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Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-10-15
The Board Of Commissioners for For.
efSu MtssiOns.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 6.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 6.
lhe annual meeting of the American Board
OF Commissioners for Foreign Missions COM
menced yesterday. This is the oldest mis-
slonary organization in the country 1t was
Incorporated by the Legislature of Massachu-
setts in l7l2, and the first missionaries were
ordained at Salem, on February the 9th, of
same year, and soon after sailed for the East
Indies. 1t is stated that when first Mission
,ries set sail, the entire amount in the treasu-
ry was but 5000. Now the income is about
1925, 200.
At 4 o'clock yesterday p NJ, the meeting
was called to order by the Recording Secre-
iary, who read letter from President Hop
klnS, informing of his inability to be present,
and suggesting that Judge Jessup be selected
in his stead. In the absence of Judge Jes-
sup, the Hon. Judge Strong, of this State,
vas called to tue chair. The Rev Dr. Shep-
pard then opened the meeting with prayer
treasurer then read his report, showing the
expenses of the year were S419, ,2s9, receipts
S33O,9Co, leaving a debt of $6o, ,374. The per-
'"'n"nt f'"d y 1867, is, permanent fund for
officers $49s,40.
~ icpo.. tiIen received from the pru-
iential committee on the state of the foreign
missions, the most of which We're represent
III to be In hOurlShing condition.
The opening sermon was preached last
evening by the Rev. DR.. Patterson, of Chi
cagO.
SECOND DAY.
PHLApsLPHIA, Oct. 5.
Judge Jessup, of Pa, acting as chairman.
The report of tine Prudential COMMITTEE was
received-which says the receipts of the
Board have failed to keep pace with the ex-
penses. The income from Foreign Missions
average $4,000 per annum. Up to the
year 1853, the receipts We're sufficient since
that time, the expenses have been beyond the
amount put in the hands Of the committee.
They recommend an increase in the contribu.
tons corresponding with the growth of the
missionary work.
1t was recommended that hereafter the an.
nual session of the Board commence on the
rirst Tuesday in October.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-10-15
Prof. LaMountain and Haddock, the
AerOnauts.

OTTAWA, G. W. Get. 4.
Prof. LaMountain, the Eronaut, and his
fellow voyager, Mr.. HaddOck, came into Ot-
tawa to- day, having landed $50 miles north OF
here IN the Canada wilderness. They were
brought out by Indian guides in their canoes.
They travelled in their .lloon 800 miles, and
were up in the air only 4 or hours. For
over four days they were in the wilderness
without food. and with no means Of striking
a fire. They were rescued most providen-
tally by nr. Cameron, who was hunting
timber with Indian guides.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-10-15
Election in Kansas-..The Wyandotte
Constitution AdOped.


An election was held in Kansas to day on
the question of acceptance or rejection Of the
Wyandotte Constitution, which passed off
quietly. The adoption Of the Constitnt tiGn is
generally conceded. Leavenworth gives 23l
majority for the Constitution. Atchison, city
and township, gives one majority. Other
precincts to hear from will increase the major
itY,
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-02-18
'since paid in full.

Statement Of Moneys ored By Tie County Of
Bedford
To John Sill, $4,000 90
- James Rea, 600 90
s' Elizabeth Rea, so 90
John Brlce, 5000 90
NorE On some of the amounts due from Collec-
tors interest has accrued and from some, commits
sions md generations are TO be deducted.
BEDFORD COUNTY, SIS.
The Undersigned Auditors of said County, 60 here
by certify that in pursuance of the Acts of Assru<
bly, in snch made and provided they met al the
Commissioners Office. in Bedford Borough, aud did
audit and adjust the accounts of Samurl Davis,
Treasurer OF said County for the year 1858, con-
tanned IN the foregoing statements, and that we
have examined the foregoing accounts OF money due
10, and owed by, said County and that have found
the same 10 be
As witness our hands, this 81 day of January,
1859. HENRY 3. MOCK,
JOHN w. CRlSMAN,
JAMES &. DEVORE,
Auditors.
Attest, B. F. MKyeRs, Clerk.
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SEILING OFF Ar COST.

MRS. Fl. d. PEUGH wishes to retire from busi-
ness and will sell an entire Stock Of goods at cost!
Ladies wishing TO supply themselves with goods at
wholesale prices, would do well TO cell before the
following handsome articles disposed Of.
Rich silks, French Merinos, Cashmeres, Aipacas,
ponlins French and American De LANES, Velvets,
Shawls Cloaks, Mantles, Ladies' and Chdrens' Furs,
Clouds Hoods, Bonnets, Ribbons, Flowers, Feath-
ers, French Work, Gloves, Hosiery, Shoes, Jexelrv
perfumery aud an endless variety OF Fancy Goods.
Miilners would find il 10 their advantage 10 ex-
anime the assortment in the Millinery department.
Dee. IT, 1858.
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Iron City Commercial COLLEGE.


PIrrsBuRG, Pa. CHAErEsEn 1885,.
eco STUDENTS ATTENDING JANUARY. 1853.
Now the largest and most thorough Commercial
School Of the United States. Young men prepared
Tor actual duties of the Counting Room.
SMIrn, A NJ, Prof of Book keeping and Sci
ence OF Accounts.
4 DouTnErT, Teacher of Arithmetic and Com
mercial Calculation
J A DEYDRlcK and T C JesxIss, Teachers of
Bookkeeping.
CowLEY and W Miller, profs. of penmansbin
SINGLE AND DOUBLE ENTRY BOOKKEEPING.
As used in every department Of business
COMMERCIAL ARITHMETlC-RAPfD BIJST-
NESS WRlTlNG-DETECTING COUNTERFEIT
MONEY-MERCANTILE CORRESPONDENTS
COMMERCIAL LAW
Are taught, and all other subjects necessary for
the success and thorough education of practical bu-
siness man.
ES Premiums.
Drawn all the premiums in Pltisburg for the mast
three years, also in Eastern and Wester Cities for
best Writing,
NOT ENGRAVED WORK.
Important InforDsation.-St Students enter at
any time--No vacaton-Time unlimited-Review
at peasure-Gradpates assisted in obtaining sit ua-
tions--Tuiiion for full Commercial Course S35.00-
Average time TO ~ weeks Board So. so per week
Stationary, 6.O0--Eniire cost, $50 90 TO $1,000.
DS Ministers, sons received at half price.
For d-Circular-Specimens OF Business and
Ornamental Writng-inclose two stamps, and ad-
dress w JENKINS, PIttsburg, Pa.
Sep 3, 1s5s-1y
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-02-18
EEYOuring WILL

OF FULL SIZE, which requires but SIN
HORSE POWER TO run-grnds 10 bushels Of wheat
per hour, and makes better and more flour than any
mill in existence-tunGs out at the same operation,
Family, Extra, Supertine, Fine, Middlags, Sho'ts,
Shpstuffs and Bran, and occupying but little space
"a room 10 by "a being amply large TO place the
Mill in and work il successfully.
This highly ingenious and much needed IN
venton, performs an entire new feature IN the
manufacturing oil grain into flour, and attains
ohIerts which have been heretofore wholly be-
yond reach. The splendid manner in which IT
performs its functions the simplicity of its
structure: all complicated and useless machinery
being avoided the ease with which il can be
TRANSPORTED from one location to another "a
horse and wagon, al two loads, being all that
is requisite the small space il occupies when rea-
DIV for use, which would not be missed when placed
in room with other machinery; and the small "a
mount of power used to proppl 1.-THE rapidity with
which il performs is work the different qualities
of -four by a single operation-the quality and
yield per bushel is unsurpassed.
.BTLLERS IND .HiLL-OW.NERSi.
Your attention is called TO this Ingenious valuable
and scientific boiling process, which will save you
ten times il cost every six months, If nsed IN yonr
mill in place of your present machinery. II VIII
enable you 10 make a larger yield OF Hour, mole
uniform quality, and mach better flour
U-ManufactuseTs price Of Mill $500
uy-Rght 10 use from $50 10 Sl00
DEPeTsons in this county wishing TO see the
practical workings of this mill, before purchasing
can do so by calling at the mill of John Bingham, at
Holidays sburg, Penna, who has one in operation.
Dg-The right TO be had by calling upon
either of The Undersigned at Bedford, who have
tue power y ee' ~ GEO. u. BENfoRD,
Der 31 1S5s JACOB REED.
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PREPARED ny DR.. sANDFoRI

FHEFAKED BY SANDFORD,
COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY FROM GUMS.
IL oRe Of Me beR gnrgaHre and hrer medicines now
before the public, that acts Cahi1ytte, easier
milder, and mn-e efectual than any other medicine
known. 1t is not only CafhaTtic, but Liver re-
medy, acting first the Liver to eject its morbid
matter, then the stomach and bowels 10 carry of
that matter, thus accomplishing purposes effect
ually, without any of the painful feelings exper.
enced in the operations of most CathaTtics In
strengthens the system at the came time that il
Parges IT; and when taken daily in moderate doses.
will strenthen and build il mp with unusual rapid
n
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Forward 81 Gather,
ATT o r NEYS AT LA w,
Bedford, Penn'a.

Ross FORWARD & Q. Fl. GATHER Of Som
ersrl, have opened law office in Bedford, Pa.
0. Fl. Gather, having located permanently in
Bedford, will be assisted during every Court by
the former. All business entrusted 10 their
care will be promptly and carefully attended to
Office on Juliana street two doors South Of The
Inquirer office.
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Executors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given.that Letters TestamentaTy
have heeu granted By the Register Of Bedford County
20 the undersigned residing in Bedford, the Will
of Samuel Brown dec d and that all persons indebted
10 the Estate are hereby required 10 make immedl-
ate navment and those having claims on said Estate
viii present them duly authentcated'lor settlement.
MARY BROWN,
Feb Is, 80 Executrix.
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S33Gs 30

Statement of Recaipfs md expenditures Of he
.uiiitarg Fund Of Bedford County for Tie
gear 1898, showing amount Rsce,ped from,
cact collector separately, and lie amounts
paid 10 each person in occoriaacs wdh the
act of assembly.
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Report Of The County .4uditors 10 the .9uditor
General, January Sd, 1889.
SAMUEL DAVIS, ESQ, Treasurer of Bedford
County, in account with the Commonw wealth OF
Pennsy lvania:
TREASURER DH.
To Tax Real and Personal Estate.
To aggregate amount outstanding at last
settlement $500 rs
To aggregate amount assessed for 1853 1899 "a
i amount received on unsraied lands 800 80
si0359 60
CONTRA CR
BY amount paid State Treasurer, as per
receipts SS099 90
By Commissions allowed collectors on
S932i so at per cent. 400 u
By generations allowed collectors for
1858 and previous years 422 6e
By Treasurer's commission $S57S ~ S5 10
B y amount nneollected Cor 1855 aud pre-
ylous years oot %
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Bedford Rail Road.

NOTICE i, hereby given TO the Stockholders
Of the Bedford Rail Road Company, that an
election will De held at the Court House, in the
Borough of Bedford, on Saturday, the 18th day
of February, next, between the hours Of ~ \
4 O'clock, P. NJ, TO elect President and
Twelve Directors, 10 conduct and manage the
affairs and business of said Company for the
ensuing wear. D. WASHABAUGH,
E. L. ANDERSON,
JOB MANN,
n. LYONS,
o. Z. SHANNON,
r. JORDAN,
J. w. TATE.
w P. SCHELL,
JOHN ALSlP,
Con.uittte.
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BEDFORD HIGH SCHOOL.

TuIs ScHooL will open on Monday The esst
o February, IN the LAEGE BRIcG BULDfNG,
heretofore occupied by the Rev. Geo. W Augh-
inbaugh. The services of Mis- s. E. Montgom-
cry young Lady OF thorough educau6a. and
well verspd in the sAIt of Teaching" bave
been secured TO take charge Of the Female de-
partmeni.
Persons from different parts Of The county
wishing to prepare themselves for teaching, VIII
find ii 10 their advantage by attending this ln-
siitu,ion, ;,s special care will he taken with
them, in the branches Taught in The Common
Schools uads, the snPerrision ot the County
Superintendent.
The SESSION will be divided into two Quarters Of
a weeks each.
Tuition per Quarter, lst Grade 50 90
2d DO / 90
30 do 90
4th 30 %
Students entering before the middle OF the Quarter
will be charged full tuition. Those entering after
,hat time, VIII be charged half tuition No deduc-
tion made unlesS IN case Of grotfacted sickness
D. q. SHOEMAKER,
Bedford, Feb Is. 1889 PyinciPi
take pleasure in recommending Nj Shoemaker
10 the patronage of the citizens OF Bedford and vi
cinity His success as teacher is well established
] believe him TO be fully qualified 10 teach all the
branches be proposes 10 teach
G. ~. ACGHINBAUGH.
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s5Oe8 EW ARD!

Ar recent meeting OF The Bnfsess and Town
Council o lhe Borough Of Bedford it was unani-
nously fesolved that the above reward OF $50 will
he paid for tie deiecton and conviction of any rer-
prrors ho may be caught in tie aet Of ma
iiciously setting fire 10 any bnilding or buildings
wirhip be limits OF said borough.
By order of he Board
JACOB REED.
Chitf Burgess.
II. NlcoDEars,
Clerk
Feb. lI,'59
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-02-18

IST OF LETTERS remaining in the
4 Post Office, at Bedford, Feb. 10, 1889.
U@Persons calling for letters in this list will please
say they advertised
Atman I.mifpa Miss Jamson David Mr.
Akers Mr. Kennedy shannon Mr.
Rrown Mary Miss Rooms Rebecca Miss
Bepel B Mr. Keith B
BIorons Wm Mr. Lawton K Esq
BerkepiIe Alexandria Leader Elizabeth
Bowls Daniel Mr. Miller Samuel
Clements Daniel Mr. Miller Josephine Miss
Crawford Henry Mr. Mock II Is
Carroll Chas Miller Elizabeth VI IS
Caehan NTolIt Mrs MtOiaTy John
Devore Cornelia Naugle James
Deyore Jacob Mr. Overocksr Hannah Miss
Dnnn lanes Mr. Osborne Whesock &co
Donehoe rhom Mr. Philips William Mr.
Earnest John Mr. .fIPeT Luther
Elder Susan Miss Potter John Mr.
Evans Margaret Mrs Reishard solomon
Erchaliz Vim & Mr. Reighard MicAat
Exline JoEn Mr Reed james ~ Esq
Earnest Susannah Miss Ruu.p Mary Miss
grey G T Rev Richarsl Catherine Miss
Glover John Mr. Smith Atbony Mr.
Grimes Rachel Mrs Sha!er John II M
Gubernator Charles l. Mr. Slayton Charles MIR
Gallentine H Mr. Stair Aaron Mr
Griffith Lpander Sleek Jacob 4 Mr.
Hoffman mr. SilileT William
Harris John Mr. Wilson John
Hairan Daniel Nogan James Mr.
Hedding Jno 5 Wfsegarver " Esq
Harris Rosannah Mrs Williams Ossir Mss
Hecht Daniel l. Willard Ldyina Mss
Hanole B MIR Wheeler Sarah dl.ss
Hoover Rudulph Nj ? West John Esq
HaIbaugh \ Yates / II
Harrier Prisilla Young Augustus 1If ,
IrIeT josiah Mr. Young J ~ Mr.
JOHN A. MOWRY, P. NJ
Feb IS, 1889.
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BEDFORD COUNTY, IS.
The undersig aed Auditors Of saId County, do here
by certify that pursuance of the Acts OF Assem-
bly,, in such case made and provided, they met at
the Commissioners Office, ia Bedford Borough, and
did audit and adjust the accounts between Samuel
Davis, Treasurer of said Comfy, and tue Common
wealth of Pennsylvania, contained in the forego-
ing statements.
As witness our hands, this 18th day of January, A.
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CA n p H n y.
.lOT[CE.

ALL persons are hereby warned not TO take an as
siomnent Of a note given BY TO Abram 0ppenhi-
,rsr in February 1859 for S25, received no val
Is for the same and determined not to pay unless
con peed by law. JOSEPH CoRLE.
-, Clair IN Feb. 80.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-02-18
E'EEDTo
Tg'urnpil1e Company f.Icction.-

TURNPIKE Company Election
Z The Stockholders of the Bedford and
Stoystown Turnpike Road Company, are hereby
notified, that the Election for managers of the
company, will be held at the house OF
James Frasher, IN Schells5urg, on the first
Monday, seventh day Of March next, between
The hours OF one and three O'Clock, p. NJ
Stockholders, please attend.
PETER SCHELL,
Feb. 1889 Sec'y.
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ELECTION.

An election for i've managers Of tie
Cbambersburg and Bedford Turnpike Road
company, will be held at the Public House Of
Miss Eliza Cooper, in McConnrlIsburg, on Mon
day, the 7ih DAY OF March, next, at l O'Clock,
P. NJ. W. Fl. MCDOWELL, Sect'y.
Chambprshurg, Feb. II, 1889.
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RIaEIPPS And EXPENDITURES

OF BEDFORD COUNTY, FOR 1888.
SAMUEL DAVIS, Esq, Treasurer of Bedford
County. in account with said ;unty, from January
Ith. 1858, 10 January Sd, 1889.
a
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Total received si9 6l
Paid out as follows
TO Hopewel Hile company. per
order of Capt. Thomas W. Horton, $50 oo
To Broad Top Rife Rangers, per
order OF Capt. Joseph Reed, ~ oo
To Bloody Ran Blues, per order
of Capt. William States, 70 w
To Cuu,b. Valley Blues, per
der of Capt. James Haney, % 90
Of Can't. - A. J. sansom. ' rs 90
To Assessors for returning 1898
men to Brigade Inspector al cents
each, - 90
To G. W. Bowman for printing
FOR 1857, w
To n. Over " (" '5s 90
To Meyers x Benford's :" 90
To County Commissioners and
their Clerk, % W
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HENRY B. MOCK,
JOHN ". CRISMAN,
JAMES c. DEV0RE.
Auditors
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SU R Y YIN G

NEWLY INVENTED PATENT. PORTA-
BE MERCHANT FLOUR MIXING AND
DISTRIBUTING APPARATUS, AND COM
BINED GRINDING AND BOLT1SG MER-
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ROSS FORWARD.
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BY amt uncoIlected for 1853 and prevIou,
BY amonnt Of s per cent commissions al :
lowed collectors for 1853 and previous v
By generations allowed collectors for
1858 aud previous years
By amount paid sundry persons, as per
statement below
By amount of Treasurer commission on
$500 8 at per cent.
By balance due Commonwealth
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Feb. l. 80. T. B. KENNEDY, President
0F@The Managers of the Chambersburg and
Bedford Turnpike Road Company have d-clar-
ed a dividend of II per cent, on the capital
stock which is new payable.
feb. 4, '59. w. II. MCDOWELL, Treas.
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.NiHha Eines.

To aggregate amount outstanding for Is
and previous years at last settlement
To aggregate amount assessed Tor 1858
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-13

|. Nv aEREAs on the 10Th day o. Assnst 4 D 1854,
William BscChy snd Mary his wife. exscas@d
u0sD 'srois 81 u Parker trnses, csYtsin d. ed Of
suss, conveying TO said trustee the following d
H'1n isnd ~ scot county, lswS, viz NIL Their In
sss - me east ha!f ~ Int fouY ~ IN lilo sixty
our lo.I ~ the city Of Davenport all right Of
FLo'neife~ 'LeielR, WLi ssii de~d as made fog
n.'e there,n d.sc-sbed W. sS4s q ale u onsy u
ssn Ten Der c~nt inferred from ia e. IN which
thsr' = dow due IN principal ant interest ~
'So~eAiu. And where's on tie 18th day Of rerem
~, 1893. the tad VIM trophy and VIE DID In IKE
oauner 'xecate unto the said etes rye u Parker -
t.uste~, certain other deed o. trust CIV. wing the
eluA' undivied halt OF lot No four az In block No
another noe signed by said william Erophy aud y
~ me vile. 20 Psrker for $I20. P,y ahle % the
l0th dav II An9rse 1879, ptt interes, u Tho rate
ot yen per cent sfter maturity, on hirh TN re 10
now due the sum OF eco. interest ~ ~ per cent
| from August Is 1889
And now sAid tvo notes having become due and
payable and the ssd parties havns failed To psy the
seme, Geo Parker trusteeas aforesaid, do hereby
rve this public notice. thai by vivtne Of the power
vhich h in ME vested by said dsds 81 Trust will on
Me 10th day Of septenbsy, 1859. ., the hour OF
u O'Clock In the forenoon Of Uoid day at the onrs
House door 10 thc city OF Davenport expose ard or
tor sale by public auction, the parcels OF land above
described much thereof shall re necessary To
satisfy and pay the cunt Of said notes with the In.
rest thereon 70 the day OF SALE together with ali
the costs and expenses attending said sae costs OF
TINS notice and Trustees fees. Upon the compile.
tion Of such ne aeeo win he given In accordance
with the stipulation OF said deeds a trust convex
ing the title conv.ye to aid trustee rs
Dated the l7fh day OF August. A D lS59
GEO. II. PARKER,
susIo Trustee
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-13

w nshsAa on the 10th day Of January rSs-
80, .onn iAiA ana lda. h. wife, aud Hugo Uorb
n'.ct SUI harriet, bis wife, executed unto Arw,I,
Oosum ~ trut ~, . certain Deed or Trpst e,vy..
ing 20 said tres'ec the land In Scott conntv Ia,
ufNiipeu - Follows, To wit: The south w.e, nn.r
yer OF tne southeast quarter section "a ,o~n.h,,
e's uosF oi range eat OF the 9TH p n ana ~,
PAT. ots sven and eight In block cisht IN F,rr..t
d lions addition % the city OF Ds ver,s,, ~
scrise'i A. follows: commencing al tbr pa,,h -,
corner OF ssid block eight, thence runoi,y -, ~.
hundred and forty feet. thence south s.y.ntx.nxc
ieet toeoce vest one hundred and forty feet a., ne.
hotth seventy I'VE feet 10 the place o, t.sinn,n.
when said conveyance vas made by the sna w..
anu wi'e and Hochbolxsr and " life for The uur,s -,
securing he payment of n certain promisso,v moi,
anu tue interest thereon signed by sad John r ti,i.
dated the I6sh day OF January, A d lsnI and nav,
nie Two years after date. FOR the sum OF ak bur,
aonns, WIN per cent interest, payable semi an
nualiy o the order &C Nicholas Feiervnrv a, m.
Ia king House OF Matklot n Corbin. D,v.nr.,,
Iowa.
ana now said prcmissoYy note having become dine
ana payable ana the said Fnla having failed 10 nav
the same ], austin Corbip, Trustee as sfoYcsnd a,
heteDy give this public notice that by virtue Of N.
power which is In me vested by said deed Of T,p-,
VIII, on Saturday the 18th day Of September
1889, AZ the hour Of two O'Clock in the after
noon Of said iay, At the Court Houpe door In the
city or Davenport. expose offer for sale nj pub
auction, tn. parcels Of land above described or al
much thereof ~ >hs e cs.ary to sntisfv ana
ne amount OF said note with tho interest sc
t0e Gay OF sale, together with all the costs and ..
pcnses attending said sale or this notice and
fees.
Dated The 18th day Of August. 4 D 1859.
AUSTIN COKslE,
AuSIS T,uasee