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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-25

- Dyspepsia.
n cys THERE Il perhaps disease which destroys the
tCR happiness aud comfort nnl inn,I
/" toe sam" extent as bpspeis,a % fadtpest.on.
Previous 10 the discovery nj the oxSukh DrttH4
cNiscl M mcd he accessible 10 those
Spread disease, Which rel eyed II In any ku ,irr,e
lie power ." these Rticrs the as,u named ds,
W a. over all '-c having ttr oru In mr,rrei dg
and hncii"nnl diseases al the si"na,h, well Isk1a
6,""FH D'baftp is be, ond all question.
It's speed. ahd permanent at the
rtulintn record u sufc,
copy " Il ksitsr from N..ooi fttcser ~ Bettott
DkrRor, Mich. june 10, lS6l,
Mcssis = W. Fowls Il Co., Boston; In rctrrucs 10 II u
pAg'uattd Bt.rs, that NIL having ia. Dysp,ps
im several m"ns, an amuM dying With pain and az ina
IN my stomach. prevailed by friend Who hal bee
cured by Ia medicine 10 Try bottle al Green oSygemt
ted bier] Berc using half bottle let greatly relic,
and lay the time had used tWo bottles and half culrl )
well and sil remain 50. know uf several db
l's-ing even hnn which have bccu cnlir, cured
lhi- invaluable incidence; and II pirnsufc
r"nn"nd torny and NIL who be sac nom III
drra, in ma'nd!. W. n BACON fcnecr OF Detroit selU II
school
Prepared by =. W FoN-E co, Hnson. mud Tor sale by
liam A. Sirothcr n CO. aud John II stay. ,nchhu
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CHEAP RIDtNG.-A correspondent Of the JEFF.
fsrsonville Advocate, wri ing from the Salt Sulphur
Springs, SAYS;
There i, double line of Coaches running from
Dublin Depot To the Greenrier Nhite.-Messr*.
Kent, Farl~h * Ficklin were nnderlid by Ne>srs
Walker & Co. for the mail contract They pro-
pose paying tho latter very handsome profit on
their coa,raot in o,d.r to re possess themselves of
their old line. This was refused, and the old con-
tractors being somewhat spunky. they have tut
on an opposition line Of Coaches, much to the j'y
of the VISITING and resident community. had thnt'
of being in Tazewell during the present month but
| fluid it quite pleasant anu MT at all expensive,
to live in the comfortable Coaches now plying be.
tween this and the Rairoai, and have concluded
to stay. I expect, sir to ride all summer on this
line. The drivers nrc very accommodating and
seem to wish me to stay. At Pearl sburg ] was
informed cnul 60 through to the Greenbr'er
White for ollar and fifty cents. The opposi-
tion driver at once underbd and this was follow
ed by another reduction on the part OF No. which
again brourh down No 2: How FAR this would
have gone caanot say as found they would soon
offer to take mo for nothing, and informed them
it was already as low Us desired. Twenty five
cents will give ye.. through ticket almost any
where On the line. | am for keeping up the
quarrel, and exrect to patronz" bod, lines.
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Land near Iynchburg.

bdllu near lIyNCnDurS.
OFFER for sale my FARM Rig Opossum Crctk. miles
from the ',iy 1t confirms = 3 ACRES, aboat one h ri
cleared, at least 30, probably - Acres of wi. god low
ground. The qualify Of the al. the viii show Ihcrc
abundance of lime stnno very accessible. Near the
DWELLING Is n YOUNG ORA HARD Of choice Frul, Ss5s
containing or Iho Trees. goudy portion of the NV
unceared land finely inber-l ieing original H. A-
As shall he absent until october November newt
would refer wishing 10 know terms &c to Mr. H. T.
Sumpter Winsnns Hill.
j., 25-ts[ Rep. copy T. G. JENNINGS.
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FRnM AccoMAc-We learn that Mr.. j. Virgin
Jus Hall, the principal Of military 'chpo III. Ac.
comac. who was 50 seriously injured nn the l'h
by the explosion Of cartridge while firing q sa-
lule is still alive. and that confident hopes are
entertained that he will rec from his terrible
injuries.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-25

Porter and Scotch Ale.
TlNIE best brands of PORTER and SCOTCH ALE. tor lava
l. Hds-For Icy
jy l4is j. H. THOMrSoN Druggist.
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EXTENSION OF THE WATER WoRKs-Nc Tote To-
Ddy.-Te-day our suburb IN friends will be called
upon tn determine the question whether they will
have supply Of water Furnished them BY the
city. or not. AgrecaLly t. an act Of the Les.h-
ture and m ordinance ot the City Council an
election will he held in the suburbs to day Il, set
tie the question whether the water department
shall he q, enlarged and extended ns to furnish
that important element beyond the lmts of the
city proper. We hope that the vote will lie favo-
rable t" the propose extcnsi'n. 1t is important
the growth of the city as well as to the security
aud convenience Of outside citizens that the ,apa.
cities Of the water works should he enlarge, and
increased. II should be borne in MUD howey.
er, that the vote of 10 ny is not final but only to
determine the sense Of those living beyond the
corporation in regard TO the matter. II the vote
is favorable to tho extension, then the subject is
referred back 10 the Council tr their action in
tho premises. For the benefit Of those interested
we append the action Of tho Council with refer
ence to the election to be held today:
Resored That In obedience I" md in conformity with
net Of the General Assembly Of Virginia. entitled "An Act
Water Works and ordinances IN reference the sub
" Is'f be W. Sf s @ day Of
July next Of the eeholers residing holding property in the
River lying within he and beoai the limits Of the City, OVER
which the Courts have jurisdiction and of the pos,
session ri property therein, which vote shall be taken the
following pars; within sad limits VIZ Al the ConfeeIionar
Mil
Resored hat for the purpose Of receiving aud recording
said vote the unc hereby appoint the following Commits
soners and ohccrs two OF sd commissioner being
lorixed /" open poll al their respective places,
AT JOsErn EorTa-Chares NJ. Blackboard Samuel Tyree +.
H. Deane Nathan c. Taaforro, and Alfred NJ Woodroof-s
A. Baily, 10 officer.
AT fiulrrls-Edsar Whitehead Edward J. FowIAe,, F.
Deanc, jr John D. Langhorne and John Z. HughesWm
II. Hall, 10 a nhicer.
AT GASxAwAls FAcronl.-John W. Munell, Charlie, L.
Slaughter Warren Gannaway VIM King, and Seth Iiasey
VIM. W. Gannaw ay, TO officer.
Ar LASGHoKNE Il ScorT's Mill -Anu,on g. Hancock. lo.
W Crenstaw, Charles Scott Humphrey Dabney, j.
Camp-Jacob Mauck officer.
Resoiued That the and places herein appointed said
Commissioners, of them. SHALL at their respective
paces open poll book lie headed, "Extension the
ter Works an ordinances Of the Corporation Of Iynchburg in
reference thereto to the suurbs
the headed, For the Extension" and the other
Against the Extension. and shall then and there receive
have recorded in nid pobooks tie for and against
said extension and certify the number of votes given for and
anst the said extension, and their certificates
polls to b. delivered " the Clerk Council who shall
The before the Council at their citing
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.Nws y. sowLis.1 tFpnnSn ". JosEa
NoMh ltIlSr & IJ snrIMS,IES.
CrOccrS and Commission Merchants, .

No Nv, IoRNth OF MAiN AND MAHhkt HfhItal
Lynchburg Va,
lIANE In large and we'll stack
of Uroccres Staple Dry Goods Ar comprising The fol
low Ing s; Cuha, orleans aud tes Sugars various dies
Loaf Crushed, 0ranuslrL aud Powdered sugars, Lilo, la
sura Java anil M"ha Coffee, Green and Bnck ens ya,o.
brands SPERM Wax. Adsantins and Taow Candies Brown
mud Fancy Soups various brands spcen Of every kind Sole
leather oo ani damaged Iyerpoo nrd Gruund Alum Salt
Yarns ali Nps Virginia aud Western cured Bacon NJ
ilali'aA llerrngs In bids. N" Maekrcl ks Old Dcmin
Nails Mountain lton Cast, SHEAR a..d Dlst,rrd sicei
rloash Ilnes Hell Cois No and Osnaburr. Bcaeed aud
Brown shrlngs ea,y Wolen., Wool ais, ilropen shoes
Negro hlankets Ne which they viii sell low
!" ne,ua customers. ne In exchange for country
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APPLE,TI.O,sNs,;S:;>,

A PPLETON,S
"A COMPANION HAND BOOK OF TRAVELS
Containing full description Of the princip Cities Towns
and places VI interest," together with Hotels Tray
cl through the Unfted ates and e Canadas viii. coorri
Maps Jus, received and for sale by
" His j. J. CREED
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ry-> fliE undersigned viii prcpsre psnns CuNiWA, ~
VIZ WILLS, No, upon short notice.
sep, 2gts WM d. BpANtT
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addition 10 the following papers, for which special
AGENT win receive and furW ard adyerscm pa.
per in the tni,ed States.
NELSON In ERPRI>E Loyingston, Va
NEW ERA, Floyd Court House, Va
WING,
sENllNEl. R"yrrsv!c Tennessee.
lNrEIll"ENCEE, Morri.to~n, Tenn
GAzEF;rrr, Lexington, Va.
f nEMdfEAT. tlibn'y, Va.
VISITOR, Marion, Va.
SWtm4'NN'' Fincaslle, Va.
REGISTER, Dansille. Va.
sENllNLi. Alcxan,lrs, Va.
VIRGINIA II no. HALIFAX Co No., ya
VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE NEWS, Bristol
iiNInS Ion, .loro', Tenn.
DEMOCRAT, Cirrcnstle Tom.
ADV ERR I>ER, Chattanooga, Tenn,
POST, AiEcus.
vii.GiyiSI' Abingdon, Va.
STAR ANUHERALD, Chrt-tinnsburg, Va.
PATRIOT Gray Co. lio. Va.
TiNtS N'h' twy.hc,fe, Va.
ADVOCATE, ru2cwe'l Co. Ho, Va.
SOUTH EST, Giles Ga. 10. Va.
REPU Bi.lCAN, Winchester, Va.
Persons wishing To advertise in any " the above papers al
Of them having extensive circulation In their locnlrs will
burg Nirgnmn. STAIRS, whore will made and
Advertisements FORWARDED WITHOUT DELAY.
A. WAnDIIL
Jan lots. Foreman Nlrgninn bilre.
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Musical Notice.
Snan,dimg,s Prepared e.Iuc.

LIVERY llUCSEKEEPER should have bottle "r III
IA GLUE; IL mends furniture cr"ckery. toys, &cfor sal
" hts J. II. THOMPSON. Druggist.
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Notice.

ON consignment and for saic, John d. AleNanicrs Fou
" bags aud barrels, made from new Wheat, n
jy I3.ts SMITH " ADAMS IA Main 81.
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Lamp and Machine Oil.
4 FULL stock Of FINE LAMP aui MACHINE. OILS
"A Also, COAL OIL and BURNING ILrlp-for sale b!
jy 14.ts j. II. THOMPSON, Druggist
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Prepared by +. W FoN LII ~ GO, Iinsnn mud sal" by
l1iam A. Sirothcr CO. aud John II Stay l,nchhur,
{ fugh Campbell e. II, aud by NIL Druggists dealers
mrdcns Throughout, the country. Is i6.lw
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-25

TO LAND BUYERS AND SELLERS.
ENE undersigned have established Amherst Court House
Il an agency for the 'e 8aE
s ale and Purchase of Estates
real and personal They propose hu sel arties
drawing and attending TO the execution OF an papera collecting
NJ payments, &oi the TheT
hand for sale the following farms In Amherst =
- Asrs s sos A Asrs ~ ~ Acre:
4l2 Acres, VT AcTvs -s q - 100 Acroa'
$40 Acres. 4A Acrcs, 100 Acre.
23s Aeres lying In different parts of the County
In Nelson 1695 Acres, In Nelson 18S Acres~
In Bedford $40 Acres, and In Campbell 600 Acrea.
eW have an increased number. particular descrp.
lion Of these Farms will bo desiring information
eH Address WHITEHEAD d Hall, mineral Court HOUSE
THOMAS WHITEHEAD.
jan 7-dAcy JAMES u. HALL
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New Grocery md Commission House.

WIN. II. ROSE ~ DIR. A. l.. WILLS
AYE associated themselves together under the s L. und
brm of WILLIAM u ROSE h 60, aud have iBsei III,
house NO oI Main street ncS door 10 lee, "cke Taynr
irr the purpose at couduHinRh
CONCEAL Grocery and Commistion Buslness,
md This lnc OF Large and wen selected stock
al altoi rs, srArLG nEl GOODS, and LlQtoRa III
M kuds and other article sIaly krpt f. tln-s
Whnu sale aud Retail titucey li"u-, and viii pay particular
the vi lAtoN. LARD, UUTfEk, FLOUR
WHEAT, TOBACCO. aud Country Produce general, make
h, raj ndnn,,s Pt"ict IN han consigned for sale aud
cash time sul When rtIUir,
All ~cHsk ts, The tlhe Il to call nnd examine suck
be"r" buying, m"iia viii DO ynfk sdiss aud small
Ir'pts,
sW- No trouble b. show Gon'is. lnpoly
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n, to hand, large lot OF Sugar House No
1 T l.ss4s Porto Rico. Cuba and Portland syrup L.
~ ~ ~ ' ALEX. KJNNIER, 81 Bridge street
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For Rent
M comfortable DWELLING HOUSE, on Diau,ond Ill.,
liz from Main ct. with or Rooms In a good
nnghborhod with excellent water and nne shade. Apply
y i7-cod3t JAMES MCGOWAN g
At Rose Cottage Nursery, Diamond Hill.
OkO BARRELS HALIFAX CLIPPED NO. HER.
ACO kINGS-Richmond inspection,
200 HALF BRLs. HALIFAX CLIPPED NO
HERRlNGS, for sale by -
" 1sliw JOHNSON, YOUNGER & OTEY,
Richmond Va.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-31
REMdNAI.

nR. B. F. ROBINSON HAS RE:
" mcved his Dental Once 80 his Tendencel 80 e y
Eood 81 four doors North ofthe n 3 SnutCu
viii Sc happy see ali Of his former P4iEoaa OF any o1A-
1rT y ha nav need his services
Cleveland. Marrh ~ lsAs-uhzl:et
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HOSIERY, HOSIERY,
10 IERYl

PARTICULAR ATTENTION is
II called to this department, having an OvsrGtoek.
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MORNING LEADER.
SATURDAY MORNING, HIARCH 81, 100.
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.

U-PlAin an ornamental prin ing OF every description
done a the p ntRg Establishment Of the LHApER once
the latest improved and rapid Steam Presses In
tie best short notice. and At reasonable rates
Particular attention paid to blank work Every descrp.
zion of Binaing dopo especially Blank Books LSdSsrs
Journals. Sales Books. Receiving Books, &c. &C.
"a For City News see third page.
For Market Reports and Marine News see fourth
page.
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Boarding.

DOARDlNG HOUsE-Dr. BEACH
ID bs-fsEuu he fue Boardiug House. Ne. 40 Superior
81 which has been newly fitted ep and Is now o2es 5of
thsrecepti0n Of boardels AzSz----
D0ARDING. - The House No. "a
ID Fuhc Square, AID By the Stone ChuEch-one oi the
os1fious En- The city1s been Thoroughly 70
rsd and nov open for BoarderS. tlnes Nlshihe p
furah their own rooms can molted win iate
~ or11s1 rluI end bsd-ro0na; and Single B0arderu
aBl Day 1srderI viii ind good ation on =.
sv1abls ferns Ladies nst excluded References river
: ~ racaived snrfRqn ". HURklII.
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9in1nfI0l.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.

nRAFT IN AMOUNTS TO SUIT
frors Is uuyrHrds "a Engiand ana lIanoe, aEe On
al The rTIncinai Cifiss nf Germany gn ,e
~lin Vfnne Ifpzg. NurimDerg, CAaaels Sgio4nes HT4
61rrh Rrsmen Siuttaart, Mannhem ana
Ssis 81 mTl2 RETTBbk9 hAIsnlASL-.-
&1O O0n MONEY ADVANCE
tWlNySOAyO ED-In sums TO luit-ai tAe ola
-siana aud we'll knos-u WAGNERis oFFlCE-on sscuI,
silver Plafs, Watches Danozd1, JsNefyi ire sl1-'
ClOihing, Furniture Carps enosi AlIiois
of value the most stlsiacoIY fl. u.llets slstg
grivHto Established Isl Watches ane SeNelry ior sAis
WM WAGNER, once No. : WatsT S.,
Corner Superior st., over Geo. A. DGvit LeS ClothnS
Store
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6otfSs.
.aTEL DUMAS

I'LL rer Street between 90 ead So. CrNolHN ONO
ThiT ed and veil established Hotel has Deel tecelLLl
fsisa in superior Style and Is now unrpasee oy any
Hotel Of its class n America -. -. 81
ne proprietor from his long eLp9rianoe N ms civ
ffrnia and elsewhere feels confident tnat MS
BFer Others win warrant Kin entire sncqss ene ns
Vorhy known 70 this fall sAfe
Il fpubs psstrOnhss- ALEX sf-P P2aaristSr. PaMtss
MANHATTAN H0FEL-Nos. 8, 5
lINl 7aad Murray street q dooE ron q
saite thq PARK New York. Huggng1E Ing pflesofi
FnfSlRs, late Of tonls, Bosten SthAs
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YER & SILVER PLATED
Al WARE-New Etonk lust received b
7sb1a COWLsS CO.. Weddeli House.
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VANKEE DOODLE FOREVER.
~ The American Watch forever They are TIE
hsst watch made On Americal AID nobody s'lls them
'1ssS2sr sSSss 'A'n cowLEs q Co. wsddsn Hggss.
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pEnttstrp.
At OIL SUPERIOR ST.

Al Ill SUI 4h4O1 d.
TE YOUR TEETH ARE GOOD,
rad the following lines II your teeth are bed, read
hem With great care II you have teen At all lisD:
fact that s daily exhibited in the streets, in the social
circle and In the parlor BY the humbles peasant and the
roudet sutooFat that hundreds of persons lose good
ss Of teeth lr The want 81 the timely aid Of good and
klful dentist. poor aud inferior operation Is nmany
eases ssorss than AL II your teeth good have
hem ex1nined By good dsrst, and keep them in erder
p5or no e should Be lost but have them repaired the
sooner ths better and escape th9f Which Burns says u NJ
ue o an disasses All irregularities Of the teeth should
- attended 70 n childhood and youth.
persons desruuE Of no dental Operutio7s are tuTit
Cd to call where particular attention lsf Ven
q he preservation Of the natural teeth, where the
VULCANIgFp CORAIITE,
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.1fmfIrp q 6ilpfr mGre,

TYERY ONE WARRANTED. :
Sqe2Blg 8sB irOa rue ''e'O OCowLEs CO. weddsn House
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4. %. ADVERTISEMENTS.

EDWARD A. LAMBERT co.,
Importers Of ard
Wholesale Dealers in Stationery,
1l9 and l2l Williams St, New York.
nMER TO THE TRADE A FULL
"a well selected stock Of ESGLEsH. FRENCH,
tSsahIGN and DOMESTIC goods, q their Own IN IM
PORTITTCNS N bought IRON nrst hands, and which
- xii sell . ne lgvss pEses aae on i.Sea5ls terms
a riogneE or samples luruishr q on 1pplcalion .
ierS D. mail receive the personal attention Of one o.
rha frnl ana SLED eonplete-
Insrfai fr-nnrtsticna made % order II required,
~ Of thsr stock and prices is solicited
ju2R22
q G bisriSo- Lyman TIFFANY
DENuNG & TIFFANY,
General PRODUCE Commission Merchants,
No. 81 Pearl St., New York.
srnr attention pa thT purohzsea Goods for Con-
Sign0rs. Lbsral Casa Advances on Flour and Grain
RsFTREEoEs-Wm. ". Fox, Prest N. Y. Gas Light
= "A (sharisS FoI Prest CITY Fire ngurance Co. Ny I
~ Snns ~ Psarsall, Esq New York Weaver, klehaIo-
- Il 90 TeVT York, Collins Br0s CO Hartford al
- Norton. Cl6Vsaad; John Tennis Co. glsTelane
81 4 Hufd cleveland; Day. Griswold : Co., Hart
ls.esoSA q.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-12-28
dsy J ..d 0rsenfeld. ID Fonsen.Ile. 50 milo,

day aad 0reen6eld.to Fontenslle, 80 miles
and back. once 4 week.
Leave Wiscotta Tuesday Mt am;
Arrive At Fontenelle by pm;
Leave Fontenelle Wednesday att an;
Arrive at Wiscotta by pm.
Bids to end route at Greenfield invited.
NorKs.-Preposals must be to carry the mail
with "celerity, certainty and security :; using the
terms of the law, and must be guaranteed by two
responsible persons, certified to such by post
master or Judge Of a court Of record.
No pay will be made for trips not performed ;
and for each of such omissions not satisfactorily
explained, three times the pay Of the trip may be
deducted. For arrival so far behind time a. to
break connection with depending mails, and not
sufficiently excused, one-fourth OF the compensa-
tion Of the trip is subject to forfeiture. Fines
will be imposed, unessthe delinquency be salts
factorily explained, for neglecting TO take tho
mail from or into post Office for suffering it to
be injured, destroyed robbed, or lost ard for
refusing. after dems nd 70 convey the mail as fire.
quently as the contractor runs, or is concerned in
running vehicles on ths route. The Postmaster
General may annul the contract for disobeying
the post Office laws, the instruct ons Of the de-
partment lie may alter the schedule, and also
order increase of service by allowing therefor a
pro rata increase the contract pay Ne nav
also curtal discontinue the service in whole or
part, at pro rata decrease of pay, allowing one
months extra con- rensaton on the amount Of ser
vice dispensed with. Bids should be addressed
| TO the Second Assistant Postmaster General. =
superscribed Prop 1sals for mail service, State OF
Iowa" and sent by mail
| For forms Of proposals, &C., and other informa
ton, see advertisement Of this date, in pamphe,
form, at the principal post Offices
| Blank proposals will be furnished on application
to the department.
J. HOLT,
Postmaster General
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LEGAL.
j. HOLT,
Postmaster General.

TRUSTEE'S SAl.E.-As authorized and en-
L powered by Deed of Trust, dated June
18th, 1864. and executed by William d Hsrah
and Hester II. his wife, to me as Trustee, for the
purpose Of securing the payment Of a promissory
note of 5000, and the interest thereon, as des
cribed and set out in said Deed of Trust, which
was recorded in the office of the Recorder Of Scott
county, Iowa, in Book #, = Of town lot mortgages.
on page 267, and as requested by the owner Of
said note, shall on the 4th day Of January, 1856
at two o'clock in the afternoon. at the Court House
door, in the city Of Davenport, at public auction
sell (for the purpose of sa tisfying said note, in
tercst and costs of this sale to the highest bid
der, for cash, the following described real estate
in Scott county, to-wit: Lot No. sixteen Go, in
Block No. four ~ in Parker's addition 20 the
city Of Davenport
Dated December goth, 1850.
GEO. p. WHlTCOMB
doc11 .d3f1 Trp,taa
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dec3l

r EGAL NOTICE.-T. F. Henderson VS.. George
IL l.. Nichols ct ai.-In Scott County Distr ct
Court.
To George l.. Nichols, James G. Smith and James
A. Buchanan, defendants in the above named
case:
You and each Of you are hereby notified tina.
there is new on file in the office Of the Clers OF
the District Court Of Scott County, petition 81
T. +. Henderson praying the foreclosure OF a Ger.
tain deed Of trust, executed on t Q 29th day OF
May, A. D. 1855, by John Johns and John u. Ad-
Ter to George l.. Nichols, trustee, to secure GER
tain promissory notes made by said Johns and
Adler to Charles Buford, and BY the said Charles
Buford assigned to T. +. Henderson, the plaintiff,
and recorded in Book II. Of Mortgages. at page
$40 Of the records Of Scott county. and that un-
less you appear and answer thereto on or before
noon of the fourth day Of February, 4. D. 1851,
default will BE- entered against you.
Notice Of no personal claim on either Of the
sbove defendants is hereby given.
A. w. CHURcG,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Let this nstice be published in the Democrat
and News" for four successive weeks.
Daveapert, December 20, 1850.
IRA n. CLIFFORD,
dec34-d4w Clerk District Court.
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