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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-05-01
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

At meeting Of the Shepherds'own
Liph,-IuGanlry, held at the Armory Hall,
Shepherdstuwn, on Friday evening, 2lst
of April, the following Preamble and
Resolutions were adopted =
1t having pleased Almighty God.in His
Infinite Wisdom, TO take from us, by the
hand Of death, our honored and beloved
Commander, Col. JOHN FRANCIS
MTRAMCK, We, the members of
this Company, as an evidence Of our al
,achme "a him, and slight token of our
sorrow
Resolue, That we deeply feel the ire
parable loss we suffer in the decease Of
our Commanding Officer, but mourn, with
greater sadness, the death of friend, no
by his kindness, ahability, and warmth
OF heart, endearej and attached us so
closely to him.
That TO his bereaved and sorrowing
family, we respectfully beg leave to ten
der our sincerest sympathy, in their deep
affection and while we share their grlei
we can only commend them TO the God
Of the Faherless and the " ldow.
That each cnember of The Company
wear tie usual badge of mourning upon
inc left arm for thirty days.
Thata copy Of these Resolutions be
sent to the family of the deceased, and
the newspapers throughout the State be
requested 10 publish the same.
V. Nj. BUTLER,
VIM. A. MORGAN,
V. MARMADUKE,
HENRY CAMERON,
GEO. r. STALEY,
ID. F. STALEY,
EDWIN @. LEE,
Committee.
ST. Louis papers please copy.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-05-01
G0M8VN5GAgBD,
For the Register.
Lines on the Death of Col. j. F. Ham
tramCk.


tramck.
lie sleeps in death ! That pale and lofty
brow
Hath ceased its throbbings-alli is silent
now.
A soldier sleeps And tranquil is his
rest
With strong arms meekIy folded on his
breast.
All noise is hushed--unbroken by a
breath
The eyes soft light hid in the rePose OF
death
No more shall flash at war-song's Peallng
strain,
Nor on the martial field benignly reign.
Around his Home desert gloom is shed,
The Harp is broke, tie swelling Song is
fled,
The echo Of Affections loving tone
Breaches but Immortality from worlds I'M
known.
The glowing snn-Iighl's bright and Joyous
beam
SparkIes on hlllock giiters on yon stream
Where his brave form near lis BOSOM re-
poses,
And his favorite flower It's fragrance dis
closes.
Departed one If thou dost reign in bliss,
We'd not recall thee 10 a world like this,
But yet, AT memory's shrine thou llnger ST
near,
And DER thy tomb still falls the burning
tear.
But hearst thou voice How sweety il
comes
I'll comfort, and cherish thy Faiheriess
Though cloud Ger LIES morning hath
darken'd their path
I'll lighten-uphoId, by my power, 1t
saith
To tina, crashed one in heart, though lone
ly thy way,
My words OF bright promise shall cen be
thy stay,
Oh they float like sweet music in har'
muny clear.
Come early and seek them, my mansions
are fair.
Shepherdslown, April 2Glh.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-05-01
County Convention.

The Convention OF Delegates assembled
in Jefferson Hail." on Monday last, al
2 o'clock.
On motion Of G. D. McGlincy GEORGE
KooNcE, Esq. was called 10 the Chair
and B. F. DANIELS, appointed Secretary
On motion, Messrs. Mc&Iincy, Right
slime, and Reinharl. were appointed
Committee 10 examine the credentials oil
Delegates.
The Committee retired, and reported
as follows:
Distric, No. Sc. D. McGIincy ant
Capt. Reinhart.
No. 6.--Wm. Rightstine and B. F.
Daniels.
No. s.-Jacob F. sponcelIer and Geo
Koonce,
On motion, Messrs. McGlincy, Right.
slime and Sponceler were appointed {
Committee to recommend the names o
suitable persons to be voted for as the
nominees of this Convention for County
Offices.
Mr.. McGlincy, offered resolution thai
the Committee Of Conference appointed
by Districts 3 and be allowed the floor,
for the purpose Of presenting the proceed,
ngs of the primary meetings IN said dis
tricls, which was carried.
Mr.. Eichelberger, as chairman Of the
Committee, then presented the preamble
and resolutions of said meetings, which
were entered upon the minutes OF the
Convention and ordered TO be printed as a
portion oI these proceedings.
The preamble and resolutions will ap-
pear in another column in the proceedings
Of the meetings Of Districts No. 3 and 4.
On motion of Mr.. Sponceller he Con
venlion proceeded TO nominate candidates
for the different County Offices, with the
following result:
For Sheriff-Minor Hurst.
For County CIerk-John Hess.
For Circuit CIerk-B. f. BedH.
For Comm. of Revenue-JoSeph IL.
HOUeH.
For County Surveyor--W. q. Butler.
On motion of Mr.. McGlincy the NOM
nations were declared unanimous.
On motion, the proceeding of the Con-
yen,lon were ordered TO be published IN
the County papers.
On motion, the Convention adjourned.
GEO. KOONCE, Chm'n.
n, II n
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-05-01
BALTIMORE MARKET.

Flour.--The market is dull and heavy,
with small sales al 81 II for City Mills
super; Ohio and Howard ST. super is held
at S4.37. Rye -Four is steady at S3,62.
and Corn Meal al 81, 50a3,75 for City and
Brandywine.
Grain Wheat is in fair demand, and
we quote it firm al l03al07c for good to
prime reds, ll0al20c for fair TO good
whites. and l25 to l30c for prime and
choice lots. Baltimore Clipper,30M M.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-05-01
A Colored Boy Drowned.

On Monday night, the l9lh ult'' col
ored boy named DAVID WATTS, was
drowned at the Four Locks on the Ches'
apeake and Ohio Canal. lie was in the
employ of Mr.. CYRUS MOORE, keeper Of
the Locks, and while engaged in passing
boa, through the Locks, the night being
very dark. he made a mls-siep and ielI
into the Canal.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-05-01
Election Of Officers.

In consequence Of the death Of Col.
JOHN F. IlAMrRAMCK, commander,a and the
resignation and removal Of one OF The 9th
err officers, the members Of the "Shep-
herdslown Light-Infantry" held an cleo,
ton for officers on Thursday evening last,
which resulted as follows
DR.. V. Nj. BUTLER-Captain.
WIN. A. MORGAN-lst Lieutenant.
V. MARMADUkE-2nd Lieutenant.
E. G.. LEE-3rd Lieutenant.
JOHN Ii. ZlTTLE-O.derly Sar-
geant.
GEO. r. STALEY.-2nd Sergeant.
HENRY f. CAMERON-Ensign.
D. F. STALEY-1st Corporal.
JOS. S. FLEMING-2nd Corporal.
1t was also deemed expedient 10 change
the name Of the "Shepherdstown Llgh'-ln-
fantry' to that OF "HAMTRAMcK GUARDS
in honor and memory of their recent de-
ceased Captain.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-05-01
A Tribute Of Respect.

Ala meeting of the Officers and Sol
diers Of Company r., of the Virginia
Volunteers, who served in the late Mex,
;can War. convened for the purpose OF
navino a hea;lful tribute of respect TO the
memory Of our deceased brother-In'arms'
g., Jous F. HAMTRAMcK, Capt. JONI,
w. Rowan was called to the Chair ana
Lieut. John w. Gallaher, appointed oec'
rotary. .u
ambIe and resolutions, which were uhah'
imousy adopted: ,
Whereas. We have heard with feelings
Of profound sorrow and regret, the receh'
emse of Col. J. F. HAMrRAMck' our
brother oficer--an event which has ava
kened the sympathies, and clothed IN grIeI
the hearts OF all that knew him--PFouuci"S
feelings of deep and poignant s2rro"
in the bosoms of his brother officers VINO
shared no, only in the tolls. the trials the
(atigues of his camp service, but who en-
loved his kindness. regard and friendship
AZ an associate and friend, therefore we
feel that the country has lost brave
Ihigh-toned and chivalric officer and The
community an honorable and accomplish
ed gentleman. ,
Resolved, That the meeting have
learned with deepest sorrow, the death OF
Col. john F. HAMrRAMcK. who early en-
tered his country's service and who IN
every position either public or private
was guided by the noblest instincts oil M,
mainly and honor and who commanCe"
the highest respect and regards OF MS lei
low cltizens--and as an evidence OF oar
deep sympathy with the bereaved family,
we bear the usual badge OF mourning thlr-
ly days.
Resolved, That copy Of the pream-
ble and resolutions Of this meeting be
transmitted to the family Of the deceased.
JOHN w. ROWAN, Prest
JOHN w. GALLAHgR, Scc'ry.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-05-01
B. F. DANIELS, Sec'y.

THE FORCES IN AND FOR UTAH,-From
reliable sources we have received the fol-
lowing statement of the forces now in
Utah, and under the orders for that Terri
tory, which is more explicit and correct
than any heretofore published:
Three batteries of light artillery; one
battery Of heavy artillery; one regiment
item companies) foot artillery; one comPa-
ny sappers and miners; one ordnance com
pany; one regiment Of cavalry; one regI-
men, of dragons; one regiment of infant
ry. Making total of sevenIy-sIx cOmpa-
MES, or about 5000 men,
The troops now in the department OF
The Platte, and under orders for Utah,
will probably be replaced By the TWO regI-
ments of volunteers.
We learn also that Gen. Smith is ex-
pected in This city on or before Tuesday
next, and will depart Immediately for Fort
Leavenworth. where the order for move
men, of the forces will be Immediately
piven.-G. Louis Dem.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-05-01
The Lady,s Home Magazine.

We have received the May number OF
this book for the ladies', which. we have
no doubt, il they could but see it, every
one would take a copy. 1t is edited 10y
r, S. Arlher and Virginia +. Townsend,
and published in Philadelphia, at 50 a
wear.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-05-01
TZ3 q JriD|G
NSEA1 GJo

On Friday the 18th inst, at his resi-
dcnce in Bolivar. Mr.. John l.. ROrs,
sgrd 46 years and ) months.
La this county, on the 24lh ulL, LOrn
Susan. infant daughter of Simon p. and
Ruann n. Snyder, aged month and IA
Days.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-05-01
VIRGINIA, Jefferson County, to wit:

FIhHINIA, JeDerSOn COIInty, 10 VII:
In the County Court, April Term. 1853.
TT is ordered by the Court that Polls bc
L opened in District No. 4, OF this county.
al the election Of county officers. on the
4Ih Thursday 10 mex. month, Maya for
The election OF two Justices Of The Peace
TO fill the vacancies occasion by the death
Of Andrew Kennedy, Esq anI the reno
val Of Samuelllidenour, Esq, from the
said district. A Copy. Tesie.
+. A MOORE, Clerk.
Nav /, 1853. te
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-05-01
ATTENTION
Hamtramck Guards.

YOU are hereby ordered TO assemble
l. in front OF the Armory. in Shep- Z,
herdslown. on Saturday, the 9Th Of u
May, inst, in foil uniform, at 3 o. II
clock, p. NJ. for parade. lU
BY order OF the Captain. ~
JOHN II. X1TLE, o. S.
May /, 1853. u
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-05-01

n. w. VIRGINIA PULPIT ELooUENCE--
Spur geon Outdone. Rev. Samuel Claw
son. an NJ. p. minister, who is very eccen-
trio, and possessed of the most vivid in
aginative powers, says the Clarksburg,
IVA Register, in speaking of one present
during one Of his discourses who was a
Universallst,gave expression 10 the follow
ing Bit of eloquence:
THANK God, the day is no, far distant
when you will be chained down TO He'll s
brazen floor. and the Devil, with his three
pronged harponn, will pierce your reeking
heart, and pile the rel hot cinders of black
oannaiion upon you as high as the pyra.
mids OF Egypt, and fry omthe pride Of
your fat to grease lie gudgeons # heW
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-05-01
EmersOn's Magazine and Putman's
Monthly.
The May number

The May number OF this comoiheI
work is before us. presenting It's usua'
beauty, and containing its accustomed va
riety of interesting reading matter. Each
number begins with portion of the Life
of Washing,on-a very interesting one
"My thirty years out of the Senate" by
that we'll known writer Major Jack Dow
ming, is also very interesting. This
monthly is published in New York. by
Oaksmith 81 Co., a, 50 per annum, ant
the beautiful engraving Of 1.-The Last Sup
per-" worth The price Of The book given
gratis
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-29
GaIena and Chicago Union Il. Il.


GUNNER ARRANGgMgNT-on and after Wed
~ nesiay, June nth, 1857, passenger trains will
leave Wells street Depot daily ~(sundays excepted
For Freeport, Gaiens, Dunleith and st. Paul.
Passenger and A n
Passenger. p NJ
Passenger, Enigrant and "a class train...l2:45P NJ
CHICAGO, FULTOS n IOWA LINE.
For Dixon, Fulton and Central Iowa.
Through Passenger. A NJ
do DO p N
Dekalb Passenger. ABS P NJ
BELOIT AND MADISON BRANCH.
For Bsloit, GAINESVILLE and Madison.
fOx RIVER VALLEY RAILROAD.
For Crystal Lake, McHenry and Richmond.
Two Through trains will leave Central Depot. foot
OF Lake street, as follows:
FOR GALENA. DUNLEIrH N ST. PAUL.
Daily Sundays ~excepted) 1000 A NJ 0:45 P NJ
knnabling passengers to make . close connection
with the Michigan Central Trains.
TRAINS EASTWARD.
GALENA * CHICAGO NNION RAILROAD.
Leave Freeport 1886 4 M, arrive in Chicago 4;45 P N
Leave FTeeport $40 p Nj, arrive in Chicago 1885 A N
CHICAGO, FULTON AND IOWA LINE.
Leave Fulton 10 A N, arrive in Chicago 4;45 P
do do 7PM, do do l;l9AM
Leave DeK alb A N, arrive in Chicago sac
BELOIT N MADISON BRANCH.
cave Footviiie 1910 A n, arrive in Chicago 4;!5 P NJ
Leave FoOtville $3.50 p N, arrive In Chicago 3;35 A M
Leave Beloit $50 A N, arrive in Chicago ll;lOA NJ
Fox RIVER ALLEY
Leave Elgin at 9;l9 A N, arrive In Chicago 1910 N
Leave Elgin ct 2;25 P NJ, arrive in chicago 4;45 A NJ
Guiding Fulton, Beloit and Madison lines, should
take the trains from the Wells street depot.
All the above trains connect with the great eastern
lines eivercing from Chicago.
Through tickets can be bl ught at the following Off
ces; II J Spaulding'- corner Lake and Dearborn
street, Pr h II Ticket Office, So Dearborn
street Michigan Southern Office, under fremont
House and At the Central and W els street Depots
JOHN b. TURNER, President.
P. A HALL, superintendent.
W. A. TRIAL, Genera Ticket Agent. foct17d
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-29
Illinois Central Railroad.

EOR ST. LOUIS, ALTON, LRAvRNWORTH CITY
IL Kansas City, Ts're HAute, Evansville, vincenncs,
Cairo, Memphis, Naseh.s, vicksbursh. New Orleans,
a0d all points on the lower Mlssi, sippi.
Trains will leave the Great Central Depot, foot Of
South Water aud Lahe streets, a. follows
Peoria, st. Louis, Cincinnati and Cairs Express at
300 A NJ Sundays excepted
Peoria, st Louis and Ceiro Express At s:45 2 n
Sunday excepted }
without change Of cars, and the most expeditions. TO
Springfield, Jacksonville and Naples.
To passengers for Aemphis, vtcksburgh, New or.
leans, &c., the route. via Cairo. is the only direct ana
10 twenty -four hours in advance sf any other,
CONNECTING
Ar 6nNAN-with Peoria 4 Oqrawka R r for p.
oris, Galesburs and towns upon main line Of Illinois
Gent n.
= east tor Danville and Lafayette; west for Spr,nu-
1eid Jacksonville and Naples and towns on the iii.
nois River.
AT MArroox-with trains on the rerre H.n.e Al.
ton 4 st Louis r 3, going east 70 Terre Haute India
ton and st Louis.
AT ODgNA ANN sAxDovAI-wmh train. on the oa,o
= ni.sissipPi =, est for towns upon It's aine;
AT ST. LoUD-with Pacific 4 r and steamers sor
Kansas and Neorasks and all points on the Missour,
AT CAIao-withs steamer, for Memnh,, r...s.
New Nrleans and oil points ON the Mis.iesippi river.
For 0slena Dsnlstih Dubuque ana 81 Paul tram.
leave via G.lens Z Chicago Union RR
At 10 O'Clock A N and 3 IS P
Connecans at Dunleith with . daily line ~ v,..,
Clsss Passenger Steamers for Prairie Du Chien n
Csosse wlnnpa Hastings Hunsoh Prescott And n
Paul. Also. connecting at Dubuque With the pU.
sUauE 4 Pacific 3 = for DysesvAts Cedar R..IS.
Independence Sioux Oity &c.
For Bloomington Ii Sale Dixon Auhoy Po,o -
trains leave via Chicago 4 Burlington r
A S:l6A y Al go p
Making direct co7nectioas At MandoIa With trains an
nam Aane Of Illinois Central FOR an the above Doinfs
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-29
Trustees sale.

VTTHEnrAs on the 18Th dsyof July, A u 1857,
cntea unite AntLoty Van Wyfk ~ Trustee, a certain
deed Of Trust, conveying t. and trustee the land in
Scott county, Iowa, described a. tu.i W., to wit TIE
north west quarter m the tpath west quarter sf sec
ton fourteen no t13l int owAsNlp'nunIber tigh' y i-nI
north Of range n1mb tso Ia eat 81 jh PM,
which said cynvf ysner was nuad~by the said Patrick
Mcclure Jr, aGd Mar bis wife for The purpose of So
curing the payment u A cettain psoDiissory note and
the interest thereon, .!gned by se!i Patrick MoGuite
Jr, dated the - b dsy II July, A d 1891. and
psyatlc in ak months. Win Ia eI est at ten Per ceEt
per annrm Tor the sim ~ ans hundred and twenty
five dolsrs, ard whereas saii Van Wyck las d. ciiued
10 act a. such Tsnatess sni austin Ccrhin has ben
appointed In his place aid stead.
And now SAID mote having be-ome huc and p1ya-
bic, and the Eaid Pasrilx MfGair Jr having failed 10
pay the same, l, Austir c5Fhin, Trustee a. Aforesaid,
do hereby give this public n0ti- 9, that by irtue Of
th8 power which ~ M IRE vess.d BY Sid decd Of
Trust. l will, on Saturday, the ITih day of July,
A D 1855, u the hour u = o'escck 10 the sfLsrnoon
Of sait day, u ths Court House toof ID the city 81
Davenport. expose and offer for sale, al public suc-
tion Ia the. highest bidder, for eash, tie parcel Of
land above dsscffhed, OF 30 much thereof as shall be
SUI cteut 10 kAtisfy and pay the amount oi said note,
tAs = - SAs.paa = ths d. n SO yith re cost:
oad 9xpsnles sttsNiiAs s6sf ste, d thts hcsks md
up:ssslss saaa day 81 ,s1s. 1 . 1858.
Iss1A sfsif 40sa'' 0os ~,
.@ gK81naaAAH t.G. M ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-29
Chicago Alton Il st. Louis Ii. X.
AIRLINE ROUTE BETWEEN
Chicago and st. Louis.

vains se0ce Chtoc0o for ~. Lonis and intsrrne-
dtafe places.
Accommodation Train, (tundsy's exceptsd) oG0ls
Express Train, Saturdays s~xcepted) umsx
Trans Ie1ce 81. louie for Catcdgo and .nte1me
dtate gGaces.
Accommodation Train, (eunday's ercep.ed) Tn0lx
Express Train Saturdays exc.p.eD S3osn
Trains run directly through, without ehsage OF
ears or baggage. Trains ron through Joliet, Bloom
ington, Springfield, Osrlinvilie and Alton.
wiTrains run on this road make direct connections
tn Joliet Cut on and Michigan Central Railroad st
Joliet, making this she shortest, Q1icket, and noet re-
liable route between 81 Louis and New York, Boston.
Philadelphia, and the Assi.
Win Illinois Central a. X u Bloomington fer LIS
aAlle, Mendoza and Cairo.
In treat Western OF Illinois At Springfield, for
Decatrv and naples.
With al the Railroads d~sersing from GAiosso
with daily line OF Packets 81 81 Lcuis for KeokLk,
New Orleans, and Missouri hlser.
Through Tickets for Ai places mentioned absve can
be procured At ali the psinc.psi ticket Officer IN the
Omitted states, and ct he Offices
In 6t, Louis II Chicago
Foot OF W Asninston Av- IS Dearborn street, oppo.
snEs, or LeEss. E..- fremont hoasv.
RICH'D r. HCa9AN, In, Snpt.
Bloomington, Jan. 1. i5rs. f.hIot'f
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-29
Chicago. st. Paul l. EODdu Lac I'D

For ST, Paul and the North-Wes;-yia GAINESVILLE
re du Chen In 10 hours without a change oi cars.
Fare as low as iy any other route.
ON and altar Monday, August 3, 1851, Trains will
Kinzie streets daily SUNDAYS excepted) for Beloit
Janesville Madison Pra.rlc du Chicn ana points In
Western wisconsin No.tlern Iowa and Minnesota
and st. Paul.
100 A. NJ. Express, Freight and IMMIGRANT
Train,
900 A. NJ. Day Express, stopping only for wood
AMI water, making all connections
arrives at Beloit $3.50 y NJ GAINESVILLE
80 p NJ Madison 4 20 p NJ and Prairie
du CHEN at 9.l5 p n connecting with
steamers direct for La Crosse y inona
Wabashaw Redwiar Hastings Prescott
Hudson StiilwGter and all points TO st
Paul and s; Anthony.
800 Il. NJ. Night Express arrives at GAINESVILLE
11:45 N; Madison | 80 A NJ; Prairie
du Cb,en A NJ; connecting with stea-
mers for S. Paul and all points On tina
Mississippi river ard with Stages ;oT
the interior.
All trains make Beloit c INJECTIONS.
~ Travellers rave ~ miles acd 10 hourA time by
taxing this route.
Kxpre IS, Freight and Em.graat Trains leav, Chica-
20 at $3.50 p NJ daily.
Through Tickets to all the above points for sale 1T
aud Lake streets, n Y i Erie Il Il Office Al Dearborn
street at Pittsburgh Fl wayne n Chicago X IL Office
30 dearborn street At Michigan SOUTHERN Ticket Of
ice under fremont House /; and at the Chicago Sta
ton corner Water and Kinzie street,, West side.
8, +. JOHNSON,
Superintendent.
Gso. L. DUNLAP, Asst Sup't. JanlCtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-29
LEGAI4.


yXvHraKAt on the eJta dsyoff F~tenlbsrt y 1851,
w Cnrfstisu Friesc ani Htrtfsh, ms Wiz eNatn-
tel unto Aus tn Corhin a. fFastee, certain ds-do
Trust, oonyranr t. sst1 r ussts Ihe lana n C'iutp
county, Io~a, described as foAows, 20 Ait: The
north wet quarte~o - tre len aGfnltr thifiecn tt"l
In toysr sltp uumocr eishsy-tst - north " rams,
nambrr Csc ial, vest o. The Sta : II. which said on
veyaner wss mad ~ ths sail Chris tan 1ti~s and
wife for the puF"-a - securing &c p-tneht0f iehr
certain pr9raissHry Notes - tHr ! te:rSt tteftFa,
sigutd by sAhi Ghrlaase Prose. fniei he ~ LAY
u September, a u lSJT, shd fAyatf- n f1HoN
Two tr the SUM Of a. rnis -esEl d DOL ars earf, dur ~
seventy-tw dollars dm' n liz moths, and onr for
the Sun u -iTht hunttged snd -eyenty-two dollars,
due ia Twelve N ntAS Aa4 nox one OF ssiI Arst
nsmt4 ard ssid ihird mote having neccluc due AID
psysp.s 10 vii tae sum Of Re hundre1 dlitar-,
ard tie said Christian Frese h3vHg failed TO
pay ne sam J., Aasts Gorbic rrusiee as s'orc-
sad, 10 hereby give TINS r. &c notice, tht ~
siF'He % the pos e. whih i, 10 ne vesi.' b sad
Iced " Ttlst, L t.t 7es t .hc .5t Gsy 4
Jane. a u lN+n, at the 8 - z Iscs la TIE
a!ssflooA " r.I@ ~ 4 1 Oaart AoAss dlpE IN
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