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80 NEAsONAnLE AND DESIKA.


GBEHLE, Broad street, between I'd and Sd.
keeps a large stock of Ladies. Gentemen's ard
Servants Wear constantly on hand, and dehes
any body in Richmond to compete with him in his
line, as he manufactures 10 order ,and superntends
himself. Great bargains In Ladies' and Misses
Colored CATERS, NJ ROC 20 B0OTE rs,
SLIPPERS and BUSKlnS: Gentemen,s CITY
made Patent Leather CATERS. OXFORD TIES
and SLIPPERS. will sell nv summer stock of
Goods at and below cost Call soon, II you wish to
get a good bargain. loo l4-ly CHAS. BELLE.
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r TRAVELLERS 1921
Ls.s - TO THE NORTH.-ISOU.

% % - E9 THF ESRF s / :
RAILW Y.-Trans leave Calvert Station,
Baltimore, daily, except Sunday az $50 A. NJ,
and al 80 p. NJ, for Niagara Falls. flare only ten
dollars.) Buffalo. Owego. Oswego. Toronto, Ham
ilton, all parts of Western New York and Canada
for Detroit, Chicago, Cincinnati, st. Louis, and ali
parts Of the West. Northwest and Southwest.
Travellers can go to Detroit, Chicago, Miwau-
kie, 80, via Niagara Falls, at the same cost rs BY
any other route.
A new route TO New York is now open by this
Road. VIA Harrisburg and Jersey City, with only
train and 20 through IN daylight over frst-class
Roads and through a beautiful country. Try il.
n. Buy tickets only to Baltimore.
JAS. C.. CLARKE, Sup't.
JOHN T. RIGEEy, Assistant Sup't. je l3-ly
OFETCE EICH'DA pETERSB'G r. r. Co
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HuaINHaa NOTICES.
w NJ. y. ROYsTER,

GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Richmond, Va,
Offers hia services for the sale ana parohase Oh
Merchandi xe generallv also. Flour. hest, Gora'
Tobacco, and all descriptions Of County rroqnce'
Refers by perpisslon, 70 Lewis s..rs sP ESmond
Davenport & Co, Messrs. Bacon basketVlll,
Richmond, Messrs. bryant, Tlnssy q hpp,, vni.
Co, Philadelphia; Thos. Monahan, Esq; new
VII
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jss 49, 49,, 3 30 ATS t6 LYNcHBu RG THREE
&zs~1s1-<t-sss TIMES 4 WEEK-TUESDAfe'
rBUPSDAYs ana SATURDAYS.
Boat TEMPEST, Capt. THos. ENETr.
Boat MERCHANT, Capt. GEo. G. LAYsx'
E9.I BRISTOL, Capt. CRAs. ]. JOHNSON.
Boai j. IRBY, Capt, WIN. +. CLRyZLASa'
Bosl FAME, Capt. VIM. II. PARSONS.
Boat OLIVIA, Capt ]. ]. PETERS. ,.l
J5s'e Beats are all of the lrstc!ass, conlnanoes
BY "a sful and experienced Captains, ana ea ,VI
pre- mPtly as advertised. The subscriber, thanHu
For cast fayors, begx continuance of the same
~ WM 7, cox, Agent
Al the Shed. Deck 81. in rear Of old 6as W oran
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tlxs RAi LR6 D-1The ~
TRAIN will leave Richmond Daily, at go A. NJ,
Tor COR louisville. CHA LIE,
STANTON. LYNCHBURG, ALEXANDRIA,
BRISTOL, KNOXVILLE, and all points in the
Sou III west. and daily Except Sundaysl for JACK
SONS RIVER and intermediate Stations west Of
meet with the Tram at stanton, Mlllboro' and
JAG kson's River For particulars, inquire at tho
Ticket Office. WIN. F. ADC0Ck, Ticket ACT
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BOOTS. SHOES, &c.

~ GENTS cloth CATERS
ss<s8S have very superior lot of Cloth and
Prunella Caters and Oxford Ties, which | will
sell much cheaper than usual, to keep from carry
ing over to- next season. Now is the time to get
bargain, at WILLIAM WALSHS,
No 43 Main street.
r SEASONABLE AND DESIRA-
3sSsS@ BILE GOODS.-Per steamer, from Phiia-
depha, we are in receipt of the following very
desirable Goods, viz: Ladies' French Morocco and
md Trimmed Slippers, with and without heels /;
Ladies' Fine Velvet Slippers; Ladies French Kid
and Morocco Busklns; Ladies' Morocco Kid, Goat
and Calf Boots with or without heels; Ladies
Plain and Tipped Caters, Side Lace and Con
gress, with or without heels; Misses Morocco and
KID Slippers and Boots, without heels Cbi!drens
Plain Congress Heeled Caters; Childr MoToc-
CO, Kid and Goat Boots &C. The above is of the
finest class goods, an will lie sold at remarkable
low prices. MARCUS, HARRIS Il BRO,
Newt IN the Hotel
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=. SAMUEL y. kLhGd - now ~ far.
employ as CUTTER, aud desires M IN. .a-
~ msr Sisads and PATROLS 20 call a an OF
Inc the large And ys rS 'VvYnssTINGS.
as well as Ready Made Clothinx, when ne nh IN
prepared to furnish them on a. 500 .s Stsss
soSN ' WM. INA SMITH. Ia Man ="
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HATS, 81

NEW sTYLES.-WM. 1. hoohhr
IA CO. 2DT Broad street. are now IN receiBt Oh
fresh supply of HATS. GAPS and ~.
GOODS for Summer weat, amcEg whleh = S.sh
ionahie styles, large supply OF PAINTERS $40
Harvest HATS. DRESS HATS made 70 otuo'
WM. T. MOORE h CO., ~ broad -.
THE GREATEST INyENrieNSn vT
ATHE AGE, 1.-THE Patent Swezt ProQi SVf
HAT, at ELLETr 4 WEiSlGbks,
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YNFIRNiAaY OF THE MEDICAL Col

TNFIRNiARY OF THE MEDICAL COL
LEGE.-ThIs Institution, situated at the corner
of Marshall and College streets, is fully proyldsd
for the accommodation OF both WHITE PER
SONS and NEGROES, requiring medical treat
msnt.
Waite Persons who desire it, can be furnished
with PRIVATE ROOMS, where they Will enjoy
every comfort and convenience.
The accommodations for SLAVES as heretofore,
are ample, and the attention of owners OF Eroes,
both III the CITY and country, is again invited to
the great advantages afforded by the intirmaTy for
the Medical and Surgical treatment Of this class
OF patients.
LIZ ING-IN WOMEN are also recslH ed and care
ulls attended to.
All patients are under the care Of the Professors
of the College who visit the wards daily, aided By
an efficient corps of assistants. In of dim
Guilty, a copsultatIon of the Professors Is held.
without extra charge to the patient
The charges for Medical 4 attendance. Board.
White Persons =: per week.
Slaves and other cOlored patlents--..,S5
For less than week, Except IN private rooms,l
81 per day-provlded that the aggregate shall not
exceed the charge for q full week.
prOpretors of the Bellevue Hospital, small extra
charge Will be made, varying from So to $50, &C
cordlng to the difficulty and importance of the OPP
All charges payable on the removal OF the pa
No CASE OF SMALL POX, or any otasr in
fictitious disease, nor any case Of Insanity, will be
admitted.
Attending physsians-Profs TUCKER CON
WAY and McCAW.
4tteAglg!s sqrgs sy1s GIBSON. PETICo
Resident Physioian-~Dr THOS. L. HUNTER.
Steward-F F. NJ. PARRISH.
President -Dr. l.. s. JOYNES.
Persons IN the country, DESTROYS of sending pa
tlenJs TO tho nfrmary, may address the President
steward, or any OF the Professors Of the College
ja lily
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Payable on the removal of the patient.)

White Patients, per week. - 80
- IN Private Rooms per week 81 10 y 10
Slaves per week. ...-...-----;. - -.
For fractions of a week, after the FIRST week. at
For less than q week. texcept III private To0ms,l
81 per day, provided that the aggregate shall not
exceed the charge for full week. -
This includes all charges for Board, Medical At
tendance. Nursing and Medicine. BY an arrange
Inent with the utiI mary of the Medical College,
small additional fee, ranging from q 70 30 VII
be charged for Surgical eases. The PARTICULAR sum
may lie ascertained before hand By application to
one Of the attending Physicians.
No SMALLPOX admitted.
All patients under our Immediate care, one
of US visiting the wards once DAY, ana oitener
when necessary /; and III cases OF difficulty, CON
sutation of all the physIcIns is held, without ex-
two Students and Matron, have the patients I'M
der their Immediate supervision, and personally
administer all medicines ordered.
When requested, weekly reports Will be gwen OF
the condition of patients.
Persons IN the country, wishing TO send patients
to cur Hosp ita may address either OF the PHI 81
clans. or the Resident Physician.
When desired. We will send comfortable COW
cred vehicle TO any part of the city Tor PATENTS
For this purpose, & message lett az the Hospital,
or Mr.. ThOs. Pemberton :, on MAN, between
18th and 18th streets. Will be attended TO.
ATTENDING PHYS LCIANs AND SURG EoNs:
JAMES BOLTON, NJ. D., Grace st., between Attn
THOMAS POLLARD, NJ. D., Governor st., lst
door above Richmond House.
o. 4. CRENSHAW, NJ. D., opposite American
WI W. PARKER, NJ. D., Law Building, cor.
ner of 18th and Franklin SITS.
Mrs. W. 4. PERKINS, Matron.
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BELLEVUE H0sPITAL.-This Institution,
- which has been in successful operation seven
years, is situated on Church Hill, Richmond,
Virginia, in q delightful airy position, and is
furnished with every convenience conducive to
the comfort of patients and the successful treat
rlent of medical and surgical diseases.
Rooms have been nicely furnished, suitable TO
the accommodation of gentlemen who may find 1t
inconvenent to be treated at their private lodg-
ings.
Particular attention will he paid to the lying in
yards, which are very commOdIous.
owners of slaves both IN the city and country, we
can, with increased confidence, call their atten
tenton to the great ADVANTAGES afforded by our
Hospital Tor the medical and surgical treat
ment of SLAV ES, and promise TO spare no pains TO
furnish them proper accommodations and every
necessary attention.
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A A IL ID 4. K w OR II \.
rnn NTINrENT

JACUB VINCENI,
FACTu r Ell OF
italian Iai American Marble Hl0Ha3shES'
Tombs, Head Pieces, 9c.,0eesyy style ana aeStS"'
The pubic are respectfully invited To call at my
Yard, between 9Th and 6tf SITS, on Main, iauJoln-
ing Rogers & Miller's Marble Yard, and examine
my work, which cannot 10 exoeiled by any 9tls;
es establishment North or South which l Will sen
whera Y-Jm
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- EXPtDITINuS. COMFnRTARIr


16sAAND MOST ECONOMICAL ROUTE 10 rEE
sAEVIRGINIA SPRINGS. VIA THE RICE
MOND AND DANVIILE, SOUTH-RiDE, Am
VIRGINIA 4 TENNESSEE RAILROADS. AM
OPPOSITION LINES OF STAGES. insurIng 10
the traye Ter ample room, attention and low fares
For GreenbrieT White Sulphur and tue Sweet
Springs. tickets to BoEsaek's Depot So %: thence
by opposition lines of ttages to the Sweet Springs
by the present rate Of Stage fare. So, and
10 the Greenbner White Sulphur, 50 90. helng
$3.50 To the Sweet and S940 to the Green
srer White sulphur Springs, There are also op
position lines of STAGES running from Salem depot
VIA the Roanoke Red Sulphur Springs. and line
Of stages from the Montgomery White Sulphur
Springs. via the Mountain Lake and Salt Sulphur
Springs 10 the Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs
For C9iner's Springs. purchase tickets to bon
sacks Depot, price $3.50.
For Roanoke Red Sulphur Springs, purchase
tickets to Salem Depot, price $40
For Allegheny Springs, purchase tickets 10
Shawsvllle, price IS 03
For Montgomery White Sulphur Springs, pur-
chase tickets to Big Tunnel price So IS.
For Yellow Sulphur Springs. purchase tickets TO
ChrlstlansbuTg Depot, price 9S45.
to Dublin Depot price 50 70. +. II GILL,
je l9-3m Ger'l Sup't Va. K Tenn. r, X.
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assortment Of "iS an - eS;' 'MisSES' AMI
CAILDREN'S SHOES, embracing q great va
riety of styles. among which are the following:
Ladies Heeled Kid and Morocco Slippers; La.
dies Heeled Kid and Morocco Bootees; Ladies'
Heeled Kid Congress Boots; Ladies' led Cloth
Boots, new style; Ladies' Morocco and Kld Boots,
without heels; Ladies Morocco and Kid Busklns,
without heels; NJ isses' Heeled Morocco and Goat
Bootees Misses Heeled Congress and Side Laced
Caters; Misses Heeled Morocco and Kid Slip
pers; Misses Heeled French Boots, new style;
Chidren's Heeled Kid snd Morocco Slips and An
kle Ties; ChIldren's MOROCCO and goat Bootees,
without heels; Chiidren's French Boots, new
style; together with any other style or quality
that may be needed. a call IS solicited at the
fashionable emporium, No. % Main st.
JNO. C. PAGE R.
Nw7 LADIES HEELED CATERS
~-esS&E2xA md 1T No NJ 81
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80. r1Nxsssszs hbt hflDSD 1910
ss@5 szHssss4 AND DAN VILLEISOU,
- :, -, -, '. o4re RhlLROAD.-SUMM Ar
RA 4 Tim III EN- Ito THE VIRGINIA SPRlNGs
AND The SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST
Leave Richmond, daily Sundays excepted Al,
= Nj, Tor Junction, iBurkeyilie, Lynchburg Br,
toi, knoxville. Dalton, Chattanooga Atlants
Nashville. Grand junction, Memphis Montgoms'
ry, Mobl,e, Jackson, Vlcksburg and New Orlesn,
Leave RICHMOND daily (except sundays,l al
NC; Also, for the Montgomery White, YsIio.
Sulphur, A lieghany, Sweet, Red Sweet Wbts
Sulphur, Salt Sulphur and Red Sulphur Sprinxs
RETURNING:
Leave Danvlle daily, Except SondsysD ats
O'Clock A. NJ, and junction tBurkevillel l0l0 a
NJ. and arrive IN Richmond at Ito P. NJ. 80
The Hail and Passenger Trains connect both
Ways with the South eide Railroad trains to and
from the Southwest at the Junction, and with ~
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac RAILROAD
trainS. TO and from the North at Richmond and
with the York River Railroad. Also, with ths
James River Steamboats, to Norfolk ard ord Poibt
a. For Through Tickets and further iDfoyms
ton, apply at the Ticke, Office.
ie 2I-ts ALEX WORRALL, Gen Stunt
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4 NO.PAR have this day as
u sncinted with me In the MERChAN lAl-


COMMUNICATING. We have THIS day az,
y soc!ated with US IN the CHM. Gh dAS ana
EAKIHENWARE BUSINESS, Mr.. JOHN u.
SNELS0N, under the firm OF o
STEBBiNS, PULLEN CO.
We are grateful to the public for their
patronage the past twenty years, and solicit con-
STEBBINS It PULLEN.
,ul
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DiSSOL tTlON.-The firm of BROWNING,
- MoORl' co. was dissolved on the first m
slant, by mutual consent.
All persons having claims against the late hrm
will present them to MOORE & DAWSON, who
Will contnds the AUCTION BUSINESS, at the
stand Of Browning, Moore Co, on frankiin 81
r.. c. MOORE.
q. ]. BROWNING,
Z. s. DAWSON.
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Passengers breakfast and sup 81 Ashland and dIns
on board the comfortable steamer between Aeaun
Greek and Washington.
NJ For further Information, apply ct this onoss
Broad street, Shockoe Hill. .
JAS. B. WINSTON, 6sn' Ticket As'L
SAA'L RUTH, Supfr.
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=: c,.,s-rxs1n NOTLCE. .1SeO

80 sA5 szazaEe e TO PAsSE RSIUUU'
sHx -. - GOING uNoRTh,-NEW Ar
TICKETS AND THROUGH
CHECKS.-GREAT NORTHERN R0UTE-Car-
rylng the great United States Mail Twice daily
Sunday night exceptsdl between Richmond, Alex
andrIa, w ashlngton, Baltimore, Philadelphia. New
York, and all important points West VIA Aeauls
Creek and Washington, over the Richmond, Fred
erc&sburg Il Potomac Railroad, to the Potomac
river, rs miles, and by splendid and comiortabie
miles IN seven hours; being comfortable and per-
tecty safe rate OF speed.
Hours OF departure: $50. A. NJ, and 7, 7. Nj.
BAGGAGE, under charge of Special AGENTS,
CaECKEDTHR0UGHt 10 Washing ton, Baltimore,
philadelphia ami New York.
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uENRY'S VEGETABLE LiNtHlENT.-.
II spiendf yemed,; also, Rocks Good samari-
tan. and DIR. ID ontarde's Miraculous Pankiller, or
Friends Rheumatic Remedy. 's-sA
l., WAGNER, Druggist, ~
Corner 9th and Broad Sta
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY
IL SKsuuuws, RICHMOND AND yo...-
e&2 RIVER RAILROAbphk
CHEAP AND ATTRACTIVE ROUTE Tn 49,,
FARE ssr r bfETNEAkS g fEq2sRFoLk. i'oLD

A1>H VE-DlNNEH EATEA-fNo D..
n, WI be prepared on the Boat ''sakfas.
trains viii leaye RICHMOND daily ts passenger
asys, at osoek w. aIoppns ou 1lyS sga, ssa.
TunstalTs, Indian Town. CahoLas sMatcn, SUNNI,
homancoks' and arrive at West Point' "a ssll and
The last and oommodious s,ean.x
PoINT, CAPT }. G. ROW., will leays y "Esr
queen Court House Landing hondays nMinE and
d gay and FWJldays a. e connsctnsso s
only Mt Clifton, Water Fence, Sbsnhs,o % az .Shals
i hon3s, Mocdy,s, Cay pahoosiek, Rglsf's, wTms-
Al +. III, and Norfolk at 3 r. Nj. a' oId Pom,
KetgrLlng, the Stesmer will leave No,fo,Lr
Gays; Thursdays, and SATURDAYS Mt y r 1ss-
o. Sa pS,ns at a. sndpE only a. above and and
and arIive in Richmond at 3P. Nj. r. NJ
No Boat landings made. -.
Freight received Mondays, Wsdnass.,
nndays at Richmond Until s p NJ ard ~ usnd
=. M "'o HaIuFdays until 4
are rom KING and Qusen C. H., and otbs,..
IT, on the Mattaponi, to Norfolk pc NJ
From Richmond to Norfolk ...'''''''..'. 20
au Its II II l.i m; a
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DIssoLUTYoNs, 10.

u The cOfoefn 81 W NJ. ca 1 LEH q %. was
dissolved GA. the lst instant, BY mutual consent,
Mr. ~ BROCK retiring. The undersigned
having purs aased the interest of the retiring part
ner will % ntipue the OIL, PAINT, GLASS and
ARTISTS MATERIALS BUSINESS at the old
stand, whele they will be pleased to serve their
friends anc patrons as heretofore The stle Of the
firm will re iaain the same. VIM. SATTLER,
August 1ti, 1860. AID, SCHOOL.
an 10 Ivy
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-05-16

AT Point Ceupes. Lasj.telS. dave oss.
er vss convicssd Of unose sssrJ 5cruslty - -
slaves, and the Cosrt ordefDd TIT they shouN
oil be sold away from his svnesship and c.
tody. "a -~
Horace Greeley 10 coming to the Chicago
Convention accredited - the representative Of
the State Of Oregon.
The Richmond WAio calls the recent Re.
publican convention At Wheeling, Va another
John Brown invasion"
The brig II. N. jenkins, Of Bangor, Ne.
was found In the Gulf Stream on the let Of
May. dismasted and waterloeged. The cap
tain. mate aud two men we're lost, and only
two men remained alive on board Of her. Who
were rescued and taken into New London.
-Mrs. John Howes, Of Wethers6eld, Conn.
weighs only eighty pounds, and recently pre-
eented her husband with three some ct one
birth.
The daily st. Joseph West newspaper has
been discontinued.
The proprietor Of ladys seminary in
Connecticut has put upon the Pennington river
q iour-oared boat, for the use Of her pupils. who
are to row for the development Ct their nus
cle
Tough madam. tough. did you cay Z
said the irsscible boarder to the lsnd-lsdy, -
he was trying to carve what wss ostenioiy
q chicken.
"Yes'm. and were to give my opinion on
the fowl, / ehould say 1t was CID enough 10
have scratched up the seeds Of original Sin
when they we're fret planted
"A gentleman Of Tennessee purchased in
Cincinn sti. on Tuesday last, . piece OF ho-sr-
flesh for which he paid the considerable sum "
thirteen hundred and fifty dollars
"A new whiskey called 'tangle-!eg, has
been invented. IL is said to be made Of dilut-
ed slcohol, nitric acid, bootleg and tobacco,
and will upset man at . distance Of 400 yards
from the demjohn.
Fish, at least, if no other sort Of animals
have cause to believe that IL is Tad practice
TO think Of rising in life upon somebody eises
hook.
The venerable Phineas Allen, senior edi-
tor of the Plainfield Sun, died last week He
was 81 years old. and the Oldest editor proba-
bly in the century. He established the Sun
in 1900, more than sixty years ago.
Don't stand there loaing,' said Profes-
sor to three students. we amt loafing, re-
piled one Of them, 'thsre are only three OF Us
it takes Heaven to make . loaf
Youthful poets shouldr not bore their
sweethearts too much by singing verses ad-
Dire, sed to them. Most hearty young ladies'
like tender loins from beef more than tender
lines from a poet.
"A green-looking chap hailed an omnibus
driver dashing down the street. Art going to
Bridgeport ? Yes said Jehu. instantly rein
ing up Wal. thought SO. responded the wag,
passing on quite cool. Jehu made cut with
his whip but the wag Vas beyond reach.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-05-16

VNRUSTEE'S SALE.-WHsREAs. on tho 2stb
Il day Of luua, A. d. 1857, Henry Lambach. or
Davenport, Scott county, Iowa, executed INTO
Louis A. Macklot, as Trustee I certain Deed Of
Trust, conveying to said trustee the land in Scott
couaty, Iowa, described as follows, to Wit: Lot
NO. i've 81 and Lot No. seven r. in Block No.
twenty two t22l in the city Of Davenport, lows ;
" n'ch said conveyance Was made by the said
Henry Lambach for the purpose or securing with
otners the payment Of two certain promissory
notes. and tho interest thereon datea the first day
OF May, A. ID. 1857, and payable a. follows: One
Tor two thousand and two hundred and 6'ty dol
lars, due in three years. and the other for the
sum due in i've years, to the order of Henry A..
thompson, and drawing interest at the rate Of n
per cent. per annum, and which said notes were
given for the purchase money of said Lots. Said
Deed OF Trust IS recorded on page Sal, Book Az
OF Town Mortgages, Scott County Records, 70
which reference is made.
And now, said FIRST named note having become
Que and payable, and the said Henry Lambach
having failed to pay the same, Louis A. Macklot
!, trustee as aforesaid, do hereby give this pub
lie notice, that by virtue of the power which
Is in me vested by said Iced Of Trust. will, on
Saturday, the 9th day Of June, A. d. 1860. at
the hour OF . .clpck in the forenoon Of said
day, at the Court House door in the city Of Dsv.
EXPORT expose and offer for SALE at public auction
the parcels Of land above described, or 20 much
tnereof - shall be necessary to satisfy and nay
the amount OF said notes. with the intereet there
on u the day Of sale. together with al the costs
And expenses attending said sale costs Of this mo-
tice and Trustee's fees.
Dated the 18th day Of May, A. D. 1850.
LOUIS A. AACKLOT,
aayiA-dts Trustee.
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stats tie ms.

The Lyons Adrocate says that al
though that city has lost some Of its
laboring population, the business Of the
place has been nearly doubled in the
past year. The same paper says tina,
the receipts Of grain during the pas,
week have averaged about 5000 bushel.
per day. The price ranges from 90 cts
to sl.Oo. Corn is selling for CSC in the
ear and Ale shelled; oats 27a31c; DO
tatoes 25a3oc; barley 55c. The ship
ments last week were wheat $500 bu.
corn 5000 bu. oats 1000 bu. Lyons
is stirring little place.
B. w. MARSHALL, who has been on
trial at Muscatine for bigamy, was con-
victed on Saturday last. A motion for
new trial will be argued week after
next, the court having adjourned until
that time.
The Lyons Mirror Of last week has
an article On the alteration of school or
dors from small to large amounts, One
order was changed from $500 to $500
one fromIs7.50 to $l7.5O; one from $40
to $40; one from IS to SIS; one from
$l.56 to S9l,56! Various other chan.
ges and frauds have also been discovered.
and are now being Investigated by
the committee. 1t is also found that
upwards Of two hundred dollars in orders
"nlch have been paid in to the Treasur-
er from time to time, and should have
been Cancelled, are missing.
The Delhi News of the goth, speaks
OF a SOW in that town having given birth
10 wonderful monstrosity of a pig,
The animal had a double row Of teetl.
rom the head back two bodies, Joined
on the sides, four legs before and six
Oen'nd two pair of lungs; two tongues:
a"u what Is more remarkable than all
the monstrosity was both male and :.
male. 1t had no signs Of lie, who. 80
ihe Wsppello htelligencer saws tho
body OF . German supposed to be- .hon ~.
80 years ofsge, was found floating in ,Ss
river opposite Burris City, last week. Ho
was dressed in dark wooden clothing and
wore leather belt. The BODY 70.
oor'ed on the bank of the river at tho,
place. =" a.
MR. CHAs. DRuRY of Musc.tiue. !,
ABOUT entering into the business of rai..
ing cranberrjes ia that section IT.
. large number Of plants for sale,