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The NdmiNi>tt alton aud Gov. Walker.

We published, yesterday, te|egraphic
dispatch from Washington 10 the New York
press. which stated tina, the Administration
disapproved of the course Of Gov. WALKER
and Secretary STANTON, of Kansas, in re-
icc,ing the returns of the Oxford precinct,
and tina, these officials would receive re-
buke, or be subiect to removal an account
OF their action in the premises
We do not commonly attach much in,-
portancc TO the gossip which B, ally printed
in the New York papers touching the pol
icy Of the Administration and We give no
more credit to the rumor ~ which We have
alluded above, than 10 the generality oil idle
stories which ARE thus set aiioat Ii is ne.
cessary to the very existence II these jour.
mails tina, they should keep the public mind
on the qua r,rs and when facts fail their
Correspondents are obliged to fail back upon
their masinatious; AMI the value d a
Washington news mongcr is measured main.
ly by the scope aud fertility Of his inventive
powers. Yet. the rumor mentioned is zoe
so startling in its CHARACTERS ot'tusive to
the Judgment OF all right. minded men. either
a, the North or South aud 80 rpugnant
10 the past action OF the Administration
,ha, W. feel warranted in giving il notic,
ani in entering our protest IN advance
agains, the alleged inten,ion OF the Govern
m,nt,
The returns an, up from he oXSori pre-
cine, wcrs no, only grossly iraaialen, in fact
bu, were openly so apou their very hce.--,
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Dakota County--OmciaI.

Democrats. Republicans.
GOVERNOR.
H. H. Sibley. 1921 A. Ramsey. SO
LIEUT. GOVERNOR.
Vim. Holeombe. 1851 j. e. lde. SOS
SECRETARY OF STATE
Francis Bassen .l247 l.. X. stannard. SIS
STATE TREASURER.
G. W. Armstrong .l2G +. Mantor. .ss'
STATE AUDITOR.
VIM. +. Dunbar. 1879 A. p. Lane. ....... $50
ATTORNEY GENERAL.
c. Berry ......l255 q. A. Nourse 49,. .s75
CHEF JUSTICE.
L. Emmett .. 1853 II. r. Bgelow $40
ASST. JUSTICES.
/. Atwater 800. 1856 J. NJ. Berry,. $50
c. f.. Flandrau l2it II. A. Billings. sei
CLERK SUPREME COURT.
J. J. Noah. .... 1850 A. b. Russell. ....s7t
DISTRICT JUDGE. JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
II. G. Lowell. Has NJ. NJ. Donaldson Sos
DISTRICT ArroRNEY
Frank Warner has q. F. Perkins SCI
MEMBERS L. = HOUSE REPRESENTATIVES,
g. l.. Becker. 1861 NJ, s. Wilkinson. So
W. W. Phelps. 1893 n. A. Swift. 800. $40
J. NJ. Cayanaugh. .l23s {. Aldrich. ...... so
STATE SENATORS.
u. W. c. Dunwell 1910 Dr. Thos. Foster 81
Henry .G.Bailly ...ll76 lgnatus Donnelly o.
MEMBERS HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Robert O'Neill. lls5 Leonard Allrich 9l3
James &. Dow 1865 II. q. o. Morrison. 9O6
James Locke. .....lls9 5. NJ. Hayes So
NJ. 7. Murphy. ....lli7 A. Nourse ......9 0l
Robert G. Masters 1854 .. c. Gibbs .....s70
DELICATE TO CONGRESS.
W. W. kingsbury ll1G c. Mcclure. ..... -
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DEMOCRATIC GAINS IN MARYLAND
GAINS IN WISCONSIN.

A despatch dated Milwaukee, the 9Th,
says the result Of the State election in Wis
consin il doubtful. Both parties claim the
Governor, and the majority will be small
either way. The Republicans have carried
the legislature
The Milwaukee Ndr, Of the 9Th says
We have heard from the counties that have
been most infected with bogus Republican
ism while from some OF the Democratic
strong holds no, word has been received.
Therefore It Is not eX,rayagant for us TO
claim 'ha,
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j AMES GROSS
il elected by at least 5000 majority.

ia elected by at least 5000 majority,
The balance OF the ticket Is also undoubt-
clly elected. Negro suffrage is-no-where
The Wisconsin Democracy send greeting to
the Democracy OF the Union They have
met and vauquished the enemy The
NORTHWEST is sound 10 the core Against
grca, odds the party went into the contest
an odds OIL 1000. Bu, our gallan, men never
tire The Dsxp Scorr decision aud Popn.
lar Sovereignty are endorsed. BrcHASAS $
administration is approved by the people o,
Wisconsin.
These events are trophies let them
stand for monuments
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ELECTION RETURNS.
ANOTHER shEAT BARoCRArIC yIlTDRY
THE BLACK REPUBLICANS BEAT
IN IN NEW YORK,
Ere mo"rs Majority of 10000 Changed
Ia One Year to 10000 Democratic!

US INV sf"S ~ sDt''sp
The creates, political revolution Of the
last twenty years, has just been effected in
New York. IN November last, that State
gave Fngsoxr majority Of $4,000 over
Mr.. BrcHayAS 1t now gives the Demo
cratic State ticket majority over the
Black Republican State ticket Of from Zen
to twenty thousand. 80 much for the ex-
plosion Of the kansls humbug.
The Albany Atia' and A'gus. Of oa'nr-
day last, gives the majortics as follows
democratic, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 5!,5!1
Republican ....................j', W
ls,l35
The .iiio, claims the election Of 1t Dem
ocratic Senators. Neither party will have
a majority, and the Americans hold the bal
ance Of power in the Senate, but in the
IIou-e. the members stand as follows Dem
ocra,. e.; Republicans 80; Americans :.
The y. Y Tribune Of the 9Th, comedies
the State 10 the Democracy by from ten TO
twenty thousand majority 1t thinks the
senate stands Republicans II, Democrats
l3, Americans and the Assembly C5
Democrats, GO Republicans, and , Ameri.
cans
4 thousand cheers Tor the gallant Dem
ocracy Of the Empire State.
STILL ANOTHER DEMOCRATIC VICTORY I!
The Legislature of New Jersey elected
on the 3D. inst, is Overwhelmingly Demo
cratic. The Senate stands Democrats | ),
Americans 4, Republicans !, Fusion l.
The House 81 Democrats to % opposition
of all stripes.
LOUISIANA DEMOCRATIC TO THE CORE
The entire Democratic State ticket is
elected in Louisiana, and three Democratic
members of Congress and one American
The Legislature il also Democratic, thus Sc
curing the election Of n L. s. Senator.
DEMOCRATIC GAINS IN MARYLAND
Although the Americans by the aid Of
bludgeons, knives, and pistols, have probably
carried their State ticket in Maryland
the Democracy have gained one member of
Congress in the State. DAVIS and HARRIS,
Americans, are both reelected from Balti-
more klNDEr., Democrat is elected in the
I':nl I..,...,
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DImsted COunty-OAioiaI.

Dsn0crats. Ropubiicans.
GOVERNOR.
II. II. sibley,. .....Ggo A. Ramsey. ...... $50
LIEUT.. GOVERNOR.
VIM. Holcombe, 697 j. c. IJe,..........ss -
SECRETARY or STATE
Francis Baaseu, 500 l.. X. stannard, 52s
STATE TREASURER.
q. W. Armstrong. $50 T. Mdntoy, ...... 1!3
STATE AUDITOR.
WIN. +. Dunbar, .695 \. T.. Lane. 3!3
ATTORNEY GENERAL.
c. II. Berry. ....... Gp> &. \. NOHT-e. ..p2>
CHEF JUSTICE.
/. Emmett, ........ es5 II, L. Bigelow, -. $50
ASST. JUSTICES.
!. Atwaier.. $50 J. VI. Berry.
c. E. Flandrau, .65N II. \. Billings. .93o
CLERK SUPREME COURT.
j J. Noah. ZOE A. b. Russell, 49,. J!g
DISTRICT JUDGE 81 JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
T.. A. Mcmahon, so Thomas Wilson. ga
MgNskgs L. :. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
G.. l.. Becker, .... G92 VI. >. Wilkinson. .g3a
W W Phelps, 60. .G9j n. A. swift. 49,. p1a
J. VI. Cayanaugh, 69l c. Aldrieh, ,.... .932
STATE SENATOR'S.
+. A. Oimsted,. IT'S c. II. Lindsey $50
J. II. Hartenbour.. 676 Emerson Hodges syi
MEMBERS HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,
Il. +. McVey,. T.. A, Powers, .9ll
=, +. olis, ........,Go ". X. Tsttersal sOJ
I. II. Armstrong, ,6>j SylyanGs Burgess. 9la
James Button, .....d77 Samuel Lord, .~s3
DELEGATE TO CONGRESS.
". W. kingsblry, .3SIC Mcclure asa
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FreebOrn County---OMciai
Rpubhcaa
Democrats.

DtmoodS' R'pubi,cans.
CONSTITUTION.
For Constitution. .G5j Against Constitution g
GOVERNOR
II. II. sibley. ....207 A. Ramsey.
LIErT GOVERNOR
VIM. Ilolcombe. rs j. {. ide. .........44l
SECRETARY OF STATE
Francis Baasen.. BOG l.. X. Stannard. ..iti
STATE TREASURER
g W Armstrong. ?97 +. Mantor. ........ 80
STATE AUDITOR
VIM. F. Dunbar POI A. T. Lane .........i33
ATTORNEY GENERAL
{. II. Berry. .....,207 &. A. Nosrse ......ie1
CHIEF JUSTICE.
l.. Emmett. ..... 207 II. Il. Bigeow
ASST JUSTICES
! Atwater... 207 J. NJ Berry........tt5
{. T.. FlanIrau. lbs II. \. Billings. 49,
SLERS SUPREME COURT
J. J. NOAH. l01 \. u. Russell. ..t5a
DISTRICT JUDGE 5rII JUDICIAL DISTRICT
James {. Lowell. .?06 y. u. Donaldson. .!o
DISTRICT ATTORNEY
Frank Warner .lj6 o. F. Perkins ;oi
Frank Mantor. ....Jy
&. l.. Becker. .20p NJ :. Wilkinson A.
". W. Phelps. ZG' II. \. swift. .....a2j
J. VI. Cavanaugh. 207 {. Aldrich.......Ig5
STATE SENATOR'S.
Edwin c. Stacy 25j George Watson ....37J
MEMBERS HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,
A. =. Swineford 2Gl Vim. ". Dunham $50
\. c. Dana. Pos AIuander II. Bartlett $50
Il b. Kingsley .267 Jas. b. Wakefield :. %.
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Houston COunty-0tii,ial.
Republicans
Democrats.

Democrats. Reputiicany.
GOVERNOR
II. H. sibley. ......G96 A. Ramsey. 53>
LIEUT. GOVERNOR.
Vim. Holcombe SOS J. c. Ide .........j36
SECRETARY OF STATE
Francis Baasen. $40 l.. X. Stannard $50
STATE TREASURER
Il. W. Armstrong. .63G f. Mantor .......j35
STATE AUDITOR
VIM. +. Dunbar. $50 A. 7. Lane ...... .5ai
ATTORNEY GENERAL
{. II. Berry. ...... .G97 6. A. Nourse .53j
CHIEF JUSTICE
l.. Emmett. .G9l II. K. Bigelow.
ASST. JUSTICES.
!. Atwater. .697 J. NJ. Berry ... 535
G. +. Flandrau. e. .6g6 II. A. Billings .5Sj
CLERK SUPREME COURT.
}. J. Noah. ....... $50 4. b Russell. 400
DISTRICT JUDGE JUDICIAL. DISTRICT.
f. A. Mcmahon. .G9i Thomas Wilson $40
MEMBERS L. $ HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
q. l.. Becker. ......Gg7 NJ. :. Wilkinson. 54
j. NJ. Cayanaugh. .G92 {. Aldrich .... $50
STATE SENATORS
.. w. Streeter. -. $50 &. W. Thompson j35
J. c. Day. .69' Samuel McPhaill .5.T
MEMBERS HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
J. b. LeBlond ISL stephen Bugbee IS,
+. Mcintyre. ....-. GsJ Cyrus q. Wykon. 81
ID. Wilson. ......... G26 j. A. Anderson 81
DEI.EGATE TO CONGRESS.
W. w. kingsbury. GA c. Mcclure. ...... 4io
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TERMS or THE
WEEKLY PIONEER AADDEMOehA.

10 nv sGYr ~ osg ADpnxss;
I'm. cnnv noc y.ay.................t 100
Three copies, one year, .,,-...'-'.t. pr
Five copies, one year, ...''..''' ~
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Twen,y c opies one 3 =, 10 one address, 900
Twenty copie. where each copy IL
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And larger number. at the same rate Of 10
per year. with y copy gratis 10 tns person get
ting up the Club, OF each copy directed > 70
4..All subscriptions must he paid IN advance
No paper sent until the money II rco'''e''~~
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The Senate stands 36 Republicans and
X now No,hiugs and 4. Democrats The
Hous = opposition 10 - Democrats
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\ SAas Ipg,--The y. Y TfIb"he at,
tributes the twenty thousand votes Mr SIN
i.xy received at the late election in this Ter.
ri,ory 10 whiskcy and Indians" Our
New York Maine Law contemporary pro
baby Is not awar that the Black Republ-
can candidate for Governor, and his friends,
chartered, on the day Of election, -, Paul
dcggcrics and her halls by the sccrr. to fur
nish " tree liquor 10 voters ami that
during the canvass, the exponent OF higher
law principles, in his jcurneyings through
the Territory. drank bad whiskey wherever
he could make vote by it. We need not
assert, for /, is well known here. that during
the canvass Mr.. SluLxy never rsortcd 10
such disgrAccfnl manTuyring to secure vo,,s.
plscinsrRrs.--The Time, thrcatens mar
vellou. disclosures in reference to that most
unexpected piece Of mpudcncc on the part
of the people Of Minnesota, the election OF
irxSy IL. SlnLxy ~ first Governor over
Mr. RAxssy. We invite all the disclosures
the I,mo is capable OF making
We also have some disclosures, which
We inteld making, ami which SERIOUSLY al
fec, the personal character OF sun,iry PROM
inen, Republicans.
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0F every var ~ from &C t, 81 each, Just oaened
Vat the Nep Carpet and Furniture Ware House.
ressaint Bio End street.
| 0nTYs n 4 QTPgRE
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Trustees SHls..

NV HkkEAb on ihe ntat dag - h, ptenh.r. A y
W LOCO, P-trr kuhi sXrcu.d INTO Louis 4
nsekiot as Trustee, c-fiaild "a 81 trust convi v
ing 70 sstd Trustee the land ~ CLINTON County, Iowa
dssrfibeh ~ follows, 10 1t Iit North Fast quarter
M Seeton number thfty q 1851 In Tow bi,, mum
Der eighty one ts) North, 81 ng number Iwn IL
batt OF the 9th Principal Meridian, VIA, said ron-
veyance wss mad" by tn said kuh Tor the purI %.
OF SECURING the payment 81 \ CERTAIN D. ON s-oIy
mote aud the Interest therein, s'glrd 10y sahi X Nh
dated the met day Of Jane. u. ie55 and pa, abe
ten yeArs alter date To the nrdr vt Austin Co for
siN hubdte ell and forty doa >, with ,ni rest al the
rate OF ten per oeut per anrum payHhl annually
which said note IN asssnt bN sand lurhiu Ia Jusuih
4 Chase
Aud now the intere.t SAID not la, ing become
due and pAyabe ani the sati kuhl having rail Il To
psy the same Louis A Mscklut Trustee n fo. =.
sad do hereby gave this pulc uot &C. thai hy VI tue
Trust, Will on Mnuday The Gil day # July u
th7 At the hour orr O'Clock In thu afternoon ct s.t
day, at the Court Iiouse door III the IN ~ psy.
port, expose AMI IN fur sale, pub ic .lio the
parcel u land Shave scfibc much ih,r, at A.
shall be- sufficient 10 salts snh Isy the u nouid ~
said mote with lhr lnifrr-t thereon 10 the "a, Of s.s
together with the expenses att,nrg sa,d at" { i
Of this notice and Trustees fecr tpri, tbs coina,-
tion u such RAE deed wi 4. eiyt ia arcfnn, =
with the stipulation OF said drv.i 81 Ttust.
Dstnd III. 9Th day II June u 1857
LOUIS A MACkLOT.
Junei0did Tru,t,.
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Trustees Sale.

M0EREAH on the 21d day Of March, 4 u, ID .
w Wilhelm AWss chr and g. att e nv sihr'chi hi'
wife eyecuted IA - Austin Corbin II nst.". Ger o
tain deed Of Trn. solv'ying to sail irasns Ia
land IN SsOts unit, Iowa, q. so'ib a ''lts.' ~
vii Yhe North East qusr'er 81 the SOU h wet
quarter II lection number twenty (2nj In t'~hsh'p
nuaber eighty $50, North of Hang numb tour ~
kAsl and the south kast quarter 81 the south isnst
quarter 0t the section number t~en'y t&O IN tb~n-
ahtp number eighty (soJ. North OF kanSr nnnio r
four f<l uast, which sad conveyance wss maj. hy
the ss.d Wilhelm AID Catherine AIR chi fot the
purpose Of securing the payment ~ c'rtain prvm
missvgy note end III. Interest thereon signed by
said waheiln Albre, bt, da'i The 12d day March,
D. 1855 Es NV. hundred ami fifty dollars psya-
bic one year after date, 10 tbs order Of y Piunmcr
and ~ him itdorsed to q Gutheiy the ,rcs,nt
holder.
And now SAID note hsvins become due and paya
10 pay the same, Austin Corhin, Truste a. afs,e
said do hereby give tbs publc notice that BY
OF the pp~ef which 10 In m We ted by ~ deed Of
Trust vii, ON Saturday the 70 day Of June A
D. 1857, ~ thu hour Of O'Clock IN the afternoon Of
ss,d day. ~ the Couri House doof ,he city Of Ia
venport expose aud oYer tor SALE at pabic su ion
" the gh.st bidder for cath, tn. ia, cei OF land
above described ef sc mach thereof n all br sum
Client to satisfy AMI pay thr amount or said not.
with the interest there to the dag Of SAL, gesher
9th the costs aud EXPENSES attending ssid ale Of thus
nt,ee aud Trut c. . tees. lyon the cou pletiOn OF
such sale e.d will be- ev'n Ia accord snce with tn
stipalA ion OF said Deed If Trust
Dated the 2srd day of MAY, A u. 1857.
mayIidt, AUSTIN COkBiN, Trust.
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49, - - =
LEGAL.


VIynDRBAs on the 10Th DAY o Ocsfbcr. Ap
w loSe, Alexander wells and Julia Ann Wells
Bis win, eyscae~d unto Austin Corbln ~ Trustee
cssteln esra Of Trust. conveyns 70 ssid Trptce the
lsnA IN onott County, Iowa described =. roiows, u
VIZ NJ Bssi half Of N. North East quarter Of
~ nsesr esrvea IN ,e~nship numeer seventy
49, CD uestA, es esnee nsmtsr t~p (s) East VI The
~ - ,WhtrA ros1 eonveyanc- was msie W the ssi
Alexander and Jslia Ann wells. Ter TIL purpose Il
snccrtn9 the payment Of certain Pronissnry Note
end the tn,eseet thereon siepsd ~ said Al"ssnh'
Wslts datsf she Bah day ofOrtobrr, d is5G, '',e
for TN doas sId afey cents, the second Tor 1w "
G-seven dollars, both payable six months AFTER dste
~ he ordrr - william wherlrr. AM nov sal 4
nosss having besome du. end payable and tn san
Alsxsu4er Wells having fsiiei iu pay The ssn,s,
ADsen OuesH0 Trusts - AFORESAID d. hefe1y give
Ills public n1trs that ~ sirtuf ef'he power w1'sA
\ in me vested BY -aid deed Of nj, all, On Sat,
uvdoy the 10th day Of June, ID, 1857. at he hour
VI ociocA in the afternoon Of aid day at the Court
0ouse door IN the city " Dav,npIrt, xpJS. aud Of
ftr Tor asis, - public suction 10 he highest bdie
each, the pascl 81 land shove desc ribe or 20 much
thereof - shall be srfi,eeDt tn sati ~ aud ps,
amount of said noteS With the inte -st IT, =, on tb
day Of sale; together Wllh lh- aud rxgns at
tsn1ine said sale, 81 this noto and rrusi- = Fee
Upon ue osmp,etion ~ such sale n deed VIII b.
eiven In accordance with tho rtipuIstun Of said ID ci
Of Tvues.
Dated the 2sd day Of May, D, Iss7
AUSTIN C0R3IN,
0ay25dts Tru-te
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Independent Telegraph Line
Chicago Alton l. ST. Louis X. r.
81 0ae
AIRLINE ROUTE BETWEEN
GhiC0gO and -. U.Opsis.

SdiNs iedVs Chicago for 81 Loyts and interuss-
ds0fe l'ia1asS.
Accommodation Train, Sundays elceptsd) 930Aa
Express Train, tSaturdny's eAcepted) lll0rn
vrdins !sace -. LouisE5r CAicago and in,erme
diate fiace1.
Accommodation Train, Sundays excepted) 7o0AM
Express Tram Saturdays e1cepted) sSUPn
Teams run directly through, without change Of
cArsor baggage. Trains run through Joliet bloom
ington, Springfield, Carlinvile and Alton.
wirrains run on this road make direct cnnnectluns
tn Joliet Out on and Michigan Central Railroad at
Joet, making this the shortest, qucket and most re-
liable route between 81 Louis and New York, Boston
Philadelphia, and the East.
With Illinois Central H. Ut Bioomin yton for La.
Sale, Mcndots and Cs!ro.
ith Great Western Of Illinois IT Springfield, for
Decatrr and Naples.
With all the Railroads dlversing from Chicago
with daily line Of Packets ~ 81 Louis for Keokui
New Orleans, and Missouri River.
Through Tickets for al places meationsd Absve can
be procured at ali the principal III ket oces the
Omitted States, and 1t he ofbces
In 81, Louis II Chicago
1oot OF W Asn'hSson Az - DEARBORN street, oppo
enue, on Levee. site fremont House.
RlCh'D 2. MORGAN, JE., gopt.
Bloomington, Jan. l. 1885. fseiSdsi
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M7HEREAS Claus Hook executed unto J,,u,s A
w Mscklot a. Trustee, certain t,d OF T ust
conveying 10 said TRUSTEE the land Clint IN unt,
Iowa, dersr bel a. follow, vat. TIE North VS.
quarter of Section number thirty Ave (35 II, Town
ship number eighty ene (si) North, II Rang. NUM-
Der two ~. Eat II the NTH Principal Meridian
which said conveyance wss mad by sail Hook Tor
the purpose of nfing the paymrut VI rtain p-
tnss ry note and tho interest thereon siyv1 b. sad
Hook daici the ms day Of June 4 ~, lhtb ii
pay able In years after date 10 The order OF Austin
Cotbin, hr four hundred dollars with interest at th
rate u ten per cent per aInuu, pay tbc annually,
which SAID note Is assigned by Au,tin Corbn g. " IA
Whe Ter.
Aud INV the interest IN said note having broom
due and payable and the sara A., h,ving isiirt to
pay u. sam, I"uis 4 VI cLiti a. ,trr "a, aiuft-
SAID, do hetcly gave thi~ puhli natt.e, that ,tnr
of ue pow'r which Is u u,r ga by aid dee OF
Trust wall IN Mond The 4 b day VI Jnly A u,
1851, ~ III. hour Of "cl.k ia IA ntt.tns Il % sari
day at the Court H,u-r ,,",r Ia TN at, 81 Daven-
purt, Expose AMI of sale at public auction, the
parcel Of land niovr d., rilH much th,r ~
shall he sufficient e. satisfy ami pay IN" amount 81
raid note with the interest thereon To tie dat ALL
together whh III" eNprnsfs att ndug satd sac cost.
Of this notice aud Trustee fees, Upon ia, oonpl.
ton Of such sal a, ed vii h. given IA accordance,
Win the siipu alton of said DECD ~ Trust
Dated the 9Th day Of June 4 u. 1897.
LOUIS 4 MACkLOr
Jnn-iodtd Trustee.
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TABLE OIL CLOTHS,

TN patterns and by the yard for sale at the great
i Carpet amd Furniture Ware House Dessant
Block and street COULD 4 STEERE
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