 70 duty bY provost sad
eonserips guards. Fhia wa funi8h one hun
drsd thousand additional soldiers to the armies
/ in the field. II tais Be done. and the planters
and producers viii isy aside ffon shsir foOl
auDplies their whole Surplus Beyond thar 0wa
and heir families wants, BY the middle Of
/ > uns the Ysakees vii be whipped trom CIR
l sell, Tennessee, Kentucky and Missouri Hil be
redeemed. Lincoln Wih Be beslsn i0r Tie Rfasi-
/ deucY, snd the souqaering CoutedeEasa States
1 can dictate the terms % peace. II i IS moi
doue. wos to this Southern. land Of ours i0r
gsaoration 20 come.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-28

The Register of this city, in its yesterdays
issue, announces the withdrawal Of M. W.
HutchesOn from the propristorship Of thst Jour
nal Mr. n R. Hurt sueseods him az cne Of
the partners, and the business Of the Register
viii hereafter be conducted ander the style Of
]. A. sperrY 3 Co.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-28

K~wm. Il. Stevens, who killed Sergeant
s.,s-,d;n0 IL Savannah short time since, has
Sssn srrestsd In wilmington and awaits re-
gaisision fsorD the Governor Of Georgia 20 sae
asvsrnoz q EOrth GafOlins, foE bis delivery 70
Ia authorities Of this State.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-28

u Dr.. 10. Newman, foTmoriy a pracIicing
physician in this place, says the Nashville
Prsss Of the Ilih inst, wss brought to that city
on she 10Th under guard as a prisoner. Or.
NswmAn was captured somewhere in Alabama.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-28

70 their rsrks. the resi- EAviBg taken to shs
woods, except such as were "honoFsbly dis
charged. after having been examined BY g
ssrgs0n and pronounced unfit for service
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-28

ALBANY January s.-The Legislature met and or
ganiEe ts merniDE Republican officers were esectea
Ia both horses.
The governors EaessAge rsad. Alter referring to
State topics he dey0tea p0rtieA Of his essass 70 the
consideration Of military matters IN connection with
the draft, cts He gOss iEta The confederation 81
national affairs length and after asking what has
been Gecomp piished BY tho Government in territory
wresed hom the rebellion be says but ono eosrss viii
save us from national ruin. We must adhere to the
solemn pledges of GoFernnent The Outset Of the
war We must seek 20 Testos she UHiOu and uphold
the Constitution. To this end while put forth every
sxertiOn % best degTa snsd rebellion oVery
inaenee of wise ataefusnShip tc bring back the 6taes
who sjeet their constitutional obligations. We Dust
hold forth every honorable ndHcemeEt to the people OF
the Sonih 20 assume again the rights and dutiuz Of
American eiiiEeEsip. We have reashee tbs point IN
the nroeress OF the war for wheh ell have struggled
" noF stand before the world great and aucoss Eiui
military power. Wise staiesmsnship can now bring
this war 70 close upon the soisnnly
the osiaot Coed faith ~ Publin creditors 20 al ozss
sf ctzeuH and the world demands thEt this be dous
The ir{amphs By saiiinra s6Ould be followed
u and Feeursd the peacs akingp ey oi the States
men IN the Cabinet. In no other Wsy gave the
HnlOu.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-28
l7oBT. a. CRAWFORD,

eE.ate Crawford, Frazer 'S Oo-'
- -AyssSs uureasssd DE interests o. ~ isle 9;
- v.rfuers ssi1 csntinus The HAaiAI S--A.-s-A .
- y .hVB MART. ~ Beachtree sfeels
s,a rfsuas of naEy Ffazs ensoiet iae ~ 81 " NNs
-,.a ssleEs 20 their seNSalsss' -,,s-.
Psrtist - 80 - s-fsr.se La ny masner Of
- P1reha =, .s;-s- =. - ssusrs Ny general
cong 'sfh - .s ,,,,-sersus orsSrr sesuEes speedy
4s.sL - .ss.r sssos-,osatiozs 70 REsU-
IA IesRziss = -. - ssssae ss gezross b r2i.
Rezuss e1soa - S.-fs,- q n5rssIh and HAut0-
~ asa1i rhe tfaiA RoBr 4. CRAWFORD,
save Dealer,
Pesciltres street
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-28

An Advertisements VII BE charged two dollsrs ara
ksR per ssuars fer ths rsf lnasrtou.ad Two dollars
for sssh Szsnsq1ens iassrtisr.
Local .sssss va bs shs-seE as ths rass Of afiy Ga
p liaa.
obitssEy hstiasg shAEssd Hi shs rate u swszfyhys
- pr Hns, Azd "a otasE Efees net 81 general pEse
iztarssi oshsr asvsFtsaonsz.z
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-28

y a lady siImirer Ct ID Izrasli. the eonssrV-
alive leader in sne Briiish PsEliameBs, died rs-
Gently At T0TquAy, leaving him legseY Of ioTty
ihaussud pounds.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-28
TEL EG r APHIO.
q tae Press -Assoeiation.

knsrsd aec0razg set af Congress n the year 1855
By ] 3. FHEAsisEB, IN ths gisrks sfics 0f he Dis
toi Court Of the GonisdeFata States for the Eorta-
sra District of Gecreis
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-28

~ Jadgs Caleb B. Smith. Of Indians, for-
1nsrIy sserssary of the Inserier Of lhs HAsh-
inOfon GOTsrnmonk. is dead
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-28

On " Whitehall street. between IOSca-
t1r and the Atlanta and West Point
ELaErsaS.
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Gbe 4LsnPBls 9pReaL
Terms of SubaerIptIen.


Aels1ly per E2cnth-s---.--..---..---. 90
g Ne EzssOiptios taken fss = Ioszsz tsrn thaEz
Two NoztkS.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-28
Rrom Cairo.

CAIRO, January 5.--A short Ting ago q dis
covered trying 70 smuagle kes OF powder IN q 5sg
from here to Missouri Hs escaped but tho powder
was seized 10 day. Tho snngsisr was brought from
Missouri and delivered TO the provost Marshal having
been o. fught near liis hems
Government Is taking every measure so sford pro.
ieesion 10 the comm Of the Mississippi and render
the navigation of lho from guerrilla
taeks. In addition 10 the feet Of gun5oats ana the
rxms which pBtroi tho river from New Orleans to Co
iarubus and the marine hrigs de, which Is doing
excellent below Napoleon. IL IL In eontompa-
ton exR5lish line Of signsl stations, conuuuieat
irK wi each other from CiFO SOUTH In erder give
instant Information Of any outrkge thnt might be per
pstrsted short time since orders sent from the
Secretary Of Wsr 10 Col Myers, Of tho Signal eorpz,
10 cause 10 he made careful exploration Of iha roue
between Memphis and Gai .. Colonel Myera entered
saaleusy into tbs work, giving It hs personal supe
sion. Lieut. Walker led the party aud performed the
task thoroughly.
Pie plan pronounced entirely pfaeeable, End ezn
be carried into effect with comparatively little expense
Il IL proposed est sbis twenty EtAtiona A dgienee
Of Bina miles apart, by avoiding bends Of the river
The distance between the two cities IS thus materially
Ehor ened These stations viii each have a InsH gar
Tor dasDse and IN ease cf attaek ezD eaaiy esl
70 their assist sies eUnbesl
-Four rebel eficsTs were sent 10 johnson ziand, Ia
charge af Lieut. sol. Dubosy, lest Sundsy-
Gan A. J. Smith, who led ihs expedition from Uni0n
few eeys
There a few ausr ilas pet In the esnebrakos near
New Madrid and al bend No a. bu. they will OSn he
driven away
Several attempts have been n}Ede lately By the pTs-
onsra to escape from tho guard house here Last night
tbs guard knocked down by # tie PrigOners,
but recovered in ne 20 pray ent them from escaping
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FIRMI
Agents
1KENNHDY HOUSE.
M0REEE.

r.r-Ss h.t-s.e, Frapkiiri and Hzmitsn
~ - -, ,,,s'-s I,lassaat l0eEiioaa II ths
~ as.-,- = 1870 erif sas d tc tkslr n-er-
sttls - - - tt-s. 4 siyr=ss turnafed ~ ~
- tesf he a.rkst Esorc1 CAolisA 81 ~ = 49,. -
efsskiux ssrzszs NAs wish e .lee a. - -
- s.oss ,..i.,ss' siss'-' lasl
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-28
NRTIICE.

FENEE espsrtnsrshlp leretglore eEisa1s Under tAs
80 ef PEASE 4 DAVIS Il thlI day dissolved
~ ua-ual ecaEeHt All psrsozs having eisialz Asanst
- izEebtea 70 he drn viii e-1as forward ~ onea iof
sstfieusHt
sIis rerersI con7msaion buslneE VII bc carried o.
a. ths Cd stsHd CU inships blgsk) y Phllanasr
s-..s. - bs-siefors EEASE q DAVIS.
&C.,, gnrssvv f.h 1854 fisf-lm
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p R- PIC ASE,

p, p. PN ASEIs
rO.B.REESSIOsE .RlSsks CAz'A'tA'
At TEE
oil .ssss q he late Arm q Pesss szvii FsAeoG's
strssL AslSnta esorsA
It'll. rsisaa prouBty 70 ell oresrn ef sensisn
- HsoN p P. PHASE,
-. Atlsnia- Ga
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-28

ORANGE G. H., January 2T-Ths report Of Al ad.
Of the enemy by the sey of Madison c H., grew
out ef he fact that foraging priy Of men. who
had been sent tho Feuirsl ground chased Into
lines by a small squad Of Yankees. who crossed
Robinson river and drove In pekets. Oar reserve
pissss rallied aud drove back the enemy We lest no
prisoners
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-28
WILEEN s F.OE.N.R,
GOODRICH Il Co,

fFsrusafy sf New OrIsEnE-l
Next deer Lslos speS4s Corner, Broad street, C5an-
bas; GeorFIs
RH Eov cpeuiuQ q LVrse ard very desirable sock
"A az BRF GOODS aud ether Ertisss, Feeenly
sT.Dsrtsa from EzroPe, svhieh tasy oHsr for sza,
-bsaP sor cash By the piece or package. Jars In
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-28
Frsm uEssisaIppE.

PAsO4GOULA Jsnus-y 27--Eothlng new to-day. The
snemy's bass drums were heard at yesterday,
Horn island.
Last night sIas.vhssl glnboat p1srod 10 the west
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-12
OLD GOLD Asp SILVER.

OLp GOLD AID a1rvER.
Persons who wish 70 sali DIAMONDS oil Cold Silver ~
any KIND OF Old fashioned Jcve ro 10 IOWA AEkIcH
rs Broadway. positv. fact he 81 per cenl rnors
than cuer pefsu Esisphstsd ~ Men York siuce
administration ~ ths late Martin Van Nntcn, Mska no
IN stake 10 broadway. under tha New YORK Noei -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-12
GE- -8A~

n. REWARD LOST, ON 1HURSp.f MORNING,
~ No Blocker street a Pol Esrrot The indey
please leave 1T NIB aud receive the
reward.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-12

GJn REWARD.-sTRY ED FROM NO 81 WISE
u IN Gfth street, Monday evening ye low
and white sus Terrier Dog Nith cropped ears and long
white braa old and blind in his rghS
answers to the nann II Mtngo The above reward
paid his retar. TO his owner and nc quessionO
.skaa. sppy 10 x Wood.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-12
EXPRESSES.

Il uRarAMs FURNITURE KxrRHss-orTfcE ms
- IVES, Eleventh street between riftb aud Sixth ave
ne Pianoortea Paintings Mirrors. Chtna xe. bored
40 shipped q all parts 81 the world La ~ WAGONS IoI
moving fnrnnfe ID nity OF country. Furniture store
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-12

S7.afI II ErS irg liz - aTER SLUT LOST,
shnH 'er. 40 reward delivery 81
Ws'o trse o. at O. Yves. She win
ll,e urrs Min str,nser-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-12

GOS REWkrp- LOST .PocEEg 5oJL, l.. ONO
~ .sp fr1a III. Netlyr.s csc! greet . ner
.icr crrtil u. ~ ii ,a5 II .. o.
o. So a,a 57 "a u ~ Fne ider will pleas: Aave II III
Captain BbANCb On ne steamer j. i. Smith foot ii Tar
r Moth rlver
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-12

= soo-wArcugs DIAMONDS. JHwELRY. SILVER
"A Plate 0uns PISTOLS &c. bought II viii pay $50 per
cont than can be obtained ~ Any ons, psce 10 .no
above articles ct the 600 Broadway, corner Of
Houston street, up stairs room D
At n HYMAN's. 6ss BROADWAY. CORNER OF
Bond street. room No. will pay the highest price
for DIAMONDS unset, Watches and Silver Ware.
wiz I'D vance cash the above articles 6d8 Broadway
sofneg Bond street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-12

TAR WHITES NEW AND IMPROVED ARrtFIorAr
~ Tesih-whos sets o., ~, $40 and SIS superior in
beauty. durability ADD uscfuipsss to alt others ali wor
warranted and at ha tb. prices charged b. othe,
W Fourth street, between Grove aud Barrow sreea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-12
COAL.

ToAM DELIVERING FIRST GLASS RED ASH AND
lohieh Coal stove Egg and Furnace. at SIS tong
nut size SIC rs Orders nv post flied promptly.
THOMAS STOKES. corner Of Thirty second stree, and
tenth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-12

Ls0R SALE-TlSEE YEARS LEASE FROM APRIL.
1855 stock and Fixture ~ od esia5 shed Hat, Cep
and Firnishn. Goods Business ia an Ess!n city o. ~ 30
tnhsbtanls Adatess 0l Post once Hartford, Conn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-12

I oSr-Os TUESDAY MORNING. FIVE $40 TREAS
uTy Notes, envelope. addressed Secretary
OF tn for 500 and four for SlCy
each she . III Of Gustsvus 4, Maxiner. aud
sudors mr. of the Secretary
ur, rsr ennp0r Ill pei hereby notified
MT al 4e to- ssBS, payment has been Aenped. Any
% John +. Doyle A. Wall
Will be rlUla. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-12

Los saLg-iN HARLEM 4 1 r5G !L4sER ~
A. Uuu.as. Phi : 49, rnn g ..pt $500.
). EANpELL ! PORTER rAiTd syep-s between llta
i2vh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-12

a Sn RFwsRD.-H.N AvAv from HIS HOWE h
cav 10Y aoou. IS he has dark hair. dark
Q the calf OF right leg dark spot birtts
mark lie when he lett straw hat and dark hloe
with vclve. the name al Fleming VAS
his shirt. he the name OF Astr TIE
above will be pal by returning him to Inspector
IL his
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-12

TOR sALE-oR EXCHANGE FOR ECUSE I'm LOT
this rv, from IS co. 10 $500, undivided
ethiri OF HE Water the inest
word. " Gtcd IN II Bufaio.
fronting Er. Canal aud river. address Flour
and Meal boz la Herald un.cc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-12

vxrANTEp-A FURNISHED BROWN STONE HOUSE.
w In New York or Brooklyn New York preferredl,
worth from Si2 Oh $500 Must be nearly and well
locacd Address giving full description, Casa, o0S ISL
Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-12
fsw rLAIN. MN srunRnRN FACrs .-lsr. THAT

!. MEDIUM SI7ED BROWN s~cEK H,RSe HAv-
'oea the mod-rn tolirnvs'rer,s II ,oe. aiien,
h,Gher han TwenIet" ra~ g thls ~ atad.
st're ssceed ss,Qt0 A,druAs -. oax 1,os6 New
lark Post cie.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-12

LsoR sALE-VALuABLE FT9ETH AVENUE PKo'
" srty, cons ing OF Cot anc 40 Mag,
ssuaiec on The owef pirt sveruc lot 25x'9
:. s. HIhAAN, a5 " III street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-12

vXEACTRp-pY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE mo
childen), suit Of three Rooms fnrnshoi suitable
Brook yn convenient either Fulton all ferry
Possession b. lt of September and location and
references given Address stating terms location and all
particulars. Eorse, box 203S New York Post Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-12

vkPORTANT sbGrURBs rAgLY -Fcs aEvrLYNnv
onyM tine NeN YORK Musran u Antony, Gis. Frpsi.
way .fsrues AApf - stenu ths>e lectures r1N hags
them fotwarfe ecsip 81 tel ecnts ~ rcrs
tary Of New yoas Aaseum OF Analomy
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-12

Businsss Cards not 20 exceed o lines. SiV W POI
snnum;
For each chssgs IN additional charge Of 2Seent
osr square will be made.
Nstiess OF "wAnts, ,""loPs," "fouBd." ." "to rent =
"to iss," Ao.. mot exceeding four lines inserted
fos Gty cents.
Marriage notices will bs charged sfty cents In
all cases.
Eiitoriai aotiess charged for At the rate Of Is
ssuts psr line, or seven words, and special notice
at 10 cents per line, or 50 cents line per week.
All notices Tor religious and benevolent pu''
poses viii bs charged ons-third OF regular rates
O,isuary notices Except simple announcements
Of death, ons-half rates.
Advertisements not accompanied with instrut- :
tiou, will bs inserted until forbid and charged ac
cordingIy.
Advsrtissmsats discont tinusd before tho expira.
tion OF tue lin, contracted fo'. will be charged
Advertisements from abroad must be paid tor
snsar,abiy in adpanss, q. ies4 from approved
Agents
siAdvertisemspts inseetsd nsxt 10 reading matter
s J per cent AdvHuos on the sbove fates, and kel I
IN ist or I'd passs IS psr cent sdvsnce on regular
rates.
Alltrsosisat setissneats must be paid for p
a1vancs.
Aivertissnsnts inserted In weekly On reason
bio terms.
DvMOCaAT / NEWS.
0AZErTE COMPANY.
HENRY fischer.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-12
TRUSTEES SALE.

TkUSTEE'S SALE.
WHEREAS, on the 10th day Of July, A. D.
w 1851, Will m casey, Of the county Of
Clinton, IN / s,a . OF Iowa, executed unto LOd-
ewecus s. viele as trustee y certain de.a Of
trus' conveying to said tee the |, nd III Cin-
ton county, Iowa, described Is follows. to-wL:-
The nvrth west fractional quarter 90 Of the
northwest quarter No Of section niLe,s (ls.)
township Gig aty two (s2.) n"r'h OF range two ~
| east Also the .ast hn,i ~ OF the northeast
quarter { u OF the nurtt east aar er Of section
| twenty-i,ur (2i toSnsnip ega. :, two (s2 )nor.
OF ran o1e J east csntaining sixty acres more
or less, which sx.d COW vance rccordo, in book
n" Of mortgages, At pages u an. 4y2 OF the re-
coris Of Aid county OF Clinton. ard vas N de by
the said " illiam .sey for he iipos, ot secui
ing the cay m1nt 0i three ~ pto,Dissory note AMI
ID interest herecn. a sh.d by the ssid iilian
Casey and Patrick Casey, date the 18th d.y OF
Juiy. A. y, 6l. and Two If said notes for
hu adred dollars $le5) g ,cb, and payabl. On the
| 6rss day oi Novembe., 1861, and one said notes
| tor two huuu,e, and wen'y Eve s22i) dollars,
psyaoie Noyemos. lst. 1892. al VI said n,tes
wth interest lavuble at the rate of tan Yer cent
per annum.
And now tho said note having become due and
pay able, and the said vii lam asey anl Patrick
casey having failed TO pay the same,
/, Lodeweeus 8. V,eie, trustee as afore.
said, do hereby give this public notice
thrt by virtre of the power which is in me vested
BY eail deed Of trust, ! will On Friday, the 9Th
day Of February, A. u. 1864, At the hour Of 10
o'clock in the forenoon Of eAid day, At the Cour,
House door, in the city of Davenport, expose ana
Offer for sale, at public auction. the parcels
OF land above described or much thereof ehsll
6e necessary to satisfy and pay the amount Of said
note, With the in crest thereon 10 the day Of salc
together viih all the costs and expenses attending
said sale costs Of this notice snt trustees fees.
Dated the llth day 81 January. A. !, 1874.
LUnEWi Gus $. VJELE,
j,nl2 d., Trustee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-12

There arc sLout seven hundred men
nov stati. ned st Camp Nice. .eIlan Csp'ain
.,itutio7 10 complete order. and gives entire
subsection. The exten.ivs conscript barracks
,hAt have been erec, ed there will probably be
% anti, % for sam. months 10 ZONE.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-12

A GREAr BILL.-1he performance At
the Thsstrs shis evening viii be one Of the
most lively and ints, es,ing Of the sesson.-
Che splendid play Of the "Ths LAZY and the
Devii" 10 alone 9, ficient attraction. hut bee
.idss this the mirth provokin, comedy Of" The
serious Family" will also be given ~ 40 al
tsrpiscs. Go and take = front seat.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-12

OLD SETTLERS FEsrivAL.-The sev-
snth sonual Festival Of the Cd SETTLERS Of
SCOTT County will be held At Ls Claire Hall
this evening. Every arrangement has been
m.ds 10 render the annual reunion . happy
o,s. The ranks Of the Old Settlers have
; .so thiunsd out considerably since their las,
aonus, meeting Bu. = lev ysars hence aud
tas long list Of membership will he shortsne
tJ feW pamee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-12

The ice dealers are very busy in get
ting their stock u Zee properly secured They
report the ice very thick and Of unusual puri-
ty. Some three or fcur hundred tons viii be
packed away 10 saw dust for next summer
aonaumptipn
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-12

REcRuIrs LEAvrNa.-Cspt. Palmer
and Lieut.. MsN,sl start for st. Louis to- NOR
row with three hundred more recruits that
have recently been mustered In and paid of
BY Col. Grier Iowa 10 making 90 effort to
o.me 10 out Of the d-.ft.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-12

SLEIcHrSo.-Ihe sleighing was never
better 10 this city, and ~ lar - We toov IL
sss never more excessively INDUCED iu.-
There are strong iudicatiots Of s'haw. sod II
you have not had your sleigh ride you hso
better be about Il before IL 10 too late.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-12

SAN PskRY has the sgency for
,eis de superior clo,hs. cassimeres. sa,,ioetts.
etc. Every hody should have . suit made Of
scott County cloth. and If you want really .
good tit call at Perry, OPP osi'e ,hs Post Of
nee Far !. ere will please bear this 10 mind.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-12

A TmAw.-The weather hes moder-
s.sd Into . ,hsv. and the good s'sisbing L
disappsariog. Lssky roofs will Be apt TO give
come trouble unless promptly attended to.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-12
The PEAK FAMILY.-This celebrat,

The PEAK FAMlLY.-This celebrated
{ toups vii, be in our city on the 20 b inst ss
will be seen by Advertisement. A. voeslis
or - bell ringers. this association Of musicians
has no equal In the country. They have sak-
- Metropolitan Hall for three nisAts. and
will undoubtedly draw immense crowds
Sich superior merits ~ tssy possess cannot
fail to os appreciated iu this city.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-12

DAY BoARDERs vvANrED.-A limited
sumber Of day boardsrs can be sccommo-
dated By ceiling st the 6sst door from the
corner Of Sixth and Main streets, west eide.