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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-09-27

be sufficient to redeem the nation. 1t is necess
sary to rally and unite them by the assurance
that no hostility to the constitution is medtat-
ed, and to obtain their aid in placing it under
guardians who alone can save it from destruc-
ton. Should this fortunate change be effected
the hope of happiness and honor may once
more dispel the surrounding gloom. Our ma
ton may yet be great, our Union durable. But
should this prospect be utteIly hopeless, the
time will not have been lost which shall have
ripened general sentiment of the necessity or
more mighty efforts to rescue from ruin at least
some portion of our beloved country.
That is to say, as the last sentence in the
quotation expresses without disguise, the
federalists of New England, if not restored
to power, would be ripe for rebelion-pro-
U,ded the war continued.
But the brilliant victory at New Or
leans, and the conclusion of the war which
was soon afterwards announced, deprived
this incipient and abortive treason of all its
vitality.
Shortly afterwards, Feb. "A, 1915, JEFF
ferson then retired forever from public life,
writing to Lafayette, and referring to the
Hartford Convention, said:
Their fears 1.-THE statesmen of England of
republican France being now done away, they
are directed to republican America, and they
are playing the same game for disorganization
here which they played in your country The
Murats. the DantOns and RObespierres of Mas
sdchusetts are in the same pay, under the same
orders and making the same efforts to anar-
chise us, that their prototypes in France did
there.
And again, in letter to General Dear
born, March II, 1915:
Oh, Massachusetts, how have l lamented
the degradation of your apostacy! Massachu-
sets, with whom l went with pride in l776.
whose vote was my vote on every public
question, and whose principles were then the
standard OF whatever was free and fearless.
But then she was under the control of the two
Adamses, while Strong, her present leader,
was promoting petitions for submission to Brit
ish power and British usurpation.
Massachusetts may now retort the same
severe reproach, and even fiercer recrimina-
tons against Virginia.
Enough has been said on the subject of
New England disloyalty AID tbs Hagt brd
Convention and much less might not suf-
flee to open the Way for clear and cons
prehensive survey of our subsequent politi~
cal history.
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"We Must Save the Country, and not
Make Candidates NOxv.''

A Lieutenant Colonel 10 a western regi-
ment (now promoted to the Colonelcy of a
new regiment) relates the following CONVEX
sation with General Mcclellan, under whom
he serves.
After transacting some official business,
the General remarked upon the distracted
condition of the country, and asked the
Colonel where he thought it would all end /?
"In your being President" the Colonel
replied.
"Ab," said the General, {" l thought you
better soldier than that"
why so, Genera?' Inquired the Co.
lionel, somewhat embarrassed
Because you look too far ahead" re.
piled the General "a soldier must take
care of to day ; Tomorrow has no existence
for him. We must save the country, and
not make candidates now"
There is so much patriotic wisdom in this
sentiment Of our young General that we
wish it inscribed upon the heart of every
man 10 the nation. 1--WE must save the
country, and not make candidates now"
Let that be the motto of every man, woman
and child in the nation. Let it especially
be the beginning aud end of the creed of
the generals of the army. Ii everybody
entertains this sentiment we WlU save the
country, aud have ample leisure to make
candidates afterwards Chicago Times
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Death of John A. Washington.

A correspondent of the Cincinnati En-
quirer thus describes the manner of the
death of John A. Washington:
have the pleasure and it is indeed
pleasure, to send you the news of the death
of John A. Washington, who was killed
yesterday afternoon about seven miles south
of Elkwater camp. The circumstances are
as follows In company with three other
officers, be was approaching our fortifca-
lions with view of making reconnaissance.
Secreted IN bush by the roadside were
number of the Seventeenth Indiana Regi-
ment, end as Washington and his COM
panion came up the road the Indiana boys
arose from their place of concealment and
fired. Washington fell from his horse on
the first round, having received three bullets,
two of which passed entirely through the
body, entering at the right breast. One OF the
| quartette was also hit. but the two remain.
ing unhurt managed to get him away by
supporting him on his horse. The body of
| Washington was conveyed to the quarters
OF Colonel Waggoner. He lived for the
space OF half an hour, and never spoke save
to u ter once, 40, my God p The next day
bis body was sent to the rebel camp under
| flag Of truce. In the pockets of Wash
ngton were found one hundred dollars in
United States gold currency and splendid
god watch. His dress was new and of the
most elegant make, broadcoth coat and
pants, and white satin vest. His shout.
der straps denoted him to be colonel-one
of the Virginia regiments l suppose.
Very few tears will be shed at the death
of John A. Washington his character as
sordid, mean man stands boldly forth in
contradistincton to the patriotic and self
sacrificing Everett. One sold the remains
Of George Washington, and the other Ia
bored for the purchase money. John a.
Washington was disgrace to Virginia,
and dying, his death disgraced her sacred
soil. Of him can it be said that he died
Unwept, unhonored, and ,nkung.
My wish is that the memory of the great
immortal Washington will not be insuIted
by laying the bones of the wretched name
sake upon any portion OF Mt. Vernon.
The distance between the burial places
should be continents He deserves no
resting place in the United States, save it
be al Charleston, South Carolina.
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VOL. XIII.-NO. Is
TWILIGHT,

Longfellow thus happily describes the grad
ual coming in of its shadows:
Slowly. slowly up the wall
Steals the sunshine, steals the shade;
Evening dampS begin to fall.
Evening shadows are displayed.
Round me. Ger me. every where,
All the sky is grand with clouds,
And athwart the evening air
Wheel the swallows home in crowds.
Shafts of sunshine from the west
Paint the dusky windows red,
Darker shadows. deeper rest,
Underneath and overhead.
Deeper, darker, and more wan,
In my breast the shadows fall,
Upward steals the life OF man,
As the SUI shine from the wall.
From the wall into the sky,
From the roof along the spire;
All! the souls of those that die
Are but the sunbeams Lifted higher.
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IRREvERENT, YET PATRIoTIC.-In one Of
the city churches in St. Louis, on Sunday
last, an eloquent divine, while earnestly
supplicating at the throne of grace that
peace might again spread her gentle wings
over our beloved country, said, " Put one
hand On the North 0 Lord, and the other
on the South, and say to the raging ele-
ments, Peace be STILL" An elderly man
from Indiana-a private in one of the reg
iments stationed there, interrupted the reve-
rend gentleman at this point by saying quite
distinctly, " No, Lord put both hands on
the South, and make her stay in the
Union"
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SENATOR DOUGLAS GRAvE.-The Chicago
correspondent of the New York Evening
Post, says:
Among the new objects of interest shown
to the stranger in Chicago is the grave of
Senator Douglas. On broad and slightly
elevated plain near the beautiful grounds
which he consecrated to the Baptist Society
for their colleges in memory of the first Mrs.
Douglas, itself a monument to his generOs.
iiy and noble affection, and on the very spot
where be had anticipated building man
sion to enjoy long life, mound is
now raised over the remains of the great
statesman. Only q few months before his
death gentleman in the neigbborhood,
wishing to negotiate with HIM ior some of
his real estate, at that time quite extensive,
was told that in that beautiful corner lot be
expected to build mauson after his own
heart" where he and his family might live
in comfort and happiness. Near enough
to read the inscription on the marble the
Traveller now passes by, looking not on the
mansion, but on the last resting place OF
the dead Senator"
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NEW SERIES-NO. 40S

confidence of the government, the people
and the army, we may safely predict use
iul and honorable future.
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Gen. McClellan's body-guard is to be
raised to hundred and fift:;. EIGHT, and their
uniform to be changed by his wish.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-07
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES
BRYAN3S
M0NIc WATERS,

The Original Medicine Established in 1887, and
6rst article Of the kind ever introduced under
the name Of "PULMUNIC WA1ERs," in this or
any other country all other Pulmonic Waters
arc counterteits. The genuine can be known by
the name BRYAN being stsmpel on each Wa
TRR.
BRvAx' PuLn0nuo WAvRas
Believe Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Hoarseness.
BaYAH's PULuoHIc WAvERs
Believe Asthma, Bronchitis, Difficult Breathing
BRYAN rLn0x w Arsas
Relieve Splitting Of Blood, Pains in the Chest.
BRYAN's PrLM0NiC warns
Relieve ~Incipient Consumption, Lung Diseases.
BRYANis PULnoNIC WArERs
Relieve Irritation of the Uvula and Tonsils.
BRYAN PULnoHIo WArRRs
Relieve the above Complaints in Ten Minutes
DRlAN's rULavNIG AYERS
Arc = Blessing to all Glasses and Constitutions.
BRYAH's PULx0Nic WAHsns
Are adapted for Vocalists and Public Speakers.
BRYAN's PULMONIC WAIERs
Are in . simple form, and pleasant to the taste.
BRYAN's PUt WAFERs
Hot only relieve, but eject rapid and lasting cures.
BRyAN's PULMONIC WAFEas
Are warranted to give satisfaction to every one.
No family should be without . box Of
BRY AMI fULMoNIC WAPExs
in the house.
No traveller should DO without = supply Of
BRYAN's PUiM0NIC WAFwRs
in his pocket.
No person will over object to give for
BSyAN's PULMONIC WAFFYs
Twenty-Five Cents
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochester. ny
Sold by all the Druggists in Davenport and else
where. nov27 d&wly
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By PLuHEB 3 VAN HoeM, his Att'ys

TRUs TEE'S SALE.-Whsres %, on the let day
J Of April, 1897. William Johnston, Of tcoit
county, I0Ws, executed unto Chasles Powers A.
Trustee, . certain Deed Of Trust, conveying to
said Trustee the land in Scott county, Iowa. des.
cribsd - follows, so-wit The east One-hslf (k)
Of the south east one-fourth (H) Of section No.
eighteen u.s. and the south-east oue-fourth az
Of the southwest one-fourth (N) Of section No.
twenty (2o,) all in township No.. eighty eco, Of
rsngs three (8,l east Of the fifth p. H.; also the
north-east one-fourth " o: the northeast one
fourth ~ Of section No. fourteen ll,) in town.
ship No. eighty (S0,) Of range Two I, east Of sbs
6fth I. M; which said Conveyance vas made for
the purpose Of securing the payment Of . prom
sorry note and interest therecn, made BY said Will
one thousand dollars, dated April LIST, 1857, bsar-
ing ten per cent. interest from date.
And nov, said note having become due and pay
able, and the said William Johnston having failed
to pay the same, and the said Trustee, char.
Powers, having died, I John c.. bills, Trustee by
tho appointment of tho Judge Of the County
Court Of scott county, Iowa, according to the
stipulation IN said Deed OF Trust, do hereby give
this public notice, that by virtue Of the power
which is in ne vested BY said Deed Of Trust, and
aptointment, will. on Saturday the 18th day Of
June, 1851, at the hour Of two o'clock in the after
neon Of said day, 1t the Court House door, in the
city Of Davenport, said county and State, expose
and oder for sale, 1t public auction, the parcels
Of land above described, or 30 much thereof ~
shall be be necessary TO satisfy and pay the
amount Of said note, with the interest thereon %
the day of sale, together with all the costs and
expenses attending siad sale, costs Of this notice
and Trustees fees.
JOHN c. BILLS,
Trustee by appointment of the Judge Of the
County Court Of Scott county, Iowa
Dated May II, 1851. lmy18-dts
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-07
BUSINESS MEN, ATTEATI0N!
TWIN CITIES DIRECTORY
For 1864 and loo0.

NVHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN So
i licited by the business men to publish q Di-
rsctory for the Cities Of Davenport, Rock Island
and Moline, has commenced the work, and will
have the Book ready 70. delivery about the 18th
Of June next, and from his experience in the bust .
mass, FEELS safe in promising to furnish . more CON-
plote and reliable Directory than heretofore issued
for these Cities.
The work will contain a complete list of all the
business and professional mon, Clerks, Statesmen,
Book Keepers, House Keepers. Ai.liners, Dress
Makers, Seamstresses, etc., residing or doing bust
ness in the City of Davenport, kssk Island or
Moline. Also sketches Of all the Churches,
Schools, Public Institutions and Societies, and o
general portrait Of the business OF the Cities. 1t
Will be printed on 6ne, white paper, and bound in
vassers will be employed, and the business mon
work.
II would be supsrhuous to mention here the
benefits Of . City directory to 1ourishin5 and rap
Idly growing Cities like these, OF the advantages
Of adver1ising in : work Of this character, where
the card Of the business man 10 continually in the
most pablo places Whsre Il meets the NOTES Of
al classes, bat it IL hoped that this will Be ap-
p.eciated by tie business men and their valuable
patronage exthnded
TERMS OF ADVERTISING:
One
Ooe-oatt Fa8e..... ........... 300
Vne-Iourth 800
fr'ce OF tho Book to subscribers, 3l.5O; to nom
saescribers, $500.
A. ID. BRIGHAM.
o. S"es' NO. %, Perry street, with LusE, LAm 1
April q, 1851.
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juns6-dH

YskUSTEE,S 6ALR.-Whesess, on the IL dav
= Of Jess, =. D., 1894, n. 4. HsSe Ana May
Hart biz Aifs, sxecuted unto Austia Coghjs a
Trustee, . esstais lied u Tsust, eosveyipe Il
said Tssstes the land in tlin,oa eoupty. lows.
dsseribsd - follows, te-wit; The noeth-ease
quarter Of section No. eightssn fI0,1 - tsvrsAip
s ssi . Z &. * = !. r. Is''. .s e .: ga s ss., :, Z!
Va made ~ The mid h. 4. ssd Mary J. 8art.
fos ths pssposs q ssssnag The pey.sst 4 aiss
Raj: da.sa sle - ~ q Js.e,A D, isao, and
payable - follows Oas fes tAs sso u my del-
lers, dus j. 90 ysas Ats ds1s, payable viii e.
change - kss Yesk City, md With interest q
The rate q tee ~ esas. pss annun SITTER msiur.
y. = full desSripdce = 81 The notss will -
fosnd q ~ Desd u 1r1st, rssssaed . pses sOl.
beOk ~" Of CIiseoa county Ssessds.
Ard now, SAID 1rss nots havine -
due ase .psyseles : ths aid b. N.
Hart havisg fsiIsd = pay tie ans /. Asstis
Cosbjs, Trustee - slssssaid. 3, hsrsSy ~
tAfs psblie noeiee that ~ vis.se u ~ psv-
eS whieh - j. - vested ~ Md bod - Tr.st.
] Will, . Saturday, ~ 81 day u July. n.
D. 1851, q The hssS = nise o,eIeek - ths foee.
100 q aiAday, - ths CosSs Houes loos, o. ~
CRY Of Dsvsspsst, expose aad e9sr for aIe.
= pablis s~aette0, he pasesl " land sbove
asseEibsd, . 70 0Osh tAeSsof % shall he nesea.
~ - sasisy ard ~ The anoanAeof Nd No.
With the stsssstthsFsea - thsAsy u sale, to9eeh
y with oil The costs ssA expresses seaenians 49,
costs o. this netjes 50 1psesssfe1n.
Dated tAe Sth day u Jsss, -. D. 1851.
AUSTIN COkDlN.
jsse-dsl fsssess.
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TkUSTEE'S SALE.-Whsreas, on the S0th
L day of juno, 1856, Wesley vandussr and
Marguerite 8. Vanduser, his wife, Of Scott coun-
ty, Iowa, executed unto Charles Powers, - Trus-
tee, . certain Deed of Trust, conveying to said
Trussee the land in Scott county, Iowa, described
as follows, 10 wit The south west quarter ofthe
northeast quarter OF section nine 90 in to, n
east of the fifth p. n. which said couveyance
was made for the purpose Of securing the pay
ment Of . certain p'Omiss0ry note and interest
thereon, made by said Wesley vanduser and
stephen Thompson to Edgar Vincent, for the
sum of six hundred and six dollars, dated June
S0th, 1856, bearing ten per cent. interest from
date.
And now, said note hsving become due and
payable, and the said makers having failed to
pay tho same, and the said Trustee, Charles
the appointment Of the Judge Of the County
Court OF Scott county, lows, according 70 she
stipulation in said Deed Of Trust, do hereby i've
this public notice, that By virtns sf the power
which 10 in me vested 81 said Decd Of Trust
and appointment, l will, on Saturday the 18th
day Of June. 1881, 1t the hour Of two o'clock il
the afternoon Of eaid day, q the Court House
door, in the city OF davenport, in aid county Of
Scott, expose and offer for sale at publio auction.
the parcel Of land above deeonbcd, o. % much
thereof - shall be necessary = satisfy and pay
the amount Of said note, With the interest there.
on to the day Of sale, together with III the costs
AID expenses attending aid sale, costs Of this no
tics and Trustse's fees.
JOHN G. BILLS,
Trustee BY appointment II the Judge Of the Co.
Court Of Scott county, Iowa.
Dated May II, 1851. [myls-dH
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TRUSTEE'S SALE.-WHsR.As, on the LIST
day Of June, A. d 1860, Els abeth lled and
Jssob lieu, her husband, executed unto Austin
Corbin - Trustee, . certain deed Of Trust, CON-
veying TO said Trustee the land in Clinton coun-
y, Iowa, described ~ follows, to-wit: Tho
northeast quarter Of No. 4 irteen 49, in town
ship No. eighty-one (81,) north Of range No. i've
(5,) east of the 5th +. M; which said convey
auce Vas made by the said Elizabeth and Jacob
lieu, for the purpose Of securing the payment Of
ten certain Promissory notes and the intssest
thereon, signed BY said Elizabeth and Jacob lief,
dated the LIST day Of June, A. d., 1850. and paya-
BILE - follows: One for sixty dollars, due il one
year from date, payable with exchange on New
York City, and with interest at the rate Of ten
per cent. per annum after maturity. A full dss-
csipsion Of al the notes will b found in the Deed
Of Trust recorded on pags sos, book -" Of Clinton
Go. records.
And now, said hrst note having become due and
payable,And thesaid Elizabeth and Jacob Ilo6 hav.
ing failed to Pay the same, !, Austin
Corbin. Trustee . Aforesaid, do hereby give
THIS public notice, that BY virtue Of the power
TSaich II in me vested BY said Deed Of Trssh
wiA, on Saturday, the 9th day Of July,
:. =. 1851, at the hsur of nine o'clock in the
y 81 said day, ct the Court House door, in
ss..sSHs.tyo OF Davenport, sxpossa and sAer for sale, 1t
S..Sns.I auction, the parcel Of land shove
-."Secs @ . much thereof, - shall b neoessa-
~. ~ A.so!y And pay the amount due o. mid lets,
~. ! sae interest thsreon TO the day e sale, To-
~ WIN al the costs and expensos aAtendin9
~ 49, eosts q this notioe ond Trnsfeo,e -.
Osssd ~ 81 day q Ian, =. D.. l00l.
,..s Aus1U O011Lu,
TRmDRDm z
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TkUSTEE'S SAI E.-whseeas. on the ist d.v
Of June, A. ID 1850. II. A. Hart and Mary
J. Hart, his wife, executed unto Austin Corbin
- Trustee, . certain Deed Of Trust, Conveying 10
said Trustee the land in Clinton csuunty. Iowa.
dsseriesd ~ follows, to.wis The southwest
quarter OF section seventeen Ia, in township No.
eighty-ons ISL. north Of. rsnge number six 1871
cas-, Of The 9Th psineipal meridian !; which said
Conveyance was made by the aid H. a. and
Mary J. hart, for the purpose Of securing the psy.
ment Of nine certain prom ssosy notes, siRped 0y
said H. A. Hart. dated the lst day Of June, A.. D..
1860. and payable - follows: Ous for the sum Of
Sly dollsrs, dus In ONE year from date, payable
with exchange on New York City, snd With inter
ct at The rate Of ten Per cent. psr AMMAN after
maturity. A full description Of al the potes
will Be fosDd in the Deed II Trust, recorded o.
page sos, book y" Of Clinton county records.
And nov, said Arst note havisg become due and
payable and the said II. a. Hart having
JAILED to pay the same. ], Austin Corbin
Trustee - Aforesaid, do hereby give this pub
lie notice, that b virtus Of the pov Or which e in
me vested by said Iced Of Trust, l will. on Sat.
urday, the 9th day Of July. A. D. 1861, q
the hosr Of nine o'clock in the forsnooo Of said
day,a 1t the CoaSt House door in the clsy or Dsv-
snPort. expose and Offer for aale, o. pablie ace
tioa< The parcel Of Land above described, Or %
much thereof - shall b. necessary 70 satisfy
and pay the amount Of said note, with the in
tsrest thereon % the day Of ssls. together With
al ths costs and sxpsases attending said sale.
costs Of this notice and Trustee fees.
Dated The 9TH day Of JuIs, A. d. 1851.
. JUSTIN CORBlN,
jonso-d6I Trustee.
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vns1UN11xD SAlB-WnmnAa. = - ~
y eeYe91nsA, = y, 1ooe. H. uol1S,SS
- ~ Seeete nbs1g. Ais wife. essesas1 No.
~ 80 sssssss. - - 9
Csaa0. Ie9as 1eesthsd 8 1sllsuo. oe-v1e-
- - theeass heaf e ~ ssusA-cese e1orta
4 ssseisa. rIe. agAsses tts.l i essssssp Ne.
sveaY.slo.s CyssJ sessA g naqs ~ thsss I'll
- 3 tAe - e. .Iesaossaags = ~ sssai.
No sisAtsea ne = aia lssssSin "a tls -
tioe afessnid J tkeass suaaia0 das vet sseAsy
1901 seds; tAsses doe Dosth eeehusdssd "A six-
y (le0] reds theass dssesssfssy t~el geds,nors
g leoe, onel 10 totessoots The GoasHen bounaasy
In ~ east ~ sOusk dissstiss alsag ssad ssuahess
boundary lice Of The said n. = \. Railroad, uneil
IL seikos shns divtdiag sa3d ooeeieo No eiehteen
Ill aaa sessioe No. sevsatsea (l71 N sane eovn-
ship; thence ue soutA ese hsndsed anA twenty
I's3l sos:: .oss F. lss;, sloss .aad lias d''iS,.s
tho paaes e begieeing; which said eonvsyast s vss
nads b. the said Haas 6tostsnben ior tse ~. poee
Of securing he yDest II epe esrsaip pecniseoyy
nots and the interest thefeoa, signed By said
Hans Stol,eabsrs, dated Tie Let day Of Deesmber,
ne. "a s. 49,: !: 4: i.s d ssy:s =: & ca ::'.s' ): r c:i ,:..
foe the san Of twenty-five hundred aad thirty
dcliass. payable q the o0ss Of Naskles = Cosbia
With interest ~ the rste II ten Per cent. pr IN.
nan after maturity.
Ana nov, saso peonfeeesy note havine beeoue
dne and Psyshlss , de said 0toltsabssg
9ev1ns failed 70 pay the aos, ], 0se. 8. G. Dow,
afssess :. ssorssaid,Ae hereby awe this psblie so-
aee, tastby virtue of the = vhish 10 IL n
$500 ~ sid Deed Of Trust, I vLl, on Saturday.
re Itsdsy Of Jane. 4. d. lssl, Of tie hoss
2. nase 0elosk Y sAe fossaooe u said day, q The
oo.s' nSess aoes, IN The eity Of Dsvsapost, o..
pose sed oest tor sale, st publie suesioe. ne
parcel oflaod sbsvs described, o. 20 ~ ~.
Of - shall b necessary 70 satisfy aud nay 50
amount Of said nots, with the interest there
en- % the day Of sale, together With eli the eost,
aoa espenses attending said ssls, costs II sAia
Dated The 3ytA day Of April, 4. D. 1861.
GU. 8. G. DOW,
aps30l Tvrstee.