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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-08

Here is bona .fle advertisement from <,
York paper -
WANTED Immediately, at Bacocks Ne. G..
den, No. 706 Broadway, a native OF Ger.
whose weight shall be, at least, 400 pouui
met to take entire charge of the aI.,s
Bier department, and who can produce .ss
Wits that he can hold loi gallons wthoa. las
ication. Apply on the premises 10 ST
Adams.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-08

SuIcrDE.-We learn that man named y,
liam Jones, who resided about four NH u
of this town, committed suicide : aE-
himself in his barn last SUNDAY " nag
was about 30 years of age. hlofiilns.
respected by his neighbc- - n rar'ler, anu 14.
are said to be the -. Doi,sesIc .f042'a
Co.. Rep. -oiahes Nf''1'-
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~ The Fremont Herald is . new paper,
the second number Of which is before US. II
y psslshsd at Sydney, Fremont County, Iowa
10 neutral in politics, and creditable in appear
snce. We place it upon our Daily exchange
lfat
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-08

NARRrAoE or TEE DAU0HrERs OF TWO KAN
sAs Ex-GovERxoRs.-The daughter Of Ex.Gov.
Resder was married at Easton, Pa, on the 2tth
instant, and daughter of Robert J. Walker, a
Warrington, on Wednesday last.
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a. We learn from the Monmouth Atlas that
two persons have been drowned in attempting
to cross Cedar Creek, near that place. Their
names we're Crofts and Brown.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-08

II The Buffalo Advertiser hears of Gu.
rious case, in one Of the churches Of that city,
where q parishoner, threatening to withdraw
from the society, pleads as an excuse that the
Young ladies are not sociable.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-08

kT During the process of digging for
sewer on Main Street, yesterday, the sides fell
in and one man was buried. He was soon Ia
ken out, without sustaining any material dam
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-08

Inc st. Louis Democrat mentions that an uu.
usual number Of dead bodies have lately aoated
down the river, and accounts for the fact from
the late disasters and freshets lThat he persons
are not murdered 10 evident from the fact that
money v usually Sound upon the bodisa M -..l
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-08

~ The New York Ledger states that at the
funeral Of relative, N. p. Willis and his sister
Fanny Fern, recently met and recognized eact
other for the FIRST time in seven years.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-08

ssDucrIox.-In the late Court Of Common
Pleas for Crawford county, Ohio, the case Of
Sanford VI. Henry D. Z. johnson, for seduction
ofplaintif's dAughtea, resmlted in verdict OF
"a. 400 for plaintiff,
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been 10y vias, nor ~ ~ course : long one.
Scattered farm. houses about the village In va.
rious directions still stand, and though the wind
vas high, wese uninjured, but Of the village
proper only three small cabins or shansies
which we're . the southwark OF the line OF
desolating destruction, were spared, and they
alone remain Of the Inflated village Of Ellison.
Knowing shat the people Of Ellison had ioss
everything that they possessed, even TO their
wearing apparel, except what they had On, the
citizens Of Monmouth, with praisewortfy be-
nevolence, on Tuesday morning started several
teams laden with provisions, bedding, clothing
and other necessaries, to their relief The
movement wasa spontaneous one, suggested oy
the pressing exigency Of the case, no formal
consultation having been held or committee ap
pointed. tss
The fortitude exhibited by the sufferers is de-
scribed as most remarkable. No gsoans or COM
plainte we're heard, even from those whom death
vas staring in the face, and although forty or
fifty broken limbs required to be set in the
course Of Monday, all bore the trial with singu-
lar patience, and. without giving expression 70
the pain they must have felt.
Doubtless other particulars will reach us cor.
recting our account in some minor points, and
giving us such details rs are beyond our reach
at present writing, but the main features OF the
catastrophe are reliable. We are especially in.
debted to VIM. N. Gregg, resident Of Mon
mouth, for many particulars not furnished US by
other sources.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-08

'HE annual mse,n ne Of the Darlington 4 Misssa'
River Railroad Co., (the time having been ehangs
unanimous vote OF tire stock holiersl will be held
Sne once OF the Company, In Bennington, Iowa, %
sda " June Esd, uing. at 10 o'clock A. N, ci
ne ciscuon 81 Directors nd the transaction OF such
osrsr business a. may CONF before them.
ne sanction 81 the stockA elders 70 an Office Of the
N the Eastern stAt,e rendered necessary "
-, ,.r 20 VIII be proposed BY an addl0a
nn.n o. VOC articles OF incoa -poration.
Be recommended.
BY order OF the Directors
,. n. DRNlSON. seeys
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-08

Mn. DOUGLAS FLAG OF TRUCE REJECTED
The Washington correspondent Of the Evening
Post writes:
Mr.. Douglas flag of truce, offered in his bill
conterring extraordinary war power on the
President, y not reciprocated by the latter
The editorial N the Union Of Friday last is
understood to have emana, ed from the "W hite
House" and is not yielding It oil, but demands
that Mr.. Douglas must cease hostility towards
the Administration, ask forgiveness for past
sins, and fall into line In the rear Douglas
friends holding Office in Illinois are still being
removed, and Lscomptonitss substituted ,4gl7s
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oTrRKA.

o1HAAI' OTTCYN
city and cheap homes In H. chose L r''s, a o.
inr a. An Attorney an No,sr~ pSsrr, ard slv
kinds. wi s ss',onM County Maps and blanks efsN
Farm, will A. ssysncihs Persons wishing to ssssf'
van 20 vah 10 sx anime his lists Of
/, w First "a ass lands
Mapeu,, AdAir, Ads ms, Appsnocs,. Boon, cisrf,
Jssns. Dallas, Decatur, Green, Guthrie, Harrisa
Rnrr z, Mahasza, Maids on, Munroe, Polk, rI.on va
may 6-bply
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-08

~ 1t is matter Of note that the general
advent of the ladies into the streets, is almost
invariably followed by a storm Of rain. We
therefore suggest to the beauties that they stay
in until after Sunday, in order that we may have
n little fair weather as we'll as fair faces.
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From the San Francisco Alta California.
California VS.. Australia.

By the arrival of the bark What Cheer, from
Australia, We are enabled to lay before our
readers statement of the amount Of gold pro.
duceo there since 1851, and to institute a com.
parison between that product and the amount
poured into the Golfers of the world from our
placers. The Australian statistics are compiled
from the reports made by the Melbourne Herald,
and are probably reliable.
The whole amount Of gold produced in each
year, from 1851 to 1857, inclusive, is as fol.
lows
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-08

~ A German named Jacob Walmsley was
killed in New York, Wednesday evening, by
drinking glass Of 'oil Of cognac,' taken BY
mistake for brandy. There was enough poison
In Il to make dozen gallons Of the best French
k~anAv
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-08

~ We learn that the trains to and from
Rome, went off the track yesterday, and suffer
ed much detention but no damage.
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tFrsn thc b. Louis Dsnocsa ,Jans III
Axeuslsuau, resident Of Kansas, who ar
rived in cor cisy last evening, Informs US u'A.
GIN, United Skiss Deputy Marshal, who had
bees sent out b Gov. Densers " pursuit OF
Monee apoty. M returned and reports that ne
came % withsehnt person, and upon showing
his suthesisy 70 chptnrc him, no was himself
taken prisoner by Montgomery, on Thnrsoay
night last, bu, treated with every respect
Montgomery informed him (the Marshai) tnas
All the deprcdatons had been committed Dy
Hamilton. who was at the head Of the remnant
of the gang OF rpbbers formerly under the
command OF Buford, and who have been Prov
ling through the Territory sDd in Missouri, ever
since the Invasion Of Kansas by the Georgians
and South Carohnians under Buford, Whkes
aud other Southern leaders.
Hamilton, after the commission Of the recent
| horrible murders, had fled from the Territory
and was understood 10 be en- route for Georgia.
| Il is supposed Governor Denver will offer re-
ward for his apprehension, and that u he can
be found, proper steps will be taken to bring
him TO justice.
Affairs at Fort Scott are still in an unsettled
condition. All parties represent the conouc'
| Of the government officials and hangers on
about the land-ofice to be most insulting 70
persons OF free State proclivities, who visit the
land Office for pre- emption purposes. In all
probability, the place will BIO destroyed. Efforts
are being made by the inhabitants to have the
land office removed to some place where pro-
lection can be given to those who have bust
ness, with the government
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-08

IA By the following, which We are assured
10 gotten up with no view Of interfering with
the Railroad Company, it will be seen that Mr..
Gordon leaves here with the very hearty en-
dorsement Of the leading business men of Bur-
lington.
John B. Van NortSiek, Egg, President c., B
d. Q. X. r., Chicago, u.s.:
DEAA SIR:-The undersigned business men,
and patrons Of the C., B. l. Q. Railroad, resi-
ding in Burlington, Iowa, having heard with
regret Of the removal Of James N. Gordon from
the charge of the Freight Office OF the Compa
ny, At East Burlington, desire to express to the
Company, through you, a. its official head, their
confidence in his business capacity and habits,
and their esteem for him as q gentleman Of 6ne
character.
We cast no imputation' upon his predecessors
or associates in saying that the business Of
the Office has never been SO promptly or sat.
isfactorily conducted, 40 under his administra-
tion.
Without presuming to dictate as to the man.
agement of the Road, We may be allowed to
cay that true economy requires his retention
In the service Of the Company, at that or some
other equally important position.
Burlington, Iowa, May goth. 1858.
We are sir, very respectfully,
r. s. Adams, John H. Gear l. Co.
T. L. 4 Q. B. Parsons, Ross L Whipple,
w. II. Postlewait, Starr, Phelps Rob-
]. G. Lauman, ertson,
Evans Laidlow & Co., J. L. Corse L Son,
Granger & Slade. Keith, Robinson l. Co.
j. w. l. G. A. White, J. S. Kimball l. Co.
VIM. Sunderland, Squires & Bloss,
Foote & Ewing, Z. G. Gay,
]. p. Sunderland l. Co. Rosenthal Buchanan
VIM. H. Backus, II. C. Hardy,
J. Norton 4 Co. II. E. Hunt,
In. Rogers L Co. r. C. Kendall,
Theo. B. Weber Co. Ogden l. Copp,
w. Il. Mauro, II. Z. Bartlett l. Co.
8. Robinson & Co. Ives & Beard,
Harvey Ray, j., AW g. w Carpenter,
VIM. w. Harper, j. P. Brown,
Chas. Starker 4 Co. McKitterick l. Miller,
r. A. Deming, Joseph Norton,
Thomas Hedge, Brown l. Poland,
h. II. Hawiey, P. w. Somers,
A. Delahaye 4 Co. Putnam, Olmsted, 4
Charles O'Brien, McEwen.
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A letter from young friend on his way to
Kansas, written on steamboat on the Nilsson.
ri, May 10th, says:
"Emigrants are pouring into Kansas by thou
sands Steamboats, cannot he made long and
large enough to carry all that apply for passage
This boat refused more than two hundred yes
terday, and still they come. x'boats per day
leave St. Louis, with an average of two hun
dred passengers each, for Kansas and Nebraska.
We have similar advices through other chan
nels Kansas and Missouri seem to be taking
the lead in this years emigration--lNew Yorl
Tribune.
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fN- Frank Leslie has broken out in new
place on the swill.mk question. Go to Bar
hydts for it.
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AWNEh On SHOOTING Ln.sru,tsoa.se
yoon1 sporsmen, In all that relates 10 Guas sad
cnoeahs, ~ Lieut. OIL. r. Havker With dessrlptions
'ne animals and bIds Of North America b. WIN. T.
$40, with Illustrations. The above together
nn large sssortment Of Standard and Miscelsneoss
booas Ter sale atreducsd prices By J.P BROWN,
e~a" Barrel Hcuse Dlock - %.
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The Iowa GOLD.--On Saturday, we we're
shown by Mr.. Willard. of the firm OF Goodrich
Willard, Of this city, several specimens OF
the Iowa gold, which had been forwarded to
them by one OF their customers from Clark
county, Iowa. The total value Of the speci-
mems were estimated in Iowa At sixteen dollars,
but Mr.. Willard informs us he has been offered
only fraction over thirteen dollars here The
one is but little mixed with quartz, and parti.
Giles OF it show very decidedly the effect Of
volcanic action.-lSt Louis Dem.
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From calculation carefully made by an in.
telligent gentleman, in Columbus, Ohio, who
learns that the eggs annually produced by hens
in that State, would pay the yearly interest on
her public debt.
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~ Ex-Prssident Pierce and wife are about
Roin9 ON n tour in Europe.
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IL The river is still rising rapidly.
We learn that the Iowa river is higher than
m lak1
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SLAVE KILLED.-The Westport cores
pendent Of the st. Louis Republican writes
that paper under date of the 9th u't., the
following particulars Of tragedy in that vi
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Me- $500 worth of JEWELRY and

FANCY CASGS received by the Jamestown for
WATSON & S0S. fnr New Years Gifts. hand
Ne cese and picture for o., which is regularly
-6srs-l -s"where 5 tpr; What you buy at other
places fyr give you for "a cents. PIctnreS from
/, rents Ut II So. Groupl taken in large c0s- and
-as-g-~d ~ single Un-r. Union ca-e, with picture.
~ S. hpLAINOTYPkS, PANOTYPKS. and AM
RRNiR4PHe sent ty mail for single postage. Pr
iure. ~ iackrts. Bfea-tpins and Rings taken: and
nlf Dazurrreotype- copied. Pictures taken min or
shin - per cent cheaper than any other gallery.
Good fires always kept. AT NHITEHt R-TS old
GALLERY NJ - Main street de 2.-ims
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ssrprR11o NsrrISn IN MANCHESTER

u Eglrs,a-A meeting. Il sill who may al an in
4rs. in the subject; vii! he held in the town OF Man
hester. On " sDNRSDAl. the 18th LAY o; January.
-, ri ,.Y'v ca NJ !is hight To fke into consideration
he sptaect Of a FREE BRIDGE TO Richmond. This
squeS-r has been privately considered and discussed
r some limo in Manchester, and X Is determined
:, tta slIr4 / 10 -Guter longer.
Address RAY h. expected from Narion+ gentle
men srnuig u huni viii name the following: y.
q hrfriu tARS Il Rhode. james Fisher, Jr., and
has T. Friend. We invite oil the friends OF the
aus. ~ CONE. de 2G-jti3 FREE BRIDGE.
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AarLrN-Tns Ladies' oi 81. Peters Congregation,
have the pleasure - announce TO the public that on
MONDAY next the nth inst. nd the following Gay
al evening" th-v will hold THE ORPHANS
FAIR" in Nh htcneIs New Store, on Governor, or
9th street IN MIR. BrlHiHs How.
They Iavite tue charitable and specially Ihe
rgui. n the orrhius. 10 give thrm cell. Their
ishir> exhibit nBe assortment 81 superb articles
ant g-.A ysTi.ty ui suStantisia as we'll "a dellca
- tor the 5ratifcation OF the taste.
Tho proceeds Of the Pair will be devoted towards
paying for the new building recently 'reeted.
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BY E. B. Cook & Co., Aucts.

CESTEEL H0U SEHULD AND HITCH.
~ En- FURNITURE, AT AUCTIoN.-On WED
residence 81 Mr j. W Dennis, correr of letL and
Grace streets, all his Household and Kitchen Furui
ture. consisting Of Sofas. Divans Marble Top Table,
bic Top Bureaus. Marble Top Washstanas
Chairs, Carpets. Bristeads. Mattresses. Looking
Glasses, Curtains, Shades. dc.. &C. The usual ysrf
ETY. Of Glass aud Crockery Ware.
ALsO-A general assortment tf Kitchen Eurni-
ture amongst which is first rate Cooking stove Ia
9ooi order. T. u, COOK 4 Co.
Jag Aurtionears
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my LAW PARTNERSHIP.


a.. K ~. ~ 'L'->SAN''
LEE PLEASANTS. Attorneys az Law. Notarir
prilic and Cumn.ssipuors Of Deeds. &c, viii prec
49, m au the Courts of the city Of Richmond anI
.he counties e ,is-rhland. HsnricJ aud Hanover.
,,fFct On ll;h street, second door from Main.
In
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say> JAMES ELLRTr,
COMMISSIONERI CHANCERY.

NOTARY PUBLIC AND GENERAL AGENT.
VIII attend al times TO the duties Of his office,
sal TO the taking of Depositons both In Richmond
city and Henrco county, and any other EOtaraf bt-
EtGsss that may be- desired. And. General Agent,
viii give especial attention TO Writing Deeds to the
Examination and Preparation Of Abstracts Of Titles,
we'll as TO any and all business which may be en-
- sted r. him.
HR- Office on Governor, next door to Franklin
street with CTeDS 4 Wexford. &c lis
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ATTORNEYS AND
COUsshLLORS At LAW.
RIcHNoSp, VA,
Irs,. in all the Courts held in the city OF Rich
mopd. 8ui III tbs counties Of Henrlco AMI thes-
'-ra-ld
YM. T. WATSON. United States Commissioner
sai Commissioner in Chanc"ry.
sAML. r. BAlLY, Commissioner of United states
t.-urt of C4imr Commissioning OF Deeds Sc, tor the
rerai 9tates and Notary Public.
- Office on Bank street, in Godiins Bnihiing.
Ia I'm
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tgrNARLKtNsURANCE COMPANY OPCIIAR.
InTTRsN ILLk VIRGINIA.
his Company in,urrs the lives Il SLAVES for
- - fo;ir yesr> on the most reasonable terms.
n p " HtNNstk Medical Examiner
KNOWLES & WALE0Rp. Agents,
T. a1--.,, Office No. o. Pearl street.
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.-y~ sc,c11 Nor,cE.-All persons in,

- =, me AT the IL II July. iNi;. hy note, bond
y oTvn se,oun,, end which IL yct nnsettar1. VII
s"Skst tr,nr. srt all accounts then due and
.-7,yn.ns ur,.'tlc,i GA the let day OF FsaTusrs.
- vii - placed in proper tram or COLLECTION.
- toec'' '"''H WM. IRA SMITH.
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E- FELLOW CITIzESs: / am q candi-
Bate inr COMMISSIONER or TUK REVENUE
for the upper district OF Henrico county. IN May
wxt, in place Of J. b: koesee, Esq, who d.cliBes
y vcEti"n Should it BE- your pleasure 20 hestow
The Office upon me. pledge yself to full and
lIthfGi discharge Of ,he duties Thereof.
Very respectfully,
~ 5-2taw2mM&s GSOPNR W. CARTER.
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BY Richard Cauthurn.
bacon, wHIsKEY. RUM. corr

RAC0N, WHISKEY, RUM, CORDIAL,
- &C., At AUCrI0N.-on MONDAY, lith inst !.
large and desirable lot OF Bacon Consisting OF H.
con Hams. sides Shoulders. Joles and Halt Head; q
bb!s Rum, bbls. Whiskey, Cordial, Wine, Taliov
FURSITURR.-Also. q lot of second hand fmns,
ture. consisting Of very large and fine feathss-
ja9 r. CACTHOkN. Aunt-
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THRUST SALE OP VATUaEIP pm

<h"tI"Hceis
TRUST SALE OF VALUABLE PRO
L PERTF,, IN HENRIC0 CoUNTY-By virtue
Of twoseveral deeds Of trust, executed to me by
Frederick keck, both bearing date the 5th cav Of
Henrico County Court the Sth day ofthe same month
and year. shall proceed to SELL being thereto re-
quire. BY the parties in trust, upon the premises,
IN FRIDAY, the 2yth day of January. 1855 at Il
o'clock NJ iffalr If not, the first fair tav thereaf
ter at the same place and hour, the folio xing pieces
of Real Estate, lying in the county Of Henric0 that
is to say: certain parcel of Land on the waters OF
the Chitkahominy, containing ono hundred and
lands OF Ba, ton smoot decd Hoborne CottreiI de-
ceased. John Alley. Pleasant Taylor and others.
An certain other parcel of land lyin9and being
in said County being three fourth parts Of the land
Of which Barton Smoot Of SAID County died. seized
containing as it is estimated, forty acres and one
fourth Of an acre, De the SANE. more or less.
TERM5-Casb. as to 30 much OF the purcha. money
for tbs parcel of land first above mentioned and de-
hundred and fiftytwo dollars with interest thereon
from the first day of November, ls md the expenses
attending the execution Of the trust. The like
OF s%2 with interest thereon from the first day of
November. 1857, ia TO be payable the first day OF
November, lS3s; and the residue, il any. OF the pur
chase money, is to be made payable, and be secured
at such time and in inch manner the said Pre,ie-
rick Keck may prescribe: in his failure to
do SO. at such time and in such manner as will be
For the piece of land secondly mentioned and de-
scribed, the terms will b, cash as to 20 much as is
necessary to pay the sum Of S7i.s3. due the LIST
day Of November. 1857, with interest thereon from
that day: and the expenses attending the exec ltion
of the trust and the further SUN of S74.si il to be
raid the Ist da : of November 1855, with interest
thereon from the Ist day of November, 1857 and the
residue OF purchase is To be paid at such
time and in such manner will be annouced at the
time Of tale.
Negotiable notes viii be required Of the purchaser
purchasers of the said parcels Of land of either
of theul for the credit instruments and deed
deeds OF trust to secure the The title to both
the above parcels Of land is believed to DO unques
tionable but acting az trustee shall only sell with
special warranty. ,, ,
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