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All About Gen. Price.

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40" ouS.hFss
Ieh- iiice was Iateiy very Popu'ar' o"'
al booil'itie ne Sot mo oad ou"F.
Yea iiice eApecteu |" "cc'i'I"Sh s'Fa'
th!hs> III t"e war "u' ne VS. t"o' us"'.
e,y""tu ,l, o"t, curing .''e iIlst o.t'.G .,
>, Inc Atlanta I""ie"et'e! says 'AaI 'ho
iiaf ff't rr''! e'ac"~ 80" was an "p'"''
milIl''"!s u I'"''''u''I' "oH''s' -
tice "is" d" ""'"''e' o"t'
Gen. Price showed himself bad Gennral
at Boonv lie. lie made an improper eA-
pusure oi hls:ncst important battery
Some have called Gen. Price lay man,
but there IS really good dea! OF work IN
him.
Gen. Lyon IS an officer fstern discipline
but Gen Isice is remarkable only ior his
laXlly.
Many thought there was nothlngIn Gen
frict, out at boonViile he manifested u
coil>Iaefaoie outcome.
+ Among The great fertilizers al the SOL
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Tho Laurel Hill correspondent of the
Il cinnatti G0-rsHe gives the following in
stances Of the conduct ofthe Federal troops,
in the skirmisles at that place, daring last
week
Our boys stonl FIRE nob'y In fact ..u-
r,ng tie >kirmish, hut before any shells
had been thrown, n Georgian, who was be-
hind tree some iii tInce from one of our
men, called TO out to bin, What troop.
are YOU? one soldier. squiriing arouhd
his tree, an! seeing that there was no
chance for = shot at his qucstioner replied;
ONO and Cndiana Volunteers 'Volun-
teore hell. exclaimed tue &c ian, You
needA tell ne that volunteers stand fire
that way ~
The days sllirmi,h presented some in.
stances OF extraordinary daring Perhaps
the most astounding was that of a fellow
vino undertook 10 furnish news TO tho
rebels. J did not witness il myself. as it
occurred while WAS off on the hill. watch
Ing tA" enemy camp. but | am assured
10y dozen, who d.i >., H. that one of Mil
10Y : swamp devils lJ- the tov> OF the
Ninth Iulia.a are oa.ied). took q paper
and deliberately wa ked up the road. a.
the foo; OF the hill on whi.h the enemy
We're placed. TIL he 20; within convenient
talking distance. Thea asking them if
;hey wouldn't Like To have the news. and
they l.; vIng answered in the affirmative, he
uniosded h.S p'per AID BEGAN, Great bat
tie al Manassas Gap. rebels completely rout-
&c, o g IL nd killed. ten thousand
wnGna d. and nearly all the rest taken
prisoners ali traitors TO be hung aud their
property coati-catedI By this time the
bullets began t. rain dowu upon him rather
th.ck'y, and he beat laI,;I ie,r.a 1t TO q
convenient tree, carefully folding - his
paper a. he weft AID IA rutinc back that.
+ tHey wpuj'! come over 10 camp. he wou.u
g.ye them tnc balance Of the news,
\ letter Written by Maior Alexandc.
Hamilton, AID t General oardsold, from
Martini burr, mentions the following inter
estiuG incident, related by General Pa. Ter
son Among the wounded soldiers of
the rebel army t,ken a. prisoners in the
recent battle. one who was dying sent for
an officer and told ham that he would find
his lnu-ket c.ean aud unloa led, and the
tuuch-Eole flied with wax. and then with
Liz lat breath he prayed ior the Union.
The gun was exaniined. and the tale of
the sadly wionged victim Of southern tyra.
ny proved true.
Several soldiers have arrived in Wheeling
nom Laurel Hill, who give some amusing
incidents o. HE .knmj>hing in tine vicinity.
An Orderly Sergeant says that frequently
the national an'i rebc. licIlets ,nd scouts
would come within speaking distance or
one another, and indulge in personal cpl
thets. sucii "Tiaitor. Abo.ition:st,"
" Blue hellicd Yankee etc. In several
instances. the pickles. aiter abusrn- one
another. wou.d by general consent. ground
arms and meet half WAY. for the purpose
Of tal,:Hg = GIiak. After drinking, they
would yum back, pick up their guns and
fire a: each other, the tlertc>t man standing
the eM..ce OF g.ltlmg the fist Slot
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Making total amoun. of. IS. .934,s79 G.

CITIJTY Is FoETUNV.-Civiiity is q for
tune Itself. ioi courteous man always sue
ce-ds well in life. even when persons Of
nj iiity sometimes fail The famous Duke
of Nariboroush i 1t case in point. 1t was
said of him by one conte nlporary, that his
agreeable manners often converted an
enemy into q friend and By another, that
it was more pleasing to be denied a favor
by his grace, than 10 receive one froin an
other man The cracious manner of Chas.
Jas Fox preserved him from personal dis
likes, even at tine when he was, politi-
caly. the most unpopular man in the
kingdom The story OF the world is full
of such sxsmp.'s of success obtained by
civIlity. The experience Of every man
furnishes, il We tut recall the past, ire
o,ien; instances where conciliatory man
ners have made the fortunes cf physicians.
lawyers, diviuos, politicians, merchants,
and, indeed. individuals of all pursuits.
To nien, cviiity is what beauty is to
women; it is general passport 10 favor.
n letter Of introduction, written IN tho
language that every one understands. OF
two men, equal i'll other respects, the
courteous ono has twice the chance for
fortune
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Monday. July 90

SrSarE-The bill oprovIie ior iron clad
ships and floating batteries was passed.
The joint resolution prov idirg fer Board
OF Examiners to examine the Stevens float
ing battery Hob ken, y J., was passed
The bill providing for the coniiscation OF
the property ofrebel, found in arms against
the government was taken Up.
Mr.. rrumbull offered an amendre Mt
providing that any per on held TO service
or labor, employed or in any aidin. the re
bellion against the the government shall he
forfeited to his master
Mr.. Breckindridge asked for the ayes
and nays. Agreed to-
Mr.. Trumbull said he was glad that the
ayes aud nays were called, for lac wanted
TO see who would vote TO allow tfaitorous
masters to employ slaves to shoot down
Union men.
Mr.. Wilson said he should vote for it
gladly, and he thought the time had como
when the government; should put stop to
traitors, employing bondmen in shooting
down men fighting for their country. He
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A CuRIoUs WAY OF GETTING Rested 1t
is custom in Berwickshire. England,
among woman workers IN the field. when
their backs become much tired by bowing
low down while singing turnips with short
shanked hoes, to lie down upon their faces
to the ground, allowing others to step across
the lower part OF their backs on the lumbar
region, with one foot, several times, until
the pain of fatigue is removed. Burton in
his First Footstep in East Africa. mar
rates n very similar custom of females who,
on feeling iatigued. "lie at full length,
prone, standing upon each others back,
tramplng and kneading with their toes,
and rise like giants refreshed" This
custom is called fogsi.' in Africa, in eur
country it Is Strengthening the back
Notes md Qyr;-s
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Rt1AE, july ~
UoUsE-Nr, Crttenden asked leave to
submit re, oiutionS declai ing that the pres
ent evil war had been forced on Us by Z. @
Cii>unioEists oi the southern States now in
rebellion against the government of the
United States that, in thi. national e,Jer-
rency, Congress, banishing all feeling Of
passion and resentment, viii rccuIiect
their duty TO their country; tha; the war
was not waged for conquest OF su cation.
or interfering "ith the rights here there
is an omission in the dispatch and
equality; as soon as these objects shall be
accomplished, the war ought to cease.
Mr.. Sedgwick, from the Committee on
Naval Affairs. reported lack the Senate
bill, passed, appropriating &3,OUO,0OO to
enable the Secretary OF t Q Navy to Iuy-
chase or charter vessels TO be armcd rs 4
temporary increase OF the navy during he
present rebellion.
The bill providing for an Assistant See
r-tary Of War, and for an enlarged and
more efficient organization OF the Army
Dealeau was passed.
The House adjourned till Monday.
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SpOHEslEEN's d. POT!
Y0NJAC EEHNEE

IMPORTER and manufa cturer Of Increase Twist RI
f.s and Shot Guns. of description, Teesc"pe
and Patent Nuzze Rifles. Revolving Brccch. Cast seei
Barrels. with Gniie Starter huotrg and large as
sortmenf Of Revolvers. Colts Beas Mathatens Blunt
Syms', Allen rhurbers. Gentlemen will End ut my
shop everything in my line, and give salts
faction to all that favor me with their patronage.
invite the cid friends Of II. p. BRrxxER give
CALL he Is my agent. Customers will always find him
his post My shop is on Main Street near the Fox
River Bridge.
Po.dsr Shot. wads and Cars. Gun. let by the day,
SVn1s THOMAS MOORE.
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EAGLE MILLS.
CUSTOM
Boot and Shoe Store 4!
F. thompson.

No. / Hossack's Block, .iiain Street. Ottd,cc,
4 s in receipt OF a fine assortment Boots, Shoes
Il Rubbers, &c. ,
Also, Hats and Caps, and Gents Buck Mitts and
Cov.s ALI of tie best and cheap for cash
Cali and rxamiy A. PRESCOTT, agent,
40 Ne iloSsdcks Biock.. Main st.
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At III. residence of ". H. ". Cnst"dn. East Ott0,rn
Always for sale larGe supply OF perpetual Roses an
al other kinds Of Towering otra"nerr! To
on and yrrrtarles of all krIs. iun14
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you may get it?-B1ston Transcript

In 1881, q large an ONT of su.p.us reye-
nue. having accumulated in the United
States Tre,suIy. by an act o. Congress,
So lul .94i . were deposited with twenty
SIX States, who gave their certificates of
deposit therefor, each State pled.irg its
iIith for The safe keeping and repayment.
thereof whenever required Iy the Secre-
tary OF the Treasury, for the purpose of
meeting any wants Of the public Treasury.
Nine of these States are in rebellion, hau-
ing protes>ediy Withdrawn from the Union.
wiIict.t :naking any prov sion for the pay
ment q: the funds eu ru>ted to their saie
keeping The following is a lit of these
States. with tie amount OF public funds
deposited with each:
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WAN-rD a good shor:-cai.cd clsaise-
horse "f stylish action, handsome figure,
free from vices OF all kinds, stand. any
where without :yiu-, Of great endurance
and we'll acc.nm:"d, must lie warranted
sound aul knd IN al respects, natural
gai: not less than ten miles an hour and
follow il Tor not less than two hours in
success ion Without urging; must not pull
on the bit. - make il unpleasant 70 the
driver: age from six II eight years: weight
from lGGU to i.p1j bounds
The above advertisement from one of
our contemporaries. reminds Us Of one of
Leechs caiir. tlrcs in Pmrh
Horse Dea'cr-I think | know exactly
the horse you want. sir; about fifteen two
good shoulders, light head and neck;
we'll ribbed up; tail well set On; good fat
leg, plenty Of loue--
Gent delighted l-Ya'a=.
D,alcf-No shy about him. good coer.
high courage. but temperate, 10 carry his
own head, nice mouth and sweet temper
for about five and twenty pound.
Geut n ec~tacy The very thing
Dealci-Iahl Then don't you wish
you may get it t?-B5ston Transcript
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H. SlNESS CARDS.
THE NEW YORK BAKERY

lsl J. Il. .WbtEEI.EfS.
H9HE undersigned would pectiny inform the inha-
u bitants OF Ottawa and vicinity that lac is now
prepared to furnish the choicest variety OF Crackers
such as Butter Soda Lemon, Boston oyster, Abernet.a
a Water Biscuit. Also, Bread, Cakes, Brown Bread
Pies, &C., &c, in good variety Confectionery, Oh te
choicest selection. constantly on hand All xmas o'
Fancy and Wedding Cake made to order
The subscriber having slaied no pains nor rxPehse W
fitting up wagon for the convenience ana dtcoh'"o"
ton OF his customers and the public generally now
able to furnish anythn. in their line I" t'oss wo dc
sire. Those wishing the New York W ae"n |" ca' dis
viii send their orders the y. \. Bakery, to
the Post Office.
sVRem-mber the place, in Edwards Block, few
aor west H. ThOmlson's store, Main Street send in
your ORDERS and they will receive prompt attention
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G.. l., THO siI'~ssN
F. Z l:sSsi: a..


Bruce Patent Medi-ipes, Paints, OHs, TdrnisheS,
DUe .StarS, &c, de-
R.tusrn Glover & t,oos', ami isetIick' Block
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MOLINE PLOWS.

UyHEsE celebrated Plows with double shin>
II for sale by the undersigned, and -. think
s.y With truth that i the made lu-
ring the last year, they are uthont doubt the best
flows ever offered in market. We shall sell these
Piexs during the coming season At manufacturers
Drices and Ill PiowS will he warranted Per-ons wan.
iue len hand Piow. the Michigan double Piow, must
leave their in advance rs they viii Then be sure
Of getting them. TERMS CASH.
janis JACKSON 'Ck"OoO
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Dru1gist RooEsely-,. anil S'rtioneT-Orn'r". ~.
second store in Natting-r- block, south side OF the
q ,1rt square ~
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<Ssruau Drn1Jiaf md A ApotiecrJD. NFin ST. OttGu-
2 (WWoLESALE AND GETAlL.)
Importer of Drugs Chemicals French Cosniae Bran
dies Wines, &C., &c anyZS
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nNkuSTEE'S E.-Whereas, on the 9Th day
l Of Octo er. A. b lc5y. james +. Gould anu
l.u"ina Gould, his vito, executed unto David )
True, as Trustee, certain Deed Of Trust CON
veying TO said Trustee the land in Guthrie COUNTY,
Iowa, described as follows, to wit: The n, r.h-
east quarter OF section mum rer sixteen (l6,) in
township No. seventy nine (79 north OF range
thirty-one west OF he fifth 10Th y NJ which said
Conveyance was made by the and James r.. Gould
asd Lucina Gould, tor the purpose OF Sc turing the
payment Of a certain prom ssory note, ard the
Interest thereon, signed ny said james Z. Gould.
for $3-S 90 dated the 18th day # .tober, A. a..
le5s, and payable to the order Of Durham Booth.
And now, said note having become due and rmy
able and the sail James +. Gould having failed to
pay the sa,no. save and excepting the sum OF one
buR fred and ninety nine 5-luO $40 t55 VI, David
:. rue Trustee as aforesaid, do net eby give this
public notice. that by virtue OF the DO er which is
IN me vested by said Deed OF Trust. will, on Sat.
urday, the 9Th day Of November A. d. 1851. a,
the hoar OF two -'clo,k the afternoon Of said
day, at the Court House door 10 the CITY Of Day-
export. expose and offer for safe, at public auc
tion. the parcel Of land above described. or so
much thereof shall be necessary to satisfy
and pay the amount of said Lcte with the in
tcrest thereon to the day Of sale. together with
all the costs and expenses attending said sale.
costs of this notice and Trustee. tees.
Dated tao l4th day OF October, A. - 1881.
DAVID 5. TRUE,
OcIa-dts Trustee.
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RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES
BRYAN,S
Pul M0NI3 WATERS,

Tho Original Medicine Established in 1887, and
FIRST article Of the kind ever introduced under
the name Of "FULAuNIC WAvERs," 10 this Of
any other country all other Pulmonic Wafer
are counterteits. The genuine can DO known BY
the name BRYAH being stamped on each Wa
FEE.
BRYAN' PuLn0xIc WAvERs
Relieve Cosghs, Colds, Sore Throst, Hoarssnsss.
BRYAN's PULxsxlC WA1Exs
Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, Difficult Breathing
BRYAN's PULNOHIC WAvBas
Relieve Splitting Of Blood, Pains in the Chest.
BRYAH's PrLnoxIc warns
relieve lncipient Consumption, Lung Diseases.
BRYAs's PULMoNIC WAHsRs
Relieve Irritation of the Uvula and Tonsils.
bEvAN's PULnoNrc WARNS
Relieve the above Complaints in Ton Minutes
BRYAE's PULAoHiC WAPsRs
Are . Blessing TO ell Glasses and Constitutions.
BRY ANS PULu0NIc WA1ERs
Are adapted for Vocalists and Public Speakers
BRYAKs PULxoEIc w A1ERs
Are in . simple form, and pleasant to tn . tast.
bRYANs PUi AONIC w AHERs
Net only relieve, but effect rapid and lasting cures
BKYANs PULncNIC WAHsxs
Are warranted to give satisfaction to every one
No family should be without box Of
BRYAN's PU LnoNIC WAVES
in the nouse.
No traveller should be without a supply Of
bRYAN's Pun MIMIC WAFgRs
in his pocket.
No person viii ever object to give for
BRYANs PULAONIC WAFyRS
Twenty-Five Cents
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochester, N. Y
Sold by oil the Druggists in Davenport and else
where. nov27 d&wly
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oclh-dts

INRuSTEE'S SALE.-As authorized and en-
L powered by Deed or Trust, executed to me
as Trustee. on the I'd day Of January, A. d
1859, by Joseph A. LeC!aire and Anna NJ. Le
Claire, his wife, (Which trust decd was on IN,
II day OF February, D. lo59, recorded in Bool
y OF town let mortgages At page $40, Of Scott
County Records )-doiauIt having been made in thu
payment Of interest aud taxes levied aud assessed
on the hereinafter described lot OF land J. on do.
fault OF which, by the terms OF said trust deed
It is made optional with the holde. of the no,e,
thereby secured, to consider the principal note ri
$4,000 and accrued interest, as due-and the $, i'd
holder having considered the said principal note
and interest as thereby fallen due
shall, on Tuesday. the 5th day of November
a. D. 1861, II the hour OF nj . c,och
in the forenoon Of said day, sell. at public suc
ton, at the court House door, in the CITY of Dav
export, to the highest bidder for cash, the follow
ihg described acts Of real estate, situate in the
CITY OF Davenport, Scott county, Iowa, viz: The
east sixty (6O) feet oflo lou (4Jin d. OK eighty
i've (s5) OF Le Caire's Addition to the CIV .,
Davenport. together with all the i'm rovemen,s
thereon situated-or 50 much thereof as hall be
necessary 10 satisfy the amount due. with cost,
and exp 'nses "f making such sale.
The trustee will convey only the title cenveve ed
to him. GEOR. SAkIsENT
Ocl2 T.
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'lNkU >TEE'S SAIL Whereas, on the 23d
] day Of January, A. d., ISIS. Levi DOnaldso.
and Mary donaldson, his wife, executed unto John
+. Dillon as Trustee, certain Deed ut Trust, con-
vcytny thereby unto the said Trustee the fol
lowing real estate in the county OF scott, and
state of Iowa, to wit: LOIS rumber four ~ anu
g IS, in block number four ~ in Valley City
as the same are known, nun bered, described anu
designated in the re .ordel plot Of said Valley
CITY. :'gether with tn buildings thereon aifuat
III, being house and stable finished in July,
1897. said conveyance is duly recorded on the
record, OF said county of Scott, in book &C" OF
wn mortgag 8. at pa-e 80. Said Deed Of Trust
was cxecutei Tor the purpose of secure the pay
mcnt, among other, of one certain prOmis.or
note, bearing date January Esd, 1858, executed
~ sid Levi Donaldson 10 Jctn Cook, tor IT, @
sum Of iy' hundred and htty-three and SO !, q
iollars ($553 5o-l0o,, payable in twelve az
months alter date with Interest at the rate OF e
per cent. per annum after maturity. Said note j.
nuw t. { property {. y. Russell.
And now, sci note having become due
and payable. .aG the said Levi Donaldson
having fsiic to pay the same, I, John +.
Dillon 1T 80 as aforesaid, do hereby give
publ,,n {, that by virtue of said Deed OF Trus,
will, on Saturday, the 10th day of November
A. A.. 1851, at the nsur OF three clock u the
ATTIC rnoon, expose and offer for sale, at
pubic auction, at the Court House door. in
the Cityot Davenport, county AZORES the parcel,
OF land above DESCRIBED, or SO much thereof, ~
may be sufficient to pay said note, and interest to
the day of sale, as well as the COS Is attendin.
said sale, costs Vt this notice and Trustees fees
Dated the 10th day Of October. A. d., 1861.
JOHN +. DILLON,
ocl6l Trustee
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TRUSTEE'S SALE.-On the first DAY Of No
i vember, 1851, at 3 o'clock r. N. Of aid DAY
! will sell for cssb to the highest bidder 6 IL
Court House door in the city Of Dsvenpost
County Of Scott end State Of Iovs. ~
following dsssriosd real estate situated Is RAJ
Island county, ILL.,, to-vit: Lot No. seven q. J
being the southeast quarter Of the north veet
quarter Of section sixteen (is,) lot No. tvs a.
bsisg the soush-wsst quarter Of the north west
quarter Of seotisn sixteen u.s. both lots together
being the south half Of the sorth west oussser of
said section sixteen containing eighty asess
moro Or leas also lot No. six ~ bsisR tte postA
est fractional quarter Of The scnth vose quarter
Of sscsios sixtssa (lS,) eon'aisiag tvssty III
acres and thirty -four rods more o. less also tie
soath-wsst qusrtss Of the sosth -eest ana.
Ter Of section number foas (l.l con-
taining forty acres Doso o. les also TIE porth.
west ffaetional qusstss Al the sesth.vsee oua,tee
Of section sixteen (l6,) soetaisiAg tvssey-six
assss thrss rods asd thirty three pelss noss q
-, III IL township No. ssvsstsss l5,l nesth q
rasgs oes, west u tie fosrth (ltk) 4. ~: -
vistss Il dsel Of Trust nade % = - Niics
Pstss Pstsesos rid Cksistisa NeeAie F1ee.o..
snd daily recorded IL de rseoels & Roek IslanX
eoussy, Ill, March 81, lSsS, h veluae . VS.
osssSss :. iesi. JAMES esAur.
- I.1ss
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SALE-Wh.r... ;. -. q

TNRUSTEE'S SALE.-Whereas, on the 2sth
! day Of October, A. D., 1858, Julia +. Coo.
and Wsles Coo, her husband, executed unto Al.
ner Dawson ~ Trustee, certain deed Of Trust.
conveying to said Trustee the land in Scott couu.
~. Iowa. described ~ follows, to-wit: Tho YES,
half Of lot No: three 80 in Llock No. two(2.) in
MsekintOsh's first addition to tho city OF Dsven.
port being ~ feet trent Locust Stseee, BY lOs
feet deep; which said conveyance was made b,
the said Julia +. Coo and Wales Coo, tor the pur-
pose Of securing the payment Of certain pron-
issOry note and the interest thereon, si1oed b
said Julia E. Coo and Wsles Coo, dated the 25ih
pay Of October. A. D., 1855, for the sum OF $3.50.
payable one year thereafter, with interest ct ten
per cent. per snnum, and drawn to The order Of
Levi Miller.
And now, said psom;ssory note havine became
due and payable, and tho said julia z. Cos and
y aies Coe hsving failed 70 pay tho same, l,Abner
Davison. Trustee - aforesaid, do hereby give this
public notice. that By virtue Of tho power which i
10 me vested By said Deed Of Trust, will On Sat
uriay the 26th day Of Oot A D., 1861, as the hour
Of two o'clock in the afternoon Of said day. at the
Court House door, in the city Of Davenport. scott
county, State of Iowa, sxuose and offer for sale ~
public auction the parcel Of land above or
much thereof shall be necessary 70 seisfv M
pay the amount dae on sid note With inisreaa
thereon 70 the day Of SALE together with III coafs
and expenses attending said sale Of this notce
Dated the ID day Of October, 4. D., 1851.
ABNEk DAWSON.
ocz-dtsJ Trustee.