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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-03-26
HON. WM H. WELSH.

MIR. President did not come here for the
purpose of making sheech, but simply to
participate In the deliberations Of the Conven-
ton as an humble member. | came here, sir,
simply to gather with the Democracy of Penn
sylvania around their annual council fres-I
came here to perform with them solemn lus-
! tration at the pure and limpid fountain of De
mocracy-I came here to look with them up
on our old battle flag, that has been so often
crowned with the laurel wreathes of victory,
and to pledge with them my constant and un-
alterable devotion to its bright stars and its
red stripes, which have never yet been given
to the breeze, that they did not blend and
mingle in harmony and beauty with the glori-
Gus stripes and stars imprinted upon the con-
secrated ensign of our common country. Per-
haps, Mr.. President, [ have some little right
to speak here to-day, when the name of James
Buchanan is mentioned. | had the honor to
be associated with him for two years, during
his mission in London-an honor that any
man might well be proud of-and, sir, in all
my intercourse with him, wherever the place,
or whatever the occasion, whether in London,
in the Court, or with the people [ can say to
this Convention, and can say to the people of
Pennsylvania, as | hope to have the pleasure
of doing in many places between this and the
next election, that he was in every instance,
wherever he went, under all circumstances,
thoroughly and entirely an American citizen.
Applause can say this, that the British
Court never received a bolder rebuke than
when amid their blazonry and trappings, their
gewgaws and gold lace, James Buchanan
walked proudly erect in the plain and simple
dress of an American gentleman. Applause.
We have met here to-day for double pur-
pose-for the purpose of selecting candidates
for a State ticket to be supported in the ap-
preaching contest and also for the purpose of
ascertaining the choice of Pennsylvania for
the next Presidency. and presenting DEM
ocrat to our party in our sister States, ard
asking that we shall no longes be hewers of
wood and drawers of water but that the long
neglected claims of Pennsylvania shall now
be recognized in the National Convention.
Applause. never in my life felt more in
terest in any approaching campaign than the
one now opening before US. / believe honest
ly, that upon the success and permanency of
the Democracy of this Union depends in
great measure the permanency of our repub-
lican institutions. The Democratic party has
always been the party of the people. Every
cardinal principle of its faith aims most stri-
kingly at an enlargement ofthe porularrights.
We have always contended for am extension of
the elective franchise; battled for the destruc
ton of monopoly; taught everywaere that the
people are the safest repositories Of political
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-03-26

A BEAUTIFOL INscmPTIoN. In Trinity
church-yard, there is an inscription Oh tomb.
so singularly and afiectingly beautiful, we can
not forbear TO record it and the emotions it
awakens in the bosom of stranger. 1t is an
oblong pile Of masonry surmounted by a slab
stone, on which are deeply eat the following
words:
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-03-26
'' MY MOTHER !


TIE trumpet SHAH sound and tie dead shall
rise"
There are nc other letters or characters to
be found on the slab or pile. If there is one
inscription in the thousand languages, that
are, or have been, of earth fitted to retain its
sublime meaning through every period of time
up to the resurrection morning., it is this.
The writer seemed aware thai names would
be forgotten. and titles fade from the memory
of the world He, therefore, engraved tho
name ty which he first knew her who gave
him birth on the stone-and the dearest of
all names, that of MoTKHR, shall sound
thrill through tho heart of every one who
may ever lean over this monumental pile. If
any shall wish to know further of her, who
had a child 20 engrave her most endearing
name upon rock, Le is subhmely referred to
the sounding of the trumpet, and the rising of
the dead, when may know alL-Ae,o York
-utrror.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-06

Only A klss.--The Ba!f.lo Republic savs
that young and gcntee looking man named
CANNED WINS sent to the Pcnitentiary in thar
city for SIX months, on Wednesday, for kiss
ing young lady in the street on the night OF
the 4th, as she was returning from display
OF fireworks. She sworc that he came
rudsly up to her and forciby put his arm a.
round her neck, drawing her towards him.
and kissing her repeatedly. She was very
indignant at this insult, and finally broke A.
Hasffem him and escaped to her home
This established the value of . kiss-six
months in the pententiary.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-06
THE
Negro Ministries

JAMES RAYMOND,
u Music Hail immediatcis af,Nf the Exhihl.
ion the PAlaos
ADM ssIoS-e5 CENTS.
81 WlllexIbi 81 exiudr.a, Sti urday, 10th
~ &c oek n. m, ami Warsaw at 2 and y IN.
Auxt di2;wtt
SAN AaVtis.r u oD.es, ..as..A .ms
Following.
Tug NEW YORK Asp EaIx RaltnoAp KossEny .---
he Pie dsnt If tne New loss "a T. l. Road pub
..sh tn following card 10 ference the lat
robbery:
orvics on Y. Il T. X. X "a,
Nrw ivaA. july IS, -
- the T. tiior Sec Yolk fftbaHe.
aih:--.tat mants having appeared n severai pa
er. 10 the ehert tia ihs new York and Erie h. X
xprvss has been ubj ut 10 hsr less If frvin
~ ween t~9ay auI h,.sy tnolsana dollars, ana bo.
.isse statements having uad ,ubtediy ben mad
y int rested isrti.. foi mischieyous purpse., II J.
lac u tbs st.'ckhoilers 81 this company aud toe
,ubi tuat th ias,s h tu.d be mad Known.
IL trus TIA tn, ,lhss - ID npany, No. Isl
.ro..dw >, robp d. aud 81 .bs5 abserActsd from
NJ SAFE. OF this amount $3.50 belonged to nd,
iIais, and tid baincc cDi,sisted Of remittance,
hecoapaDy.
The above the fret AMI oaig less wh sch the coln
.'aay haa sustained by ttis Espress.
HogEx HAxspwLL, Pr s't.
% i; goes. Owners Of 81 Ct iroa Salsi can rel,
ION losing their nancy aud o,hsr yAtuab.es frou
IN, EoDbvrtes wiL eaGtinue to occur As long =.
Iroa ar IA use. Now the only sure pro-
ct.on Is to bay one oil Lilies burgiar and Dir,
,rot Safer. secured Ms h y wish his bank locx
They can b. louad a. 80 MANI St, k> ,kuk.
TILIISOIASr, 1ANE BuEL
aug5d Agents
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-06

CO The Paris correspondent Of the Bos-
ton Atlas states that at u recent ball in the
Tullcrics, four or five Americans became in
toxicated, and forced their way to the Emps-
ror's table at supper, making great uproAr.
The En- cror, il 10 said, was good deal as
tonished when he discovered who they ere.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-06

CO The Buffalo Express says number Of
Irish gentlemen ARE making arrangements to
establish in that city, on their own response
bility. Fremont Club, and that goodly
number Of names arc already enrolled.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-06

Men Of Labor, no 1.-THE battle
Calls 70 action, cslla to arms;
Shall your soil b free or fsttsr'd
In your wornhops, On yoar arms
plouEh and loon, asd rIngtng anvil,
Trvwsl, hammer, spade end hod-
Shall they bear the curse Of bondage,
Or the Freedom born OF God
Lo 't,s yours to give the answer.
Yours to say If SIavsry's night
WidSr Ter this fair Republic
Shall extend its awful blight
Blight to speech, and soil, and labor,
Blight to all tn It lifts aud saves
Preem n--sovereigns in their Freedom
From the grade and fate Of slaves.
Shall the taskman's human chaitsi
Here, or over Kansas plains
Marching "like dumb driven CATTLE
To the music Of his chains
Further curse the land your fathers
Won for Freedom with their blood,
Further, thrice accurscd Slavery
Sweep asd whelm you with its iood
Men OF Labor, shall your labor
BE degraded every whcrey
Further shall the task mans chattel
Three-hfths 81 your franchise shared
Further shall this cloud Of bondage
ionder 70, or hither come,
On Free SOIL W In Free Senates,
Further strike your Freq speech dumb
Men Of Labor. il for Freedom,
10 the hour has come ~ length,
Whom her hssths, and soil, and Hltars,
To the battle call your sircngth;
Yours he deepest stake and peril,
Yours to say IL gyse or chain
Fur her rhail degrade your manhood,
Further Freedom = affairs stain
New York. July %, 1855. c.n.s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-06

RAILROAD TO Kansas CirY.-Dr. j. Lv-
kns. from Kansas City, is in town, to confer
with some Of our people upon the subject Of
a railroad from this point to Kansas City,
al the mouth Of Kansas River. Col. Samuel.
Of the same place, is expected here to-day,
on the same business.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-06
HAmaiL Il uAlxrON.

q INV
hEALEks IN groceries and Produce, and Forw ard
- ing and Commission Merchants, IS Main street,
,s.wss. III AMI Sd. kcokua, Iowa.
Wouldcai the attention of the citizens Of thisoity,
and County Merchants 10 tleir large and veil &C.
,sc,ed stock of Groceries. lacy have VI The
ssst stocks ever offered in This place, Of all such
ticl"s usually kept Gfoeery establishments,
Aud Si.l ,ait On the most reasonable terms. fh y
81 confident from their long experience and de-
acsa,natiun TO give strict personal attention to bust
ss, thsi they viii merit iibcfal share If custom.
nov2Sdw
.AsaDJk! tiaar! 'n5ttm rs can RELY upon getting
Qnacy. Bsaiouspjrt aud birmingham Flour
a1u.arly,a at IS, Nam street.
~ HAMIIL & kALST0N.
tUOaS 81 RpP--,n asgr anl bali bits. Bei
- ener~ sugar House syrup. ia kegs and half
ibis. K.isins IA boxes, haif baxcs and aarters
novssd HAMILL d kAL-T4N.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-06

ANbsiE0.
At Farmi gton ON ths rs h oi Jnly nv tho II,
U. Adams, Mr. Egbcrt Williams u Miss iisorrie
Towr.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-06

FnEoess' And Nee hm nbes,
lNSu u \ NCE & . " RANY,
OF PHILADELPHIA.
Cash Capital sna Auspius $500. 900.
lshkab,vc solvent Cuppany bus ex.xbli. he'd IN
Agency with no undss-ig d, aud is prepared
10 issue ~ ic'es Ut In. urance sKanst lnss Or Dam
Ak, by Fire, on
STORE HOUSES,
DWELLINGS,,
MILLS, MANUFACTURES,
And THEIR CONTENTS.
Also on Mcrrhtndls aau Pr nc. COM ignsd by
STEAMBOATS,, RAILROADS,
Aud tho u M, cjusey ances thr nhaout The United
states.
Al Losses adjusted and Paid at this Aosncv.
AhiHUh DkID1LAA. Aga,
je23d M. " Nam ST., kcokuk.
* tJkCk MARINE IN~u RANCE 90.
Capital, 5000, 1000.
elNiiIs Company IL prepared to do Marine Insur-
ance business. Cargo risks taken VI customary
faies, aud his usaai Cash facilities extended TO reg
a.ar customers.
Losses promptly adjusted.
DiHEcfoRs.
\ hridgman, Vim. r. Turner,
X. IL. Harrison, Geo b. myth
John Tcmplin, A. L. Deming,
John McCune, c. Conn
&. t}mrber, Jas f. Cor
W. c. ken,gcn.
A. RRfpGMAN, President.
u. b. sMfTH, Wee President.
A. l.. DEMINa, Treasurer.
Wh.F. TuRNER, Secretary.
Office in sample . bui iding, Second Street.
iAn3id4wsmo
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-06

me KANSAS DELgGATx.-lhe House GUST
Cd Whitfield, delegate from Kansas, by q
vote OF 10 TO 49, The resolu ton TO allow
the seat to Reeder was then rel ec,ed, liz to
8. Nothing else Of .nteres, in Congress on
the ond.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-06

AtlNu tcfmsned, her sfter, 10 do ALI .xeiu
l avely cssL ba,ness IN our retail department,
=. arc prepared ~ Seal ali tinds uf bsu, APE bvn
asts, Sc, 81 greatly reduced pacss Our stock u
now vsr, complete, and ~e ksep nothing bar The
ost grades Of geods always have the iatsst iss
AID wiz soi iowrr IT. cash han the common grade,
art sold on credit. ~ com. with y4nr dimes
XS- All kisds Of Mtiiine ~ work aons To orasr
at IL. shortest notice.
Ii
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-06

CHARoEs AGAINST FRExovr.-Between the
Democratic and Fillmore organs, Col. Ere
mont Is made out the most extraordinary
man in the world. Taking them rs they
come, it appears that he 10 Catholic, but he
has lately turned Protestant; but is still u
Catholic snd believes in standardization.
and in tho bones Of St. Quietus-that he i.
STAKEHOLDER an nm nbolitionist that he j.
rich enough to buy up conventions and news
paper presses, aud still so poor that he can
raise five dollars in Wall street--that h.
never did ANYTHING for the conquest Of Gal,
fornia, whttcver may be recorde in the oih
cial praises of Mr.. NJ .rcy when Secretary of
War-that this same Fremont, who il u
Catholic, is also Know Ne,hing, and has
pledged himself to their cause. In word.
he is represented AZ this thing, that thing, a.
everything, and as nothing at all. 1t is evi.
dent, however, that it will require hard rid
ing to run him down, for he gathers wind
speed and strength as he goes. The splen
did run Of sold Tippccanoe and Tyler too
did not open mere auspiconsiy. No use u
chatter about it. Fremont is ahead, and |,
only just beginning to let out. When tn,
popular tide sets in particular direction
who shall turn il away? sit never rain.
but it pours.'-[N. Y. Herald.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-06
Hsvses NJ AuctiOm.

Malice 10 Contractors.
GEAkED PROPOSALS will b. received ct the Of
- ies u the City Eagneer, until o'clock D. IN.
Of Monday, Angus. IL. 1856, for the Grading " the
Alleys through Blocks Nos. 81 and III.
Specifications DO seen Mt the Once Of th
City Engineer. l.. HUTCHINSON
keokuk. Aug IS. 56-diot City Engineer.
WANTED AND NOTICE.
A LAkiE nnsnhr OF per will b. 81 j. u
n STEWART 4 co. = Intcllige .ec ard Genera
Agency Ofice. N. W. cornr u fhud and Johuse
st., up stairs. every day this week. 10 hire Men
Women, B,ys and Giris in city Aad country. Gail
IL you want work. [aug5
For safe.
1SWOvaluable levee lots on accommodating terms
1 Appiyto w. q. STRIPE
July 34-du
lust RECEIVED It Urcighton dinner !, = inrg
- lot Of enoice Cigars, such - viii not fail t.
please oil Who will cali and try them.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-06
MUSEUM.

MENAGERlE binds, F,shes and Reptiles; Wax
etatuary. Mashinr Circus, Cosmsrauir tiews, kei
les Il Antiqaity Revolutionary Relies. Or = and
Minerals. Hare Come asi papscs and tsousatds #
,tass Z a rier tirs. on he
FLOATING PALACE.
ADAISSIOA-Iwenty. 4 lyr CENT. No half price.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-06
RON SALE,

YARNS Il various sizes, from COO acres down
L 5 aud 10 aeres. los sItuag.s In different par
Of thg Township, Ccuaty aed sac. Apt, 10
SMITH d yANsli hLES
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-06
GUR YALE.

DtILDISG Lots in different paYts ~ the oil,
II comprising some of the most lesirYble for bu
ness ana manufacturing purposes, Apply
nMl IA 4 yASritk LEN
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-06

PIANO NTOOLK.
4 supplyo Tayior's Improved Music Stools, for
n sale at the Gate City Furniture Rooms.
febz2d c.. S. ABBOTT.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-06

ALL Ho>oRY 80 ctr GERMAN FRi kSDs.-Let
TIE snl. = ,hc c,cc,ioR IL his c;.y and
county be what il may, one thing il very Ger
tam, The Rep ,b.can ticke, has hna the active
ana energetic support Of our German cit
zens. They caunot BE cheated into voting
Tor the estens.ru Of Slavery, in the name Of
Democracy. majority have voted with US
now, ana VIZ Sliali Get good many more in
November ~ Burlington Iln wkeye.
And the German vote here seemed al least
i full i.ssf Of il 70 be given for the Repub-
sican ticket; and yet mny Fremont men
among them voted for the Democratic State
ticket, who will vote for the Republican tick :
q in November. A decided majority Of the
Germans here will be very certainly with us
then.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-01
Public Notice.

NOTICE il hereby given that ). N. d. Buaaows,
~ CnAs. LESLIE, lssArlus LAse.R, WV. WooD,L.
G. DEssAIsT, p. MERwIS, JAMES NJ. DALzELL, c. G.
PARRY, j. NJ. WlTHERwAx, ALsRKD sAxDEas, b. p.
WOODWARD, JAS. GAMBLE, & ALDEN T. MALLsRx
have incorporated themselves IN accordance with the
provi of the Code Of Iowa, the title and
by the name Of the 'sHawkeye Insurance Company
and have nled their articles Of Incorporation in the
Recorders Oee In Scott county In said State lows
The principal place Of transactAg the business
Company is at The city OF Davenport, in said County
and State. f"N y
The general nature of the business to be transacss
by said Company,s that OF Marines Fire and Inland
Navigation Insurance, TO be conducted on The mutual
plan. Any person applying for Insurance may pay y
cash premium in addition TO q premium note; or .
definite sum in money To be hxed BY the Company in
iull for such Insurance, instead Of premium note
All premium notes liable 70 assessment for all
losses and expenses ofthe Comp whether the sam
arise out Oflosses or expenses growing out OF cash
premium note Insurance., and, shall be payable in
part the whole; at amy time when the Company
shall require the same for the payment Of losses and
such incidental expenses ~ shall be necessary for
ansscting the business OF the company aud for The
redemption and payment Of Judgments obtained
against the company, and all notes, bills or honda
The corporalion:wili comence business on the 5th
day Of January, A. D. 1856 and will continue for
tw enty years thereafter. Fs4 ~ aTt $500 "
Tbs capital stock OF the Company TO consist Of
MUM notes and cash premiums reed. andsuch other
capital BY consent OF the Board of Directors, shall
hay been added and shall not exceed Five Hundred
Thousand dollars but The Company will commence
issuing peiices with capital Of Twenty Five Thou
Auc ahnits VI Inc Com paiiy Snail uC eohuuctou ~
Board Of Directors, thirteen in number to be cleo
ted by the members and stoekholders such election
to be holden on the I'd Monday in January OF each
year. Bntthe Ineorporators above named constitute
The first Board Of Directors and shah hold their on
until the end Monday in January, A. ID. 1857, and
until the successor shall be elected. -.
= The highest amount Of Indebtsd ness TO which the
Company will at any time subject itself, 10 Fifty
Thousand Dollars. ~. ~ go -tss slsss
The private property OF the members, stock holders,
directors and corporstors Of the Company, whIsh6
not included in the Capital shall not be liable for
the corporate debts ond the amountwhich may be
due from each person respectively. ses
IAN i \ B. lAtEtfN Us
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-01

10y virtue of an order issued out Of the County
1JCourt In and for the County Of Scott, State Of
iowa. to me directed, will offer for sale at public
cutlery, in front OF the Court House In the city of
Dayenpor In said county, Saturday the minth day
FEBRUARY merit, ut one O'Clock r. NJ. u said day,
the following property, to wit; The north east quar-
ter Of the south west quarter Of secton.e ghteen
township eighty (o0 north Of range four ~ esst OF
the 9TH principal meridian, in said County, contain
ing 20 acres, having running water and about two
acres OF timber land thereon, late property Of Luke
Martin, deceased. This IL most desirable proper
y, eigibly sutateaa aPlace Of public business, on
the Dubuque road II miles north Of Davenport FE
Terms-One half in hand, remainder In one year
with interestat ten per cent. secured by Deed of
trust, &c. JOHN Hoist
Guardian OF james Martin and Charles Martin, mi.
nor children ofLuke Martin, licensed. u
Davenport Jan 10 1866 dts - -
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-01

Slow TRAVELLING. The western train
lha. left here on Monday morning last had a
serious time in reaching Iowa City. At II
o'clock P. M. they had only journeyed as far
as Durant, when the men employed to clear
away the snow, about forty in number, threw
down their shoyels and struck for nights
rest. Their manner of proceeding through
the heavy snowdrifts was rather unique.
Backing the locomotives some distance they
would come on with rush, COMPRISING the
body of snow before them and making pro-
gress Of perhaps twenty feet. The men
would then shovel away the snow pile and
again the iron horse would rush on until
stopped by the accommodating snow. This
mode of railroad travelling is decidedly slow,
but the high winds drifting the snow and
Inc absence Of snow-plows, rendered it me-
cessary in this instance. The train was three
days in performing the journey to and from
Iowa City
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-01

IHE TELEGRAPH.--The wonders OF the
telegraph are well illustrated by one OF the
hems 10 to-day's paper. We there find
Tie particulars of public meeting that
had been held in St Johns the day before
winch is considerably quicker than we re-.
seiVe information of things which happen
IN towns fifteen or twenty miles of.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-01

The Garnavillo (Iowa) Herald. of the
18th, says: "Mondsy and Tuesday OF last
week were cold. The mercury fell 80 de-
prees below zero at our place-two degrees
lower than at West Union. On Wednes-
day morning it was at 20, but commenced
coming up rapidly about noon, and has
stood at comfortable figures for the past
four or five days. Sleighing excellent"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-01

MARRIAGE OF Rev. AHToIxETTE L
BRows.-This lady has taken as partner
the brother of Lucy Stones husband. The
ceremony took place at the residence OF the
father of the bride, in Henrietta, who also
celebrated the marriage, though neither be-
ing minister or magistrate.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-01
Trustees N0loo

WHEREAS on the seventh day ofJanuary, A. D.
w 1854, George Herring, IT., executed unto @.
his Promisssry note of that date for the
sum of one hundred and thrty-four 6l-lOO dolIaEs,
and payable the first day Of November thersafsr,
and whereas for the purpose Of securing the payment
u said sum Of money, the said G. Herring IT., did
on the day Aforesaid execute to the undersikned ~
lrustce deed Of trust, conveying for the purpots
aIorssaid, TO the underignsd as such Trustee, the
following parcels of land in Scott county, Iowa, to
wit; The South West quarter ofthe North West quar-
Ter OF Section number sixteen. 6l in Township No..
seventy eight, (7s) north of Range number four Il
East OF the 5h principal meridian, contrasting forty
acres Inland. And now the said note having become
due and payable, and the said G. Herring Jr., hav
ng failed to pay the same, Andrew. Lawes, Trus
tee as aforesaid do hereby give notice that BY virtue
of the power which BY said Instrument 10 in vest
ed will Wednesday the 7th day Of February, A.
d. 1885, at the hour oftwo O'Clock in the afternoon OF
said day, the Court House d~or in the city BAY
enpor expose and offer for sale the above described
parcel ofland, or so much thereof as shall be sum-
Gle nj to satisfy and pay said note with the interest
thereon, to the time of payment, togeAer with "a
costs md expense attending said sale and Of this
uce.. &8F4l& ANDREW j. LAWRS. =
Dated January 18th, A. ID. le56.-dts go (lS) ~