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CrOCKS FOR SALE.

- TOCkS FOR A l. 4.
o. 900 Roanoke VALLEY RAILROAD LIST Mort
gage 8 per cent Bonds; ,oonnectipSwith the
Richmond and Danyiiie, and haieigh ano .
CASTOR Railroads, IS miles long, costing
over one million OF dollars, with q mortgage
Of only $3.50 900. For q minute description
of the present condition and future pfoe,
poets OF the company, pamphlets can DO hSa
al our ofhce.
ALSO
$500 VIRGINIA and TENNESSEE Sd Mort
gage Bonds.
5000 YORK RIVER per cent Bonds.
5000 VIRGIN A 8 per cent. Stock
20 shares RICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIATION
% shares VIRGINIA FIRE and MARINE
Stock.
20 shares BANK OF tis C0MMONWEALTH n
Stock. y. w. PURCEl.L co.
% f1-ts
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= .Ssszs HENRY HUDNALL,
rA-kA ATTORNEY

y.
->-kA ATTORNEY Ar Law
AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
nond.
eA kisp, PRACTICES regularly in the Count, ana
Circuit Courts of Chesterfed
As Notary. will take Deposit tons and Aokno~-
Judgments, Administer and Certify Oaths, and per
torm.whatever other duties pertain to the Office OF
Notary.
0ice at the corner Of Bank and Ilth streets, jus.
ocloW tne CUSTOM House. 3l-ly
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stKaNDOPENtNGG OF A LARGE W ELL.
" SELECTED STOCK OF DRY GUODS,
SHAWLS AND CLOAKS-On Monday moInlngs
October 22d. 1860, at ID. .MITTELDOkFERS.N No.
226 Broad street have just received IRON a%nS. %
GOODS that were ever oer red to the ladies' of this
city, such as Silks, PoplIns, ocateles, Velours,
Il O., aud to which ask the particular attention OF
all in want of any 10 give me call. 1 have lusL
received and will continue daily to receive, all OF
the latest ST, les of ClOAKS and MhNTLEs, apch
as Arabs, japanese, Zouaves, Bournons, bfRswl-
cites, &c. The attention of the laales ia again
called to my stock of housekeep pS Goods, on all
and every description All KINDS of Vlrk nia MAKES
of Cloths, L'nseys, 40. of men and women's
wear. Give ne call before purchasing elae-
where. Nj. .MITTELDOFFEH.
No SyOad nj
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LOCAL MATTERS,

.Sens on for Fsiosy.-Loranzo w. Frayser, q
young man of about twenty summers. was ex.
amined yesterday before q called court OF
Magistrates, on the charge Of breaking into a
lodging room in the law Office of John N.
Davis, and stealing therefrom $50 worth oil
wearing apparel aud other articles. Frayssr
II seems, knsw that two of the sons of Mr.
Davis slept ia the room during the week so
that they could attend school in the city, aud
tnat 'hey went to their fathers, in the comfy,
every Friday Afternoon, aud remained there
uii Monday morning. In their absence the
room was iorcibly entAred and robbed, and
the very next night portion OF the stolen
articles were found upon the prisoners per-
son. After patient hearing OF the case The
accused was remanded for felony before
judge Lyons Court. He was offered bail,
but finding no one to Join him in the bond.
was Temanded 10 prison
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ANorKBR EAST INDIA MUTINY.-The Lon.
don journals contain particulars Of recent
mutiny in the Datch East India army. This
army consists of about 10000 men, OF which
less than one-t third are Europeans. II may be
doub ubted, says the correspondent, whether Eu-
rope ever before sent In to the east an army SO
thoroughly demoralized. The Dutchmea be-
longing TO these forces are well enough, but
they do not form more than one'fourth even
of the European troops. tho remainder being
drawn from the dregs of every army In Eu-
rope. The plot was discovered, and upwards
OF thirty OF the ringleaders hanged.
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CAsasing.--A negro boy named Wilson. In
the service Of Doegett h Anderson, was oon .
vietsd before the Mayor yesssfdny " ten, nj.
ins 70 pass worthasas medal % mcnev a. "a.
yfanslsss. sa1 20 eFtsss4 - soaeiys tAtriy
Ssftrss.
4 nststs( 1ass 70 AA.sgussS q ssss p.sss
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ct. NICHOLAS SALOON,
DOOR TO THE EXCHANGE BANK. kND oP-
POSITk KENT, PANE. a. CO. The ST. Nioho.
French and Americas Candies, Fruits, Nuts, 40
which ~ill he sold by wholesale or retail. Also,
ma n Il factory OF Double Refnea Candies. Coun-
try merchants are invited to examine the large
and we'll selected stock before purchasing else
where. ANDRE W ANIoNl.
Manufacturer of Double Refined Candies,
anb naaiar m mi
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GREAT BARGAINS FOR .NOyEMBEE,

NKEAT BARGAINS FOR -NOyEMBEK,
~ lS6o-DRY GOODS CHEAPER THAN EVER.
JUST received large stock of black and ooIored
Cloth Glosks. Arabs, and other ladies' stsle, st
tonlshing low prices; Stella Shawls. Cas.imeres,
Double auG Single Noolen Shswls, at all prices;
servants Shaw.s at Is cheap at SI ane LADIES'
Hdkfs.. s cts; all pure Linen ones at 6 ots.; fine
Flanues al % cts; fine Ladies' Worked Collars
dozen rich Linen Bosoms at Is reurs; extra 6Le
quality Is cts; Nj arseos Bosoms l21s and 20 cts
Sleeps ley, Sattinetts, CassI meres, Kent Jeans,
&c for men and boys wear. at all prices; Linseys.
Domestic Plalds. EhITtng, "a SheetIng at cts.s
selling everywhe a. shillingi Wooden Under.
shirts an 4 Drawers; Merinos from 18 cents and
towards, worth 31s cts; Musiins, Deiaiues, Plain
and Colored vaiencias, Debage, and lots of other
goods, cheaper than anv other house in the oitys
you can buy at No T Main street. at
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u 49, A "A Z o Ii, M. D.,
n A. - " ~ 4, >, MEABER OF THE
NEW YORK G.: OF KS HOMEOPATHIC
ns MEDICAL SOCIETY
0hee Broad street, next TO corner of utb s,res,
nesidehce on 18th street, next to corner of Mar
ANIl' Sc l-3ms
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4 sl.6O.-FaIl and Winter Goods.-1e6O. "a
GREAT RUSH FOR BARGAINS.

TgEA ID " L D T. L y L h. NJ r n L
less ss' GOODS, DON ESTES, B0OTs and I'd
S50kS We are now enabled to suit every one
IA VII favor US with call. AS regards prices,
y iss confident ws cannot be beaten, as we have
s.Eat some Of the cheapest Goods ever broug ht
LIrsaHDKFS. at exc. worth I21sc.
BLANAETS At So per pair, cheap at IS.
B0S0ASst l23ac Cheap at 26c.
Ladies Morocco BO0F TEES at 81 a Sl25
sod everywhere at Sl.60.
H0UY SKIRTS from 25c. up,
md sTsytEag usus.ly kept IN DRY GOODS
lsis ST prices guaranteed TO PIE ase. Countr,
Izlae oaE stock, before purchasing elsewhere.
NERTHElM En- l.OWkN BERG.
Ng-lm No. IS Main street.
"A Rhsuma,lsm. Kheumatism!!
'A1, 'l' l-.- AANPTfoN's TINcTURE.
lEEUMATISM-Cap. am Canot.
saECAiIISM-lnfi lmmatOry, James Smyth.
IsErNATiSM-H ad II Is years, F. Donnelly.
s4sEMMt IS [isM-had It 10 years, Stephen Taylor.
bs3gAtTiSM-H 1t years, Robert Gault.
Y0U HAVE A COUGH,
TAKE salAMSPToN's TINcTURE.
., wv IA TAR5 HAMPffoN's TINcTURE.
T0U HAVE BRONCHITIS,
TAKE aAMPTON's TINCTURE.
fIou ARR i All WThAA1KbA4ESSSSs 4 b4I5SS rr,cr,,,p
2 fQu HAVE HEADACHE,
TAKE HAMPTON's TINCTURE.
n Call anu get pamphlets and see cures.
~ JJ pU RCELL, LADD + CO., richmond I;
% cG2S1 F1sdsf9htMgaIRFi &c Py 81 the s RVs
RAY, Bsltmore; and by Druggists and Shop
isPsEs everywhere. 81 per bottle; six bottles.
- oc6-d&cwta
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E go LAWRENCE s. MARYE,
>A ATTORNEY AT LAW
Practices in the Courts of the City Of Richmond
and the Countlss of Henrico, Hanover and Caro-
line. ~ ~'~
., He is also Notary Public and Commissioner cftbs
United States Court of Claims.
The partnership between Mr.. CHAsTAIN WHITE
ana himself being dissolved, his office is now or
iith street'1ust below Goddln's Hail. fe ls-Iy
& S~S DR.. Il. ). McGRUDER, of Henri
- CO, having taken an Office on Franklin
street. first house above Metropolitan Hail. ten
ders his professional services 10 the public.
ly S9-6m
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CILVEn- rLATED WAkE.-TnOMAs A.
- BULKLEI b CO. are now receivlng Q fresh
stock of rich Plated Tea Sets, Tea and Coffee
Urps, Butter Dishes, Csndlesticks, loo Water
Pitchers, Cake Baskets, Gobets, Mugs, spoons
aud Forks, CsstoTs. &C. The above goods are
utade expressly for our sales, and We warrant
them to he Of the hest quality, and worthy the
attention of purchasers.
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-, 4: !: s:.s:s, ~: nssy':. ps..sa F.ssa - Z.
vss ssixss1 vtsA lfsM,
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BOOK AND jon PRINTING!

PAMPHLETS, CIRCULARS, BILLS OF La
DING, CHECKS, TO-,
WILL
POSTERS, PROGRAMMES + HANDBILLS.
Partcu lar attention gwen to fine work for Banks.
Public Offices, Insurance. abroad, and Transpor
tation Companies. Tobacco Factors ,Gc.
THE DISPATCH CARD PRESSES.
These new Machines, for Cards, Bill Heads.
SmalI Circulars, Labels, &C., are capable of turn
lrS oh le00 per hour, thereby enabling
TIE patrons of this stablshment to obtain this
description of work at the shortest poss be notice.
ofSpeed,
~ Printing, in various colored BRONZEs and
lNRS, executed in the highest style of the art
III this branch OF the busness the proprietOrs can
safely challenge competition.
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SSS THE "DISPATCHn STEAM
9NA POWER

X ~ L ~ q . F. f q f.,
Corner Of MciH and Tairtssash Streets, Richmond,
Virginia.
This Establishment, (being the most complete
Printery In the South, both regards Ty pes, Or
aaments, &c., and the latest and most approved
Machine Presses,) is daily turning out the hnest
iTne nf
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al htso-1 ue CORRESPONDENT OF the
New York World says:
Speaking OF newspapers, reminds me Of how
far behind the American press are the Journals
OF France, in many important particulars
ana IN none more so than in their cumbrous
SLOW, ana lncouYsnient business management
In lhts respect, they have not changed a par
tlcie Tor hundred years past and for "siov-
ness' and Inconvenience their management
Will vie with any of our slowest country jour-
nals. nat would you think, for stance in
the pubiicatlon office OF a journal of the city
OF New York, II, after a certain hour iu the
day, the clerk should refuse TO take a sub
scription 1 went into the publication Of
Hce OF the Constitutionnel, q few DAYS
since, Tor the purpose Of subscribing Ar.
ter some little trouble, L found the clerk
VINO takes the city subscriptions and he
appearing very much surprised TO see me-
asked me what l desired and upon my in-
Forming MIN, In the blandest and most po-
lite manner possible, that L wished to he
come subscriber 10 his valuable journal -
ne Informed me as biandiy, but with an eyi.
dent surprise at my ignorance that the Office
was JTn'e," IL being then few minutes after
O'Clock and upon pressing my inq quiries he
was KIND enough to convey 10 nv benia ted
Intellect the Information that subscriptions
were only received from 10 A NJ. TO z. I'll
SO the next day at noon sent and subscribed
FOR the daily papers OF Paris no subscrip-
lions are taken for a less period than three
months, and which very properly ia required
TO be paid in advance. Then the subscriptiou
muet either date from the first or fifteenth OF
Ihe month"; and person subscribing on the
tenth must either not commence receiving his
Journal for five days afterwards. or In case he
wishes his subscription to date from the first
the clerk, when he subscribes hands him the
ten back papers. Then the newspapers are sent
our, and all my journals come 10 me in that
Way-carefulIy folded up and surrounded
with band, on which is printed my name
and address, the aame OF the journal and the
date a. which my subscription terminates
How m uch simpler lad easier than all this is
our system OF daily and weekly subscriptions,
payable to the carrier. Among other good
chances for American capitalists in Paris, it
seems to me that there is an excellent oppor-
tunity to start newspaper on the "fastn
American plan,
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20 CUPPING AND LEECHENG.

E E&~s CUPPING AND LEECHENG-
- - @Mrs. WOOLHOUSk, over Sam'l Suther-
.sua @ oun store. lS2 Main street, Richmond, will
WaIt.on all those requiring her services
"a Constantly receiving, per steamers, fresh
LEECHES. A0s"
~ All orders for LEECHES carefully pscksa
and sent by Express To all parts of the State
n. B.-A new style of LADIES' BANDAGES
that are much liked, made to order,
20-3m
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Z -sass JOHN w. GREEN,

- ATIURNEY At law,
viii practice in the Courts of the city OF Rich
nond and county of Henrico. Strict at tentlon
wlli be given to all business entrusted TO him
once DOR the present, with his father, William
Green, southwest corner Nam and Ith streets
N-SSu "
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AN AMIABLR PARTNKRsHIP, AND EQUALLY
AMIABLE DissoLUTioN.-A singular fact 10
related OF two citizens OF Son th ridge, M ass 9,
by the Webster Times, who have Jointly own
ed and occupied farm in that town for six
teen years, hut have lately dissolved partner
ship. During the whole of this period no ac-
counts OF any kind have been kept by either OF
the parties. Both individuals were men OF
family, occupying different portions OF the
same house, and when either wished 10 use
cash he Went to the drawer in which IL was
kept and took 1t, NJ account being kept In a
single Instance. Yet in all these six teen years 5
not word Of fault was spoken, no i'll feeling
jealousy or suspicion was shown, and perfect
harmony subsisted between the parties to the
day OF their separation. The final dissolution
in business was occasioned by the marriage OF
a member of one Of the families when it was
thought The house might not be able to con-
tain "the conseq uences;" 30 one party raised
the value of one. half the premises In cash, paid
left We believe this 10 be an unparalleled case
OF honesty and confidence.
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The INTERVIEW BETWEEN VICTOR EMAN-
| UBL AND GARIBALDI.-A letter from Naples,
dated the 29th of October, gives the following
account Of the interview between Victor
Emanuel and Garibaldi:
Garibaldi had taken up his quarters nj n
small Inn about four miles and half between
Ieano ana SperanZano, on the 25th. He or.
dered his column TO advance and take up po-
sluop, and sent Count Trecchi TO see the King
On the following morning Count Trecchi and
Missori came TO inform him that CialdIni was
within an hours march, and the King not far
behind.
Garibaldi left Immediately with his staff
and three quarters Of an hour afterwards he
came 10 sight OF the head OF the Piedmontese
column. he put spurs to his horse. The Pied
montese advanced as follows: The Twenty
third and Twenty. fourth regiments OF the
Como brigade, the Twent IS sixth and Twenty
seventh Of Pinerolo's brigade, then a battery
of rifled cannon. The columns presented arms ;
TO darioaldl, and opened 10 allow him to pass
through. Cialaini rushed forward, aud Carr
baldi, jumping off his horse, en nbraced him af-
fectionateiy. After exchanging a few words.
Garibaldi remounted 10 meet the King Vic.
tor Emanuel was not far behind, leading on
his own division. Seeing the red shirts ia =
KING took telescope, and, recognizing Carl
baldi put spurs to his horse and ealloped to-
wards him Garibaldi did the same. When
they were within ten PAGES of each other the
officers OF the King aud of GaribaIdi shouted
Long live Victor Emanuel" Garibaldi ad-
vanced, took Oft his hat, and, in a voice some
what hoarse from emotion, said-"KiDg of
Italy" Victor Emanuel put his hand TO his
kept, then held it out to Garibaldi, and equally
moved. replied-"Thank you" They stood
thus, hand in hand, nearly minute, without
uttering another word.
Garibaldl and The King, still holding each
others hand, followed the troops for about a
quarter of an hour. Their suites had min led
tegether, and followed at short distance be-
hind them. Passing group of officers Carl
baldl saluted them. Among them were Fari-
| nj, Minister of War, in foraging cab of q
s,ad officer, and General Fanti. Tne Klrg
| aud Garibaldi were conysrsng. After the
! King followed the Seventeenth, Eighteenth
| Nineteenth and Twentieth regiments OF the
| line, then sixty guns and four regiments OF
| cavalry. His Majesty was at the head of 81, ,OUO
men.
Before entering Teano, King Victor Emanuel
| halted, and ordered = portion of his army to
file on in presence OF Garibaldi, that every one
might observe the good feeling that exis ted be-
tween him and the chieftain. He then re-
viewed Bixio's brigade which was posted a
little beyond Calvi. He was received with
the enthusiastic and unanimous shout OF
Long live the King of Italy ~ GaribaIdi has
1000 men, divided between different positions.
The King remained at Teano Garibaldi re-
turned TO CatYi 10 give orders
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Death of Admiral Sir Cb.rIe. N,ni,,

/ ap btib UTIUES us 1ute tIigeDce OF the
death OF Sir Charles Napier, cousin of Gen
Charles irving Napier. Sir Charles was born
at Falkirk, March G, 17s6. He entered the
navy at an early age, and served against the
| rench. In 1909, he bad risen TO the rank OF
| captain of the fleet, and succeeded in taking
| Fort Edward. in Martinique. In the follow.
| ing year, he served as a volunteer Ia the pen .
| ihsula, ana distinguished himself in several
| battles In 1911, he was engaged in the expe-
| oition lifted out in Sicily, aud gained great
| credit by the capture of the island Of Popza-
| t0 this achievement he was created Cavaiisrs
| De FonZa by the King of the Two Sicilies
| AIterWard, he COIN manded the frigat te Ialatea
| ana acquired considerable notoriety By the
| experiments he made in navigating the vessel
oy means OF stern wheels; he was also among
| the hrst promoters of steam navigation u
| 1885, he resigned his command and entered the
| service OF Dom Pedro as admiral, and distin.
guished himself for his exerlions to secure
me accession of Queen Donna Maria, par
| ticuiaTIy by his victory off Cape ST. Vincent
ior winch he was created by Dom Pc
dro, Fisconds de Cabo de San Vincente-
Atter the expulsion Of Dom Miguel from Por.
tugai, SIT Charles Napier returned to Eng
iahd, ana. In lSi0, resumed active service. He
pore prominent part, as second in command
uhder admiral Stopford, in the proceedings
against Mehemet ALI and 1brahim Pacha, upon
the coast OF Syria, and in the treaty shortly
after concluded with the former Far thesa
services ne received the honor of knighlho
ana was presen ted with the thanks OF Psrfia.
ment, together with orders from the sovereigns
OF Russia Austria, and Prussia In 1SiI he
was returned to Parliament, and showed him
sell Jealous Wing, aud attracted considera.
| BILE notice by his strenuous efforts TO increase
tne enciency OF The navy. Sir Charles was
the anthor of IAN Account of the War be.
tween Dom PEDRO and Dom Miguel" Qsi0,)
and OF THE War in Syria" (is42,) besides a.
number OF pamphlets on naval architecture
He hac also, within the last few wears pub.
| l,shed number CT letters and pam phlels on
the state OF the English navy, in which he
sought 10 snow that this departme is wo-
fully mismanaged, and that England is liable
| at any moment to fall a prey TO French, Rus
sian, or American rapaciiy. He was marked
by grea. originality and force OF character,
out was one OF the most crochety and imprac-
ticable of men.
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"a - ------------.-- -
NAoaths, Rafhs Rn.L

shn w GarIiek,
AfofHECARY AND DRUGGIST,
tteps eon.,., Market Place, Franklin ST.,
ysugSV 0RmstAantl, on hnnd a large supply OF
s-gL0,' TFLJDiCINEs, PAINTS, BUhNING
sssalR 8Rljsan tsi NE Oil, PAINT HRUsH ES,
t. &c. FERFUMERY, FANCY GOODS,
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The OPERA AND PoLITIos.-On Saturday
week q new prima donna, Mile. Larcombe,
made her debut at the New Orleans Opera
House, in the "Favorita." The Picayune says
"She achieved distinguished success, alike as
actress and vocalist" The same journal gives
some account of a political episode in the per-
formance, as follows
"The performance was an interrupted one.
The distinguished Senator OF Illinois, Hon.
Stephen A. Douglas, his amiable lady, and q
party of his political and personal friends,
were present by invitation OF the manager
On their en- trance the performance was broken
Oft, and the audience, mostly rising, gave
them an enthusiastic welcome. which was ST.
lentiy but expressively acknowledged, while
the orchestra played a succession OF national
airs. II was pleasant to see that Mrs. Douglas
was particularly delighted with this sponta-
nsous and unanimous testimonial to her dis
ting uished husband
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The mails by the Vanderbilt, from Liver.
pool'on the 7th inst, bring some interesting
details of foreign intelligence The following
is summary:
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further
for by
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|bOrtant
| 81 the
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N1EADE & BAkEk'N 'EtlkIk CALI.
VI SAYA BARK" is made in the most careful
manner, from the best spe cies of Peruvian Bark
tthat from which QuinIne is made y very palat-
able and highly recommended by our wn pb, ST.
clans for loss OF appetite and TO prevs Mt re pss
after chiis and bilious fevers Prepared only py
MEADE& BAKER, Pharmaoe atlsts,
hAIn alhlYe Post OflCa.
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Ham
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-04-17
LEGAL'..'

gTVRUSTEE'S 8ALE.-WHxaEAs, On the Gath
/ day Of March, 4. D., 1859, William Parr and
Ruhamah Pssr, hts wife, executed unto George =.
G. Dow, ~ Trustee, esetain Deed Of Trust, con-
vcying 70 said Trustee the land in Cedar COUNTY
Iowa, described - follows, 10 witt The north hail
Of the south vest quarter Of Section No. ten l01
in Township No. eighty one ISL north, of Range
No. one west Of the 5th p. NJ; which said con-
veyance was made BY the said William Parr ana
wife for the purpose Of securing the payment Of
one certain promissary note and the interest there
on. signed by said William PAR, and dated the
Gath day Of March, A. d. 1859, and payable rs
follows: In two years after date, at the Banking
House Of Nacklot B Corbin, to the order Of Austin
Corbin, for the sum of four hundred dollars, and
drawing interest at the rate Of ten per cent paya
bic annually.
And now, the interest on said note having be-
come due and payable, and the said William
Parr having failed to pay the same, George $.
G. Dow, Trustee as aforesaid, do hereby give this
public notice that by virtue Of the power which is
in me vested by said Deed Of Trust, l will, on
Saturday, the 9Th dayo of May, A. u. 1860, at the
at the Court house door, in the city Of Davenport
expose and offer tor sae for each, public auction
the parcel Of land above described, or much
thereof shall be necessary to satisfy and 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 this notice
and Trustees fees.
Dated the 18th day Of March, A. ID. 1860.
GEORGE s. c. DOW,
aprll-dts Trustee.