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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-07-21
Wilson P Davis Trustee, &C., rs. A H. Wood and others.

1T appearing the satisfaction Of the Clerk Master, from
the the Companants Bill that the Defendants,
Wood, Ambrose Petty and wife Harriet v Petty, George
W. Petty wife, Miriam A. Petty, Francis House, John Wood,
Francis Wood Alexander Wood Cane Wood jeremiah Wood
William wife Susan Love, Sophia Wood, Horton Wood
and Miriam Wood nonreens Of the State Tennessee
that ordinary process Of the law be hem
It therefore ordered that publication be made for four
sye weeks in the Weekly Union and american newspaper
published in the city Nashville Tennessee, requiring all the
above named Defendants appear the next Term of the Chan
Gerry Court for Marshall county, Tennessee be held at the court
house thereof Of LeWis5urg the first Wednesday
after Monday in August next and plead,
muir to Complanants Bill, the will be taken for
essed them and down for hearing ae at the next
Term OF said Court. A true copy. July 3, le5s.
DIS. fee So Il. X. kERCHEfAL, Clerk and Master
Henry c. Lunar ard wife Robert J. Greer and others
TT appearing to the satisfaction Of the CLERK Master
the allegations Compartments bill, that the defendant Viii
liam Pierce and snd Martha F. Pierce, residents Of
the State of Tennessee that the ordinary process Of the law
cannot be served them, 1t is therefore ordered that pubc
on he male for four weeks in the Nashville Weekly
Union and American newspaper published in the city Of
Nashville Tennessee requiring the said Pierce and wife Martha
IN apDear at Of the Chancery Court to be held
at the Courthouse in Of LeWis5u the first Wene
day after the third Monday in August next and plead
sWpr or deur to the complanants h the will be
Ken for confessed them and set down for hearing ate
at the next term Of said Court. X b. hEhChBNAL
julyl2-4tw lprs- fee So ClerK ana master
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Rcn,NCERY AT GAINsRORO.

JUNE kU Les l6J5.
Samuel E. How Lnsey B. Griffith and 0therOrignal Bill.
an motion and appearing to the satisfaction o. the Clerk
and Master the affidavit OFF. H. Leslie, compliments
solicitor that the defendants Sally NJ VnZant, Jonas c. Grfh,
William H. Gains and Polly Gains n0n-rsdents Of the State
OF Tnue it Is ordered that publication be made for four
cessiye weeks the Union and AHercdH newspaper pub
ed in Nashville Tennessee, requiring said defendants appear
at bs next term Of the Chanoery Court be held for the county
Of ac,n at the Court House in the Of GansborO the
LIST wednesday after tie % Monday in July next and then and
there enter their defence complaiuaH said BILL Judgment for
confessed win Re against them, and this cause set down for
hearing eB DdTts as to them.
juuel2-W4t prs fee 50 W. H. BUTTS Z & n
William E. Curd & Co. and others, Hamilton Montgomery
and others.-Ini and A tachmeut BILL
ON motion Of the companants By their solicitor, and Il ap-
rpr to the satisfaction Of the Clerk and Master from the
aavt of compliments solicitor, which Is filed, that the deen
dant Hamilton Montgomery Is nonresident Of Of this state
is therefore ordered that publication be made for four sueas
sive week In the Union and american, newspaper puhSi
in the city Of Nashville, requiring said defendant to appear at
The next term OF the Chancey Court 70 be held for the county
OF Jackson House in the town OF GainshoTo on the
first Wednesday after the second Monday in July next and then
and there enter his defence compliments said BILL or the
NH 10 adn for confessed and down for hearing pTs
10 him. ". II BUTTE u q "a
juuel4-w4t prs. Zee SO.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-07-21

Thlsis the hrst Of four volumes which viii embrace the
perodof the American Revelation, from the Blockade OF
Boston the Treaty o. Pc, al Plns. se and
tans great degros from manussrp. and unpublished
uress, The history Of the nation daring rst position
his evenul PERIOD including the Blockade Of sOs0a Hag
boz the general Organz on the country the alteration
Of the Charter Of Massachusetts, the resistance o. the poo
pie Of Massachusetts, the spirit Of the South the Congress
Of IVA the progress Of measures in England Frsncs- sud
elseWhsre the Battles Lexington and Concord The Siege
OF Boston, tho Congress OF MS no choice Of Warrington
Commando rim Chief, the Battle OF Bunker Bill, &c.
As there viii doubtless be great demand for the History
Orihs Revelation, dependent oftno prscsiuE voumes
ths WORK thsss four voanss vii also be published sspa-
Ta.ely, the American Revolution, Vols, i n, III,
with tile page and binding 70 correspond.
The publishers invite the attention Of the renders Of th8
present. vOums Of Or. Binero - History United
states volumes the work distinguish
stits OF which have Deea graouy acknowledged b.
his eountFymen.' Fer sale By
w. T. Berry & Co.
mavI5 Pebble Nnaure.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-07-21

BUTTER STOCK William 5. Lincoln OF Worcester
Mass, produced from one COW, owned BY him. in
the Spring Of 1853, lSIbs Of butter week; and
90 Ss that produce 10 or 10 lbs week are not IN
common in that State The Oaks COW" yielded
her owner l9 los week at the best, and nearly
zoo lbs in the course of the season. These are ex
traOrdinary cases, it is true; but if one COW can do
Is, others can.
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NEE subscriber will be prepared to receive Boasrs At this
watering place, p miles north Of Nashville, during the
Summer vacation from the first Of July to the rst q September
There will be BARRON kept Is designed chiefly for
the accommodation Of Families and individuals Who Wist 70
resort quiet heafui place during the heal o Summer
The Springs, formerly much visited, too we'll known to re-
quire any elaborate description.
No pains will be spared to render the situation Of visitors
pleasant.
Price Of Board 81 per day: 81 90 per week Servants and
may23-dtwT5m z. L. CROCKER
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Freight Reduced on wheat to Savannah.

ON and after this date the freight Wheat from Atlanta to
Savannah will be IL cents per bue instead OF Ocent as
heretofore. This reduction will make the rate about 50 cents per
bushel from Nashville Savannah. ALFRED L. TYLER,
iyl5-dlt&W6t Sup't N. & ". r. r.
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mEmPmIs RACES.


The Races over the Memphis Course viii
commence ON TUESDAY October 19s 1885,
and continue five days.
FIRST DAY, TUESDAY, October 70 The sN ALKER STAKE,
for year old $3.50 $50 forfeit. Mile heats three
fill stake the Club add $780, provided the
rum the LIST day Of August 1853
iy will be required for the forfeit in the above stake.
SAME DAY-Jockey Club Purse $780, Three mile heats.
SECOND DAY. October 2O-JOCkey Club Purse
$500. Mile heats, three in five.
SAME DAYSWepstake for two year ods; $500 entrance;
$50 forfeit 'sDash mile; three to fill the Stake
now entries Security will he required for The forfeit
THIRD DAY, THURSDAY, October 2L-The HARPER
STAKE" year ODDS Two mile heats; $500 entrance;
SOO Forfeit three fill the stake the Club TO add $500,
provided and close t day Of August
1858. Security will be required for the forfeit
FOURTH DAY, FRIDAY, October JOckey Club Purse 500
Two mile heats.
FIFTH DAY, SATURDAY, October 23-JOckey Club Purse
81 900. -Four mile heats
'Walk Over the above Course entities the horse 70 the
full amount Of Jockey Club purses.
II = All entries, with fOrets must be directed to
WA. I. ROUNDTEEE, Proprietor,
je29-till Oct. 10 Memphis, Tennessee.
Lexington Ky OJSerTsr and Reporter copy till October 10
bill 70 this Office for collection.
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information wanted!

JOHN GILHOOLT, who last heard Of at Geenvie,
& Washington county, Miss. Any person knowing mis-
Whereabouts will favor by writing to John Chapman
Nashville Tenn. -
this ONCE jy20-dHgSwlw+
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Elizabeth ]. Price John Price.
appearing the satisfaction Of the Clerk and Hsste, from
the allegations the panants BILL that the defendant
John Price, nonresident Of the STATE Of Tennessee, resides
parts unknown, that the ordinary process Of law cannot he
him. It is therefore ordered that publication be made
in the Nashville Union and Americans newspaper published IN
the City Of Nashville Tennessee for four successive weeks re
ring the said John Price appear at the next term OF tie Chan
Court for Marshall County, Tennessee % be held az the
Court House thereof in the OF LeWurg he hrst
Wednesday after the third Monday in August next and Pead
answer, dmm the compliments bill, the same viii he Ia
confessed him. and down for hearing eXparte
% him. at the next Of said Court.
A true copy. T. X. kEBCHEN Al Z. q d.
Printers fee S3-june97-4W
VIM J. Barrett AM others Hugh McMuTy and Others
appearing the satisfaction Of the Clerk and AzserB from
the affidavit Of Am. J. Barrett Of the eomPainants In
is cause that defendants R. McNuy and VIM H. Nc.
hurry nonresieuts Of the State Of Tennessee and John H.
Crawford resides parts unknown that the ordinary process
the cnot be served therefore ordered that
publication alei the Nashville Union and American, anews
paper published in the city Of Nashville Tennessee for four sue
eev weeks, requiring the said desndent John R. & Nm H.
BlcAuy John H. Crawford to appear at the next term Of the
Chancy Court Marshall county, Tennessee TO be held at the
Court House thereof In the town Of LeWbug, the hrst
Wednesday after the third Monday in August neXt and plead
swr or demur to compliments BILL the viii be taken
for confessed them and dawn FOR hearing exparte az the
next term Of said Court.
A true cOpy.-June a, 1888.
r. K. KERCHEVAL, G. < ".
Printers fee s3-iune 27-4W.
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IN CIHANCERY Ar LINDEN.

Moses Bates vs. Thomas " Edwards L. J. Corzne, ais
Original Bill to Perfect Title to Land, &c.
ON motion Of compliments counsel and appearing my
satisfaction that CorZine and Margaret Jane Cozne,
hs Wife Nancy Adams Joseph Mary, George Henry and
Jasper Adams defendants 70 the above entitled suit
tn Of Tennessee that the ordinary
cess Of the law cannot them IT therefore ordered
By the Clerk and Master publication be in the Union
and American newspaper published at Nashville Tenn, for
four successive weeks commanding said nonresident defendants
to appear the in the town Of Linden Thursday
after Monday October next then and there to plead,
answer or dem the bill Of complaint Of Moses Bates, file
against them in our said Court Of ChanCery the will be
for confessed and the set for hearing to
them. prs fee SO. j. H. hlNLEt, Clerk and Master.
John Hickman vs. Elias Dunaway, Wiley Jennings, ais
Original Bill.
an of compliments counsel and appearing to my
satisfaction that Elias DunaWay John Duuaway, Henry
Dunayay DunaWay and Ruha DunaWay, and Elias and
Murray Wiley Jennings, who all defendants to the
above entitled suit residents Of the State Of Tennessee,
that the ordinary process Of the law served them
1t therefore the Clerk and Master that publication
Union and American, newspaper published at
Nashville Tenn, four weeks commanding sail
non resident defendants appear the Court the
Of Linden on Thursday after the first Monday October next,
then and there to plead demur the bill Of complaint
Of John Rickman file against them in said Court Of
Chancy the will be taken for confessed and the cause
set for hearing parte. j. II. kINZER,
jy9I-W4t prs fee SO Clerk and Master.
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IInDnrfnnf Infornnflon.

this season Of the year, family ought @ 60 % rest with
havingin the house rr0p aud elee remedy Tor
cholera m0rbu diarTha- disorders taE are SD apt % attack al
ages, which may result in fatal consequences before phys
clan be procUrei.
The Grfenberg Dysenery Syrup, only 30 cents per bottle, ~
in the years cured cases Of disorders 81 the hoEel
no matter how violent than all other remedies aud Prescriptions
put together o.,
Dr. Hbbard. chairman Of tie Bord OF s-ino NeV AoI IN
the worst rbolera season. cerfes that from the time this nedcn
Va used al the Quarantine ground, there nos another fatal
case OF cholera.
Dr. DE- Forrest Commissioner Of Croon Water Works cGss
that Il cures an cases Of boelc1mp ant, produced b eating
Blurb fruit other not l Immediate scour1gs
ID The discharge from chemical change produced W 10 Tn
The contents bowels and thatit prouce affections
he brain which other remedies are apt Co doe
throughout and Alabama 10 has always been found
prounpt remedy Bloody FuX 10 t had Of all Drsess
and Of the subscriber q freeman furniture
jel6-a Ally 3lAChENAtA-
NTARBLE VyORK.--Ths subscriber has on hand ne
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Notice 10 Texas Land Claimants.

Notice 10 Texas Land Claimants.
Ii Land ami Military Claims against the Government Of
"A Texas will be forever barred unless application Be made
therefor prior to the LIST Of September, ls and proof made there
on BY the LIST Of January, 1859
Any persons having such claims have them promptly attend
ed TO by calling EO W. COOK, Attorney Law, Of Texas,
who be found until the 18th Of August the once Of E A.
RAWORTH, in Nashville. In the absence Of GEO. W. Cook, T.
A. will give his personal attention the
J.. D. GIDnINGs, D. C.Gf G.. " COOK,
BRENNAN. Brennan. Waco.
GID DING n coo "A,
ATTORYEIS At Ian,
And General Agents for the state of Texas.
iy20-triw65Wlm.
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AN ID II Il W j. NIT H
no. As, BR0ADRAT, NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE,
TENNESSEE IRON CASTINGS, NAILS,
sTEEL, WAGON AIS, ELLIPTIC SPRINGS,
ND all other articles In his line Of business, which he Oaers
n wholesale and retail, low COR cash. at the above stand
fsb6-ly
Executors Sale of Lands--On One, TTgOs or
Three Years. Time
WILL sell highest bidder on Saturday, 4th day Of
September next Tires tracts Of land in the neigborh0Od Of
Pennington, Marshall county, Tenn.
The Home Place containing about hundred and heyen
acres on which there mansion, neatly finished good water
and fine land
The Pand Place. near BY containing over one hundred acres,
the most Of it good land the balance Of it good cedar timber and
good water.
The Lund, Ewing Place. about two miles Tract
containing about iy acres good cedar land thirty cleared
with water and cah Of which IS good
cedar timber, and Willie sold in lots.
Sold on one two three years time, with interest from date
the purchaser giving security and en the land for the pu
JAMES s. WEBB,
jy2O Ex. Of John L. Parsleys WILL
VIRGINIA LEAF TOBACCO.
WWTE receiving store, the trade 50
wv boxes StutLs b and Is Tobacco This Tobacco has
reputation unsurpassed by manufactured in Virginia. and
/ guaranteed number
ALSO,
/ 5000 genuine Rio Hondo Cigars;
/ $500 assorted brands Cigars, direct Importation
20 baskets Mum Champagne;
| 100 qr. chests superior Young HysOn Tea:
qr. casks Maret Brandy imported in lS5i;
g casks Rochelle Brandy;
6 do Old Port Wine;
| / do pure juice Port, for medicinal use;
200 boxes French Brandy;
] 800 barrels Cincinnati Whskeys;
100 lags Rio COFFEE;
j 50 barrels Refined and Crushed Sugars;
For sale low By DILLON & CO.,
jyO No. Is College street.
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NOR AUGUST-Godey's Lady's Book, GTaham's Maya
iyQO ~ '-' JOHN YORK co.
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1000 ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE.
NOW OFFER FOR SALE my splendid tract Of Land lying
in Weakley county Tenn, miles Of DRESDEN
the Troy read, containing by esmaOn upwards Of
thousand will sell the whole, Of said tract Of
Land at low figures good terms To any person wanting
all of said tract give superior Inducements There
on said tract good Dwelling House. with four cOmforta
rooms good WE'LL good stables and cabins, and
everlasting highland pond, the stables There
20 or so acres said tract cleared well fenced and under
high cultivation. In regard to the quality Of the land
the Of Judges inferior in Weakey county
Said tract eight and half miles of 'Adams De-
pOt,' on the
Mobile and Ohio Railroad,
With an excellent road to the depot all Of the year.
where making daily trips said tract Of land is
in four and a half miles Of the
Nashville and Northwestern Railroad,
Which road will be In operation from Hickman Dresden by the
spring 1859 wishing Opurchase said land will apply
to me Paris, Ben I've, ESQ., near the premises
EDWARD FITZGERALD.
Paris, July u, Is5s-iy2I-w3t
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1OtONGRESS WATER.--Just received, lot o. fresh
4 ard genuine Congress Water.
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RIVERSIDE HALL,
RIVERSIDE, MONROE COUNTY, TENN,
REV. J. &. DOWNING, RECTOR,
1000 ACRES OF LAND ron

FUyHE Literary Institution for Young Ladies is open
the reception Of Pupils For circulars and Autograph
view Of the buildings, address the Rector. jy2l-2m
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NWIIEEs
Ii persons having claims against the estate ofW. T Williams,
~ deed late Of Dickson county Tennessee, hereby notified
Tile th properly authenticated, with the Clerk Of the County
Court Of said county and before the 9th day Of De
Cemer, las, order that pro rate distribution Of said
may made among the creditors thereof having this day
geed said clerk the insolvency OF said estate II the claims
fei within the time prescribed law, they viii be for
ever barred. TTIOS. FLANARY.
jy2OF3t Admir-. Of ". T. Williams, deed.
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GOdey,s Lady,s Book for August.
VERY fine number splendidy illustrated, sud with all the
"A Fashions, Just received, and for sale by F. HAGAN
jy2O Market street.
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Farewell Concert Tour.
MISS ANNA VATL,

About leaving the friendly shores Of this, her native
county, for Europe feels anxious 10 visit more some Of
cities which been received with much
Kindness taking her way many musical places where enc
has had the honor GPpeer and has much pleasure
Announce 10 the
Musical Amateurs Of Nashville,
A Grand Nusiral Concert in the OF few DAYS.
which occaOn she will be assisted BY the following emil
nent Artists
MOLLEN HAUER,
The great ViOlins created quite sensation in Bu
rope snd ths country.
n. B-MOns Julien, announcing the brothers Molten
hauer saws his programme: Their Duets have
0nshed the dietant Of musical EurOp by their surpris
ing Of soul aud expression accorded by these gifted
Artists their performances. The brothers Molennau'
are highly celebrated for heir compositions 8s their eX
eeutiye abilities their QuaTtees Musiea di C0mOTs
having given them uch renown among composers and
artists 6 their playing achieved with the pubc
THE SCHREINER,
The talented Pianist and Composer, pupil OF Lisz.
eff
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NMARBLE WORKs--The subscriber has on hand he
F largest and Of Marble Marble Worn,
ever offered the city, which he artcary invites the arten
ton Of epuhlc- He prepared all JOBS In bis ua
NAYS i57-d JAMES SLOAN
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ChaIybeate Springs,
Formerly known as sPrice's,' s. sWhite's.'
FEVIS well known watering place. 5 miles south Of Pulaski
Tenn and miles from Elkon, having been purchased and
thoroughly repaired renovated by the subscriber
visitors the 9Th Of May. The water is the best Chay
the South West and the best Of Festone-the locality
high and the atmosphere cool and healthy and altogether the
delightful watering place in Tennessee.
have been made 70 the building and
ground give accommodation 200 visitors and
elegant Alley and extensive Stables have been built
The Springs are accessible Nashville, Columbia, Pulaski
and Huntsville three times every week by Stage, and after the 4
Of July every day.
Rates of Charges.
Board per Day, 81 %
do do Week, 8 90
do do Month, 90 90
Children under 10 years Of age, and servants half price.
Horses, by the feed, . cts.--per week, 50 so.
iyl-2mF ". Z. EADINs, Proprietor.
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CSTRAKED--From the subscriber living IN Robertson
county, three miles from Port Royal small mare.
years Old slightly hppel. Any Information
ne her, viii be thankfully received by
IQ-E4w SAMUEL N0RTHINGTOH
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NmAI.I, FAR1E FnR sAI.E.--I - Il -

NOR SALE.--Five hundred bags extra family White
Gnav7-f p C. ANDERSON
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FWVOBACCO.--Jgb Lan-horn and Arjlssls superior
Tobacco, for sale very low, TEERASs BROTHERS.
OtOFFEE.--JOO bags Baltimore Coffee for sale Low for
q , cash. TEERASS BROTHERS.
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AM Offering for sale that FelloWn pro-
perry, the Of Cedar and Cherry Streets owned by
the Sisters Of Charity.
Parties holding claims against the Sisters OF the Rev. J.. ScachI
will please file them with me for yla1t
For further particulars call on A. Y. S. LINDSEY.
iulylO-Im %, College street.
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DRAM .--l sask superior old Otarl. Dupey & Co.. for
n sale BY TEERASS BKOTHEEs
StTAR CANDLES.--JO0 half and whole boxes Tor sale
- low. TEKBASS BROTHERS.
SUGAR.--I0O bills Crushed and Powdered sugar, BaIi
- Refinery, for sale low, for cash only.
TERRAsS BROTHERS.
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Ladies' Fine shoes and CATERS,

j Ladies Brown French Lasting buttansi Shoe Galtsrs
Side & Front laced Caters, On and without heels.
Slippers, OF French Kid. White & Black satin. a..
Misses and Childrens Boots, Caters and slippers, with
heels and without. At - College street. JOIN EAMAGE-
in "
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-24

WHKREAS on the LIT day Of April, A. D. 1856,
W Thomzs Tibet and HlizAbeth fibaett es.
ecuted unto Austin Cornin, ~ Trustee. certsla
deed Of Trust conveying 70 said trustee the land in
Clinton county Iowa, described % foaiOWs 70 Wit
The south bail Of the northeast quarter and the
north half Of The soueh east quarter Of sec len
Der twenty nine (7S) In township number eighty
(S1) north OF range number one ~ east Also tho
nosh east quarter Of the south est quarter Of the
ssme section, township and range; which seid con-
vsyaacs wss msds ~ the said Thomas Tibet and
1zsbeth bbsa IT, che psspoee Of oecaring the pay
ent Of the certain psenisoTy notes and the
thereon signed b. mid 1homas Iibbeet aatea the Let
day o. April, A d 1885, ord among which were the
following: One for and 6O-100 dollars, and one
for three hundred md tW0ty-seven dollars both due
in two pears from date.
And now ssid last nampd notes hsvins become
due and payable and the asid Thomas 3fbbstt hav19
failed = pay ~ aAms Austin Corbin Trustee e
aireead do hereby sve tits pabe notice. thss 81 VII.
tue OF the power which b b vostad ~ Oail dod Of
Trust,l vii, on Friday the Both day Of April 1865
q the hour Of two o'clos IN The aeternooU Of eon
day q the Oou 0euGs door In the city Of Davenport
oppose and or for sale, q public auction the parcels
ofao4 esove described much thereof e shaA -
s9dens - aaaisfy aad PAY ths amount ofssid note.
VIII u iaaee.t thssa . The day q sas. togethr
WIN ~ The costs ana expenses attending een oAlo,
eooeo o. tAlo noeioo md 1fu0tes's No.. Upoo IL
oe1plet1ea u sueh sale deed yin b Qveo.
Dated - otA ~ q April. 4 p looe.
apedts 1Sus1oe.