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AAA~~<A~ VA "EC-
'1'
On the Atlanta and Wec+e-, po,,u,
twenty mijea from rhe ~ ~ 49,. yusa 1isa
the town of Marietta an o1d n1aoe nnata;s a:ss
Ing in peaceful times se1erai tbonssnd inhah.
ascerta;nra n be - 1treat Ss19+ fefeaay ~ osen
the rebel army. and this canees sn,os - 1 1ot
pose thar :Joe 1ohnetnn is Inal!9o1 goe @ ~ sap
ttmporary defr5se in front ~ ie *. MheastJ th
poee Of getting time f. rcnnra - 49, ". sat pua-
Be that as it NAV. be las taken m ~ a nosit,on Co.
seems to pn1zle M of1;ce-n q i;t+,s .u "nicn
any We nave "A vet fnnnd ~ Gaon.;a ioiG .uan ~
onr f1ankjnr n1;.rations - ~ Gog": u ~
operated as To cover effsctns1l, Hso nv ~
COMMUNICATION fnnt withstanita ~" ~ LUZ as,,1 ~
stories to lie confrarv:S Int hnE ~ Ea7 gnty
do SO In the nresent casa ~ tn1.tne . enau ~
seen, '~ ~"'0 'e' fe'na'ns 10 De
Ten mi,ea directly wat of u..5,++,
the road runninr t9 na1ias ~ nenss. neat
of Papldinp comfy. IA an en1;noen oeAs
pretension called Lost Monn1ain staTt,ne 1Tno
east, Won trayerse 1nw chs;n ~ bt,ia no,.a ~
,ou reach the railroad a. . 4.ot1+ ahas. aneu H
milea from Mariette rhsra ~ t.ns agoot 1ou1
into An eninence ~ ~s-r no1s'a +u5 Snatu "euh
nitnde CALLED Trnesow untass ~oaesoe1aprs ~ mag
,n.I t,sA,,sa AsneeaW e,; Monnta1n- The rail
Mastatt. .e.ae tnis oosunctlon On 1ts way to
that d;ssc.;na talns aaatply to the east, runs IN
Eenessw ~ .hns haoas kue n991nefn base Of
around fta eastaSn at I., ~ Mues, ana passing
@n.'a. SlUuu t1e sastern extremity, continues its
cboaa 70 Sounn"nra h.1' ~ 10 me town Along this
Eaoa,s1 ~ u1te M ue tae principal r1oel works,
- 80 -. 11tountAin oelng no Doubt the key
~ nte "nole posi1on- This line, however,
%e.t NV az pe t n9aelsto9o as extending 80 far
70. 'ha ~ 5osL moantaan; The latter was
111qanaoneQ oy tne rebels some days ago
aa nneai "o1ks no" seem 70 extend along Ken
~ iuu " EeetWafdiy near road called
IL tne notat dlcko!y and Marietta road, and
nenee IuIa nor1a~ard1y, embracing low
.mhenee called Pine Mountain, upon which
P1wToApiy fests tneir extreme right
~ 70 g1M7e ge1etal idea: Take Lloyd Map
n ne United States find the Marietta, also
me town OF AckWorth on the railroad shout !
toa1t9en niles from MARKETS.; draw a limo
pom / e10 kAck"ofth to Marietta; another from
AchN NofIa 10 8 point st1 miles directly west |
ol Aanetts; connect this Last point and MARI
era oy q taard line; and within this triangle 1
you nave the gTonnd upon which these tHo ]
IL 0Maee ale contendlng Tor the mastery. |
A. nae ota"n ACROSS the middle Of this trian-
ENG H9m east 70 west, will represent the
..ea nt to3 alcho3 g Maf1etta Road; the cas-
nea,1r IKE X saas o. the trengle vii be very
t.ai, ;. Iu tS AcAneIn Marietta dirt road, as
viii n re,-es.n+ ~ ~sst't toe Mestesn long side
Msr;.tt. nns Wa d'e oaee WILL DC she Dallas &
II -o,,,a -
49, "ou!o % oe mani1eet1y improper to SAY
~. ag oucog oul own lines, than that
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Tho Gold marker--mntter1 In Vail
Street.

Street.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribuue.l
NEW ToRK, Friday EVENING, June n
Gold is apparently weaker this morning.
The bullion brokers are buying at 212 and
selling at BIS and c18. There will be break
soun.
fKw YORK, June 24-Thc Co1p.<yriaz
EayE the high prices have brought out rood
deal Of gold, which is bought in small 7io1.
At about 210 By the brokers and sold at 213a
rs; but no large amounts can be sold 1t
/. ! saIe Of So, 200 was made at els.
Pa1ties from Washington eay the gold law
Tall be modified in 1avor. OF the use Of
BER OF COMMERCE..
fFrom the RyenIng Post, Of Wednesday, ead1
laree nst1ne was held at the rooms Of The
Chamber OF Commerce at twelve O'Clock todav
io1 the p1rpose Of taxing action in Re ferenco to
the Gola bl! recentiy passed BY Congress-, which.
tent, and dncrcased tho price Of gold. A' Ga
Gr Aarcousa called the meeting to order at u
O'clock, md nominated HI. Jaae1 Brown. :. for q
III. Marcousa made a few remart9 On opening
the meeting sta'i that IT had besn called foF tie
purpose ot securinE tie repeal or modification Of
ns tas uoio = o., oM.ne 10 tne arrangement Of bust
Nj: S. ,. chfttnden Sid It was too carly yet to
decide whether the passage Of the bill would de-
speculation In gold. which it had done, He b
neTed the rice Of gold was due 10 the refusal Of
holders c to sell: He thought The enemies Of the
men entered . broksr's once and Inquired i be
esea we've elssa1ies Of Jed DAVE. eid Who did not
With to buy but 70 1ndste the price. He offered =
resolution to the eject that committee Of i've b
snGjoct prceenied to this meeting, and to cor
respond With the official authorities At Washing
ton with view to obtaining sneh amendments
~ coa@refs A. MY IN their Judgment Be- jadtcioos
-eoch G9mUittee to be appointed By the Char-
@an;a %an; He hoped that every gentleman present
suree which dialoy men had inauenrated TO en-
.,a naI5ass ne Government he hoped all loyal men
Wonld submit 1or = while to The fRconsentences
Be e. &c coppssssss pssssse OF the b until fte0n'd
NJ. Narso1sn said ths bill VIA. GREATER tpconye-
rrs tne% c Isln thsn TO sellers Under Il no nan
psy more than another. 10 helieJ Cd It was sleo
1tSa' 1h;Ha 10 Eay eoscks tor exeh,nse he did not
THOUGHT II wae bons ade demipd. esnsed brmer. t1e
ensn!s 70 N! pserious engngemcnts. He acsin
pEced p Sne meeting to secure MODIFICATION of the
AZ J. n. Brown, Of the 1rm Of Brown B,other.
= ,n.,, We ~ t9s opinion of eminent lawyers Thai Il
IL u lnef1 70 EYE cheeks for sterling exchange.
hiu Was an oversight 1t xas merely fnten6ed ~
cheek *peculation in gold. :"
that cougress would conpci WIN sreri n1 "a en.a ,,.
greeIblekf, and thst it worid not reeeae ~ oSe
On netion Of Mr. Grant the chairman WAS en-.
The meeting then ao}onrneo. 1 'o"fn''See-
Il II 9nte1rtood that the committee will be an
nt ~ iiaea this afternoon, and proceea to Waah,ax.
Although tho meeting VIA called at m -a,,v
hour the foo1na we're dlled, snd merchants cnn.
unrto to come fos N hour AFTER the adjourn
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FROM INDIANAPOI1a.
Matters Military and General.


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Itfbune.1
1sD1ASAfo11s, Friday, June ~, 1864.
The gallant 18th Indiana, Colonel Dobbs,
has just arrived after three years Of hard
service and forty battles. They Will have =
reception and be mustered out tomorrow.
sixty-six Of the 14th Battery left for the
front to-day. 4 soldier Of the Invalid Corps
named Joseph Fattigo was mortally wound-
ed In fracas. One hundred aad one prison
CTS were in the guard house this morning.
One hundred and eighty men Of the 17th In.
diana arrived to be mustered out,
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slty, o. M 1equiring these troops to perform
most Of the labor and fatigue dutiea of ner.
nan manent stations and camps, viii cease and and
they win be required to tako their fafr share nus
osoaastS u aanSoe duty with white troops. This il
+,F5 +,ee ~ n5na 10 prepare them for the higher du
~ order Of the Secretary Of War.
J.. THOMAS. Adfut&nr General
, 1864-06-25

The Internal Revenue HtlI-Tha &40C
Exemption Clause.

| CUS9HE5s1oHAL.
The Committee of Conference on the Ta,
bill agreed upon their report this morning,
but there was not time to prepare 60 volum.
tnous document for presentation to the
tWo houses before adjournment.
The Committee recommended, in compli.
ance with Secretary Chase, decided Increase
OF duties upon whisky. Instead of fixing
the rates at dollar en- all manufactured af.
ter the LIST of June, d dollar and quarter On
al! Manufactured after the 1st Of October, and
dollar and half On al1 manufactured after
the 1st of January, as fixed by the Senate
amendments, the Committee recommend
ed dollar and half on all manufactured
after the passage of the bill, and two dollars
on all manufactured after the 18th Of Feb.
rua1y.
The Senate receded from their amend
ment Increasing the tax on malt liquors
twenty-five cents, so that 1t remains ut one
dollar Is originally fired by the House. This
tax is imposed upon malt lquors in bottles
as well as that in barrels.
The income section Is fixed aB follows:
Over $500 and not exceeding 5000, s
per cent.
Over 5000 and not exceeding s1o, o,ooo, ~ ~
per cent.
Over 40, COO ten per cent. No additional
rates nre imposed on citizens living abroad.
An AInoant not exceeding 300 paid for rent
of home is deducted.
Lotteries are fixed at ten per cent.
duty Of one twenty-fourth Of one per
cent On bank cap1tal and deposits u to be
paid monthly and 10 imposed On national as
well IS State iustitutions and savings
banks.
Some Of the duties on iron, regarding
which there were disagreeunents. are fixed as
follows: Blooms, slabs, or loads, Is per ton;
bond hoop and sheet iron, IS per ton.
Iron castings used for bridges, $3 per ton.
Stoves and hollow ware, So per ton.
Rivets exceeding q quarter Of an tnch in d.
amete1, bolts exceeding fye-eghths Of On
inch, IS per ton.
Ground spices arc to pay 1c, per 1b.
Quicksilver, two per cent. Furs, fge per
cent
The Senate amendments to the tobacco
sections were all adopted, 60 that the duties
stand as follows:
Plug, tWist and all other manufactured not
Otherwise provided for, IS centa per pound;
smoking tobacco with stems in, Is cents;
emokinE tobacco made exclusively of stems,
Is cents; and snuff and chewing, IS cents;
cigar, from Is to so per thousand.
The Senate amendments exemptlng from
taxation cattle slaughtered tor hides and tai
low exclusively were agreed to.
The tar on express companies is fixed at
3per cent.
Passports at IS.
TN $~% -
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] TrstTtute fnf the desf anrnh a,,d h14,a. eo
TIT institute. and st1l ;a M to ~. PM; .o 20
| nratfnn NJ toS 000 to jnc-ea "a ~ ~ 10 ~ ~
the hnl]dipgs for the arcnnmodstson - ~,
inmstea. ''1'
/ The apprnprfatfnn Of 491 An fnr a hr;1dfnc
fnstttrtfo1, 49, a,.o a+jat.n oop ~ ~. t9e eA4t
pTopriation Of 5000 wa inserted % II to ~ hnij1 ia
'ou- a4,.[ 4usse ~. IL .1A u n.au, 49, mo.
sENAfk-EVkNAN9 SESSION.
4T- DAVIS, Of Ky, gave notice Of his In.
tentton to 1ntro9uce bill to establish peace
a1enG f1e people OF the United ststes-
j Mr. fOMERO4 introduced bill to make
grant Of lands In the Territories OF Colo
l 7ado, New Mexico and Arizona, In aid of
|: railroad and telegraph lines. Referred to
the COMMITTEE on Public Lands.
hr. SUMMER, Of Hasa, by unanimous
consent, submitted resolution iuQuiring of
the Committee Of Foreign Relation If any
With tho United States and Columbfs, which
WAS considered aad passed
M. FOSTERr Of Conn, called up the
House Dill supplementary to an act entitled
N set to grant pensions, approved July Il,
lsb3. The amendnents Of tie Pension Com
mtttee we're considered aud agreed to.
IN motion Of Mr. sHERM MAN, 1t WAS ra-
eodyed M that the Senate meet At IL o'clock.
=, The Senate adjonrned at $50 The resolu-
t1on anectlng the eligibility OF the three
alAansas' members elect, Is set down for
consaoefa1lon tomorrow.
house.
WAsHue7os, Friday, June "a. 1854
Mr. UPHON, ct Mich. called nm the contest.
ed election case Of Liudsay ngafnst Scott.
from the Sd CONGRESSIONAL district of Mis.
souri,
The House passed q resolution confirming
Mr. Scott in his eeat ''@N
hr. sCuFIELD, Of Pa-, called up the resolu-
lion reported from the election Committee,
esst that ohn Kline is no. entitled to
sional district Of Pennsylvania. but that L.
~ ,rhs gls 10 enuied TO seta1n his seat.
1s no reasonable suspicion Of fraud.
hes95s' STILES and RANDALL, of Pa,
seTerally expressed their dissent from the
positions contained in the report.
Ine resolution wan agreed to.
.o ~: LANES, Of Mass, called up the con-
tested election case from the Fifth Congress
sional district Of PennsylFania. The resolu-
lions declare @ that Charles ". Carrigan is
is entitled to retain the seat now occupied
BY him: The resolution paased.
the Pacific railrold act. The object beiny to
facilitate the construction Of the road by
modification of some of the provisions or
the original bill Most of the amendments
offered were rejected, and the bill was Or
dered to be eDgrossel for third reading
and lies on the taoIe for further seton.
The House took up the SeDate bill tn
establish q navy ward and dsnot Mt or n.ar
Cairo, illinois,, It authorized the Preside,,t
Of the United States to accent from the cor.
porte authorities Of Cairo. ar fInm anv nther
persons, = site for such a navy ra15 and
depot.
Mr. WAsHBURNE, of ILL.,. spoke Of the
importance Of selectfnrthes At that no,nt
Mr.. WILSON, Of Iowa, said enod deai n
lobby influence had been used to Bet tba Tard
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Q5tra9o Qribnnt.


oAA1A1A1s JUNE E5, 1bN4.
THE NEWS,
Our news from Grants army gives the fret
Clue to the nature and object OF the new
movement foreshadowed In our dispatshes
few days aimee. Our army south Of R{ch-
amond aims blow at the defences OF the
rebel Capital, and st the same time seeks ia
control and cut off its communications vttb
the sea-board 6tates Of the sonth
Hence the movement direct on Petena-
burg which Lee Is now evidently
resisting with his whole army, Our forces
nave now swung their left wing still further
6outh, to cut of the line OF rai1road which
connects Petersburg with Weldon. North
Iafo1ina, the great aorts Of the Confeder.
Acy. Hitherto there has been no heavy
Aen1lng IN this movement, bnt tho enemy ID
1ouno TO DC y1g1lant and well posted, and
u1sposed to dispute every advance. There
VIII be heavy fighting in that quarter yerv
shortly. WY
Grant is being reinforced By the arrival of
fresh troops daily, 60 we are advised bv a
Eenuecaan just arrived from thu fron&
LFefy available man is being sent him. and
ne WILL probably have no lack Of men for all
ane purposes he has to carry out, before Rich
1uono- IL IL to supply the places of the
troops IN the pests and theatres Of opera
uons mus denudsd and stripped, that 1he call
3s imminent and pressing for more men,
PRESIDENT Iincoln's purpose in visiting
%1fant and Ills fellow comrades Is like him.
Ee1 honest, practical and straightforward.
1he PRESIDENT Is convinced that the great
aeeo Of the present hour is for more men.
he has 30 indicated his opinion to Congress,
Bec0DdtnE the YieWe of +ba can~a
farr ~ " .Ae eecro-
Provost 49,, Aao @Ae asores oi The
<onfron+aa - -. oeu. hut ne Is
x-on,t.1 49, Ae4e PoA4clans AT the
etatea,n.,, vt,a 10y poou.%ns ~ una pufonnd
4he ac,1a .t+1 .sa14 aooo4 ques1lons In
mcn bare ,,s-s,s4ant,'' ~" nee1es8.: these
1ave ,nc, snorah @eeel "o 1oaa We
nerd hv ~o,nn+oae; ru NJ, 1.o ee1 NJ We
stcan,c- ~ sH., 9ue 1@esaaens LOOK
B;va- a. -. oo"I 70 Inc James
ana ,.t +hat. Hts. ona 1aeaoe ana batler,
5...e,.. - =, of4'A' o.1eo on tae actual ex-
f31af, to- ~11, ~ NC snA4 soon have
not aoFs..oa -, Aen. sae PRESIDENT Is
~ sansta - ~. "aApacheo - Republicans.
xf 49, 900 e uoue - oa's IN the repeal
x.,1, -. on c'aase' ana the House
sha- - ueA's fesponsionity before
~. fp-s - tae Ausaso1e 1aa IN that body.
49, o. ~ =. 1sAn new england and New
.,1 - enel1 nepuohcao representatives
10y .1ptess Inc sentiment OF these sections
~ Ap'!e4o'sauy ao4a1ne ont akainst COZ
9Ts'pt1ou -" 'nat Will give the country, ,men9
oose tne mattef may be disposed Of this
scfy Cay, In saeh manner az nay fill our
- n!eo "A@o Ieen material and tho hearts Of !
aoeA "en win 1resh encouragement
LEG onls Republican member OF Congress |
, 1864-06-25

P1or1nnScE,. r. L, June 24--The Silver
Spring Cotton MIL In North Kingston Wee
btrntd this morning. Loss heavy.
, 1864-06-25

. The Union Pnc16c Railroad.
WASHINGTON. June 24-An important
treaty has been negotiated by Samuel Halett,
for the Union Pacific Railroad Company,
with the Delaware Indians, and haa been
confirmed by the Government. It is the
construction ofa railroad from LeayenWorth
to Kansas City, and effects the removal Of
these Indians from Kaubaa.
, 1864-06-25
FROM DUBUQUE.
Great Success of the Northern Iowa
Sanitary Fair,
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trfbane,1

DUBUQUE. a.. Friday, June "a, 1854.
The Iowa Fair, at Dubuque, has realized
about sixty thousand dollars, and q large
proportion of the donations are still unsold.
The attendance is large, and the Fair Will be
continued until the middle, and perhaps the
last Of next week
, 1864-06-25

DEeElvED CoNrA1uIET.-We notice that
order Of Col. Il. G. Gibson, commanding
1c deteDscs On the line Of the Louisville and
aslyille Railroad, the fort At Shapherds-
lie has been named DeWolf, In honor of
icut- Wm- F. DeWolf, Of the 81 U. S. artil-
.ry, who died June 2sd, 1862, Of wounds 70.
eiyed at williamsburg, Va This is a de-
srred compliment 10 gallant officer, son
our fellow citizen, Vim. F. DeWoH ESQ.
Our Colored Troops.
NASHVILLE, June 2l.-An important order
ls tust been read 10 the colored troops In
Ills city. The following is the gist Of 1t:
The incorporation into the army OF tho
lit United States OF colored troops renders
neseessary that they should BE- brought as
l'eetily a possible to the highest stste of
discipline Accordingly, the practice which
LES hitherto prevailed, no doubt from neces-
, 1864-06-25

FF0m ne" UFEeaU8.
New York, June 24.-The Columbia,
from New Orleans, June 18th, has arrived.
Gen. Canby ID Visiting Admiral Farragut,
of Mobile.
Gen. alckles arrived in New Orleans on
the 18th.
, 1864-06-25
ZXZ1zY2Hza
1nfallable Hair Restorative.
TaI9 rs NO HAIR DYE
keassns Why the Eareka Should be Ced.

En s1tsn;e ~ ~ scalp. and thereby promote tns
i 1hs ssT i ds1. ss11 md ufe,ta. it I'll, a,vs I,
II he baT il oeaon,na TN, WesPsad e Il ing m.
Il ~ 1e1tore tts TT eaxth md beauty.
IL s.1y :ooF TRnn IN
III nee from all imp mpu1ttes or poisonous d,ux1
It u no hatr dyt. but tnt4lb1e Ees1orztiye anu
~ DO al that il pro missed Whan used bY tae aife-
He:s what Dr.. Van z.ads tons o. the o1ds.s ma
peat Pbysc.ans. and mot iehratod Ocallss In ~
ssas") s's' IN F*xard TO tho Es1skA:
unlimited e ~ e91is T. tse @ r.
cfpe for making his Hslr r. stor%tlye. and af4er n
eAfefni examination OF tho d1Hetecr nxre. lenta
mott nappy compound. and especially s1sssd TO the
e me't Of sad as o
shetcalp ron diseased 10 oealthy CO.. dtion
the EnFeis and md hss It DOS al shss Is proposea
In s,e.nu1g- keeping ths hsIr rom falling ont sa1
WIN. VAN ZANDr, H. D.
,IFrom the q. Louis Repohlicsu. Dec: II. asasl
,kG11k4-1t! 10 lot ofseu that professional Rsu-
M i VIII: ior .ss '9S 9ssso<s
Hon q s color O. tue bali, or other particular
neleet Iais . 9ots. aowerer, II card PaoaheA
FeteFfeo. -A4 ~ "AtoD *5.' 00Aa"
RAR1rx's Horn. sr. -Lor,s, No.. June /. 1857,
iactlcn Il does al that yon claim for Il hs1,nrr1
i; I.ts 4 sslnau aot.
The Agent might produce hundreds Of other certf-
neAes trcm g~ntenarn aud lsdits that hsve Qsed th
Eureka, but thinks the above al anmctent.
&0HT. FISHER,
Sole AKnnt, st. Louis, No.
FULLK B. F1NCH 4 FULLER.
For sa1. sv M Drnssiss G5its.sof H. IT. Gs1 A. 1;
3e13.A -12t RAT-TU Us TIA
, 1864-06-25
From W Washlngton--Con-
gressional Proceed
ings Yesterday.
The Tax--Whisky, Iron, Tobacco.
Incomes, BlnEs. ''
The $500 Communication Clause
Its Repeal Likely.
GOLD PANIC AND WALL STREET
MATTERS YESTERDAY.
From the 39th III. and Wisconsin
Be giments with Grant.


mAfter1 In Grants Army Chnn1es
ma Strategic Movements Heavy
ek1ro1sh10E-The Presidents Visif.
, 1864-06-25

A Typographical and Military View
OF Cen. ohcrmA0's Theatre OF Ope-
T4Iton3
, 1864-06-25
FOR SALE ATThE
BRYAN HALL AUCTION,

Tie non.rrstdent owner Of = lot SEQ fset front on
Wes Madison near Ann street with = c19hr depth Of
=: lets TO st1ey-h1x aud beautiful ground. VIII
offer for eA!e In whole or In lots at + Auction
tale IN TH03. D. BafAN'S Real RIt3te OtHce, Whero
dets!ls can Low. bn lesrned See the rezu1ar .Auc-
ton Sale ndtertl5snent. tes5 B.o.ltlstp
, 1864-06-25
Ketn advertisements.

I AIDES, DO NOT NEGLECT
F. u H g
natsspd tfem Immediately for preservation from
4 SMITH CO., Hatsers and rurrter.,
le15l lNt-lt lis Lake etfeet,
, 1864-06-25

OVER AN ACRE IN THE
W HEART OF THK CITY
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-21
y W.
CHAMBER FURNITURE.
Elegant bureaus. Wa>h.saansls.
Chamber Sets. 30. Common
2Aifclen 4 EEiniss.-asOom
Furniture
G.. d. GRIT. Salesman.
IaIISrAF.n SALE

"A HERLAS. u the 81, DAY Of december. 4.
w u. lsa1, James q. Crane and MARY Ann
Crane his wife. eNccntet; unio John W 1hoinp-
soa, * trustee certain deed of trust. convey
ing to SAID trustee the lands and premises in
Scott county, iowa. described, as iniiows. io-wt ::
Part of IN. south east quarter 81 'he ,,.., ue-t
anarte~ oi Se''c. .stili,-onc ~ intvwrs shin
No. >evrniy- essh -. ieiih range three cas- Of
9TH 7 NJ: beginning fourteen ~ Grains fii,-
six .6l LINKS due west from the southeast corner
Of said quarter section thence l,c-i t,nr { chaiss
niaetvif.~ee .,.a ii.:ee-ie.arths 80 Links 10 a
stone, thcl'se ncr.i ten 10 chains Twelve aud !.
half u links thence east tour,4 cham. n;lei.
three and three iuurihs ~. nnas ,heuee north
iel. Ia uisa,i.s 'rsi,o aud half ~ links To
stone, 'ht place oI beginning. Which said con-
yeya,cc was made 10y the said ia,nesG Crane and
Mary Ann. his wife, for the purpose of securing
the payment of FIVE cer,ai" yrari.,seur, notes
vth lie interest thereon. s'uued ~ The said
James G. Crane. dated the Isl day Of December
g. d. 1857 One Of said said notes for the sum If
tiare hundred dollars 5000 yahlc The st t:,y
ospecrmher ls6, to the rider Of iliiam H. Reed
One al aid NOES tor the of FIVE hundred dol
lars $500 PAYABLE on the 3ist dav of December.
A. ID. lSi- To the order OF James Warren. One
of said notes for the sum of one hundred dollars.
tsloo pay able on the 1th day October. 4 H. ISIS
to the order of Aenson Shcalv; enc of said
notes ioi The sum OF one hundred and ten dollars
Slla, "a, able On the ist ia. ~ Jaruniv lses
to the order Of Martin diger: ard the last of said
notes for the Of ene hundred and five dollars
$laS) payable On the first day of JANUARY L. D.
| lsse. 10 the order Of Nall Dunkiey 4 Co. with
interest Oh all OF said notes al the rate OF ten per
| cent PCT .Innh.
And now The sail James q. Crane having failed
| 10 pay the note for <a'o IL James Warren above
| named. |. John ". Thompson. trustee atore-
| said. do hereby give this public notice, that by
virtue # the power which Is in vested hv said
| deed Of trust, will on Saturday the ith day OF
June. A. D., lso4. at ten O'Clock IN The forenoon
Of said day, at the Court House door in the city
of Davenport. expose ard offer Tor sale az public
auction. the trac. of land above described or SC
much thereof rs shall be necessary 20 satisfy and
pay the amount OF said $500 note with the interest
thereon to the da, Of SALE together with the costs
| and expenses attending this SALE costs Of this
| notice and trustees fees.
Dated May 10, s64
| JOIN W. THOMPSON,
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-21
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American Mar .il.aise fiea,. 81.
Under eur flag beat the long call once more
Cali np The Nofih Is yen calie, her before.
Our Volunteers. Song and Chorus. 3"
Sudden and loud the war CT, tang.
Softly now. tendcgls lifi l'-,. with care, 40
''shis'is hers. whose pale f.. IN 'e bear
Inscribed Ia the mothers wives and sisters
slain in battle
From the Red Battle Field. Quartet. 50.
SILENTLY. tenderls mourpiully home,
From the red battle field volunteers CONF =
A Hero has Fallen o.
His saddle is einn.i a.i >cashcd As his sword
Another has .ct. Us i reap h. reward
Ema, cipa.ion Sony and C:.cri,s. 80
In this land of the free, not slave shall there be
As cause for rebellion II treason"
Neither, when Che var Is cover. Sig and Che. 81
The Drummer Boys March 81
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