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Shipping gntslliaente.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, May /.

ARRIVED.
steamer Richard Willing, Claypooe from PHILADELPHIA
brig John Rhoads, Roland, from Charleston-o Charles
Pendergast-lumber to Haslup Il Small
schr heoe BID Bent, from Windsor, N S-plaster to
Kelsey Gray, towed up by Loness
snip Ann T. Hooper, Hooper from Liverpool Feb 2Sth-
general cargo to j. Hooper CotOwed by Reliance
D SchT Susan E Jayce Jayne, from New York-mdse to
Sehr D. l. Sturges, Norris from New Bedrord-to Heslan
Rogers; oil to j. PakhuISt .Jr 4 Co
Schr Lizzie GOwan BIZ Wilson, DAYS from Palermo to
the capes-fruit to Schwartz & Dix
Gray ~
Curtis and Post
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Msttbanoia.
. OOO CHOICE SUGAR CURED FAMILY

y D00 CHOICE SUGAR CURED FAMILY
A.OQO Hams, canvassed; 500 do do do plain
tuinshed IN sizes to suit the trade 200 boxes
Gross Dietrichs celebrated Oleine Soap, warrant,
sd give satisfaction just received and sale
pePot. ap9tf
, 000 LBS. PATENT AXLE GREASE
superior article, for sale low by manufactu-
rerS agent WM ii. BOLTON, 81 W Pratt street ap29tf
IN 000 LBS. WESTERN BUTTER in kegs
I0SOOO and half bhls., just received, for sale by B.
l. ELDER l2O ). Eutaw street Opposite B. L O. r R. De.
Iot.l m6f
~ 000 DOMESTIC, OPERA, REGALIA,
1O.OOOand LONDRES CIGARS, for sale cheap for
cash. by rliOS N WEBB, S f. Of Garden and Madi
son streets. jal3d
On O00 LBS. PURE WHITE LEAD AND
.OOO Snow White Zinc for sale low by manufac.
turers agent WM H BOLTON, 81 W. Pratt street. ap22f
100 000 FEET GAS and WATER PIPE;
LOO.OOOaso Galvanized Iron Pipe, for sale by
DlNAN ~ JENk rs, 3 5. CHARLES Strnet
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Steamboats,.


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Baltimore to N Ws,d6 and Portsmouth, Va, 5@
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and F6iiicipha Gy is line ElJ Tg o Gn Nfw York
checked from those cities BAY BOATS from " hrIEs
Tor further nfor@t?q add Tr91sh Tickets (Which are
GOOD ny ne ay or Mail Line apply in NEW YORK at the
S a ne Asor House or at The New Jersey Railroad ONCE
q 5s q ssi RS,S g and [2S
Of MON Dock board the Bay st5 amer company foot
ihe new and beautiful steamers Lot ISiANA, and AIDE
fort aud do6yeG6er otnen c .n Fpfte win every
Line being composed Of the speiid steamers T-Ie
ANA Capt G. ". Russell, and IBFiAIbE Captafn Jas
moo1;Hieu.. ''''''' anu "'s'''' accom-"
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@iass, 2iQnprs. &f.

ca BOGGS, COTTMAN l. CO.,
GEISJ Nos. "A and 46 LOMBARD STREET,
A89z OPPOSITE PUBLIC STORES,
BALTIMORE
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I PARkHURST, JR., & CO.,
- GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
AND DEALERS
SPERM, REFINED AND CRUDE WHALE OILS,
STRAITS, BANK AND SHORE OILS,
SPERM AND ApAMANTINE CANDLES.
IS SOUTH STREET,
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NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.
r. - =. = .L-..-.-.-i
-
SUMMER APPINTE ~ NJ

On and after MONDAY, April 18TH 1850 the trains over
the Road will run as follows, viz. ~ wv
FOR THE VEST
LIST The Mail Train leaves daily Sunday excened at .,
with the Mail Train for " ' 'i'''''Hs
PITTSBURG AND THE VEST
Arriving in PittsbuG IL A. NJ and Chicago Mt 40 NJ
Cincinnati at 10 T. NJ ~ " '''' anu
q The Cincinnati and Chicago Express leaves daily at
arIiNnE at Harrisburg at 1910 F. NJ and Pitt s.urr at
II ~ Il MI ana Chicago at 6l5 NJ Cleveland al 6i5 p
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Is .s!.--.:.:Es.ss5 NOTICE 10 TRAVELLERS.
hz.-- I=zz===z=t+t+tsJ CHANGE OF HOURS
OF DEPARTURE ON THE
OF UEFAKTT RE On THE
WASHINGTON BRANCH ROAD
On and after URSDAG, April 2st the hours of depar


ture will be as follows:
"'ly, except sundays, on Sundays at 42O A. NJ. only
FROM Washington at 10 and 50 A. VI 2 and & Il p VI
daily, except Sundays; Sundays at 3 +. VI only
Inc pft and HOd trains from Baltimore and Washington
are strictly Express Trains, stopping 0piy at Washngion
and Annapolis functions.
For the accommodation of persons DESTROYS of
over night i'll Baltimore Washington Round Trp Tickets
VIII be ISSUED by the afternoon trans, good return on he
spectral 'und Trip Tickets will also be issued on Saturday
of Monday MOrninp - ,-
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Commission Jflsrtbants.

GEORGE H. CREIGHTON,
~ GRAIN AND FLOUR
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
u MAroo>,s ~ NO. Ill COMMERCIAL STREET, BOSTON.
mALloh co, of this city, will make liberal cash ad
vi eouslS unleiltS 10 the above house.
HENRY KNOX FpynPPIcT PAN 1Ipps
IL NOX CO.
IN SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
9GRocERS EXCHANGE,
BALTIMORE.
Advances made congnments our address, or to our
es IN the various ports of Europe and the West Indies
ap20t
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Mkrfbanli1f.

X lMBALL'S PATENT SHOVELS.-A small
IN lot Of hmballs patent D H Square Point Shoves Jus
received and for sale by NJ KEITH Jr SON. % Charles
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Rail 3aals.
1853. SUMNER ARRANGEMENT, 1881
Ia ID FOR BOSTON xTR=

and arrive in time for the carly trains going Nor and
East. e'7 -''t'i anu
The superiority of this route consists splendid Steam
boats, unsurpassed in the w6rd-the Gri
the ne plus ultra Of steamboat architecture in spacious
teen wheel cars the easiest invented in the road tc
the reest from dust of all the roads in New England aud IL
the beau y of the country, passing through the Of the
Odd Commonwealth
Elegant family and other State Rooms had on board
No charge for behs in cabins Meals furnished board
10 secure Rooms in advance, otr information address
or inquire OF f. $. MARTIN, Agent
mo ON New York
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s.=-.. -, = RH- M lTE&T AND SOUTH
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD

F0R WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
Leave baltimore AT % and 745 A NJ and 10 and 20
r. On sundays at % 4 only leaves Washing for
sundays at 300 P. NJ only. The second and toir rrana
9hy from Baltimore stop at way points The secGnd and
fourth trans from Baltimore and Washington connect " In
trans on the Annapolis Road. Will
'ickGts OF every kind information, appIy to T
ENGLAND, Agent, at the Ticke. Oice Camden station
W. =. SMITH
NJ cor II ~ Master of Transportation.
~. oDi-r| "eliertl llcKet Agent aplIf
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asTTSs BALTIMORE AND PHILADEL.
rsE--7es:.:= 80 sPIlIA STEAMBOAT COMPANY,
VIA CANAL,
For the transportation of Merchandise Produce Pactag.s
Philadelphia and Baltimore " " - "''"s eh
, FOR PHILA DELPfllA-One Of the CompaDv's Steam
noats leaves No Light street wharf daily at O'clock ar
irving in Phadelphia at o'clock the next morning in am
pie time for the New York Trains '5' III am
FROM PElLADlI PIlIA-Ieaves daily of . o,.I,o,- r,
No - South wharveS ''' 80 'Si''"' l'oih
foods forwarded Immediately with care-frce of all CHARGE
ioi cohnssloh' D. ALIEN SHRIV Err Agent,
NO Light street wharf, Baltimore.
A r.
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Legal Notice.

To Ell cl-ts, Els: =. c.c.s, 4. y. Brow, Thcs
Cross, Henry Cluts and Jacob Bushey
VOU are hereby notified that there Is now on fle
i in the Office Of the Clerk Of the District Court
Of Lee County, Iowa, at Keokuk, . petition Of
james Burrows, James Reynolds and Frederick
Zugg. claiming OF said Eli Cluts the sum Of fifteen
hundred and five 45-I00 dollars with interest
Said petition alleges that said Burrows, Reynolds
and Zugg became security for said Eli Glats and enc
Wv. Walker, by endorsing two notes made by
Clnts Walker, which notes they ailege that they
have been compelled to pay and cancel to their dam
age In the sum aforesaid. Said petition also claims
against all of you the foreclosure Of q mort gage
executed by said defendants, Eli Ciuts and Eliza
j. Cluts to said plaintiffs to secure them against any
damage from endorsing said notes as aforesaid. -
Said mortgage bears date November Ia, 1857, IN
duly recorded, and conveys the following real e.
tate tc wit: Seventy live feet of Of the rear ends
Of lots and in block 175 ia keokuk, Lee coun-
ty, lows.
Now unless you appear and answer said petition
on or before the second day Of the special June
term of said District Court, commencing on the
fourth Monday in June, 1859, Judgment and decree
will be rendered against You according
OF said Petition aud said real estate will be sold
satisfy said debt and the interest Of al defendans
cut OF and extinguished.
MccRARY b BRUCE,
Mayo, lSss-d Plaintiff Att'ys.
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The Eorney Platform.

ALToNA. Pa, April 4.
The State Central Committee Of the State
Rights Democracy met to-day at the Logan
House. John w. Forney, Chairman. Res
olutions were adopted to the following eff
feet:
First. That it is inexpedient at the present
time to nominate State ticket.
Second. Formally proclaiming unalterable
opposition to the doctrine of Congressional
intervention in relation to slavery in the Ter
ritores, as advocated by the Republicans, in
their platform Of 1856, for the prohibition OF
slavery in the Territories. and as advocated
by the Administration Democrats for the
protection of slavery in the Territories.
Third. Recommending the friends Of Pop
ular Sovereignty to vote for no candidates at
the coming and future election for county,
State or National Officers who refuse to stand
clearly upon the doctrine which recognizes
the principles that the Territories, like those
OF State, shall form and regulate their
own domestic institutions in their own way.
Fourth. Recommending a union of the
States Rights Democracy of Penn, to de-
mand at oil times, and at oil places, the
adoption of the principle promulgated by the
Harrisburg Convention of the 18th of April,
1859, and which were enumerated 10 the Gin
cinnati Platform Of 1856, and in Mr.. Bu-
chanan's letter of acceptance.
| Fifth. That county committees Of CORES.
pondence be created.
| A committee was appointed to issue an ad-
dress to the people of Penns yvania. Speech.
es were made by all the members Of the com
mitsee,. and the utmost unanmity prevailed
throughout.
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THE TROOPS I'm THE FIELD
War Already Begun.

HALIFAX, May 5.
The steamer Niagara has arrived with the
most alarming news.
Austria has sent her ultimatum to Sar-
DINA, demanding disarmament and the dis
psrsal Of the Sandman volunteers. Three
DAYS are given for reply to the demand and
in case of refusal war will be declared i'm
mediately.
$4,000 mora Austrian troops have been or
dered to Ticino.
Austria has rejected England's final propo-
sition.
The French troops are moving towards
Piedmont.
A panic prevailed on the Paris Bourse.
The three days given by Austria to Sar-
DINA would expire on Sunday evening, April
oath.
The English Government had telegraphed
to Vienna q strong protest against the me.
mace Of Austria, and it is reported that Aus.
tria has replied, refusing to reconsider her
action, and has already prepared q manifesto
to accompany her declaration of war against
Piedmont.
There was an active movement of French
troops for a concentration of the troops
on the frontier of Piedmont, and also a,
Toulon.
The commencement of Easter holidays
prevented the full development Of the effect
Of the news in England.
On the Paris Bourse, three per cents. fell
8, in consequence OF the alarming state OIL
affairs.
The final proposition submitted to Austyi,
byEngland was for general disarmament,
tobe agreed upon by the Commissioners o.
the four great powers, including Sardinia
and for the admission Of the Italian States t.
the Peace Congress, as was the case at Lay
bach. To this proposition all the powers as
scented except Austria.
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Bryant, the poet editor of the New York
Evs,ing Post, was the leading Democratic
editor Of New York for many years prior to
the passage of the Nebraska bill repeating
the prohibition Of slavery. During all that
period the Democratic leaders don't seem to
have been aware that Bryant had beena Fed
eralist in his youth. But since he has be-
come Republican the Democratic press of
the country has teemed with charges and
specifications of old Federalism against Mr..
Bryant.
While he remained Democrat, Bryant's
early Federalism was regarded as entirely
harmless. Indeed Judging from the fact that
they have elected worse Federalist for Pres.
ident, it may have been accounted as re-
commentator with the Democracy. But
after having spent twenty or thirty years in
the Democratic party, Bryant's Federalism
of Fifty years ago, is unearthed and paraded
before the world as evidence that he is trait
or to the country, and as far from being q
christian as the devil himself.
The truth is, Bryant left the Democratic
party before it's President, in the person Of
an old time Federalist, had inaugurated o
more stringent type of Federalism than was
ever known in the days of Hamilton, and be-
fore the present Administration had, in the
words Of Governor Wise, ssout Adamsed Ad-
ams.' Had he remained in the party and
endorsed the ultra Federalism and Lecomp-
tonism Of Buchanan, Mr.. Bryant might have
been held up by the Democratic press as the
paragon Of Jeffersonian Democracy.
G. There is case now pending in the
highest Court Of the State Of New York, in
which the original claim was but $500, and
the costs now amount to 100000, which will
probably be increased to 100000 by the
time it reaches a final decision. The fees OF
the lawyers employed are probably as much
more, as the case has been before the courts
for sixteen years, and has been decided one
way and another about once year on an
average during that time.
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AANVX~xAN4 - ORVNNI
May ., 1s5s-d Atty's for Plaintiff


Legal Notice.
To John A. Mckenny, Geo. Is. Wilson, T. Nc
Kenny, X. W. Clark, Turpin Daughters, and Mil
ton Jamison
VOU and each of You are hereby notified that
L there's now on file in the office OF the Clerk If
the District Court of Ice County, Iowa, 1t Keokuk,
petition Of John Lafon Ginning Of John A. Nc
Kenny and George b. Wilson the sum OF six hun
dred and sixtysix 66lO0 dollars, with interest on
the same from December 49, 1885, until paid. II the
rate Of ten per cent. per annum, - money due on
promssory note executed to Stannus Hamilton
and by them assigned to plaintiff. Said petition
also claims Of all Of you the foreclosure Of .
mortgage executed by said John A. McKsnny and
Geo. B. Wilson TO John Stannus and John Hamil-
ton to secure said note, and by said Stannus and
Hamilton assigned 10 your petitioner. Said mort
gage conveys the following real estate, TO Wit
The rear twenty feet of lots I and In block thfr
ty-six In the city OF Keokuk, being twenty feet
fronting on Fifth street Of the rear end Of lot sew
en- and extending the same width across lots seven
and eight Of said block, being 10 by 100 feet
Said petition prays Judgment against said John A.
McKenny and Geo. b. Wilson for the amount Of
said note interest and costs and against eli
of you the foreclosure OF said mortgage and thu
sale OF said real estate TO Satsfy the amount due
Now unless you appear and answer said petition
before the second day Of the next term OF said
District Court, commencing Ct Keok uk on the fourth
Monday in June, 1859, judgment and decree will
be rendered against you in accordance with til,
prayer Of said petition, and said real estate will b,
Sold and all interest Of All defendants cut OF ant
forever barred and extinguished,
McCRARY 4 BRUCE,
Mas ., lS69-d Atty's for PltG
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n Office.


To T. B. Walker, and to all whom il may concern
NOTICE is hereby given that on the 7th day If
IN june, 1852, We will sell at public auction, at
the auction room Of L. Howe, Main-st, between til
and 9Th, in tho city of Keokuk, Iowa, between the
hours Of O'Clock T.. IN. and 10 clock p. m. OF said
day, the following described chattel proprty, con-
sisting Of Silver Ware, viz:
dos. spoons, large and small sizes; dos. forks,
Large and small sisss; pair butter knives, jellp
spoons, lcream ladle, sugar spoon, sugar sitter,
pair soup ladlef. pie knife, pair salt spoons,
mustard spoon, oyster ladle; small knife and
fork.
The said property having been transferred TO n
by the said 7. B. Walker - collateral security for
the payment Of his note for hundred and ninty-
seven doliarf, tsl97 dated August TO- 1857 80 days
without grace, due Sept ., 1857. with 10 per cent.
interest after maturity.
Said note being past due and wholly unpaid, tho
said property will be sold aforesaid TO pay the
same with costs and charges Of sale.
CHAPLIN h LEE,
Mayo, 1859 dim For Liquidation.
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Indiana City Elections.
LAFAYETTE, Ind. Ma,

LAFAYETTE, Ind, May 4.
The municipal elections passed OF quietly
yesterday. The Republicans elected the City
Marshal, Treasurer and four Councilmen.-
The Democrats elected the Mayor and six
Councilman,
IsDIASApolIs, May 6.-At the city election
to-day the Republicans elected their Mayor
and majority of the city officers. The
Council is close, probably Republican ma.
iority. Returns not all in vet.
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RUyINESA NOTICE.


A State Convention Of the Republicans of Iowa
is called to assemble by their delegates at the City
Of Des Moines, at III o'clock q. m, on Wednesday
the ed day of June, 1859, for the nomination Of
officers be elected at the general election in Octo
Der of this year. Candidates are to be selected for
the Offices of Governor, Lieutenant Governor, and
three Judges Of the Supreme Court. Tie Conven-
ton will take such other action as may, in its
opinion, contribute to the of the principles
and organization Of the Republican party Of this
State and Of the Union.
Every organised county will be entitled to one
Delegate in the Convention, and TO one additional
delegate for each 100 voters, latter the FIRST 1901
and for any additional fraction of so or more votes
cast at the last General Election for Hon. Elijah
Sells, as Secretary OF State.
The attention Of the Republican Central Com
nit tees OF their respective counties ID directed
the calling of the County Conventions for the APP
pointment of Delegates, In the rate above stated
and for efficient organisation preparatory to the
canvass. JOHN A. KASSON,
III. M. HOXIE,
N. ]. RUSCH,
DIN. COOLEY,
Oh. JEROME,
r. L. B. CLARKE,
THOS. SEELY,
Republican State Central Committee.
Des Moines, March 20, 1859.
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10 james L. Estes, Charles Browu, Geo. =, Ma1ksr,
John Lyon, Nancy Crcel Mildred Crssl md III.
4 jah Crecl, minor heirs Of Elijah Creel deseessd,
Robert Reed, Alexander Lockhead, J. i. Miller,
Nicholas Sargent and John Wylis:
VOU and each OF you Aro hereby notified that
L there 10 on nle In - c1lcc OF tho Clerk 81
tn, District Court OF Lee County, Iowa, g Ksokuk
petition Of Edwin MAnninE claiming Of ths I'd
James L. Estes the sum Of twelve hundred dollars
as money due on promissory note; and also claim
ing Of oil Of you the foreclosure OF mortgage cx-
ecuted by said James l.. Estes the following real
estate, which the other defendants have claim
section No. 80, township No. 66 north, range No.
west; the northwest I section No. Is, township
No 90 north, range west north. east sectioa No
70, township No. IS north, range No. west east
of the south Of section No. Z, township No.
66 north, range NO. 3 west Il. I NE. section
No.5, township No. 65 north, range west; south.
section No. 80, township No. Cd north, range 8
west; also, lots Nos. 8, and In block No. 0S. In
the city OF keokuk-All OF said real estate being
in the county Of Lee ands State Of lows. Said
mortgage bears date June 18th, I84Q, and II duly
recorded in the ascords Of Lee county, Iowa. june
2lst, 184o. Said petition prays judgment against
. foreclosure Of said mortgage and sale OF said
mortgaged promises, TO satisfy the same.
Now unless you appear and answer aid petition
or before the second day Of the special une
term Of said District Court, commencing at Keo-
kuk on the fourth Monday in juno, 1859 Judgment
and decree will be rendered against you according
to the prayer Of said petition and the interest o.
all the defendants in said property DO forever cut
off and extinguished.
hcCRARY d BRUCE,
May9, 1s59-d Atty's for Plaintiff.
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MOORE,8 GARDEN.
Grand Concert, without fail !!
ICE CREAM.

TIyHE Proprietor Of Moore's Garden most respect
i fully informs the Ladies and Gentlemen OF thi!
city that be will give three Concerts every week
viz: Monday, w ednesday and Saturday evenings
Admittanec 10 cents, for which . ticket will b
given, good for refreshments.
FIRST CONCERT this Saturday evening. May
7th.
The Garden being most beautifully laid out In
walks and flower beds, with every description OF
shrubs and flowers, and allow small boys only in
company with their parents to come In, expect ia
receive good share Of patronage the part Of the
ladies.
Positively good order. No intoxicating liquors
sold. i, MO0KE.
Nay 5-dst
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CO Governor Wise, in his recent letter to
Hon. David Hubbard, airs his scriptural pro-
6ciency a little, and says: "The Reubens
have tried to sell me into Egypt for my
dreaming" The New York Express, better
posted in biblical lore, tells the Governor
that his reference is all wrong, for it 80 hap
pens that Reuben was the only one Of Jo-
seph's brethren who did not want to sell him.
I Lou. Jour.
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land with the following novel titles: ga Sto.
~ for Sunday Afternoon, ""Fool Of DUAL.
itty," "The Woman Hater," "Sham, Novel
"Spelbound," 'Nothing to Eat" "Who't
Who," e-Colored Spectacles," "Foot.
path between Two Worlds, "Life Foreshad-
owings." Mr.. Murray, of London, has pub
lished volume Of "Plain Sermons" by the
Rev. j. j. Blunt. The Rev. Charles Kings
ley announces q volume Of sermons in press
called 'sGood News from God"
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MAY 9,Is59-d
Tru stoe,s sale.

DUBLIC NOTICE rs hereby given that on satur
i day the l2h day Of June next, will sell u
Thompson Co, In the city Of KsoEuk, Lee county
Iowa. the following real estate, to wit the eastefy
half Of lot nine ~, block one hundred and iii
tl06l Of said city, Is feet front on Main-st., and
lao feet deep.
The above sale is made by virtue Of Deed oil
Trust from Thomas Bruce TO m for the purpoe.
Of securing the raym ent of promissory note mad,
by James Bruce TO 0rinnell Jenkins for tho sun
Of 81 33I "a, and said Deed Of Trust provides tina
the property may be redeemed from the sale to b.
made by me by paying the above debt and ten pc
sale. The sale will be for cash, and deed will b.
made to the purchaser.
JOHN W. RANKIN, Trustee.
Nav O. 1894