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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-14
THE DAILY DISPATCH
FINANCIAL Avn c1 HMKKCIAL.


FINANCIAL ANO s'0 nMkRCIAL
The Augussa toa .n.on,s.s pubfshes tbs 'o'io.,
lag list Of uBsound banks In thst stste "e'en
Bank, Mscoa; Interior Bank. Gdfhn; La oss's ~
Bank, Ii, Grange; Sank Of Greensboro. Greensboro
Southern Bank, Bsisbridee; Cherokee '''u'aA'' 'A'
BANKING Company, Dalton
,,.,.v., of the New York City Banks
for the week ending Saturday last present In the
asrresata IN. following changes from the previous
ssatem.nt of Saturday ~ on All. T.
c,,sn,.t,oa fn se9; decrease In uacrawn deposits
al ssi se1 The increase OF Bank loans, the Times
/. ~ b, sscrb.d in rar 90 the wants Of the In
80, hsnt, asd private bankers, who have drawn
h..vv on the ctr against time remittances, which
their correspondents pas 10 their credit. This viii
h.nsr ia few weeks A. the spring trade 10 II eed
Srom the DISTRACTIONS TO n.vgation and the rail ways
rhs no.r cities said to bs all In debt to New York
and some specie is going from Philadelphia and b.
ttmore,
The official report OF the business of the Baltimore
end Ohio Railroad shows ,hs revsaue for the month
OF Jsuuary to have been Is follows:
Main Stem. Wash. Bunch. Total.
gers. ......s SIS sai ss sls,a,5 u $3.50 70
For freight. -. 23s,I73 90 ssl2 n 245 ss2 50
sa7L98i 70 $40 7ss 81 sa9i.7Is %
Compared with TIM Gaming. for the s.ns month
last year, there II ncrea.e now Of sl2l5t s3 on
tbs main I'm, aud OF .79 ~ m the Warrington
branch 20 al increase STU, $50 78.
The interest du. on the Is: of ,uusry the bonds
OF the North River Va Navigation Company guar
aatisd by the James River Company was promptly
paid by Col. Reid, On the presentation OF the lou
pons.
Richmond Markets Feb. I3
There 10 nothing new in the produce markets to-
d,y No sales OF FLOUR few sales of WHEAT
without a cbangs of prices-snd Corn remains quiet
q. former rates We hear It sale at b8 cts, corn
little damp We mag still quote 10 for large iots-
somewhat higher prices 70 nall parcels
BY Teiegraph.z
BALTIMORE, FEB. 1S--Markets uoehanse1.
Nav YoRx. Feb. l3-Brea dstufs dull and un-
arranged stocks Jouer. Va &c f9'A.
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| THE VIRGINIA VOLCANO. - II is said that the
statement in reference to a volcano having recent.
| ly made its appearance in Pendleton. county, Va
on the great Backbone Mountain, is true. The
| Cumberland Telegraph says:
II il al point the mountain 6irectIy bst,va. -
tia heads OF the dry fork of Cheat aud the q n. h
branch CT ths Potomac river, at = plsce known h.
the name ofthe ''sinks" so called from the denr.s.
| ed conalton OF the mountain at thst point These
ST. rs" funnel shaped, and each on. .mbrses.
| IS much as en- acre OF ground On the lat dsy OF
January the reports caused by the bursting forth
subteTraneen lre were heard for distance of twe
~ or thirty miles Vast cnlu ons of sms and smoi
issued from the ori6ce. aud red hot stones we .
thrown in the sir several hundred foot above tn,
mouth OF the crater Our informant adds thst the
peocls in the vicinity becoming alarmed at the
pe-tinaeity with which the flames are kept up and
the red hot masses Of rocks thrown out. A heavy,
rumblns noise. like distant thunder, 10 continually
revereeratipg through ths deep csverns of the
mountain which at times seems 70 tremble from
summit to base. :
THE LATE FREsHETs.-our Northern exchar re,
are filed with accounts of the damage done by the
late freshefs. At the village of Saugerties, Y,
the dam from which all the factories suppl ed
with water was carried away, which will throw
700 workmen out Of employ for several month";
At the village OF Birmingham, Conn, the firm of
Howe & Co. had $40 600 worth Of pins delured
with water, and nearly all the factories were sinh
merged The Manusacturers' Bank was also fiood
ed, and when il submerged not dry note or paper
could be found.
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A UC1ION AND CONNIE BUSI
"A NESs.-The subscriber respectfully informs his
friends and the public generally that he has taken
the old stand OF Gerst Lisberger, recently occu-
pied by J. r. Lpscomb, on Main street, in the town
of Danv!lle, where he will buy. sell and receive on
CONSIGNMENT for sale either publicly privately, all
kinds of Country Produce, and all articles of Goods
Wares ard Merchandise, Groceries &c, and make
the usual advances consznments
be will a. heretofore, sttend to the sales of To-
bacco, and other article Of property TO be sold
publicly, either in Dsnville the surrounding coun-
try He f.tters himself that expe rience of over
fifteen years will warrant him in promising entire
satisfaction to all who may favor him with their
t-orsgs Hxvinx secured the services of Mr.. RO
BERT S JONES, formerly of the house of Jehn
h he fstters himself that the requir ements
of all his fr ends will BIO fall y met.
He refers to Messrs stokes Riyes, David T. VIII
Iiams Samuel Ayres and james A. Cowardin, of
Richmond. and to all the merchants, manufacturers
and business men generally, in Danvile
ia 10 II THOS. d. NEAL
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1O nnfl FINE HAVANA CiHAks, made
SO.OUU of new crop Tobacco. just received by
the subscriber Lovers Of fine CIGAR invited
CHARLES RICHARDSON.
Importer of Havsna Cigars, American Hotel Build.
tns. corner Main and lith Sta DC 2a-ts
DROPUSALS INVITED...The smbscri.
L will receive proposals until the LIST OF March
next. construct Liue OF Telegraph along the route
If the North Caroina Railroad, between 0oldsboro,
and Raleigh, N. c.; distance about 80 miles
The contractor viii be reqnired to furnish At NM
or mare points aisng the road, White Oak Fost OsI
Cedar Chestnut Poles. q feet long straight. pee
ed and perfectly sonnd with seven Ia iucEes diam
etsr at the smaller end. excluding the bark Thess
poles be planted eighteen (s) to the mila ana
each inherited Ave t5) feet In the ground we'll ram
med and stayed.
books, gIssses and wire will be- furnished nv Tn.
company at Raleigh and Godsbor,', and a train Of
cars will also be furnished 20 distribute POLES ana
other materials for construction All other nenses
except the transportation of lsborsrs along the road
must be incurred By the contractor end the sntiye
may next ersuing "
Parties are requested to name the pr Ice psr mIe.
ana address me at Petersburg, Va.
en-dtwxctistMh Superintendent
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sAzsssAaNssxn WONDERS NEVER CEASE.
t&kE&S skB Man born of a woman has but short
time to live; therefore | am DESTROYS
-<E-E4t to make good use Of my time. After
being afflicted for number of years. yea in the fiery
furnace, and coming out with the patience of Job,
now call for help-but HerculeE did, by putting
my shoulder to the Wheel and variety il the spice
of iife have now turned BUTCHER, and solicit
my friends end acouantances to give me call and
will please and accommodate all
JOHN HAGAN, part Of Creek Nation,
no 1S-ts Stall No. 7, Old Market.
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!, APOTHkCAhY AND q
e4STORE.-The subscriber respectfully informs
IA his friends and ths public generally, that he
"a has moved into his new store, ton the
OF 18th and Broad sts, Church Hill and ha, supplied
himself with fresh and we'll seleci ed assortment OF
DRUGS, MEDICINES, FANCY ARTICLES.
CIGARS ETC. be solieia a call from the public,
assuring the that they will fad everv thing that 10
usually kept in well regulated Drug Store -
~ Prescriptions carefully compounded at al houD
of the day ana night
WIN. c. SNELLINGS. Broad It,,
fe4-Im Corner Of 18th. CRURcB HILL.
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FIETY nflF,1 AKS AZ n, NJ I

IN FIFTY DOLLARS Il Il W A D.
GM Runaway from the subscriber Oh the 18th dsy
An Of September Last. a right mulatto ne sro bow
~ named TOM, abcut i6 years old. When be
S~&s left had on a straw hat with black band:
ciouded or spotted frock coat Has q full head Of
hair, or both near the elbows; a
the inside of the left thigha Il scars have
the appearance of being bit or cut with knife He
is left hanaed; shrewd and intellisent and will no
doubt attempt to pass as a free boy, and may hire
himself as such.
will give the above reward for the spprehen sion
that get him. WIN A. CLEMENT
Address, Campbell Courthouse, Va 10-ts
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hAaD T. n b .-uur supply oil Haro
IL coke for RANGE, stoves and Furnaces, VIII oe
constantly rep,en shed during 20 balance OF the
seasoa and the pri, WILL be redu ed from this ds'e
to . 80 per load.
JNO. ]. WERTH, Agent,
Yards. corner 10th 1t. and Basin, 9Th and Byrd.
fe Its
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GOLD EXT II almost q universal com !.
" rlaint yet nothing is more ily and certain y
cured. You have only to come TO WALSH'S, No. 49,
and ct pair of Patent French Cork Soles and put
them in your shoes or boots-that is, provided, of
you hsve on good boots shoes. If you have
not got such, you can get them of him.
Cork Soles for Ladies, 25c
81 Gentlemen, 200.
fe ii WIN. Walsh
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I1O YOU STUDY kCONOnl f-Csm-
II menes thsn - enc important iteW. nageiy,
GlotAinf ssd bay nom 0kO1H0N0 1UrAAS'
They do cell soo1s sAssp. 49,
kls w NAM sSNhtH'
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nNk of THE BEsT COUGH X fi1I K
~ DIES Rchardson's Wild Cherry and Blood
Root Candy, for sale by
J. J. RICHARDSON
Corner 18th and Cary streets,
And Druggists generally Throughout the city.
Il 81,
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l OyE q II IVA Il 8 FOR PID1S
IL CHICkENA-lf you want to find large sasorl.
ment Of VALENTINES comic, sentimental and
love mi,siveso suit the engs and pock ats Of eve.
~ one 20 to RICHARDSON'S Confectionery and
variety store. Persons ordering by mail can have
them At the usual price sent free Of postage Price
rom cents to IS.
JOHN j. RICHARDSON,
fe S-dIm Corner 18th and Cary stoett
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Richmond Markets, Feb. I3.

There is nothing new in the produce msfkets to-
d,y No sales OF FLOUR few sales of WHEAT
without a sbangs of prices-snd torn remains quiet
a, former rates We hear cf sale at So cts corn q
little damp we p'ay SUI quote 70 ,Ef 'aiss i0's-
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lNIUIle. h.-.liiyE wife Martha A. LeWh'
~ has lefs my bed and board. without just cause
provocation on my part; therefore, do forwsIn
all persons against receiving her into their houses or
giving her credit for any thing my account for any
sum or amount Whatsoever
ia 49, 61h JOHN bEWIs.
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chicago Alien 4 81. Louis R.K.
AIRLINE ROUTE BETWEEN
Chicago and 81. K.Ouis.

rains 1st:ue Chicago for ST. Louis and !n.er,ae-
d4ato .'taccs.
Accommodation Tran fsundsy's exreptsdl o80ks
Express Train, saturdays erceptcd) liicPA
trGlas l5a0o 81. l. for O.icqyo and inferno
dl9te Ttaoes.
accommodation Train, kSrnday's cxceptedD 70a.M
Express Train saturdays eIcep;ed) 8gOPs
Trans run directly through, without change OF
ears or baggage. Trains run through Joe,, Bloom
ington, Springfield, Carnyille and Alton.
wirrains this road make direct connections
III Joliet Cut on and Michigan Central Railroad at
Joliet making this the shortest, qulcke; and mos; re-
liable route between 81 Louis and New York, Boston
Philadelphia, and the East.
With Illinois Central X. 1t BLOOMINGTON FOR La.
saiie Mendoza and Cairo.
in Great Western OF Iiiisos at Springfield, for
Decstr, aud Naples.
VIII all the Railroads divsrging from Chicago
Sith daiiy line OF Packets at st Louis FOR Keokui
New Orleans, and Missouri Riyer.
Through Tickets for all places mention cd above can
be procured a, all the principal IT, Offices 10 the
United States, and 1t he o1ices
n St, Lcuis II Chicago
Foo' OF v 1saington Az Is Desrcorn street, oppo
eEue, on Lsvee. site fremont uorse
RiOH'D 7. MORGAN, Ja supt.
Bloomington, Jan. i. 1853. seniSdti
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Milwaukee and Waterfowl X II
WINTER ARRANGE

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
i N and after Moaiay Notember 25ih, Passenger
~ Trans o. thi Road Will run follows:
GOING EAST.
FIRST train leaves HEtertown at $40 A NJ arriving
liz " .ttrt wn a. second ain leaves Wa
ttrtgnat ;35P n, arriving az Waterfowl At s,SU
GOING WEST.
First Train leaves Milwaukce a. sis A NJ striving
II Natertown At l;tg1M Second train lrAy.H MI
wsukte Al 25 n srtiylng Al wAieIt3wu at . 81 PM
CoNNECTlNG-GoING EAST
At Mi'wask'e With the Green Bas, Milransec snd
CHIC e. i llrpad = q hiea IN no. va Michigan
) NJ err, Cleveland Tatfdo, Cleveland aad Ere nj
" h"'k ami Rrie 70 Ntw York c,jy; thence via
81 art.T vanderbilt ani Plymouth ok to Bottom.
al.p E-itFecting ri Chicago with Michigan t.rtral,
Great Western. Cansda New York Central,a Nv
TX eiS; thence via New YORK ani New Hayea
Eirpad 10 Boston.
CoNNECTfNG-GOING WEST
At WAtsr own with Stages 10 Osk Greek, Dcise
ntt' Waurun, Berlin, Saver Dam. Fox Lake
Portage iiy Portland, Waterloo, nanchetvlr, sun
Ptairl-, C4luutus. 0tscgo, Wyoc ma, g..
FREIGHT TRAINS.
Leave Waterfowl at 800 A NJ, and wilwaukee a,
VI daily.
W. FOWLER, General Superintendent.
Milwauke e, Nov. H. 1857 octI.dt'
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Great Discovery.

TNUE snaycriber, while engaged in GjyrjnV 4 well
! % his farm, in Peasant Valley, Bcoit county,
discovered beautiful article or stone very sinilsr
10 he celebrated .tbens Marble Used In Cook Ssr.
grnt's Banking House. 1t is capabe OF receiving /.
tine poli-h, ard works very easy Heis now prepar.
ing 10 open his quarry when he viii be en-, bied 10
furnish IL In any quantity des red and Ia blocks Of
ANY size.
Specimens a. this stone cen be seen Al this once
when further particulars viii be given
HENRY GRASSEN,
Pleasant Valley, Scott county, Iowa, ON the L.
Cha re Road.
sepS1tf
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RAILROADS.


ID sseuser Trsius iesvc Stsfi corner Of West
/ Water and Cook streets, daily, (Sundsys exeep-
edl at BOZ "
and SJu N
I & wauSrean, Kenoshs, Racine and Mlwaukse con-
meeting al Rlinr, wits the Racine and Mississippi
Rairoal, for Burlington Syringad ID, Elk Horn, Del
wan, ID riea and BeioH; ct Milwaukee with tine Nj
wsu3ee and Mississippi Railroad fJr wslbeehs,
Whit water, Janesyile ant Ms Mon also, with the
aiwautee aud Watsrtcwn Reilrosd Tor attisnd
aud wateriown; with The LsCtos. sDd NJ isaukse
Railroad for Hartford, Horicoi, o aver Dam and
Fox Lske; ~ aCresse junlH n with the Chicago.
ST PAU and Fon du &C Railroad r fun dn La
an. kaioosa and with the teams ~ the Mlw sukee
AMI III isan Rtiiruai Tor Hlficon ani wanpnn.
The 10 train lenvss the above station for
K4uk' rsn ard al way taiiuus.
y ails arrive II irn Aiastkce Il, Is AMI 30
Through light trans leave daily Mt 500 AN
WALTER ). JOHNSON. supt.
Chicsso, nct 25 1857 l,eu7.u
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W. Z. CHllDS Il CO.'S,
Patent Elastic Fire and Water Proof
CEeNE.vT KOOEI.V'EI

W. Z. CHll.DS Il CO.'S,
Patent Elastic Fire and Water Proof
CE.NE.v'T KOOEE.VG!!
"E, the undersigned, are prepared to contract
w aud put on a. the shortest notice, our
Elastic Fire d, Water Proof Cement Roofnq
1t being the only article yet inveaed that will sue
ccssfuly rests; the action OF the atmosphere In every
climate. It is perfectly fire and waterproof, and IN
point of durability believe II is equal II not SUPP
ripr, to any metallic roofing We pu, it on over
old tin tar. iron, or shngle roofs. making no lt-
terence how fiat or steep the roof may be. This
roofing iswarranted TO prove above represented
We Will PIT 1t ON for Ss 90 per squsrc. 90 FEET
sgusre) We will Apply it u.on TIN aud &c
s. 90 per sauar-, bene, account ofits durability
the cheapest paint that can he used.
W. invite all who are building, and those who wish
their roof repaired to call al Office opposite the
IeClxire House, Davenport Iowa and examine sam.
pies, and satisfy iheseivcs Ia regard 10 the durabi.
ity ard pract fifty % this roofing.
B.-we are prepared to fill orders for our c.
ment TO hose resisting at distance with printed d,
reciioas for It's use.
Guy and county Fights for Iora and Minnesota
k~ sale.
o. A. BENJAMIN, General Agent.
REFERENCES IN CINCINNATI
Mr. Ezra Bailey, Smith street, between Fourth md
Firth.
Mr. Samuel Ogden, No ~. Fourth street
Baker and Won Publ, No 6a Fourth street
Mr. George Carlisle, President Of the Lafayette Rank
DR. John $ Law, Agent OF Royal lns. Co., L.ndoo
and Liverpool
essrs John Shilto 4 Co., Dry Goods dealers %h
street.
ichel and Bamnelsberg, Furniture Man. an
dealers tth street
iles Greenwood, ESQ.
r A Hiuke.
DAVENPORT
Geo Davenport,
Dr James Hal,
Goat. Psichn, Builders,
Ew Wheeler, Architect,
Peck, City Ceik,
Gea II Parker,
Glune, Painter,
Mr. Paterson, Locust street,
famine, Donsly & Lea, Davenport Iron WORK,
Eli Adsms
Hases. 4 Rigs, Jewellers,
ROCK ISLAND.
| SIS Gsyer,
| P1 Miche Banke
Jons Woods
Lewis Weber, Postmaster.
- CHICAGO.
Hubbard Aetna Insurance,
= Hooker,
Ira foote. Builder
*srs, Wood Co., Deistead Manufacturing %. No.
line W. nv
Re1nor. Clinton, lows.
Henry Q Wisner, Wholesale. Crockery dealer. Iowa
May2edff
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Chicago, Darlington l. Quincy X. II.

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
(thsnge Of time, August 18TH 1s57 On auI after
O.ugust i5th, 1857, pas uter iraias u eve the
Ceni nj depot, foot OF sou,h water stret daily a.
follows
s;io Andy expires, -Snniays exc fied, arriving
at Seniatp l;lo, Galeabure 5;iA; Buthugton 7;l5
AMI Q1incy i0,3DpM.
STAR " Nghf = epress-Sst ridays xrcIted. -
riyl1g AZ hrndo al ~. ga es5uFg 10, Burning
ton s,21 ard Quincy al 1850 A
40 ? " sundays EXCEPT d. Ae.omm7 iaton for
Ia az AMI l-trt
IMPORTANT LOCAL CONNECTIONS.
A. udtt3 " u Iiinos Ce trail Taitroai roth ~
ABBY DIX N + aepott GA.st.a and IN lent; AMI
sputh FOR IaSar, Tonica Hiacne, B.lnrningt.., D.
Catur, st Louis Cato &c.
A Bu ling On wish Il riinrt0r ANS ipp sai.-
road FIR Mt Peasant, raj iel otiuuva, osk laa. a
Cfsr,tan. F4rt DesSaiaes. + I dg Con-
Buff Sioux G.ty ana ali Iofti rs II Agusas and
n asia
A Qunoy with tn splendid steam,,s u tie St
l. NJ a ii akEk Packet for okaA la n.hAl
ALTON $ Ioai, -, and v post c acA fer Pal.
iyrs 81 iossi h aud all parts .. Aattheru Ml-suu j
aui tisa'.
sptnsib.ebareage men Will he Al ali the i, ,tond
dcpots i. Cnc Ito receive csgeAs aui c,uYrs D 4
gag 10 tie dtrt fetr OF O. age.
Tick a. be had al tao Depot AMI Al tn nj III
gan C-nt.ai railroad o4.c-, corn oi Lake an
Dcarboia sire l..
C.G. HAMMOND General sGp5riGtsn ~ {.
SAMUEL P0wFif, t.e'4 I e AEelt. tti!IE
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ksaleers.'s sale.

WHEREAS Oh ia "a d,t u A.. III, Ap. So,
w otuss Z ~, - eNs - 4 tuita i % x T.. ~
ca l. Is TrGste- ser al te = 81 Fru il. tatly-
us 20 sad Trcs'ee % Ia i - Il safy ga.
i sii' ei = Ns owu' PAD - he f.I>t t!t
oi tho 30 - East qgartea 81 -set..u Nv Aty-.lVt
ls5l town hip s,venty-' iSii [ial, North Of Htrg.
Two ri East OF the Flth Prluetrsl rid.An. To-
siuuIf Z tourtatn HI RODS last rom The no-th
" ST corner AMI from thence running SuGtn tw n
ty-three tl3l rods tteucr EaSt fourteen Il4l ttds
thence Nortn tweatj -.hf,e i.3l roi> ticac W,st
land. together with al The appurtcaaaces th,rernto
bloneIpg which said c,ny vance male by the
sad Tim pie ioT TIL purpose of securing tn psymett
a certain prolIts Dry note and In interest thereen
executed b, sad Thomas 7. m2l., dAtci tb tn d..
OF August, D, 1871, and layahieto The order II
u. W. Van Eyera, sixty days at datc for three
hundred AMI sevent, zone lars fs37il.
And uor said note having he some tine an PAYABLE
She said Ia mas Tenn le having failsd 10 pay I'll
same. l. George /. Nichols Trustee a, ai.tcsail d.
hcreby give ills patli, ice that ny virtue OK III
power which is in vested hy said deed If Trust
| will, on Saturday The 5st day u Oct n, y
1851, at the hour II two O'Clock = NJ of The sam
day, at the Court Housr dopr III the city Of
Davenport, County CT scott, ic~s expo-c AMI Off,
for sale At putlis aEotin 10 the highest tdI-r fiji
cash. tie parcels land above described Or 50 nueh
thereof as shall b. sufficient 10 satisfy and psy The
amount Of said note, tn the ntere. thereon to tie
day Of sale, together with the cost and expenses Of
said sale, costs OF this notice AMI Truste' fees
Upon the completion # such sale q ed viii be eiv-
in accordance with the stipulation oi sand decd Of
Trust.
Dated the sth day OF October, A D,I557.
GEORGE L. NICHOLS.
oc9]Awtw Tfuste.
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Trustees sale.


NTHFREAS ON the lrtE day %, SEPT mbcr. 4 n,
w 1856, J h3mis ~ sic aud Mary noFle, his wif. =,
executed unto An.tia c rtin !. Trustee c, rta;n
Iced OF Trust, conveying SAIL TrG et The l.nI liz
Scott County, Ipwa, described a. follows D. wit
The south west quartz OF thr soEih west quar- q
OF section nutlh.r twenty-ninc (29l. in tJwf snip
number teventy-eieht (7s}. Nora Of Rarre nGu.h.r
three ~, East % thu 9TH incp4l lie ial, whi,h
sal conveyance was made y I'll" said Thomas u -
and Mary toyle Ter tn purpose cf securing the pay
mllt OF two certa promissory notes and the iufc-
rest thereon, signed by said Thomas Dos le d d IA
10th day of September, a y. $50, to tie order
Isabella Wallace, for thirty seven 50-ce doars
payable tx months sitsr dat, the Other iYr thrcr
hundred and thirty seven 81 leo dollar. payable
oae year after date. with ten pr inter, st per
annum after maturity
And ne. Sal notes having be one due ard PAYABLE
and the said Thomas Dovle having failed to pay tn
SANE, Austin Coibn Trustee aforesaid, do here's,
give this public notice. that by virtue Of III power
which is IL St Il ~ said deed o. ffnrt, III on
saturday the i.th day OF Uc.. u. iaJI, tts-h0Er
q @oclecs IN the afternoon cf aid day III the Courl
House doc III the city Of rigenpatf expose nra c4'r
foi sal, ct .tc auction, II tn high illef FIR
tasn, TIE parcel Il land au,s lie ribet 80 much
thereof - shall he sui';oi satisfy ani pay
amount 81 sHid nofss, wiki 'he interest to the 10y
CT sale, together wiih the exp us attending saii
stie, costs Ct tbs retice AID Trus.e : fees
Upon the completion Ct such sale aeed viii u
gwen IN aecoIeanse iii the sfipr4A Of sag y, III
OF Trust.
Dated the % day of September, A d, ISL.
AUSTIN CoaBiE
sep.4d;s rra4.sa
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