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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-01-25
HIDES llIDH>,,

WANTED for immediate use ! 600 cad
w hifies ut rny new Ten Yard a. miles
Sou'h Of Marshall. for which Eve and ten cts
viii be paid IN lew,hcs
GEO. ". EWEfL.
~ Hides tanned on the share
December, :, 1851. rlltf
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NOTICE.

7 II. GALLOWAY is my dclr ae,ho-ifsd
-. ageai during M absence.
j. \. GALLOWAY.
Oct 2dih. is6l. n62m
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CITATION
NO &c
I J Rtcu.aDsos, rs, sAaK SHos7
THE STATE OF TEXAS.
CoUsrl or IIsssisos

THE STATE OF TEXAS.
CoUsrY or HARRISON
70 any iaiefpl 9focr Of iail County. Greeting
YOU are hereby commanded 10 saumon
SRbc Shoat 10y Publication of this writ
three successive wctks IN the Texas Republican.
a newspaper puhlistcd in the City Of Marshall,
% be and personally appear before me nj my Of
fee. On Saturday the ist day Of February. A
u, lS62 at 10 O'Clock A NJ, 10 answer the
compliant Il I. j. Richardson 10 q plea Of
debt for the sum Of one hundred dollars due by
account briefly as follows to-wit two woke Of
oxen sold said >hnat in the fall Of lo5o, due
December 18th is6l.
Herein a not AMI make doe return Of this
writ as the law directs.
Given under my hand this the Isl day Of
January s62.
e. W iAGRDNF
Jpa,oe Of The Psaes m end for Siid County.
Issued January st, ls62
G.. " LAGRONE,J P.
January ltth, 1859 niG:3t.
Printers iec s.
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RECEtNI<G, FORW ARDlNG.
aad Com nal s.ion Du~i ueSs,


fI,HE suhscriher has resumed the allow. bnsi
] nsss, at his old stand ard Is now prepared
20 receive Cotton and other pro,iucs,. All 10.
sin entrusted to his care shall receive his hes,
attention Il. IL. MARTIN.
January 9Th. 1851.
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la Some lady rtt neat leather bag or
lrhd at the sore Of M,ssn g q nregg y
! which can be obtained by application ct
j. Office
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ADMINISTRATOR, NOTICE.

hN the 2sth = Noyetaber A D. 1861, The
~ undersigned Ras appointed Administrator
IT the estate 1T Charles G. johnson. decreased.
bg tbs County Cont OF Harrison, pertaining 10
The estates OF dreeascd persons. Notice 10
hereby given that I'll parsons having claims
against .ahl estate are notified 10 pres n, them.
duly authenticated, within the time prescribed
by law aad those indebted to make Immediate
payne
BENJAMIN Il BASS. Ain'r
Nov 30 SCi nj ct
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TEXAS REPUBLICAN.
TO THE PUBLIC.

,...4i..r,icr. 60 the Texas Republican are taken
.f ih., county without payment in Alliance and
. ,a reason that n Is more trouble to collect such
..ai. than they arc worth. The names ot sab
. r- 8ut Ut the county will he erased ~ the cxpi
tB.. tine wear unless rcgxN 'dly sen ding The pr,e
'ha rapsr Money can p" sat u mail At our ri-k.
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NURSE WANTED.
Estray Notice.

4 GIRL, 10 or / years OF age. For hr,h.
~ Or inflammation. apply a. Tbs Office
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FOR HIRE

4 NEGRO GIRL ahost 20 years Of age
y stout aud healthy a,cleeahly good cook
and a superior washer and ironer, Apply 10
q G. GREGG a 90.
Marshall, Jan %. lsG2 nis-sl.
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NEGRO BOY TO HIRE!

4 BouT twelve years Old, healthy and s,oat
u Apply to -
JOHN I. PIERCE.
Marshall. Jan Is. 1862. nls-;'.
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IR,aaNSs Nj. > Jacob, adycrtisc' Sell
\ uiI gt Dast'
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- EMAINING in the Po,, .fise n Msrksl.
IL lexas..on the j., day q January, lrs3.
which II not taken on, by the 3lss day 4 March
next, will tc sent 10 the Dead Latter O0gs:
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Marshall. Dee. -, 1861.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-10
SERVICE.
ORDNANCE Orrcr.

ORDNANCE
Prorosas WIN be reserved y mis- uni NJ
l. The United states government within one yesr
from MAJ ss aasss1. dsPS Of arm viz
nar Ferry Rites with sword bayonets and steel scab
Brseeh loading caronss, for cavalry
Revolver Pistols, army sire.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS oiecrs Swords, s.ee, sc,bsara.
s,ee. scabbsIds for riHed musket basone,a
nr and rifles. the price for 2ooo0 OF either and
The reduction proposed, for each additional 10000
r revolyers ard carbines the kind proposed the
prize Ter 5 and REDUCTION per pistol or carbine fr each
bres and scaboard the price Of each Of the
Zach add,iionai 100 70 aooo WV ~
pnaase Tae aeS musses are 70 be IN ali s's de
Teal those acuIod at the United States Arnory,
are " s o ss w ssa S e
must also interchange With one another 10 the
The materials for arms mus, be Of the very best qua
All the Articles be ,uoic the Inspection prescribed
~ on At lie expense Of ,hs eonrsc n such
may bc directed InsrsS, wan be mrde ithe
Proposals. w state The lame o. The
Of ae s
a. speSsa tire any sIsSIp g introduce msssSs
the whole aambcr OF ar NJ contracted for TO forfeiture at
The depasmcni ,csrscs itself the right rejec. any
bid and ss.d;r nons made through any agent
ropossls YIN te sarsssoS as room'Sen era ii,
Proposals Muskes" riaes sabres, &C.,
the Case may be.
u,RoPosALs FOR THE SUPPLY OF FRESH BEEF
Tor United States troops stationed al Fort Column
FUs New York hasbor for one year. CONNIE ncng June
1911 Wi received nj the ONCE Of the A. A. q. g. Fort CO.
lumbrs Ncw York Harbor until ~ O'Clock NJ, on the 2lst
nytr i ~ef Ia 10 be Of first qlalit, In equal proror
none sN1 lind quarters nscs and shanks excluded
AMI " deliver At Fort Columbus at such times and In
uo pgan ties be required. Two securities Of ve
t6oe. vi be required for the faithful full
i.pM tf ,ptIae Proposals will b. Adresse 10 First
lnastraut Cht sixn Infantry once Of A.. A. o. g.,
Fer' Cppmtls Wv io iiarbor ana W. snd,rsed Proro
aafriF q fe N bcefn The udefsGned
tn oh % rsfeg my all bids which Le dscms eIiravs
:: =. ~. iIie,ssssl .po s,is.s1x 5 Dc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-10
PROPOSALS..

NoAL.
~ -
Written proposals viii be received until the cath inst for
the delivery the NORTH wharf At West Point. " the
folio aud qualities of White Ash Coal ccan:
600 tous $40 lbs per ton Locust Mountain steamboat
szo.
Also,
$50 tons e, 2l0 lss per tour. egg sire,
yU tons do. do. stove size,
OF cither Beaver Mountain buck Mountain Baltimore
VEN, Wyoming, Price OF Ca III stated SEPARATELY:
Wyoming distress at tho West Point boats
wilton receive 1t At the mines without breaking bulk
the Schuylkiii and Delaware and Rsrisan Canals
More than the idinary facilities FOR unloading will DO
furnished The coal 10 BE- delivered be the LIST Juas
and 2tth OF August next.
Captain and Quariernlaster Military Academy.
WEST Pofar N. ", My ., l-62
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-10

L,OR SALE OR ExCHANGE-A PROPERTY KNOWN
rs the Cromwell Manufacturing Company. at Crom-
we'll Conn., cons!stins OF factories foundry and dwellings,
together with all the machinery belonging thereto, contaa~
Ing fourteen OF ground including the reserver Of x
acres; also from the Commonwealth OF Connections
for the exclusive OF water with other valuable ad
vnatase this entire property will be sold liberia terns
desirable, property In this city suburbs Is oeredl
some money VIII be given In exchange For further v.
Sixth Nv M.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-10

two story House and barn. with eight Lots OF grouna
at South Bergen, ~ mile from Jersey City horse raR
road. Price $1,000 Inquire Of CMAS W. wAhD Il wases
sire
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-10

CLOTHING

A T THE NEW STORE. ia THIRD AVENUE. LADIES
ana gent emen dispose OF their Cast on Clothing
Carpets Furniture &C. guarantee % pay Tor presse rum
s. Please do forget call address g. MISH lA
Third Fourteenth Ladies' attended by
Mrs Mish.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-10

A TTENrIoN,-LADlEs AND GENTLEMEN. IF YOU
n wish 70 lind lair anu honest dealer dispose OF
your Cast ON Clothing Carpets Furniture and Jewey the
best thing YOU do y 70 call address the honest
well known dealer r. HARRIS l56 Seventh where
you VIII oe dealt with to Your satisfaction At this place
you can receive fty per cent than from other
the city and you VIII avoid beng humbugged. Please
not oget r. HARRIS, i56 Seventh Ladies'
ed by Mrs. Harris.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-10

I,yOR SALE CHEAP-ON THE NORTHWEST CORNB8
Of Lexington avenue and Tbirynnth street. four
House. with all the modern improvements Ase
u Thirynnth street, built in the best Inquire
on the premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-10

DENT $io0-FCRNISHED COTTAGE AT STAPLE.
~ ton Staten land. containing eight rooms. fruit and
berries in abundance three ferry hour from
City Hail. in good order. Inquire at I East Fourteenth
1treet OF A. LUDLOW, orJ VAN DUZER, Collector, Sta
petOn Landing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-10

two story and basement brick Cottage lot 25x0 feets
about 1--WE nntes walk from forty Price 81 $50 Apply
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-10

DoNNRTs-sPRING BoNNETs AT BARGAINS THIS
ID week. L. BlNNy Millinery. largest and cheapest N
TIE world, 1 broadway, 6. opposite METROPOLITAN HeteL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-10

COUNTRY SEAT ON HUDSON RIvER-TO RX-
change vi Furniture and stock for y properly
incumbrred Improy cost So 600 Splendid grapery,
orchards Of finest fruits river; ~
hours from city. Address ID. D., station Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-10

LyoR SALE CHEAP--sURPLUS PHOTOGRAPHIC AKA,
half and quarter Camera tubes and To also
losof photographic apparatus Apply top noor l6l Full
ton street, ar Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-10

DIVER HOUSE, FOOT OF is2D STREET CARAVANS
HI vc) newly furnished. and in compete ordecFami.
lies and single gentlemen make for the
reasonable terms Grounds well shaded. and
hourly by Hudson River Railroad steamboat stage.
Apply above.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-10

NEW HAVEN HOTEL FOR SALE-CORNER OF
IN Twenty seventh street Fourth avenue, opposite
tn New Haven and Harlem depot For particular. In
the premises J.WOOD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-10

L,OR SALE AT A GREAT BARGAIN-A DIORAMA o.
Australia all complete. showing the gold regions, o sses
plants wild animals BIRDS &C. 6c; exhibited here
win exchange for merchandise or rsal estate.
II. BLAKE, II Chambers street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-10

E'OR sALE-FARMS. CITY AND COUNTRY RES Z
denres Some for exchange Also all kinda Of business
chances procuring partners selling grocors saloons,
and all operations done in once OF this class.
f. d. RICHARDSON 4 CO., sc and "a Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-10

N ~ TO rHr, FOUR STORY ENGLISH BASE.
OtOU, meat modern built House, In Fortieth street.
ke,ween gslen,h and Eighth a.enusa Apply 2 h "a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-10

A1TTnE OLD STAND. 1874 SEVENTH AvENUE.-MRs.
AlEl EkIElS continues pay The following
s. TO SO Dresses So SIS from
81 to IS for Pants Also Carpets Furniture, Jewelry NC
by post punctually attended Mrs Ezekicis
Gentlemen attended to by Mr.. e.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-10

TOR SALE-A NEAT TWO STORY COTTAGE HOUSE,
and full Lot south side l23d street. IS0 feet case
Third avenue; contains Cro&on water Terms
Apply q H. s. MOORE. Sixth Avenue Railroad Depot
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-10

~ applicants now waiting Parties e!taer In he city
wish class boariers would do well to make
appir as.on al ofnce, No. Great Jone. strect
PEET GAUL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-10

E'OR sALE-TfIE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF
Grocery Store and two ba Rooms; lease the House,
In the First ward; doing ood business; sold cacap for
cash. Also good Farm oil 25 acre. Long Island al
der cult, alton. 40 miles from New York; house.
barn and good well OF Sod cheap cash,
on nd and mortgage for three Inquire at So Rector
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-10

ENOR SALE-AT A BARGAIN, A SUBSTANTIAL FOUH
- story Ugh soop modern built Hou,s fun lot bestsc.
cation In Hammond street Apply to s. Il. JACOBS. Noa
New street. under the ST. Nicholas Bank, at 23 Wess
Thirteenth street
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-01
Thing. ,h., are Unc.n.t,,u.i on.l

Things that are UnconstitutiOnal.
An obscure paper somewhere in Michi-
gan thinks that Gov. johnson is "violat-
ing the Constitution in consenting to fill
a place which his principles should teach
him cannot legally exist in this Govern
ment."
We have no doubt that this same paper
thinks 1t Is unconstitutional To coerce the
South" that it was unconstitutional 4
expel Bright from the Senate" and tha,
it would be the height Of unconstitntion
ality to confscats the negroes Of rebe.
who helps to dig the intrenchements be
fore Richmond. If the counsels and in
fueuce Of such Constitution quibbler
amount to anything in Michigan, We ms,
set down that State ~ valuable ally 70
the guerrillas who are seeking 10 burn on
houses and cut our throats.-[ Nashvill
Union.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-01
T. REIGHTS

II r. u ii L s.
BY thisroute, Freixhts OF all description. cap he
forwarded from philsdelphia, New York, Boston or
blInm"re;to or from Any point on the Railroad.
Iowa Missouri, BY RAILROAD DIRECT.
The Pennsy Railroad also conn scts n Pt,t,
burg with Steamers by which Goods can be
cd 10 any point on the Ohio, Muskipxum Ksntucky
Tennessee cumberland, iiaois, W iscorsin Nissis
sippl, AAsonri. Kansas. Arkansas and Red kiyeYs:
and atCleveaDd, sahdask. aud Chicago withs 10 N.
ors 10 alt ports on ths North w sstern Lakes.
AerchaLis and sAappe ntrnsti,a the trsnsporta-
tion OF Freight to this Company can rely with
confidence Oh it, speed transit.
The Mates OF frctxhr
To al from any point In the West Oy the Penn,yl
vaniA Central Railroad, are at all lines AS IA
VokAbLE AS ARE CHANGED BY OTHERkAIL
ROAD COMPANIES.
r-r Be particular 30 mark packages, ..vlA Psns
GAhrRAL X. K.f'L III
20, freight conuacssor Shipping Directions, m.
ply 10 ~ addiess either oil the follow Esnss
Company
Il. r. SASS st. Louis, Missouri.
u STE NAh1 Freight Agent, Pittsburxh
ILARhEd CO., TrAusfer Agents, -
H. ". bkoH n ~ co, Ginci inuAti, o.
h. Q. MELDKuM CO., Madi son, Ino
}. Il. AOORE. Louisville, Ky.
w. w. AIkAAN 4 CO., hv vansyilie Ind.
CLARKE CO.. Chicago, Ill.
w ii. d +. l.. LANGLEY, GsliIpolis, o.
y b.. kEAL, PArkersburE, Va.
HALL CO., Marietta, D.
r. PIERCE & CO., GAINESVILLE o.
M'poN ELL D h'CoLA. Portsmouth %.
X. NNEELY, Msysville, Ky.
J.P. JOHNSON. Ripley, o.
JOHN TODD, Covington, Ky,
Ii. l.. HEATON, GIosela nd, d.
R.G. MkLbRuA, Gent Travelling AE'tfor
he South anaWest.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-01
A RRIt Ais AND DEPARTURE!
~ OF
RAILROAD TRAINS.

Nosthera Train leaves daily SUNDAY ptedj At
Z. p8 y. m. and arrives at s.3o ~
Western Trsin isevet daily tArBdsys excepted III
7bp aAa ant y. u A4d arrives l2.o IN and
s.uu
At iIsmilto De pot II rains on the Wabash Valley
RAilroadarrtve daily except snnesHs Hs o'clock
IN. and departdaily y,sunasysexeepted, att soa n,
Bu see aeon . ct y iil.lLire city.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-01
LIVE STOCK.

Droversaud Farmers will Nm this the mo st adyan-
Tag route for Live Stock. Capacicus Yards well
waiefed and supplied with every coHvenieucs i ave
beenopened on Ii line and itsc Ions and ev
attention. IS paid 10 their wants. From HArrisbuYvn
where will be found every convenience for feeding
and resting, achntce IL offered OF the PHILADk
PHIA, NEW YORK and BALTIMORE MARKETS.
This will also be found the shortest quick esi md
direct route for stock TO New Yerk-[yixAllen.
town land v ith fewer changes thar . ny other
ENoCH LkWls, General snpt.. A lloona, Pa
l.. l.. HouPT, Gen. Ticket Agt ,FhiixdelphiA
H. H. HOUSTON ,GenIFreigh ,Pnii iade iphis !.
ixn2Adaw I'LL
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-01


The REBEL GENERAL HINpAAN.-The
Bowling Green (Ky.) Gazette gives the
following description Of Hindman, the
rebel General In Arkansas:
s'Hindman's parents came from Con-
necticut, and settled near Knoxville, Tel-
Inessee, near which place Hindman first
saw daylight Hindman's 8 father was
cat's-paw TO Benjamin aud Slidell in the
monster Plaquemine fraud upon the I'm
tied States some years ago, TO the amoun,
OF $4,000. 900. Young Hindman is a
lady's man Of stamp No. l. He stands
five feet and one inch in his very fancy
patent feathers. Wears the finest Of
clothing, tight-fitting clothes; hair in
curls fourteen inches in longth, falling
graceful over his shoulders, and well oiled;
jaunty little cap upon the top Of his
forehead, to display to every advantage
the black curls; rose-colored kid gloves,
and rattan-gives one the pen-portrait ol
the little rebel Hindman.'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-01
Playing at war.

We have Just seen worthy citizen
who went down to Suffolk, Va, few
days siute 10 see bis son in the Union
force there stationed, and this was part Of
his experience:
Suffolk is the petty center Of a strong
slaveholding county (Nansemond J which
has been for some weeks in the peaceful
possession Of our troops. Fifty stacks OF
good fresh hay stood in plain sight, but
our horses were ted on hay brought from
New York. al a cost Of not less than $40
per tun Our fti.na, l.as ing spent some
hours with h:s SON. proposed 10 go into
the village and find supper and lodging
at . tavern. His son stared. "Why
they wouldn't give you supper and lodg-
ing there for any money. You viii have
tossay IN camp with me, and take such
fare as We have" 80 the father, having
no choice, concluded to stay. Supper was
soon brought on, it consisted Of good
bread tthey were out Of meat just them
and tolerable coffee. black as your hat
'Is there no milk hcrez' querled the as
tonished father" "Plentv,' replied the
SOD; "but they wouldn't let as have a
drop to save our lives" So the father at G
his bread and slipped his black coffee,
wondering if rebels in region under
loyal rule were e, er allowed to bully their
conqucrers 30 before. And be came away
wondering.
We rejoice in the faith that this is to
be endured no longer Tbs new conhs-
cation act and Gen. Iope's Order bring
us very near the end OF it.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-11
Ifebl6-dtn

TRUSTEE'S SALE.-WnEREAS. on faR
i It'll day Of Novsnbss, 4. d. 1850, EcAsuin
lsancs sod Elisabeth, bic wife, a.d Thonae 3.
Buncs, and Albina, Ais wife, s1seuesd vDso Aus.
tn Corbia, - TsusteA ssetaia DEED r TSsst,
eonvsyisg 70 ssid Trustee, Tie JauA n Cjiatoe
county low, described . follows, to-vis; The
south half Of The North East quarter u scet,oa
No: shirtyA 80. )is TcvsshiP No. sish,y-ess. lsiD
l. Hsteh sid essvsyaaee Vs. .aAs d Ne
psrpcss Of securing The payment u ooe sestais
By said klAmio ard 3hoaas, dsesa ~ StSz Day
d Novsmbss, Z. D. 1880, sni payable - - yeer
sftss date, 70 the order 81 Willisa r. Whcsjer.
Tor ths sso a 90 husagsd ed sAiesy .sevas ~
S0-lO0 dollas', On which nets h sadesSed the San
II ssventy-thrss doilsss.
payable, and said Hphnin and 1heass havine
JAILED toIey the sanss except - aeevs Daasd,
!. Austin CoebiA crosses - aleeesaid, 10 hereby
give this publis rotiee thssby vistss d he
- iea 10 II - vested ~ I'D DEED q Trust,
J viii, oa Sstsrday, leis 3ostI Day II Mach,
4. w.. 1852, q the hear - nice o'clock II he
ioreaoca q sid day, q tAe Co1gt nssss dess,
y eCitys1 DASeapaet, e1paeo ~ e11 - ealeb
q psblie saeteos SsFeash ~ parcel q eDA above
1e6enSed, q - nueA thAoel, - ahall -
ssessnz tesaeialyasd lavthsa1suasdss soml1
1essy VI Dc ln1GssGt sS1mso - ~ laya 80
tsBoehee With ~ ~ eoa0 Understandable
oald sole, eests q this netieo Al 4suseeeb -.
Dated ~ IT day q Aassh. 4. D., leDA
-...., ssvs III AUSTIN coesl1,
EstN n
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-11
vTRUsTEkY sALE-Wh,r,ea. "a The nj

gTVRUSTHkB 6ALI-Whsesas. q the Oh
= day Of JAY, 4. D., Lass, VI. Doelss, 40
and n. ". Doolao, biz wjle, egeeatsd oato David
8. True - Trustee, es9eaio deed q Tsuse Soa.
vsying - said Trustee tho lood IL eeeu eoapty.
lows, described - follows, to-wits A undivided
equal half part u The asssh half q he soash-
east quarter Of section Ne. ssvsntsva (l7) IN
Township No; Sev:s:y -sigA: 90, .essA e rssss
four east Of the 9th z. y: Which eaid eouyeysoeo
purposs Of securing The payment Of esrsaia
proissosy nees odd he interest thereon, siepsd b.
sid william Doolsn, dated Tie vi dsy q July.
4. D., less. and payable - fellews: for the O.
Of thirteen hundred aad 1ity l,SS0) dollars. pay.
able the 9th day Of July, lsse with inesesst q
the sats Of tsa pr osat pr annum after nsta.
sity. =
And new, said promissosy note having become
due aod payable, aad the said William Doola,.
having failed 70 pay the zane. !, David 8. frus.
Trustee - Aforesaid, Do hsesby give this publie
notice that b vistue d he power which l. il me
vested bv said Dsed q Trust, vill.oo Noaday
The 10th DAY u March, 4. b., 1853, at ne
hour Of two o'clock, n the astssnoon. Of
said dsy, 81 Tie .Cosre Hosso dsoe
Il The City n DsvsaposA s1poss asd e6sr lor
ale at p:blis austteas The parcel q iaad
e:.!y = satisfy and psy the amount Of said sose.
With thsiotersst thereon - the day ofsals tegeth.
q with oil the costs ssd expenses attsudiae eaiA
sale, costs Of this notjee aod esusesssfeos.
Dated the 18th day Il February, 4. H., 1854
% DAVID d. TRUE,
lfeblS-dtN Trustee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-11

DISEASES or
aorses + ether Donostlcatel Animals
MIR. g. ULLT,
MEMBER OF The ROYAL COLLEGE,
IN Of Veterinary Surgeons London, 10 pos.
I'LL sessed of the most perfect system ef
Horse doctorins Of airy in the West In = great
majority Of Instances his cures ere complete, per-
manently lsstiDg and rapidly accomplished, even
Horses useles. from disease and hitherto thought
to be incurable. Mr.. >. treats With the happieet
results. rendering them it te perform ordinary
work. Mr.. SIS treatment 10 based On the legiti.
mate sciences Of medicine, and he pledges 10 give
satisfaction I" all Who may confer their patronage
on him. Office q: LeClairs's Stable, corner Of Sd
and Perry 1t.
N.B.-Horse ana Cattle medicines can be had
Of Dir. Scully At moderate prices. jas-dAw
CrATE UF IOWA. COUNTY OF SCOTT, So.
- In District Court:
~. , Original Notice.
Albert F. Verify,
70 said Albert F. Yerby, Defendant:
You arc hereby notified, that there 10 now on
Ale in tho ONCE Of the Clerk Of the District Court
OF said county, petition Of Thomas Allen, Trus.
tee, claiming OF you the sum Of $&ll.61 and In
tersst u 10 per cent. from March 18th, 1662. %
money due for breaches Of covenant in steass from
William Russell to E. s. Pariows, Of certain lands
in the city Of Davenport Iowa, which the Plais-
tiff claims you are liable y pay - assigusr Of seid
lease upon blocks Nos one, two and the north
halt Of blocks Nos. three and four, in Gurlsy's
subdivision Of the Russell estate, In said city and
the breach elaimedi the non.psymsnt oieity, and
county taxes for 1860 and 1851; and unless yos
appear thereto and defend, on or 30
fore noon Of the second day Of the
next term At said Court, to DO holden On the
lst Monday Of June, A. b, 1861, detsult will b
entered against you and judgment rendered there
En~e h. 81 IT.
and costs. low BROWN,
mh171 Pjainei&o Attoenovn.