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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-25
ALSO SPECIFICS.

Fos AsrBMA on PB7Hrsro. Oppressed, Difficult,
Labored breathing, attended with CoSs AMI Exnec-
tOrHtion. Price, 50 cents per box.
RoE Ear DtscHARGIs AND Observation-Disclosures
from tie Ear, the result Of Scarlet Fever Measles nr
Mercnrials. For Noises in the Head, Hardness. Of
Hearing, and Ringing in the Ears, aud EarRclse.
Price, 90 cents per box.
PoR scAoTuLA.-Enlarged Glands, ENLARGED ard IN.
durAted TOnsils, swelIngs and Old Ulcers ScfUnors
Cachexy Of Children. Price, 90 cents per box
RoR GENERAL DEBILITY. - Physical or Nervous
Weakness. Either the result Of Sickness Excessive
Medication, or ExhHus;ing Discharges. Price, 90
cents per box.
FOR DRoPsT.-FIuid Accommodations, Tuuld sSell-
ngs, with scanty Secretions Price 80 cents per box
FoR MISUNDERSTANDING Sickness Vertigo Nuu-
sea, Vomiting. Sickness from riding or motion.
Price, 50 cents per box.
Foi UEISARY DrsEAsEs-For Gravel, Renal Chi
Gull, Difficult Painful Urinaon, Diseases OF the Kid.
neyH. Price, 90 cents per box.
FoE SEMINAL EMISSIONS. Discharges
and Consequent Prostitution and Debility, Bad Re
suits Of Evil Habits The most successful and ehi-
Client remedy known. and may be relied upon as
cure. Price, with full directions, 81 per box.
Persons who wish to place themselves under the
professional care, or TO seek advice nj Prof Hex.
PHREYs, can do so. at his office, SCI Broadway daily
nom All to sP.h., or by letter.
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10 his Agent and Attorney,
John j. HaIneG, London. ESCIA Nd.
The Latest and Most Fashionable
Dry Goods
AT OR BELOW COST.

HVNIiB SUBSCRIBER DBEIROUE OF SELLING OFF
i his large aud we'll selected stOck Of Spring and
Summer Dress Goods bsgs leave TO call the atten-
tIOn Of Ladies, and the public generally, to the bar
gains therein offered. from this day forward all
such goods will be sold strictly and in in
stances below cost To enumerete all is impossible.
will however mention:
100 pieces VI Dress silk. all styles ~ very low prices
90 very ine Bsrsge RObeS, worth Sl2 for $3.50.
20 0rgHndy Lawn Robes, with and IL BOuBces.
worth $l2 for only 81. Also y large assortment Of
plain satn-striped and figured BeTegeE. will sell
moo figured E:eTeges worth so ets for rs yard;
and also finest quality plain Berege at 25 cts. per
yard. English BereSe5 below cost. BsreEes for
sbRwls ut worry low prices. 50 pieces extra quality
Orgaudy IsWn worth so cts., IS cts per yard. Is
pieces OF finest ChalIys. worth SO cts At 2 cts per
yard Several pieecs Of French ohintzea. worth S7]E
cts, for Is cts. per yard.
Mourning Goods.
Black Figured Twisted silk worth $l!OO for so cts
yard and Black Satiu-striped Rerege for 81 cts
per yard.
Gail therefore early and secure bargains AT
ALEX. HEYAIAN'S.
l57 Main at, Wheeling. Yn.
2. S-JuSt received an invoice Of Lace MIMI
tillnH which were sold at S. will sell for s.
and 81, jel2
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1860.
LEGO.
THE CE&TR AL
PENNSYLVANIA RAIL ROAD
Three Through Pa senger Trains,
BETMEEN RIT-rsBL.RGu & PHILADELPHIA

The Capac:y Of this Road Is now equal to any in the
Country
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MO RISK OF POISON IN USING
N the GLASS FRUIT JARS. Print Jara yarIous
Styles, including the Colored Glass lar for sale his
T. II. LOGAN ( on.
Je22 and Logan. LIST L co
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n TIL w iT-FEI-E u
DR.. EATON'S
INFkkIILE CORDIAL,

and why: because il nercr .fGiIz 70 ofrd trstG7tu
Moons -cliCf when given in time il ac;s - Il by
magic and onr trial u317e will convince you thsJ
NIhRt we say is trne. L Contains
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LIST OF spEc1Frc REMEDIES.

M. For Fsver, Congestion. and inflammation.
M. s.-Ror Worm Fever, Worm Cole, Wet-ag u
10. s-yor Cole, Crying, Tee,1si..g, and wale,li-
10 Fur Ds-rt,ues, Cholera Ina a.ura. and saEs-
80 S.gPoT Cote. Grlpings. Dyseatery. o. Bloody
". s.-For cbo,sra, Cholera sIor',ns, Vomiting
10. T.-Por Coughs, Colds, Influenza, and SOrs
Tirox3.
No. s.-7or Tooth-ache, Fsce-scbe, and Neuralgia
No. 9.-For Headache, Vertigo, Her: ana FuinesS
No lo-DTsrErsIA PtLIs-For Weak and Derarged
Stomach, Constipation, and Liver Complaint
No. 11.-FoE FEHALE IRREGULARITIES, Scau;y, Pain
f4l or Suppressed Periods.
No. l23For Leucorrhea. Protuse Msases, and
No. i3.-Fos Group, Hoarse Cough. Bad Breathing
No. lt.-sALr RhaUN rilis-For Erys!Pe!aS, E'up-
ions, PimpIes on the Pace
or Soreness in tie Chest, Back, LoinS, or Limbs.
A-FJr Fever and Ague, Chill Fever, Dumb Ague,
P-For pies, Bind or Bleeding. Internal or Er-
terlal.
Failing Weak, Blurred Sight,
C.-For Catarrh, Of long standing or recent, either
with obstruction Q: p:oiuss Discharge
Eud shortening its course.
In al acute dsesseI, such Pevery. determinations,
D9HErnoa, DysenterT, Group, Rheumatism, and such
eruPtVe diseases as Scarlet Fever Measles, and Fry
npeas The advantage % giving the proper remedies
promptly Is obvious, and in all such cases tie spc-
cifcS act Ike charm. The entire disease IS often
arrested Ct once, ana In all cases the violence Of the
stack lie moderated, TIE disease Shortened AID
deFed less dangerous
Coughs aud Colds, which are of such. frequent &C.
eurTence, and which oiten lay The foundation Of
diseased lungs bronchitis, a;sd Consumption, rlay al
be At once cured by the Pyver aud Cough Pills
In Gl chronic diseases. such as Dyspepsia, Weak
etom2ch, Constipation LIVER Complaints Plies Pc
male Debility, and Irregularities, old Headaches,
Sore or Weak Eyes, Catarrlt, Salt Rheun and other
old ernptions, die haE specifies whose proper up
Pleation viii afford q almost every instance.
Often the Of single chronic difficulty such as
Dyspepsia, Piles or Cats.r"h Headache or Female
Weakness, las more than aid for the ten tlneI
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Case Of 20 TialS complete, in morocco and Book 81
Case Of 90 Vials, and Book, plan... ............
Case Of Is numbered boxes, ard BunE .....
Case Of boxes, numbered, and Bros....-.......I
Single numbered b0xeS, with directions 49,. Is cts.
Single lettered boxes With directions. -. ~ st.
Large case with OF. viHls. for planters and ply
EciAuS, ...............--..-..... @i6
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e 9 . q 5' per box, or B boIeB Tor 2
Prepared by DR.. J. AVER G CO.

Lowell. Mass.
Eis;s. augll-Iv3.s
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irs Et9srabie EstTueS- and PIT tp IN GLASS O.
SAA isr 3lgat- AID tciu Ls,T ~ any ojimGf.-
y. LII. III
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COrs Epation. COstiveness, Suppress
sion. Rheumatism, Cont, Neuralgia,
DroPsy, Paralysis, Fits. etc.

Pulaski HoUsE. Savannah. Ga. Jan. q 1853.
HoShEED SIR: SHOULD he nngrateful Tor the relief
your skill has brought meif did not report NV case
To you. cold settled ia my limbs and brought on
excruciatinS HeUr2igc PANS. which ended in chronic
Physicians the disease grew worse and worst. until
by the advice Of your excellent agent in Baltimore
DR. Nackense. tried your ri Is. Their effects were
SOW. b;t sure. By perseverng in the use of them
aIn nov entirely we'll
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Dysentery, DInrrhoa, HeInx, Worms

WAssAw. Wyoming Co. " Y Oct; II. 1865
DEAR l.: am using your Ca;hartic Pills 10 my
practice and find them excellent pIrTative TO
cleanse system and guify tic Jouisfg ms If tLc
G'"o5- JOHN G. MElCuAM. NJ D.
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" 'I7EIII :-IIIII- d V u 7 To- IhyI.
SlK: have used your Pills IN Iny general and hos
Iiia4 practice ever since nude them, and cannot
hesitate u say they the best ;hartc we employ
Their regulating action ON the Iiyer is quick and de-
ctded. consequently they IN admirable remedy
for arrangements Of that organ. Indeed have
seldom found Ca~c OF bilious 6tzzse So obstinate
that il did not readily yield to them.
FrRternally yours 4LnNZD BALL. NJ D.
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Binious DIsorders-Lixer Complaint

From Or. 7hrcs7ore BeIf. If velg TorI c:ty.
Not only Your Pills admirably adapted 70 their
purpose a. aperient but find their beneficial ef.
jects upon the Liver very marked indeed. They
have IN practice proved more efectual for Nthe
cure Of billions r-HT'afart= than any one remedy
can mention sincerely rejoice thai we have al
length PuTCItire which is worthy the confidence Of
the profession aitd the T,eSnlk
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PIECE 0NE pOLLAR az BoTTLE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-01

THE CENsus-TmE GROWTH or New YORK
The census is not yet completed, but probably
will be by the 10th inst, though the law ex-
tends the time TO the LIST Of September. Enough
is now ascertained TO show that the population
Of this city has increased thirty.three per cent,
and that IL is now about 100000, TO which, If
the population Of the suburbs of the city be
added-as we have a right to do-there will be
total Of a million and quarter, from which
il appears that, outside China and Japan, New
York is In population the third city in the
wo rid; and IL its growth only continues in the
same ratio-as there is every reason to believe
II will-this metropolis will soon be the first
city in the world. It's growth is the measure Of
the growth Of the country: while the United
States grow, II will necessarily grow in the
same proportion, and that growth Is unprece-
dented In the history Of the world II IL only
the breaking up Of the Union by fanatIcism that
can check the growth Of this great Empire City.
or retard the rapid increase of the population
of the States, or prevent the speedy develope-
ment Of gigantic resources without parallel.
New York is the mighty brain Of this body
polite, communicating by nerves with its most
remote eNtremites. and exercising more or lcss
Ct q controlling influence on every part
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-01

DANCERS OF THE STATEN ISLAND FERRY
Is there no law, ordinance or regulation to
prevent the Staten Island ferry boats from
taking a load Of passengers which renders
frightful loss of life at any moment imminent?
This is one of the most frequented ferries run
ming from the city; and, we believe, with the
exception Of one boat, none of them employed
there are considered safe or at for their bust
ness. On the occasion Of the sailing Of the
Great Eastern, on Monday the boats were
Gpwded down to the waters edge, and II was
~ same on the Fourth of July. If the slight
est panic had occurred-even from the most
trivial cause.-the results must have been fear
ful to think of, among such a dense mass Of
people crushed into so small a space.
There is hardly Sunday that hundreds of
human lives are not placed in jeopardy on
these boats. One can readily fancy what the
consequence would be should q collision occur
or an excitement of any kind arise on one of
these boats, with thousand people on board,
and absolutely no means Of saving single life,
except a few life preservers, slowed away no
one knows where. There are no small boats
kept on board, and life preservers, we need
hardly say, afford poor chance Of escape when
a thousand or even five hundred people are
cast upon the waters in a heap. Should
catastrophe happen on the Staten Island boats
on any Sunday, not the strongest nor the calm.
est passenger on board could escape drowning.
This is something terrible to contemplate,
and yet it is liable to occur at any time during
the summer season. The proprietors Of this
ferry should be indicted for this reckless ex-
posure of human life IL the law can reach them;
and il not, the Common Council should see to II
that the number Of passengers on the boats be
limited TO an amount which will afford some
guarantee of safety.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-01

New York Herald-CalifOrnia Edition.
The mail steamship Arisl, Capt Miner, will leave this
port TO day, at noon, for Aspinwal.
The mails for California and other parts OF the Pacific
will close at halfpast ten O'Clock this morning
The NEW YORK wxxKLr Observation-Disclosures edition.
containing tho latest intelligence from all parts Of the
world with large quantity Of local and miscellaneous
matter viii DO published half past nine O'Clock in the
morning
Single COPIES wrappers, ready for mailing, six
Agents will please send their orders early ~ pos
sibte.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-01

HALIFAX AND NEw YoRK-TIE PEINcE OF
WALES AND THE GREAT EAsrERN-Two of the
most splendid harbors on this continent were
witnesses Of a grand celebration on Monday.
While the Prince of Wales, the heir to the
throne Of Great Britain, was landing at Halifax,
the finest harbor in British America, amid the
firing Of cannon and the shouts of assem-
bled thousands, the Great Eastern, another
British institution, was steaming down the bay
of New York, the finest harbor in the United
States, greeted by tens Of thousands Of jubilant
spectators, surrounded by fleet Of crowded
steamers. yachts and boats Of all dimensions
a parting salute laundering out from all
points os the monster moved along. Il Is
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-01
wtiiiam.burs City News.

DRowsxp WHILE BAIsISe.--A young mss, named
Samuel W. Ingec drowned at the foot OF south Tenth
street yesterday morning whilst engaged In bathing
IL Is supposed that he seized with crsmp and rem
dcrcd helpless Residents II the vicnitSeard his cries
for help but their assistance came too iate HIS body
vas recovered and taken TO late home, in Division
nue., near Eleventh street.
Assaulted nv wosSS.-A German, engaged at schuader
badis' .brewcry Remscn street, was attacked by
number a fcuacs resi- ling the neghb Orbood Mon
day evening and severely beaten II appeared that he
struck little enid with horewhp, which very nstu-
raly raised hc Indignation of the mother who collected
her friends pitched into The onnJer who
~ dfub5eJ before ttey Let hnur
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-01

A FRANK CONFESSIONAL Douglas paper in
the South says that call the cause Of Mr..
Douglas wants to enable him to succeed is
the truth. This is very grave lacking, for
when a cause lacks truth IL lacks everything.
and we agree with our contemporary that 1t is
a very serious defect in Mr.. Donglas cause.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-01
MAILS FOB EUROPE.
vhs Few York Herald - Edition for
Europe.

Europe.
The Cunard mail steamship Africa, Captain Shannon
will leave this port to-day for Liverpool
The European mails will close in this city this af ernoon,
ut half past twelve O'Clock.
Tho EuRorIAn EprNos y TIE HxRAID viii be published
al eleven O'Clock IN the morning Single copies, in wrap
pers, SIX ceuts.
The contents Of the EUROPEAN Enrnon THE HERALD
viii combine the received by mail and telegraph
The once during the previous week and up TO the hour Of
Dubcatou
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Icteresting from Japan.
IMPORTANT DOCUMENTS FROM THE EMPEROR TO THn
EMBAsSY-INCREA sE OF TRADE. ETC

IMPORTANT DOCUMENTS FROM THE EMPEROR 10 TH1
EhBAssY-INCREAsE OF TRADE, ETC.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 10, 1850.
BY the bark Carrie Leland, which arrived here on thu
10th Of July from Kanagawa, Japan have intelligence
from that quarter TO the Esd Of May.
The Leland brings assorted cargo Of Japanese notions
and general merchandise package Of documents from
the Emperor Of Japan to the Embassy Washington was
received by this arrival which will be transmitted to ts
destination by the next steamer for the Fast. Ths
package oblong in shape about eight inches length
by four in breath and four inches thick. forward
ed through the United States Consul at Kanagawa.
The news Is meagre.
San Francisco vessels had obtained cargocs without
trouble, but the prices Of goods said to have
vanced very much
American half dollars are represented TO be useless
for the purpose Of trade They received at the Custom
House only at a discount Of per cent.
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AFFAIRS AT i've NATIONAL CAPITAL.
Our Special washin <ton DesPatch.
wAansvos, July u, 1850

Our Special Washfn, <ton Despatch.
wAs.ns;vos, July 81. 1850
| rax onvsuoa novKxswB n TIN soru.
STAYED here To day upoc high authority that W.
uisunon movement foreshadowed - KeStt much more
extensive ana mature than had been supp sed that
oefed action has been taken by sevcss OF I've States
ma tnA an agent To be sent TO Europe 70 sound
the cabinets OF g. Cloud and st. James as 10 what policy
they would feel bound to pursue toward Stuthern Goa
federacy In OF q dissolution.
II Is further stated that is great appresens,, ~
the part OF some OF the delegates the Dou,ss sst
Convention which meets at Saunton, Va, tomorrow.
tina, they will be sold out to Q Breckenridge or ns;o.
movement II is quite probable Wise at the hcss or
this movement
THIS ADMINISTRATIONS AND TIM DoCGLAsrH
The policy Of the administration 10 reca><
tate all Douglas heads North which will nod in favos
OF FUSION and ostracse all members Of Ne party South
who are not In favor Of Breckenridge Douglas men say
the only objection 70 this procedure, Is tha results in
giving al tho turkeys to Rreckinridge, sna all the bug
zards 70 Douglass Altogether is painfully apparent
that The leaders intriguing the spas without tho
siishsest regard for the well being Of the country
GEORGE n. sAxpERs' kxrrxa TO m. psxxuarn
Inc appearance Of the impudcnt aud ds0unciatorv
et'er Of that ex oaAce holder, and always
Po'cs advertiser, George N. Sanders 70 thu
President Of the United States has produced effects
Oh ne MINDS OF readers varied political parties arc
numerous All agree that the author is Is usual ses
ing notorey and selects the venerable Chief Magistrate
az the target which will bring his name most proui
nenty before the political community The friends Of
the President look upon it rs simply piece OF sublime
audacity which will reco upon its author His enemies
Of all parties chuckle over it, fippant pungency sod
sauciness Among people who know the parties il will
have no effect preudcial to the President II looked
upon as the writings and contortons of the headess
trunk OF The late navy agent at New York.
OLD RoNsDEs'' ORDERED TO ASSAroIs
The frgaate Constitution, Old ronsidcs" is ordered
TO Annapolis to perform duty service ship for the pu
pills OF the naval school This highly proper desens
ton for her. owing 10 her prominent connection with tha
most brilliant achievements in naval history Shs
has been extensively repaired under
of constructor w. L. Hanscom, and one Of the ancst
frigates in the navy.
DEPARTURE or JUDGE BLACK FOR PENNSYLVANIA
Judge Black leaves town 10 morrow for Pennsylvania
where he will remain for few weeks His assistant Mr.
M. c. Calmon, remains in charge OF the Office during
his absence.
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question whether the enthusiasm in Halifax
o. that day was greater than along the bay of
New York, and 1t may be very Hattering to the
vanit of John Bull to know that in both places
It was British celebrity that evoked 1t. It is
a curious coincidence, however, that the two
finest harbo, 3 In America should have been the
scene of gra nd sensation on the same day.
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nircd and observed by all. There has been
general holiday in Halifax for the last two days.
The Board Of Aldermen met last eveoins me
semi-annusl renor, Of the Fire Marshal was pre-
sented and ordered on file. The greater part Oh
the session was occuped by the Aldermen in
discussion of the proposed appropriation Oh sioo wv
to defray the expenses attendant on en.e''a'iiihs
the Japanese Embassy. motion by Alderman
Cornell that the sos 900 be in lieu OF the $4,000
originally voted. was finally carried. report
was made by the Committee on Ferries in relation
to the proposed ferry from the foot Of Chambers
street. full report of the proceedings OF the
Board viii be found in another column.
large meeting took place last evening at the
State Guard armory, Ash Broadway, for the pur-
pose of organizing Zouave corps. letter from
General Townsend was read. resolution that
the organization be an Independent one was car
ried unanimously. Company Of the Ninth reg-
ment will also drill a Ia Zouave. full report Of
the meeting will be found elsewhere in our columns
The cotton market steady yesterday, while the
sales confined 10 about 400 500 bales on the basis
of quotations given in another column Flour opened
dull and heavy, but became more active, with nrme
tone in prices the close in consequence OF the favor
able character Of the foreign Wheat also closed
with show Of armness while sales were to fair
extent, including parcels taken for export Corn
6rmer and more active, with free sales ct full
prices Pork without change Of Importance sales
of new mess wereJ madeyy.at $ls 90 a $40 l2k,
and OF old at SIS rs, and new primo ct $l4
Sugars in light demand, while the sales embraced
about $50 500 hhds arates given in another column
The stock comprises 81 3S7 hhds against IS Lei AZ Ia
same time last year 10 $50 b against IS AS Las
~ o 6OQ' t,et Q oen
hhds. melado against 2aas last year. Coffee firm
and sales light The stock Of Rio sreduced to 500
bags, to 2s4 mats Java $50 bags government do
with total OF packages OF all kinds OF "a 995 The stock
OF Rio in Bltmors reduced To 200 0O0 and that OF
New Orleans TO 1000 bags Freights steady and
included In the shipments So 900 bushels wheat u
Liverpool in bulk and bags at 10i and -four at
IS Cd. "a I'D part TO I'LL up.5 ssaA CD .-~s-se<
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AnusEMENrs THIS EVENING.

NIarOs GARDEN. observation-disclosures and Even
og-EoursrRIAs PEzroRA AScks.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-04-06
LEGAL.

NkusTEE'S SALE.-whsrea.. ON IN. 6,..
0sy Of April. A. d., 1857, James Gamble Ara
Elisa 0amblc, his wife, executed unit Johp n
thompson, ~ Trustee, a certain Dad ~ Tr...
conveying to said Trustee the land ~ Sco,, co,r'
~, lows, described rs follows, 10 Wit: lots Nc
enc }. two three (3), four a. spd 6v. ~
in Block No. forty six (46), in tho ci,v Of +.
Claire; which 'sid conveyance was made by the
said James Gamble snd Eiiza Gamble for the
purpose Of securing the payment Of two certain
pron,ssory no ca, and the interest thereon ,igped
by said James GAMBLE dated the FIRST day ef Ap,il.
A. ID. ls57, and payable NJ follows: One for one
hundred and twenty-five dollars, payable the FRS:
day Of October, 1887 and the other fer eleven
hundred and twenty Eve dollars, payable the f-st
day Of April, ls5s both said notes payable 10 the
order Of James Thompsos.
And nov, said last mentioned note having be-
come due and payable, and the said James Gam
PIE having failed to pay the same, !. JohL W.
thompson Trustee ~ aforesaid, do hereby give
TINS pnbiic notice that by virtue Of the power
which Is in me vested BY said Deed of Trust. I
WI. on Saturday, the 2oth day of April, A. b.
1900, at tho hour OF two o'clock in the afternoon
OF said day. II the Court House door, in the citv
Of Davenport. expose and offer for sale. At public
auction the parcels u land above described or 40
much thereof as shall be necessary 10 satisfy nd
pay the amount OF said note, with the interest
thereon to the day Of sale, together with all the
costs and expenses attending said SALE costs Of
| notice and Trustees fees.
Dated the 27th day Of March, A. d. 1850
JOHN W. THOMPSON,
maY1S dts Trustee