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FROnI RORT nIONRnE.

BAITMoEE, May %.
: Six thousand men are now at Ft Monroe 4he
Quaker City arrived with the prize bark Wlni-
fred of Richmond, from Rio with coffee. Gen,
Butler has made q reeonHoisa nee between james
and York rivers
Major Carey, with d tag OF truce, demanded
their surrender under the fugitive slave law =
Gen. Butler Informed them that under the cir
eumstances he considered them cOntraband OF
war aud had set them to work inside the fortress
Col. Mallory, the oWn-r, was politely informed
that as soon as he took the oath of allegiance 10
the United States the property would be returned
IN him
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l1aia1 -FhHe 0Hf BosTOS, May IS.
The armed steamer South Carolina sailed last
night for Pickens, taking crew Of ls7 men; also
100 seamen for the feel, to supply places of those
whose enlistment has expired She also takes
Ont several ten Inoh mortars, rihed cannon, and
other war rnunitions
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THREE HUNDRED SECEssIONISTs
TAKEN PRIsONRRSi 100
PhtAprLrniA, AIay 2s.

PkILADELPHiA, May 20.
A gentleman who arrived from Fortress Mon
roe on Saturday morning, saysthat up to then
no attack on sewairs Point had been made. 1t
Is understood that no movements viii be made
until re iHforcsments arrive, when Norfolk viii
probably be attacked.
He confirms the report of the capture of three
hundred secessiontsts at Hampton. The Federal
.troons now occupy II
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YIRGINIA kLRCTION RRTuRNs.

aH MARIETTA, o., May %. z
We have the following election, returns from
Western Virginia
MsjOrities for the Union-Bvrkley Co. 700;
Harrison 1000; JacksoR 400; Writ zoo; Pleasant
1853; DOddrdge $50; HARBOUR $50; Taylor 7c0i
Marion $50; Weizel Macon 100; lCabbeili $50
Kanauha 700: Wayne 500: Preston 500.
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FROlI NEW YORK.

NEW YoKK, May 25
Among the Aragos passengers Eas Mr.. Judd
Minister 20 Prussia. .f
The Great Eastern took 194 passengers.
Col. Aliens regiment embarked in The steamer
Ariel for Fort Monroe
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FROM wAsHINGToN.


All quiet at Alexandria
The postal service will be suspended IN all The
seeded States afler the 3ist instnn
Several lots 0farns and ammunition were found
IN Alexandria stored in the theatre
All persons carving concealed weapons will
be arrested saa ... ..F
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STELLA AND CASHMERE
KIDD GLOVES

KIDD GLOVES. ea
IN ALL SIZES.
A
We SOuld can special attention to those IN search
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HARPRR,s FERRY NRWs.

PHILADELPHIA, May Is.
HagerstOwn adyices say that the track Is torn
up ON both sif e3 OF Harper's Ferry.
. Ten thousand SecessiOnists are there
2 Reinforcements are hourly expected at VIII
Provisions are very scarce andthe troops with.
Na.N
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KNncKRn INTn III

MAr1rTTA, o.. May e. .
Tie Office Of the Parkersturg (Val News, a
Secession sheet was conIplgtely demolished on
Friday night, BY a crowd Of Union men.
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INTEn gsTINa ZION RAI.TlMoRe.
BArrmoar, May 2s-p. NJ.

Western trains just in.
The reports from Hnrpers Ferry Of hostilities
are totally untounded.
Gov LetcheI has detained the coal trains and
hands belonging 70 them.
John Mtrriman, a wealthy and respectable
citizen of Baltimore county, was arrested last
night by Government officers charged with
burning bridges on the Northern Central Road
de wss taken 10 OFT McHenry. II Is understood
he acted by authority Of the Mayor aud Police
Commissioners -...H
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RESIGNATION.

HARRIsBURGH, May 25.
Attorney General Purviance has resigned In
his letter to the Governor he slys " For reasons
which appeal TO my self-respect 1 cannot con
ssnt 70 continue any longer in connection with
your administration"
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MUSLIN gIEeHtu.
CHALLi D'LANES

~ - ~ AAAAsAAAt
gALENCIAs.
1-a .-f- CHALEI D'LANES
lsuA .as
% o. alaouaz1
il. -sli1 Also large stncs Of
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EGI.sWORTH,S FUNERAL,

NRw YoRK, May 90.
At Col EuswoTth's funeral there was an IN
posing display The body lay in state in the
Governors room at the City Hall,
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rnnlInAI.TImnRF.

l BALTuEOREi May 25.
A large body Of troops came over the Northern
Central Road this evening foT Washington
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aHOUgR- FURNIsHING GOODS
M, PERR7&CO.

Are now runuing the Imperial Alills, and are TO-
ceiying frash ground Flour every morning Also
Mil Feed Of all kinds, myl5
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large supply.


There are some one thousand Kentuckians
there, armed with the rife, bowie-knffe and
tie Indian tomahawk also thousand Ar
kansas men, armed With rife and boWie.knifs
Both Of these volunteer forces had fght re-
Gently, in which several were killed; and the
keutuckians, more especially, like the South
Cafolinians, are desirOus Of meeting the
men of Massachusetts. rrsl sli Ea- 81
Tue Maryland Heights, opposite Harper's
Ferry, are strongly fortified v ith C9lnmbiads,
and manned by large tOroe of Confederate
troops. LsJHe p ~
Tee railroad bridgeis mined, ready for the
insertion of the fuse. al. --,-.- Il.
Provisions are abundant reports to the
contrary notwithstanding.
Some threats are made Of cutting of the
presentc coal trade from Cumberland 70 Bslti-
more. -ll7o
Ny Informant who is thoroughly reliable,
saw some Enheld rifles in the hands Of the
troops, which are said to be portion of a
large importation recently arrived from New
Orleans.
Forward movements have already been
made into Maryland, to within few miles
OF the Pennsylvania line, in that part of
the State where MarTlard is narrowest.
A number of Baltimore gentlemen are act
ing as officers Of the Confederate army at
Harper's Ferry.
All the way from Grafton to Mouocacy
Bridge save on the Cumberland section, the
Yirgini4ns have possession of the Baltimore,
and Ohio Railroad, and haze mined the 9th
er bridges, as they have the one at Harper's
Ferry. e-l.. 49, ~. -. --
The rebels report the daily manufacture Of
two hundred and Gfty rifles at the rife works
near the Ferry. -;s.-.. -. E-.z.-
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ehoAKs1N cLorH ANn s1ls
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FROM lRW YORK.

NEw YORK, Nay o.,
The steamer Philadelnhla. has arrived from
FOFt'Piekens, the 14th, bringing Lieut., slemmer
and command ;also seveTul women and Worzmen
Ailqulet there. Colonel Brown commands the
FORT The health of the returned men Is bad,
froui overwork and exposure,
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GEN BUTLER ON THE FUGITIVE
LAF.
slaves Contraband Of War!

sFWALI,s POINT NOT TAKENlt 6
NEw YoRK, May %
The Tribune special Washington dispatch Of
the 25th says ...g,-,..
The steamer Yankee has arrived.
There Is no truth in the report Of the capture
Of SeWAll's Point
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sAILED---ARRIYRp

NEW YoRK, Nay 20.
The steamers Arago and Kangaroo sailed for
Europe TO day,
The prize bark octavia arrived here from
Hampton Roads.
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Reports from Hnrper.s 60.

Q A reliable gentleman, whostayed day in
Harper Ferry in the early part Of last week,
gives the following Information That the
number Of troops actually qlartered in Har-
per's Ferry itself has been pretty correctly
stated lately in the papers, but that the ae-
tual number Of troops accessible, and within
striking distance Of the Ferry at q few hours
notice. Is not far from fifteen thousand men,
well armed, well proyisioned, and well paid
In current bank bills Of the banks Of Yr-
ginia. Their coffee has been sentall tbe way
from New Orleans, at which city there was a
Inr,.n n,,r,r,Iu -
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The Course Of England With the Rebels.
The correspondent of the N. y. Times, wri-
ting from Washington, says, in reference to
the position of England with our civil war:
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nnrWARn hnuNn.

REw YORK, May IS.
The Great Eastern passed the Bar this morn
idg, outward bound.
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VIRGINIA WE NEWs.

An account lust received from yiTginia, which
seems TO be truthful says the cause of the alarm
Of battu was that the Federal picket guard NJ Lit
tie Falls, near Arlington, were driven 10 By the
secsssiohlsts. The latter ~ ne put 10 flight.
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GREAT INDIGNATION.

BUFFALO, May -.
The hags are flying at half mast in this and all
eastern cities for the death OF Col. Ellsworth =
Great indignation and sorrow are expressed for bis
murder
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hOzAM BIoUR,
ENGLISH BARBADOS


MOHAIR FoULARD FUs,
GaossELLE,
oRGAGDIEs.
-- JACOSETs.
ra.- LAWNS,
lr POPLISs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-04
TRUSTEES SALE

.WHEREAs, Rufus wihey BY his Decd Of
~ Trust bearing date the eth day Of June, A.
y. 1857, conveyed 70 George G. Dixon, as Trustee
the following described real estate situate In
Mi;ssy's Addition 70 the City Of keoknk, County
OK Leo and state of Iowa, and more particu a. "
described ~ Ave acres, being tire north half Of
1lock number four in said Addition which con-
veyance was made to secure the pc nent Of twelve
promissoTy notes, In said Iced of Trust spool fed
and described, executed by said Rufus Wilscy to
Greene Erskine and Joseph Ridgwny, dated the
9th day of june, 1857, payable In six equal an
huaI payments from he I'D day Of February, A..
D. 1887, bearing eight per cent. interest, and for
the aggregate sum Of 81 ,l66 Co. Toe; and whereas
the hrst eight OF said notes and the interest re
main due aud unpaid, therefore, at the request of
the holders thereof, /, George G. Dixon, said
Trustee viii sell the real estate above described
according 10 the provisions Of said Deed Of Trust
at the front door Of the Court House in Keokuk
aforesaid, on the 2lst day Of March next, Letwcen
the hours Of o'clock =. m and o'clock .. M u
that day, for cash. TO the highest bidder, to salts
fy said notes, interest and costs.
GEORGE G. DIXON,
Feb. 10. lS6I.d4w Trostaa
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TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS, james Mitchell, by his Deed Of
w Trust bearing date the ninth day If June,
A. ID. 1857, conveyed to George &. Iixon, ns
Trustee, The following described veal estate, rt-
uate in Wiisey's Addition to the City Of Keokuks
County of Lee and State IF Iowa, and more par
ticolarly dcscnhed ~ five acres, being the west
half Of Block number sixteen in said Addition
which conveyance was made to secure the payment
OF twelve promissory notes, in said Deed Of Trust
specified and described, executed by said James
Mitchell to Greene Erskine and Joseph Hdgway,
dated the ninth day 81 3Hne, fe57, payable 10 six
equal annual payments from tbs third day ol Feb
ruary, A. D. 1857 bearing eight per cent. interest
and tor the eggterate sum Of al Ito Co. 90 and
whereas the first eight IF said and the inter
est remain due ard unpaid therefore ut the request
of the boiders thereof, !, George q. Dixon, said
Truttee will sell the real eataie above de- bribed
according to the Iroysiors VI said Deed oi Irnst,
at the trent door Of the Court House In Keokuk
aforesaid, on the 2lst day Of March next, between
the hours Of o'clock a. ~, ard O'Clock y. nj. of
that day for eAsb, to he Iii ghest bidder, satisfy
sa Id notes, interest and costs
uEohGE G. DIXON.
Ia. II. ID
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NTIiE EAs, hawkins Tayior, by his Deed of
w Trust beating date III ninth day of June.
a. ID. 1851, conveyed 10 George q. Dixon, az
Trustee. the following described real situate
III Wilseys Addition to the City Of keokuk, Coan-
~ OF Lee and State # Iowa, aud more partieu.
arIT dcscrib d nc i've acre., teing the south half
Ct Block number twelve said Additions; which
eli veyancc Was made To secure the payment Of
twelve prcmissory notes, il said Deed of Trust
speci fed and descfi bed, executed by said Hawkins
Tsy Tor Ia 5reene Eiskine ard Joseph Ridgway,
dated the ninth day OF June 1857. payable in sx
equal annual payments from he Sd day Of febru-
ary A. ID. ls5I, barring eight per cent. interest,
and for the aggregate sum & 81 loo $1,000, anu
whereas the first eight OF sad notes and the inter
est remain due and unpaid, therefore at tbs request
II the holders thcletf, j, george q. Dix5n. said
Trustee, will sell the real es'st, above descrfb.
acc riding TO the provisions said Deed IF Trust
at the front door Vt the Neart House in Keok mn
aforesaid, on the 2lst day 81 March next between
the hours OF O'Clock a.. q. and s o clock D. IN Of
h u day, for b, to he hi best bidder to satisfy
saiu notes, interest and Gust
GEORGE C. DIXON,
Feb 10 1861 div Trustee.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS, hawkins Taylor. by bis Deed Of
W Trust bearing date the 9th day Of June, A.
u. 1871, conveyed TO George g. Dixon. ms Trsstee,
the following described real estate, situate in
Nilsey's Addition to the City Of keokuk, County
OF Lee and state OF Iowa, and more partic ularIy
described a. five acres, being the south hslf OF
block lumber eight in said Addition which con.
veyanea was made 10 securc the payment Of twelve
promissory notes, In said Decd Of Trust specified
aad described, executed by said Hawkins Taylor
to Greene Erskipe and Joseph Kidgwsy, dated the
9th day Of June, 1867, payable 10 six equal annual
payments from the "a day Of february, A. ID.
1871 bearing eight per cent. interest, and for the
aggreg 4te sum OF x4,l66 66-l00; and whereas the
first eight Of said notes, and the interest, remain
due and unpsid therefore, at the request Of the
holders thureof, George G. Dixon said Trustee
will sell the real estate above detcribed according
TO the provifpns Of said Deed Of Trust ut the front
door the Court House in keoknk aforesaid on
the 2lst day Of March next, between the hours Of
O'Clock a. IN and o'clock p. IN. Of that day, for
cash, ia The highest bidder, To satis said notes
inter ST anl sosts. GEORGE G. DIXON
a r gtap-
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w HEREAs, Frederick Brasher, by his Deed
w of 1rus, bearing date the ninth day 81
June, A. ID. Il 81, conveyed to George @. Dixon, as
Trustee the fol wing described estate, situate
in Wilsey's Adit.ua tho City OF heokuk,
County Of Lee. and State OF Iowa and more par
ncnlaIly described as I've acres, hcfrg the snnth
halt If Block humber eleven III said Addition
which conveyance WAS made TO secure the payment
OF twelve premissory tot.s, H. said deed Of Trust
succilrd end scrilcd, executed by said FREDERICK
HrasAtr IL orrene hrskne ard J..cfh Rtdgway,
dated the ninth day O; jane. 1851, la, able IN six
eeuai annual pa fnentsirom tn taisd day OF Feb
ruary, a. j.. 1877, bearing eight Itr cent interest,
nud Tor thu Aggregate sum ~ 81 .lBG Go 100 and
whereas the hfs ght Of said not and tbs inter-
est rnmain due ana unpaid, shar, fore, at the re,
quest If the hollets thereof, /, George G.. Dixon
saii Trustee, will sell the real estate above des
crihed, according To the provisions If said Deed of
Trust ut the front door OF the Court Housg IN keo-
kuk aforesaid on the 2ist day Of March next, be-
tween th9 us OF o'ci,ek a. IN. and O'Clock r.
m. of that day for cash, 10 the highest bidder, TO
atisfy said Notes, interest and costs.
GElhuE q. DIXON,
Feb IT, 1857 Trustee
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InU SEE > SALE.

NHEHEAs, Frederick brasher. by his Deed of
~ Trust barring date the ninth day OF une
"A. ID. 1871, conveyed to George G. Dixon, as Trus.
I've, the following described real estate situate in
Nissey's Addition TO the City OF keekuk, County
OF Lee, aud state of Iowa aud moro .particulafly
dtsas. bed as FIVE acres, bling The south ha.i OF
BLOCH number fifteen In saId Addition " ~. "a con-
Ftyapee WAS made TO secure the pa, of twelve
pfpWissory noes, In said Decd OF Trust specified
AID described, executed by said Frederick Bra her
70 6rs enc frsSiIe and Joseph hisg~as, dated the
va dty Of June, lsa7 payable in Elk equal annual
pa3m nts from the third day Of tcbruary, A ID.
Ia3i, hsarng eight Per cent. interest and for thc
aggregate aum 81 81 GO 66-iU0 ; and whereas he
Afst eight Of said notes anA the intereaI emain
due and uupais, therefore. at the request Of the
ho4dsis thereof, l, GeoFgs Z. DiAon, said Trustee
viii soil he real estate above eest bed according
~ tee provisions Vi saa ted If IsQst At the iro
dnuF ~ he Court House III Arpb ak aforesaid, On
,ha 2isi day VI March mkt, between tbs hours OF
Y es0sl IA al o'clock r. n II that day. fur
cash, 10 tbs h XII 81 bidder 10 safety said notea
interest AMI cDst4. GEORGE L. DIXON
Feb. l6, lb6l-d4w Trustee.
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TRTTSTFE,S SALE

NHRREAs, John w Jortnn, by his Decd OF
w Trust bearing d1te the ninth day % June,
4. u. 1857, cQnveyed to George &. Dixon. as
Trustee, the following described real estate, stu.
ate IN Nilsey's Addition to tho City Of Kcokuk,
County OF Let, and state Of Iowa, and more par
tculA4 ~ described as Eve acres, being the north
half ct Block bamberttx In said Addition which
conveyaLce was made t. secure the payment OF
twelve piomissory notes, in said Deed Of Trust
specified and described, executed by said j ohm w .
Jordan to Greene KfsAine and Joseph Ridgway.
dated The ninth day Of June, 1857, payable in six
equal annual payments from the third day Of Feb.
rusfy, A, d. 1857, bearing eight per cent interest
and for tae aggregate um Of 81 166 66.f00, and
whereas the first eighst said notes and the inter
est remain due and UNI aid, therefore. at the re-
quest Of the holders thereof, /, George G. Dixon,
said Trustee, will sell he real estate above des-
crbed according to the provisions of said Deed of
Trust, at the front door Of the Court Houae in
keokuk aforesaid, on tn 2ist day Of March next,
between the hours II o'clock m. and o clock
p m of shat day, for cash to the highest bidder to
satisfy said notes, inter st and cnsts.
GEORGE G. DIXON,
Feb. TO. JS6f.diw Trustee
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TRUSTEES SALE.

"HEkEAs, Hasklns Taylor, by bis Deed OF
w Trust bearing dass the ninth day OF June,
A. ID. 1857, consey@i to George q. Dixon rs
Trustee, the following described real estate situate
In Wiisey's Addition 10 the City Of Keokuk,
County Of Lee ana state Vt Iowa, aud more par
ticulaTly described ms fse acres. being the nartn
half OF Block number hstecn in said Addition
which conveyance was made to secure the paymsn.
OF Twelve promiAs ~ Notes, in said Deed Ut Trust
specified ard describe l. ,xccutcd by said Hawkins
Taylor 70 dreene krsAne and Joseph Ridgway da-
tedthe 9th day Of june, 1857 pay able in six equal
annual pa. ncnts FROM the Sd day OF February, A.
1857, bearing eight utr mt interest and for the
aggregate sum VI 81 los &C 100; and whereas the
frst eight OF said notes and the interest remain
due and unpaid, the!tftre, at the request OF the
holders thereof, /, ucotgs G Dixon. said Trustee.
VIII sell the real tstslpoove described, Accord
To tho pIosisi"as # said Dsed of Trust, At the
front door - me 1eaft House in keoknk aforesaid,
on The 2lst day OF March next. between lhe hours
or Q cioeK =, Ia. End clock p. m. CT that day.
for oash, to the highest bidder, 10 satisfy said
notes, interest and costs. GEO q. DIXON.
Feb. Is. lSg div a--@.sn
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WHEREAS, Edward vankeuren, by his Deed
w Of Trust bearing lie thetinth day o 1 June,
A.. II. 1887 conveyed TO George G. Dixon as Trus-
tee, the following descrb real estate. situate In
Wilseys Addition to the City Of keokuk, Count
of Lee. and st.te of Iowa, and more particularly
described ~ five aerefg being the south hulf of
Block number one in ss q Addition which con
vcyance Was made to secure the payment Of twelve
rromissor notes, in said Deed of Trust speeif d
anI described executed b. said Edward vankeuren
TO Greene EEskine aud Jeseph Rdgway, dated
the ninth day ut juno, 1851. payable in six equal
am uai payments from tbs third day Of February,
A. d. ls27 bearing eight per cent interst, ami for
the aggregate sum OF ST., go &c 100; and whereas
the hrst eight OF said notes aud the interest re-
main due and unpaid. tn srofore, at the request of
the holders theret. \, George c. Dixon, said Trus
tee, will sell the real estate above described, ac.
cording to the provisions Of said Deed - Trust,
Mt the front door of the Court House IN keokuk
aforesaid, on the Flat day OF March next, b.;ween
the hours OF 3 G 'crck "A. ana o clock .. IN OF
that day for cash. To the gacst bidder to satisfy
said notes, interest aud cssis.
EuRGE c. DIXON,
Feb. l6. 1861 div ~ Trrstea
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TRUSTEE IS SALE.

WHEEEA,, Cyrus kinsey, by his Deed Of
w Trust, bearing date the sinth day Of June,
A. ID. 1857, conveyed 30 George G. Dixon, as
Trustee, the following described real estate, stu
ate in Wiisuy's Addition to TO the Cityof keokuk,
County OF Lee, aI d State Of Iowa, and more par
ficulsr described rs five acres, being the north
half If Block number one Ia said Addition; which
conveyance WAS made To secure tire payment Of
twelve promiesory notes, in said Deed Of Trust
specified and described, executed by said Cyrus
Kinsey TO Greene Erskine aud joseph Ridgway,
dated the ninth dry II june, 1857, payable IN SIX
equal annual payments from the third day of Feb
ruary "A. ID. 1857, bearing eight per cent interest,
aud for tho a. gregsfe SUN ot Si,lt6 66.l00; and
whereas the first gh OF said notes and the inter
est remain due anu unpnid, therefore, at the re-
quest Of the holders thereof. l, George G. Dixou,
sad Trustee, will sell the real estate above des-
ctbed, accor ding TO the provisions Of said Deed of
Trust, the trout door 81 the Court onse Ia keo-
kuk afofe ard, or he 81 ST day If March next, be-
tween tho hours Of y och GU a. and O'Clock D.
m OF that day, for cash, 10 nc highest bidder to
satisiy sai iotcs, iiteref and It's.
GEORGE. DIXON,
Fei. Ia, 1s6l-a4w trustee