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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-08-08

xhc StOf10. ".. s.,H '.t = r9E %.t't2.-
Atan carly hour on Thursday morning
last, or, rather, at late hour on Wcdncs-
day night, our town was visited by one Of
the most drenching showers Of this showery
season. 1t seemed as If the food gates of
the upper regions had swung open, and all
the rescyoirs of the aqueous element in the
clouds above were let loose upon US. The
streets were flooded, gardens overfowed,
sidewalks set afoat, and several "cooped"
up inhabitants were drowned. Main Street
for nearly quarter Of a mile carried water
enough to float dozen Great Eastern's, and
the Ship Of State besides. There was no
demand for steam whatever; the whole city
could be moved by water. Pearsall's
livery stable looked like an old fashioned
picture of Noah's Ark with the animals,
'by pairs within. We cssayed an escape
from the angry elements uia John Glouckc's
tailor shop, but there too, the water had
forced its way, and Jacobs assured US that
in spite Of the pressing" demands Of bust
ness, the tailor's goose was inclined to
stake to the water" Such goose -
Slows Hardware remained "solid," Ken
nedy's Grocery house seemed in danger Of
being dam-d, and the goods, if there were
any, in Stcinam's cellar, suddenly rose
about five feet, with the tide. Evans as
sured us that he had splendid water power,
very lom, for sale, to the first bjddr; in
spite Of the wet things beneath, above and
around us, we heard some very "dry" re-
marks; tho Pennsylvania House appeared
to be nearer steamboat landing than the
American and it was suggested to US that
Mrs. Sippi was about to change her bed but
We presume that our "City Fathers" will
never allow the old trollope to make it up in
Main Street. Straincr roofs, there are sew.
eral of them in town, done their duty no.
bly,, allowing nothing to pass through upon
the inhabitants or goods below-except
uater, SO that some of our friends found in
the morning larger stocks Of "wct grocer.
les" than the bills called for.
We are glad to be able to state that but
little damage was sustained by our citizens,
and we feel assured that such arrangements
will be made Immediately as to allow the
water to run under the street, hereafter
Our town has become noted as the ware
way of produce Of the soil, and now il
seems as if the Clerk Of the Wcathe,
Courts had entered up an order making
this city one vast cave. trough for the ''moss
covered roofs" Of q dozen counties. W.
suggest to our worthy Mayor that the com
mittee on city Watcr-works should get ar
injunction on that Clerk, or enlarge the
draft Of the aqueducts leading to the river
Such "course" will soon become necessa.
ry to prevent us all from becoming aqua
ducks, in real earnest
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-08-08

NorIcE.-Read that Original Notice"
from NOBLE & DRUxxoNps in another COL
umn.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-08-08

New PAPER B. F. Jones, Esq, of De.
corah, is soon to establish new paper at
Austin, Minnesota. We know Frank to be
an excellent printer, a tip-top good fellow,
and we shall expect him to be decent in
politics, Notwithstanding his Republican
ism,
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FOR PRESIDENT, tEe-
STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS,

u STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS,
IA -i- OF illinois, ll@I
20. VICE PRESIDENT,
kllLRSCIfEL v. JOHNSON, of Georgia.
Democratic State Ticket.
RLRcroRs At LARGE,
LINCOLN CLARK Of Dubuque. .-.
HENRY CLAY DEAN, Of Mt. Pleasant.
80 DISTRICT ELECTORS. o. m. ..
M. Y. n. BENNETT, OF Marion
LIE GRAND BYINGTON, OF Iowa City.
ASSISTANT sLRcroas. ~
JOHN II. CRAIG, Of Keokuk;
EDWARD STILES OF Ottumwa
y. n. CRAIG, Council Bluffs
49, FRANKLIN MCCOY, Goo -er o..
". PHILIPS, -
- JAMES g. DEATY.-
W. J. HALL. Davenport -.....
SAMUEL DOUGLAS, vinton
- WILLIAM MILLS Dubuque;
L. L. AINSWORTH, West Union; ....
80 II. y. J. BOARDMAN, Bradford.
SECRETARY STATE,
JOHN NJ. CORSE, Of Burlington.
AUDITOR OF srArr, =
61OR0E W. MAxFIELD, Of Bremen county.
rREAsuREu OF STATE,
J. w. ELLIS. a..
Register Of State Land once,
- PATRICK ROBB.
Attorney General.
kWlLLIAM McCLINTOCK, Of Fayetts county.
For Congress, ....-.. a.
BEN M. SAMUELS, of Dubuque.
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A STRONG MISUNDERSTANDING and
hans are BY Ek RgfSdfnt psrss
and all his cabinet; by every Democratic
U. S. Senator, except Douglas and Pugh,
and by nine-tcnths of the Democratic
newspapers in Democratic Statcs.-IMn.
Sentinel
How many falsehoods can you crowd
into a paragraph? Cass, Secretary of
State, the head of the Cabinet, is openly for
Douglas: Touccy is for Douglas, and not
one of the Cabinet has announced himself
for Breckenridge, and only one has given
us reason to suppose that he would sus-
tain him.
Again you lie in error about the Senate.
Brown, of Mississippi, is against Breckin-
ridge and Lane; Clingman, Of North Caro-
lima, johnson, Of Tennessee, Douglas, of
Illinois, Pugh, Of Ohio, Haun, of California,
Thompson, of New Jersey, all Senators do
not support B. and L., and of the entire
balance Of the Senate, only four have ex-
pressed any favor for the seceders, and the
balance have been silent, and will probably
go for Douglas.
Your last assertion is fully as false, and,
If possible, more silly than the rest
When Republican editors are so closely
run for arguments as to be obliged to resort
to such idle and utterly groundlcss false
hoods as these, We consider them and the
cause which they attempt to advance, as
beyond the regard of decent men. The
Sentinel is very ignorant if it does not
know that the majority Of the Democratic
papers are laboring vigorously for Douglas,
and if it does not know the facts, it should
not sneak at all
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The town is slightually dull now, but our
business men are preparing to take care of
the magnificent trade which will soon be-
gin. There are several new buildings pro-
jected, and we anticipate more than usu-
ally lively time in town this Fall. Messrs.
Cheney, Williams and IIannahs are build.
ing a warehouse 20 X 80 feet on Bluff
street, at the north end of the old wharf
s'el. The work on Bluff street is pro-
crossing rapidly, and we expect to see
wide and handsome street there within q
fortnight. McGregor men beat the world
on improvements. When they undertake
to do thing, it is bound to be done. A
large brick block will be erected immcdi-
atcly on the vacant lot adjoining the State
Bank. Ex-Mayor Bass is the proprietor, We
believe. 1t will be for rent when completed.
Geo. w. & S. s. Haisletts, Esqs., two
worthy Young men and printers, have sold
their interest in the McGregor Press to Mr.
Truax. =. Mr.. Sanford, lately from Wis
consin, and of excellent reputation as a
teacher of Music, will instruct the children
Of McGregor in that finest of all arts, at
the NJ. E. Church, on Thursday evening
plishment, and parents should give their
little ones an opportunity for instruction
whenever occasion offers. .. .Strouse, of
the firm of Strousc & Rowe, Merrill, Of
Merrill e. Barron, and Steinam, of Steinam
& Co., are now in the Atlantic markets,
and several more of our merchants, will 10
next week after goods to meet the constant
and rapidly increasing demand of trade
-. james Morris, at the P. O., has fine
supply Of monthlies, pictorials and the
leading Chicago and New York daily pa
pers, and choice lot Of apples and peaches
besides. James and Charlie are both atten-
tive and deserving Of your patronage. %.
The town has been full of strangers for
several days past, and our population is
being constantly increased by the arrival of
capitalists, attracted by our almost un-
equallcd advantages for trade Milwaukee
and Chicago are making heavy bids for the
important trade of North Iowa, and they
are we'll aware that McGregor is the entire
pot of by far the most valuable slice of
North Iowa and Minnesota commerce.
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Of Alabama is to stump New York and
Pennsylvania for Breckenridge Yancey
is one Of the most brilliant orators of the
nation but his damnable politics may yet
suspend him at the end of rope.
Ex-Gov. Johnston Of Pennsylvania is
said to have repudiated Lincoln and Ham
lin and declared for Bell and Everett
A young man in St. Louis tried to rob q
pear orchard and was shot dead on the
spot. = -
The Douglas State Convention, which
met in Nashville, Tennessee, was large and
enthusiastic. A full electoral ticket was
put in nomination.
Most Of the conservative old line Wings
of Maine have declared for Douglas.
While Judge Douglas was in Albany
lately, he was visited by those noted Re.
publicans, Governor Morgan, and Thurlow
Weed. Gov. Morgan greeted Douglas very
warmly and said to him; "Judge, 1 wish
we could inspire little of this enthusiasm
into our ranks" The Seward men find
it impossible to get up any breeze favorable
to Lincoln.
Hon. Isaac A. Rice, Republican candi.
date for Congress in the 9Th district of In.
diana, is dead. g. ... s "a.
The statement of the seeding papers
that Senator Fitzpatrick come out for
Breckenridge is authoritatively contradict.
cd. He stands by the nomination of Doug.
las and johnson.
Last Saturday New Yorker named
John Lesson, while swimming off the Bat
terry, came in contact with a shrap stone
under the water, which cut his abdomen
open and allowed his bowels to protrude.-
He was taken to the Hospital, the pIotrud.
ing cisoerd replaced, and Lesson is now do
ing well.
Hon. Tom Marshall delivered Temper.
ancc lecture at Poughkcepsie, N. York, and
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-02-09

! C0AETHING NEW.-R. T. BABRITT
! - BEST
| MEDICINAL SALERATUS.
| Is manufactured fran common salt
/ and is prepared entirely different
from Giher SalSralus, 81, the del.
I SS ieterious matter extracted in such a 6S
manner as to produce Bread, Biscuit,
ana all kizds Of take, without cons
ANB tanning particle OF Saieratus when AN
the Bread or CAKE is baked; there
by producing wholesome results
F7O Every particle of Saleratus is turned X
to gas and passes through the Bread
for Bicuit while Baking; consequent,
~ nothing remains but common Salt,
Water and Flour. You will readily
perceive by the taste Of this Salera-
6Stus that it is entirely different from 6$
other Saleratus.
1t is packed ig one pound papers
AND each wrapper branded. B. r. Bah, An
bits Best Medicinal Saleratus; al
so, picture, twisted loaf Of bread.
10 with glass of ofeffervesciag water On 7C
the top. When you purchase one
paper You SHOULD preserve the wrap
per, aud be particular 10 get the
next exactly like the first-brand as
above.
.0Si Full directions FOR making Bread GG
with this Saleratus and Sour Milk
or Cream Tartar, viii accompany
AND each package; also, directions for AM
making all kinds of Pastry; also,
for making Soda Water and Seid-
TO litz Powders. 1C
MAKE YOUR OWN SOAP,
WITH
B. T. BABBITT'S PURE CONCEN-
TRATED POTASH,
Warranted double the strength OF
GS ordinary Potash put up in cans 6S
l h.. lbs, lbs. Q lbs and . lbs.
with fall directions for making,
AND Hard ana Set. Soap. Consumers AMI
will find this the cheapest Potash in,
market
10 Manufactured and for sale by 10
b. T. BARBITT,
Nos 60 and 70 washing gt"n-strect.
NGw York, and No. SO India-street
Boston. fTlI:44-ly#
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ellsville. Dec. ., l859.-IG

Administrative Sale.
n GTICE is hereby given that as 1GmiGis-
" tratriy Of the Estate Cf Samuel Gee. Jr.,
deceased, and by virtue Of an Order made bv
the Orphans Court in and for the County of
Potter, made on the 23rd day Of December,
A. D. 1859, and 70 nc directed, shall expose
TO pnblc sale or ltcry, at the Court House
in the Borough Of Coudersport County of Pot
ter, and Commonwealth of PENNSYLVANIA, on
the Goth day OF Feb. 4. D.. $50, at l o'clock
p. NJ, to the highest or best bidder, all the
egtate, zigbt, title. interest and clain Of the
said Samuel Gee, Ir., dec., in the following
described real estate to wit:
One lot of about go acres, situate in the
Township Of AIlegaur, County OF Potter, and
State Of Pennsylvania, bounded on the north
By lands of the estate CT 5 ". Fox, deceased.
on the east by lands lately owned by 7. J. 4
/. G. presho and lands of the estate Of S. NJ
Fox deceased, on the south by the lands Of
Bingham'S Estate, and on the west by lands
Of Isaac Y Howe, being the eazt pan, If lot
No. 81 Of the allotment of the LANDS Of the
estate Of S. ". Fox, deceased, in said Town
ship.-ALSO-The undivided one-half part
Of a lot in Roulet Township, in said County,
containing fifty q .rGS, and bounded as follows :
Beginning at a point on the North Bank of the
A.scgheny River, being the south west corner
of a lot surveyed to Simon Kimbc, thence l385 5
rods to a post in the south line of the Ives
lot, thence west CO rods to post, thence south
Sl0.4 rods = post on the North Bank of the
Allegheny River, Themes NJ the River 70 the
place Cf beginning, being part Of Warrant No
si43 q which about 80 acres are improved.
on which is erected one frame house and one
frame barn, and with an apple orchard there
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pRrP4REn RT
FnR TIE CuRF or

Costircness, Jaundicc, Dy2Yegsia, Indigaa
Dyssntery, Foui Stomach, RIysipslas, Heads
Piles, Rheunafiss,, Eritptions and Skin Dues
LieoF Complaint, Dropsy, Ietter, Tumo1
SaH Rheur, Worms, GoVt, Neuralgia,
Dlne7' PiH, aud far Purifying the Blood K
They are sugar-coated, so that the most 90
tive can take them pleasantly, and they an !:
best aperent ii the world for all the puTpose't
family physic.
Erica rs cents per Box; Five Boxes for sl'
Great numbers Of CIergymen, Physicians, Sa
men, and eminent personages, have lent
names to certify the unparalleled usefulness of9
remedies, but our space here viii not permit
insertion of them. The Agents below nams-i
nish gratis our AMERICAN ALMANAC in which
are given; with also fun descriptions Of the ~
complaints, and the treatment that should H'
lowed for their cure.
DC not be put off by Unprincipled dealers
other preparations they make more proh' !
Demand Ayers, and take no others. The
want the best aid there is for them, and thsK ~
have it.
AL our Remedies are
Sold by SMITH y JONES, and D. W. sPb
GER, CDuGersport COREY & son, Cl!@
4. B. HORTON, Cushingyille; NAM
NICHOLS, Millport c. II. SIMMONS, 0'N''
and by all Merchants and Druggists. lp
MILLPORT HEAD QUARTERS
TESHE subscribers take this method Of q
E forming their friends that they are in :
ceipt Of, and are now'opening, a choice =
desirable stock of
STAPLE AND FANDY DRY GOODS.
to which they invite the attention Of all :"
desire 10 make purchases. Our stock !! N
has been selected with great care, and ?
ticuhfrl Y adapted to the wants of this sec"
OF our country Our stock Of Ply ts;222l7gi'T
sissE a.
DRESS GOODS. TRIMMINGS, RIBBuNS
E3lBROIDERIES. PARASoLS
.BLOTHS, CASSIMERES
YESTINGS. DO
MESTIDs.
SHIRTiNGS. 4.
LINENS, rRNTS,
HOSIERY, SHAWLS,
and variety of other articles, too numeN'
to mention. We have also a complete asSa
ment OF
GROCERIES, HARDIN ARE AND
CRQCKERT,
all Of which will be sold unoommOnly che"
for ready pay, and 70; sPproTed credit on
reasonable texas - any other ESTABLISHING
MANN kEICH0LS'
Millport, Aug II, l86.-e:13 ly.
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into State. The Senate will probably
concur. The bill provides for an election
to be held on the first Monday in March
1860, for the delegates 10 constitutional
conyept;on, the electors to vote at the
same time " for" and "against' a State
government.
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Dissolution.

TEVHE CO-PARTNERSHIP hitherto existing
4 between the subscribers under the firm OF
Kenyon, Wilkinson * Graves, is by mutual
consent dissolved. The Books and Papers
Notes &c. Of the firm are in the hands Of c.
c. Kenyon, whc IS authorized 10 settle the
same. c. c. KENYON.
p. c. WILKINSON.
J. II. GRAVES.
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Furniture For Sale.
A BOUT ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS worth
"a of Furniture can be bought at reduced
prices, the same consisting of one Beck Case,
one Dinning-Table, one Center-Table and two
Work-Tables. Those indebted to me on &C
count will please pay to-day rather than to-
morrow-which latter never comes. Produce
OF all kinds taken as pay, at market prices.
FRANZ ". JANSEN Cabinet Maker.
Coudcrsport, Jan. "A, l8GO.-3t,
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We, the undersigned Commissioners of Pot
ter county, do certify thatthe foregoing state
ment Of the Funds Of the said county is correct
and trna, as appears frQm the books and doc
pmeIts in this Office. Commissioners Office
January II, 1860.
l.. II. KINNEY.
JEROME CHESEBRO. Cou'r RS
4tte$ti EDWIN THATCHER.
l.. Is. COLE, Clerk.
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.gtatca1ent Of the RECEIPTS aad EY-
PENDITLRES Of Potter County,
for the gear en7jng on tie 3lst day Of
December, 4. D. 1859.
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Go Dousekerprrs.
MEDICINAL SALERATUsJ

CQMETHTNG NEW.-R. T. BABRITT'S
~ REST
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for the gear eh8jog on tie 31st day Of
December, A. D. 1859.
RECEIPTS.
For taxes on unseated lands for the
year 1898, S64G 59
DO. do. do. do. 1859, 5o3 49
For taxes on seated lands returned
az unSeatea, 2 20
For taxes on seated lands and per-
soual property for 1889, 2,OGG -
For taxes on seated lands and per-
sona property for 1858, 1888 09
For taxes or seated lands and nars
sonal property for 1857 and pre-
rious years, 2l0 %
On notes, 72 q
On judgments, lG3 70
Village lots, 1000
Received Of VIM. II. Hydorn, 10 90
on account Of State Taxes
for 35I and previous years, "a
Excess of expenditures over receipts, 2,0l2 81
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FREE AEGRoEs.-The Tennessee
Honse of Representatives have passed a
bill requiring the free negroes to leave
that State before the Isl of January next.
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Pntsburg, TT. Wavne l. Chicago
RAJ Il d AID.
Co. -ssy55s Ii iss-- e
~ $780, -st <e~s.tasSe SY1-66fs H~-,s6E.r

AfAvHH. ~ 1872 S10Tf. yH0C-s6xr
OARS Run FROM CHICAGO t. PITTSBUR
" without change, connecting with the great
PENASYL VAhIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
To New York, Philadelphia, Batiint re d ash
ington city, and all the interior towns Of Penn
sylvania, New jersey, New York, Maryland &c.
Merchants by taking this route, will have the
advantage Of all the eastern markets at no addi-
tonal cost.
Baggage checked through.
Tram. leave the Depot, Canal street, west side,
Chicago, daily the arrival CT trains from the
West and North west.
Connecting nj Crestlino with Cleveland 4 Lake
shore K X. TO Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls,
New York and Boston, and all the interior
towns OF New England, via New York Central
and New York Erie Railroads Also South to
Columbus, Jancsville, Newark, Mount Vernon.
Stcubenvillc and Wheeling, and lDteror towns
Of Ohio and Virginia.
The above trains connec, at Forest with trains
on Mad River Rad t, Springfield. Urbano, Day
ton and Cincinnati A,o with trains at Lima for
Day ton ard Ciaci nnatl direct.
Fare n low any other Il QUITE.
Passengers bound east will find this route both
pleasant AMI agreeable passing through many Of
the largest and finest cities in the United States.
Passengers arriving at Chicago on any sf the
roads, will find attentive chesk agents AZ the de-
pots TO receive checks and convey baggage, free of
charge. I. the Pittsburg and Chicago cars. Sleep
ing accompany each train.
Tickets for sale at all the principal ticket off
ces in the West, and at the Company's office, cor
ner Of Randolph and Dear streets, or at the
Depot, West side, Chicago.
Be particular to ask for tickets by Fort Wayne.
DAN. w. BOSS,
Gen'l Western Pa senger agent, Chicago.
J. II. MOORE, Com. ami Genl As't, Chicago.
Freight Of all kinds will be carried from Chica-
80 to all points East at all times, at as low rates
as any other Railroad route. sep2'-dtt
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THREE DOUBLE AND TWO SINGLE
FRAME HOUSES
Mississippi and Missouri Railroad.
1860. Fall Arrangement. 1850.

1voi~s run By Chicago time mhich Is t,celve min
ntss faster than Davenport time.
hN AND AFTER AONDAY. OCT. 9TH.
~ 1850 and until further notice, passenger
trains will leave Davenport as follows:
700 IN. for Marengo and Washington.
6.25 P. NJ. for Iowa city and Muscatine.
ANS ARRIVE AT DAVENPORT AS FOLLOWS.
40 a. NJ. from Iowa city aud Musca inc.
90 =. NJ. from Mareuso and Washington
All trans out Of Davenport. will make direct
connections at Marengo, Iowa city and Washing
ton with the Western Stage Com panys stages for
all points West
Trains from the West connect at Rock Island
with trains of the Chicago and Rock Island Rail
Road for all points East, North and South
Passengers reminded of the necessity O.
giving distinct directions to the destination OF
their baggage also to procure tickets before taking
their seats in tho cars.
JOHN +. TRACY, Gcn'l Sup't.
A. kIMBALL, Asst Supt.
Davenport, Oct. 6, ls60.-dtf
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sep2O-its

VNRU STEE'S SALEM HyREAs, on the 9th
/ day Of July, A. -. 1856, Theodore Ronba uer
and Bertha Kombauer, executed unto Austin
Corbin as Trustee, n certain Deed of Trust, con-
rcying to said Trustee the land in Scott -ounty.
Iowa described AS follows, to Wit. The north
west quarter Of the north east QUARTZ and north
east quarter Of the north west quarter, and the
north west quarter Of the north west quarter of
Section nineteen o., Township eighty So,
Range two 2 east and also the south west
quarter of the south east quarter, and the south
east quarter Of the south west quarter, and the
southwest quarter of the southwest quarter 81
Section eighteen (1s), Township eighty (ao)
Range two y east also the north east quarter
Of the north east quarter Of Section twenty-four
(24l, Township eighty SO Range one cast
also the following rarcel Of land in Clinton com
ty, in aid State, to wit: the north west traction
al quarter of the north east quarter oil section
six g.. Township eighty so ), Range two y eas, ;
which sail conveyance was made Dy the saih
Theodore and Bertha Rombauer Tor the purpose
Of securing the payment OF Elk certain p1,mi'so
nv otes an the interest thereon, signed by SAID
Theodore Rom luer, dated the 9Th day oi july,
A. ID. 1855, and payable as follows; among o.n
ers one for the sum OF twenty one huho'ou uo,
lars uayabe in three years after date, on Which
there is now due about the sum Q! hihe'ee" Nv"
Ana now. said note having become due and
payable. and the said Rombauer havi 8 tailed TO
pay the same, l, Austin Corbin' ifus &c Is aioie-
said, do hereby give TINS P.'o''o "oA'S.' 100 ~
wine ef the power which IL in me vested by said
Deed Of Trust / sill. on Saturday, the Sd day Of
Novcmber. a. d. Io6u, AT the hour Of Two o'clock
in the afternoon Of said day, at the Court House
door. in the city Of Davenport expose and offer for
sale nj public auction, the parcels 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 sale, together With
ali the costs and expenses attending said sale,
costs of this notice and Trustees fees.
Dated the 9th day of Octeber. A. d. 1869.
AUSTIN CORBIN,
oct9-dts Trustee.