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Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-28

RAILWAY STREET CARs.-We notice an
attempt feeler, rather, has been thrown out
on the track now spelling the Main street of
Memphis. We trust the track will he soon
torn up. It's laying was only tolerated even
by the Secessionists as military necessity, =
and We trust the so-called necessity being
removed, tie track will not be allowed to re-
main, 10 be used TO the enriching of few
spectators TO the detriment of the chief thor
oughfare of our city.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-28

MK. WoODwARn.-In our issue of the 2elh,
we had something TO say respecting Mr.
WOODWARD. Since then, gentleman has
called and informed us that Mr.. WOODWARD
delivered over TO Provost Marshal General
VIZ. 5. HTLLYKR, the documents of his Office,
and all the money, Just as be received it, due
from him 70 the city. When Gen. SHERMAN
learned that the money paid over was Confed-
crate scrip, he ordered the re-arrest of Mr.
WOODWARD, bnt he Immediately left the city,
and his friends have not been able to see him
since.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-28

SEREEzDE TO THE UNION APPEAL.-The
exceIlent band Of the 25th Indiana compli-
mented US toward II o'clock last night with a
most beautiful serenade, for which it and
Lieut. Walker and Quartermaster Foster have
our sincere thanks. The fighting 25th has
long been one Of our favorite regiments. On
almost every battlefield of the West we have
heard Of it, and know that to-day its ranks
are lessened by !hree hundred men killed on
the fields of glory, sacrifice to the integrity of
the Union and the honor of the old flag.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-28

"A EIaHT OR III E."-Soldiers love
TO fight or like Nose will "sFile." As the
secesh won't give the division here a chance
20 fight them, they fight among themselves.
A large number Of them kicked up minia-
ture riot AZ grog shop on Shelby street yes.
ierday, which gathered quite crowd. After
n display of yalor which hurt nobody, they
dispersed crying for the Union.
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SPECIAL ORDERS We. 6s.
HEADQUARTERS rIFTH pTvIsIoS, !

-A4AfE-Ss august 49, j
TIE General Conmsnding announces with shame
IL. and mertihcalion that he discovered ease OF
bribery in one Of the public Offices in Memphis viz. the
payne nj By hundred dollars to clerk in
the Office Of the PrsFust Marshal General Tor pass tO 70
TO uelena.
H. All ofcers soldiers and employees in tie serioe Of
Zee for any U1cial whatever. cnly cIine
but disgrace to the whole country In like ii is
crime for citizea 70 offer bribe and any citizen
hss paid is asked to pay fee, lIbe has
afforded opportunity p-ot To corrupt or inu-
any person in the service of the United States he
hereby notified that he give notice thereof the
C0nmsn ding General forthwith that justice may be done
AID the TIE be protected against even the
suspicion of oorrErt:9n.
III To guard against corruption in the future ii is or
dered that house taken possession Of by the Quarter
under General Grants orers to take possession
o and let loyal tenants houses in Memphis
shall be occupied by any officer employee the United
Government, except by regular assignment
the Army Regulations, by the Quartermaster approved
by the Commanding General No will be paid ex.
ept to ths Quar'ermastsr in person, one # his
clerks In wri ten receipt by the QuArtermaster,
signsd by himself and not by proxy.
". Anonymous communications win not be enter
viii reduce it writing stating facts
given if necessary. Such communications viii be ad-
dressed the Aduant General of the Division Major J.
b. Hammond.
By order of Maj Gen. W. 7. SHERMAN.
]. II. HAMMOND, A. A. G.. [aus
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-28

ARREST OF A Typo Mr.. Cutting, formerly
printer on the Argus, was arrested few
days since for drinking toast to the Southern
Confederaoy. lie is now in the Irving Block
Rather hard on the typo to imprison him for
drinking toast to a thing whose existence the
arIasting party denies.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-28

ANOTHER CASE or JAIL BREAKING.-A
man named John Lynch, confined in the r.
wing Block for stealing, effected his escape on
Wednesday night. The number of escapes
lately attempted with success evidence either
neglect or completely.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-28

REMOVAL OF HALy DOZEN PoLITIcAL
RIsoNERs.-Mcssrs f. NJ. Boland, Jacob
Smith, John Kinnement, A. Shannon, John
Reynolds, and Col. Greer, were forwarded
Northward on the Lady Pike from the Irving
Block in which they were lately confined.
We hear they are soon to be fasoEed with a
trisl
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DEPARTURE OF Mr.. IsHAN, OF THE Car
cAGo TnIEs.-Mr. lshsm, aof the Chicago
Times, arrested on a chang of publishing state
ments false in fact and injuriou, in tendency,
wrs to-day removed from the Irving Block
and placed on board the Lady Pike bound for
Cincinnati
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BREAKING JAIL--Tne counterfeiter, John
4iiliaps, whose arrest we noticed three days
pee, aided BY three other prisoners, broke out
the station house, late on Tuesday night
md effected their escape.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-28

"INTERNATIoNAL' MAIL AGENT ARREST
ED E., A SPY ARBEsTED.-A young man
named Charles De Mort was arrested yester-
day by the pickets, whom he endeavored 10
pass with mail bag, destined for the pseudo
Confederacy lie styles himself we are told,
az international mail agent lie was secured
in the Irving Block.
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REMOVAL oY THE STATION HoUsE.-The
removal Of the statNn house to Forests negro
mart on Adams street, opposite the Hardwlek
House, takes place to-day.
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JEw AND GENTILE.-A gentie soldier and
jew civilian bad little set-to in front of our
Office yesterday. The jew was feled by the
gentils, rose TO bis feet, tunnel his blck and
departed in search Of place of peace
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-28

NAsI n INTENDED FOR AN INsULT?-A few
evenings since, while our soldiers were parad-
ing ia from: Of residence at the southwest
CORNER Of Second and Madison streets, the in
mates Of the house immediately closed the
window-blinds.
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kEcoRDEEs CoURT.-There were eight ca es
tried IN the Recorders court yesterday, and
hnea amounting to ffty-six dollars were col.
lected.
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A SERVANT WOMAN WAIVED. to do the work
OF a small family. Enquire at 2ss Main street.
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G. II. Biopp 81 Co, successors of +. f.
Risk, have opeAed 80 assortment Of tin, cop
per and sheet iron ware and Of stoves, at No.
3l4 Main street. They are agreeable business
men, ana will no doubt succeed.
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TIyE Provost Marshal admits ALL both great and SMALL
4 into Leidy % st. Louis, Hat, Gap, Boot
and Shoe Store, No. 245 Main street, opposite Court
ausreas is well known this is -he place buy the
Hats, CaYs Boots and Shoes fot the least money
aug2o-Iw LEIDY q CO., from st. Louis
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WEATHER.-The weather continues exceed
ingly warn.
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CALI, one and all, and satisfy yourselves.
Every picture warranted, or no sale. Remem-
Der, corner Union and Shelby.
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You may obtain good picture to send in
letters for the small sum OF seventy-cents, al
the corner of Union and Shelby.
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PERsoSAL-Colonel Slack, Of fhe 47th In
diaua, Is now at the Gayoso House, having
returned in excellent health, and seeming to
have enjoyed his farlough.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-28

IT is well known that the best and cheapes;
pictures are made at the corner Of Unien and
Shelby.
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GENERAL ORDER, No. So.
HEADQUARrrRs Firm DIV SION, !

HEADQUARTERS Firm DIV SION,
Memphis, Tenn, August 18th, 1862.
The following Orders have been received from De-
Dartment headquarters, and publishd for the benefit
o. an concerned:
In pursuance of Orders from the Headquarters of the
Army Washington, all r,stretion the sale OF Cot
ton, and prohibition Of the synt of Gold therefor
hereby alnulei Every facility possible VIII lie afforded
EUr getting Cotton to market.
By order Maj. Gen. q. s. GRANT,
JNo. A. RAwLINs, a. A Gan.
By oI1er of Maj. Gen. W. T. SHERMAN,
J. Ii. HANNeyD, A. A. Gen. aul5-f
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LARGE pictures in gilt frames, at Cincinnati
prices, at corner of Union and Shelby.
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GENERAL ORDERS NO. IA

HEADQUARTERS, DISTRICT OF WEST TENNESSEE
CoRLSTH, Mississippi, August 10, ss62.
l. All nen-residents Of this District, found within the
same, who home, would be subject draft, will
be enrolled under the supervision of the LEGAL
handlers where they maybe found, and in Of drst
bsng made By their respective States, equal ptopor-
will be drawn from persons thus enrolled.
50 drawn will at be assigned TO troops from the
States to which they military service ani the Exc
cutiye thereof notified Of sech dran.
II. All violations Of trade by Army followers may bs
punish BY eonhscaion II stock in trade and the as
sgnment Of the offenders do military duty as private
soldiers.
By.conmand Of Maj gen. U. s. Grant.
JN0. A. RAWLINS,
(0ficaIl Assistant Adjutant General.
J. II. HAMMOND A. A. General. aug24 If
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WANTED.

A SITUATION IN grocery, provision or commission
"A house, by an active OF long experience
and a good accountant. Address "a. ). H.,
auzi-tf AT this office, for three days.
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JUsT received q fine stock of picture cases
at the corner Of Union and Shelby
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-28
For Sale.

A FIRsT-RATE GROCERY STORE, located in ons
"A of the best places in the city. Ii will Ia
SOLD cheap for CASH. Inquire at this Office.
au2i-lw
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To the Trade.
NO PASSES ARE REQUIRED.

lust RECEIVED choice lot or GROCERIES, fol
u sale low 10 the trade, by DAN. ABLE Co.,
ana. ct no. 3 Bradley Block.
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Ferry Notice.
s25 Reward.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
HAT, CAP, BOOT AND SHOE STORE.

II EDDY co. from Saint Louis, No. 245 Main street,
Il Memphis, opposite Court Square, have the largest
aad est stock in the city, call and
aug2n-lm LEIDy 4 Co., Prom st. Louis.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-28

A COURTEOUS fLEmAN.-Through the
courtesy Of Mr.. Lloyd, the clerk of the steamer
Continental, which arrived late last night, we
obtsined Northess,. papers, from which we are
enabled . la9 slore our readers the indefinite
Virginia and citing Kentucky news which
crowdA our eol6mns this morning.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-28

THASKs.-our thanks are due 10 Messrs.
Blelock & Co, of Main strct asld Messrs.
Wilkinson & Quinn, of the Senate News
Room, Jefferson street, for late fayors.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-28
Liniments.

Mexican Mustang. 81
Farrells Arabian.
Bragg's Arctic.
DAVIS Pain Killer.
DeGrath's Electric Oil.
Railways Ready Relief.
sAmbrosial Oil.
Dr. Clarkes Liaiment.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-28

AMONG the most attractive features of the
International Exhibition, is q collection of
specimens Of Ancient Egyptian civilization,
of several of the ancient Egyptian gods and
holy objects. Perhaps the most interesting of
all are the golden and other metallic orna-
ments found upon the mummy of queen of
the seventeenth dynasty, supposed TO be the
date of about 100 years before Christ OF
these, the most reHlarSiables- a-.-rss~saia high
ctsstIn similar in form to
modern watch-guard chain of the serpentine
pattern" Indeed, the resemblance TO some
styles now nadein London is very striking.
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Worm Medicines.

Winer's Canadian Verruifnge.
Fahneatcck's Fermifuge.
Perry's Dead Shot Vermifuge.
kcLean's Fermifuge.
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Taken Up.

5nN Sunday the 18th, a Mouse Coorsd HORSE about
" Il hands high, name cut, and no shoess on. Tho
set him BY applying the Austin place. half
mile South Of Sam Tates tbs Memphis and Charleston
railroad. ang22-3s
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-28

Ihe - Union Appeal ID the best medium
70 advertise fn-hawIng the Largest CTR
CITATION OF any n erning issue In this
City.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-28
FOR SHE.

rsyHE STOCK and FIXTURES Of taiI Drug Store,
On one Of the best locations in tie city. Apply at
this efice.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-28

HRREAFTER no bounty or advance pay will
DO allowed 10 those who may volunteer in the
volunteers to all mp the old regiments until
the I'D inst.
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CoSFIRMEn.-The taking of the Fair Play,
published By US a few days since. is confined.
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LOST

A POCKET BOOK cont aiming eighfy-hve dollars on
IA Planters and Union Bank which can be ideI4ifed,
should the finder attempt it his own. Mynams
ia attached to several papers in the Pocket Book
finder will please return it promptly 1t the
steps Of the Clay Building, by Main treet.
BY leaving said Pocket Book and money at Msssrs II.
Clark Co.'S, Jeweller store, Main street. the
will receive suitable reward.
aug2l-zt C. H. PALMER.
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pomadss for the Hair.

Pomadas, in cut glass jars.
Bears Gfease. "A
Ok Marrow. At
Pomsde PAilocome.
Lubin's Fine French Pomades.
Bazins Stick Pomade.
French Stick Pomade. II
Razin,s Pomades, in hna glass.
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Reading Matter ON Every Page.
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Muscular eous.

Thompson's Eye Water.
Sir james Clarke's Pills, 4
DIR. Wright's Rejuvenating Elixir.
Royce Il Esterlys Dentrifice.
Payson,s Indelible Ink.
Costsrs Rat Exterminator.
Lyons Magnetic Powder.
Mortimer's Rheumatic Compound.
Vanderveer's Schnapps.
Mrs. Winslows Soothing Svrnn
Cherokee Remedy. Cherokee Cure-
Capsules. Castor Oil.
CARROTS Snuff Olive OIL
Ioolh Ache Drops. Concentrated Lye.
Hoopers Cachous. Flavoring Extracts.
Fine Brandy. VOLTS Schnapps.
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Dyspepsia and Liver Complaints.

Sanford's Liver Inyigorafof.
Berhave's Holland Bitters.
Hooaand's German Bitters.
Hostetter's Biiters.
AeLean's Strengthening Cordial.
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Fever and Ague IIedicines

Osgood's Indian Chologogue.
DIR. Merwin's Fever and Ague Pills.
Smiths Tonic Syrup.
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Native Wines

Sparkling Catawba qnartsl.
Sparkling Catawha tpinss)
Still Catawba.
Sweet Cats.wba.
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Taken IN.

A SPOTTED COW with two CALVES has been take1
N up by the HHdersigned last Friday the I'D in
sant, which the have b. proving his property
and paying charges.
JOHN sGHNEILZER.
sugss-1E Near the Fair Ground.
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Cosmetics and ToiIet Articles

Amandine, for Chopped Lips.
Prepared Chalk, pink and white.
Magnolia Chalk Balls.
Skin and Flesh Powder.
Lilly White, fine assortment.
Puff Boxes, single and double, with Pafs.
Puff Boxes, metal, beautiful style
Court Palter, assorted
Perfumed Sachets for Drawers.
Cologne Water, Peters, Bazin' s and M;tchelTs.
Harrisons fine Cologne.
Lubin's Extracts, genuine, full assortments.
BszIns Extracts, full assortments.
Glenn's Extracts, full assortmen,s.
Dupuy's Kiss Me Quick ard Sweetiv.
Fancy Soaps, fine assortment.
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For the Hair,

Hsimstreet's Hair Restorative.
Mrs. Aliens Restorative, No. / and 2.
Mrs. Aliens Zylobalsam, No. 3.
Moods Hair Restorative.
Eareka Hair Restorative.
Lyons katBsr0n.
Barry 1ricopherous.
Burnetts Cocosine.
Cristadoro's Hair DYE.
Bachelors Hair Dye.
Hair Oils and Pomades.
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Pills and Cathartics.

McLean's Liver Pills.
Ayres' Cathartic Pills.
Wrights Cathartic Pills.
Brandreth's Cathartic Pills.
Jayne's Sanative Pills.
Railways Ready Regulators.
Sir JaIaas Ciarke's Female Pills.
Merwin's Fsyer and Ague Pills.
Dr. Strong's Cathartic Pills.
Spenee's Cathartic Pills.
DR.. Motifs Chalybeate Of Iron Pills.
Dixie Charlie Pills.
husbands Calcined Magnesia.
SeidIitz Powders.
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Takan Un.

Dy the subscribers on the 18th instant a Bay MULE.
ID The will eoma forward, prove properly and
pay charges. Apply 10
JOHN FISDAL,
aE26 81 Monroe ST.. between Main end Second
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Diaryhea Medicins IS.

Browns Extract Ginger.
Lyons Extract Ginger.
Jayne's Carminative Balsarn.
AIc Mann,s Elixir of Opium.
/ Davis Pain Killer.
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GENUINE FAMILY MEDICINES,
Fancy Goods and Toilet Articles,
No. ss JEFFERSON STREET,
Memphis, Tenn.

HAs JUST RECEIVED FULL SUPPLY OF THE
II FOLLOWING ARTICLES:
For Coughs and Colds.
Wistars Balsam Wild Cherry.
Ayres' Cherry Pectoral.
Williams Ralsam.
John Bulls Cherry Pectoral-
Rushton & Clark's Cod Liver Oil.
Bryan's Pulmonic WATERS.
Browns Troches.
Davis Wild Cherry and Tar.
Blood Purifiers,
Bulls Sarsaparilla.
Merwin's Blood Searcher.
McLean's Cordial.
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~.O.RoTTER,

SUCCESSOR TO POTTER & MERWIN,
DEALERS IN ALL
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saIves and ointments.

Trasks Magnetic Ointment
Dalieyis Pain Extractor.
CavansughE Pile Salve-
DIR. Clarke's Stimulating Salse.
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Yea;ssysyau;a Central Railroad,

reg -
H. ss..3 1889 ssissF
saoswcen e'i.saoure ana + siindel phia,
81. Capacat.y u shss ho,sd rs ,.o,e equat 10 as4
an the to"ntre
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Legal.

RI STEE'S SALE Whereas, on the 4th Gty
i % Jun, A H., 1857. James n. Ergiish ad
Sarah j. In !sh, his wtle xccuted unto Willie
i5oo.sn ss Trustees certain Deed Of Trust, 60.
veying to said Trustee the land in Scott count
lows described a. ioll lows to-wii: The eat bal
Of the notth-wes quarter of section No. five (al
IN wHship No. seventy nine 10 nor. b, OF rags
No. one east OF the 5ta +. NJ, said deed a
Trust being recorded anon -st the records oi ta.ds
scott coanty.i VA, on he III DAY Of June. A. ID.
81, ia book "i' at page ?3s which said convey
anee WIS maac by tho said james NJ English aud
wife for the purpose Of securing the payment OF a
cert4n psolsissory note and III. interest thereon,
siguei hy the said James NJ. En5h.h h. d.ted the
4tA day o. June, 4 u. 1871, to tie order OF ob-
eft Fleming, and payable as follows !: Ter the sun
IL six hundred and sixty three 35-I dollars
sih5 33J payable on the ith day ct June, 4. ID.
1873.
And now, said promissory note having become
me ala llya bio and tho SAID Jauuer N. L slish
having faielto fay the same, !, William De, Ian,
Trustee as Aforesaid, do hereby give this
pgeIic notice that by virtue o! the IN is
IN ne yss,eu by said Deed Of rus.l wilton Tue s.
day, the lV.h Gay OF June, A II. iSt2. e
tae hoac d. len .'cio,b n tie forenoon ui 81 d
day, at the Court House 2or W the city OF Dav-
9apart. eajtte anu offer fpr 20 e. n; ,utlie auc-
| 'i1n. the parcel Of land above described, or so
| duen thereof shall be Necessary to satisfy
| ara nay the amount OF said Lete, with the 1n-
'erssi thcfe"n 10 the day OF saie Together vi III
~ sne sos's and expense attending .aid sale,
| o,tS OF ;hls notice and Irosice'- ices.
| Dated ;se sth day ol Nay. A. u. iet2
WILLIAM LuCLaN.
| ~ f-hol Trustee.
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LEG L..
essRUSTEn's SALE" bereas, on the go
day Of Novembef, A. d., 1s39 John Ra,lia

sxsRUSTEn'~ SALE.-N bereas. on the $50
dsy OF November, A. d., 1s39 John Ras lin
executed unto Austin Gurbin as trustee, a certain
deed of trust corse5 Ing TO said Trustee the ian5
in Scott county, Iowa, described d foliows, to-
wit: The nertk-eass qasrier OF section No.
twelve {i2, in township No. seveaty rhine IN. y
north Of iauge M. one l., east O The BIB T. ~.
according TO United Ststes survey -containibs
ene hunired aud sixty acres 0! !ani, more Or less
Also part the NORTH stst quarter Of section No.
sixieen (l6,) tosr,hip No. seseaty nine 49,
north OF range No two e, east II the 9Th +. NJ,
somnencin aprta OF toe northeast corner thirty
to - reds thence west sixtv{G co rois theme
guth thirteen and ont-taird 1879 rods thence
eas' sixty topl rods theuc north thirteen an1
one-thifd 1915 rods the place of beginning,
c'ht ininE nyc 70 ares, more Or les; Rhsca ~
conveyance was made b. the -4ii ] la kayiin ioI
sRe puFp9se OF securing be payment o. twelve Ger
tAih tfpaissory noieS an TIE interest th. re0n
> gnsd by sain joan stasiia, dated h Stn aay of
~ enlb.r, u, 80, nd payable a. 10 Avs.
Sax Tor the sum Of six nnu0re do,la-s each dtc
November lst, ts6y. 1851, 1862. lsGl. .sbi anal
So, an SIX oth,r I,tss Tor tbs susa II Ton,
NV ,, rel a. Jar eash. ne say IT, 1861, lsh2.
1868. leGi 1919 AID 1866.
And now, SAID 2 OF last named notes bayins,
become due and payable, aud the SAID J I'm
i.aptln having ialieI TO pay the sane, /, fastil
Goro ~ Trustee as aforesaid, do hereby give
his pubic notice, that by virtue of tie owe
which i in mesested by said Deeu o. Trust. viii
on y ednss Jay the Ia Gay OF sia5, Al. 90. Il.
5ne houf !" lin. elocs the forenoon oi saia day
~ the Court iioR'e door - III ely Of Davenport
expose and oHcr Tor sale, at igi,li: Auction
he .,;.rces u land above lescritrd OK min,
tho northeast quarte- OF the no .h-cast o4ar,s
Of 81 -ect'ou welSe y, in township stv MY
mae 80 roi'h Of rltse one a east Il the 1
y. W. en- " s 81 on the 9th day - No.
e.nber, l5ol, to Is y Il 9 d.. November i
i9Gl,.o oQ, Q book I. deeds SCOTT rec I'D
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'.iehigan Central Raj Road.
GREAT CENT1AE ROUTE
- J.raC HOy6s, ~" 40 Gag aad
a d ia F.I,. ~ ss.

.~eNAND AFTER >OVEI ,ER THIRD, 1861
trains leave thu Great Leslt al la4,n Depot,
= nf l., g sttcet, - 'ons>
AN Day rxp { 5 (exco t -un lay1 ar ives az
! ..;r,it NJ q L VI ~uspe SION Fri ise 1T 495 n
! b.ny - A u, New losk d. D z =, boston l2;2o
: !.
f:StPN Nisht Excess except Ssteriay) a.
liyo Il u,,r,,,t 81 ~ } :, u. sauspersion .si"ge
q - ,ltaa, 8 IL 4 II, Aes iora ~ II; 1oston
! u = u
,inoian Ii ,saas, via N G rai.roal J. Leave Chi
ga att A mai ',.ia. $50 2 u Fast Express
ave N Chicago att i u tast Express, -ul II
= i Ugh ali fr"in
Tho 81 II tr..n eaving Chico % ruGs through
', III iuns.i .s.inout eh.ageo. GAYS 81 '5,ase.