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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-05-10

tg Tie company Of recruits from Coos
county left Lancaster Monda! for Portsmouth
Inc Republican says they were 80 yalian,
young men, with strong hands and patriotic
hearts." An appropriate banner was pre-
sct.tcI them IS q parting mementc.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-05-10

A READY NoLUN1EEE.-The Litt,ctou Jour-
nal says that as soon as tidings of the threat
ened attack On Washington reached tina,
town, MIR Benjamin ". kilIburn took down
his rite and started for the nations cao;,aj
to aid IN its defense. He is said to be an
excellent marksman, and anxious to cover a
fighting secesslonlst with the sights of his
gun. Tie bears MS own expenses in the se,-
vice of his country. Such promptness equals
that OF John Stark, Of revolutionary memo
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-05-10

81 The fact that the government takes
10 NOR, recruits for less than three years, or
Tor the war. dampeAs the ardor of some who
were a'.xious 10 enlist under the three month
orders. \. who have volunteered, and are
not "l-..As 70 see the thing through, should
Withdraw and give their places to some who
are ready TO 90 in for the war. There are
plenty Of this last class.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-05-10

The Mormons in Utah don't like the re-
port that b. d. Harris Of Brattleboro, Vt,
wh" was secretary of the territory under Mr.
Fillmore, is now to be their governor.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-05-10
State Of Vermont.
ApIIT,yT X INSPECTOR GEMS OttICE.
RI-TIlNp. Nav Sd, 1851.

ApJT,NT X INSPECTOR GEMS OtiIrE.
RUTLAND, May Sd, 1851.
Whereas numerous applications have been
made by persons from different parts OF the
state. for commissions TO enlist Volunteer
Militia companies. under the recent act OF
legislature: and whereas but twenty ccfipa-
MES are required for the TWO regiments "hicH
are first to he organized and mustered INTO
service Il am directed b. the commando
in-chef to announce that the places herewith
designated are constituted recruiting sta
tons, and the persons whose namas are an
ncxed thereto are appointed.and VIII be com
missioned, to act as recruiting officers, Char
ged with the duty Of existing twenty eompa-
ues only.
am further instructed by the commander
in-chiet to tender 10 those citizens whose OIL
fcred services cannot be accepted now, the
assurance of his hsl. appreciation Of Their
patriotism and to say that in the organize
ton Of any future regiments, their clai..is WI.
be first recognized.
Volunteer companies are cautioned against
incurring expense for uniforms, or for any
other purpose until orders are given. A
st,le Of uniforms will be adopted for he state,
and the uniforms will be furnished by the
.Adiutant General.
Bv order of the Commanderln-cnlet.
II. IiLNkY BANTER,
Adj. X lnsp. Genl.
Ecuuittay Stations o,,A Eeoufng Ofictf>
Springfield, Windsor County. T. Cram.
Fletcher, Franklin County, L. W
Strait
Ludlow. Windsor County, Noiney 5. fuI-
lam.
), Johnsbury, Caledonia County, {. ;
Dana.
bennington, Bennington County, JAS. II
Walbrldge.
'Tunbridge. Orange County, Richard
Smith
Charleston, Orleans County, L. {. Rich
ards
Bra,tIeboro, Windham County, Francis
Goodhuc.
Montpelier, Washington County. +. y
Randall.
Ca>ilc:on. Rutland County, James Hope.
Essex County,
Burlington, Chit,enden County.
Woodstock. Windsor County, lLo.. Q
Seavcr.
Waterbury, Washington County, Chas
Dillingham;.
Coventry, Orleans County, y. {. West.
81 AlJaus, Franklin County, Thomas +
House.
Wells River, Orange County, David |
Carbin.
Ul,,l- I.,,;Io f,,,,., po,L.,, {
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-05-10

C. 1t look, little oquo!ly about Cairo
Hines y arg, force is gathering there by
order q the government. breastworks are
being thrown up. and IA strict blockade is
Aapt upon the Mississippi river 50 that no
arm, or munitions of war can 60 down the
river INTO $ecessa. This is a very important,
point. and very likely the rebels may make "a
dash At It in fact it is surmised that the ST.
cessionists Of kentucky and Tennessee Will
unitc 70 capture tins point.
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4otal AID State 1ltWs.
ADureuticp Wanted.

Wanted, all active, intelligent boy, about l6
years old. to learn the printing business. Inquire
at this Office. II
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"G...y bcdigh.,
\ gallant knight,
In Sunshine and III shadow,
Had Journcyrd long,
NLlLLtLaL IL NL,..r

In search o! T.. dorado.
And don't seem to care whether il be in Eut-
land. Baltimore or Richmond, -Me EEola-
ia; or whether he is 70 Jump into the enc
mes trench or the may polka. Capt Hunt
IS everywhere At home, and with the cior;oy,
memory OF Ran sun, hero and victor against
the enemies Of our flag in six different battle
fields, IN the last Of which lie fell, the Guards
VIII fully sustain the historic honors of tn,
Green Mountain State.
lcsierlay-the Sabbath-., ! o'clock \.
NJ, the regiment was formed for religious
services. Present. the commander in-chict.
adjutant general, and quarter master general.
the Rev Mr. stone chap plain. officiating. To
me the impression WAS the most imposing of
anything have seen in connection with their
parade. After reading the ID chapter of Ne
hemlah, Mr. Stone added short, pertinent re-
marks. impressins upon the soldiers the i'm
portance of retaining and bringing back the
good character they carried away, that Yer
mont expected this, that their fathers and
families would pray fOr it, and that their own
personal good and respect demanded it. He
reminded them how, at that blessed Sabbath
hour, the sanctuaries of church and home
were III spirit with them, how they would 90
with them IN the peaceful march or strife Of
battle, and that this remembrance should be
returned by well ordered lines, nothing for
getting Of what they owed the home hearth
stone, or of duty to their country's flag. IN
impressive prayer followed then the HYMN
beginning al the 9TH verse of the 6Oth
Psalm
$50 with armies to the fight,
Their guardian and their God "
was read, two lines at time. after the man.
ner Of the Presbyterians, and sung by the
entire regiment to the tune of Dundee, III.
chaplain leading, whose voice, both in speak
ing and singing, is pleasantly sonorous and
distinct. At this moment ofthe exercises more
intensely than | can transcribe to paper came
over me the reality OF the scene The voices
of seven hundred and eighty men rose on
the still air, not i'll masculine gutturals, but
with deepest pathoS, as if home, with the
softneSs of its children, The tenderness oil
mothers and wives, the benediction of ia
theirs, were all mingled and concentrated in
the glorious faith of the poet hymner.
Daring the exercises-necessarily very
short-l noticed among those noble men
more than one who sought to hide his emo
ton with his handkerchief, but as the bene
diction was pronounced, and the stentorian
voice of Col Washburn went through their
ranks and the order sounded down the line.
"shouder arms" the determination of their
faces answered back
NO Shrewish tears shall ill our eye
When the sword ; hits in our hand
Heart whole we'll part and no whit sighc
For the fayrest Of the land
Let piping swaine, and craven wight,
Thus weep and pulling crye,
OHr business is like men 10 fight,
And hero-like to die Hal.
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Patriotic Ncttin. 1t Ea>, Burke.

|. VI. SANE0EN, Sec'v.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-05
TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS, Hawkins Tsy Tor, by his Deed of
w Trust bearing date the ninth day Of June,
A. d. 1857, conveyed to George c. Dixon, a.
Trustee, the following descr bed real estate, sit
nate in iis.y's Addition to the City Of Keokuk,
County Of lee. and State OF Iowa, and more par
ticularly described as five ncres, being the south
hall OF Block number ten In seid A dbl ton; which
conveyance was naae to secure the payment Of
twelve Tromissorv notes, in said Deed If Trust
Ep CITED aud described, executed by said Hawkins
Taylor to Greene Erskins and Joseph Kidgway,
date the ninth day of June. 1857, payable In SIX
equal annual payments FIR III the third day Of Feb
rnary, A. ID. 1857, bearing eight per cent. interest
ard for the aggregate fnm Of 81 ice &C. 100; and
whereas the hrst eight Of said ard the inter
est remain due and unpaid therefore at the request
of the holders thereof, + George c. Dixon, said
Trustee, will sell the real estate above described
according to the provisions of said Deed os Trust,
at the front door Of he Court House in Keokuk
aforesaid, on the 2lst day Of March next, between
the hours OF clock u. m and o'clock p, IN If
Tint day. for oash to thu highest bidder TO satisfy
said notes, interest and costs.
GE0KGEC. DIXON,
Feb. 1G. Ief1.d Trustaa
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TRUSTEES SALE.

NJ HEREAe, james MitcnclI, by his Dasd IL
W Iius. beari date the 9Th day If June, A. ID.
1857, coay ycd TO ueoreo y. DiAou, Tr astee, the
following desc lbed real estate situate In Milsey
Addition to the C,'y II keokuk, County Of L,e,
ani state II Iowa, ard mere particularly described
a. tive acres, beng the ntrh halt Of Block number
two IN said Additions which conveyance was II AIDE
to secure the pay msnt Of twelve pronssory notes,
In said Deed ~ trust spec 4 arfd described exc
culed by said james Mitchell to Greene Erskine
and Jc.epb fidgaay, daad The ninth day Of June,
1871, PAYABLE Ia six equal annual pay scnls from
the third day Of February, a. ID. 1857, bearing
eight per cent intervst, and for the aggregate
sum ~ 81 ls6 66l00 and whereas the first al ghs
OF tald note ard the interest remain due and uu-
paid, therefore, ~ the request of the no ders there
Of |, Geofg &c Y. Dtxors said Trustee, Will sell the
real estats ahovc uaecrsbsi according 10 the pro-
visions OF sid Decd Of trast 81 the front door If
the court iuuse in keekuA aforSsad on this clst
day VI Ma CD next, between tho hours OF O'Clock
q. IN aid D Q 'coek p. 81 thai day, for cash, to
the higaess bsddcf, 70 satisfy said not j. interest
and costs. GkUMGE q DryaN
Feb Ia 1861 d4w Trustee.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS, hawkins Taylor, by his Deed OF
~ Trust bearing date the 9th day Of Jnns, a.
2. 1851, convey OIL to George q. Dixon, as Trsstae
the following described real estate, situate 10
Wilsey's Addition TO tbs City OF keokuk, County
OF Lee and state Of Iowa, and more Particularly
described q. five acrer, being the south haif OF
Bipck lumber eight in said Addition which con-
veyanoa WAS made to secure tho payment Of twelve
prom,sso.y mites, In said DEED VI Trust specified
aud described, executed hy said Hawkins Taylor
To Greene Erskine and Joseph Kidgway, dated the
9Th day Of June, 1857, payable in six equal annual
payments from the ID day Of February, A. ID.
1857 besring eight per cent. interest and for the
aggregate sum of 81, ib6 6b-fG0; and whereas the
first eight Of said notes, and tie interest remain
due and unpaid. therefore, mt tho request of the
holders thereof, /, George G. Dixon SAID Trustee,
will sell the real estate above decribed, according
TO the provTions If said Deed of rr usi 1T the front
door i the Court House ia keokuk aforesaid, on
the 2lst day Of March nexr, between the hours u
e'eleek a. M and 5o'rfuck p. M ct that day, for
cash, 70 the highest bidder, to salts said notes
s..11.:s-- 5: ssa .os.s. GEORGE c. Dixon,
Feb. IL; lS6I-d4w Trustee
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TRUSTEES SITE

"mkRkAs, Rufus Wisey BY his Deed Of
W Trust bearing date the 9th day OF June. A.
d. 1857, conveyed 10 George q Dixon, Ms Trustee.
tho following tsferittd real crate situate In
Wi.sy's Addition to the City Of keokuk, County
Of Lee and state u Iewa, and mere particu ar N
Described . i've acres, being tho north half III
Mock number four in said Addition; which con-
veyancc Was mnde to secure the payment Of twelve
promtesOry n0tea. In said uAed II Irpst xpael A4s
and described, executed by ssid Rufus Wisey TO
Greene Erskine and Jofeph Kidgway, dated The
9Th day OF june, 1857, payable in six equal an
nual payments from the Sd day Of February, A.
~ 1887, hearing eight Per cent. interest, and for
the aggregate sum Of $4,l6b t6-1oc; and whereas
the frst eight OF said notes aud the interest re
main due aud unpaid, therefore, at tho request Of
the holders thsrcof, !, George q. Dixon, said
Trnsce. will sell the real estate above describ
according TO the provisions Of said Deed of Trust
at the front door OF the Court House i'm Eeokuk
aforesaid, on the 2lst day Of March next, between
tne hours Of clock q. m and 3 o clock D. m IL
that day. for cash, 10 the highest bidder, to salts
fy said notes, interest and costs.
GEORGE @. DIXON,
Feb. 16. lS61-dAw Tru.,a.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-05
TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS, HAwkins Taylor, b. his Deed Of
~ Trust bearing date the 9th day OF June, A.
p. 1857, conveyed 70 George G. Dixcn, - Trustee,
the following described real estate situate In
Wilsey's Addition to tho City u keoknk, Coun' j
Of Lee and state Of Iowa, and more particularly
described as i've acres, being the north half Of
Block number eight in ksid Addition; which con-
veyance Was made TO secure the payment OF twelve
promissory notes, in said Deed at Trust specified
and described, executed by said Hawkins Taylor 10
Greene trskine and Joseph Ridgway, dated the 9th
day Of june, 1857, payable IN six equal annual
payments from the 80 day of III bruary, A. d 1857,
bearing eight per cent. interest and for thu agsre
gat. sum Of ~, loo Col %; and whereas the frat
eight OF said notes and the interest remain due
and unpaid, therefore, At the rsqnes. Of the hold
thereof, George O, Dixon Said Trustee, will
sell the real estate above described, according 70
tho provisions u said Deed on Trust Is the front
dor Of the Court House In keokuk aforesaid. on
the 2ist day Of March xt, between the hours Of
o'clock =. m. and o'clock p m. vt that day, tn
cash, 10 the highest bidder to satisfy said notes,
interest and costs. GEORGE q. DIXON,
Feb. 10. lS6ldlw Trustee.
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\NHEREAs:. hawkins Taylor, by his Deed Of
w Trus, bearing date ihs ninth day Of June
a. ID. 1851, conveyed TO deorse G, Dixan az
trusree tue fUttvwtng described real situate
la Wilscy's Addition to the City If Keokuk, coun.
~ Of Lee and State If iowa, aud mnre partieu-
larry dcscrib az five acre., being the south half
IF Block number twelve IN sad Addition: which
conveyance was made TO secure the payment Of
twelve prcmissory notes in said Deed Of Trust
speci hed and described, executed by said Hawkins
Taylor TO tsreene Etsk ue and joseph hidgway.
dated the ninth day OF J4ne. 1857, payabls in six
equal annual payment from the 81 day OF Fcbru-
aFy. A ID. 1851, barring eight per cent. Interest,
ann for the nssfpgate sHal q s 100 60 100, AMI
whereas the tfst eighto SAID notes and the inter
est renal due aui unp~l Their FORE at tn request
Il the hpldsrs iheiett, !, fcuIge &. Dix n saii
Trustee win sch t-e rsai es.nt. above described
ace riding 10 the provisions cl said Deed Of Trust,
at the front door III The curt uouse in ke0kuk
aforesaid, on the 2lst day IF March next, between
the hours Of o'clock N. and 5 0 ciock b. m Ut
that day, for h. 70 lie hi hest bidder, to satsl,
said notes, interest AM costs.
GEORGE c. DIXON,
Feb. 10. 1861 div Trustee
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TRUSTEES SALE.

yv7HEREAs, FTederick Brusher, by his Deed
w of lrnst bearing date the ninth day Of
June, A. d. 81, conveyed 10 George G. Dixon, as
tire lrwine drscsbvd feat estate, situate
IN Wiisey's Ad.ntson u the City Of keosuk,
County Of Lee. ana 5 at. OF iowa, and more par
ticularly deserted az Eve acres, being the south
hail Of Eleek TGnlber eleven In said Addition /;
which conveyance was made 10 secure ne payment
OF twelve promissory Notes, ia said deed If Trust
spccifed end scrlhed, executed ny said Frederick
brasbtr to uret ne Erskiue and Jeseih hidgway,
datst tho ninth day Of june, 1857, iaS able IN ak
equal auuual IA meptsfrom tn taisd day or Feb
ruarv, A. d. las7 bearing cg u pr cent interest,
ara for the aggregat sum a. ~ ,aba 6b- 100 and
whereas tho II ,gat.of - IA notes and yao inter
est remain dua asa unpaid, there fore, al tie IL,
quess II the hollefF thereof, (, gorge C.. Dix9n-
saia Trustee. viii sell the real estate above des-
cribcd according to tho provisions II said Deed Of
Trust at tie from door of the Court House III
ok afnresai9i, the LIST day OF March next, be-
tween b b. % uoleck a. IN. ana o 'cl 9ck p.
ef thas day, ier cash. to the highest bidder, 20
s4tiafy sald notes, inter r. a d Costs
UEJHuE Z. DIXON,
Feb rs 1877 div Trustee
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WHEREAS, Frederick Braster by his Deed Of
w lres' bearifg date thu ninth day OF June,
a. u. 1897, conveyed 70 George e. Dixon, NJ
Trustee. the fllowsng described real estate, situ-
ale IN NiiFey's Addition TO the City Of kcoAuk
County ct Lee, and State Of Iowa, and more ar
tieulhrly described five acres, bsing the west
hal 81 Bloca number thirteen in said Addition
which conveyance was inside to sccurn the payment
OF twelve pronis CRY notes, in said Daed OF Trust
specified and described executed by said Treaer ok
Erasher 70 Greene Erskine and Joseph Ridgway
dated The ninth day IL June, 1887 payable In III
equal snanai Payments from the Sd day oi F,brna.
rs, A u. ie5l, bearing eight per cent. intcres,
aud ter he aggregate sum If $s,l6G 66.l00 and
va reas thr tgst vi said and he interest
resnalp due and unpaid, therefore, at the request
Of the holders Thereof, /, George G. Dixon, said
itusiee, Viii SELL tho real estate ahovc described
according 20 tn provisions Of said Deed Of Trust
81 ne iraHt door eli the Court House in keok ak
aisr Bid, 20 the 2sst DAY VI March neat, between
tAe h@uls 81 0 Gloss "A. aa1 5 o clio X D. N at
tht tuyg tur elsh, u the highest bidder, To satisfy
SAID EVles, interest and costs. GEO. q. DIXON.
teb IN, ie6i-a5s Trustee
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TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS. Edward vanheursn, by bis Deed
W Of rust bsariug tie tho ninth day o j une,
A. II. 1857, ccnveydd TO George G. Dixon, as Tru.
ns the telnuiRg described feal estate, situate in
hilseys Addition to theslity Of Keokuk, County
Of lee ani st tic Of Iowa. and more PARTICULAR ~
described NJ five scrcs, being the south half of
Block nun Der one In sad Addition which con-
veyance wa made to secsfe the paymen. Of twelve
proInissorv notes, in said Deed Of Trgst specI q
and described. executed b. said Edward vankeuren
10 Greene Efskine and Juscpa Ridgway, ia ta d
the ninth dayoE june, 1877 payable in SIX equal
anr nal Pc YIN nts from the third day Of February,
A. d. la57 bearing sight per cent interst, AMI for
lie aggregate sum OF SLIGO &C 100; and whereas
the first eight OF said es ard the interest re-.
main due and unpaid, III reFere, at the request Of
the holder RET, l, George C. Dixon. said Trus
tee, will sell the real estafe above described, nc
corsing to the provisions Of said Decd # Trust,
at the front door ~of the Court House in Eeoh uh
aforesaid, on the 2ist day OF March mex, b tween
the lours al . e'cltck a. III. AMI clock D. m Of
that day for cash ~ The g biiaer, satlsfy
"a ID motor, interest and costs.
GEORGE 9. DIXON,
Feb. I6. 1sal-d4w Trustee
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-05
TRUSTEES SALE

WHEREAs, Frederick Brasher, BY his Deed Of
~ trust bsafing uate the ninth day Of June,
A. u. lss7, conveyed to George C- Dixon as Trus-
zee, the following described real estate situate In
v ilsey's Addition TO the City Of keakuk County
OF Lee, and state 81 Iowa, and more particularly
described ms five acres, bling the south ba.i Of
BigeE number Litepn in sand ADDITION. Wa con-
vsyahce nas made 70 t1eare tie pas OF twelve
pfoMtssofs totcs, In said Deed OF Trust specifed
and described, EXECUTED by said Frederick Bras her
~ art enc Insane ana Joseph hiag~as, dated the
p day "a june, lSaT payable In Elk equal annual
raymlnts from the thru uay VI EebrGary,.A u.
1927, bsaring psEht per cent. interest, for the
nggreEt.e Aum XII IA 6o bb-iU0 and whereaa he
hist etGhs ut said notes an he interest remain
due and unpaid, therefore, at the request Of the
no sdsFs thereof, T. Geog4 G. Dixon, said Trustee,
Will sill the real etinte shpye described according
TO the Of said III cd of TRUST the front
door II he Court House in keoEuk aforesaid, On
tbs 2lst day II March naxt, bet wcgn the hours of
nclaak u IN ana o'sl@ck p. no ~ that DAY, fur
ctsh, to tie gAsst bidder, satisfy said notes
interest ami costs. GEORGE, q. DIXON,
Feb. ~, ls1l.dAw Trustee.
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TRUSTEES SALE

NHEaLAs,I nhn ". J4raaa, BY lis Deed OF
w Trust bearing data the ninth day ef June,
A. ID. 1857, conveyed to George G. Dixon, as
Trustee, the following described real estate; uatc
In Nilsey's Addition to the City Of Keokul. Coun-
~ If Lee and state Of Iowa, and more particular
" described NJ FIVE acres eing the north half OF
Block nurabar i've ia said Addition which con.
yeyancc as made TO secure the ayment If twelve
promissory notes in said Deea of Trust specified
and described, executed by said John w Jordan
to Greene frskine AMI Joseph Kidgway, dated
the ninth day Ut june, 1857, payable Ia Elk equal
Tgy VETntB tt.a tnITd duy Uf ffbFuaTy,
A. ID. 1887, bearing eight Ter cent. interest, and
for the aggregate of So 1865 &C. 100; anu where
as h. frss eight of said Mates and the interest re-
main due AND unpaid, tat reiore, at the request OF
the holder thereof, /, George G. Dixon, aid Trus
tee, will sell tle real estate above described,
cerding 10 the provisions Of said Decd OF Trust,
at the front door of ths Court House in keokuk
aforesaid, on thu 2lst day Of March next, between
h, hours If oclnck a. III. and 8 o'clock p. III. Of
that day, for cash, totho highest rdier to satisfy
said notes, interest and costa.
GEOhGE G, DIXON,
Fek Trua
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Feb. 10. 1861 div
TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS, hawkins Taylor, by bis peed OF
Trust bearing aate the ninth day of Juns,
A. ID. 1857, c9nvesea to George q. Dixon, AS
Trustee, Abe fpowipg deserted real estate tuats
in Wilsey's Addition 10 the City of Eeokuk,
County of Lee and Slete Of Iowa, and more par
ticulaf y aescribed a i've acres, bsing the south
half If Block nuubsr seven in SAID Addition /.
which conveyance waE u,ade 10 secure the payment
OF Twelve promissory notes, in saiI Deed OF trust
specified and deserved, executed by said linwkl NJ
Taylor to Greene Ertkine ard joseph Ridswsy.
dated the 9th day Il June, 1887, payable To i {
equal annual payments f.oin the I'd Day of Febi u
AIRY, A. Il. 1851 bearIDg eight per Cent. interest,
and for the aggiegate sum Of 81, 1876 6H-Il0; and
whereas the hrst egat OF sail notes and the inter
est remain due ana unpaid, there fore, at the re-
quest 9th hnltegs therof, Gerge G. Dixon said
Trustee, will sell the real estate above descri bed
cordirg to the provisions OF said Deed o. Trust.
al tie Trout door o. The Court house in heokuk
aforesaid, on the zlsE day Of March next, between
the hours of o'cioak H.. N. and 5o,eIoek %. IN of
that day, fur cast 10 the highest baaer to satisfy
50 d notes, interest and costs
uL0KGEC. DIXON,
Feb. is, 1SGi.diw Trnsteo.