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ByA. GREEN. Auc,ap,.r

TRUSTEE SSABE OF OLD BKICK.DOORS
WINDOWS, BLINDS AND HANDsoME BUILpfN6
OF, II BEING The PROPERTY OF TIE WEsTERN
HosE CoMFANr. AT ACTION -Un FRIDAY, the
81 day OF August, stall Sc n the PREMISE a.
clock p M, on Twelts third between 4, and VI
Streets moth, u beng known - the Western ose
PROPERTY, TIE Buick, Windows. ID pOrs and
bllnds, ren aiming from the Ere. Also, the hand
ZONE lot Of grOun1 on which the building stoOc IL
being south 3 feet "a inches Of Lot No. 2ls square
=.
Terms for brick and material. cssh; for the bald
Ing lot one half c.sh; the balance 6. q and Is
months. the purchaser 20 give notes for deferred
pa me ME, D ARM interest from tbs DAY OF sale.
deed given and deed Of trust taken. AL ooE-
veysnoing at the oO.f Of he purchaser
III the terDs for lot should not be complied with
In i've days from day Of the tru tee reserves
tue tight % resell the property at the Isk aud
Of the first purchaser. BY adYertlsing the same
times IN the Star pevFpaPer
EDWARD HANfEY, Trustee.
iJ3d GREEN, h1ot.
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spirit of the Merutus Pres.

The Constitstios draws a contrast between "the
party Of Breckinridge and the party of Lincoln,
and argues that the Douglas men are trying TO
elect Lincoln. 49,.
The IHtst'gsHee,, in reply to friendly criticism
OF the New York World, vindica,es its persistent
and commenaele policy of not giving daily pro-
iuse editorial articles, when there is nothing of
importance to write about, merely for the sake of
hlling up with forced, uncalled for, and conse-
queatly unineresting editorials, space that might
De occupied with more acceptable selected matter.
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IL The Chicago Zouaves have made visit
t, West Point, and whilst there went through
taeir drill in so perfect manner as to win CON-
mendation from Capt. Hardee and other officers
of eminence. They are now in Philadelphia en-
route to this city
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THIS AFTERNOON & TO MoRRoW
By A. GREEN. Auouonesr.

TRUSTEE's SALE or VALUABLE IN
II PROVED PRoFKRTY-l nder and by ylrtue Of
deed OF trust. caring dat the .Sth GaS OF Novem
Der, A ID 1854. and dui, rec0-ds m ilher a. =,
No. 80, iOiiOs 26S. &c, one of the lard records OF
Washington county, y. &, shsll sell, st public
auction. on MONDAY. July Soth. 1850, at O'clock
p. IN front OF the premises. Ute eastern hall 81
Lot II. ia VIM A. adley = suite vision OF Lots
9. IL and ~. m Square numbered f92 said east he
Lot 4 fronts IS feet on Msrslsnd avenue. between
~ and 9Th streets, end rms back with that vidti
the depth Il said lot 20 Alley.
Terms Of sale; One third cash; residue On equsi
pay ments ~ 6. aud l. months frnm date of sale,
with interest. secured ~ a deed Of trust on the
promises.
IL the terms Of sale are not comp led with within
ca, the trustee reserves 20 himsef the night -
resel a. the cost and risk Of ths frat purchaser.
upon advertising three times M the National Intel
isenoer.
Convey ancing at the expense Of purchaser.
G. AsHFOk ID, Trustee.
jea-w&StJy A. GREEN, Anct
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ARMS FURNISHED TO AN EXPRESS AGENT Mr..
Spencer, an agent Of Russell's Poney Express, is
to be supplied by the ordnance oficer at Camp
Floyd with one hundred army size revolvers,
belts, &c, with 5000 cartridges, to defend the
express riders against Indian attacks
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PURCHASE OF A SITE FOR FoRT.-The War
Department has purchased what is called Lime
Point, near Francisco, for site for a foIt, price
$500, 600. The contract is conditioned to take
effect upon the establishment Of a good title.
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An ARMY OFFICER UNDER ARREsT.-In recent
Intelligence from the Department Of Oregon, II is
stated that Capt. Jordan, officer under arrest on
charges which were, some time since, forward ed
to Washington, was confined to the Military r Is
ervations at the Dales to await the decision of the
Department.
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By ). c. MCGUIRE a Co, Auctoneer..

n ARGE SALE or la DIES. MISSES AND
IL CHILDzEN's Doors AND SHcEs. AT +. CLARE n
Co.'S, NO 10 dsRKkT sfAck. PENN, AVENUE, BE-
TwERN STH NB9IH SIS On account 81 n. ClArkie
failing health. and 10 business, we will Offer
q desers AZ pubic auction, az our store, No. ~
Market Space, Penn avenue, between eth and eth
stre~ts, on "a ESDAl MORNING Rext, JulY 81 /,
90 10 O'Clock, the entire stock hand, consisting
Of
Ladies, Misses and Chidren's Boots, 6aiters
and shoes, N al their varistles. manufactured by
L.. Perry a. Go Baltimore, uneQ ia ed AND unsur-
passed by any manufacturers IN service and beauty
rare opportunity s al Irded 20 purchase superior
articles, and can be sold by sny dealer with great
ooufdenc..
Goods ready for exam nation with catalogue ~
O'Clock on the morning Of sale.
Terms Of sac: AL bils under 8 s. oash: exceed
ing that amount months, with approved seourIts.
II. CLARK a. CO.
No. Is Market Space. Penn avenue
betweS sth and 9th streets.
jy nd ]. G. MCGUIRE a CO., AUctg.
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THE CAss-HERRAN TREATY.-Mr. Pmlo, the
Granadtan Charge d'Affaires ad interim, arrived
here on Saturday, and brought with hin second
copy of the Cass-Herran treaty, with tie ratifca
ton Of his government, the first one having, in
May last, been lost overheard from a sailing YES
sci which was proceeding from Cartiagena TO
Aspinwall. Although Mr.. Pomlo is Authorized
to exchange the Publications of the treaty, he de
clines exercising the power, as this would be Of
no present utility, because the United Safes com
missioner cannot be appointed until Congress
shall make necessary provision. MOI has New
Granada yet appointed a commissioner her
part. 1t appears that she is DESTROYS of having
this matter disposed Of others of interesting
character are to be discussed with our govern
ment
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" The Hon. James b. Clay has declared for
Breo kinridge and Lane.
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APPOINTMENT By TIE PREslDESr.-JohnD sw.
son to De deputy postmaster at Columbus, Ohio,
In place Of Thomas Miller, removed.
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LOGAN TRIBE. No. s. IMPROVED o. r.

LOGAN TRIBE, No. :, IMIKUVED o. X.
.s MEN, 90 EoRs Town.
The members OF Logan Tribe take pleasure in
s sS x; sfs5 AF TsTAN FtS
on MONDAY August s. 49,
The members of the Order will spare efforts
TO ma Ike this the Gals Day" of tho season. Every
arrangement that will adduce to pleasure AMI en-
joyment has made
The Holy Hill Band has been engaged. and will
Furnish deli ghtful music to al who love To "trip II
on the light fantsst toe "
Boats will leave the Stone House Wharf and foot
Of High st. every FIVE minutes. Boats free. Re-
fresbTnants furnished al low prices
Tickets Fifty Cents, admitting gentleman snd
ladies'. jy9 81
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The WEATHER.-The following report Of the
weather for the morning IL made from the Amer
lean Consolidated Telegraph Line to the smith
sonisn Institution. The time Of observation IL
about O'Clock.
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APPOINTMENT OF A JusrIcE OF THE PEACE
w Albert King has been appointed Justice .
he Peace for Georgetown, ID. c.
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By. c. MCGUIRE CO, Auctioneer,.

By ]. c. MCGUIRE n CO.. Auctioneers.
CHlCKERING PIANO FORTE, FURNl-
~ TURE AID HOUSEHOLD FFFEsTs AT PUBLIC
AvcnoS.-On TUESDAY MORNING, July Sisi
81 70 O'c Ock, a. the reslderce Of rentle man de
18Th sne l4;h streets, shall sell the Furniture and
Effects, comprisinE-
Cover.
Handsome Walnut Bookcase, two Whatnots,
Mahot any beIr Spring seat sofa and aTlOr Chairs
Mahogan' Center and Side Tables. on Paintings.
Brussels and other arpets. Oh Cloth, Shadee,
cottage Bedeteads, Bureaus, WtrdrOOes,
Weshstands, Toilet Sets, Lookirg Glasses.
Feather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows, Hair and Husk
Mattresses,
Dining Table, Sideboard, Refrigerator,
China, Glass and CrOckery Ware.
Lounge Cane and Wood seat Chairs,
Cooking and other STOVES, Kitchen Utensils, &o.
Terms: $50 and under, cash; over that sum
credit Of 81 and 81 days for saGfactOriiy endorsed
notes bearing interest
~ I'D J. C. MCGUIRE CO, Aucts.
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NEW SILK MANTLES
AND HOPED SKIRTS.
We have received BY express a supply of rich
plain s,LK MANrLES and kkAL FRENCH
LACE MAN LES am PnlNTS Also 10 dozen
of the fall STYLE of WOVEN Skirts of sup eTiof
Quslity. Ladies in want of any of the above goods
az very lew prices will please give early call.
ySD TAYLOR d HUTCHIS.JN.
BILLIARDS! BILLIARDS. BILLIARDS .!
II NED CTION IN PRICES!
On and after the LIST instant August) until the Ist
OF November our prices will be as fol-
lows: Hr>01HD
Single Game % cents
Three Games 50 cents. @N
MILLER Il SIMPSON
Billiard Saloon. 40 Pa avenue
Jy 3D-eOSt' Between IA and 6th SITS
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CAPITOL HILL CLASSICAL Il ENGLISH

IAPITOL HILL CLASSICAL ENGLISH
~ - SCHOOL.
HUGH TUOHY begs leave respectfully To inform
has friends and the public that his school will com
Old Capitol.
HIS course of education comp about the same
as Is taught IN any institution ofths city. Parents
desirous of having their children thoroughly in
strncted IN the principles of a religious education
VII! DO well TO avail themselves of this opportunity
Ii. T., & avoid the imputatiOns of egot SIN, pre-
sumes only to say he hopes he will by his diligence
and asslduity afford general satisfaction.
jy SO-2t.
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prevented IL by opposing the appointment Of


I'd. THs Mining Interests.
"But the argument mainly relied upon Is, tn,
the kind Of opposition which the federal govern
ment and courts have made to the use Of this min
gerous to the mining interests Of the States b
cause the greater part Of the gold silver, and ott
mines are on the public lands, and might b
stopped in the same way by the enforcement d
strict law Whether the federal government ha
power to interfere with citizen who has opened
mine on the public lands acknowledging the TIL
to be in the United States, and making no falls
claim Of property in himself, is question which
does not now need to be discussed IL Is very Ger
tain that no such experiment will ever be made
The difference between their cases aud that of for
eigners claiming the richest mine in the world
together with eighteen square miles Of land un.
der fabricated title, must be very obvious and
plain. The miners could not do a more impru.
dent thing ito say nothing of Its moral impropri.
ety. than to unite their interests with those Of frau
dulent claimants under Mexico. They can neve
elevate spurious grants up to a respectable plac
In anvbody's estimation; but the attempt to do
mig t drag them down to a hideous depth
any effort should hereafter be made to disregaa
the claims of the California miners, and to 1t
aside their own regulations. or the local las
which protect them, they will meet the issue IL
umphantly, If they rely upon their own mers;
but let them beware how they entangle tn inteyes
with such an alliance, offensive and defensive, as
this which is now proposed to them. They canot
afford, and am sure they do not desire, to enam-
Der their own cause by linking it with th. i'm
possible defense OF the new Almaden COMPANY
On the whole case the Attorney General thu,con
clude against the application:
alt is but just to say that the California Sem
ators and Representatives in Congress have uni
formily, in their oral conferences with me- as
well as In their written communications de4ted
with candor which no one can doubt, all dsire
to interfere with the execution Of the fedaa'laws
In their State They have no more sympathy
with fraudulent claimants than we have Nor
can 1t be presumed that the State Legislature have
any wish to prevent legal decision in Ibis or In
similar cases They acted on their real notions of
local expediency. Their mistake consisted in not
recoleetng that Justice, according folatg, is the
great interest of every people; and thatthe policy
OF giving TO every man bis own, andto no man
more than his own-SnEnl eki9ue frih1ere-is so
transcendent in importance and necessity that,
wherever 1t applies, 1t displaces all Other conside
rations
81 need hardly add that in my opirion, this
application ought to be refused, and be whole
case left, where the constitution and hws have
placed 1t, in the hands Of the judiciary
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M NEW GOODS,
w Have Just received q large stock OF Bleached
an brown CpTTONS If the hest makes Also,
MEETINGS, TABLE LINENS, NAPKINS,
TOWELlNGS. IRISH LINENS, 900 wards
LA Ms, from cents 10 az hosiery
GLOVES, GAUNTLETTs, WHITE, RED,
BLUE aud GREY ELANN ELS in va-itty. We
have few rich ORGANDY ROBES on md
which We have MAJ ked less than cost
~ 50 TAYLOR a. HUTCHINSON.
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EXCURSIONS, PIC MICS, &c.
GRAND MOONLIGHT PICNIC
The Continental Club,
Will be given st ARLINGTON oa WEDNES-
DAY. August LIST.

!.
Withers's celebrated band is en- gagged so that all
who wish mar trip on the light fan ,-H,
tasti toe; but ret cordial invita- 1er45-Ss-sSS
ton is extended 10 all who wish TO k3EI8
take their families to enjoy pls asant day of use
ment and the cool freeze OF the river. Everything
will be done the pat of the Association, to rem
der to all VINO may favor them with their presen,
perfect protection as If they were IN their OWE
homes; the object being more for pleasure than
profit jy So-1
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SPECIAL ELECTION.

IL q THOMAS p MORGAN
lsAnuounoed by has friends a candidate tor the
Bosrd Of Common coppcil from the First ward.
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.EORGE r SLOAT CO.'S
VI SUPERIOR SEWING MACHINES.

Ftysf prsr1tEm awarded az IS osf Of 20 State asd
net County Fairs.
The cheapest and best Sewing Machines ever In,
vented are universally admitted 10 be those manu-
iacinred by George b Sloat Co., Phlsdelphia.
Elliptic and Shuttle Machines SO to $50. 80
Fancy Elliptic, Walnut or Mahogany Cased, SIS
Toilet Cssed, Walnut or Mahogany, s75 and sss
These Machines are OF superior workmAuship
ana more elaborate hni and s. per cent. cheaper
the nited states. Call and see them at MAX
WE'LL Fancy store. s2c Pa. avenue. / -
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IL LOOK OUT
u OR The GRAND EXCURSION of ST Pc
TER'S SUNDAY SCHOOL, on r.
WEDNESDAY, Augu- the 8ta, at ExeSft3ssHRN
GLYMONT PAVILION. c-sEse.ss7.E7s
ulsrs an future advertisement.
jy 8-Sts COMMITTEE
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-12
july6-dts.

TRUSTEE'S SALE.--wHsREAs, on the 18th
=. day Of April. A. d. 1889, Polly Gardner and
Joseph Gardner, her husband, executed unto
john W. Thompson, as Trustee, . certain
Deed Of Trust. conveying to said Trustee the
land in Scott comfy, lows, described - fol-
Isl, in Block No. two ri, in J. N. f. Halls Addi-
ton to tho city OF Davenport; which said con
veyance was made BY the said Polly Gardner and
Joseph Gardner for the purpose If securing
tho payment Of twelve certain promssory notes
and the interest thereon, signed by said Polly
Gardner and Joseph Gardner, dated the 10Th
day Of April, A. d. 1859, and payable - follows.
One for twelve hundred dollars, payable on The
sOth day April. 1860, and the other eleven notes
payable respectively in I. :, 8. 1, 5, $751;
and II months from the 30th day Of April, 1859,
all said notes payable to Achsab E. Caldwell.
And now, said note If twelve hundred dollars,
and five Of said other notes, having become due
and payable, and the said Polly Gardner and Jo-
ssph Gardner having failed to pay the same, l,
John W. Thompson, Trustee ~ aforesaid, do
hereby give this public notice, that by virtue Of
the vOwer which il in mo vested by said Deed of
Trust, will, on Thursday, the l4th day of June,
A. D. $780, 1t the hour Of two o'clock 10 the after
noon of said day, 1t the Court House door in the
city Of Davenport, expose and offer for sale, At
Public Auction, the parcel Of land above de-
scribed, or 50 much thereof ~ shall be necessary
to satisfy and pay the amount Of said notes, with
the interest thereon to the day Of sale, together
with all tho costs and expenses attending said
sale, costs OF this notice and Trustees fees.
Dated the lA.h day of May. AID. 1850.
mayl4 dts Trustee.
The above sale is hereby postponed until Sat-
urdsy, the 18th day Of July, A. d. 1860, 1T the
hour Of o'clock in the afternoon Of said day.
JOHN W. THOMPSON,
junel5-dts Trustee.
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Postmaster general.

INKUSTEE'S SALE.--WHRRsAs, on the l th
= day Of June, A. d. 1859, Proes William Fish
and Ellen T.. Fish, his wife, Of Scott county.
and State Of Iowa, executed UNTO Abnsr Davyon
As Trustee, certain Deed Of Trust, conveying 70
said Trustee the land m Scott county, Iowa, de-
scribed IS follows, TO Wit: The south half Of the
north-eas quarter Of Section No. eight [sl. in
Township Nc. eighty lSO north, Of Range four ~
east OF the 5th +. n witch said conveyance was
made by the said Prince William Fish and Ellen
+ Fish, his wife, for the purpose Of securing the
payment OF . certain promissGry note, and the in
terest thereon, signed by said Prince Willisp,
Fish, dated the 18th day Of June, A. ID. 1859, for
the sum Ut four hundred and sixty 1867 dollars
payable to the order Of s. s. Schumacher en- tho
18th day Of june A. y. 1860, with interest 1t ten
per cent per annum after due.
And now, said p.omiss0ry note having become
duo and payable, and the said Prince WiIIiam Fish
having failed to pay the same, l, Abner Dawson.
Trustee ~ aforesaid, do hereby give this public
notice, that by virtue Of the power which 10 in
me vested by said Deed If Trust, / will. on
Saturday, the 18th day o. July, A. ID. 1860, at
the hour Of two o'clock, in the afternoon of said
day, At the Court House door in the City Of Day.
enpo.t expose and offer for sale, ut public auction
the parcel Of land above described, or 80 much
thereof rs shall be necessary satisfy and nay the
amount Of said note, with the interest hereon to
the day Of sale, together with all tho costs and
expenses attending said sale, costs of this notice
and trustees fees. Upon completion Of such sale
Deed will be executed in accordance with the
stipulations Of said Decd Of Trust.
Dated tho 5th day Of July, A. D. 1860.
ABNER DAWSON,
july6-dts. Trustee.
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june15-dts

ORIGINAL NOTICE.-SrArs OF Iowa. Scorr
~ COUNTY: Ia the District kCourt Of Scott
County.-Spier Whitaker ". Burrows Pretty
man, and others.
10 John $. GAM, Geo. 8. Francis, Steamboat
Mermaid, Charles F. Goodhue, Harriet G. Smith,
Catharine Nonasmith, Nathan N. Rand, Edward
N. Mills, Rushmore Cone 4 Co., Edward A. Tur-
pin, Minerva H. Green, Henry Lawren,e / Sons
Levi x. Holmes, Christian Alvord, Nelson Stock !.
ton, Stantsn / Thorn, Samuel Hair, ALFRED
Churchill, Pattens, Lane / Merriam. Gregory,
Tilton + Co., Thos. p. May, Elisha Carnage, Es
Their A. Prsttymsn, Caleb Green. A. S. Brown /
Co., lug / Painter, Geo. Bliss, Chalton st. John
1 Co., Martins, Piddls a Hamrik, VIM. H. Brown,
John Lewis, Geo. H. Wells .nd Gustavas Al
Bentley:
Sirs- You arc hereby notified that there is now
On file in the office Of the Clerk Of the District
Court Of Scott County, . Petition Of Spier Whit
aker, claiming Of you the foreclosure Of . mort
Jane eal, on the undivided one-fourth part Of
the east half Of OF :our in Block sixty ono
[ol in the city of Davenport, county of Scott.
and State Of Iowa, which mortgage 10 dated the
26th day Of june 4. u. 1856, and Vas given t. Sc
care two certain promissory notes Of that date,
given BY Burrows Prsttymaa to Mary Jane Teal
for the rum sf two hundred and sixty-six 66 Loo
dollars each, payable in one and two years from
date, with interest from date ct tho rate Of ten
Per cent. per annum. interest payable ssmi -annu.
ally; the first Of which notes has boon paid, and
the interest on the second to the 26th day Of De-
cember, 1857.
AMI unless you shalt appear and snswer there
70 on or before the first day Of the next Term Of
the Scott District Court, judgment will be rem
dered against you according to the ralss Of The
Court.
&. WHITAKER,
juns7S-d4w Atty for Plaintiff.
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davs End 0rssa1sld. = Featssslls, - miles
and Naek. oees week.
Leave Wissatss Tessday . A.; @
Arrive q Fostssslis byspn;
Lave Fs.eeeslls wsdssAay ~ sa;
Arrive ct Wiseotta By Ups.
Bids to cod rosie at Grscnfela Invited.
Norss -Prspsasls 0sss y = carry The nail
viii 'selerity, certainty aal see ,sity , Using Tie
terms Of the Law, aud nsst b guassntisd By TIVE
responsible psvsons certified to 20 ouch By post
master cT judge Of . court Ut record
No psy viii Be made fer trims not pesferaed !;
and fos essh q saeh omissio6s Dot satisfastssily
explsised, three tinss the pay Of the trip may b
deducted. For srrivsi % far behind tine % to
break connection with depending nails, AMI not
sumcientIy excused, ons-fourth oi the compsnsa-
tion Of the trip il subject TO forfeiture Fines
facto'iy explained. for neglccting to take the
mail FROM Or into post Once foe suffering Il 70
be njurcd, destroyed, robbed, ~ loet AID for
refusing. after demand, TO vsy the mail fire.
qusatly . the contractor runs, 10 concerned 10
running vehicles on the route. the Postmasiss
General may asnul the contract fos di.ebeying
tho post once laws, or the instructions Of the de-
psrtment t!s may alter the schedule. and alsu
order IN increase Of service b allowing therefor
pro rata increase on the contrast pay. Ne may
also cartai or discontinue the service in Whole Or
part, 1t pro rata decrease Of pay, allowing ono
months extra con tensation ON the amount Of GER
vice dispensed with. Bids should be addressed
70 the ">econd Assistant Postmaster General"
supeiscnbed Prop ,sals for mail service State of
Iowa" and sent by mail.
For forms Of proposals. &C., and other informs
ton. see Advertisement Of this date, in pamphlet
form. # the principal post ofices.
Blank proposals will be furnished on spplication
70 the department.
J.HOLT,
postmaster General
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TRUSTGR'6 SALG.-WusssAs, - The lrst
= Day Of April 4. D. 1850. Adslpi Kresgss, Of
Ssete Ceanty, lows, ssesstsd sato a. y. Nasi, 90
T1ssss, The laod iss0ests sessty, lows, dssssibsd
- fellows, tA-vit: The cost half II the sorth-
veot quarter, snd he sesth half Of The sesth.
0sse qssrtee of 0estise No. twesty six (2s) il
Township Ne. ssveaty-sight (7s) ssssh, II range
No tvo q eass q he tth T. y. y ,ieh said
eeeveyssee VS. nsde ~ thesaid AdolpA Kssegsr
for the purpose Of securing The paynsss Of one
eersss: psosi:s:sy scts, ed The interest thereos
signsd ~ aia Ade,pA Ksoegss, dated The 1rss day
q Apsil. \. y. 1855. ssd psysble % The Asst day
q April. =. ~ lSoo, for NJ ssa o. thisty1vs hue.
dssd do'lass (esS0Ob With lsssssst q the rate q
ten Per cent. pr saas0.
And new, said psoDissssy pots hsviae become
due asd payable, ssd he said AdolpA Ksoeesr
having fsils1 topey ~ ssos, ], Asesse p. Mast,
Trustee ~ aforesaid, q hsssby give tAis psblie
notice. that BY viStas u The lower which 10 In Ne
vested b. sajd Dssd u Trusi, ! v.l, o Thurpdav.
the I3th day Of Jsly, 4. d. lose, q the kour 81
To e'slssk n The astss.een u saiA day. q the
Court House door, u TIE city II Daysnpoet. e.
poee AID o6es tor ane at pablie ouetos the PARCELS
d leed absve ass~itsd, o. . uueh theseof ~
shall b necessary v safety and pay the amount
q I'D nots WITH the intssost sheeeos 70 the day
Of sals tcgesAsr With III tie costs and sxpenses a.
Tending said sale, essts Il this notice and Trus-
Dated this 18th day u Jsns, A. D. 1859
AUGUST J. MAST,
juoelS-dts Trustee