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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-08-24
Boilers s!

The Douglas men are called by the pro-
fessiona politicians of this State boilers and
disorganizets. Let us take birds eye
glance at these gentlemen Let us see
whether they had not 'bester take the beam
out OF their own eyes before they make a
microscopic search for the mote in ours.
LIST. Robert NJ. T. Hunter bolted from
and disorganized the Democratic party to
get his seat in the United States Senate.
End. James M. Mason-ditto.
Bird. John B. Floyd came into the Cub
ernatorial Chair by boiling and disorganiz-
ing the party.
4th. VIM. Smith rcpudiated party eau
Gus to obtain his seat in Congress. (Nc
doubt he remembered that the chivalry did
not hesitate to bolt, when it would elect
"uncle Bob to the Senate.o In 1855 he
bolted and disorganizcd, ostensibly because
he didn't like Wise--really, because it was
necessary to coquette with ''Sam" to retain
his seat.
9th. S. r. Leake boltea and disorgan-
ICED to obtain Mr.. Powell's shoes.
9th d. G. Dejarnette ditto for Caskie's
So we might spin out the list intermina-
bly,. Yet, now that 1t cont suit these poll
ticians to bolt and disorganize from the un.
authorized Convention, called by portion
ofthe State Central Committee, (and mi
nority at that, and with which we had moth
Iing to do, and they controlled, they mod
estly denounce us as boilers.
Would it not be better for gentlemen who
are the occupants of glass houses to refrair
from throwing stones? a
Verify, the Charlottesville Convention
was Convention of boilers!
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DEMOCRATIC ELECTORAL TICKET.
Notice.

The National Democracy are requested
to meet at the Courthouse, on this (Friday)
evening, for the purpose of organizing for
the Campaign. Every Democrat favorable
to the maintenance Of the organization Of
the party and the election of DOUGLAS
and JOHNSON, is earnestly requested to
be present
The meeting will assemble at o'clock,
p. NJ MANY DEMOCRATS.
August "a, 1860.
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Notice.

There will be a meeting in the Court
House, on Saturday evening, at 5 o'clock.
forthe purpose oforganizing BREoK1NR1DGE
and LANE club. All persons favorable to
the election of these two gentlemen to the
Offices of President and Vice President of
the United States are requested to attend.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
August "a. 1860.
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toral ticket, to be voted for by both wings
of the party the electors. if elected, to cast
the vote of Virginia for Breckenridge, If he
can be elected by said vote for Douglas, il
he can be elected by said vote-the vote in
any count to be cast for the strongest man
out of Virginia. We propose this on our
individual responsibility.
NJ. g. HARTMAN.
JAS. l.. WILSON.
SrAUNroN, Aug. IT.
10 Coz. Smith. j. Alfred Jones. ETC.:
We have not received any official promo
sitien according to our understandino Of tho
terms. We have received ..suggsst;nn,,
from Gov Smith, which we cannot accsds
to. Make definite one-an nlt;mo.s "a;
cial proposition I'm
Signed by NJ. G. Hartman, Jas. Fl Cox
e. irving. j. N. Liggett and Jas. l.. vii.
son.
Mr.. Stovall moved that the committee ba
discharged from the further consideration ~
the subject -
Mr.. Wilson moved to lay this motion up.
on the table, whereupon it was withdrawn.
and no further action was taken on the sub.
|ject. =. '''' '''
Mr. Stovall, from the committee on or.
ganlzation, presented report. which was
read and adopted. The following is the
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JUDGE EEODkfnss Uisuatcff.


The following is the dispatch sent to the
Convention by Judge Hopkins. We think
it would be difficult for any man to give in
the same space, clearer or more satisfac-
tory definition Of his political position. His
reasons for the support of Douglas, address
themselves with powerful force to every con
servative mind:
I am for Douglas with all my heart-I
am for him as the nominee of the National
Convention I am for him to defeat Lin
coin. am for him todefcat all attempts to
dissolve the Union for any existing cause ];
[ am for him because I have full faith that
he would honestly perform the duties of a
President to every section of the Republic,
and do all a patriot ought to restore harmo-
ny to our Union
G W. HOPKINS.
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r.. n. Collier In Alleghany.

We learn that on Tuesday last the can
vass was opened in the county Of Allegheny
by r. r. Collier, ESQ, of Petersburg, in
speech Of great earnestness, power and
ability.
The impression made by the overwhelm-
Ing facts, figures and argument of Mr.. Col
lier is represented to have been most deci-
ded, and the friends Of Douglas and John
son were greatly cheered and encouraged
BY it. We do not know more thoroughly
posted speaker in the State than Mr.. Col
lier, or one more devoted to the cause and
capable of rendering more efficient service ;
and have heard with much pleasure that he
has consented to speak to our people during
the progress of the canvass.
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r. -, ~ go oA@oH1CH, aug. ~ -
Hon. Wm Smith:
Can you come over In an extra train; we
cannot get one here. If anything is done,
it can only be done BY conference, and SOON
We must get together if we meet by private
conveyance on the Blue Ridge-all for the
party. NJ. G.. HARTMAN
SrAuNToN, Aug. II.
Hon. Wns Smith:
Your dispatch received, suppose we ap-
point seven electors each, and one who has
expressed no opinion, and all pledged to cast
the vote of the State to beat Lincoln
NJ. G. HARTMAN.
STAUNToN, Aug. II.
Hon. Wns. Smith:
Convention adjourned until s o'clock,
waiting reply from your Con 7ention.
NJ. G HARTMAN.
STAUNToN, Aug. II.
H. W. Mdsstc
I have telegraphed three times to Gov,
Smith and can get no reply. What do you
propose to do? Answer.
M. G. HARTMAN.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Aug. II.
To NJ G. Harn,an:
Gov. Smith says he has received no an-
swer to his proposition Of Joint ticket. nor
has he received any official proposition from
your body and 10 has beea waiting all day
for one. MAss1n.
STAuNroN, Aug II.
Goc. Snasth, j. Massie, etc.:
We propose that there shall he one ,leo.
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To the Democracy Of virginia

The committee Of Conference appointed
by the staunton Convention, through fear
that misrepresentation of their action has
been autographed abroad, beg leave to make
the following statement.
On Friday, the following dispatch from
Gov. VIM. Smith to M. G.. Hartman, was
received and read by him in open conven-
ton:
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The Warren Dry-COOdS Store.
PECK. EUawELL d CO.,

HaN"F ~ III u VII
1 RE row &c, wins their stock OF
y SPRING q SUMuER GOODS. Ehicb in rich
reeS yariety a. q sttraetiNrneSS. is i2f superior to any
Ia Y have ever before brought to This mark~t We
have hsen lead bV our increasing trai-, and the cheer
ing prospect ~ the good times coming to purchase
largely ana have added I our selections a class Of
richer goo - n have efore been brought to Warren.
a cia > ~ gnuds VII c. the Increasing w-a'th aud rul-
tigater taste % the ye"fleO of Trumhuli Cuu " require
We have taken unusual pa rs u the selection OF -ur
goats. aui have aimed not merely At hryiug - good
= stock a. can 80 found in Warren Tut Al having the
hest eser brought into TTumhD!l County and We feel
warranted in aging tl1t nuT STOCK will compare IA
yorshly Ia quantity. qTality and variety wi.h the
.tucis ic-na IN any -sta ,li-hment in Cleveland sr
pitIsi rrgh. and we are determined to name prices
u ct wrl i.saTr gaieA sizes
We respectfully solicit The people OF Warren and
vicinity. to- "a AID examine our goods before pur-
chAsing eiseEheIe.
PECK. RT-RWEIL & ca.
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Is unhesi auLgly offered - a ~r=li,"l. remedy toy all
those complaints To Which every w-sran il liable. ant
Nhleh gradually affect the mind as sell A. the hoiy &c
that 10 think tax or work becomes alike a Source Of
slhering.h not AZ i,npO>sihility. Among other com.
plants Tor which The CathoIcun il a rsrl-iy. is ibr
ralling OF The Womb. Whites. Suppressed, Irregular
or f~ihtut heLstTuatiou. Y Dating. i-bhsmmatous aud
Diseases nf the kiGneSs or Ur Eary Organs. Retention
OF lhsoLtinanc- % Urine Heart,urn, CosJivene>S.
NrrNou1h-ss- FaIunEs. PAN ItstioIs, Cramps. Bis
'uThen : eeP' aud all u"uhlr~. organic or sympathetic.
connected with the uterine rIgahs.
Ladies' ~ho ere troubled 18th auv NJ the above symp
'"ul7, or WITH spine Liver ar Lung canrlain:s, a.,
nvttrd 10 address nr- BRIDGE with :uiI c-rfdeucr
hat they all hnh Teisf. Narsh4iiS Ttrrire CztnoE
or IS not = iuack mricinr. hut its iu.r-,,i, nts hayt
cen made kn"sn 10 the lie zeal Colleges auI the
,rr n the servic- OF ans respectable physisian in N.
''uTtTy
TAs Pre- sr NarshaTS 6'sri~S CSfSoiirsH /. ONE
Dollar dad Q nag per 5 RsGe Bsf!s.
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SatarLeg. n 81 dago FL y Jrnarg. 80.
shsria'. oacc, Warren. Jsa Is. I5c,E5,
CHERiFF'S SALE
~ Austin Nib re Fl Il

IN Court r. Ccmnsn Tleas
Joseph HaZr.eine tai } OF TruO' 1d C,uaty.
by virtue OF N order If sale issue { on The Cour.
O. Common Pleas Of Trur' usl C,u IL ,h g., sha
oaer ior ale a. Pa lie Auction. the dn-r u n,
Court -ass IN Warren IA sa'd " 4n'v.'n
SatuTdqy. the lSM dry Of February. 1860,
between the hours Of IA &C. ccS A. NJ and : o G crg
40. sac tay tefo loNIrE 6'S.rhd val EFT:
StlSte II Fern E-i"n. IA sal. ccub-v l.lrga T. r. 81
iut No = std hsun ef a. follows Con l.. ueiug at a
atSA= s;ar1.ug \ the west lie o 1 : -. south ir.u
the o th-Nsst c"rLrr tltI Il = and SG-Iu r.d-.
th-Hce soath az he lOt Inc - O. i0' % = o land
owned ~ AeUt- y &oic0-f. therre on h - AT o.
ths tos15 II : o. NeWtOn ~ nicuit lsn afo I 90 70 =
- h ceRt-r % Grand gsNer a.. nee - IA tn IAN
las sc al courses 20 = UUiIt1 3-itG ro"s. -aSf # "a,
.sst hne O. said Tot =. Ukeate o tn l35- west
- 80 80 los a a ruiIt vi ere this iIre IutrrsectS
rSn east r1saIle! Tith tn n-Tth lin of the lot from
the iiace OF hFEi airing. lh-I,e wet from IA : Iaor {
par Eel : tn the aaTth lie - he lot 10 h ui.re q
beg q .iLg, eOatAining 10 II lO acres - IaLd, mo.r
or less
appFSised ~ Ih:rTv-i u dollars per acre.
Terms Cash on nav Of al.
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MRS RanIvsnN,s cERrIrrn,rp

NKENoS TInmI Uli Co.. MAY 1T. 1853
This C.. rifles thsI I have hveu IN very poor halt
- year aud found i,;tIe ur No reuef after emp.uyIn
4 LuHi or D.. ~ y>ictAn- Nv di-rasr was PROT psi.
tterl. ] hau "eep reduced by thai aui FIu-r Anu,
-@tl l had Hecrr y uic-rstrd To = cOasi1- \ le "xt-nt
~ the Advic- Of IT- q W. Bu~hreII. I pr.rur-i ~,
nok six bottles OF har,hal.'s Uterine CathOlicOh
'Eirh - allied 80 t. aterd TO us husband 10 as la,
'ickurss untIt he 'tied. shich VA ~ out q year in -
| have taken thr-r htt'l, ~inc- hs 'trath which h
Hrair me- : II to 'a'nr and "a o ri my family nf thru,
children. The CattO icon has C.. ,riy restored nr l.
h alIh. IL i, III u"iS thu. z that hs> m~itIgtIe,i my 81
'eTIng for ~h'ch l feel very grateful.
MARY L ROBINSON.
Fnr Sale by WooDS 4 Paw. Warren; J. n. e IOHN
son. Hartford: ES>IGS = SurLF, NrWtIn FaiIs; +. q
; C-JN EsoN In 'tari: u p tUsTIS. Green: %. BAk
SASD kIr-man; ANDsFws 81 BALDwIS Fo~l-r: 7
IErmiug-on; AID by Medicine Dealers grh.
r ,IS InrOu shOut the : ae.
u b. KINGSLEY, Cleveland.
JuIy 6. Is59-y. Agent tor ohio
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From fhs Aibaay E5sHiHg E-preSs.

MARSHALL ; Uterine CzihOticOn has proved to he fully
IS valuable as II is eia' med to be in many sev-re tests
made " medical gentlemen and others. DR.. Bridge Is
4 regular physician Of very fine auzinmeuts. \ man Of
gFrai Judgment aud discrifn inatioE, a judieiOus a-d
hiEh'y surevssfui pTaettioher. In all diseases, espx
ciaiiy IlCSe OF WOurn and rbfIFr.r
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Mr u B k.s.sLEY. Sir:-I have cen selling -
u-dtciErs 81 thr uTs Brnhctg .ompt"N inr III las l.
rars. AMI have invarrA,il { nnt N m 20 i've 20 %.
-stis'srt'nn: AMI thu pills I have sn.I TO 4 COCA man,
smil.rN - regularly a. ih-ir tet and coffee. anI viii
.uy trttr they i-.am- a sterile article. Mar-hsI',
CtrTi: z { 'ihnlirru j. 4 l. I'd cihr that has done "a .r..i
mount NJ govt IN i' mate diseases O't- LADY ! odd ~
> TOLD me shr had r. ctivri more heuei; from 0ne tot
%, dian she ri irsm 4 long caur.- Of nv,.ical Urea
u-nt ~ the most skil'iul rhy sietz-s.
iU@ss trIiy, " WILSON.
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CHERRIES SALE.

~ Will IN Higgins In eourf Of eCDnon Pleas
VS. Of lrunBusl NOI-ts.
Thomas II. = of. ct. al.N
BY virtue O. IN alas order Of sale issued out Of tie
Court Of Common Pleas o. IrumiuHC County .chioie M
directeS and delivered, ] have levied upuH and shall
oder II Puhiic sale. Al TIE door OF the Court House ~
Warren. ToU1tuIi CouT.r. az
Sat'~dGS, the I8M dog Of february. 1850.
between the hour, Of 10 o's.ocA A. Nj. anc : o cIs c.
= " OF sail day, Jeremiah 8. Noi = Lzii ef the
ioii3Slns described Real Estate situate in bub
hsfd A1Shship- frum'G.i Count. ari IS knnwn 81
ring part OF lot No - and as bounded - follows
reg An'ng a. a po2t standing On she saft side Il ssiu
iS- ,. sov FurF Tag south al"rg tie road lesdfi e frvl
the CENTRE O. Huhfari 10 Z .uLfvti. 20 the sOnth ezsi
Ger itr Of lot No p; taeBc- sest 20 the >oaIh wes
eorner OF SAID lat % to a pvsJ: tht nee north on tht
West iine OF Sail lot = to = post. an from IheLcS eS
parallel 70 the south line Of said lot IS to = uost 80
ths pace o. beginning. containing 6fty sores o. land
Also. another tract Of "a G ia Huthzrd. kuoTn a
p2r OF Tot No ). descyihri AMI toundtd as follows
btRlnning ~ : post sand ~ in tn north vest core;
OF Lf OF Hand belonging to I"hn fay eood; IN nc
IahniHg alenE the road leading from The Celtrr q
hui'srd 10 BTo0kheif. u 3 posi- standing On tie line
o saiH road 80 AR north A. that = line runbing IVES.
81 rient angles % said roai until il strikes :he IVES
!; ii Tot No - and hence on "a 4 line 10 The north
west eorD-r Of said John HsyWaoa's land as stall ID
Guide Tiha SaiJ lines ; XIV acres o: laud Boil
piec-' Goa tanning one hundred ard ten acre. cr I-nd
n. aid u4l.viielhlif Is . Prllsei at S1.UuJ UI
f~ERss-Cash.
&. D LYMAN Sheriff.
ShsriG's 0fcc. Warren. IaE Is. trEi-5.
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FAITH OF AMERICAN WOMEN.

From men y Daily Nsrs, editorial
We desire TO call attention tn n letter from DR.. Joshua
bri"ge. Oh Health Il America women" In another
column. lie treats the subject In an able msnnsr. and
MS SKILL and medical Judgment MY he relied upon.
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TIE r-H-"h W. p H. -" dc
L tresssd ~hen sick. sni Nh, - mary de-. Is br
cause they do lot get a meiic;n ~. glficr viii ass to th-
afflicted parts. and ahich Eiii op-n the natural pas
SaE~s for The disease 70 he Cas-: out, hence a lsrg,
quantity of trd aUd Other matte IL iniy Il ard N.
stomach and intestine. are lt-ruliv osvTd wing VA
;hr corrurtet ma $: thus undergoing fisa.reea5l- feT
n~""tatinn constant NIX ~ ~i-h the hlo"d. whi-i
throNs TIE corrupted mat r through every v-i1 an
artery. until life ! taken frpC the hody ny dis, asr -
Ds. NuRSE'. PILLS have ,dIrI 20 themselves victor,
upon victory hv restoring millions ~ tn sick t.
'io ming health aud happiness Yes. -hrusapds Nhc
have h--r rsckes or torne-t-d xith SICKNESS. van an.
anguish. and whose 'e-hle frames IA We en- -carch~G
by the rurbiDg eiem-Hts OF raging fever and Hho hay.
heen brought as il W-r-. uithru a step NJ the silent
grave. now stand ready 70 testify rhat they wnul has re-
tern numbered with the d-si, hat Il Dot been for tHis
great AMI wonderful medicine. Nar-s - Indian Roof
Pills After one or two does lad hFen taken. they
we're aSionish 4 = ! a1so;utely sUr.ri-rd IN witness
ing their charming effects. Not uuty do they Civ,
il mediate Ease =nd strrngf l. aud take away al six
mes uai" snd anguish. lint they Al at - ga to-Nork a
the foundation rf the iisrA~e which - the Lloai-
Therefore. u wilt he shown. especially by those - no
Oss these Pills. that they will 30 cleanse aud Inrifr.
that dis-ase-thst deadly snemy-will take IT'S night
SnI tne flush nf sspth ana b aIty vail again r-tarn
aud the prospect Of a long ana harry life will oheri.E
sRd brighten vnur days
B.rsre of Commercials Of these Pills. signed A. Z.
N0oRE Price - r-nts --r bux
Sold by E A. SMITH q Co. aud Woods 4 PEW.
Warren, o., aad by all dealers in Medicines IN The
County
B. LAEE JC3SOS. Sole Proprietor.
so le-uard Street. NeS Yak
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As Price Of .HqrsSaIrS 6yorie, CSfSshrsH !. On,
Dollar a"G q nag per 5 asie Bore.
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"ANTED-The L-diss 10 c.Il and
w examine the fun and complete stock of Gaiteis
Boots, Slippers, ChIldren's shoes. &e.Et
JAMES MeC0NNELL'S.
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WESTERN RESERVE CARRIAGE
FACTORY. ST WARREN.

- The Proprietor desires 70 inform III,
friends and pztroRs. that he gay hn-
ESGJ1 be found on Lib-'t. street, sosth Df he
aHk where as fr.serIv, he is nauu
tactuTingt to 7Tder. an"r FOR ale. GartiEg es and iuggir>
O! every descriptl' L:a0G Wiflc"nstsuti kerpsn aar.G
. GOOD aSsortueLt Oithe mos ,uprrs..i 81 L. whial
for material. >uhstant'a' vsu-rshir srd =Ir .ance
~ 6aish. shalluOtte sunaS 81 in thi- SECTION O. chic.
Those wsBtinI a vehicle Of .ny xial. sin DO well f,
giving me 4 call a. .heg c4u sea-cel- fail il beInR
suited. either IA style, quality .tsTrns or price.
Painting and TrImmin. done In = hyperion manner
ard st prices that will give .Atis'sction.
Cash will he paid. and good prices. fo- the best Of
all kinds srcon' growth Carriage lumber.
Warren, April ~ 50. Z. K. WISELE.
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.ADDLES n HARNESS.

hHt'i-AN n
fh- orm Of PATCH & ALLISON. having hse
as oived and The uSineSS divided. TIE nauEfxclurI.n
o harness Saddles. SC. Nin hereafter he earned N
~ thS >g'srr.Lrr in the h~Uiidi.g formerly occupied
thr ola stand OF Patch & Allison. The Subscriber In
iu'lN prepared with an aupPl@ supply OF T~rinn:Ega
and 'tork "fall kinds for the Manufacture . g.n-thirr
IN his lirs 4 good suppb Of HARNgRS saDnIES
IhLNkS- &c-- constantly oil land which he viii ~
happy ~ sntimes.t TO exkibitfo his old friends. a.
mes customers. e u an TaoG
Warrrb sprifg3. 1858.
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We are now openiug a very chsicc stock Of -SEW
ORLEA.NS and vtLer SUGAkS.
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Ry the Barrel. - ct-sP as ne rh-Sr-st. for CAST
UrIT. at tl- WARaEN SKOI'U y -TI;R Ni'r =
Feb - ~. B-fLDHLVS co
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b. LAKE JC3SON. Sole prorrist9r.
50 leonard Street. EeS Yak

WM NUDGE & Co Fropri-tors or Frask's Nag
nF'ic Ointment. Farlesville- Madison Co.. New Yrrt,
General Agents, to whc.I all 0isrs ms; ~ lIi-r-s-
ed. jane I. l-Jq-Iy
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FROW PHYSICIANS
MARsHALL,s urrRIrE cArHoLrcour

Marshal's Itertne Cathoiieon will certainly cure all
the diseases tor which it is recommended. In The WoTs;
cases / have ever met Nth NarshsII's Uterine CsthoI
icon Is a errtsin aud safe rep.e.Iy.
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Saturday. the I5M &ly of FeJruaru, 1860



SHEktFF'S SALE As Sp -cIai Mt,er
~ David AO-r-sJ
vs. n rr1mbuIl CoVnty DIS riot
John Bait es It al Cuuu.
b Y r'ne Of an orl-r n ale isslsi from ths Dis
trict CsOtI Oi 1rur hu . { Unllv. hsn 10 ne director
Hnd,deliN'tei- . iran aG,r Err 81 ( II iu-iIc 4rc.iuL.
l~ST-ctai Master } AZ he dor 0, Tie C0G.t House AZ
Warren in s4'd e"ui; y. on
Saturday. Tie 18th day Of February. 1850.
keiS-en tie h urs OF IH "ici.ok =. ~. asa ! o'rlocs
Pm ct - d Jay. the Flooring d->cr.rei IT + or
parces o. real estate. situate IN tie townsh D 80
Nsaih1rzne!d. in I uui III county. anu are descri ,ed
as. folit vs.:
No l. A part Of lot : IN tat &c, =, yenty-six acres
more CT less Appraised al : 6~u 10.
No . Lots - zlG 3 ia 40 &C e tract continuing
ee4 acres this JtiIE the houl-steai farm Leaving
air. setting on a no -s;e 1t a Olt s2I acres. NOR or
less. APp.a Sc al 3 2 III trr Re.
30 ). Also 20 . "a usct &c 4I0aL C3 acres Ap
praisei at S-5-UCU.
FERNS Lssh.
A. b LYMAN. Sheriff and sp. cisl Master.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-01-11

VVvRUSTEE'S EALE.-WHsnsAs, On the 18th
i dav of June, A. u. 1855, James Mackintosh
and Melissa ]. Nsckintosh, his vile, OF Scott
county, Iowa, sxecstsd usts Davil 8. True, -
Trustee, q csrtain Deed Of Trust, conveying to
raid Trustee the land n Scott county, Iowa, des-
eribed as follows, 70 WIT: Lots Nos three lSl and
four [4], Of Block No. four al, q Aackintosh .
Mackintosh's first Addition TO the city Of Daven.
pors. And, also, m undivided one-half part Of
Lot No. five Isl, il Block No. thirty. three 1881, in
the city of Davenport. Which said coavsyssce
was made BY the said James Mackintosh and Me-
LISA J. Mackintosh for the purpose: Of securing
the payment Of certain promissosy note, and the
interest thereon, signed BY said James Mackint0sh,
dated tho 18th day Of June, A. ID. 1858, and pay
able as follows: One fos eight hundred and thir-
buckley, June 18th, a. d. 1859, with interest 1t
the rate Of ten per cent per snnum after maturity
And now said promissoTy note having become
due and payable, and the said James Macintosh
having failed ~ pay the same, !, David 8. True,
Trustee a. Aforesaid, do hereby give this public
rotice, that by virtue Of the power which is in me
vested by said Deed of Trust, ! will, on Wednes-
day, the LIST day Of February, A. y. 1850, 1t the
hour of o'clock in the afternoon of said day, 1t
the Court House door, in the city Of Davenport,
expose and offer for sale, At public auction, the
Is shall be necessary to satisfy and pay the amount
Of said note with the interest thereon to the day
Of sale, together with all the costs and expe oscs
tending said sale, costs Of this notice and Trus-
tees fees Upon completion Of such sale . Deed
will DO given to the purchaser thereof in accord
ance with the stipulations of said Deed OF Trust,
Dated the 9th day Of January, A. D. 1860.
DAVID ,. TRUE,
jan s-dts Trustee.