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BALLOON ASCENSION AT PALACE GARrsy BY Mr.. o. G.
MAYSARD-PalAce Garden again the sceae Of a bal
loon excitement yesterday afternoon Mr. wne the bro
Their Of the celebrated professor having announced that
he would make asceat in his pretty little aerial ship,
''The sSyars." About three hundred persons were as
sembled inside the Garden by four O'clock and outside,
the sidewalks Stops and housetops crowded with
people waiting 70 get glimpse at the interesting speca
Gle. An alteration too place In the programme
nounced Mr.. Wise who intended to 60 up replaced
by Of his pupils, Mr.. o. g. Maynard, cashier Of
OF Cooks Hotel who permitted TO explore the
tain regions o. the air at his request. The
process OF imitation was, usual. conducted
s,ound before the operation fully concluded The
beautiful srshp then swung gently TO aud FRO In the air.
sns wexe, Snos wcxca. car or ossSs, t vas
exchanging somewhat unprofessiona white beaver for
handy felt hat, Mr. Maynard stepped into car,
ehsWpt and ooaps Of
besides two three neat little American aags Mr. Wise
then delivered words OF advice TO his pupil and
then gave the signal for all to let CO." The "Sxylak
shot straight up for few hundred feet, and then took
souihery direction moving slowly aid gracefully a: the
moes propitous, the wind blow ing gently and the
sky being bright and serene Tho BALBOA after being up
air and took direction souheastery, making slowly to
wards the sea she passed over the city about Wal
the eastern side OF Long Island Yesterdays trip
Mr. Maynard's first attempt, and was very successful.
Cum Losr-A bright little boy, four years old, has
been missing from his home since the lsth Of July and
despite ali the Of his parents discover his
whereabouts, he Ia To be found He has dark blue
eyes and Light hair. He had the day he missed
pair az green plaid pants, and apron also plaid.
He able speak but few words. His name Is Charles
lsaac Van Dorcn and any Information OF him will be
thankfully received by hts afflicted parents at their
residence No. $50 Second avenue.
AxornIx MxrxoR sxES OCH CRY LAST NiGm.-About
half past eleven O'Clock last night small but brilliant
meteor made appearance in the sky In direction al
due northwest Of the city The head or ba OF the
meteor was apparently about four Eve inches In da
meter and OF brilliant greysh blush white color,
and followed by sweeping arched tail, about seven
eight et long composed OF bright sparks ike those Of
rocket. The elevation Of the meteor about forty
DEGREES and travelled In direction from heast 70
southwest Its duration about six eight seconds
Jrssrr CRY FRExxs.-About eight O'Clock last even
ing EDgine Co. No OF jersey City passed Office with
their new machine from Philadelphia band preceded
the procession and the men, numbering about my pre-
sentcd . remarkably nnc appearance. The engine Vas
decorated with colorcd lamps and much admired by
the large crowd collected the sidewalks ~ they passed
along.
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''u' u RouI~ros, srsu HosporE,



Puscu< AWE Co, Va, August 2, 1890.
find very difficult 70 decline the complimentary IN
vitatIon Of yours Of the 10Th ut received within tho
last few days would prefer Boston and Faneuil Hall In
Boston any other stand point 20 speak from In the
United States tho topics especially of thcse dark
linen s' 40 =, s,r . uu' ae, Ss,nsns
that will require additional abors or any absence from
home for MANY months TO come ! shall give 70 the
Breckenridge and lane ticket all my support.
DO not agree with these nominees In some es-
scnta particulars, and certainly do not subscribe the
their nomination bu, their triumph will DO the nph
Of the vital doctrine Of protection 70 persons and property
in the Territories Of the United States That 10
the issue Of this contest whether protection, everywhere
an and all alike. shall prevail against this cmascustng
theory Of nonintcrventiou IL protects % be an absrac-
ment Coprrcss and the Executive Department tho Pre-.
sidcnt, which 10 that the laws nshfally ese
cnted are both 70 isnore ths Iar rc'rg dgy o. pro
tion ~ government extends, 10 the rights of person and
property without dscrm patton distinction or differ
Ing persons and property wholly upon the Judiciary,
which n the umpire department between citizen and
% , ssa . ~ hs ,h r".a o srs and worst
consequence will be that II will drag the Supreme Court
oi the United Statee from ts bench Of equality equity
and and Justice and beirsgrle IN the miro Of par
tisan politics until its ermine will be stained that II
will be unit 70 hold the scales OF Right law Justice or
Morals At all The second conscI.enss WI 90 snsa ~,
pre between sovereign states, which in the last resort
can decide only for themselves The third cousequencs
power o protection viii last obtain ell the powers Of
the Government; for the Judges nominated, aud BY
and Nth the advice and consent OF the Senate, appointed
by President Nothing could be bucr than the fcde-
raism Of this ponntervcution doctrine And does "
leave slave property alone 1T the mercy Of federal power
concentrated ultimately 10 an cxccutvef NO; lands TOO,
are at s mercy What else, who else, won't step TO
cuumerste. For coe, viii never qdely submit 70 H.
This issue oompels 10 side with the ticket OF your
chocc God grant that our efforts be not In vsa. fear
they viii beshat black republication IL 10 triumph ia
the coming election. II ~, mean Tor one 70 abide by
in eho Irr.o - ~ In mt nut N--4f
savrs the country aud constitution but not 70 sub
init mcmeot, 10 coccede single item, W
urmrh which vil degrade ard mine IN tbs confe-
etTac. ti iiss lAc "a -. Stai.S. hl-NNY A. WLSl.
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Married..
Granville.

BARSARD-BARRY.-A Granville, N. j., on Tuesday,
August a. by Rev. Hollis Read, D. D., George 6. BsK-
SARD OF New Paltz Landing, N. Y, 70 Miss MARY II. BAR
Ry, daughter OF Samuel Barry, Esq.
BYDroRD-VAS NoRDKy.-On Wednesday, August Is,
the residence Of the brides father in this city by the
Rev. Charles Whitehead p. wESDovrR BEDFoRD 10 Coz
xrIA second daughter Of Thomas L. Van Norden Esq
all Of New York.
HopcE-CooK In this city, Monday, August IL, by
the Rev. John Bash, A N HoDGz Of Savannah Ga, or-
merry Of Glasgow Scotland), TO Miss CATHERINE CooK, Of
Gourock, Scotland.
F!RxEs-NEuL-In this city, on Wednesday. August
Is, by the Rev. Edwin X Cook, WILLIAM, eldest Of
William Farmer, Esq. Of Canada, formerly OF Sutton
Maddox, Shropshire England, TO MARY P only daughter
Of James Nell, Esq Of New York. formerly Of Bangor
county Down, Ireland.
LocxwooD-vAS NoRpU.--At the same tmc and place,
by the Rev. N. 4. Smith. CHARLES LOCKWOOD To MARoA-
W, eldest daughter OF Thomas L. Van Nordon Esq,
all OF New York.
srnn.-RumSs Cassc, Germany, on Tuesday, Ju-
ly 81 Mr.. GrsrAyrs sPEYrR, OF this city, to Miss SouA
RlByssL
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and months. 800
Inc relatives and friends OF the family are respectrsv
invited 70 attend the funeral, Friday afternoon 6
Te West Eighteenth street
n4L-At Albany, on Tuesday, Angus. a. OF hoopiae
cough IsABxIIA, daughter OF Elijah and Isabella Wal
agea years, months and "a days
nm wAIhkhrkY suddenly on Tuesday, August H. whils
holly Waterbury, aged IS years
Her remains viii be brought on for interment Funeral
TINS Thursday afternoon, at two O'Clock, from
resiaenoe OF her brother In law, Mr. Geo. H. Ahrens
FIRST street. Brooklyn, E. D. The relatives and
s v o. tne family and those OF her brothers. eeph
o. wIsm a. are respectfully invited to attend with.
MksI-At Waterford, Saratoga county, n y on FRI
az august ALTA, relict OF the late Joha West o
IN the 5Oth year Of her age. The Death OF her
husband, with whom she had lived IS years. precssed
ner own about two years. She one of the oldest
emDefs OF the Brick Presbyterian church in this city
! Vng been connected with that church 46 years
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Movements or MP. Douglas, &c.
BANGOR, Me-, August Is, 1900.
NJ. Douglas arrived here o-dsy and had . warm re-
ceptioa. He made speech.
The Young Mems Democratic Stats CONVENTION net to.
day ana wss largely attended.
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DYA> W. EDDY CO., Managers Of the
res ~ a : KKhrucxr AND MISSOURI LorrxRvs
DxaA rsA Extra Glass No 36, AUGUST 10 1850
DrIxwssA :. 6s, 2, ~, 3, So, 2, A, 81, 40.
%, l. SIS, :. Glass No. sss. August Is 1850
49,, DnlAvssx- II, 40, AT, l6, As, Al, SIS, 4, GA.
70, 63, l6, a. o. barge by addressing either TO
Circulars ss,, f,s,of to-. Wilmington Delaware
WOOD, RSoY oY Co. 81 Louis Missouri.
Or TO WOJD
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John L. HssBRs a pniI.a.,psss.

49, - fEskAnkLPHiA, August 10, I6cW
sonn neenan' exhibition &. Caugcs woods TO day
W. largely attended. There were over 5000 per-
inside the dfty cent enclosure aud Swe thai num-
Per outside. The affair passed or with eclsH
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The Canals.

ALBANY, August Is, 1866.
Inc canal fols for the first week OF August amounted
70 S9S,Sz9 This amount is greater than the receipts
Oh any corresponding week Of August since 1s4T The
an increase over 1859 Of $500 625
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Gen. Grab All, GEN. Get ALI, Gen. steal
DO All Gen. Keep All photographed al HOLMES
Gallery, 500 Broadway yesterday.
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Ladies' CATERS ut l2s., slippers ana
and Shoes al styles and prices ladies pstreniye.
MILLER 4 CO., $50 Canal street.
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8roadbents d Co.'s
Drawings OF France.

3.
n, Sussex Cousrr-orAss IssA 81, AZ, is, As,
"a, l. Sc. IL, 81, as, SO, 81. o. -ausr Is 1880
", 9, 81, As, 81, "A, l6, 81, &c. -ICO',
FkANoE, BRO ADpwwfs delaware
hAnAEuru Wutuvtss,
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shirt and Collar Depot, 81 and go yy,,.
liam street, door north OF Maiden IaseShs made ~ Or
der game tndershrs and Draw Stocks Neche Goves
Handkerchief &c. GEO. m. TRACY, Agent.
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Brooklyn PhosOgraPhs.-NIinia ture, =
Cabinet, Imperial and Life size.
CHAs. II. WILLIAMSON, Established 1851
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DR.. Marsh Continues 20 Apply his Radi.
with In eecting Of
hernia rupture. MARSH co. No. vesey street, N.
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Barry's Trtc0pherOus IL the Best and
cheapest article dressing identifying curling cleaning
preserving and restoring the hair Ladies try IL Sold By a
drugadg1s
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All Lovers or Fine Art will Experience
great pleasure IN viewing large picture
hibiiion for short period at FARIS' PHOTOGRAPHIC
GALLERY, 1858 Broadway.
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Liver Complaint Positively Cured
For this particular affection HoLIOwAYs Pills are far
active searching than preparations Of mercury without
and at the time they nugo-
rate the system and improve the general health.
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Bachelors wigs, TouPsss and Hair
DYE have improvements surprising AL others,
easy; perfect IT. turning behind. No le Bond sros
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Grover & Bakers Celebrated N0lOeloHo
Sewing Macbin for family sewisx. ~ Broad.
way, New York, and l2 Fulton street, BroohlyA
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Criss ad0ro's Hair Dye, wigs and
Toupees the world wholesale retal and u
dye privately applied. No. Aston House
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CIfrehugh's Elusive Wfg-A Novelty.
Par;ings tansble; turning behind ~ Broadway
A. r. Stewards
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mISCELLANEOU0s
AT 10. 'EhT RAFT 4 CO.'S
~ No. Del Broadway,
q. N. OF Warren street New Yor<
Atteu,yo,y n m tie I their largo stock OF
COLI \Nb SILVER WATCHES
~ the following ceA,bl Ned MAKERS
LONDON.
Charles frodsaRu1s James stoddat,
IT y. Cooper, Crs~r
1avd Taylor, Chas. Taylor 4 4euo.
g. BIrceorSsc 500, Adams 4 Ssusa
T.. ID. johnson, Robert pa. 90
LvxRPt Vol.
Tobias r. A. a. Beeselsv
Robert hoexeI. Joneph Seweu.
Patek Philippe Co.. >: c. Iedno,e.
Louis Audemers, WAcheron Con xan>
James NArdin, "a 4 y. Duchene,
Jules Jurgers.n. Copenh wen
Which they offer ut wholesale and retail, low prices
T RODENT RAFT 4 cos.
n No, 26 Broadway corner Of Warren str, ~ New Ys1k
offered Wholesale and retail large coplee
sortment of
0chD AND SILVER WATCHES
by all the celebrated mahers OF
LONDON,
LIVERPOOL,
GENEVA.
% reduced prices.
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Rushton's Mild Aperisnt or Anti-Billioua
Pills with directions No. 10 Aston House and AIT Broadway
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An Opportunity to Purchase a Machine
and for in weekly payments, is offered. Apply
the Eureka Sewing Machine office 1873 Broadway.
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United states steam Frigate POwhotan.
PsItADEIPHiA, August Is, 1880.
The United States steam frigate Powhstan OF
the Navy Yard this morning.
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Casten Lychou d Co.'s Swedish Punch,
celebrated for Its purity and perfection. Depot "a White
str et.
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Southern Ocean Steamer Movements.
SAyAsNAH, August ii, 1850.
The United States mail steamship Alabama arrived 1t
her wharf at seven O'Clock this tuesday, evening AL
SAVANNAH, August IL, 1890.
The steamship Huntsville arrived a. her wharf at
six p. n. to-day.
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Indiana Constitusssnal Union state Con-
vent1On.

INDIANAPOLIS, August Is, 1890.
me Constitutional Union state Convenfu met n day,
and appointed Hon. j. h.. Blythe, Of New Albany, and
Hon. W. X EDWARDS OF Tcrre Haute, electors 81 large,
and q full delegation Of district electors.
Ex-Governor Morchcad, Of Kentucky, was introduced
TO the Convention and sde hour and half speech,
which was enthusiastically applauded.
Resolutions endorsing the Baltimore platform and nomi
nations and opposing fusion alliance with any other
political organization, were unanimously adopted.
EVANSVILLE, Ia, August Is, lse0.
One hundred guns were fred here today On The an
poupoceu OF the formation Of Bell aud Everett cleo
ora ticket by the Constitutional Union Convention ~ In
dianopolis. the enthusiasm rs intense.
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Supreme Court-spceisi Term.
Brforo Hon. Judge Sutherland.

Arstn 14-Ia the kaIr Of ~ H,rdrict Hsson IN
srcpce c~pcry ordsr - shpn cause r-'r,sd vi,hou,
~ ats. La The meaaiIus.
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Wheeler a Wilson'S Sewing Machines
Once 6Os Broadway. n. Y.
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DuYn, Ia, Aueust ID, 100
The republicans of the Eighth district have nominated
Hon. Albert white 70 Congress, In place OF j. A. Hioo
deceased.
Ccsuccrox, Ohio, August rs, 1890
The rrpth'irsns n the rnenth district have 70 nomt
nat.d Hca Wa uclmsS iot Cong ess, ~ a.cialstion
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steamer Bremen Cleared I'm Eight
hours Reaches and Bed Bug by using Knowles American
Insect Destroyer sud Patent Bellows Contracts taken 70
clear houses steamers and vessels large houses cleared
hour. Apply 70 l.: kkOWLES Principal depot, 500
Broadw az, under st. Nicholas Hotel
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Six Fine Shirts for So. 49,
hOODY's Shirt Manufacory 26a Brcg4, ~
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xings OF enc Delaware stats Lotte-

wings OF the Delaware state Lotte
Dra ID, EDDY CO.. Manager. Of the
Es1sa et.s: 'sss' s s.eIs 'fsris $50
RFT1 o., 2, NJ ~; 80 & ss z e. s. 40.
no :. DalAs..s- II, 40, Az, l6, As, Al, IS, 4, GA
rs &C. a. ''Fss sy ;weass;:sss si me-, Q
woop, sSoT oYA co, ST Louis Missouri
nDrawinss OF Fr.nrs,.
a. sa;.l is seS IT. g. g. 81 s, =. i i is 49,
CossouDArrp IosrrSr-~ci.ss 20 IL. 5S'
o. % at 60. 4. z sG .a;.
Six Fine Shirts for 50. ~
hooDYs Shirt aanufactory 2SR Brcsan
shirt and Collar Depot, 81 ana 20 ysy.
f E. and k s,'f'
Ladies' CATERS at las, slippers ana
and Shoes sn' styles N''
-,..o.,,,s mI ssoADxA1.
E Miniatures /. on. and Dasusrrso.yps; s'''-
Photographs Of Douglas Johnsos Bell Everett ncoln Ham
Gen. Grab All. Gen. Get All, Gen. seral
Az Gen DO All and Gen Keep All photographed at HOLMES
Gallery, 500 Broadway yesterday.
All Lovers or Fine Art will Experience
s os" pd large
GALLERY, Sss Broadway. = ''''
Brooklyn PhosograPhs.-nIiniatu re,-
Cabinet Imperial and Life y Size .vsov r.,.s,su
Wheeler 4 Wilson'S Sewing Machines
once oos Broadway. n. Y.
Grover & Bakers Celebrated Nolsslsss
xsy New ee
An Opportunity to Purchase a Machine
the Eureka Sewing Machine office, 1873 Broadway
LaHt, Websuer 4 Co.'s Improved Tight |
stitch Sewing Machines, ct 800 Broadway.
To soathern and Western Merchants. |
Agents wanted Apply at the Eureka Sewing Machine ocs,
Grand Ma squerade Ball will be Given |
The E"0n. hSel Long Branch HeT Jsssy on THURSDAY
sr!ss. PROD safe. asi Broadway, hurry s.ss1
nsec, Destroyer sad Patent Bellows Contracts taken to
fa ass' d sscisd sS
Broadw ay under st. Nicholas Hotel
Casten Lychou d Co.'s Swedish Punch, |
celebrate for Its purity and perfection Depot "a White
street.
CIfrehugh's Elusive Wfg-A Novelty.
Par;ings tansble; turning behind 10 Broadway,
next 70 A r. Stewards
Criss ad0rO's Hair Dye, Wigs and
dye privately applied. No Xsor House.
Batchelor's Wigs, Toupsss and Hair
Dye improvements supassing all Others natural and
easy; perfect turning behind. No e Bond
-
Barry's TrAcOpherOus fs the Best and |
cheapest article for dressing seautyinx curling cleaning
dru9a1na
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Aerring's Patent Champion Fire and
burglar prod Safes 2sl Broadway, f Murray sres
-. va
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Grand Masquerade Ball will be Given
the National Hotel Long Branch New Jersey Thursday
evening August l6, 1860. ID. r. PETERS, Proprietor.
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Ladu, Webster & Co.'s Improved Tight
stitch Sewing Machnes ct 800 Broadway.
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HRNsEvRo, Ienn-, Ae8uN -, iSV
Tbe Tsrucss state Committee met this aftwnoou and
sat with cioesd Doors II ID asccvtancd, however, that
10 their determination toinominate clean Douglas occ
toyA ticket. The electors the Reading Conveutloo
ticket who pledged for Douglas VIII be retained Tue
oshor districts win be filed with Douglas men Inc com
mittee meet again this evening.
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To Soathern and Western Merchants
Agents wanted Apply at the Eureka Sewing Machine oce
4yS Broadway,
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soluble preparation OF iron and sulphur Identical VIZ
that existing in the blood OF perfectly healthy pesssn.
Uniting with the digested food,
They REvIrAuzr PURIFY BIoop.
They ISPART ENkRGy NERVOUS SYsrIn
They TsvIeoRArx THE LIVER.
THEY STREscTiEs Digestion.
TnEY REGULATE SEcRE1roSs BopY.
AND ARE SPECIFIC FOR FrMALx WEAKNESSES.
PRiCE u A PACKAGE
At No. Az Broadway New York, and by al drtrglxs
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blood FOOD FLOOD FOOD, BLOOD FOOD BLooI
I'D FOOD

ID FOOD
To all suffering from consumption, nrpeat condrned ar
from debility OF any kind. from proc
tiaon, brought By from scrofuous
plants from diseases OF the Kidneys and 70 ladies sds
u the distress complaints which
LIABLE and which sumption the
offered q certain reliable remedy differing 10 every
psrticus the dicines q cbruf.
cal comb.s, q hoo sulprr and ph1sphorous OF vsy
worth and many hundreds eai-
uony the henef's n has conferred thea
CHukCH DUPONT, Sole Proprietors.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-08

TRUSTEES SALE.-WHEREAs, on the LIST day
i of June, A. d. 1855, Claus Hoeck executed un-
to Louis A. Mackot, as Trustee, o certain Deed Of
Trust conveying to said Trustee the land in Gin
ton county, Iowa, described as follows, to wit /:
The north west quarter of Section No. thirty five
(35). in Township No. eighty-one Isl north, Of
Range No. two (2) east of the 5th p. NJ; which
said conveyance was made by the said Hoeck for
the urpose Of securing the pa ment of two GER
tain promssory notes, and the interest thereon.
signed by said Claus lloeck. dated the lst day of
June, A. d. 1855, and paya BILE as follows: One for
two hundred and forty dollars, and the other for
feur hundred dollars, both due in ten years after
date at the Banking House Of Macklot 4 Corbin
with interest payable annually at the rate of ten
per cent
And now, thirty two dollars of the interest on
ssid note of four hundred dollars. due June lst,
1860, having become due and payable, and the
said Claus Hoeck having failed to pay the same,
l. Louis A. Macklot, Trustee aforesaid, do here
bygive this public notice, that by virtue Of the
power which is in me vested by said Deed of
Trust, will, on Saturday, the 9Th day Of Ssptem.
Der, A. d.. 1860, at the hour Of nine o'clock in the
forenoon Of said day, at the Court House door, in
the City Of Davenport, expose and sfer for sae at
public auction, for cash, the parcel Of land above
descnsed. or SO much thereof, a. may be necessa-
ry to satisfy and pay the amount Of said interest,
with tho interest thereon to the day of sale, to-
gether with all the costs and expenses attending
said SALE costs Of this notice and Trustees fees.
Dated tho 18th day Of August, A. d., 1860.
LOUIS A. MACkLOT,
aug13-dts Trustee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-08

TRUSTEE'S SALE.-WHEREAs, en- the 3Oth
i day Of January, A. ID 1880. Mary y. Bechtel
and David b. bechtel. her hu band G xecuted unto
Austin Corbin, as Tr~see, certain Deed Of Trust,
conveyn, te said Trustee the land in Clinton
county, Iowa, described as follows, to Wit: The
West half of the South East quarter of Section
No. Il in Township No. eigh ty -one SD North
of Range No. two ~ East of the 5th p. NJ. Which
said conveyance was made by the said Mary B.,
and David b. Bechtel, for the purpose of securing
the payment Of two certain pr0missory notes and
the interest thereon, signed by said Mary b., and
David X. Bechtel, dated the goth Gay Of January
A. ID. 1850, and payab follows One for sew.
enteen and 50-l0O dollars, due in six months after
tate, and one for one hundred and fifty-seven
$4,000 dollars, due in one year after date. with
ten per cent interest after due, payable to Geo. N
Farwell.
And now said first mentioned note having become
due and pays BILE and the said Mary b. and David b.
Bechtel, having failed to pay the same, l, Austin
this public notice virtue Of the power which
is in me vested by said Deed Of Trust, will, on
Saturday, the 9Th day of October d. 1860 at the
hour of two o'clock in the afternoon of said day,
at the Court house door, in the city of Daven-
pert, expose and offer Cor sale, at public auction
the parcel of land above described, or so much
thereof as shall be necessary to satisfy and pay
the amount of said note with the interest thereon
to the day of sae together with all the costs and
expenses attending said sale, costs of this notice,
and Trustees fees.
Dated the 5th day Of September, A. D. 1860.
AUSTIN CORBIN,
sept 6-dts Trustee.