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IEI.nfROLD'S ROSE WASH,

IELNfBOLDS ROSE WASft,
an excellent lotion Of syphie ni'ue ana
injection in diseases OF the Urinary orzsn' = ,s.
bh of dissipation used in connection with the hrtct'
Burhu and Ssr.spsr in such diseases a. recoDrnencee
Fncs Of the responsible aud reliable Character WIZ
accompany the medicines.
CERTIFICATES OF CURES .--.., -,
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For Medical Properties of Bnchn, rrs
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b,d and Member o. the Royal COLLEGE oil sur
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SEE most OF the late STANDARD " orks on Medicins
EXTRACT BUCBU, 81 per BOTTLE or siI Tor %. -. r..
EXTRACT SARsApARlLLA, 81 per b0tte, OF 81 i0t
Improved ROSE WASH, 500. per bottle, or si1 10
81 20. A., ,i.h ,,TI he Gent 10
,e :hs most obstinate II directions are
Delivered to any address securely p0eu I'm sssrss-
ns,crihe ,yIpptom. in all comn1ics.Ions Ss'e e'As~
.eed. Advice slaii',
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fAdyertiseulsnt.
AT THE SANITARY FAIR, if you buy any
CorYrz, G,k for the LONDON CIuB COFFEE.
Advertisement

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rriyed.
.......SUSDAY, April 3.

Steamship Columbia Bsrtou, kewOresns March 20. sud
Havana 29th mdse. and pass. TO spoford Tes'on Co.
Experienced heavy T. h. gales for the past "a hours.
Ship John Bunysn, Carver honeydeo Jan 49, ballast 70
Walsh. Carver Chase Experienced strong u. and ~ T.
ss since passing bermuda Fen T. lat % 20 s, lon "a p
s.nalen whaling bark, showing white sigma! with red
letters A. r. r. In IT, March 30 the ship Wizard King
and saw her again on the "a. 81 Barnegit.
Bark Rhea frus Burkhclts. Ms,enzas a. dsy ssr snd
mossses to order Experienced heavy weather during the
passage.
schr. Sersph Ryder, Fall River.
BELOW-One Ship and one brig, unknown.
MlND-Suns,,, y
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r.

F'EMALESi FEMALESi FEMALESl
OLD OR YOUNG, SINGLE. MARRIED. Oh CONTEN
PLATING MARRIAGE.
In many affections peculiar 10 Females the Extract Buchn
unequaed by any other remedy in Choross or Rseu
ton Irregularities Panflness Suppression Of Customary
Eyacuation. liberated cThou Of the Uterns Lou
corea or Whites Seriy, and for all complaints incident
the sex whether arising from IndscTeon, Habits Of p3s
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE
See symptoms above
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT TT
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]

Take no Bslsam Mecnry Unpleasant Metcses, fof 10
pleasant and Dan erous Diseases.
IIELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHu
CURES SECRET DISEASES
in all their stages at little E1Pense little OF no change Of
Diet no Inconvenience AND 80 EXPOSURE.
1t frequent desire aud gives strength 10 urnste
thereby removing obstructons preventing and curing sct
othe uretha eyng pain aud inflammation so fLeqnea
IN this clas of diseases, and expeing POISONOUS
DISEASED AND WORKOUT MATTER.
Thousands upon thousands who have been the
VICTIMS OF QUACkS,
and who have paid HEAVY FEES 10 be- cured In short
time have found they deceived and that the Poison"
has BIZ Of Powerful Asirngents" been dried w N
the system, to break out in aggravated form, aud
PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE
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The IlIPPOTHEArRos-The manager OF this
place Of enter,anment announces that during the con
inuance Of the Great Fair, PERCENTAGE OF the daily
receipts will be contributed TO the funds OF the Far
Visitors the HPpothearon viii therefore combine be-
neyoencc with plaasurc and DO something for she col
Gicrs while pleasing themselves.
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nj

USE HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT
BUCHU
For al affections and disease. Of the Urinary Organs wheSa
existing
IN MALE OR FEMALE,
From Whatever cause originating, and no matter OF how
long standing Diseases Of these Orssns
require the aid Of g Diuretic
HELMBOLDS EXTRACT BUCHU
Is THE GREAT DiUREUG
AND IT Is CERTAIN ~
TO HAVE THE
DESIRED EFFECT
IN ALL DISEASED
FOR WHICH
1T Is RECOMMENDED.
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Gellnbol6's Aleoifines.
HELMBOLD's EXTRACT BUCHU.

HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU.
For weaknesses arising from Exeesse Habits Of Dsps
ton, Early lndiscretion Abuse, attended
with the following symptoms:
Indispostion TO Exertion, Loss OF Power,
Loss Of Memory, Difficulty Of Breathing.
Weak Nerves, Trembling,
Horror of Disease, Waksfuness,
Dinness of Vision Pain In the Back,
Hot Hands, Flushing of the Body,
Dryness Of the Skin Eruptons on the Face,
Universal Lgssitude Of the Paid Countensncs
Muscular System.
These symptoms allowed TO 60 on, which this mediciDs
invariably removes follow
LMPOTENCY, FATUITY, EPILEPTC FITS,
In OF which the patient may expire Who say bsJ
not frequently followed by those direful dseaseS
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION!
Many Of the of their suffering but none
will confess The records Of the Insane Asyus and the mes
oncLoy deaths by Consumption bear ample witness the
truth Of the assertion.
THE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED BY ORGANIC
WEAKNESS
requires the aid Of medicine 10 strengthen and invfote tho
system, which HELMB0LD.S EXTRACT BUCHU tnysrs
by does trial will convince the most ssepticL
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Kcfurucal.

Shin Guardian Borand hence for San francisco. The o.
got hoe on The Middle but subsequently got OF and
anchored in the Lower Bay. - ,
BARK N. Boynon. Mitchell hence for Valparaiso. On the
oath Ia lat 49, Ion 90 a. encountered violent gale from
r. r. during which sprung leak Of about four inches per
hour The after working at the pumps for eight hours
refused proceed the when SIZE was put about for
sew.YOTk.
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The SENATE Contested Case.

The testimony taken In the contested seat
case in the IXth Senatorial District is in print and
fills a volume Of thousand pages. Gen. kiven
was given the certificate of election 10y the State Can
vassers-thc returns showing eighteen majority Judge
Low claims that he is entitled 70 The seat for the rca
son.
First: That he has received a majority Of all the
votes cast, if a true and return be made
Second That large number Of votes poihd FOR the
sitting member and credited for him. weTs voted by
aliens minors residents, aud other Illegal voters
which shonld be dsalowed
Third: That legal voters offered their ballots for the
contestant and prohibited rom voting by The mis-
conduct Of the ln6pectOls and the throwing out o. votes
evidently deagged for him.
Last evening tie Committee on Privileges and Elec
tons held meeting in the senate Chamber 10 Leai ar
gument the ease. Judge Tremain appeared for the
contestant and Judge Parker In behalf OF tho sitting
member.
The argument was opened by Judge Trelnain. lie
spoke OF tie extraordinary delays that had occurred
delays which neither the committed the contestant
responsible tOroi the mass Of testimony taken III
the case--Of the desire that II would be carefully
studied, and the question settled the evidence, and
on that alone He alluded 10 The district bordering
the states OF NewJerscy and PeDusy yana and being
Watered by the Hudson and Delaware Riyef,--that
State lines not alway recognized, and thai IN this
citizens Of other States made raids into NewNork
aud the Xth District election day. for the purpose
Of vOtngthst the local boards with inc exception OF
those in three toSDs were IN the hands OF the friends
of the sitting member.
He cout.nded that the title 70 the Office Of Senator
did not rest ON paper certificate but Oh the majority
OF the cast tnat the voters the contestants al
tackled were those who had no dOmicl and never had
one in the IXth Senatorial District In the State Of
NewNork aud addressed the Commit tee for two hours
the yarUns points involved in the case, which the
testimony has elected. His argument not
cuded. The legal questions in the case argued
aud pfeccdOnts and decisions quoted. The whole
ground was ably covered.
The claim Of The contestant is follows. ns far os
has been presented:
Majority tine sitting member Gen. Eyen declared by
state 19g',,seIs..
Votes for H. r. Low
Votes for Henry H. Low, but erased yet visbe......
Votes for jug i4O"
Votes FOR H. H.
Votes for Henry Low judiciary boz Estate ticket two
short 81 poll
Votes for Henry T. Low, cot through legal yoe-not
put In box although given inspector
-21
Gen. Nivcn's declared majority.
Judge Lows apparent majority.
In addition 10 this is claimed that FIVE votes should
be deducted from Sir. Nyens vote Of errors
IN canyassng which would make Mr. Lows diority 10
Mr.. 1remain resumes his argument Ov Monday a. en-
ing in the Senate Chamber when votes east by unqua
ned persons and votes kept out by inspectors viii bo
presented. Albany Eve journal, Saturday.
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IAdv.riiseInenil

Tho Gold Bill passed by Congress was ex.
recfed 70 reduce che premium spec, The pablo have
ycra.izrd brnehcen, effects bot they do know that the
BIsr CoPrKrhealth favor aud economy being considered
-. krSrs FAST lsDa COFFEE which Is sod by all pocers
e., p per pound kst or KEyrs No otheg genuine
General Depot, No i3i Rrsd,-.t.
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CITY ITEMS.

The O7ERA.-Robert lie Diable will be given
to night at the Academy of Music with Medori Laura
Harris, Bgnoli aud Lotti in the castillo incidental
ballet being led by Nile. Ernestinc.
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AFFIDAVIT.

AFFIDAVIT -,,
Personally appeared before me- an derns sn. won e ao
pbiiad,Iphia H. T. Helmeod' who Deing ouy 'so ~ ss..
G h. nenara,ion contains narcotic, no mercury VI oN~
injurious drus' out sfe "u' IL. T. HELMBoJp.
,o S"'i" wv WIN z. TIBBARD, Alderman -.
iS'L s,hst, above Rae, Phisadeipn'e
Adl,e., letters for information in confidence 70
III. Il. HELMBOLD.
CHEMIST
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spoken.

March TO- lat u H. lon. 50 49, schr Clara OF and Hom
Brer Island for Antigua, days out
March 81 of Bsrncea bark John Carver Nichols, from
Malanzas for New York.
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Tho following is the calendar for to-day: Terence
Poyn indicted Tor rnrder; William youes, alias William
Ces Tor bureiy in the third degree Thomas sutton ss
alias Cba King for grand larceny; John syms for burglary
Ia the fero degree and Charles WoIibufser Tor heepus
disaTderY honse.
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COURT CALENDAR-Ta1s DAY.

SUPREME CONFIDENTIAL TERM.-AdjourDed
for the Term.
SUPREME CoURT-SPEcIAJ TERH.-Hos. to Ia
incusiye OF demurTers.
SUPREME CONSEQUENTLY Oyer and
Terrner and Nos 1885 273 83, 1881, 1895, 9S5 35 1901
49, 1883 4i SO I573 1906 1873 1883 1884, 905, ST. 1905
Part iNos. lig9 1907 1904 1906 1906 1910 1916 1913 l5z!
1924 1926 1923 1890 1891 1896, 1893 1890 lJ2 1874 1896
Part llINo 1875 COS, 815 100 lG2, 1883. 10, 1890 llo9
6l8 Geo l2G g93. 8g2 Goa. 1914. 42f, 1872, a. l4y.
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRIAL TERM.--Part Mos.
1915, 35 Ji69 3;t5 27 1919 1888 1853 800 339 c2 3S
JC13 36s3 Ds9 Part IINop 2Ol8 1885, 1918. 2258 1886
33 g. 1880 32g2 3i3s 1893 529l 1896 1862 2092, $3.50
COURT or COMMON PLEAs-Part Nos. l55,
g. so4 81 2l 49, 49, 800 309 A43 222 49, 2e3 ti2 $50
Part llNos 57 5l3 59 237 a. 49, 3Ji 49, 49, 49, 49,
40, 457, 1874, I9
BROOKLYN Cry COURr-The April term OF this
Court vii this morning the CaendI nsmborns2O
ca commencing II No. l.
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lAdypriisemrut.l
ID. RARNUM'S 4" SELP-SEWER'

Ut UT
achne.-r-erves the eyes avoids bending aud close, "a
tg lnr application No ba-ng Price 80 with directions
by Dol-tedto snd Tor sale st the FAIR 18Th st.,
md al lie Inventor. Headquarters. Wilcox Gibbss Sew
ing Machine Office, No 500 Broadsay, y. Y.
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The Very --latest.
HAMBuRG. March 10. 1864.

HAMBURG March 49, 1864.
Adyices from Stockholm 10 the 18th, evening,
state that fresh disturbances had taken place.
The Polce-0hice was attacked, and the windows in
the residence Of the Chief Of Police were smashed.
The military called out 10 quel the riot, and III
persons were arrested.
The DagbLad insists upon more energetic meas
ares being taken by the Government.
The French ambassador had left Chrstiana.
FLENsBtRG, March IL, 1864.
The bOmbardment Of the ntrenchments OF Dippel
was resumed to-day. terrific cannOnade is beng
beard here.
TURIN March H. 1864.
News from Trustworthy source at Rome states that
kbe illness Of the Pope has become more alarming.
The official Gazette Of Turin announces the appoint
nent of twentythTee new Senators.
HAMBURG, March H. 1864.
According 10 handful emanating from tie printing
Office of Greve & 1idemann and distributed in this
sty at o'clock this morning. Prince Frederick Of
A1gustenburg found dead in his bed at KEEL
The rumor requires confirmation.
INDIA.
BOMBAY, Feb % 1864.
Shirtings dull. Mule Twist, 40I, dull and
declining Cotton dull and declining Sawgnned
Dhrawa 5s5 rupees Copper Sheathing and Tile dun.
Nalwa Opium $50. Exchange on London 2 K. Gov
ernment Securities per cents, 20; DO, per cents
su3; do. per cents Ill. Heights to Liverpool for
Cotton, 47i6G55I. 800
Shirtngs quiet Mule Twist 40, dull Copper
Bheathing advanced j anna; Copper Tile advancing.
The Indigo has nearly closed Lnsecd tending
1pward. Rice quiet. Jute firm and active. Exchange
On London 9 IL.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
FORT OF NETWORK. .....APRn 2
CLEARED.

stesmbip &-E,enins Star Bell Havana and New Oreans
J.ur, A. Ra, Gor; Locust Point, Hoffman, Portland H. y.
Cromwell K "a
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MINIATURE Iikfaslc

MINIATURE ~ MANIAC.
sun-pltss. 500 Sets....... or. Moon-Ries... Al
aicH WATER THIS DAf
Sandy Hook 6:l2 Gov. Island. 65J Hell Gate.... 1873
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PRINCIPAL DEPors.
,,rruaorps DRUo AND CHEMICAL WAhk
HOUSE,
UELMBoLDs DRUG AND CHEMICAL WAN"
u s. miro H0pSE' CHEMICAL WARE.
HOUSE,
No. ba4 BROADWAY, n. Y, OK
No. 5o4 BRoAIj WAY, N. Y" or
No. 5e4 BROADWAY, N. y, ON
HELMBOLD'S MEDICAL O.rO'
uEI,NlBOLD'S MEDICAL DEPOT
uEI,nIBOLD'S MEDICAL DE Iau,
NO. I01 SOUTH TENrH-Sf., PhlLAphhn
NO. 1914 SOUTH TENTd-Sr, PHlbAD i,lnr,,
No Ioa soIrrH TENTH-sr., PHlLADEiIhis.,
urw,pr oE coINTERFFITS AND uNfhiS''
PIED DEALERS
Who endeayor 10 dispose Of" their own and O'0''
on the reputation Gtsanedby
arr. rROI,D'S GENUINE PREfe
RATIONS.
''' GENUINE EXTRACT BUcHu.
uELMBoLD's ,Du,,
HELMBoLDs ,,su
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERY"hhhs.
ASK FOR HELMBOLD'S.
TAKE NO OTHER.
rS Gu. ont the advertisement and send Tor ~ s's "'"-
position and exposure
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CorRr or GENRRAL SESSIONS.

Ok place II was resolved TO adjourn for that purpose
10 next Saturday evening.
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LATER TROMEUROPE

ARRIVAL OF TEE CITY OF CORK.
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N. J. TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION No. 6.-The
regular monthly meeting Of the \. Y rrnogranb,cal
Union No. was hcld on Saturday evening at Tan.
maLy lliil Mr.. L. a. Holmes in the chair There
being large number Of new members TO be admitted
no eleatoD Of delegates 10 tue National Con,ention
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-13
TRUSTEES SALE.

N7HEREAS, on tho 18th day Of March, A D
wv 1857, Richard K. Allen executsd unto
John T. Dillon - trsstse, certain deed Of trust
in the county Of Scott, and State Of Josa, dos
cribsd q follows. to-~it Commencisg 1t point
% the east tide Of Harrison street, il the city Of
Davenport, fifteen (l5) feet north ef the sosth-
west corner d out lot No. one running sheses
twe hundred aid twenty-five (s25) fest, thsass
east one hundr ID ard fifty (l5O) feet. thence
eouth two hundred and twenty-five ISIS fees.
and thence welt oss hundred add fifty Il " fsst
to place Of beginning. beng part or I'D oet
lot No. one y adjoining said csty o. Ds seupsst
Of securing the payment Of two esstaie p soolsso-
~ notes, made BY rasd Richard K. Allen e Jshn
r. Cook, and dassd the sid 18th dsy Ct March.
ID, 1eb1, one toe the sum Of ono hun SRA ana
en($ltS) dollars. payable 10 six months fren
I'd ssd 10 Isl ,SlO) dollars. payable u twelve
nealhs from Oats, with isssssst . thessse q 80
per eent. pr onnum after matafity. Said desd
of trust % daly recorded On records u sad 90. q
Scott, "a book -" u town lot moetsagee, paAo
uots Tor twelve hun issd asa ton d $40. dollesa
hss bsooms de and payable, ane the sead Rieh.
asd 4. Allen he's failed asd-nekleeted % rny The
saus. zoe, tAssseose, !, John Dailee, sastee
Aforesaid, st he ssqusst Of .sssess Psssrdess
Who y the pssssst e.ssr q ~ 80 sxese't.ss
hereby give THE psb,ic notice that y vstes =
The power IL - vosss y sald deed - tsuoe,
slsli on saturday, ere llsA day Il Nay 2,
1881, st the hoas Of to Ssaoek ?. =. q I'D
Gays q tAs Cosst nouss door. u Ne esty q -
vsapsst, Is~A expose sad sGse = sale = DsesIs
Aassiss tAs real essats absvs 1soedee1. - -
masA thsss0f - nay . neosooosy . ~ 80
o0eanI de- - sald sele, ialsseoe tkeesee = ~
q sale, sssts - thls savsstiseoeas - sfsssssS
49, u - - - a. neAA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-13
PARTICULAR NOTICE.

There are many preparations sold under the
name of Bitters, put up in quart bottles compound
ed Of the cheapest whisky or common rum, cost
ing from go to 40 cents per gallon, the taste dis
prised by Anice or Coriander Seed.
This class of Bitters have caused and will con-
tinue 20 cause rs long they can be sold, humid
reds to lie the death Of drunkard. BY their
use the sy stem is kept continually under the in
fuence OF alcoholic stimulants of the worst kind,
the desire for Liquor is created and kept up, and
she result is all the horrors attendant upon .
drunkard's life and death.
For those who desire aud will have a Liquor
Ditters we publish the following receipt: Get
ONE BOTTLE Or HOoFLAND's GERMAN BlTTERs, and
mix with three QUARTS OF GOOD BRANEY Or WINS
KY, and the result will he preparation that will
EXCEL in medical virtue and true exccllency any
Of the Liquor Btters in the world, and will cosr
xuCu LESS You receive all the virtues Of HoOf-
lands bitters i'll connection with good article Of
Liquor Mt a much less price than these inferior
nrenarutiOnS cost YOU.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-13
TRUSTEES SALE

WHEREAS, on the 31st day of December, A.
w ID. 1857, James q. Crane and Mary Ann
Crane, his wife, executed unto John W. 1homp-
son, as trustee, certain deed Of trust, convey
ing to said trustee the lands and premises in
Scott county, Iowa. described rs follows, to-wit :
Fart OF the South east quarter of the south we st
quarter OF section No. twenty t2l in towns ip
No seventy eight t7S) north range three east Of
9TH r. NJ. beginning fourteen GA chains fifty
six t56> links due west from the south east corner
OF SAID quarter section, thence west four al chains
nlncty-thrcc and three fOurths $3.50 links to
stone, thence north ten (lO) chains twelve and u
half l2l Inks thence east four a. chains ninety
three and three fourths $3.50 links. thence nortl,
ten (lol chains twelve and half Q21so links to a
stone, the place OF beginning: Which said con.
veyancc was made by the said James c. Crane and
Mary Ann, his wife, for the purpose of securing
the payment of five certain promissory notes,
with the interest thereon, signed by the. said
James q. Crane dated the 3lst day of Dec cmber
A. ID. 1857. One Of said said notes for the sum Of
five hundred dollars S50op payable ON the st day
ofDecember 1862, to the order Of William l. Reed
One Of said notes for the sum Of five hundr ed dol
lars $5oo payable on the 3lst day Of Dec, ,mbcr,
A. ID. 1862, to the order Of James Warren One
OF said notes for the sum Of hundred d, ,llars,
tslop, payable on the It'll day October. A. d. 1858
to the order Of AlcnsOn Shealy; Of said
notes for the sum Of one hundred and ten d, liars
tslio) payable ON the LIST day Of January, 1856,
to the order OF Martin Giger; and the last said
notes for the Of one hundred and five do liars
($l05) payable on the first day Of January, A. d.
1866, 10 the order of Nall. Dunkley l. Co., with
interest on all OF said notes at the rate Of ten per
cent per annuin.
And now the said Jancs G.. Crane having allied
to pay the note for $500 to james Warren, hove
named, J. John W. Thompson, trustee a lore
said, do hereby give this public notice, tina by
virtue Of the power which, is in me vested by said
deed Of trust, will on Saturday, the 4th da,. Of
june, A. d.. 1864, at ten o'clock in the loren
Of said day, ut the Court House door in the city
Of Davenport. expose and otter for sale at public
auction, the tract ~ land above described, or ~
much thereof shall be necessary 10 satisfy and
pay the amount Of said 500 note. with the int crest
thereon to the day Of sale. together with the
and expenses attending this sale, costs Of this
notice aud trustees fees.
Dated May 10, 1864
JOHN W. THOMPSON,
dts Tru step
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-13
-. -
,EATE NEWS.
Grant Masses 400 Pieces
Of Artillery on the
Rebels. 5s
A Brigade Of Wrighss
Sixth Corps Spikes II
Guns and Captures
1000 Prisonersl
Gan. Rice and Stevens
Reported Killed!
Terrible Barbarity Of the
Rebels to our Wounded.
Reported 20 900 Ke1ela
captured.
Lee 0skS fOs. q CesSNtt9te o.
H0siiliiies to bury Dead,
Grant cant see IL.
Col. Spear DeSifOys *. IL
Rrtdges near Weldon,
~. e.
Terrible Barbarity Of the
Rebels to our Wounded.
Lee NakS for q CessNtt9te OF
H0sliliiies to bury Dead,
Grant cant see IL.
Cot. Spear DesifOys X. ~.
Bridges near Weldon,
~. e.
Nrw YonY. NAV IL.

Nav YonK, May IL.
The Posts Washing on special says:
Dispatches Just received from the army
lated late yesterday, stating that 0raa: has
won A. other vict"y.
Lees Who'll. left is crushed aud We have
captared whole rebel brigade.
Durnside chased Ewel over three miles.
TIE World has rumor from Washington
,ba. the 10Th aud 18th army corps, on the
..orth bark uf James rive, are 10 be sent
around to reinforce tie A my Of the Potomac
from the roth, bu. they comprise too sma'
10 army to c,p.ure ard are too numerous ~
perni their hein2 kep.tu. of the Geid.
Th- Worlds special says Grant has nassec
n. at 400 ri, Cos Of artillery against lees POSI-
ton at spct.sylvania courthouse Tuesday aud
bred 10. Two hours, when tie asssul. was fin
ally ordered.
The Advancing column met With bot little
resistance. L-t's line did not waver rn.il
las, before the close Of the b.tile, then it fell
pack a. d We gained considerable ground.
TAe correspondence. from g n. Bu.lei's
army con air nothing Later II .ha. Genera's
operations than was anro lCced IN his dia-
patch.