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whales Captured with prussIc Ac,d,

A paper has just been published in England
by Professor Christison, the result of some
experiments suggested so long ago as 1881,
by Messrs. w. and G.. Young, of Leith, for the
capture Of whales by the means of poison,
the agent being hydrocyanic, or prussic acid.
The subtle poison was contained in tubes, in
quantity about two ounces. Among other
difficulties one was to discharge the poison
from the tubes. at the right time. After
various trials, the plan fixed upon was TO at
tach firmly to each end of the harpoon, near
the blade, one end of strong copper wire,
tho other end Of which passed obliqhely over
the tube, thereby securing it in its place, then
through an oblique hole in the shaft, close to
the upper end Of the tube, and, finally, to a
blight in the rope, where il was firmly secured.
By these means the rope could not be drawn
tight, as 1t would, when the harpoOn attached
70 II struck the whale without crushing the
tubes; the poison would then enter the whale,
and death ensue. The Messrs. Young accord
ingly sent quantity of tubes charged with
the poison by one of their ships engaged
In the Greenland fishery, and on meeting
with ine whale the harpoon was skilfully
and deeply buried in its body; the leviathan
Immediately sounded or dived perpendic-
ularly downward but In very short time
the rope relaxed, and the whale rose to the
surface quite dead; but the men were so ap-
palled by the terrific effect of the poisoned
herpeon, that they declined 70 use any more
OF item. Subsequent experiments tend to
convince the learned professor that success
will be established in this method of captur-
ing the mighty leviathan OF the deep.
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Tr,bplr,ipns Of the Irish tPapal Brisade n
nah AOutrsacsss Treatasent cfthe vel-
The London 1sSs., Of Jdiy ssth. contains q
letter from one Of tho 1risbwen induced 70
enlist in the Papal ranks from which we ex-
tract. sidl ay7a sra
pmI was one OF th6se fools who was trepanudd
by the glow and glitter OF i1ose nose. sweeping
/ hIout three months since, wbenit was sug-,
| eested by some enthusiastic supporter Of the
| Ponal temporal government that Il would be
! n ofand thing for ireland TO send out tho
pride and chivalry Of tho country TO Italy
| for such n noble purpose. Many others were
led astray as wcllas | was. The movement
| progressed most marvellously, until, Ia the
course of q few weeks, some hundreds were
concentrated inside the walls of MaceratA,
after performing . Journey OF thousands of
miles IN anihcredibly small space Of time. i
had forgotten to state that many Of us were
thunderstric ken on our arrival IN Italy at not
finding the thousands Of Amefioanized Irish
mon before us Of whom the Ndtion had
| spoken 20 much preyions 70 our departure
from Ireland diaraaN 1M
| Il was but very short time in Mecerata
| until saw that II was cot TO fight for relig-
| ion had gone out, but for temporal gov
dren Of italy Are. m INV humble opinion.
| most deservedlv satisfied, and from pverturn-
| inc which they are only prevented .by the
bayopets poiutll Hooked about ine for that
hourishing state Of affairs which hadalways
thought was to be found in the beautiful,
oshara d;d 4 hnd Il ~ sf t'''i'i
A AAer 4 stav Of several weeks In MaeeratA
we yot on lbe route to Rome, where we arrived
| amer a lone and fireSome march Of eiobt
i davs nv tbe lima that -xve ont1 ~ R6S111e
many of fhe more inteIIioent arnonc, ,s began
| III oet snfnevvhat cool on thh subject and N
wish otirAelves once more M home we had
| To nut mn with many trials and inconveniences
| at Roma far Al o,r oft;cers xrere with feyy
/ excert;onsl vonns man Ss;tbopt n,il;tarv az
irtarra or trai,,;y,S Il Id, ha sasiit srn;,,sad
| that Instead of nrder rao,nleritv and canfort
va bhd nothinor but confns;or atoss;cat;o,,l
and 3ismevI- -
| So,raT rf no tooL ,,,aasuras snd otars ~,
wh;cI Wa honsd ,o ha SAINT horne and attt,
a ,ond daal 6f altarca,;ou ard Sa,ay ,ya a.
lencth aucctIded in getting away N the
I n,,mber of sixteen After onr aenartnre
from Rome we were DELAYED bv nassnort
regniat;ons- at C;v;ta VecchIa Tor some da y.
1rWs embarked for ic;vita Vecchis in a bodt
1 and thouob thn vovooc to MarseilIea yvae ~
be Of nbo4t forty hours, duration we vere
mt nroviSed with anv fnod or snstenonce
| We wore doled ont n few ,n;eces of Roman
coin on the nnnvvn nf Cji~ita Veccbia bnt 1esi
| they MIGHT he of tbe SLIGHTEST use 10 ne nm
board, the eantain Of the steamer issned tba
strictest orders against selling either bread.
meat orJveeetables 10 us. for he said we were
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a JAAp wa <Abtuto Ats
torney.
A fellow. named Donks, was lately tried at
Yuba City, for entering a miners tent and
seizing a bag of gold dust valued at $S4
The testimony showed that he had been
employed there and knew exactly where
the owner kept his DUST that on the
night of October l9, he cut slit in the tent,
reached in, took the bag, and then ran off.
Jim Butler, the principal witness, testified
that he saw the hole cut, saw the man reach
in, and heard him run away.
II put for him at once,n continued the wit
ness, ''but when cotched him didn't find
Bills bag; butit was found afterward, where
he had thrown it."
Counsel for the prisoner--How far did be
get in when he took the dust2
Buller-Well, he was stoopin' over-about
half in, should say. Hp.t
Counsel--May II please your Honor the in
dictment isn't sustained, and shall demand
an acquittal on direction of the Court. The
prisoner is on trial for entering dwelling In
the night time with intent to steal. The tes-
timony is clear, that he made an opening
through which he protruded himself about
half way, and, stretching out his arms, COM
mitted the theft. But the indictment charges
that he actually entered the tent or dwelling.
Now, your Honor, can g man enter n house,
when only one half is in and the other halt
out? fslI
Judge-I shall leave the whole matter to
thesjury. They must judge of the law and
fact as proved.
The jury brought in a verdict of guilty"
as to one half of his body from the whist up,
and ''not guilty" as to the other half
The Judge sentenced the guilty half to two
years imprisonment, leaving it to the pris-
oner's option TO have the mot guilty" halt
cut off, or take il along with him.
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Wonderful Child! !

MISS TENNESSEE CLAFLIN is A
INM Second Sight Seer and Astroioeer This young
old, and has BEEN endowed from her birth with
supernatural gift to such astonishing degree that
she convnces the most Bkeptical Of her wonderful
powers. She giyee information Of absent friends,
and future events of life also Of lost money Or
property identifying the PERSONS concerned with
much certainty as 20 scarcely leave DOUBT OF
GUILT. She prescrihes for Diseases, telling their
causes and location with 50 much satisfaction to
merit and receive the confidence Of all who have
consulted her; and many dfienlt complaints have
tions; She can see and point out the medicine 70
the most obstinate diseases those that for
years have batied our best physicians and can di.
rect saves and iniments to be made and used, that
Weakness IN the Back and Limbs, rheumatism and
other complaints Of long standing; and has per-
pmea cures @ those who hSd oss
disease. In short, through tho assistance of some
superior power, she Is endowed with the healing art
a. She will point out to the Ladies' and Gentlemen
exactly those that dead aud living, their treat
ment, disposition and character in lfe and through
hor superior power can cause tranquility and happi
ness between man and wife, and tho return Of stolen
or Lost property that hos not been destroyed, and
prosperity in business Matters lawsuits, &c, and
when required will 60 into nm unconscious state and
fronds, whether dead alive and through her they
VIII tell the tnquiring friend their eituation and
whereabouts with all the events of life since they
on certain days Of the year are destined to be lucky
IN selecting lottery tickets that will draw valuable
Prizes through her directions. Lawyefs, Doctors,
suited her upon matters Of high Importance, and
given evidence OF their tire satisfaction.
Her residence is 351 Sixth-street, near Mound
atters 20 s and hStb from usIn o
noon, and from 2 to p. M.
nS- Consultation Fees, 81. aull-amfaws
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RA-IT4ROa ADS I

f1Ey. AND AETlEIs RI0NTD.gAY, JUNE n.
Ilteu n and Bay ten Depot 8ataiIsoa, RIc6nond
irdIsasP2ii, ,LCgsssgcsi Z. 7, gsytSp &C.
Depot, and from Olnclnnatl, Hamilton and Dayton
psRot eon5gcta sla Colpwkgs aaa qleyelg2ai yia
stssSsnYis sSS PistsSrF IA 6olp$bus, k9lsis
Sf p9RwCSG @1,c ga ana a SuRbHs 5 b BslSr and it
srzisS A. M: EXFiR Ess FROM uInelansil
sSSR sI SS aud sSnaSs PiE
DAYTON hnd Miehigan Hoed for Troy, Piqga, sidnsy,
S,So AM From From 0inoinnati, Hamilton and Day.
ton pepot t-AccVmmodation for Hamilton and WAY
10 *. M. ExPR Ess FROM Little Miami Dc
Coiumbus cfestilnc and fiitsbSrs, and vis.dSlum.
Es$|S sSS e ssa1 S,,s c,hssas as,, =
Richmond, Indianapolis, and all points WestT !
Dayton Bspot1for Hamilton and ali Way statioDs
cp9nscts At Hamilton ami. q,, i9E Oxford @ &c;
dnticn for COLUMBUS, stopping at all Way Stations
"a p. Msrffom Little Miami Depot -Accomn,o
nj M ASnia IscRPss StssSs Han.
Lima, Fort Wayne and Chicago; also for Toledo,
Rs,TGs %sos and q, Al OSss II connects vic
II p. NJ. EXPRESS-From Little Miami De.
pot-Oonnecte via Oolumcuat bteu0enyie and f1tts-
burg; via Columbus, Crestline and Pittsburg; via
Columbus aud Cleveland; via Columbus, Belair and
Benwood; and via Columbus, Beair and Pittsburg
sLEEPING-CARS ON THIS TRAIN.
For all information and Through Tickets please
apply at tho Offices south-east corner OF Front and
Broadway; west Hido Of Nine-strcet, betweon the
Postofice and the Burnot House; No, o East Third
street sxth-strect Depot, and at tho East Front
street Depot.
Treins run by Columbus time, which Is bsvsn min.
| utos faster than Cincinnati time. w ~
T. W. STRADER, General Ticket Agent.
Omnbuses call for passengers By leaving directions
| at the Ticket Offices, ap3D
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SINGULAR PREsEETiMEEr AND ITs FATAL
VssiFroATIox.-The Cambridge Valley. IN.
- RsSistsr relates the following singular
circumstance, rtla Id q s.ea +
A little boy about thirteen years Of aQu,
son of AR. Culver, had made arrangenients To-
attend heiballoon ASCENSION at Saratoga dis
mother, however, the night prerious 10 the
ascension, having dreamed that her little son
was called hfnce BY voice from Heaven,
would not consent 70 his going so far from
some calamity was about 10 befilll him; vet,
70 lessen his Disappointment allowed him 70
accompany eome compenions into the felds
Derrylng; In returning, however, they
txrr.ed AZ the river, when by some inissteI,
the little fellow fell in and was drowned. Hls
comrades tried their best 10 save him. but
their strength was not Sufficient. n
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NEzscMk.I.ANHoUs. Il
The american
GUTTA.-PERCH.A
n 4 h s.o' ...... ROOFING COMPANY, ~ 5,.ia 1i

Sq9sEI S9sI;.d MASg ssass q HHs sSl m TIE
SA Su4aef e snd As2 dBss
Our Gutta-Pereha Roofing Materials lidve been
pSr and sss n
practical man. With the Wow ~ overcoming aud en-
unly ebsistine the many chlecticns that hsse been
made 20 the generality ef eempOsition roofing ma
That wo hass saSeeesgd n producing 4 material
sSsrs. has fSiiy dsfS6hstrated, ana wS now submit
eonfdoatiy beiisvine that, on evan nation, tier
~ Igdgment VII convince them u me oorrgcf'
The rsatsSias of which II .ls eompossa oombine
eEery roqusitq for practically imperiseahls roof
which viii Withstand the sudden and ttequent
We would can attention 70 tho Toliowing facts
F1RsT-ltis hre and waterproof. A. 49,. .tl
csa % Tsss ssss q and ~ Il .o p'
steep 1r hAi and wili not require :reauent repairs,
81 YouHtB At will not run. In wafml nor crack 70
cold weqther, coal-tar forming no part Of tho com
FIPfH--Itisveryl light, not requiring as strong Or
sxpensiye structuEe,to sustain Il as many other
srxyIstFof PRESERVING shinkio room, ono light
coating will last longer than four coats Of paint.
sByENTH-TFcr preserving and repairing tin roofs
Coating o. the GStts percha mon tin roof chat
is leaking and badly rlhted will mako II tight hs
so9n asaPplled and preserve y for many ys,ers 20
tin, much less than shngie, and considering lie
great durabillty,i u much the cheapest roofing now
We are prepared to contract for new roofs, for re.
pairing old ones, for coating tin and other metal
roofs. a moderate prices also' to supply agents
Orders or ecmmunications will meet with prompt
attention II addressed 10 r4it fs o. irli
sa.t.-aai y. p. GAY,sif
ID General Agent for the ComraDy, -,,-n.i
= ~ Hnf
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NJ JANIS nussrtr iowtLb.

"~~n----
.tf t.I trT 4tloL4- l-AAlA-1l iiF ..it z
trusrsnulous IN the rltor clear ~ ,poif isa-oi
T.wafd Ibs skis lmase hangs the imaged bridge
The sisndsr olnrioa of Ne akessn nidgei 80 I
2st & s si,nssi e @ ssshss,ss so~ dscssu. srscp
Fys q z now swslt and ~ the wslls isrreases
ri = .nS RSq.ss So.e ssa S = as
10 dust en the other aide; liies emblem deep
"A confused p0se hetwenti. telO eileucce, ~ '
findinE a. least % dust prscarions peace. .ss,a
On IN. Wide marsh the purvie biossoued era.ss.
Save whas the ssdgs-shaSs wake IN sIi5hcs passes
%sSs sSs sT lug svsS sas s$ ala. to
But mo the Vs vet, iiso rosk -shiversd surge
Climbs a great cloud edged with 'an-whissDsd eu
IT,. spray a. ~, konr,,ng o,.r ~. v,rre.
SssTsS Ss e sI fR ss :s1sPS sas
sadasniy ali tho shy /. hid. 5l6
. And wl,h me shutting @ 81 q isIIi5,Ss 2 IIIiiI,s
One Ss 2as SsSsf sd ss srSes are 'e'l'Ds - &
Down OISs'ps lSs pane s sSsv are srsosdy etarips
sinxy tEsslrcles widen IN ihe river ifa
..widts ssd mipgls, sahd all i'.7.
siftek " an 10Y raIn-dplpsfall. Tl9 lslsf. 4
Nov on tho biIls hear the thapder mutteri .,,s.
Ths upioraed igevss aIst shitssh and hut,er,
Up ifism tbs ssreSla With slSgsish aap
srngslss ihs gull. And 4, no.t. T away. = ~
eshsll sst sss the ,g.. 8. down to-day.
1ba s;artird river turns leadsn and harsh n
& xsaeAa hear quick heart q tho tpnapest beat
u L99G l9ck ,l n, that lI,la 4 assh H., ,,,,,
A,ifsmO el1ud-erAs, spit asundsf. !, 8 Z iia
Sae sleasSsn ~ ssaoe fsas
:, AID nov -slid gray wall Of rain, stiil linb
shuts on the lsndscape, m.le By pile. l,gp
And ere The next6esrt Isai. he wind hurled Pile
Thatseemed but now league aloot
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2 AMumsc MIsrAKE IN IrALy.-Garibaldi
was hftY-three years old on the 18th Of last
July. On that night there was q general
iIIumination IN Naples in honor Of the event.
The Ministers Of Government made a funny
mistake. They thought the movement ex-
pressiye of confidence In the Government,
and itlrmipgrrf their own houses, while the
Papal Nnucio, 10 biz enthusiasm, Illuminated
with three colors, ef1 1.
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TEE Free NraEo MoyEnEsr.--The nave.
msnt made by the New .Albaniana. in In.
diana 70 remove the free negroes who have
been living there has had the dssired efieet
Twenty-one Ieft on Friday for the North, ana
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lsai Captain Thomas Jordan, Of the Quarter
master Department, Is 70 be tried before q
eourt-msrtiai on September 10, st Fort Dali
lns, Oregon. Ffit fi'tit u
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DdIsOMLLANMotgr.
HALLS PATIENT.
HALL, CARROLL & co,

HALL, CARROLL & CO.,
Nos. rs nad ~ East Oslumbia-strcoio
rEyHE MOST RELIABLH FIH X AND
~ BURGLAR PROOF SAVES --They havo gfvep
We ofor . reward OF ONE THOUSAND DOL.
LARS 70 Any pgvsen that san rp Y the prese2t time
preserve their contents.
ss gE W psas sssegss I IN gsRBstsO go5B,
and Burglar Proof now made; and nre willing to te.t
with any ostablishment in tho Union, and the party
falling first to forfeit TO the otbcr the Of
We are prepared to furnish better Safe, and at less
ceet, than any other manufacturer in the United
sscond-han saics Of other makers also on hand.
We respectfully invite the public 10 call and exam,
ine our stock before purchasing Elsewhere.
HALL, CARROLL 4 CO.,
aui2-Ay NosI5 and II East tColumbia-stroet
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yI,YE CgNAED. hIlNslEsaasTRANI FKOlI

VyHE, GglNSARD, LIlNsEsaosTEADI FROpi
american s.1sIsEs RUya, 1il Sks SfG%%PffRSys
Zoo tdns, Capt; Andersoni JuRA, 100 tuns, Capt
Me0dy EEBAR Al sO tIns Capt cOOk and Other %
New York every alternate Thursday for Liverpool,
calling at Queenstown, to land passengers and dis
PA''"' RATES OF PASSAGE.
price; infSts ee. The Cabin passengers - viii have
table AMPLY spRpnlied with fresh Proyisip%ns % q the
Wines spirits aud malt liquors can be obtained On
sgEER%6E4ss6. Children under Il years Of age
half price. Infants 50. The steerage paasongere
sso Rn snd E one
teaspoon, one tin plate and one drinking can,
servants , and each % win Be- sup
Wishing 70 sond for their friends obtain certn-
From cork 20 New York $50 for adults children
under 70 {ssIs half priGSs; S pnSer $ yssTT
children years half pcs IL
These Steamers are built Of from In SNater. ~ tight
d eS%
th Of ns A. they psSisea Srss
ARkEEL 4 ELLIOT, iS3 BrSSaSSSsy SoE y York.
n SUANCE 70 an order Of tho Probate Court Of
Hamilton County, TO me directed, will offer for sale
three O'Clock in tho afternoon tho premseB, the
following dssori ibed real estate, to-wit: -.L .
The half of the north west quarter Of section
eight in Township seven, south Of range two east in
the district flands subject TO sale at Lima Ohio,
Mercer and State OF Ohio, aud being the same prop
erty conveyed TO Clemens Kramer by Patent Of the
United States dated October 10, 1874, and recorded
in vol 90 page los, of the Records Of the General
Land Once
Appraised at 5000. u.,3
Terms Of sale: 0ne-third cash on day Of sale and
the residue thereof n one and two years thoreaer
mortgage on the premise. =, 3. Z. SCHULTZ, !
Administrator Of John II. Schultz, deceased.
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SsTANDARD AND REFINED SUGARS
10 brls. Pbiladslphia Q, p. Sugars 1i't
10 bris. philedelphls Powdered Sugar.
20 bfis. Bolohof1O q White sugar. ail
% brlsl belehsrg feilow Sugar. ise
..n m A-ESsE iESs.sAa a sSf sQEsk...
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INDIANAPOLIS AND CINCINNATI
@MM
SHORT LINE RAILROAD.
Shortest Route by 80 MIIes. 5

NQ QHANGH OF, OARS TO INpIAeAP.
IN OLlB, at which place Il tniteB with Railroads
for and from all pointa II the ed aud Nofth-Wtsl
THREE PASSENGER TRAINS
Leave QineinnAu daily from the foot Of MIL and
silO a. N. CHICAGO MAIL.-Arriyss Ut In.
dinnapolia at l0s4I A. n. j Chicago at 7. NJ II
1880 A Bl.--Tcrre Haute aud Lafayette Accom-.
medatien-arr I, atIndiaIaPelIs at go p. NJ
annapolis tl0;soP, M,i Chicago at 1880 A., M. n
sloGRlE ns AssS sssSns% 2 al bnsht-trsDs on
6BDe sure you are IN tho right ticket before
yqn purchass your Ticket, and aak Tor tieSels via
Vars the sans, and time shorter than BY yoshs,
'sii.li Bssenes cnurrst through: ..-.-.
THR0pQH TlckET good pnti used, can be Oh,
ininoQ ~ tho Ticket oca, at Hponcaf Ilouae
korth.weM corner oi Broadway and frcnE 10.
hnrnet House cornell at tho Walnut-sffo6t House.,
MN, i;.Il I, 4 LTsYpnt;strost who're hssssa4s
0l9asa.ss ~ run e AVA ~ s. ses A s
TYP s.s ''-'''s ''A'''' = l1ts igib. p,saIAssA
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y. p. GAY

{ General Agent for the CompaDy, ra-u
s Apo 10 Buildings,
ii Corner of'Fifsh and wdinnt-sts.,
I.Hft d ..H NHI HH. 10 I|MTH If,lNEtap aft
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v. n. nAIpVn. H. y fs.5.r ,,,..f .. r, nALpvlH
BALDWIN 81 baldwin.
"A E: ~ W Y: Az lay, p y. PANI N ngIhR-
......-..-.. .............. rQgfft --.-''
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Wines and Liquors.

NUANN1YIEtAACTURERs 0R, nan, sHEET
~ ana boiler Iron, PioW Slab, Railroad bpikeH,
30 Also, agents for the sale Of Ifonton gAr NailA
ns, nMs,rerooms, No. 70 kant ssccnd-street Cincinnati
kl5-AiI kinds Iroo made 70 order.
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.iisasI X AND ALL WORK IN THE
RL u MBIN LINE,
A TTENgaD1. TO PROMPTLY AND AT
sa,..f Eo1oi sixth 8: iHSsGIo15gH SISs ssS R.o.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-03-02
TRUSTEES SALE

XV'HEREAS r F: Thompson and Lorena
w ThOmp on. his " ;fe. d nv their certain
Deed Of Trust, dated February l2h A u
1889. and filed f,r Record n The Recorders
Office ofthe County of Howard Iowa. Fcbru
arv 18th 1889 at 9 clock A. N. and reco, d.
ed in Book A Of mortgage. Page 453 and
Ash convey unto Charles c. Tupler as Trustee
the follow ng descr bed property, situated in
the County of Howard Iowa to w't:-The
N nth East quartz of.ection thirteen in town.
ship n metz nine north # Range Twelve west
OF 9Th P NJ, contain ng one Hundred and
S xty acres more or less, Oh sad convey.
ance WAS in trust to secure the payment Of a
Tnonpst,n, dated February LIST. 1859 for the
sum OF Three Humid: ed and s xty two dollars
AID forty eight cents payable to S-neva A.
Upper or bearer one year after date. with
interest at the rate OF ten per cent per annum
And whereas said nete is now lat d and
wholly unpaid. and " he, cas- default of
pay ment OF "a d note. the "a d Charles C..
Tupl er, t,ustee. was fy the terms of sa d
Deed of trust authorized to sell ia d property
to the highest bidder for cash, ut public auc.
tim.
Now therefore, tho said R. E. Thompson.
and Lnrena thompson and ali persons " htm
it may concern, are erehy not fed that on
the 10 h. day of March, 1860 between the
hours OF 9 q clio. A NJ. and 4 &C ock p. NJ.
If said day. at the '.u House door in said
County Of Howard, will -el at public a.c.
on, in accordance with the provisions OF
aid Deed OF Trust. I e property there and
aho,r mentioned and scr he'd to the CHEST
bidder ior cash or 20 III Oh thereof a. Shall
be necessary to satisfy said note with int.
rest and costs.
CHARLES T. UPPER. Trustee.
Dated February 10th, 1860 [n27-4w]
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-03-02
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