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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-05-08
aega tslaaLEGALr NOTICE.
To ALEX AMBER STREET.

sir-You are hereby notified that ther. \. ~ Il.
ne she pce OF the Clerk Of the Disfrict Co,s ss
MspeLo county, Iowa, petition In on. ncs. :" ~
THOMAS Devin, clsmihg asainst Won 1Sceay, q
ms aver for eleven hundred and ~ S "a
nna and cost Of suit said judsent "a
h;ss - temper cent per snham q money A.. -
asS , IPon your promissory note dated about isr
"a !doo Tor nine hundred and anH Is ln
TO his order one year sftsr Az. .S
i0.eress atten per cent per ann1m fron S.ss :ss.A
Ing also OF you the performance OF your eontr,s.
nenced by the title bond given 20 voh hS
ysvin and Eiissbeth Devin dated abost A.. ."vmss
looo Ior the purchase Of and from the Ret,t
sstn "a day OF June, 1850 for the mn A.
aIed collars paid shout August 1ath. Ise0 s.Ssn III
mount Of ths note aforssald Of IctS nns ,o ne
ope nnndred and eighty.aye, and fISSl on h".s s
sna In the city o. Ottumvs stSts sIe
snn sns psymsAt ~ The Judgment 90 rsndersS - IS
osiance OF the purchase money or n defsnix -
psSmens, that yonr equities In aid Iets =" - suo0
sssisy ssS :nd yenr Interest sed
.na W &c sss.s s.' ss. and
lsrm e asid nistrlpt OonFs Tor eaia Osnrx, nsxs
sIso, " pc begun and holden on Mopdsy M
~ eefsalt viii be taken seainst yen' - ~ sn,
na oseres DC rendered upon The said pstitfor esas
April IA. 1880 A. John b. DBvIN. sis'
p,.,yy.,S,l Issals SoTs Tor Pssitloner,
Eialntins amdayit being Aled Il Il orde,.a ,.....,
ssaSs sshsd sos spar {S sossscssvs .ass snls
= s''sn's ceu'l'r,ass aGea ssoWs.
essfk Dietrict Cont 4
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Ashoay 4 Co. ofthe Dubuque Her.

Mahoay \ Co. ofthe Dubuque Her.
q tks Postmaster Of that city. at the
N TIE q. S. Court. for claim /. Of
~ pn6lishing uncallcd for letters from
- Dscember, 1851. and also for a..
Sog damages for not publishing the letter
Ast h the Herald. The defendant demnurrr.
%, and the Court sustained the demurrer.
halding that the plaintiff had no cause Of &C.
eisas and, iifhe had. the Court had no iuris-
diction. This is rough, on Ashony. who
had been threatening that startling devel-
opmsnts" would be made when the b. s.
Court met s.4e| svae,s ~ ~ 4,
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Legal Notice.

To David E. Hall, Eliza Jane Glass David GLASS; and
Caroline @. Dodson snd John W. Dodson:
VyOU and each OF yen a re hereby notified that the
u petition OF Peter Walker, as Administrator Of
the estate Of Rebecca Hail. deceased Is fe in
the Office OF the County Judge of Wapelo county,
State OF iowa, praying for an order Of the County
r5t NJ. s5z N ef Ess sIt Aet =
tumwa, In said county and state. ~ " w
Now unless you appear and answe err TO said pettiop
or Deiore noon the second day of the JuIy term
Oh said court to be held at the Court Honse In
sald county, default will be taken against Won. and
prayer OF the petition !Ii % PETER WsI wTp '"e
May 1, 1S62.4w - - :" ""h, osc y
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Capture of another Rebel Stea.
mer loaded with Enfield Ri

Capture of another Rebel stea.
mer loaded with Enfield Ri
ficssr -
wAsniSoror, May a The following was
received at the Navy Department to day "A,
u M FLAG Sur WABAsH,l 81
s. Port Royal, S. Q. April %, 50.
Ihavs just slime thls morning before the
departure of the 'Susq uehanna, to inform the
Departments Of the arrival here Of the rebel
steamer Isabella SKllea W arley, in charge
of Lieut.. Wilson and prize crew. She hav.
ing been captured by the st. Jago de Cuba
Commander Ripley, 100 miles north of Alb,
baco. She is deaply loaded with Enfield RI
fles and as il Is supposed rifled eannon-in
her fore hold, which has not yet been exam
ined. o,, :, s,.,{-.i,s,g,r.-. 10 VI f.,f.;a
Lieut.. Gibson says that. the ST., Jago de
Cuba discovered and chased the Nashville
but the latter was much too swift for herr
TIE Nashville also had arms on board for
the rebels, intending to run the blockade, #
possible.
tii7 . Very respectfully, 1'l's e"1
7svs De- Your obedient servant, rLi'h
= (Signed.) n gsa AsF. DUPONT, Il
..,;,,fa,..., j! Flag Officer Commanding. i,
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Col. Everett Peahoar.

: This gallant yonng officer, Who was Col
i OF the Twenty-fifth (Mo.) regiment, tina,
sent about three hundred Of his men to see
what the rebels was about, at three o'clock
sunday morning, and found them all on the
march for our camp If he had not sent
them out we would all have been taken pris.
oners, Or could not have got in line before
Mey would have been In our camp .fia.,rr3
Col. Peabody was the aon Of Rev. W. r
G. Peabody. Of Springfield Mass, was a
graduate Of Cambridge in 1919, and at once
went into his favorite profession, engineer.
ing. In this capacity he has distinguished
himself In different sections Of the country.
When the war broke out In Missouri he was
established near the H. q st. j Railroad
and the first success against the rebels At
St Joseph, was due to his alacrity in enlist.
ing without commission and in spite of bit.
ter opposition, a battalion Of loyal men, who
are the nucleus Of the regiment which has
since followed him so bravely. When the
enemy threatened Lexington, Col. Peabody
made all the arrangements for it's defence
he delayed Prices advance by his preca,.
ions in front of the town and the good dis.
position Of his small force was in command
Until the arrival OF Col. Mullipan. .awbo
anked him two days. The skillful tiisno1
ition and confidence with which he n.
PRED his officers and men, the protracted \
efense Of that place is due to him. lIe was 4
everely wounded there and had not whole .
scovered when hejoined Gen. Grant With ;,
is pet regiment, the 25th Missouri, gii4'ig \
II is well known that few officers, If any
the army. were better acquainted with Q
'e part OF the country in which Il IA tauv q
'erating than Col. PEABODY, as. he was y
lief engineer Of the Memphis & Ohio, R IL
!, and has been employed on several other p
ads in that section. 1ei To4 eirH On F,aT n
Upon his joining the force under Grant re
e command Of q brigade under Prentiss 81
Is assigned him, and at the time of hi.
ath was acting BTgadier General on the :"
posed left wing Of the army nearest the re-
emy. He was as brave as tho bravast Z.
worshipped by his officers and men. bae 60
'--s e z - fs5s4 ~ z tl3fftf sfgE ! LIETr ~
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The .Leavenworth Inquirer SAYS
Capt Moonlight, lately commander at
Fort Leavenworth, has been appointed
Adlutant General in Ger. Stureis
command
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Our neighbor publishes extracts from Col.
Gibson, who, it says, was republican from
ONO. Would it not be we'll for 1t to pub
i'sn the last letter Of one who was demo.
crat IN Ottumwa, till athis counsry's call he
laid down his life in her defences 49,
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The Surrender Of New Orleans.
The following correspondence, taken from
the Richmond Enquirer is between the May
or of New Orleans ande Flag-O officer Farra-
u. S. FLAG SHip HARrroRp, OFF New (nsb
amao ORLEANS, April ,26, 1892. ,e..
To hh Ercelleney the Nayor Of the Citycf
Neu Orleans ::
S1R:--Upon my arrival before your city |
had the honor to send to your Honor Capt.
Bailey, U. S. n, second in command Of the
expedition, to demand Of you the surrender
Of New. Orleans to me, as the representative
Of the Government Of the United States
Capt, Bailey reported the result OF an inter
view with yourself, and the military authori-
ties. 1t must occur to your Honor that it is
not within the province Of q naval officer to
assume the duties Of a military command.
ant came here to reduce New Orleans 10
obedience to the laws Of, and to vindicate
the offended majesty Of the Government Of
the United States. The rights Of persons
and property shall be secured. .s. .,s
therefore demand Of you, as, its repre-
sentative. the unqualified surrender Of the
and that the emblem Of the sovereignty Of
the United States be hoisted over the City
Hall, Mint and Custom House by meridian
this day, and all flags and other emblems Of
sovereignty other than this Of the United
States be removed from all the public build.
ing by that hour. i. particularly request
that yon shall exercise your authority TO
quell disturbances, restore order, and call
upon the good people Of New Orleans to re-
turn at once to their 3vocations, and partic-
ularly demand that no person shall be mo;
Tested in per on, property, or sentiments Of
loyalty to their Government. $3.50 49,
! shall speedily and severely punish any
person OF, persons who shall commit such
outrages as were Witnessed yesterday by
armed men firing upon helpless women and
children for giving expression to their pleas
urs at aoitness:no the "osd t7ag." = 49, s
lam, very respectfully. 't.g'''s
rs ssiilHla3 p d. G. FARRAGUT. efi
~ \. @.
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oTTuMWA NURSERY.

Located 0ue Alle pess& o. s0ttumwa, on the farm
owned by C)efk wflIlezss near the Cemetery.
The proprietor o6ers q large and well assorted
stock Of FRUIT TREES 70. The following list COM
poses IGost Sfmy varietibo:
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PROSPECTUS
PROSPECTUS
or THE
Journal of the iii. state Agr'l Society,

To he Friends CfAgricuifurs and NechaHiC Arts :
The Executive Committee of the Illinois State
Agricultural Society believe the time has arrived
when the publication Of journal otthe Society
is mpefauycy demanded
Pursuant, therefore,, To the duty with which they
are charged by the second section of the Constr
tuition OF SAID Society. revised and adopted by the
meeting Of delegates from County Agricultural So
cIetics, held the FAR Grounds, al JACKSONVILLE,
Sept i 1860 they have made the necessary arrange.
mcnts for the issue OF such journal, monthly com
mcncng with January, 1862.
Each number will contain at least - pages
/ tuCtayoJ OF reading matter, composed principally
OF such portions of the transactions OF the State
and County Societies, and communications on the
subjects of Agriculture in all its branches, Me
chancs and Natural History, may require early
publication.
W. All Premiums offered and Awarded by the
State Society will appear IN its columns.
All persons and especially Secretaries and other
officers of County Societies, are respectfully re-
quested to communicate to the editor any matters
Of general interest to the industrial classes, as
they NAV from time to time arise IN their respcc-
tive localities.
TO place the Journal within the reach of all,
the subscription price has been fixed AT FIFTY
CF>TS A YEAR, bdreiy sufficient 10 cOrFr cost Of
publication, payable invariably in advance.
Back numbers for the current year will be turn-
Ished until the edition is exhausted
All subscriptions and communications may be
forwarded to the undersigned, Springfield, Hi
nois JOHN p. REYNOLDS,
Cor Sec. and Editor Journal
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A Development AS TO THE CHICAGO Con

A DEVELOPMENT AS TO THE CHICAGO Con
vrsrroS. correspondent Of the Troy Whig.
Nv. L. b." writing from Chicago, says that,
"At the Chicago convention, when the nom.
nation was deemed to lie between Mr.. Lin
coin and Mr.. Seward. with preponderance
in favor of the latter, Mr. Lincoln was tele-
grsphed TO know whether he would sanction
q Moderate concession Of his well known pol
itical views to conciliate portion Of the
radical element Of the convention, which was
known TO be opposed to Mr. Seward, but not
by any means in favor of Mr.. Lincoln. Tie
desired pledge Of concession ~ds wthhetd an
pointed and dccisire language; and we only
assert what j. now known to every intelligent
person, that the Rom,Hati0H Of Mr.. Lincoln
ras due 10 the absolute prepondcrance Of the
conservative element in that convention, aud
that his subsequent election confirmed the
fact that he was Endorsed and sustained by
the people"
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LAND FOR SALE CHEAP
W III. NEIL
ON rERMS TO SUIT PIRIHAsERS

on ACRES Of good upland prairie. about
GU one and half miles from Andausla. Rock
Island county THERE a never failing stream of
water passing through il. 4 small portion of in,
the best quality ofmeadow land. The iemande,
is rolling praire the soil of which is very superior
Coal of first rate quality has been found on IT,
There ~ also some timber on II. At Andalusia
there is good steamboat landing also, an er-
tensise tiourlng mil, which afford convenient
market tor coal and gram. The village, located
on the great Mississippi, some ten miles by rlyer
below Rock Island, contains several hundred IN
habitants, IN which there are stores, churches and
good schools. The land is very desirable to any
one wishing fine location.
Also, so acres OF prairie, two or three miles
from Cordova. Rock Island county. This is the
finest quality of land. The Sterling and Rock
Island railroad passes through Cordoya. The
land IL about the same distance from Port Byron
to which the cars are already running, as It /
from Cordova.
Also, so acres ten fifteen miles ir ON Du
buque, Iowa, near the Pacific railroad, 40 prairie,
under cultivation and 40 timber.
Also, house and lot IN Pore Byron, Rock Isl
and county.
Also, a beautiful corner lot IN Red Wing, Mn.
ersota, tiOuflshlng town a. the head OF Lake Pc
pin. This is the county seat Of G aodhuc county,
the great seat of learning in thato tate.
will sell all the foregoing Oh cap, or exchange
portion for house aud lot IN Rock Island, II APP
plIcation be made soon.
II. & CONNEILS.
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What a Leading Republican thinks of
the state Administration.
John Wentworth chargesthe state officers nth
specializing on army aedrrants.


In the debate in our constitutional conven
,;,, on pr;1.r Tho 21s, nj, John Want
N' --.,
worth gave MS oP'l''' u 'o'N' VI Jul 'ep'o
lican state officers, rs follows:
think there are matters of state that no
only concern but REQUIRE our immediate ac
ton. There is document lying on the tabl,
Of every one Of the members of this con
venton that seems to me should command our
attention rather than general politics. Abra
ham Lincoln has been elected president of the
United States, and he has his cabinet of con
stitutional advisersand others whom the PEG
pie have sent there to represent them in both
branches Of the national congress, and with
commissions to carry out their wishes upon
all national matters. have been solicited
frequently, upon my return home, by my
constituents to call attention to the manner
in which they have been shaved in this CAPT
tol upon their warrants upon their return
from the war; they have declared that. al
most before thew had presented their claims,
thew were hesought to sell them, and some
times before they were audited. In some case,
they were compelled to do so the bargain
was made, and men in the employ Of
this state. receiving nav from the state
made m. huryaiu and Lought the war.
rants of these men Mt 4 discount. have been
asked bv tbom ~ call IN. attention of the con
veption 70 this suhiect | find unon lookiny
AT This document that we have on record
here tha fact thar men in the nav of the
STATE have bougbt nm the warrants of these
moor soldiers at n discount. and then convert
"a them into state bonds The bonJs of orr
state are hony sold IN men in state emnlov
~ a oo,, ,F ohou, "a to TX cor,s op tho dou,r
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PADuCAn, Feb. 1, 1862
The transports which left Cairo yesterday,
with troops in board, came struggling in here
one a, time during all Of last night, and
Immediately proceeded up the Tennessee,
We reached a point ten miles this side Of
Fort Henry about daylight where we found
the gun boats St. Louis, Essex, Carondelet
and Cincinnati lying at anchor The troops
on board the new Uncle Sam, Illinois and
Alex Scott, were here disembarked, and
again re.embarked, and landed four miles
above. where the balance of the troops we're
also landed as fast As they arrived.
The guuboats weighed anchor upon our ar
rival, and steamed up 70 within gunshot
range Of the fort. where an interchange OF
shot aud shell was had between our boats and
the fort. About 90 shots were fired on each
side. The shooting was very accurate on both
sides One shot from the fort struck the up
per wooden cabin Of the Essex aid tore "A hole
in her. The damage was, however, triilng
rs this cabin was but a temporary affair. 80
Several of our shells burst in the fort, and
immense damage is supposed to have been
done
At intervals between shots rebel steamer
was seen maneuvering about
A powerful union force Is now encampeC
on the heights Of the east bank OF the Ten
nessce river, just beyond the range of TIN
enemy's guns
The transports, after landing their human
cargoes, returned to Paducah, where they vii
take ON rcinfDrcements and proceed as speed
lily as possible to the point Of debarkation
near Fort Henry
The New Uncle Sam met with an acciden
in returning here this afternoon. About y
miles up the river, while running close to tn
shore, she ran into large tree, tearing ava.
her ratings and escape pipe and damaging
her wheel house aud barber shop; the latte
to the great CONSERVATION Of the proPrieto
of the last named establishments
Heavy reiniorcementS will be landed nea
Fort Henry tomorrow, to co operate with thu
force now there. and ere many days shall
elapse, the clash OF arms will be heard in thi'
quarter that will shake secesSiondom to it,
foundation.
| have not been able to learn what, if any
thing, has been done on the Cumberland from
Smithland
Ffs- For the latest news, take tho Rock Islam,
Daily ARGUs.
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T.leyrarhed to the Rock island Arpus
-,
ANhlN"'"N' ''p' Ill nose VINO Vo'eu
a2h"S' Dry, "a G"'I," "''r N"sti' Day
aru' W" ""' T",tiN''' iiat'i'' nsnneuy, La
t'AI' Ne'E.''l' lu"IcF' '""e'', nl't' 1auis
o"'s Z" 'S'N' '''''' PSI" "''1 " ''''y -
yeas o..
ne Fiee preS''e''S S"'' '""' AZ '"o.tn'rd'
hao 'o'eo III favor o' ''e resolution II was
ADOPTED
me senate ""1oufheo'
Bosroy. Feb j.-Tbere was mn immense
Corr.lran drlnoDsttatiou in Fanruil Hall, this
evening, Abont tonr thousand people pre
sent, and much enthusia }m preyaiied.
80
J.. NEW ioHN, l.p, ~ 'I''nse al'lceS ,foin
N"'I"' S'"'' '''''' 'e''. '''''' I"' W, s"oN'
the lSt'n,t'' ana announced 't"' ne hAd not
oye't,eo hIN Son.'',SI,o" ~ of'sauItr general
I'n ,, a. we ,,,a'uI Wv n'',s oH,, hein
;1 e Wv
;,,ta;I . " r-Iis n'.;s..'' ~
G"n nrt.r hn, " '', hs,, Va" nd m,'u
tLnr. :, ,,n ,orso,"l 4,t,,.n ''u '.!.nso'.
With r.cora :, tLa -s,a,;nr. ~ 81 nI
thc wur N''
Th. report that Con. Scott il GANG % XIV
West IL errnneou. lie 1i1 in,.nI r, ~, ~,
the benefit of his health, and the government,
nf.roa hin, noSsoas nn hon.i Nv, I pi'L
moni hut the prepnrntiop Of the vessel va.
DELAYED till the season was too far advanced
and he has now rnsnlve1 nat +, maLa ,be ro,
ara '"' wy
,l ,o
a'u"' Wv 'n"'e. va, hu',nLt yeStefu-y
wa. :" is't''s ~"' I.,.u - WIZ IN! .1, eHe
c"toi - Poe'P''eu i'""i 'o-""fIo" tiii TIC
Usrald,. d;s,o,ch.
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good, there being but few in the hospitals.
The paymaster is in Paducah, and will pay
of our regiment tomorrow. We receive four
months pay.
We expect to move again in few days and
I believe 1t does the men good, as they all
seem very healthy since their late march.
We acknowledge the receipt Of eighty pairs
Of mittens from the Soldiers Aid Society Of
Rock Island for which we tender our heart,
felt thanks
| have already made my letter too Lengthy,
and after my regards to all the boys in the
office, subscribe myself yours, truly.
WV +. JoBg,
p. S.--Since writing my letter we have
been paid of. ". r. D.
Rss- For the best Advertising Medium IA lh''
region, 20 to the Rock Island AsGus.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

ESTATE of Thomas Johnston, deceased.
il The Undersigned having been appointed exec
utors of the estate OF Thomas Johnston, late of the
county of Rock Island, and state OF Illinois, de-
ceased, hereby give notice that they viii appear
before the county court of Rock Island county, at
the office of the clerk of said court in the city OF
Rock island at the February term, on the thIrd
Monday in February next, at which time all per
sons having claims against said estate Notified
and requested to attend tor the purpose of having
the same adjusted. All persons indebted to said
estate requested to make immediate payment
to the undersigned
Dated this 10Th day OF December A, D. 1861
MARY JOHNSTON, rxo.,
decI9 iw JOHN JOHNSTON, | "'0 80
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gesal alotiees.
MASTERS SALE.
STATE OF ILLINOIS,

STAT r. OF ILLINOIS,
Rock Island County,
Circuit Court IN and for the County of Rock Island
and State of Illinois.
Force closure 'of Mortgage.
Henry Allen, complainant, u.s. James W Brack-
EFT, sarah A. Bracket, Mary +, Cary, jeremiah
+. Cary, Joseph Grover, Laura A. Grover Cha ries
Brackctt, /. Maxwell Brown, Francis p. Montiort,
Robert ". smith, Josiah Wilkinson, Ellen Boone,
Amelia Buuuc and John Seavcr defendants,
NOTICE is hereby given that !, T.. Il.
" Bean, master IN Chlncep of the above named
coutt, IN pursuance OF decretal order of said
court, made N the above entitled cause on the
2Uth day OF september, and OF the september
term Ut sad court, 4, D. 1851, shall, on saturday
the 2sth day ofDcc., A. d 1901, between the hours
oi9 O'Clock Il. N. and O'Clock D. m OF sald DAY
sell at public auction at the door OF the Court
house, IN the city and county OF Rock Island and
state aforesaid, To the highest bidder for cash IN
hand, the following described real estate, to Wit
That part Of lot eight o. N block three ~, ~ the
old or original town Of Rock Island, county al
Rock Island and state Of Illinois, commencing at
the southeast corner Of SAID lot, running thence
north along deer street 10 the alley in the rear OF
said lot, thence along said alley west SIXTY feet,
thence south at right angles to the south side o
said lot ON Illinois street, thence east along SAID
Illinois street sixty feet to the place OF beginning
being sixty feet of from the east sIde Of SAID lot
y. K. BEAN, Master IN Chancery,
{. NJ. OSBORN, X. |, Co., His,
Counsel for Comp't
Dec. D. 1861.
ADJOURNMENT
The above sale stands adjourned to SArtR
DAY, THE nth DAY OF JANUARY, 4. y
1869 +. X. BEAN,
Master in Chancery,
Rock Island, Co., Ills.
Rock lsllnd, Dec. rs, 1901.
ADJOURNMENT.
The above sale stands adjourned to SATUR
DAY, JANUARY 18TH, 1862 at the same plac,
aud hour OF day.
r.. X BEAN, Master in Chaucery,
Rock Island County, Illinois.
Rock Island, Jan ii, 1862.
ALLOTMENT.
! The above sale stands adjourned to SATl Il
DAY the LIST DAY OF fEBkl AIRY, A. D., 1862
a, the same place and hour Of day.
h. X. BEAN, Master III Chancery,
Rock Island County, Illinois
( Rock Island Jan 2jth 1852
ADJOURNMENT.
The above sale stands adjourned to sAruR
DAY the 10TH DAY OF FEBEUARY,A "A. b. 1862
/ at the same place and hour of day.
h. X. BEAN, Master IN Chanccty,
Rock Island Co., Illinois.
Rock Island, Feb. !, 1852