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Arr1ra1 u the steanasEln eahawDn.


The u. S. mail steamship Cahawba, ]. d, Bulloch
commander left New York on the 18TH arrived at
Havana on the 18th, sailed thence on the 18th and
reached this port early yesterday morning Her
obligng purser furnishes tile following memoranda
She has encountered much heavy weather since
leaving New York. From Havana we learn that
preparations are quietly beGg carried on 70 fit TIE
leans, has been stopped by the Acting y. 8 Consul
General from going to sea. SHE had cleared for the
coast Of Africa, on trading voyage y has created
some excitement. The health OF Havana y now very
handing d. q. Parott, was lying in the harbor-all
well on board, OF the Moro on the 18th, passed az
American ship from Portsmonth-eould nor make
out her name Freghts in Havana very dull and
nothing Offering for the United States q europe
Stock Of sugar $4,000 boxes against 10000 last
October Prices had advanced, but it was thought
they would tecede. Moasses--short stock NJ
ehange-New York, 4 to AZ New 0rleans, 8 to 81 +;
| London Is to i53.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-22

soon that the nrea Of Kansas is Is. 600 sqnale

1t seen that the area Of Kansas is 10000 square
miles greater than that Of all New England, New
York end New Jersey and that the area Of Ne
bruska is 95 600 miles greater than that Of all the
non.slaycholding States except California. Oregon
is nearly equal in extent TO all New England, New
York, Pennsylvania, Ohio and Indiana. It IL pos
sible that New Mexico and MesiEa will be embraced
in one Territorial organization by Congress at the
present session. containing 2s8 900 square miles-eX
ceeding all New England, New York, Pennsylvania,
Ohio, Indiana and Illinois. Washington exceeds 10
extent all New England and New York,
The above statistics were evidently prepared for
the last Congress- and are, Doubt strictly aecu-
rate As Minnesota was admitted into the Union at
the last session of Congress, the number Of square
miles appended to her name should be substracted
from the Territorial calculation and added on to that
of the States. Bat even this leaves the Territorial
area larger than the State area Verify, verify this
| il q great country
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-22

Is6a,-The City Council Of Chicago passed resolu.
sons multiplying The fugitive slave law, and releasing
\ the police from any observance Of IT.
1a4s Death of Alexander q NcNutt an eminent
mississippi lawyer,
Steamship Great Britain grounded and lost
ofl tilt coast III Ireland Same day, death OF Bats
stone III Philadelphia, aged 1Q3 patriot Of the
Revolution, who passed through most Of its great
babies without receiving wound
Death 81 Henry Richard yassali, Lord Hol.
land famous III 4 scholar without pedantry, and
sit without ilinatnte
lsg4--Death 81 Charles Van Ess, German eceie,
siasti6 whose translation Of the New Testament was
published under Ills naIne
1.-The last straegiets Of the French army left
Moscow, ana the russian troops and peaaantry re-
anfned n au8se
17sa George III became insane
Battle 81 Redbank, on the Delaware, IN
which tba Americans defeated and slaughtered the
Hessiara under Count Donop.
l775-Death 81 Peyton Randolph, distinguished
Virginia lawyer and patriot, aud first President OF
the American Congress.
l788 Battle b Baxari in Bengal, in which the
British defeated Nil Gassin killing o0l Of bis men
and taking l3a cannon.
l757 Una fFst diseoYeredin Ireland.
1f7555sss5f iie NaN Fork Assembly authorized lot
harg b raise f7 s25o toward erecting college.
Death af the celebrated EnglBl divine
Tianias II aAaston, author Of This Religion Of Ma
ture
l7f0-B Birth of Marie Ammo 10 Page dR Boecage,
caehfated French writer.
Tot me English Admiral eloudesy Shove
lad a aet wrecked off the coast of Sicily, and wa
iast with 200 mem
1855 Revocation Of tile Ediet Of Nantes by LOU
XIV ai act which enased tile Professionals Of Franc
10 enigrate 10 America and other parts Of til
world.
i358 Integnient Of Oliver gf811wel, an affair {
great poinp on the part of those who hated him,
which i writer of The time said II was the jo,
fullest funeral ever saw for there were none thu
cried bat dogs which tile soldiers hootea away wit
4 barharous noise drinking and taking tobacco in tt
streets I'll tlias went
l4a5 Death 0f John Il, Of Portugal who carrie
his Wal with tile Moors into Africa, and founde
poftueuase settlements ID Africa md India.
Is22 Death Of Hugh tie lllUminator at Cair
whilst ID his way from phbiin e The Holy Land
781-De8tl of Tile Duke Charles Martel,
f1aabtabla warrior, and for twenty-five years !
aetuat sovereign France. under the titles Of May
If Tie Palace ana Duke 81 the Franks, IT is 50
taatin one battle with tic salaeens, near Poiete
I'LL army slew All 900 men.
6i5Beath Of gpIambanns, az Irish missioHa
aid fefarmels II nlonastie lite.
q. Sd Beginning Of the civil wars Of /
Romans ID which Caesar and PamPey became
rAFaa aaai inst Raah other.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-22

TIM TeIgSuR oE The mobiles art and mystery
III t54g progresses like the comet and Ridens like
sFfasi;j Ill embraces knowledge ef the essence of
rpe Whether ths new branch hi study will neeessi.
tl3e establishment oil another adjunct professor
ship iii the university, we pre- ne1 aa8ise9 lle p99
iA{gj9fa rom the Fredericksburg Recorder touching
ffs The court gGaEeline4 lat Monday;
e6nrt the only case that attracted attention WAS
: 45Ttfsesliti9a against enc Rngh and accom-
#s,i;@a far aftemp1ibg 10 murder his brother (tha
sIfsf witness fof the prosecution with an axe The
was questioned hs 10 tle quantity and quality
III fh8 sIlisIY they Ind al imhlhed on tAe a9faag
fisa sfsilse 4g$s s5id to have been committed ms
s5sFi3ls ls6nhlstAIe brands of haaRhisk8 including
IN fz7fittat# fH4s rifle and .ssg=fafke1s were
egf3fafaed tt the Count and ta alpks long
eaaag 5lIRa s prisoners we're promptly alseaa9g
Richmond wing.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-22

CoNrFsT wITH 4 B0AN--TAe AblNsT0H M
STANDARD relates that several days since az Wafer
Davis o young man in the employ d Amos y Heed4
al East Arlington was endeavoriDg to drive savage
boar into pen, the fcrocions animal turned upon
him aud drove him into corner, near high board
fence. The boar leaped at him with the terocity o.
minutes but finally, by tremendous leap, the savage
animal came so near that the pole was useless. As
he made spring, Davis jumped over him. bgt n, n
doing So the boar drove his tu=k through thiGk KIP
6ooJ aud almost completely through his foot, throw.
Ing him back into the corner Before the beast could
pursue the advantage be had gained, Davis was up
Ina running for dear life The boar followed him y
Tie door of the yard striking once above he knee,
cutting a cash six inches long aud m inch aeapat
one end. The ferocious animal was subsequently 81
cured in bis pen
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-22

A comparative statement of the area Of the present
States, with that of the Territory destined to DC
erected into States, which We obtain from the Wash
ington Union Of the 10th, exhibits the interesting
fact that the area OF the latter in square miles eX
ceeds that of the former The superficial area OF the
Territories, organized and unorganzed, is set down
as follows s.,-..,,;,os
Square miles. Square miles
Kansas Terrory. 600 New Mexico Territory 2nE9
MinIlssoa =. 80. 1900 Nebraska 6 22SS'y9
oregon ..,-, 237 ,uNI yMe lila e." ,4S4H0
Washington a.. 49,. H3.gGG Indian I2tsUuo
Utah ,,,., lsI,uUO
Square miles, t"se
To these Dacotah is to be added, of the extent OF
which we have seen no estimate.
The superficial area of the present States Is as
| follows
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-22

4 BAD PLAea,-The editor Of Tie H9llF sE7ElRg8
Herald visited Memphis few days ago aas lsta Ais
pocket picked losing his porte monnaie aFs about
800. He comments upon the affair fa Eaiis
We have travelled over acOnsiderahIa portion q
the world-haVe wendell our way thrauaH aaaatfAes
infested with robbers bandits and g1efi fag 5
Travelled whole days with our hand to tbe gEnAeF of
our gun, expecting an attack from gueI1AaS#lt nave
slept whole nights with our bowe knisaa ollE
head and onr revolver in our arms eSReg14i14 III as
our scalp before morning aud we must eaus WIN
sorrow that Memphiss the first and oIla2 are taag
we were ever robbed ot-a dollar.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-22

Marriage resembles pair of shears, says Sidney
smith, 50 Joined that they cannot be separated, often
moving in opposite directions, yet always furnishing
any one who comes between them.
Venture not to the utmost bounds of even lawful
pleasures. The limits Of COED and evil join.
A man was walking Qnickly down the street the
other day, when he was suddenly struck by thought
aud knocked into the gutter
arE-
Music is the only talent which pleases Of itself; all
the others require witnesses,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-22

Perhaps men are the most initiative animals II all
The world 0fnatare. Only one ass spoke Ike nan.
but handreds Of thousands Of men are daily TALKING
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BaqooRArlo NoatSArrSe GosYEsri6ss IL NV

DENopRATIC NOMINATING G0NFENFI5Rs lA ~
YoRK.-lphe Herald Of the 18th says
The various Democratic Congressional District
Conventions assembled last evening for fhe purpose
Of nominating candidates for the approaching cleo
ton There was q contest in the Third District he
tween the friends Of General Walbrqse aud Daniel
II. SieIles, both Of whom were nominated. The
friends Of the Turner mustered in great force anu
rendered him thtilennaDimous noniuatlonand sup
port, while those Of the latter were in q very small
viii he found in another column. Hon aan gaell-
I.rane made d speech in the Sixth distfef Ii hefe he
was nominated The following are the EaIaes 81 1ne
candidates who are now before the p91s g5 5as 57a5
nloeratic ticket Thitd District Hsfan ssla Flaa9
and Daniel e. Sekles; Fourth Datrias ll8ll If aals
Edy; Fifth District, VIM, ,, Maela8 S5 Il iliset4eB
John Coehrane Seventh District jan Nl ord
In the Eighth District there Haa No ueJla1aliQa
made. The Convention adjourned li ID l5sSla9
ing.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-22

MARCO B01zARIs DAUGHTERS Helene Bozzaris,
for some years one Of the Maids Of Honor Of the
Qaean of Greece aud so conspicuous Ion her extra.
ordinary beauty as to become bi the mos attract
iye lions lit Athens, and "a cause just sensation
amongst the English tourists visiting the eity Of
Minerva il tile daughter Of the Sui9t hero She y
now married To a Frcnchman formerly member Of
HE gallant phlhellenes at present Colonel in the
Greek army and head Of the Military Academy Mt
tue Phaaal and las become the mother pf blooms
ing family
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-22
Texas Intelligence.

The yellow fever epidemic in Galveston shows no
sign of abatement. There were eight deaths from it
on the 18th The News of Tuesday last furnishes the
following statistics:
We have now received the full returns from the,
County Assessors for the present year and the Ioo-
ing up shows the total value OF taxable property n
the State to be $l92 36T 377, against $l65 5944oo
for 1851 and $lGl OBS EoT 1856 The total state
tax ad yalorem for this year is $26s8S3 O5 against
SOL 1925 81 for 1857. Had there been no reduGtion
in the rate of taxation the total taxes would nave
been $323,87 u that the State has lost by the
reduction $54,992 q.
The seguin Mercury estimates the cotton crop Of
Guadalupe county for the present year at 1000 bales
which at $40 per bale will bring 100000 The
pecan crop it is estimated will be worth between
thirty and forty thousand dollars In addition to this
there Will be thirty forty thousand bushels Of corn
for sale in Guadalupe.
The Richmond Reporter mentions an interesting
,attrode excursion which off in that neighbor-
hood few evenings since. The rail was movable
and the masheen" about fourteen man power.
There was but one passenger, however, and the mo-
tive power enjoyed itself immensely
The Galveston News publishes the following letter,
giving particulars Of the recent battle with the Ca
manches and Hickapoos
WACO. October is, 1858.
Eds Neips. have only this moment, had the
ner,isaf Of highly interesting letter from Ghus. E.
barnard Of the Brazos Agency, giving 4 brief &C.
count Of another brilliant victory gained oyer the
Wild Camanches and Kickapoos, confined. Mai.
Van DornFs Second Cavalry, and y 81 Ross with the
Reserve Indians, opposed The wild Tribes IN this
! combat
feht brings the intelligence, by express, to the
Agency and gives in substance about as follows OF
! tbe engagement Tile Second Cavalry under Van
! Dorm, and the Reserve Indians, under y s. Ross
Cant S. 2. Ross SOM came upon the Gamanehes
near Wichita yiage, about thilty.dye miles from
: Fort Arbuekle The allies charged the Camanches
2 il ravine the Reserve Indians fighting with then
accustomed bravery succeeded in cutting oil about
0 one hundred and sixty head Of animals which they
Q saved and the Second Cavalry driving the Canaan
=, ches before them i'll most desperate handto-hant
Y engagement In this charge Lieut., Van Camp wa
E kiiled Instantly Mi. Van Dorm was badly wounded
&c aud 80 was Junior Capt. L. y Ross, OF the Reserve
n Corps and about twelve o. thirteen Of the seeont
10 Cavalry wounded Our loss ~ severe, but ample sal
" istactidu is had in the killed Of the enemy som
s. fortyour sealps were taken that theg got Sewers
d (aIHauChe prisoners were taken and Tie one ansse
10 ana sixty head Of Cananche horses secured. t3a
: wounded have teen taken into Fort Arhuckie 81
! medical rid. It il supposed that Van poTns eSlss9
u, tion will now disband and return 70 their quarters Z
10 tie commander is i0fs3u e0n6ut. As@a
H. S. Ishauld have stated that three solaiss sg
or killed in the charge.
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Total population. 49,. >. $3.50
Advocate.
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Gentlensen's List

Young George c mrs
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HoNoRs Nor EAsy.-Whea shonors are easy in
whist it Is a fair setof, hut the new prima donna
was not satisfied with an arrangement of that char
aeter during recent operate performance in the
Academy Of Music. New York. The Express says:
During the matinee Mrs, CASTER was called out
the curtain to appropriate share Of the applause,
which The prima donna Thought was all her own, in.
ditatng to him rathgr plainly to retire, Wheteapnn
sbrgia s9t angry refused 70 sing any more aud the
1t is pity such petty jealaasies should degrade a
profession half divine.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-12-30
Legal Nottcc.-.Forcciosure.

10 jos. Al w hhbh
NoU are hereby notified that there ia now on file
i in the office OF the Clerk Of the District Court
Of Lee County, Iowa, a. keokuk, the petition of
W. Emmons claiming Of you the sum Of three hum
bred and twenty Ave dollars, with interest the
same from May 18th, 1856, as money justly due
him from you on two promissory notes Of date May
l2th. 1855, for the sum OF one hundred and sixty
two 50-l00 dollars each, payable to order of w.
Emmons in twelve and eighteen months from date
respectively Said petition also claims OF you the
foreclosure Of mortgage executed by you to said
W. EmmonB, TO said notes, on lot No. one h
in block No. one hundred and forty-three GAS }
in the city Of keokuk, Lee county, Iowa. Now
un! less You appear and answer thereto or before
the second day Of the next term of said court, to
be begun and holden in Keokuk on the first Mon.
day Of February, a. d. 1859, judgment will be
rendered against you thereon and said mortgage
forccosed according to the prayer Of plaintiffs PEE
tiiion. McCRAKi d BRUCE,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
The plaintiff in the foregoing action having OBJ
tanned an order Of publication as to defendant,
Joseph Auwerda, from the District Court Of Lee
County, Iowa. at COX ak therefore let publicn
be made in the DAILY Gate City, newspaper
published in said county, once week for four con-
secutiye weeks. ERIE J. LEECI,
Nov. 20, lS5s-d4w Clerk D. G..
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u. W. kILBUUKNE, I
Kcoknk, Nov. 80, ls6s-d&w
TrunteGsn ia lie


WHEREAS, by certain Deed Of Trust, dated
w January 26, 1852, aud recorded in the Re
corder's Office of Lee county, Iowa, In Deed Book
No. Is, page 1855, Michael Fry conveyed to David
W kilbourne, Trustee, the following real estate,
to-wit: The northwest quarter Of the southeast
quarter Of section thirty 1907, township six,y-six
(66|, north range five 5) west containing forty (40)
acres or less, In Lee county, Iowa, said Deei
Of Trust being for the purpose Of securing the pay
ment Of the purchase money ON said property for
the sum Of two huudrcd dollars Is 200), TO Samuel
Marsh, Vim. Il. Lee and Edward G. Deayan ,or
the assigns, payable rs follows.
Thirty Dollars, Dec. 25th, 1869;
Twenty Five Dollars, April lst, 1858;
Sevsnty-Thrce Dollars, January 10th, 1854;
Scsepty-Two Dollars, January 26ih, 1855;
And bearing interest at the rate Of six per ent per
annum sill due and ten per cent per annum af ter
due, pay able annually. And whereas all the above
payments are due and remain unpaid, though pay
men has been demanded where fore the holder Of
said mortgage has directed said Trustee to sell the
said property under the clause Of sale contained in
said Deed OF Trust, reference being had to tho
sam . for particulars.
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given, that on
the 3tst day Of peceu Der, 1885, the door Of the
ofics Of the Clerk Of the District Court Of Lee
County, at keokuk, between the hours of o'clock
a, m and o'clock p. Of said day, ! shall pro-
cced 70 sell said real estate to the highest bidder
fer cash, in pursuance Of said Deed Of Trust
u. W. KILB0ukNE,
Nov. ~, 1858. Wild Trustee.
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n WHITAKER, you are hereby notified that
~. there 10 now hlc In the oAbce Of the Clerk OF
the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, at keokuk
petition Of W. II Rollsxsoa, claiming Of You two
hundred sixteen 60 100 dollars on your promissory
note, and praying writ Of attach ment, and unless
,nu appear and answer thereto on or before the
second day Of next february, 1850. term, TO be ho-
den Ut KeQkuk first Monday Of said month, judg-
n'a' y as' EAs XII % a III ksssrER
Dec. a, 1a5S--daw Plaintiffs Att,ys.
fItO W. O.. WALLS, q. A, Mason and - aray Is:
You sre hereby notified that thsre is now on
Ale in the 6ce Of the Clerk Of the Dstrict Court Of
Lee County, Iowa, At keokuk, petition Of I. A.
Harrow, claiming Of You the sum Of two hundred
and eghty-three and 10 100 dollars, ~ money due
account, and also asking an attachment, and un-
less you appear and aSswsr said petition on or be-
fore the Tuesday after the hrst Monday In 1serus-
~, 1889, Judgment BY Default will be hAd Againrt
you. RANKIN, MILLER 4 ENSTKR,
Dec. ~, 1sb8--d&w plaintITs Ats'ys.
TNo. b. PRICE. You are hereby notified that
there IL now on Gis In the oaios Df ths Clerk Of
the Distris. Court Of Lee County Iowa, At Kcokuk,
petition Of Jewett, Oates johnson claiming OF
you one hundred and fifteen dollsrs for : bill ef
50 ds. and praying writ Of sttarhmsnt sesinst
you, and Less you appear and answer thereto
or before tho second day Of next February tlsbs)
term Of said Court, to be holden At Keokuk on the
hrst Monday OF said month, judgment by default
RANKIN. MILLER ENsTER,
Dec n, 186SdAw Plaintiffs Att'ys.
VI. CONN and A. j r. Provost: You are hereby
". notified that there 10 now on hie In the otice
OF the cisfk Of the District Court Vt Les County,
Iowa, 81 INK, petition Of JenHiugs b Amber
son, clAfu Of you seven hundred dollars for
w.rk done on your premises, and praying for
special lien against the premises mentioned In said
petition, and Tor special execution against and
sale Of the came to ss,sfy said claim, and unless
you appear and Answer thereto on OF before the I'd
day II next February lsS9) term Of said court, to
be holden II keokuk the frst Monday Of said
month, judgment by default will be had against
you thereon
RANKIN, MILLER 4 ENsTER,
Dec. II, ls58-dkw Plaintiff, Att'ys,
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To r. @. Hicks and Sarah A. Hicks:
NOU and each Of you hereby notified tn
L there IL now on die In the office OF the Clerk 81
the District Court Of Lee Comfy Iowa at Keo kuk,
. petition Of Alexander Lowrie claiming Of said
r. G. Hicks the sum Of eleven hundred dollars,
with interest on the same Mt the rate Of ten per
cent. per annum from April ID, 1857, - money
justly due him from said Hicks ON two promissory
notes for the SUN of FIVE hundred and Fifty dollars
each, dated April I'd 1857 payable to the order Of
said Alexander Lowrie in and two years from
date respectively, with interest at the rate OF ten
per cent. per annum. Also claiming Of yen tsaid
X. G. Hicks and Sarah A.. Hieks) the foreclosure Of
a mortgage executed by you to said Lowrie and one
Geo. NJ. Barber to secure said notes, with others,
on lots Nos. seven and eight n and s. In block No
hundred and nine ty three 1873 in the City Of
keokuk Lee county, Iowa, And notice of said
suit having been returned TO the last September
| term Of saii court as to you mot found and or
der of publication had. Now unless you appear
and answer thereto on before the second day
Of the next term Of said court, 10 be began and
holden or the fret Monday of February next 1852,
judgment will be rendered against you by default
and said mortgage foreelosed KS prayed for in the
PLAINTIFF petition. -
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
The plaintiff In the foregoing action having OBJ
taned order Of publication as to def ndants, H..
c. Hicks and Sarah A. Hicks, from the District
Court of Lee County. Iowa. at keokuk, therefore
lot publication be made in the "Daily Gate City,"
a news paper pu blishe in said county, once week
for four consecutive weeks.
ERiE j. LEIGH,
Nov. 20, 1853 d4w Clerk ID. c.
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NTUEREAS, Thomas J Luce by hts Deed, da ted
w the l4th day Of May, 1852, and recorded in
Decd Book No. H. pages 63s and $50. in the Re-
corders Office of Lee County, Iowa, conveyed 10
the undersigned, trustee. the following described
real estate, TO wit Lots No. one ~, two (2l, and
three l3), in block No. eighty eight 1851, in keo-
kak, Lee county, Iowa, which said conveyance was
IN AIDE in trust to secure the purchase money on
said property for the of three hundred and
seventy FIVE dollars 1878, to Samuel Marsh, VIM
4. Lee and +. &. Dslasan, payable follows :
One hundred and twenty-five dollars, May IA, 1853;
One hundrej and twenty five dollars, May IA 1854;
One hundred and twenty-five dollars, May IL, 1883;
all of which payments bear interest At the rate OF
81 per cent per annnm till due and ten per cent.
after due till paid, payable annually and whereas
default has been made in all Of said psymi .nts to-
gether with tho interest thereon now therefore In
accordance With tie terms OF said Deed, notice IL
hereby given that the underlined Trustee, at the
request of the owner Of said Deed Of Trust and in
pursuance of the provisions OF said Deed of Trust
will on the Sist dag Of December, 1883, between
the hours IT 10 o'clock u. III and O'Clock ~ M, at
the door Of the Office Of the Chrk If the District
Court IT Lee county, Iowa, at keokuk proceed to
sell the above described property at public vendue
to the highest bidder Tor cash, to pay said sum of
money and the interest thereon, and the costs and
expenses Of this trust.
b. W. MELBOURNE, Trustee.
Dee, |, lS5S~wst