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Proceedings Of To-Day.

In TIE SENATE, to-day, Messrs. Butler OF
South Carolina, and Jones of Tennessee, ap.
peared for the first time this session, in their
seats.
Mr. Rusk presented resolutions of the Leg
islature of Texas, denying the right of Con
gress to divide out the Texas debt fund as
done by the act of the late session to that end
Mr. Bayard then announced the death Of
his colleague, the late Senator John NJ. Clay
ton, in one of the most eloquent and feeling
eulOgies ever delivered in the Senate chamber
MIR. Il was followed in similar eulogies by
Messrs Crittenden and Cass, amid perfect
silence in the hall Mr.. c had not conclud ed
his remarks as the Star went to press
In TIE HOUSE, the Speaker having ar
nOunced the pending question to be on Mr..
Crows motion to reconsider
Mr.. Barksdale moved call of the House
not ordered.
And then, after some conversation upon a
proposition to draw for seats,
MIR. Phelps moved that on adjourning to-
day, they would adjourn until the day after
tomorrow; not agreed to.
Mr.. keitt moved to adjourn, on which mo.
ton the question was being put by yeas and
nays as the Star went to press.
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.

CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS
In THE SENATE, yesterday, after We went to
press, on the conclusion of the reading of the
message, the question being on printing Is, 900
extra copies of it, with the accompanying doc
uments, debate sprsng up, in which Messrs
Hale, Seward, Wilson and Trumbull attacked
its statements and arguments on the slavery
question, and were replied to by Messrs. Brown
and Mason, ere they adjourned without takipg
the question on the pending motion to print.
In THE HOUSE, the Presidents annual me s.
sage was received.
Mr.. Grow objected to permitting it to be
read until his pending motion to lay on the
table his motion to reconsider the vote by
which the House had refused to permit J W
Whitfield to be sworn in as the Delegate from
Kansas was disposed Of .
They next proceeded to vote on motions for
calls of the House, to adjourn, &C., until
having authorized the Speaker to appoint the
standing committees, on motion of Mr.. Ste-
phens, they adjourned.
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II Three American steamboats, are now
naviga ing the rivers La Plata and Paraua
in South America. They were introduced by
Mr. b Hopkins, an American, and have
now been running regularly and successfully
under the American flag, for more than yea
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-12-03

rAMBRlC COLLARS. JUST Received
~ large lot Of Cambria Collars, OF most beau
tful designs, for Ladies' and Children at
CAsSIDY'S, 3A Penn. avenue,
dec 3-lw bet. 10Th and llth strests.
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II Vicious to persist in kissing q pretty
BLACK eyed girl, when she >resolutely declares
sne wishes you not to. It looks just az though
you wouldn't take her word.
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TIE AFRICAN SLAVE TRADE The Ne

TIE AFRICAN SLAVE TRADE The New
York Times correspondent, writing from Ha.
vana on the Oath Of November, says:
have heard Of but one cargo Of (25O) ne
groes landed in our vicinity for several weeks.
We lean that a vessel is about leaving Bal.
timore for an African cruise, of which tn q
enterprislng owners live here. Several 9th or
vessels, barks and briggs, are known to be ou
the way from ports of the United States TO Ii 9
coast, and three or four are now past due lor
the north side of the Island The inia uitous
traffic is Furnishing, although We are full Of
good faith and desire to sustain our treaty
obligations
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@TAXE NOTICE TO DRLIN
NJ QUENT TAX PAYERS.

CoLLBCToR's OFFICE, November 81, 1855.
All Persons who have failed to pay their Taxes
due the Corporation Of Washington will please
take notice that the advertisement for the sale Of
property liable for the same will be made about
the LIST Of January, 1857.
tits hoped that an early attention will be paid to
this subject by all concerned, neglect to do SO
will add heavy expenses to the amount Of the
taxes now due. JOHN M. McCALLA,
nov %. dt3f Dec Collector.
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@WHAT WE WANT THE PEOPLE
~ TO KNOW !-HOU USES FURN-
ISHED We want Housekeepers and those
about to commence Housekeeping to bear In mind
that the arst. second, third and fourth rooms Of
our large and spacious warehouse are filed to
their utmost capacity with every description Of
CABINET FURNITURE and House furnish
Ing Goods generally, to which we respectfully
invite the attention Of those In want Of bargains
Houses furnished throughout VIII every article
In the house keeping line VERY CHEAP FOR CASH
or to punctual dealers at the usual credit Call at
the " HoUsEKEEPER's EMPORIUM" and examine
our stock before purchasing. Our motto is
"Qxick sales and small profits"
BONTZ L. COOMBS,
dec 1-3m 9TH street, between l and X
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Esq, Of New York, were admitted attorneys

Esq, of New York, were admitted attorneys
and counsellors of this court
Ne 4. Sebastian Willott ct al plaintiffs in
error, as. John L. A Sanford. This cause
was argued by Hon. N Blair for the plaintiffs
In error, and by Mr. Lawrence for the defend
ant in error
No. 5. Burr II. Belts as, John II. Lewis and
wife. Appeal from District Court United
States for the northern district OF Alabama
This case having been called and no counsel
appearing, it was ordered to be dismissed,
with costs. under the Saith rule
No. 6. The United States, appellants, rs.
the brig Neurea, Wm kohler, claimant, &c.
This cause was submitted to the consideration
of the court, on a printed argument, by Mr.
Attorney General Cushing, for the appellants.
Adjourned. -
The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Department.-On yesterday, ID December,
there were of Treasury warrants entered on
the books of the Department
For tho redemption of Stocks.... SS,434 81
For the Treasury Department.. $3.50 90
For tho Interior Department..... 1873 IL
For Customs. observation-disclosures. 5I,797 ga
War warrants received and en-.
tered. ............... ...... $1,000 90
On account of the Navy......... Is, 900 90
From miscellaneous sources...... 5,936 SO
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DEN TIsTRY.

I w. MCGEE, DOCTOR OF DENTAL
Js SURGERY, has located himself
perman tly In this city, and is prepared a.
to perform all ope aiions withiR the S4llD
province of Denial Surgery, upon the most i'm.
proved and scientific principles efthe profession.
DIR MCGEE is graduate Of the Baltimore College
Of Dental surgery, and has had over twelve wears
special attention paid to the treatment Of child.
ren's Teeth
Once on street ,one door'as' of7th. dec2-lm
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a. ADvEErIszxKSTs s-oUiD - sETr AT TIE orricE sr
y~ELvE octcox N; o-axs~rs< THEI NOT ArrxAs
sSTIL NKIT DAT.
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FRENCH MILLINERY.

MRS M l.. DAWSON, OVER -hsp
Messrs. Salt 4 Bro Is Jeweiry store, RI
~ between 9th and 10Th streets, will ~
open on Tuesday, % Of December, asplendid az
sortment Of FRENCh BATS which she has
Just received from the north, being the latest and
most fashionable STYLES out she respectfully
calls the attention Of her somers and the lsdis1
Of Washington and vicinity. n. l.. ID.
dec l. BE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-12-03

7 Osf-IN MOVING BETWEEN UNION
IL Buildings and Congressional Printing once,
a small Wheel oelonx ing 20 Printing Press.
r Under will be suitably rewarded by leaving ne
q me immediately ct the Union OAcs. asol~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-12-03

OUTER, BUCKWHEAT, &c.
- so kegs OF extra GOSHEN BUTTER
5000 lbs BUCKWHEAT
100 drums FIGS
loo whole, halves and quarter boxes RAISINS
S barrels new CURRANTS
10 boxes CITRON
barrels small HERRING
Just received per schooner Hamilton, and for
sale low by WIN. BRYAN,
No. a, oppo Centre Market, bet. eth and
dec 3-3t 9Th streets.
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THE THIRD ANNUAL BAIL
OF THE
WASHINGTON HAIL ANnEbS

WlLL IAhE fLACE Al CAhUSl'S SA-
w LOON on WEDNESDAY EVENING
next, the ID December, 1856.
The Managers, In announcing the above Ball,
pledge themselves that every thirg shall be con
Quoted TO promote the comfort and pleasure Of
their friends
Our military friends Of this city are requested
to appear In uniform.
Esputa's Excelsior Band is engaged for the &C
cssion, and the Refreshments will be furnished
by an experienced caterer.
None but Military Hats and Caps will be per-
United In the bail room
The Floor Managers will be designated BY a
white rosette; Committee Of Arrangements by
blue rose!te; and Committee Of Re option by a
tri-color rosette
Tickets ONE DOLLAR-admitting a gent e.
man and ladies' TO be had Of any OF the members
and at the door on the evening Of the ball.
Comntffes Of Ar-OHgsments
Capt Watt, EN-Capt Balm,
Lieut. Reynolds, OS Mckay,
Sergt Middleton, Sergt Lacey.
dec l.
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SECRETARY or THE Nays REPORT


The Secretary Of the Navy gives detailed
view Of the operations Of the Navy during the
last year. and its present strength. Among bis
recommendations are, for another squadron ia
the Pacific, rendered necessary by our ex.
tending commerce for the adoption Of the
English and French system Of gunnery in
practice ships; and for the dispatch of small
steamer to survey the Guano Islands on which
Commodore Mervine made an unsatisfactory
report.
The Secretary regards the construction Of
the six war steamers as inaugurating new
era in the naval service, and repeats his for
mer recommendation for building steam sIoops
Of war Of small draft. The sending out Of
seamen to relieve distant crews is spoken OF
as an experiment, and will be continued if i,
shall work we'll The Secretary likewise re.
commends the appointment of assistant pur-
sers with moderate compensation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-12-03

NOTICE THE MEMBERS OF
the Western Hose Active Association
announce that their Seventh Grand Cotillon Party
takes place on THURSDAY, the 4th inst at
Pioneer Hall, corner Of oath and streets Scott's
Band has been engaged
man and Ladies.
Commute Of Arrangements
W. Waters, W Feeney, N Holtsman.
dec I'M, W&Th1
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NOTICE.-THE SUBSCRIBER begs
M leave to call the attention Of the public
to his stock Of GLASS and QOEENSWARE
before purchaAing elsewhere, as by 80 doing they
will save from Is to IS per cent.
Toilet and Dinner Sets lower than the lowest at
300 Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th streets.
lie 9-6m JOHN McDEVITT.
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LOOK OUT FOR TIE METRO
M POLITAN CLUB They take great
pleasure In announcing to their friends and the
public In general, that their Second Grand Cotil-
ion Party will take place, at the Columbia II all ,
cd Capitol Hill, on FRIDAY EVENING, De-
cemher S, 1855.
Tickets FIFTY CENTS; admitting gentle
man and ladies. There will be no ladies invita-
tions Issued and therefore, all are invited to at.
tend. By order Of the
nov 29-lw& COMMITTEE.
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dec 1-3u

Al n MONTGOMERY GUARDS, ATTEN-
n TON -You are hereby notified TO attend a
(I {It monty meeting OF the Company on WE'D
w w NESDAY EVENING, the Sd inst. Pune
tnal attendance is called for, as business Of i'm
portance viii he transacted. BY order Of Capt
KEY: THOS. McENRY,
dec I-3t Secretary
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A LMONDS, PECAN NUTS &C.
IA 900 lbs. PECAN NUTS
1000 lbs FILBERTS
S00 lbs yVATNI1TQ

1000 lbs Languedoe ALMONDS
1000 lbs. Sicily do
500 lbs. PRUNES in fancy boxes
500 lbs. do In Jars
Just received per schooner Hamilton. and for
sale by WIN. BRYAN,
No, a, oppo. Centre Market, bet 9TH and
dec 3-3t 9Th streets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-12-03
Reports Of the Postmaster General and tn,
Secretary Of the Navy.

The telegraphic agent for the Associate
Press makes the following abstracts of the
reports:
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Inc Geographic agent fOr the Associated
Press makes the following abstracts of thes 9
reports
POSTMASTER GENERALS REPORT.
The Postmaster Generals Report shows the
number Of post Offices in June 30th, 1855, to
have been Is, 565, being an increase of 1864
in four years.
On the Both of June there were in operation
nearly 5000 mail routes, the length of which
is estimated at 239, 642 miles, costing Sc, $780,
474, divided as follows: 20 1923 miles railroad;
IA ,95l steamboat, and so, 453 canal lines, and
nearly ia, 900 miles of inferior grades The
increase during the last fiscal year was nearly
20, 900 miles of railroad. 1872 miles of steam
boat, ,25O miles Of canal lines, and 200
miles of inferior grades. In Nebraska and
Kansas 2, 1913 miles were added to the length
OF routes. Between the LIST of July, 1852, and
July LIST, 1856, the railroad service was in
creased l0,177 miles, exhibiting the fact that
within that time this description Of service
was more than doubled. On the LIST of Decem.
Der, 1856, the length of railroad routes had
increased to 81, $40 miles, and the total cost
Tor this service at that date amounted to
81 ,403, 747. The whole cost of the inland ser.
vice on the LIST of July was Sc, 526, OPS
The Secretary alludes to the Panama Rail-
road Company Selling, on the occasion OF the
withdrawal Of the steamers via Nicaragua to
force the department to pay what he considers
an exorbitant price across the Isthmus; and
he recommends the making of regular con-
tract, not exceeding $50, 600 per annum, with
that company: and contract not exceeding
$500 900 per annum via Nicaragua or Tehauu
tepec, so as to give a weekly mail between II 9
Atlantic ports and California.
The expenditures for the year 1856 we're
$40, los, 2S6, and the gross revenue, including
annual appropriations for free mail matter,
81 500, 82l, showing deficiency of 81, 1877 900
lie recommends the abolition of the frankng
privilege, and the compulsory pre- payment Of
all transient printed matter. Also the repeal
of the act Of 1S45 which gives the Postm aster
General discretionary authority to make new
contracts for ocean steamship service
lie alludes to the fact that embracing the
branch from New Orleans TO Havana there
are now four ocean steamship lines running
out Of New York at an expense to the Govern.
ment of ST. ,49S, 900 per annum. No reason is
perceived why one part of the country should
be preferred to the exclusion of others Among
other points it is stated that negotiations are
in progress with view to the reduction of The
British transit charge on United States closed
mails, and of the rate Of postage between the
United States and Great Britain to IL cents q
single letter or more
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~SEVENTH WARD DEMOCRACY
~ ATTENTION The members Of the
Seventh Ward Democratic Association will attend
the regular monthly meeting OF this Association
m, at Potomac Hall, island. BY order
5. =. TAYLOR, President.
dec 2-2tH JOHN G.. OFFUTT, Sect
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MISSES QUINCY'S SELECT PRIMARY
SCHOOL.
A FEW SMALL BOYS CAN OBTAIN
IA Board In the family IL desired Residence
65 llth street, between l. and NJ. dec alive
oSf.-ON MONDAY AFTERNOON, ON
La stree, between 9TH and 18th streets or on
the Avenue, between l4th street and KIrkwood
House, Florentine Mosaic BREASTPIN. The
noder will be literally rewarded by leaving Il Of
COL BENfoN'S Residence, G street.
dec 2-3ts
QOY LOST.-wAS SENT on AN ERRANp
- and did not return to his home on Saturday,
Noveh Der 29th, boy II wears old, spare made Of
fair complexion, light hair and dark yes, had on
new mouse colofed hat, bi ck jacket, brown ov-
ercoat, drab pants, and boots most new. ANY IN
formation Of his wherea orts left al the star OF
fee will be thankfully received by his afflicted
mother. dec 3ts
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Supreme Court Yesterday, Hon. Percy
Walker, Of Alabama, and Philip 8. Cottls
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BECK! BUCK! Buck! mot WseIIy Hsss)
EN- ROUTE FOR WASHINGTON, d C
THREE ENTIRED DEER, LARGEST EVER
L received in Baltimore, shot with Virginia
rihes-not revol.ers.
BEAR MEAT, HAMS, SHOULDERS,
SIDES, latest ever received fiom the Allegha-
mics.
Constantly receiving from the West, ria Balt
more and Ohio, Winchester and Potomac, Par
kersburg, Central Ohio Railroads, VENISON
POULTRY, WILD GAME, key and roll BUT
TER, CAP honey, DRIED APPLES and
PEACHES, and country produce generally.
For sale by G. G. O'NE1L,
Corner Howard and Pratt streets,
de- 3-lm Baltimore.
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A CA X ID THERE WILL BE, A
M meeting OF the Board Of Directors Of the
Merchants Exchange Association at their rooms
corner 10th street and Penna avenue, on FRI
DAY EVENING, December 5th, 1855 at 6 o'cIk
Punctnal attendance is requested
dec 2 " 9. BACON, President
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DATTERNS OF THE FALL AND WIN
L ter Fashions --Leslie's 8 aIette of ashions
for December contains reliable styles Of every
ticle connected with ladies' and childIens az.
parel For sale at
sRILLLN6TON' Bookstore
Blackwood's Magazine and all the Foreign
Reviews furnished at publishers prices.
Putnam's Magazine for December.
Household Words do do
Harper's Mage zine do do
Godey's do do do
Graham's do do do
Knickerbockef do do do
u B. Magazine do do
All the Magazines, Periodicals., and Literary
Newspapers furnished at publisher prices.
A new and large variety Of Gift Book, Toy
Books, Linen Books, Fancy articles Of all kinds,
&c, at
SHILLING TOMS, Odeon Hall,
dec3 Penn ave corner Of 4k St
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e. .. FOWLER & CO IMPORTERS,
Store in Odd Fellops' Hall, 7th street,
~~NHAVE JUST RECEIVED BY
Athe Ann f. Hooper ard Flora Nc
Donald, from Liverpool, and other WkH
- re lent arrivals a large addition to
their stock of CHINA, QUEENSWARE &c
Consisting In part as follows. viz:
Ornamental ana pain French China Dinner Sets,
Do do do lea Sets and
detached pieces Of all kinds
Casseroles, Competeirs, Cake Baskets,
Parian and China Pitchers, Canton China Vases.
Rich Bowls, Cups and saucers, &c,
A variety Of colored and white English Dinner
and Tea Sets, Of all sizes
A variety Of colortd and white English Toilet
Sets, and detached pieces
Cut and plain Glassware, WATERS, Casters
Plated Spoons and Forks, Coffee and Tea Se.s
Ivory handled and plain Cutlery
Coffee Bigs ins and Urns
Britannia Ware, Lamps, &c.
Sell sealing Cans, StonewAre, Potichemanie. =
Constantly on hand, q large assortment OF Ware
suitable for country merch ants
Goods delivered free Of charge In the city and
Georgetown, and packed by an txperienced
packer, and sold at Wholesale and retail o. low "a
they can be purchased In any city In the country.
dec 3-ooA
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On Thursday" LA sOMNAMBULA."
III Seats can be secured from TO O'CLOCK.
Doors open ats8; Overture M; Open quarter
before 8 O'Clock
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~LOOk SrO IT!-CARDS, CIRCU-
~ lars, Bill Heads, HandbiIls, Speeches,
&c neatly printed, at the Capitol City Once, 9Th
street and Pennsylvania avenue. opposite Nation.
al b otel Entrance on 9Th street Cheapest Es-
adjustment In the city. It&
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~SENATORS AND REPRESENTA-.
~ TIVES.-The Presidents Message, in
neat pamphlet form, suitable for mailing, Is now
ready, at the Capitol City Printing ONCE, 9Th
'treet an a pennsylvania avenue, opposite Nation
al Hotel. Entrance on 9th street Price ri per
hundred I'D
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49, possession an ivory and gilt mounted
Opera Glass, will oblige the owner by leaving the
same at Flint's Hotel, Pennsylvania avenue, and
thereby obviate reference to more exact meas
uTes.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-26
Trustees Sale.

VHrNthEAS ou tn fifteenth lay uf JanuAi,. A.
w lsf6 05oiri,h Hubbard eXecut ed unto Louis
N.,kiot, ~ Trustee 'certaih deed oi ftus,' con
v-,i ins 70 sAd Trustee the land IN Scott county,
low, Described a, follow lo-wlt: All ii the east
halt thr -ni least quarter Of -ecttn No twenty
seven, t211 ia township No cinhty, tso north oil
range NJ tive (5) east o the ftih principal meriii-
All Ais ihr undiN ,di hplf OF the east hall of 'he
northeast quarter OF tn. northwest quarter ol Sec
tp.n No ,hirlN N-fuuI (34 in tus'u ~h,p No eighty,
$50 north range NJ. nv' t5i east u hth P.ineipa
meridian Goa. aiming ninety (sol a.re- Also. me
sou, h-ea-t qusrtrr -! The northwest quart = of
i"h No t~o, t2l in township No >e'eni! -hi''e
t.9, north rang- n" ave, (5l east 81 ifik principal
mr. TriisI which .iid ,0nNeyanc' made b. III.
add ti,.rirnh Hnbbatd foi th puapo>'' ~ securing
the paymtut Il Nv" certain p'ni>s notes and III
interest ihcrsn. igie'i by the s,id tIs",irt IA Hub
hard dated the ufIr'nth day Il January b 1896,
aud one payabie follow one for ~eNrit, nv
dollar pay auie ia >iN n"r.lh and "n' or the lam
of sx hundred iId Nvnt> -Iiyr dhdr- pt>ah N
tw.lvr mnnth, from dat, Al ia banking h"nse ~
N.ckiot \ COriiu Dasenpar,, with Interest At
th, rai, of t. ur c.nt per aitnuIu af. ,iu. And
nov said Dir 1t ment I'd note ha, ng becun' d and
pa,shl and thr >sid t,op rich Huhba,d having 'aii-
ell Il. nav the sam. Louis 4 Maesios. Ffa>ttN A.
aforesaid do hcr-by his pnbln motto" thai by
virttr- of tn power Which IA me vested by -ahi
deed .f TsI will. ru day. ihr ftur''" nh day
If Oct olrf > 1886. 4. thc h"nl Nj two q clock III
th. afternoon said day ri the Court H'us' dooi IL
The city .f Davenport. txir,>r anu on'r ioi >ah, ~
public sucti ioh. IN parcels "i iand soNe drscf"e"
or =. much her II lt h- fsi.nt a. sat-. .iy an-
pay the amount Of >ald note with the interest," thrfe,
N 10 tht day n -lie t,gether with all tn c.-ts an6
exiau>c. alit ndLR said sab c,>t Of tins nottc sne
Trustee, ie.. Upon TIL compI-;n.n II such sale
deed y in b. given in accoriancr with the stipulation
II said Deed n Trust cve, ing full and perfect a.
tie to the tract II land sold tn tn purchaser.
Dat d the isih isy Il September, A. 1896.
Louis 4 MACKLOT
srptls-it> Trustee
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-26

XNyHkREA> he first day ri Desemb-r, A. D.
w 1876 John Hess executed uni" Gilbert c. Il.
Mitchell - Trustee certain deed IL Trust, convey
ing To sand Trustee The land in Scott county, Iowa De.
-er!brd As iollow>. wit: Lot No seven u n block
4 10 the old own (now the ciy) Of lie Claire, which
said Conveyance was made by The said John Hess tor
Ii. purpose OF secar.ns the payment Of one prons:
-ary loi- and he interest ihsraon, signed ~ said
John Hess, aud dated the 6rst day u December, \,
u 1885 Tor the sun, u nn-iy .,evrn dollars. dus Ia
G.IaS dag fror date al the banking House II Mack.
lot B CorbU. IN Davenport, And nov said aoie hav.
ins pseolns due Aud payable and the said John Hes
having ,a.i.a 10 pay the same, 0hest G. B. Mitch
sn Trustee a. aforesaid do hereby give this public
aotise. that BY virtue of the power which 10 In ne
vested hy said decd of Trust. will, Tuesday the
fourteenth tAy ot October, 4. D. 1855 s the honf at
iva oclosk ~ the srraoop Of said day at ths Court
House door IN the city af Davenport, sxpoas and o.
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