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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-02-25
Eslray NOtice.

sNNAKEN up by Mahlon White, living In Ccmpesins
u Township, Wapelio county, Iowa, on the 20 dsy
Of November 1885, steer, tive years old Last spring.
red sides line back, white face white belly and legs
part ofthe tail white swallow in the rf ear, half
crop la the right, rather stag horns Posted before
Wilson Sylvester Esq., and appraised BY r. Hxgy, and
). P,rpell at tl6.5o. DAVID CAMPBkLI., =
+ H36-3m Deputy
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Estray Notice.

NNAKES up by Thoa. @. Fuller. living IN Compstins
~ Township Wapelio county, Iowa, on the Esd day
Of December 1881, one roam steer, years old Lass
Spring, with crop OF the len ear and a slit in the
same, and undebit In the right. and the lef horn
broken OF Posted before Wilson Sylvester Esq. ana
appraised by Samuel q. Fuller and John Kue. to V
worth $500 DAVID CAMPBELL,
NAG 8m DEPUTY
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Estray Notice.

FUNAKEN up by b. D.. Phelps, living in Competine
IL Township, wapelo county, Iowa, on the 10Th day
Of November, 1885, two Heifers, one, year old last
spring. brndlc, with white spots white star In fore
other,2 years old last spring, fall brindle, With
white spots white star In the forehead, white
the belley and tail, smooth crop OF each right
horn broke down when taken ap, has since come or
Posted before Wilson sylvester ESQ.,, and appraised
by wm.J Williams and John Phelps at $500
n46-3m DAVID CAMPBELL Deputy
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I
The Pacific Hotel was burned at o'clock
this morning.
The Independence correspondent OF the Re-
publican, under date Of Feb. Is, says the Salt
Lake mail arrived last night.
Conductor Denver reports snow from to 6
feet deep on the mountains. Weather intense.
|ly cold. He left Camp Scott Jan. 1. The
troops were in good spirits, earnestly wishing for
good weather and reinforcements to make q
descent on Salt Lake City. From Mormon
prisoners and struggling Ut,h Indians Johnson
is we'll advised a. to the movements Of the
Saints Active preparations continue for re-
sistancs Of the troops in the spring. Their
municipal regnlationg are very stringent-
Suspicion fastens every body the least in
cliIed to favor the action Of the U. S. Govern
ment. an a
Gov. Cumming is performing the duties Of
his Office a. far az he Is able. li,
The outward bound mails were making good
progress. ~
Many Indians were met with-all friendly.
The burning Of the Pacific Hotel proves to
have been much more terrible calamity than
was reported this A. M. There was about
hundred persons in the house, between forty
and fifty Of whom are missing.
The FIRE caught In a drug store under the hotel,
and the fumes spread so rapidly that before
the inmates could be reused the stair ways
were envelnped in flames, and oil egres. cut off
except by the windows. Many leaped from
the 81 story and were horribly mangied or in.
stantlv killed, and many more were unable
even to reach the windows and were burned in
their rooms. Several more bodies nre suppo-
sed to be IN tae ruins, and hundreds Of excited
men are energeticaliy engaged in removing the
rubbish. The wounded were promptly taken
charge Of by friends, or sent to the hospital
where their injuries are Immediately attended
to. Several of the wounded cannot possibly
recover.
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Es.ray Notice.

VNAKES up by John Lamb. living In CompetIns
- Township, Wapeilo county. lows on the Hi day
Of December, 1884, two 6lleys, supposed 10 be
year old next spring. bright bay. Also year
old next spring. deep bay with small spot In the for
head white hairs the eft hind foot Posted before
Wilson sylvester Esq, and appraised by Chsriea u.
Lewis and Joseph Lamb TO be worth 5000. 49,
n46-Sn DAVID CAMPBELL. uennfY
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CANDIDATES FOR 1S60.--Bennett, OF the
New York Herald has the following relative
to the Presidential election Of 1850 -
The Democrats seem to be principally en-
gagged in organizing, in filling up Their regi-
mems, Topping of the sick and wounded.
They have Just got rid OF thre. Presidential
Wise, Douglas ami Walker--who
have gone into the hospital, wounded and
bleeding from Kansas. This leaves fresh
field for new recruits for 1850.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. %

WAsHINoroN, Feb. %
Up to noon, to day, asfar as knovnno meet
ing has been arranged between Messrs. Cal
houn ana; Clay.
A fsticnf alteration occurred We .ter day
morning in barber shop, underneath Will
lard's Hotel, between LIEUT.. Bell, Of the ca
vairy. and Lieut.. Williams, of the dragons,
which may result in duel, challenge hsv-
ing passed between them.
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a. On Sunday evening last, . IRE mystesi-
ously broke out in our Post Office, and all the
mail going east was moro or less Injured, and
some two hundred letters, almost, and some
entirely destroyed. Oar Postmaster collected
up the scraps, aud forwarded such Of them AZ
he was able to discover the address. The
valusbles found were four dollar bill and 4
land warrant for 100 acres. lWard's Own,
Bloomfield.
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Arrival Of the Baltic.
New York, Feb. 10


The steamship Baltic, from Liverpool Sd
inst, p. m arrived last night.
The Baltic experienced constant westerly
gales with very cold weather.
GREAT BRIrArN.-The steamship Levia
than was successfully Aoated in the Thame.
on Sunday, 3lst Of Jan. The final floating Of
the great ship was effected with perfect ease.
The Leyia.han was towed BY 4 powerful tcg
boats to her mooring opposite Deptsfori,
where she will remain until her external ar
raHgements are complete.
The Atlantic Telegraph Co. publishes re-
port to the shareholders. II is proposed to
raise certain amount Of new capital by an
issue Of twenty pound shares with which to
meet the charges Of TOO miles Of additional
cable, now in course Of construction and to
provide for contingencies. Great confidence
Is expressed in the success OF the attempt to
lay the cable next summer. Cyrus VI. FIELD
is appointed general manager.
The prince and princess Frederick William
Of Prussia, quilted England on the Ind. They
proceeded from LONDON by railroad to Grave
send, where they embarked In the royal yacht.
In the city Of London and along the route
here was perfect ovation. +.
A frightful colliery explosion occurred in .
pit near Ashton in which were 100 men. Sew
ersl were killed.
TRANcE.-The Americans in France ha d
held meeting numerously attended, and pass
ed resolutions congratulating the Emperor up
on his escape, and denouncins the ATTEMPTED
assassination.
Gen. Changarnier has no present intention
Of returning to France.
A decree appoints the Empress Regent in
event Of the Emperor's death before thu
Princes majority.
A new Repressive law had been read in the
Chambers empowering the executive to re-
move from Paris or imprison al persons at.
tempting to disturb public tranquility.
1t Is said that other Scvereigns, including
the Pope and King Of Sardinia aad Naples
were to have been asssssinated at tho same
time a. Napoleon.
IxDIA.-The Bombay mail adds nothing Of
Importance to news BY Niagara.
The Daily News, however, says that intel
ligence from the Punjaub is unfavorahle. tn,
Sikhs were not safe, and the Afghana threat
en- on the north.
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hooks Received.

GopEr's LADy's BOOK for March 10 very
interssting number Of this msot excellent
ha9azias. We don't zee how any Of our
Isdiss can do without it. The reading matter
= shstss, The sngravings superb and the fash
- Yoaass, patterns, &C., invaluable. Pub
u1hsd By Z. A. Cooley, Philadelphia, At $500
~ sapyS ; Peoples, IS; 3 for Sc.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-02-25

From the Capitol we learn that in the SEN
ate Resolution was adopted 10 adjourn on the
10th Of March. House still to act. The Ex-
eeutivs Committee Of the Des Moines I'm
provement Co., and Committee OF the Leg
islaturs consisting Of Messrs. Manning, Lough-
ridge, Jenkins, Carpenter, and Belknap, ara
consulting in view Of settling difficulties with
that CO. They were getting along we'll. Di-
version to the railrosd anticipated.
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Our neighbor wss exercised last week on
the subject Of State expenditures, particularly
the cost Of the present legislature, into which
he enters with such minuteness as to suggest
q eommerable solicitude on his part for the
manner in which the peoples money il dis
posed Of. We hope 1t will have good ef-
feet upon the General Assembly and induce
them to economist these hard times when
money 10 20 scarce.
We cannot discover, however, from the arti-
Gle alluded to, that the legislature are mourning
any more expense than Is usual, lawful and
necessary. n they are we certainly think
II wrong, and on being satisfied Of the fact
will join in condemning it. 1t is to be expect
cd that session of the Legislature will cost
several thousand dollars, consisting Of per diem
Of members, pay Of officers. attendants, fuel,
&c. There 10 nothing unusual, strange or ex-
travagant that we can see about the Legisla-
ture receiving the per diem allowed in the
Consultation, and their necessary Incidental
expenses, and the Statesman Is very hard run
fof . little political capital to parade such
calculation before its readers. We are will
ling For one that the Legislature should be
paid the reasonable amount prescribed by law
for their services, that they should employ
somebody 10 make their fires, sweep their
halls, &C., and IL it costs $40, 900 session, it
can't bs helped.
II should be borne in mind in this connec-
: b
ton that the present Legislature has an unusu-
81 amount Of business to attend to, OF the most
important and responible character. In addi-
ton to the duties which ordinarily occupy a
session, II Is well knows that they are chraged
with the special trust Of conforming all the
laws to . new Constitution framing new
School system; providing for banking; look
ing after numerous Institutions the founda-
lions Of which are being laid fixing up the
Des Moiues Improvement, besides chasing mp
Debating democratic Superintendent Of In
straction, making provision FOR collecting Of
Of the Gsoeral Government certain amounts Of
money and real estate which previous Demo
cratic administrations neglected. elseting U.
8. Senator, to say nothing about the time con-
sumed upon applications to impeach arascally
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TINE Iowa FAHAsa has bees transferred
- IT. Hsssant 70 Dss Monies, the form
sAaagsd = . quartz, and made weekly
N ~. Mill, 4 CO., are publishers. Gen.
d Nalsea eontinaes TO dsvots himself to the cd
iserial department. TERMS ST. ten copies
$500.
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TnE WEsrnrxsrsR REvrsw, No. 1875 is
Ssesived from Messrs. Leonard Scott l. Co.,
IL pseetshsss Of rs-psints Of the British peri
G1ieabs New York. Tie price Of tbi. Is So,
sesths 5 Reviews Published BY them with
Dlnekwssd, . MonshlJ, 90.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-02-25

Tue present number completes the Ninth
Volume Of the couRIER. The first number of
the paper was issued August 9Th, ls4S, from
which Il appears that something over six
months time has been lost during the period.
Of which one Is chargeable to us. We have
published the paper two years and nine
weeks.
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Eatray Notice.

YVAKES up by Henry G. Jennings, living In Com
IL petine Township, wapello county, Iowa, on the
Gath day Of December is7, red supposed 70
be year old past marked crop the le ear, and
crop and sIit In right little white the bsiisy
short tail. and crippled In the shoulder. 1900
n458m
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) 0We ~ ~ The Buriiagtsn papers, nat
The Ferry Boat il making it's regular trips.
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.s'tS q Now YoRk, Feb.r22.
The Havana correspondent Of the Times,
says thatt the difficulties bstsssn Spain and
Mexico have bean peacsably adjusted. The
Spanish feet 10 under orders Tor homo.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-02-25
FLOW MAKKNG
u LACKS MITHING,
At TaD
w 1870 ~ Sc n Muxxnu l8All - =.
slower Mill

TIME subscriber respectfully nforms his friends and
u the public genefally, that he manufactures eli
kinds Of ploss, and prepared 70 supply the Farmers
Of wapeo Co. With an article unsuSpassedin material
and workmanship. -
piacksmithing In oil its various branches, horse.
shooting, x-shoslag, Ard tobbing Of all kinds.
q Remeuber, the place.. the Lover etsan MIN.
ottunwa. Feb, nth, is6s-nSo.y
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( DR.. WIN. HALLS 49,
BALSAM for thesLUNGS

FOR The CURE or ,.ssi
Consumption, Decline Asthms Bronchitis wsssing u
Cough, Diiseai:; s q B1ss.shin s tossS:,
Side, and al Disesses Of the
Lungs. isunsQualed. -
1T CONTAINS NO OPIUM. cALoMEI, on
M I'm r II A Il POISO N.
AND Is SAYS roa TIE MOST DRLIcAfa csslDs
DIR. HALLS BALSAM, j
Strikes At the root Of the disease a once and ssck =
it, speedy effect, that any one using Il freely
ACCORDING TO OBJECTIONS
for twenty or fortyeshs hous and not enssrssy
satisfied with it, merits may returu IL and
REGETVK BACK THEIR A0NTYii
n HAS sypscrsD cuaEs ~ ~ ,i'gi
In cases. where the most skilfl physiciane
and have exercised their skill In vain Gases whlek
they pronounced incurable and SURRENDERED hope
is.. beyond doubt. leaving their patient, .isaSsss
cured by . 49, q A.sss5.u
Dr. HALLS Dalaam,
and the ''victims Of Consumption are BOW vieososs
and strong ~ the most robust among NJ And these
eases - are no: Isolated they pre- e:
most unrivaled remedy has been tested. 4s4as x Il,
Be slow then to believe the oftrcpeated story sbeus
the lungs being gone rather let such spprehsa-
sion induce you TO give up. Act upon the principls.
that sosie there Il is there e hope You can meter
be 50 low that You may not ust, humanity epeAklnGv
In HALLS BALSAM More than one, nay hundreds,
ha. II brought almost from death to life, when al che
had failed. re1
Give, then, this powerful bu. harmless remedy .
trial.
A beloved Daughter saved! by
the use OF Two Bottles OF DR..
HAIRS Balsanl.
Camden, HiIlsdale Co., Mich, March 2, 1855.
Messrs. o. X. BAkKR 4 Co.
Gents:-My daughter was confined to her bed all
last winter with Diseased Lungs Our physician hav-
Ing given her up, was induced to try your valuable
remedy. / vt once procured . bottle Of DIR. WI.
HALLS BALSAM, AND COMMENCED USING 1T
ACCORDING TO DlRECTIONS, and am happy 20
state that with the Of the rst bottle she wAs 90
much relieved 10 be able to dress herself and By the
use OF the second bottle she ENTIRELY restored
TO Health.
would most heartily recommend an persons NO are
suffering from Diseased Lungs any disease arising
from COLDS to use II at The above remedy does
not fail IN any instance to do all b recommended
SAMUEL LsAMAn.
DOLLEs. SMITH CO., Preprietors, II eouth Wa.
ter street. Chicago, whom all orders should be 81.
dressed. ft ~ q tfs
PRIcs-$f 90 per bottle sx bottles for Is o. fer
sale by J. L. Taylor, VIM. r Elmendorf, G. Lawrence,
Ottumwa, Collins knight Abba, }. @. Dunlap Co.
Eddyvtle, W. Baker, lowavie, and druggists every.
where. a L. so $50 nifty
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From Kansas
LAwRENcE, x, T., Feb, H. 50.

Both branches OF this body are bnsily en-
gagged in finishing up their business prior 10
adjournment on Friday next. This morning
a memorial was introduced, signed by 200
Pro- slavery men, asking this Legislature to
examine the report Of Gen. Strickland, and
forward to Congress the claim Of the par
ties who under an act OF the last bogus Leg
islature audited their claims for damages
caused by the troubles.
The memorial was rather insulting in It's
tsne, speaking Of rebellion and outrage, and
indirectly abiding to the Free State men as
the cause OF it. Mr.. Bassett moved that the
thing be laid on the table. After some dis
cussion the motion prevailed.
The bill which was passed 50 enthusiast
tically on Monday last by the House, making
It felony, punishable with death, to attempt
to put tie Lccom7ton Government into motion
was killed by the Council and a set Of milk
and water resolutions Introduced in THEFT
place.
However, the people well take care Of all
parties who attempt to put this Lecompton
government in operation. ga short strife and
q bloody one" will be the doom Of all who
should attempt to put his swindls into motion.
The President Message Is looked upon here
% declaration Of war. The Military Boar
i. now in session, and the thorough orgsnizs-
ton OF the militia will be secured ~ speedili
As possible. XIII.
y RicHMoND, Va, Feb. %.
a n a.
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FEA. II, 1853.
The House this morning had . lively time,
on the presentation Of the Protest Of Lincoln
CLARK, Of DubuSre, snd others, against tho
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RNT. H. G., poem viii appear in next.
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Stockholders Meeting.
HVHE Annual meeting Of the Stockhclders Of the
- Burlington and Missouri River Railroad Company
on Wednesday the 8lst day Of March, 1885, ct ocock
p m, ~ which time nine directors Yin be elected for
the ensuing year.
Burlington, yeb. II, D0.
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The Senate went into committee Of the who'll
on the State Bank bill yesterday afternoon
and continued the considerations OF II this At
ternoon, making It the spacisi order OF eael
day, in the afternoon, till it i finished.
The House have spent much of the day Il
committee Of the whole on bill 10 establish
= Commissioners court Of three, distinct iron
the County Judge, to hold Office for thre'
years, have charge Of county buildings, coun
ty revenue, ths poor, and county objects gen
orally. Il. E*a ID. ss7. gss,sa s
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New aubertfsemiuts.
'~>~~>~>.>~>~~- - >~>>>~~~>~>~>~>~>>>~>~>
OTTUMWA ACADEMY,
1VVHE end Session OF Ottumwa Academy--opened
day, Mach ioh 1881, and win AFFORD facilities for il.
struction In the
Latin 4 Greek Languages.
higher branches Of Mathematics and Natural Science
TExr BooKs.-Buliion's La,in and Greek grammer
rinneos English grammar, Rays Arishmasic and Rays
Tsa.s o. rurr,os vary from u 70 - per quarter,
according 70 branches studied.
Rcsm: in the second story Of the Old coars House.
Feb Is, 5S-n523m N. A. ROBB. Principal.
Bridgeport Insurance 90.
BRIDGEPORT, CONN.
cAPIrAL............. $500 900.
THOMAS r. coURrENAY JOSEPH RICHARDSON,
HENRY W. CHATPIELD, Russell TOMLINsON.
s sATIEI HIGH oRlrsr M SSah
r. HoUGH, Secretary.
This Company hes complied with the Iowa Insu.
| rance Law.
Risks taken and Losses paid By
Q. 9. cLoUrMAN,
Agent In ottumva.
CHEAP LOTS
For Sale mostly ON long Time,
ENQUIRE AT
THE COURIER OFFICE,
| Fl I-s ss. OR OF
:. w. NORRIS.
ca These lots are for sale at a
bargain. Call soon.
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WASHINCT0Ns Feb. II.
The anti Lecompton Democrats In Congress
have abandoned the design Of Publishing an
address to the people.
Fro. 100 to 100 persons sailed in the extra
boat for Richmond.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-11

VLTHEREAS on the Attn day OF March, A d, 1857,
w Henry Brandt and Margaret Brandt, his wife,
ex 4cuted unto Austin C0rbin Trustee, certain
decd OF Trust conyeyrg TO said Trustee the land Ia
Clinton county IoNa. descrb 4 a. folio W, To Wit
The northeast quarter OF the 9th-.aat quarter Of
= cion mint er one a. in township number eighty
two 81 north ~ rang four east OF the 9th N ,
which Aid convey nee made by the said Henry
and Margsrit Branst for he purpose % securing
the payment ~ 1--WE certain proni ,-ofy notes and thu
int, rest thereon signed by sail IL nry Brandt,
OF which wAs dated the 4th Gay ~ March, u 1851,
and payable one year after date at the Bank. ng
House q Aachloj s. CJrbn to the order Of Isabella
Wallace.
And now said note having become due and pay
able, and the said Henry Brandt hsvioE failed
t. pay the same. /, Austin CoTbn, Trustee as
aforesaid 10 terehy give II, public notice, that by
OF Trusi, l VIII. saturday the 18th day Of
May, A ID, 1858. ri the hour OF O'Clock In the a..
tsrnoon Of said dav, at the Court House door the
city OF ra export. County o. Scout and state ofows,
exp aud frr f@r sale at public aucti TO the high
est bidder for cash, tn premises above described,
so UGH thereof shall be sufficient TO satisfy and
pay the amount due said note with interest there
10 the day of sale t"s her with the costs and
rense3 attending said sale, o! this notice and
Trustee's fees. Upon the compile ion OF said eae q
dcc will BE- given in accordance with the st!puations
OF said deef OF Trust conveying full and perfect III
tie 10 the tract Of land sold 70 tie purchaser.
Dated the 18th dry OF Aprll, A D 1-Je.
AUSTIN CoRBIN
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aa~-- as-ss44al.-a.-4aI
LEGAL.


vYyHEgEAS on the goth day OF Apyi! A. ID. 1857
F" OFFEND, l. BErdek and DerothA Burdick his
wife exsutef unto Frank Piummer, Is rrus.ee, .
rtain dss- OF Trust conveying 10 said Trustee the
land In Scott county Iowa, descTibc1 ~ follows to-
Wit botuz plrt the south vest quarter OF section
thirteen 81 towns p seventy eght ts) range three
90 cast, as follows. to-gt u Rinnihs ala sto- In
road IN the center ~ the section ~ point hF
" hahn. due from The rth wet soroer OF TO.
son h west quarter Of SAID 'ctlon, thence due south
ity mine ami 2-60 chains /, stone, thence dur
west 81 h the north iinc u Sadivri- n Mus man =
tract fix nud - 10 u and i5ipDl chans 20 stone
thence due north to one six sni 3S-ioo chas
the p-iBt OF eonmeno.m Mt tbs nee Que e. y
u the Ilaae II b ginning containing eighteen ana
Si-l0 acres Us and SI-loD,-wh.h said eonyey aiie'
made By the sali Orlando l. and norothA burdi'k
tie purpose occurring the psymut 81 certain
prc Story note and the interest thereon signed ~
the said Orlando !. Burdick dated tie Both das o!
July ISL AMI one pEy sb'e a. fell Ms One Tor
tvo hundred seventy two nd j0l0o ,olIArs ptyshie
the }Dh day ~ october 1857 with interest at the
rate Of ten yer cent pr Annum after maturity.
And no~ said promissory not~ having become due
| and payable and the tald Orlando Burdiek having
fal-i to pay The same, J. Frank Primer, Trustee
aforesaid, do hereby give this pubic notice that
by virtue Of ths power which Is In vested by said
| deed OF Trust, / will on the 10Th day OF MAY
SAID day at the Court House door in the city u
venport expose ard Offer for sale, at public auc-
ton the parcels Of isnd above described mus l.
thereof shall he sufficient to satisfy and pay the
amount d said nole with the interest thereon to tht
day OF sale together with the expenses attending aid
sale, costs OF this notice and Trustees fees
UrSn the Completion II such sale deed will b,
given In accordance with the stipulation OF said Dee
OF Trust eying fu and per feet ttis to the tae
| II .and sold t. the purchaser.
| Dated the 18th day OF April, n, ISIS.
PRANK PLUMHR,
| ap,gsdts TRUSTEE