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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1861-04-25

QUESTIONS TO BE ANswERED.--l. Does
it cost anything to print newspaper?
2. Have L paid for my paper?
8. Is not this particular period first
rate time to pay up?
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Frank Smyth a correspondent of the
New York Times, and other Black Re
publican papers, was publicly flogged in
Richmond on Wednesday by William
Lloyd, one Of the proprietors Of the E.ran'-
iner.
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ARMYsAND NAVY NEws-It is stated
that Major Anderson will be tried by a
coilrtefinquiry (not court-martial) in a
few weeks. This does not imply a suspi-
cion of his honor, but is merely militia
ry rule If the court deem his case one
for court-martial, he will then be ar
raigned before it.. 1t is said, too, that all
the commanding officers of the fleet re-
ported, to have been off Charleston will be
Brought before court Of inquiry.
The New York Es:prcss says that over
rss;ih resigshtts EfnRy navy officers will re-
sign this week. Four at New YORK are
certain to throw up their commissions;
The result will be necessarily the rapid
promotion of Juniors and the conslgnlng
Of feiieates to the care Of lieutenants COM
naanding. Of the home fleet, the Po1ohat-
an, Crusader, Wyandotte, lMohauck, Water
Witch, and PocahontaS are commanded by
Iieutenants.
There is a rumor that Comodore Pen
= dergast's being superseded in command OF
The home squadron had more to do with
his KontuclSy birth than with the lealy
condition of his flagship. His successor
n C0mOu0re DIilHS ii'Hi i3 '' NV" iNoA
MORE SOUTHERN REsIGNATIoNs.-Among
the further designations from the United
States service, which we noticed, are the
following:
Col. Benjamin Huger, in command Of
the Maryland State Arsenal.
Major Anderson, in command Of the
Company of the United States 5, troops at
the Arsenal at Fayetteville, N. o.:
Joseph Price, of Wilmington N. Z. LIST
lieutenant in che Revenue service.
Col. Charles Lee Jones, Adjutant OF the
District of Columbia Militia. on
George Loyal, Naval Agent at Norfolk
Major George G. Hutter, of Virginia
Payniaster in the late United States AT
mx-CAarEeston Mercury.
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sr. Lou1s, April 1S.-zGov. Jackson tells
Cameron that his requisitioni is illegal, un-
constitutional, revolutionary, inhuman,
diabolical, and cannot be complied with.
Missouri will not furnish man for such
an unholy crusade. Ibid,
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Appo1SrMENr.-Gen. NJ. L. Bonham
has been appointed by President Davi:
Brigadier-General in the Cofederat(
States army.-C0urler.
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WANTED TO BoRRow.-1n addition to
Lincoln's other troubles, the Washington
States vouches for the following:
"There arc now in this city between
sixty and seventy men, mostly from the
West, who have informed Lincoln that he
must either give them an office OF lend
them money to get home with"
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n,;ssSa sAsH HJLLs April llSs.NGov. Harris re-
Sos Sgo = Ll2e9lSn6s call on Tennessee for
. cgiments, that Tennesse will not IT
furnish single man for coercion, but III
ty thousand, if necessary, for the defence
Of her rights and the rights other South
ern brethern.-Columtia Press.
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FORT SUMTER AND New ORLEANs.-The
battle of Fort Sumter was accompanied
bv even less loss of life than that at New
Orleans. In the latter battle only seven
Americans were killed, whilst the ground
was literally strcwcd with the fallen ranks
and columns of their enemy. If the pick
ed regulars of Great Britain, numbering
double the American force, met such re-
ception at the hands of Southern militia
men, what right have the gasconading
cockneys of New York, Boston, Philadel-
phia, g., to expect an easy victory =
Richmond Dispatch
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= FOURTH REGIMENT, S. C. Y-Persons
corresponding with members of compa-
mics comprising the 4th Regt. S. G. " com.
manded by Col. J. BE Sloan, will ad-
dress to the care of tlle-eaptain of the
cc,prpaassss-~-Unrch their friends are at
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-03-13

IEcENMG Applying. When the
agriruliurisI (says the celebrated lac
Lis) loses sight of the conditions
which determine the duration If his
large crops, and relied oi the effects
Of his labor alone without ~ the same
time taking care ~ replace. by ma
nnring those which are removed hy
his crops. he j. then specializing on
the wealth u his fields "a tue extent
OF which Ne knows nothing. and car.
receive 10 Information from others --
IIc seizVs beforehand on the PROD net
81 his fields. which in after years
would undoubtedly have come 10 hin:
and the only difference between him
and railroad specnlator IS generally
this: That the punishment for his
foolish deeds inevitably overtakcs him
or his Successors, which the specnla-
tur sometimes escapes by laying on
the shoulders Of others. The appar-
entity remunerativc employment Of
these means ON many fields may last
for long time ere the agricnlturalst
becomes aware Of the injury he is do
Ing himself by negleciing 70 return
the mineral end other substances re-
moved by his crors. hut the longer he
continues hy them 10 obtain these
large crops. he is approaching nearer
and nearer the limits at which they
must cease. These are lessons which
il j. hard fr orr farmers cultivating
rich virgin soil 70 learn and apprc-
ciate; vet the very lands which have
occupied 50 much Of the attention If
this distinguished chemist. and which
now only yield renumeratiye crops by
the application OF immense quantities
Of guano. bones and other costly ma
nnrcs. were once as rich as tie most
fertile prairie Of the Great West.
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\ Coon CHICKEN PIE.-This. il
well made. is one Of the most accept
able OF chicken fxings.r a CORES.
pendent sends tie following directions
to the American Agriculturist. Joint
the chicken. thoroughly cleanse all the
parts, and boil all the pieces in Just
enough water until tender. Take
them out and add to the liquor, but
ter, pepper and salt to the liking.
some also put in wine and additional
spices. Line the sides Of deep disl
with ordinary paste or pie crust, lay
10 the chicken, pour over it the liquor
and distribute about the dish dozen
balls the size Of a walnut made Of but
ter and flour worked together. Gov
er with paste. pinch it well together
about the edges, but leave an opening
IN the center for the steam to escape
The top crust may be ornamentcd ac
cording to fancy. Bake in a quicl
oven until the crust Is well done.
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NOTICE TO HEIRS OF PETITION TO
SELL REAL ESTATE

STATE OF Indiana, County Of Dubois:
Notice is hereby given. that Daniel Jones.
administrator Of the Estate Of Morton Jones
Deceased, has filed bis Petition, 70 sell cer-
YIN Real Estate Of the decedant, his per-
sons' being insufficient 10 pay bis debts,
snd that ssid re'iiion will be heard al he
mex term Of The Court of Common pleas "
sa'd co.n'y. b y. EDMONSTON, Crk.
LAIRD - Adsms. pct'rs sttys. FEB Is
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LEA FOR THE PRESERVATION on
BiRDs.-llon. Samuel A. Law. a
Meredith, n. r.. and for the last three
years Member Of Assembly from Del
aware county. has written a commu.
nication upon the Act of last winter.
one section Of which forbids the kill
ing at any time Of the nightingale
nighthawk blue bird. yellow bird
Baltimore oriole, finch, thrush. lark
sparrow, martin, swallow. robin. q,
bobollnk, between the first dav 81
February and the first day September
under penalty Of fiity-cents for each
bird killed. The reason for the pas.
sage Of this law he states to be the
agency Of these birds in preventing
the increase Of noxious insects. /,
has been urged that the robin was 4
destructive to cherries and strawher
ries. as to iustify its destruction. Thi.
opinion. Prot. j. w. p. jerks. )
Middleboro' Massachusetts. has snc
ccssfully rcfuted. The plan adoptec
by him was, to obtain birds at day
break, midday and sunset; to Oh
tain them from village and country
and to preserve the contents Of thei
gizzards. He demonstrated conclu
sively that insects injurious to vegcta
ton constitutes the natural and pre-
furred food of the robin, and that du
ring two-thrds Of the year the birl
takes no vegetable food watever.-
Whenever vegetable food was found il
the body. II was onl in limited qnan
Titles, and mixed with insect food. Thi
was only IN the months Of June. july
August and September, and then III
vegetable products consisted mainly 4
elderberries and pokcberries. I'll
edible fruits Destroyed were in too min
nte quantities to warrant complaint.
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cases - Fearfuly Fatal, called Femall
Weaknesses and Irregularities.

cases 20 INtfiuiy 4 h'"'s '"''fu ieh'A'e
Weaknesses and Irregularities.
THERE rs NOTHING IT'S EQUAL
Also. Liver arrangements Or Tyfpldiiyi
anr Liver Complaints. Diseases a the Kid
neys. or any general arrangement u M
Urinary organs.
II will no, only cure he debility following
lCHILLS ara FEVER. but prevent All D.
lfacks arisir from Missmaiic Influences. end
lcure the Ill -ases al once, II already a.
tackled.
TRAVELLERS should have a bottle with them,
as II will infailibly prevent any deleterious
consequences following upon change q cli-
mate and water.
| Az il prevents costiveners strengthens
The digestive organs, il Shout be 10 The
Hands "a an persons ~ sedeniary habits.
| LADIES not accustomed u much out d
don exercise should always use n.
| MoTnERs should use 4, too Il i perfec
lrelief, taken month or Two before the tinal
trlal. she will pass the dreadful period with
perfect case and safety.
There u 10 mistake about III
THE CORDIAL IL ILL We CLAIM FOR It'll!
Mothers Try Ill
And 70 you we appeal, 70 detect the III
moss or decline not only Of your daughters
before il be too late, but also your sous and
husbands; for while the former from false
deIicacy 20 down 70 premature grave raIh-
or than let their condition be known 10 time
the latter ore often 30 mixed upin the excite.
lment OF business. that II II were not for yon
they TOO would travel in the same downward
path, until tits too late 10 arrest their fatal
all. But The mother 10 always vigilant, and
10 you we confiden,iaIly appeal, foe we are
sure your never failing affection will uner.
lrinrlv point YOU 70 PROF, WOODS RE
lSTORATIvE CORDIAL AND BLOOD
II RENOVATOR as the remedy which should
be always on hand in time Of need.
PRcr. WOODS HAIR Rest RATIvE
Il too well known for US q recount il won.
eriul effects in restoring Grny Hair to ils
original color, and producing Now Hair on
bald heads.
\ We could refer 10 thousands OF living
witnesses, TO be found Ia every city aud viii
llaqe III the Union, but our space will mol
admit. We need do no more than assure
The people It's quality Il as good as ever, and
that II may be relied on as the only harm.
Hess article in the market for Restoring the
Grey and Bald.
4 The Restorative Cordial and Hair Res'or.
\ alive are for sale by o. }. WOOD g. co.
't4H Broadway, N. ", ia Market street
St. Louis and BY all Druggists.
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NOTICE a. n~rcny gwen nut sill sell
~ N pnhlic Auction. coin mpuciug 90
MONDAY. lhe 25sh dss IN AZ rsn, ",
uu conilrae % r,il from das % Ualsln ne
town N HA-viI'e and vicin w. NJ ine per-
sonal property ~ TAKEN y, 'hr tl''a, n
Duha cuuniy \. longing ~ Juln \. Tfo"p.
afe N Orenge q unlg deems n. consisting
~ q large N, % diy goods, groceries, boris,
h,vr, qYesnS~ are, hardware; alro. " ~
lnHns.i, N drugs aud medicines sud axiilFrs
inr drug store. near ionr shonsHn bu.h y
cor', several thousand y M hnik ard Bar
rel OHrk wleat oais. heans, ilsi blai rsr.
'uolly finished several houssnd siaves. SIEVE
ral ihuusard ieet walnut i1nDer. horses csi-
ilt, -'ock hngs. no aud u N hofee wagons.
farming utensils. and a.. z new two and
one horse steel md css, piJws.
A credit ~ Twelve mor'hs will he given
"n al SONS over three dollars thc Purchaser
giving his note with approved security waiv-
ing ynnali0n and rppfn~mcn' laws
T. N. ERAXTAN. udm'r.
Feb 20 1861 -3v
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being well known throughout Europe and America. needs
commentator here. They purel, vegetable,
prepared with sreaf cxactness and snnreoasd. No
better catlasc PM can ~ und irIcr p cts. Ter iox
These medicines prepared ~ Dr. y. H. JAcEsox &
Co. Philadelphia r.. ami ~ Louis No. md are al ~
druggists aud dealers resnrs every whcro The is
nature II G. N. JACKSON VII. ~ the outside 81 each
bottle or box
will fnd testimony and cuinaenda.ory notices frcm all
parts q tho country IAess lnauacs given away ~
AL cur agents.
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Safe Of India d. Conp'y " Duori--
~ os Com. Pleas Corr, May'term, 1861
julia Jones.
W.
VIM Jones, Comp. for Partition
Iss y. Jones,
Iohn Jnnes. &c ~.
Z 4 appearing 10 the satisfaction Of The IN
4 dersigned clerk 81 said Court, by me A.
lidsvit o. adi-interesici prison. that William
ZONES. John Jones. James y Jones, a bra
ham Hunkns and MlryJ tiapkins. bis wife
defendants N TIE above entitled cause IRE
uot residents Of th, ste N Iniians, Tne
said william Jones, Jshn jones James y
Jones. Abrshnm Hankins and nnrF Han
kins, hIs wife. are hereby Notified Of me I'll
ing Of saio petition. and pfndepcy Il Said
action. and thar the aAIne vi stard Tor
trial on The 2nd day 81 said term Of said
Couri, . Be hrld at The Court House 10 the
Town ~ Jssnrr in y ~ roun'v commencing
On the III M9ndsy u NV ls6i when and
where they will be required . sprcar AMI
answer ~ denur thereto, or the same VIII
De determined in their sL~ei ce
b. b. EDMONSTON, Clerk,
~ b BUErTsER Dernty.
laird g. Adrms. A',vs for pet'rs F@h IL
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-17
ii;E G.sEiH l.NGL.5H HENlLI.
SIR JAMES CLARKES
CcycE-Ascd Ee1..a.c Pits.

Protected by Royal Le,tc.s Patent.
Presrret rim q prescription Of Sir j. Clarke, u.
d., Physician Extraordinary to tho Queen.
Tni. inv lnab,e medicine is uafailiny ia the
T.. NJ those painful AMI dan .erols disc -.
t. WHEN tbs ic,ulie constitution is subject. Il
mo .satcs an excess end remove al! distractions,
ALL = speed cure may be relied on.
70 MARRIED. LADIES'
it Is peculiarly suited. Ii will, in short time
brin. the monthly period with regularity.
Fab bot price Que Dollar, bears the D.atrri
meat Stamp Of Great Britain, TO prevent CO -
tcr.ciif.
CAUTION.
2Sose PTls should MT be taken nv females 1m
inn the fL.SI IHKiE IONIUs oj preynaDea,
os thy snrs to tri'g 0. Aswa sriage, 6M al
any u ie, time they a,e.
In al eases Ut Nervs,s al Spinal Affections.
J. in la tbs Back ami i.i.ubs Fatigue st.sht
cyar.iUt, al station III q heart. Ii .s'ercs AMI
Whsles rhcsc mi viii elect :. cure vi c,, All otn
c. IS Ba,e fa,iei; AL al ea"ogl :. powe. e..
cl,dy, Il, not coataia .rou, >sionei, atiiasny,
any, .si. aur,igt 10 tlc constitution.
Full a ract.oas in tho p'mp,lst around each
r.:xa re- ach shouli DC c,rclu..y preserved.
-. :, 4eni Tor tn United Stiies a.i ,naia.
JOB .iOSLS, Late /. &. baldwin 3 Co..
dorchester. y
N. D.-Sl.0o AMI postage stalnps vi. !osed "a
nay au.anrlz gent. viii snsu.e a boit-c, con
t. nia9 - Iilis, by r.-tura mail.
sod ~ al! Drag ,ists in Davenport and else
where uo13 d4~iy
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TsNhUSfrL'S SAl.E.-A nras4s, o, tn, Is,
L day OF june. A. % $50, T. IL beth licn and

TsShCSfrE'S SALEM nrWsas o., tho lst
L day or june. a. So, T. IL .bcf III licn and
~ oh ieI. n-r husband, cAc,utsl unto Austi,
e. bnas =: see. - certain dc,d o. Trust Con-
Y YIN. 10 said Trustee TIC lane ia linton c,up-
W. Aysa, Lcacrloed as follows. t,-w,s. The
no.&.i cast garter No. T. ,r;ecn 3 / IL town
SHIP 10. eighty zone ST. nsr,h OF ran C No. 5ye
4 D. east oi the 9th L. III. wh,ca sad convey
ma.e WIS made b. trc sail III Z ,acih aud .Iscs
lied fSr tho parpsse II securing the lasneut .,
ten .er.a,a rroni-sary noses AMI 'ae in.eres.
taercun, ignsa b. s,la Lli1sbsth and ,acoo n. L
ds,sd toe isLduy vi J9ne, A. H., To-. AMI psya-
b.sa- cilrws: t're t,r sky dollars. due IL ono
Jeaf /. On da payable n,sn exs.an-e on Nes
" K G,:s. and with n crest IT the lnte # To-.
pif cant. ecr arm N afer iiia.u.ity. fail des
c7ir.loa & all 1he notes will b. !auni in III. iiee
o. "a recorded On page BIS, book ~ CT CLIFTON
CO re.ug IS.
"a aoa, IS ia first note hsviG, bcc,.ae s.r. ara
,ay aolc, ID thcs said t.z ihe.n .id Ia cob ...E ay
la, ,s.ei t. Fay tho sa;;.e. |, Aas,u
Ayrb;n. trustee Us aforesaid, ,to hereby gi,.
tai. puS,'c uoti,e, that ny v toe 81 tie n. -c.
w-,s. Is u ma vested Ivy saiu Deed .. rrus,
] VII, IN SATURDAY, the t., Day cf July
n. a.. i,ol, ut ITO hsur III r:a- clock ~ tn
fo:s.:an u, sad day. ct The Cver. House door, IN
toe ,ityo, DIven;.ns !, s-.i'Vsc Ser o- sale. al
ripii: AN stion, ia. t-fcei vi liui ahnge
I,sss,'cl ~ i0u0n thcrusf shall ,c neccs.a-
~ =, "a IL aui pay the AZ, ,an: dae sa,i n,,e
w..h tie iatsgsss tness.s ~ tue day IL -ae 10
gs;asf w'ta AL sis CTS IS and cxlcusrs aten.lin.
slid sl,. costs II this notice asl Trustees tse:.
UA..d The .ta dAy u luas a. ~, lsHt.N =
t.n2.SssJS AUSTIN CU1hIS,
.ic Bslss)w ys oh fixsSs&s.
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7; ...UsTEk's SALi. w hcreas On tho IT dsy
o. Jnne, A. ~, a., IL y. Hart and Mary }.
Hart: lis .isc, executed u1fD Austil Corbin ~
.,ustce Il certain eed oi IfL.t, conveying 10
sti I.Dst ti., land in lin On county, ioWa,
da+ett bel a. irMs, io-u,t. TITO nJrih en- I
quarter 81 sses.aa W eighteen IS. III town.hi;.
10. gLfy-..nc - .ortn u ransc NJ Fix IT,,
c.st III tue j.il =. A. which sail convcy Il &c.
y made ~ ;ac sid II. A. and M.ry J. iiat,
.ur the su,;osc of steur.ns The payment " .iIs
cur.., 4, psorsss+ory oics, gLci by rail Il. A.
s.at. B. CO he IL, day ri .'ua., a., 1870, AID
30 ri wnsci VS. payable ~ f..iows.
towt. Tor tho .f fry dollar,
rue i. sne Jar sf'cr date, !sysf.s With ex
Oh ,n.o On >e J ork lily, III, w,tn iatersss ~
the rate Of ton Ter rsa'. PER annufa after MATURE,
Is. !. ia acsrr i'iel vi III the notes will be
lJand in ITO ccl Il irusf. res Lsd On page 3vl
sves - o. I.iIton c unity rccnrds.
Asd now, sa,d dessnbsd n.tc hiving be-
come due md Maya, IL, anl the sid IL. a.
Hart i.a.!ng tssiel to paw he rsfDe, !, Austin
C.sLin, T,1xice a..,etsif. hereby give
III. pnb.i- notice that, By VI. ue " the pow
:, wis. Is il IN veasel by SAL iced ~ TrHl.
| viii, on "a ascsy, the 9Th dsy Vi July, A.
d. 1861. at the h,ur vi nIne c'clork IN tns foFs-
mo-, D. ss;i lay, ~ the C.sst ii"u.e d.cr, in TIE
t.ls, o. payei port, exp~e AID offer FIR sais.
at pubic au:t.pa. lhs parcel o. ianj above
lescr red, or mecn thereof ~ shall 10 neces
s..s "a -ati-fy ana psy tns amount - sd ante
ID iH;cye thereon 10 tus d. VI sale, tOxeth
or v.h ~! tie .srs ami ex-e1les a,fe. ding sA.d
sslc. .cs.s 81 tI,i. n.tice nni i-us:c.'s fpss.
BATE tie l-,h uay d .u.., A. u. i,ol.
AlSIiy .U.h's.
;ncS ,.isl .Isssrs.
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fiNnUaIE.'S Sal E.-N hercas, on the 3ath
1 dry ,f June. ls56, Wesley N.uduz.t am,
Msr!afrtc :. Nand.z =, his vi C. oi .C.,tt coun-
". low, executed u.i.u iar,cs l'na e!s z, Irn>-
tee acernln iced aT fruit. eanve ilss I. rad
Tiui ee III iasid in scat county. lava drsc5 bod
as allows. 10 wit 90 - utl wGst .t,lJr,. " u tho
nosth-cssi quarter q. scc.ion nine {. IN To- n
ship seven y-Lin. ~ rtr'h OF ran.- fv, s.
of the Eth T.. VI. which sa en-. .yan.,
made for the pnr.u y! secuIny the paw
ment of certain p'u;nissury note AL in,es.s,
Thereon, r,r.n by said ey.cy Nafeu,.r Il
ssc. n l!,ei,soi 10 Ell, II Vincent: H.. h.,
sun u six hurlreI and SIX aclinrs aatel IGne
:tih. X 81, byai.g tea ltr cent. IL e.cst iron
date
Ard no@. sai,, no'c having become due and
ayatIe. s..d II. saii makers having fined 10
ray ;nn SAM. aud tig .sf.l !tu>,4e Charles
i'~wels. h.v - L.~u. John E. '..:s .ru "a. ~
10 ap oisi meat Il Tic Judge OF ii. couht,
,ourt Of scott eeu.iy. Iowa. ccori,u, - re
stivllasi, Ia said ieea &; Iiust. lo by give
tbi> pubic notice. that by vsr,ue Il tae fow.r
" H., Il IL j., me vested " sad 10 d or Irusi
and appoir,insnt. | Will, On .atar.ay the Ism
/ W. JTae isoi, ~ .ae hour az two c.o., IL
the afternoon II said day. at he Court House
dor. n u. city Of 1'.t.. htnr.. in SAID county 1T
Sc;i, expose 81. s!cr tnr sa'o ut rusl:c au1i,on.
the i:.:.ei Il land above dc bci, or SC uuoh
taerroi a. shall he ne ,s-arr 10 tss:y A. d pIy
team uE; Of said 1870, with tho interest t;,sre
to the lay Of see. io-- her vita al iha east.
nd esiensg- ar'cs ing s-! sale, costs OF ,ais no
tice ID Trustees fees.
JOHN G. ElLLS
Trustee ~ cp-oin. ners - the Judge Of tho Co.
G ',.T5 Of Seas eangy, Iowa.
Patel say IL, sS6i. rfnvJa-d,s
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-17

y:Ni UsrEE'S SAi L Whereas. on tho Ist d "
/ OF la c. A. /, $50 II. a. Fart AMI Mary
J fiart. to-, wife, executed n.so Austin Goblin
q. Thu {, !, cert in Deei of Trust, Conveying to
sad Iru Ice thc ,aus IN Clinton county, Iowa.
iesc-.A3. a, sci aws. to Wit: fAs s,uth ives,
qHariero u section sew nice H. in iown-hip No.
els y. lie 5in ps,teipai meridian /; which said
Nary J, .art Tor the putpos Of SC uring The ply
u,cnt # nins certain prom ssory notes. signed "
.aii II. A !, ~. dated he ist Dag o. June, a. ID
is6o, aui %, oil which was payable A.
fol- Ts, to-ni.: tor the sum Vi fits
coil rs. due ia ono year from date, ysyAOc
wiih exchan % on New ork CITY, AMI with inter
est st the rate III ten per cent per annun after
"a ,turity. A full d '>..rip,ion at all the nOtes
Will DC ID nd in the .ect IT 4rust. recorded Oh
PIG, 49, bvok..L" Of CLINTON county rccor.s.
An nyw, said described note navi 4 become
due aud paya bio and the said Il. \. hart having
fiiied 10 ply Tho same, ], Austin Cofbiu
tTa,tec ores.ic. d. hereby give THIS puo-
lie notice, that by virtue OF the po or wbiehis 10
rie ves;ed ~ saiu He.d vi Trust ! will. ON Sat
urdsy, tic 18Th day of July. A. ID. 1861, n,
the hupr OF lime .e.Jck in the forenoon vi said
day, at the Co.rt House door IN Ia. y OF Dav-
cnport expose aud oter for sair, Ut pdtic auc-
ton the ,,afcei Of land above described or so
inu b thereof shall be Necessary to ratIsty
and pay the ;maeDt Uf said note, with the in
tare4t hes eon % lie day VI sale together .itb
MI TIC cvss and expenses attending said sale,
costs o. Ibis notcc aud Trustee, tees.
Dated ,.e 18th d. I.ne, A i. ,s6..
AUSTIN .UARiN,
junef-at. Trustee.