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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-07
DIED.

BONNEY-In Boston, on Wednesday. Dec. a. Cspt Charlie
H. Bonuey, late Of ahiP William Tell aged 40 years, i
His friends are repeatedly Invited to attend his funeral from
his late residence No. 2l4 Montgomery street. jersey City
this saturday. morning at II o'clock. His remains will b,
taken 20 Greenwood Cemetery.
BARNARD-Oa Friday, Dec. g. at No 324 Twenty fourth
,p.st Ann. wife Of tSs Hon Robert A. Barnard Of Hudson
n r. and mothoTinaw Of Isaac sud Edward Dayton, jr
Her remains will be taken to Hudson Chi. dsy at III ococi
CiILDs~In this city on Friday Dec g. 1851. Milton HaIon
iufsut son Of Henry II. and Mary A. Child.
TSys6rd street ih, Saturday. afternoon at o'clock
FANNiSG-ln tb. city Friday morning, Dee6 Thomas
The rieuds Of tho family sd those OF his repe
fully invited attend the funeral Sunday afternoon, och
inst, at ocock from his late e'idence No. 70 Second
FRENCH = In Jersey City, on Thursday. Dec s. Emm,
Amei, daughter Of Mrs Elizabeth French widow Of heny
HAVIL1Nb-0l Friday Dec. 6, Charles NJ. .on Of Edwin
The friends OF the family invited to attend his funeral
the eh inst a. from the residence Of his parents
No. II Willow street, Brooklyn.
HO0AN-ln this city, Tnursdsy, Dec ). Robert Hogan
NJ. D., eyed 81 years.
tbs iends Of the family invited to s.end hi. tuners,
JENKIEs-0n "Wednesday Dec. at Mount yeraon, IVES.
chester County NJ y Kate jenkins alter very short Ill
ness, aged yesrs and 10 months.
LDvEIT-0G Thorsday. Dec ;. samuel r. Lovet', In the
sTEwAET-on Thursaay, Dec. s. John Stewart, aged a
years months sndz5 days.
Tie funeral viii take place on Sunday next 9Th Inst, ct
O'clock from tie residence Of bis father, No. South
Eleventh street Williamsburgh.
hryerng Illness MInard g. qhre,ler sem aged % yes and
II days
The relatives and friends o. the family also the members
KncKsrbOckor Lodge No AL O. Of H. are respectfully
invited to attend his funeral At his late residence no. I3o
West Sixteenth street, at l O'Clock on Sunday
California papers please copy.
UNDERHiLL - st ChAppsqus. Westchester County 18th
mouth 9th, Charles r. UndeIh in the Goth year OF bis
The funeral will take place a. hi. late residence fdsy
sunday morning. ~ ~ O'clock.
ZEITER-On Thursday morning Dec after severe Illness
Mr. Jacob letter seDr eyed 80 years months and days
The friends and acquansnces OF the family aud those Of his
sons also the members Of Hartmann Lodge No 4Oa
specially invited to attend the funeral which will take
psce Son6sy, Dec at o'clock precisely from his
residence, No rs Avenue A. Ills remains win be inferred
IN the Lutheran Cemetery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-07

WINTER SPoRTs.-The citizens Of jersey City,
Hoboken and Hudson City, or that portion at least,
who enjoy the healthy and fashionable exercise Of
skating, will be gratied to learn that arrangements
have been made for converting "Lake Lincoln -
better known as the ice field belonging to the Passac
Ice Company-into skating field during the present
Winter. The lake is situated ON Bergen Hill, hive
minutes walk from the terminus Of the Jersey City
and Bergen horse railroad track. 1t contains SIX
and one.half acres incl sed by high board fence,
and is so arranged that it can be flooded with Pssaie
water whenever desired. A comfortable building
has been erected within the Enclosure, which con.
tains sting.roo for ladies, with dress ng-room
adjoining, and another for gentlemen. The field 10
10 be well lighted at night, and officers will be prcs.
ent for the preservation OF order. To prevent this
from becoming place of common resort for the
multitude, admission can only be obtained by means
of tickets. The arrangements are under the super
vision of Mr.. james +. Fielder lessee Of the Jersey
City aud Bergen horse railroads who viii run a"ge'
from the terminus of the railroad track 70 the LaAe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-07
THE ARTISTS FUND EXHIBITION.

Tue exhibition of the Artists Fund Society, now
open at tie SsGdio BniliiDg has, whether it was
Intended or hot, an advantage over exhibitions
hitherto made in this city Of the works of native
uiiss. There are here two galleries. in fact-one
# picturcs recently produced and which are to be
old for lie benefit OF tie fund; and another Of works
belonging 70 private collections most Of which were
! tainted some time ago. collection is thus made
DO more valuable as study and the more interest
| NC even for careless examination. One csn COM
pare IN artist with himself, and get at in that way
not eely relative, but positive merits. Some meD
icicriorAte 10 quality; some have reached their
highest points some have onlg grown careless,
who still, as the handling shows, may hold
he ,raul-stck of accomplishment, If they
will; others, let us hope the most, nave neither
stopped gone back, or grown idle, but are SUI
faithful to a high IDEAL aud evidently as earnest 40
ever in its pGrsuit. We content ourselves, however,
with making the suggestion as to this use to which
visit to tie gallery may be put, without meaning to
avail ourselves Of it for any purpose ofpubiic erti
cism. Nearly one-haf these paintings are to be sold
IN the 2lst inst for a charitable fund.- and Of these
we should be sorry to be led into any comparison Of
merits that would interfere with their disposition. If
some are superior, others must be inferior, and on
these points tho buyers must be left to exercise theii
own judgment at least without any help from us.
But both collections, at any rate, worth visit
ing, az one Of the most attractive exhibitions OF
works by our own artists that has ever been brought
together Ii is small but that ia rather advantage
than otherwise. We doubt if many persons prefer
a Gallery of four or five hundred 10 of hundred
pictures only at least for casual and hurried visit.
And hurried visits are all any Of us give to exhl-
billions Of this nature. We must have permanent
Galleries before they are used for study, and Of
high character as well as permanent. But in this
we find works of most Of best artists, and not 50
many to bewider and fatigue tue eye and the at
tenon in few visits or u single view. And manyo3
them are after the best of the artists pictures
which the owners may be glad TO possess-which
one would like to have always before ones eyes:
Not that all are CO., some are bad-which we shall
not designate, as we should be sorry to put anybody
ont of concet with their possessions, an esse or ia
posse. Beside these the smaller number, and
the spectator may easily pass them by, to look at
those that are really beautiful. We miss hardly
name Of note among our city artists, and, as OF
those pictures which were lent for the exhibition,
most Of them probably were pointed out by tho
artists themselves, we have before US what they con-
slider their best works. A collection Of that sort
could not fail to be worth visiting, and this, there
fore, ought to be popular.
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6tationerp ano fantp GOODS.
g. raNHE PEN Is MIGHTIER THAN THE
SWORD" -
THE GOLD PEN-TIlE BEST OF ALL PENS
MORTON'S GOLD PENS.
THE BEST PENS IN THE v

THE BEST PENS IN THE WORLD.,
On recet Of INV Of the following snms IN cash OF pv
sisps this subsc ber will send by return mail or
% elected Ood Pen Pens, selecting the same s'o""
70 '''''''"%GiioS III PENS, WITHOUT CASES.
For rs cent? the Magic Pen for cents toe h
for 50 cents the Alsvays-Ready eni Tor 20 oe" INC s'''
Pen; and for 81, he Excesor Pes
The sizes are, Nos. 2. 3. 4, ando'
TIE SANE PENS IN sILyFG,PPkkAST1fEJD EXTENSION
CASES WITH PENCILS.
For cents the Magic Pen; for 10 cents the Lucky Fen
for - the HiwsysResdy Pen for rs, the ELEGANT Pen
aa ;Yr ~ cIS Pens with Ihdo.nin Points the average
Yea of every one Of which will outisst Of the best
siT9. rens ems Morton" Number" and "ousity" are
CANNED on tho following Pens and the Points warTste
cste sze ogy: No being the smae,t, No the lsrges,
sdap,ed for the pocket No the smallest aud No 10 the
Nbs of all sizes aud qualities Short Nibs Of Nos Z, 8 and
and uade only Of first quality The engravings acsim
lies Of 'N' &C GOLD Id PENS, WITHOUT CASES.
For Is cents, No Pen, LIST quality, or No Pen 81
For ST. No Pen ls quality, No. Pen, I'd quality
or a No. Pen. 30 quality.
For ~ Is eNo Pen st quality, mo. Pen, I'd quail
For ~ So aNo. Pen st quality or No Pen I'd quail
ty. or No. Pen I'd quality. - -
For 81 Is, q No. Pen, lst quality.
THE SAME GOLD Pens ;,;r n =! sILXEe EArENSioN
For 81 80 sNo Pen lat quality on No Pen Sdqnsliiy
For - rs Ne. Pen ist quality or No zen "a qua
For 81 No Pen. lat quality, No Pen, I'd quality
OF a No Pen, 3D. quality . .,
For 50 50 No. PEN let quality, or No Fen, ID quail
ity, OF No Pen, Sd quality. . 49,
For SO 40. Per, Let quality OF No Fen "a qualiy
For 80 80 No. Pen Is, quality.
GOLD PENS, ALLlhouALITY, II slLVER-MoUNTED
DESK-HOLDERS
For 81 No. Pen, for ~ p No 5 PEN for " 10 q
No. 6 Pen; For So 50 a No. Pen. =,
For - No. PEN foT IS No. 9Pen; and for 30 NO
10 Pen.
The Quality pointed with the very best irdosmin
Points carefully selected ard Of th. qusity are sold
with the slightest imPenection which ki ana the closest
scrutiny detect -.
The I'd Quality srior to any Pens made by HIN
previous TO the year 1860.
The % Quality" he Intends shall equal in respect to Dn
rsby Elasticity aud Good Writog Qualities 1.-THE only tine
cousi ie1 ationsl any Gold Pens made elsewhere.
In regard the Cheap Gold Pens ho begs we to say that
previous operating his New ard Paeled Mseh'nes nc
the price had the Gold been fuuished grstutousy.
Address, A. MORTON, .
No. Is Maiden Lane, New.York.
FOR SALE by ell dealers IN the line throughout the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-07
A CARD.
To ne Editor Of The N. Y. Tribsa&

10 ne Editor Of Tie ~ y Tribsa@
Sur. perceive by your paper Of the Sth inst tna'
Won very take liberties with my political pouon'
and IN, me down .. belonging the party Of ,ss
ey In any case bu. the present such designation would %
oc;sncbl, bu, as that psrty defunct, am " loss
ra,..ay I.,s1y Therefore ask you to eorres
"Aa' : 80. "a ~, ma down a. Republican In svsry
your ,'p''- ~ $50 INV HARVEY 7. CLEVELAND.
Nss York, Dee. 5, 1901.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-07
Droposale.

A RMY SUFPLIES-Proposals will be received
N by the updersigled at No Sate.t, NewYork pntil
O'clock os WEDNESDAY, the 18th Inst, for furnishing
Cor the u S. Army aud delivering in this city Brookn
before the LIST Of January 1852 the following suoS't-
enca-Stores: ,o-,-
500 barrels FIRST quality, rev, full confed MESS PORK
1900 half barrels first qoshty new, fun ooTnied MISS
PORK -
Barrels and sf barrels 10 be entirely new made Of the best
seasoned Of white oak fuhooped and having four
strong iron hooQs 80
Meat to be thoroughly cured and packed with IN extra
quantity of the best salt.
The Pork to be packed by Of the regular professional
packers OF NewYogk Brooklyn whose certificates 10
b furnished with Mr. r. p. Getty's indorsemeut-
A. b. EATON, Lieut.-CoL aud a. c. q. 3.
Office Of Asst Com. Gen Subsistence,
New York, Dec. 4, 1851.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-07
Receini, Of Produce.

Dee G27553 bb. FlonT, 20 DO Corn Meal, 619 sset. OIL
Meal l6 bbs Whisky, 800 i06 bush Wheat, 39 $50 bush
Corn roo 3ll bush Oats busb Barley SO bush Rye
sO bush Malt i3l bush. Seed, 4en psss Provisions $50
pbgs Lard, 39e kegs Lard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-07

The Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad Company
are prepared pay the interest now due on all ther
Mortgage bonds. The coupons may be presented at
the Office Of the Company in Cleveland, or at No. %
William street, New-York, to II. c. Kingsley.
The Illinois Central Railroad Company AZ we in
tmatei some time since would be the case has made
call of IS per share on the fcrp stock of the Com.
pany for the purpose Of paying off the construction
disbursements of the year. and email amount of in
terest due Let of January prox. The land sales of
November are very favorable, reaching $4,000.
The call is as follows:
oyroz ILLIsors CEHrK.L r. p Cog
A rsetng Of the Board Of Directors Of the Illinois Cen
trial Railroad Company held at their Office III New 1ok TINS
fer,d That an s...mont Of IS rs share upon the scrip
shares Of The capital .ioet 81 tss Company be ani me
thai the payable the stock offered In the CITY OF
q. 9S 1e.sGsd G o S e TR9S M s
Benson Co.. London and that parties desiring TO pay he
in London may the ~ rate OF 3shsneo
Sufficient to produce - per share to he Company 10 the oy
Reores That the ,sn,rbook. be closed on the afternoon
OF the l5h Of January sni reopue on the 10th day OF
the months and that transfer be permitted on or tiie
that day Of shares uPon which the foregoing assessment 'hs
wv THOMAS Z. WALKER Treasurer.
Tho 30 certificates to be returned payment tue above
This call will yield about $500 and leave the
Company without floating debt.
The Bavaria brings 8, SCI nspecie.
Mr.. John Stevens Of the Bank of Commerce is in
Washington. lie is supposed to favor the scheme Of
the Secretary Of the Treasury for n National Bank
of issue TO which other bank officers are heartily OPP
posed and are in favor Of an immediate suspension
Of specie payments il il shall be adopted by Con-
gress.
Tic Exchanges at the Clearinghouse were &C.
800 PIG 81.
The specie movement Of the year, partly estimat'
ed, has been as follows;
Specie IA Bsns, and Sub Treasury. Jan 100 GOO
Received from California 6aoiso.
Fore Imports. o'o' 80
tHoJ'5li
Sent
Exported "'TS%S
Total ""ti''''
Lesve IN B.nbs sud subT Treasury Dec l. 1861 t5 oc
L,,ye In Bsnks and sub Treasury same time 1870 ZOV
Leaves Ia BSnks and Sub Treasury same time, 1899 VoWS
Comparative statement showing the receipts Of
leading articles by lake at Buffalo to Dec l. for three
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-07
Real estate for Sale.

TOR SALE, at a BARGAIN-That very desir-
IL able HOUSE No. 81 Snds-st Brooklyn. II Is situated
o. hxh ground and easily accessible TO the oriet The Lot
Il 3SIl2j House 30xt2 with aleywsy Gas and Water
introduced The FURNITURE will be sold OF sacrifice
Apply the premises TO L. HALL No. y Cburch-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-07
Go Get.

TOR SALE or to RENT-A frst-class four.
u story brownHtone front HOUSE, situated In 4lsts-.
firth houle east Of 5thev aud built in the best naner
Apply to w. N. SEYMOUR Co., no ichathsmsqusTe.
Y OFFS to LET Oh Broadway, corner Of Canal
II st. 62I77 q. each Apply to 7. DlCKE. 1i5 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-07
CUPREME COURT.-MICAJAH OGI ESRY

- against HENRY RODEWALD ia, JOnN RODE
VALID and FREDERICK KREMELBERG.-(Sumn foy
snoney demand contract Com. not ITO the shove
named Defendants: You hereby summoned and TeQued
10 answer complaint IL this action which Will be ed In
che Office Of the Clelk Of the City and Coanly OF New York
NJ he City Hall Ia the City Of NewYok and 10 copy
q your the said complaint the Subscriber IL
eGoe No. - Wssreet In the City Of Ne@YoIk, within
twenty days Ger the service Of this summons you
give oil day Of such service aud you fail 70 H.
sa complaint within the time aforesaid the plaintiff win take
Payment against you for the Of feen hundred doa,
th interest nom the 77th day OF FebrutT Thousand
ss hundred aud sixty besides the costs Of tbs seticn and
one " lee dollars protest fee. November 1851.
!. w. FEETER, Plaintiff q As.oTrey.
The complaint in the shove entitled action filed
= TIE Cerks Once Of tbe City and County Of Eewfok at
kse City hall In said city the Let day OF November 1851
hIhwewS j. w. FEETER, Plantih . Attorney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-07

E0R SALE-TwO tubular BOILERS. each Il
Il feet long and inches diameter Can be at
The Delamatsr Iron Works Also, two STEAM-ENGlNtS.
yor price, apply 10 BABSrOW POPE, No 80 Finest.
ITO PRINTERS WANTED, a Hoe single,
Il large Cylinder PRINTING PRESS, 34z52 must be in
perfect Older. machine. Address giving de-
tcrip.ion Of press. and sisirg price and terms, -
VIM II. RAND. Tribune Office, Chicago, Ill
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-07

Business on Tire Indianapolis aud Cincinnati Road
has largely revived, and telegram from the Super
nienden states that the equpage of the road is not
equal TO oIe-haf tie business Offering. The busi-
ness Of tie Winter promises to be considerably in
excess of that Of last year.
We annex a comparative statement OF the Imports
Of Foreign Dry Goods at the port of New-York for
IL IL ,ronL nndinr H. nnI ,iroc Lam 4.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-07
nHOSE WANTING TEACHERS or SCHOOLS
Chances for Business alrn.

MILLS for SALE in CANADA WEol,-A
w Steam Flooring aud CiTcnlar,Ssw hn' ,oa ~
mod ,vbsaigroy,iDr 1uuty station on the OIea
Eswsy The M is doing good ba,ine.; o LAS NEE
-. ~ sonea With erchsnt mGchGeIy Cost lOVjo WI
tia w. ri, ", -onsrtv taken IA exchange for nearly heii
S, eo, ~ ssd,s.s BOX No go Hamilton c. W., OF Box
No. 1874 Tribune office.
NTED--PURCHASERS of TERRIFIC
w RY and AGENTS eat saving IN ElSWAL1S
rrrA1 Lie SOILS; will wear for year; are light,
,Ss.p and look well afford large profit and are just wnet
We Beed these iues. Apply, win stamp to T. u BIS
WALD, Providence X. /.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-07

HOUSE WANTED.-WANTEDt to RENT in
April Dext HOUSE With modern improvements, cit
uaied between 10th aud 3hs end 9Th and 8thsys Rent
about $500 per good and permanent tenant be
secured Address, stating rent and location to REsIDENCE
Tribune Office
WANTED--A small three story HOUSE be-
w tween 10th and 5Othsts, and 5th and 10Th AID.
dress b. Box No 1903 Post Office, stating location and price
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-07
Burnins G.nio, Oils, &e.

oils and PAINTS.-Boiled Paint Oil, so cts;
" Essc Roof OIL IS cents per saou Grafton Paint Vel
low Ochre and Spanish Brown, cent per White Lead
and Zinc, cts Linseed Oil, TuIPeutine. &c: -
ID. BIbWELL, No. 269 PesIs-
DEFINED PETROLEUM ILLUMINATING
HI OIL-Reeeiyed direct from tbs Manufacturer end for
ale in quantities the very lowest MARKET rates BY
SCHIEFFELIN BROTHERS Co,
Nos 40 and ~ Wiilisllst. New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-07
Gonses ano farms marteo.

UNFINISHED HOUSE WANTED.-A first
IL class tensnt desires q COMPLETELY FURNISHED
HOUSE between 18th and 35,h Sta and 9Th and 6hays I'M
Ill May l. Address CASH, Boz No. 4,2il New York Post
Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-07
Matbiuern.

DOOMS and STEAM POWER TO LET and
Al MACHINERY FOR SALE, at Paterson, New Jersey,
sEkW MILL With large aud spacious Rooms end ample
steam manufacturing business Also for sale
cheap large lot Of MACHINlSTS TOOLS,
sach Engine Iahes Planning Machines Vertical Dtii;
.ad all other tools belonging TO the business together with
yera hand Steam ofrom six to fifteen horse
pewer. For particulars ioqGe upon the PREMISES corner
Of Peer,on sud Eison-s or address 4. c. slhONTON,
Agent. Box No. 44O Pater.on PostOfice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-07
N SITpREME COURT The JTNION

IN BUILDING ASSOCIATION sgains. CHARLES II.
HENRY T. GLASF0RD and HELEN GLASFoKD bis
wife Summons for relief, lCom. not serl TO the
sAoye.nsuled defendants You are hereby summoned
and reouired 10 snswer the amended complaint In
this scron which win be 6led in the Office Of
s CLERK Of the County Of Queens at the Town OF Janacs
In said County and 10 copy OF your answer 70 he
sd complaint subscribers their Office No I'LL Broad.
way In the City Of New ok within twenty days after the
service Of this you, exclusive Of the day OF
zach service aud fail 10 tho ssid complaint
Enn is c s TIE plaintiffs IN ms action wa ap
BARNEY, BUTLER PARSONS,
Dated New fofk, Nov. IL. 1861. Plaintiff = Attorneys.
The amended complaint III this action was duly filed In the
Office OF the CLERK OF Queens Cosnty the 18th day No
vsulber, 1851 BARNEY, BUTLER PARSONS,
nov lG Ia~6w Set Plaintiffs ATTORNEYS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-07

Iesve. IN Bants aud subT es'ary Dec 1861 s59t5lo
Lesves in bsnks and sub Ieasory zane time ls.O zI0
Leave, In BSnk, and subIea,uTy same time 1899 HVoVo
Comparative statement showing the receipts OF
leading articles by lake nj Buffalo to Dec for three
wears;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-07

For he UeSk- 1859. 1850. 1851.
Entered at The Port. 1882 $l,4R0U Sly3i2'
Thrown on MaTket.... l,H0,IcI s3o,ss 9e6's0'
SHcc Jan. 1.
Entei ed az the Port. .i0i3S1l3 @,2'T3l9 s,b2 so
Thrown o Makei....i03 1874 s5O0J1s9 422Jl,yiJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-07
EeQal Notlles.

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
ofthe County OF New York notice "a hereby sy.n to all
penoDs having claims sgilst JACOB ID. WHlTMOHE, late
the city Of Bath Name hipDater deceased 70 PRESENT
tie tame wi vouchers ele,fo the subscriber al the Office
SHAWElNg & COTHREN, coUp .eloTs.at-law no. 10 Wall
ee in the City Of New York before the first day Of
Ap,i ne1t-Dsied EewYoTk lth day Of sePienber lsoi
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-23
TlNRUSTEE,S SALE.

Whereas J A. Bishop and Alice Bishop. his wife,
by their deed ofTrust dated January I7th 1900 con-
yeyed To Robert Ii Gilmore, In trust the fol
described real estate in the county Of Lee and state
Iowa, viz the west half OF the south quarter
section len Q0,) except aud acres
an q the N. half Of the NV. of the n w or section
heeD (i3 all being in Township sixty 49, Range
i've, containing In all NINETY eight nd fourth
acres to secure the payment oil certain promissory
note, therein described for the OF thou nd
i've hundred and any six dollars and eighty On
cents - $50 60 with ten per cent per annum
est after maturity, and also the cost and expenses oil
said trust,
And whereas the principal sum In said not. m u
tioned due aud unpaid. together with
on from February IS, 1861 and, whereas, the said
Bishop has made default In said Mt ms De the
stipulattons of said note and Deed ef Tru /;
Therefore, Robert II. Gilmore as Trustee re-
said, by direction of the holders OF said note and A.
thereunto by said Deed OF Trust empowered will sell
Inc real estate above described, public sale
TO the highest bidder, In front Of the city
OF heoknk, III said county, on Monday. The 3utb day
OF September 1901 between the hours of clock A.
III. and 4o'eloek, p. m and commencing at O'Clock
r M Of said day, TO satisfy said demand the cost
ofsaid Trust. ROBERT H. GIILMoRE
Aug 81, bldim Trustee