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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-26

- ~ Farm containing aG aetea, situated within
l.iiH ~ miles OF nrdge,ile, Del. aud miles uon
liis DHus CrusslnB, on the Delaware latuid Whrie
A.flak lime Is sold The place Is all lrnctd in and
divided into fields with good wuIm iecs- The sod j. of
excellent quality aud easily Improved. Their IL Hhrrut
Timber for the place 100 apple trees new ~ hrnF,
with 2Jl young peaeh trees, with other uit Tile hud
ingS In Iart follows: House IN Enri oidul, .
stories reoins with Kitchen eranal y;an -tihe new
carriage and sui oke house good water IT The dte, With
other Improvements not here mentioned. This lltte ia
DO sold for 50 soc, halt cash balance in eirs with il
terest Persons desious If purchasing vii csll ua e
miah Long on the premises " the undersigned.
JAMES II. RAY, Newark, De-.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-26


On the efficacy Of the Peruvian slrar aud tle benefits
they have derived from It's use
Rev JOHN PIERP0INT MeIotd MA.s.--lls efficacy In
Salt ltheum and other CuiAneons iisrtsr
Rev. WARREN BURTON, Boston, Ma,s-ii. efficacy in
Readachs Loss Of Appetite, Oppression Neurales Mr.
y6us Auctions aud dcueral Doilityi It's Value to
CergYmen.
Rev AUGUSTUS Il. p ore s0meivhp, Albfl--tuto Er
Bulls and General Dtbilily.
Rev sYLVANUs COBB, Bo.ton Mas It. ufe aud ~
hcAy in famiyi keelortion Of strastl aie' Typh' Il
Fever.
Rev. THOMAS wnITTEMoRE Boston Mt.--its uss
aud Value In Paralysis, Dyspepsia, ana Diop.y Ou tho
Chest; aud adds az gives me new Ni-ot tn Jtn,y
Of Spirits Elasticity Of Muscle"
Rev OSBORN MYRICK, Protincetown Macs It. Efficacy
Ia ST. \ titus nAuce, and Chrnniu BiHue'iiis.
Rev. EPIlRAIM MUTE, Jr, Lawrence, Kansas Ttro.
Its Efficacy in nysprpsia, Debility, rrosraon aud
Adaptation to Western Climate diseases.
Rev RICHARD METCALF. rp,tou, Mass.-lls rfn as
Promoter II pgrsti0n sni says; at has pt,fOl iust
the Tonic that Wauted'
Rev. NJ. P. WEBSTER. Boston. Mas lt- Nalm IN D,s
! pepsla Chronic DafhTi. Bereavement OF Liver aud
Stomach.
Rev ABRAHAM JACKSON, walpole, N II its Enriry
In iles, Dyspepsia, aud Unhealthy Appetite
Rev ARTHUR j. h. CRAwLEN. Hsilhada BuinAh, l.
climatic Debility, Swelling 81 the Extremi'u',
Prot H. VlTALIS sCHERB nislnn, Mass Its Re-tofi.
tive Power after Fever, Exhaustion ct the Nrvous s-
ism and nyslepsai Res9mmv9.lation :" scholars,
Teachers Clergymen aud kiors"
Rev 4. H. RlpDEL Boston, Mass--lts value In ctes oi
bronchitis, Indigestion. Torpid Liver, Nsnralfia aud
Nervous Debility.
B-pamphets CONTAINING I,eltera from the abo,n
named Gentlemen and others, aud giving tut mi' ruainu
OF the SyTun. h- had on application 90 the Nt.mts
u. RRINGHlURST Il CO.,
Corner sixth AID Market Streets, Wilmington.
Or, N. j.. Clark g. Co., Proprietors,
GOLDMAN BUILDINGS
No. Is Sudbury siieei, noatou.
E5-sui by Druggists generally throughout llr iiol
tates sepilN
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-26
Valuable Farms tor Sale.
JAMES II. RAY,


IN farm containing l4s acres Situated n mile
nlN Southeast Of New London n Roads, in Franklin
I'M Township, Chester CO., la lti- divided into 10
fields. with good fencing, water running IN q.
them. About % Of excellent timber cusins
white and black oak. hickory aud plenty chestnut The
improvements situated within 60 yards OF the public roads
Mansion House Of log aud iiame in nir nrr eon
tanning rooms, with good spring and spfinr huuci
tenant house. hug house. granaiy, auger maker hpute
with barn 80 by IS feet, In lair order There m tr
able fruit the place, also GOOD limr Kiln banning
time and lim6 stone convenient ThsiA good pHee amt
has had large quantity Of line pul and qu-
productive II will he sold law Price So per s,r,s
$1,000 Of the purchase money may rem In IN ihe mrn
aterm nj yaarS. Apply to jas II KAY.
Newark Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-26

CAPTURED. large whale which made IL
appearance in the Delaw are on Sunday wa.
captnred on Tuesday near Pettys Island After
being harpooned it lashed its tail md upset q
boat containing a number of men 1t s about
thIty.iiye feet long. and was the cause OF much
excitement in the neighhOrhood where it was
caught A large quantity of shal net was IN
gled about its body
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-26

st-s7r Fam containing p4lS ArrrH; situated near
iN& tue Brick Meeting House and Rising Sun, Cecil
liH County, Md, Is OF good soil and divided in In.
ki1a& closures with good eneiug, water in hels y
acres OF timber % in RrAss In orchards the
improvements are adequate for the place. and consist
mluwsi Brick house, % by 50 feet substantially built
IN good order, with shade trees around and good water
IN the Kitchen harm large aud good, double o6iel 10
ny 80 feet with other out buildings Tho land ia r
order, aud this farm will compare very iAyofaby with
others in the neighhothood The place will 10 sold low
and terms easy For more full particulars apply to the
undersg ned, Or John Smith Gu the premises
JAMES u. RAY, NeMAIk. Lei.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-26
Ion ANREs Nm nAlE-
NERVOUS DlSORnERS.

st.t6r firn situated th. public ROAD !, adm
EilGH from smiiiville IL Wilmington. u mile, ituia
HIKE the latter IN Mill Greek Hundred, Nav CastL
Ailh2h cnunty, bel. This farm contains i'm 1rfr- %
prme ani II excellent quality he high state II cult
vation we'll waried laid II in htl. With good fencing
10 acres in Timber The Improvements consist in nurt 4
follows; good Brick llousr, rooms aud kitchen at
tached with eNcrll'n water in the same iy hydIau
rams milk house, carriage house ctbs stone harm
with water in the yard Thee Is good Tenant Huusr
the place, THIS farm is located la The hest NJ eh
horhools in the state within mile Of limestone and
lime u will I've sold worth the money, the owl er T.
golug West. For more iuli particulars call IN ME- eol
}. Finley, ON the place or The undersigned.
svpli JAMES II. RAY, Newark, Del
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-26
PARLIAMENTARY THE MAYOR.


In times Of public calamity, the minds Of men
are naturally flied with excitement and alarm.
Violent emotions are apt to find vent in demons
STATIONS, seriously affecting the public peace
Tranquility and order will he in constant
hazard unless the bounds Of moderation are
strictly observed, both in speech and action.
Now, therefore, I, Vincent c. dilpin, Mayor
Of the city Of Wilmington, do hereby enjoin upon
all persons the duty Of abslaining from intempe-
rate controversies and violent public harangoes
and all other practices leading to miraculous OF
law and Mt the same time hereby give the as
snrauee, that with the aid Of the military arm
! am prepared to exert to the fullest extent, N.
authority rs Chief Magistrate, in maintaining
order and protecting the rights of persons an
property.
Given under my hand this twOnty.secOnd d.
Of April, A. d. 1861.
V. c. GlLPIN, Mayor.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-26

party of nine persons mostly young men,
passed through this city yesterday morning,
from Baltimore, GU their way to the North. In
conversation with one of them We were Informed
that they made their escape from Baltimore on
Wednesday, in fishing boat. They represent
things in that city of mobs us being in Il des-
perate and alarming condition and that it is
almost instant death for any person to proclaim
himsel. in favor of the Union. They say that
Fort NcIIeury has certainly been reinforced to
the number Of fifteen hundred men, The boais
running between llavre de Grace and Annapolis
are all in the hands of the United States govern
meut How long Baltimore will I've aide to
remain In this condition remains to lie seen.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-26
rnRNAlr

,hAsa PROSPECT NGw, nice liitle home lot any oua
nlW# wishing to retire, containing 81 actra 81 good
En land, situAted Within miles Of Newark. sud -
49, miles from Wilmington, hHl There is erected
this beautiful eminenre Frame house, containing
In good ORDER Barn % b, - iett, with ruud
house, good pure water the dwelling, gnri
chard OF apple, rhGrrea and other fruit this luuv
is called Prospect View, It being situated, It h. ri
oneof the hiahts points the county, aud commanding
Delaware; VIII bv sold low and lvrne EASY. Apply loo
JAMES II RAY, Ncwatt, urb
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-26

stsj9S- Farm cunaining iIO acres. siinaled -
itI miles south OF kimllr,il Chester county, Ia
mlAf This farm Is we'll situated 10 good ueighboi
kA hood, vety healthy, close 10 irhonls Il l. aud
pltts VI worship; II laid Oh Ia ttida we'll wai"ied-
The land Is good quality and under good state I'M
ptOvement There about 10 acres ~ good inhef--
The improvements consist Of go stune Dwelling House
spring house barn aud frame ~ 10y - io', tao
nuuis aud in ro1d order with ether "u hniliEH; VA
Ia the farm aud buildings will compare A.oraty ehrn
an with others the meFhborhnnd anu VIII Nv sold low
aud gu ncccmint daiirg terms, Apply Y
JAMES II. RAY Newark, Del
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-26

{aoAr beautiful Country Seat, with over lO ncr,s
EN Of lAnd attached, situsted On the lancaster ik
hi mile from the city OF Wilmington, Del Thin
Jls5A property l. beautifully titna,gd On h COM.
mahdihg beautiful view Tor mes around. Tho mn
pfoRamtntH ate euhsAutiAl mansion containing saul
rooms, built In modefn style almost with hslLlust
water closets and gas tank Sc all the principal tnans
have marble mauilrs and high ceilings Tho hnu. .s
surrounded with veranda porehes, has beautiful lawn
one acre In 'front.' with grape vines aud all Other Liu
aud stable . by % foot, with wagon sh,d md arauHry
attached This property Will he suli low and at oasy
rers"ns Nehing To view the penisrs will tl On Gtrree
Ayielne on the property, ar the undersigned posses
Sion at any time. JAS, II. RAY, Newark, Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-26

isf;sik Farm situated IN the public road leadluR
i,iS1 from strickersvile to Wilmington about miles
liiiN| from the latter place, in MIL Creek Hundred
AliAAh New Castle county, Del The farm contains iG9
acres Of land OF good quality. In .r state at improve
ment, laid on IN fields Is well wAiefed undr iatf
ieneing about 90 aerea OF this farm In heavy timber
Tue holdings are n minal. II Is Within mila al
limestone aud llm9, aud will make gnod Schools,
iils aud churches convenient Halt The purrhar money
can remain on mortgage. For full particulars Hl-
ply to JAMES II. RAY, Newark, Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-26

Two men and boy passed through this city
yesterday, on their way from Norfolk to Camden,
New Jersey. They state that the seyerest sys-
ten Of force is now, and has been for several
days, employed in pressing men of all grait-
Into the secession service, At Norfolk aud Ports
mouth. Young men between II and ~ yenls
Of age may he seen in tue streets with arms.
stopping l,boring men and mechanics and lor,!ng
them to jim the rebel army. Our inio,mants
male their escape from the State by means Of .
vessel, which took them to Baltimore where they
were detained two days. Thus does rebellion
not only tend to destroy the Government, but it
aims by mraus Of force to break up al family
associations ty scattering lis members, and
starving those who are dependent upon the labor
Of fathers aud brothers for their daily support.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-26

The enlistment of volunteers in Missouri has
progressed rapidly during the last two days and
there is now about 1910 men in the arsenal
grounds, at St Louis, subject to the orders Of
the Secretary of War.
1t is thought that the entire four regiments
asked for by the President will be raised in q
single county, Notwithstanding the refusal If
Governor Jackson to comply with the requisi-
tion. A company Of one hundred Germans,
from 81 0enegieve, has offered its services. f.
p, Flair has been elected and accepted the
Colouelcy OF the First regiment
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-26

fty1&s Farm situated In Cecil County, Nd. about
hsFt miles west OF Newark aud near The Fox Chase
liH4 Cfoss Roads. This place contains tais acres Of
a4xA good lAnd, Is laid o IN fields with water ia O.
about az acres Vi Woodland the sOil good and In q cd
Older excellent orchard with pHches cherries aud other
ifnlt The buildings are good aud in excellent order
Brick House with tack buildings aud porchus front
rooms, with waller introduced iu the dwelling barn 70
by % with water ia the yard rinnary and IN cribs with
all necessary uuthudings This Is MOL place and
VIII le sold worth the mouey For m1ra n particulars
aud terms apply to JAMEslI. RAY, Newark, Del.
Ass SHADES oil ali sizes for covering wax fruit and
u tsWersH CLEMENT SMYTH's
'tV1i Ma. 3 MARKET street,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-26

The Philadelphia Aaieriem is anxiously de-
srons that DuPonrs powder mills should be
guarded from the possibility of seizure. The
people Of Wilmington are also anxious to accom-
pish the same end, but then they do not think
the hest way to do that is to publish all their
weak points and worst fears in The newspaper. for
the benefit Of the common enemy.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-26

Tie Union sentiment predominates in the
northern and western sections OF Maryland
Union military are organizing ut llagersiown
and Minde village. The Secessiousts held a
meeting at Frederick, Maryland, on Tuesday,
and committee was scut to lIarpers Ferry to
procure arms.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-26

.f57g R0nI kmIh and WNV0IWfI.hI gfanl with MI
miHt the Appurenantrs thereuutu belonging. Thia
NH NN place is situated ihe New LONDON road nj
49, NJ, Clelland,,iile. New Castle county neaw ir,
In an excellent u.ighbnTh0ud with ssu.l Aul chuic a.
the place The improvements ave rtgcri onr h,te Il
land aud are ~ h'iluws 3. Good new Duuiln nw,i. "a
loot mont by - feet deep with iaeh buildings asth
house las i've good roomH smith ami Mheelwtghi hhop
% feet by q ee covered with shin sirs with shoe ihe
attached good room AVER the shop Tor painting e9t-
riHsrs, &c This place Is Tor sale ai wall he snI low 1a
me oWurr Is luIous TN account Of health change liz
hdnsss For ptiev aud terms apply to the understand
or to Mr.. WIN. krunedy gu the prenises.
JAMES II, RAY, Newark, Del
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-26


spa54ar Farm situated on tho white Clnp Crock III
!F Mil Creek Hundred, shout miles n-rih"l New
INK - ark Dell containing l0l herta OF excellent land
kIA Of tho bas quality we'll wtefti, aul diyidud in
~ enclosures, neniinF about 20 OF heNy tui-
Der. Tue Improvements substantial aud are ~ part
a. follows; House nf stone containing loiiH III good
order; carriage house. cribs snolr GUS. Hd ban
80 by 80 feet, In good order; tee ssn twurHhlfdH
Of good fruit This atm considering tho neghhuil oru
It Is ill., Is offered owprlce $50 PER acre hall cAth the
balance long credit For more in particular. srpiy 10
JAMES u. RAY. Newark, ncAWnta
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-26

HENRY EZEKIEL,
BOOK AND FANCY JOB PRINTER,
S. E. corner Fifth and Market SITS,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE
Cards, Circulars, Bills, Posters,
and every description Of
JOB PRIN TIN G
In Gold, Silver, Bronze or Plain Style,
CONSTITUTIONS FOR COLLEGES, SOCIETIES, AND
ASSOCIATIONS GENERALLY,
Cheap JOB PRINTING,
CHEAP LOB pNiNTINu,
CoRREOr JOB PRINT Nj,
CORRECT Jon PRlNllNu,
CORRECT JOB fhlN1lNui
FAST jon PRINTING,
! FAST Juh PRINTING,
NEAT JON PRINTING,
NEAT JOB PRINTING,
NEAT JOB fRlNflhu,
~ you WANT A POSTER,
II YOU WANT POSTER,
II YOu WANT A HANDllll4
If YOU WANT llANDhllL
If YOU WANT IIANDBlLL
" YOU WANT A PROGRAMME,
If You WANT PROGRAMME
~ Ndu WANT a PROGRAMME,
IL You WAST PAMPHLET
is you WANT A PAMpuLkT
~ Yuu WANT A PAMPHLET
~ YOU WANT CARD,
~ Yuu WANT A CARn.
If You WANT A CARD.
E y yS WANT WANT G n,is OF 81 t lsBISs
...-.... " YOU VAST hills Of LADiNd
II VIZ WaSSr 4 Mill llHip
" i"u ""N' "',i p , Yon ,,yr suow c,nr
I ~ YOU WANT A SHOW cam
" Nnu WANT a sii"" VA"i
+ VI s w VAN 4 ssiIoW niii
II iou WANf A snow liLle
D Wy W wASr Ry,LAw,
l. V,u uANr ny l. A "a,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-26

/ G. pickles announces nov lot of China Tea, Din
81 aud Cnauliee selts Of i t,rs quality which hf
olors cheap 6ll ba bought cl-eaheri cal and OK
tn.r 1
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-26

MAJOR GENERAL PATTERSON.
r. BurLER PRICE Assistant Adiutant General.

patriotic letter of Archbishop Hughes.
An immense Union meeting was held in the
city of New York, on saturday afternoon. There
were four stands erected in different parts of the
city, from which distinguished gentlemen nd
dressed the swaying multitutes that crowded
about them. From the main stand the following
patriotic letter sent by Archbishop Hughes of
the Roman Catholic Church was read, amid great
npulnuse.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-26


DEAR SIR: Unable to attend the meeting at
Onion square, in consequence Of indisposition,
beg leave to state my sentiments on the subject
of your coming together, in the following words
Ministers Of religion and ministers Of peace
according To the instructions Of their Divine
Muster have not ceased to hope and pray that
neace and union might be preserved in this great
and free cuuutry. AT Present, however, that
question has been taken out Of the hands of the
ppaccmakeis, and it is referred to the arbtta-
nent Of saneuinary contest am not author.
j2ed to speak IN the name Of any OF my fellow
cit gens. THINK, so far as ! can judge, there is
the right principle all among them whom Annw.
I II IL now htty years since, foreigner by birth,
took the oath Of allegiance To this country under
/ lis tic Vi tile United states OF America Loud
cheers As regards conscience patriotism, or
Judgment, have no misgiving. Still DESTROYS
oil peace, when the Providence OF God SHALL have
brought it, may say that since the period Of
my Naturalization nave none but one country.
In reference to my duties as citizen, no
change has come over my mind since then. The
Government Of the United States was then. ny it
isnow, syniholized by National Flag, popularity
called The Stars and Stripes. Loud applause
This has been my flag, and shall be to the eud.
fCheers | uust it IS still destined To display
IN tie gaies that sweep every ocean, and amid
the gentle bree1es OF many distant shore, as
have seen it IN foreign lands, its own peculiar
waving lines Of beauty. May il live aud continue
to display these same waving lines Of beauty,
whether at home or abroad. for IA thousand years
and afterwari as long us Heaven permits, with
out limit or duration JOHN HUGHES,
Arrhliahou nf Nav E,rE
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-26

NoTR-The failure Of IRON asa remedy for Dys-
neusIn a had state OF the blNud aud tiu numerous
Maser caused thereby has arisen from the want If such
pIeparAton of shall enter he ,'on'afh n ltn
nxtnv state and AHsinatr At with the hlfnl This
want lie PERUVIAN SYRUP supplies, and II docs 20 Ia
ihr only form which 1t L. rossle lr lnn 60 enter The
rreulatinn For thia Itason the PEkuNlAN SYRUP
often radically ruRls diseases IN which ether preparations
Of ou aud other medicine, have been iound u DO ~ no
avail.
Certificate Of A. A. HAYES w. d., of Boston
tis we'll known il4 tile meieual elect of ioi'Ntil
uf Iron nre lest by even very hrut cNsnn tn ar ahd
Thai 10 main ain solution ui PrulAidr u lrh without
| rnTIber oxidation, has hren depned impohsii"
| in The PERUVIAN SYhlir this denfahr rninl ~ ~,
tanned iy COMBINATION N WAY rft"nH tStNuMN- hnd
INN solution may replace all the prto rsr hai el'lei
| auI tartrAtrs VI ihe Mairrit N,Ilta.
A. "A. HAYES. AssAydf tn thr stnaoi MAJ.
III Buylston street, Boston.
The following is from we'll known Czeniol New York
New NntK NOV. lTih lndN
The sxpeiieuee which We have had oi ths PhEl WAN
SYRUP and the evidence which h1s seu sNiMigi t. ui
Of its pfeAt success Ia tho Oi many hi shlhcH
us that Il medicinal agent Of remarkable nNtt hni
d. serving tho attention III invallls
JOHN H. WILLIAMS, ESD,
President Of HE Metropolitan Bank,
Iev. ABEL STEVENS,
EI,or Chisliin Advocate journal.
JOHN @. NfLs ~. Es.t,
Firm Of Nelson & ~ hmond, 81 John ~.
Row p. CHURCH,
Editor New York Chronicle.
ISAAC V. FOWLER, Etln
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-26
a coMMANDER FOR DELAWARE.
Lieut. GENERAL soolT has issued the follow
HrSoeuAarBRs or rHr AaMy

ndahnqi0H, Alpi 49, 1851.
The Military department Of Washington is estende'l
a. to include in addition the district of Go umhi aud
Maryland, the States Of Delaware ana penn lyania aud
will be commanded by Major General pArfig,oN belong
ing To the volunteers Of be latter state.
The Major General will Ms iast as they mustered
ltO service post the volunteers If penns yHnia all along
the railroad pm Wilmington, Delaware, to Washington
city, in sufficient numbers and IN such proximity
give reasonable protection to the lines parallel wires
To the road, 5 rails bridges. cars, and stations
WINFIELD SCOTT.
By q mmaud
l., b. TOWNSEND, Assistant Adiuiani Geneial.
Major General PATTERSON, who is therefore com
mander Of the military fgrces of Maryland, Del
aware, Pennsylvania and the District Of Columbii
issues the following order we call especial al
iention 10 the fifth section;
| HEAD OLA RTRRs PENNSYLVANIA NoLU NrEEHS
/ AMI puta Anil Ism
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-26
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Is acknowledged to be the
BEST JOB PRINTING OFFICE

IN DE LA W AR u.
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Remeajrr, he Statesman Baiidng
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WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-10-03
TRUSTEES SALE.

NN1IlEREAS, Charles II. Van Fps. on the 9th
w of September, 1896, executed unto Robert
T.. Campbell as Trustee certain Deed of Trust
conveying t. sai! Trustee the land in Cedar
county, described as follows, fowit: The south
east quarter OF section no. tWcntv.thrce t23l and
the northeast quarter OF section no. twenty-sA
(2C) in township 10. eighty 500 north of range
no on "a west OF the 9TH pr incipal meridian
which said deed was recorded IN the Rec riders
office of Cedar county on the 18th of September,
l>jG, in book a. of mortgages pages 1863, i0-l,
and WAS make for the purpose OF securing the
payment OF six promissory notes dated Novcm.
Der 1855. and two for the sum Of four hundred
dollaA each payable in twn, three and fou,
years. each with interest at the rate OF ten pei
cent. per annum And whereas. four Of the sale
notes are now due and unpaid and whereas
Robert +. Campbell the Trustee Aforesaid being
! deceased. and ". L. Cowan, Judge Of tho Pro
| bate Court OF Cedar county. Iowa, did on the
18th day OF September. 1861, appoint the under
signed trustee ia place Of sald deceased;
Nov. therefore. l. HENRY y. SL,yN.KER.
Trustee As aforesaid by virtue Of the power
which is vested in me do hereby give this public
notice. that | will sell on Tuesday the 18th of
Oct"her. lsGI. at the hour of two O'Clock p. m
at the court house door in Upton. Cedar county,
Iowa. at pubic auction to highest and best bid
der. the southeast quarter OF section no. twenty
three ~ township eighty $50 north If range
one ~ west. being apart of thelland conveyed IN
said Deed OF Trust. or much thereof AS may be
necessary shall be sufficient to satisfy and pay
the amount last named aforesaid with interest
and all costs and expenses attending this sale,
including this notice and Trustees fees.
II. Y. Sl.AYMAkER.
Trustee as aforesaid.
~ayf nt G1,nrp i,fl