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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-26

COMMISSIONER BowEs APPOINTED BnIeADiEh'
Commissioner james Bowen bar
received a commission as BrigsdIer-Generai. To
hs patriotism aad energy are chiefly due the success
which Las crowned the organic alton Of tie five
megiueuis composing the metropolitan Brigade.
lie will doubtless be placed at their head.
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fAdvcrtIsementl
Ting Is A GALA Day at Barnum's Museum

P,rfofuanoss at aud 7. o'clock m yeicfne at c.oh'
hi alone IL enough 10 ~ the house, but IN addition Com
Hu ana multitude Of other novelties arc to DO seea 81 all
hou
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corner Of Twenty.evenh Street and Third Avenns Tas
oun 10 De yesterdsy moTDs about 10 O'clock sus
h, Fame, were before much damage was co'e
The hotel q. present nnoccgpied The fire supposed 20
have been cs used by al incen1isIy.
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THE FIFTH WARD GrRMAS REPUBLlcAss.-The
German Republican Club Of tho Fifth Ward, ID;
Kinkle President, and W. Sbilsky Secretary, held
a large and enthusiastic meeting Monday evening, a.
No A White street, and indoF.ed the nomination OF
Robert L. Haws for Controller unanimously, With
grea. enthusiasm, pedqng tLemselycs TO use every
honorable means Ia their power to reelect him AS the
righ! man IN the night place.
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OBsEeUIEs or GEORGE c. MoRGAS.-The fuusral
Of the ists George c. Morgan took place yesterday
xi.eruoon al Trinity Chu:ch, Of which for many
yesrs the deceased was a vestrymau. Toe Rev.
Msygan Dix aud the Rev. Dgs. Hisbee, Nintcn,
Qsilby, and McVicker, and tie Rev. Mr.. Young
CTS, ated ~ tie service, after which the remains
were deposited in the hearse aud removed to St.
Lakes Cemetery for ia'ermeut The following
gentlemen acted pan-bearers d. a. eastman,
II. Dudley Bean, Henry Owen, Thomas s. Cum
a,ugs, John w. Livingston, Floyd Smish, Caps.
kauuel WsriDg, Samuel L. Dunseomb.
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SUPERIOR CCURT-SPEcfAL TERM-Noy. -.
Before Justice MoSoRIBy.

+. De Landau 6gt. John w. Cunningham
Motion xrated 20 be vain Tie cIsA p
s',.i, To plslntin 10 soide event Of eetion.
Nm H. Aspinwal so.e Surviving executor NC. ast W M
I",r"nrr 81 al-Answer sdjudsed frisol0usi motion
sranted with = costs An order e roieEsnce Will be
I'D TO ascertin report the amount due The oa MAJ.
Nm IA nissan AIT Mary Ann lsaacs-Judguent for De.
f-njnt on demurrer. with costa with liberty to plainth TO
amend his complaint whn .0dsys SO adyi'ed upon psy
Geer.e W Carter sgt. Mary Ann Isascs tho People ro
LaaA 1g Albert Horn ct sL-SAme decisions ar In the sooye
-. - y.
Joseph Fa,nsn ct al act VIM. Horn Henry tctem'u ag
Wn button; l.. Darling ct al. ng Samuel w Leigh OF al
John HeniIaes agt jose III Gally.-Monons granted
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The I'D Council District Convention met at No. VI
Eldrdge street Monday evening and made the follow
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Krrr orr THE TR,oK.-Tbonsh death starss
men IL tho face, they will not take warning-they
will not keep Of the track. One person Was killed
la. week, another ih.a, by the same train, within
Lalf mile Of the same SPOT, and both when the
train Wa running Glow to approach the ststion Ct
We., Mount Vernon, on the Harlem road. In both
cases On sirnight road, where the train ooald he
,..n. fnd after the alarm whistle had sounded. ln
tue hst cafe it al old. though active German
woman. Sahiua Abaeh by name, who camo on the
track not fly icei forward II tue engine. Ia tie
lat ca @ The sufferer "a man, Gefinhn lAooreT,
Jacob Watcher by aame, who was driving par
OF home, h.iched 70 loaded wagon. lie wagon
ard hone, and load were al mssuej IN together,
and tho diver injured 20 that be dled u lew hours
alter III leaves wife aud thee children Ia tins city
Al the Gaze which al the conductors aud engineers
OF a railroad could gave could 20, prevent these acct
den,s. TIE only prevention Is TO keep oil Tie tack
L. s said that the horses become unmanae ibe, and
20, on when the driver did NOT intend Il. Trey would
not II be had not been IN dangerous proximity In'
deed he was driving toward aud very near tho tiack
when fret seon by the engineer who could not stop
tie train on the down grade Il j. doubtless prob
able that the driver thought by whipping his hJfses
that lie could yet item over ahead vi the englte'
We witness ust such reckless acts almost every day.
viii people never learn 10 keep on the truek-tlat
railroad train moves half a mile while tear Is
cross.ug the rails. Two deaths in one week, within
half nile IRON sheer Iecklessnesr. IL ID llile 10
caution people TO keep oil the track.
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NEw CouSTIEIrIIs ATLoAT.-Couniefeit T.
bills on The Farmer, Bank Of Georgetown, ID. C.,
were thrown on TIL. city on Moadsy evening Look
out for them.
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DEsocRATIc YoUHG MESS GENERAL COMMIT
TFY meeting Of this Committee held laat evening
st Tie Wixwsm, MI Harry Howard pro- dag besoinIon.
heartily isdoniog tho nomination. FOR Controller aud
Formulation Council OF Matthew 4. brennan aud John
r. psyenu were unsnAou.y sdop'ea, win cAoos for tie
st
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BOARD or SrPrRvIsoRs.-At a meeting OF this
Board yesterday afternoon an opinion read from
the judges Of the Supreme Court in relation to tie
take. imposed upon United States bonds held by
banks in this CITY. The Tax Commissioners in levy
ing the tax were met by refusal 70 pay on Ibe part
of the bapss, Oh tie ground tba, the bonds in cues
ton especially exempted from taxation by Jaw
Tie question YVES carried 70 tie Supreme Court, the
Judgcs of which decided that lhe bonds were not
liable to taxation.
Mr. PurGy desired to call particular attention to
the great Importance Of the mater rs il involved
thousandso of dollurs lie moved tina. the subject be
referred to the Ccmu.ilieo on Apnhsl Taxes with
power 70 appoint counsel If necessary, and carry the
matter 10 tie highest courts. After some debate, IN
which Messrs Blunt aud DAVIS participated, the
resolu,iop WAS adopted.
a communication was read from tho Mayor veioing
bill Of expense incurred in the construction OF Har'
lem Bridge, on the ground that Westcnesier County
should share the eypoDscs
Mr. Purdy moved that tho veto take the usual
course and be printed in the Corporation papers TO-
gother with the OF Mon Of the legal adviser OF the
Board the subject. lie wanted both sides 10 baye
d fis show, and lie urged the publication Of both
papers order hst,he public might Judge for them
seves. Tie resolution was ADOPTED, and the Board
adjourned until next Wednesday. See official pro-
ceedpgs il another column.
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TAdvertisomsnt
Madame DEMoRIsT's mirror OF Fashions
| Advertisoni-l

IA out for tho Winter Of 1909 and superb numbercon'
tanning three fasIzed patterns aud numerous Illustrations
The Emporium No. l7a Broadway il the rendezvous for all
tho novelties la fashion and taste. IN. L. D. linos
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NR. HAws RATIFIED by IHE CITlzESs.-A meet
Irs of an organization called the Citizens party,
composed of Persons irrespective Of party, was held
Monday evening at Union Hall, No. Isl Bowery. In
The absence Of the Chairman, ex-Adsrnan Barnes
Sras called to the chair and F. Tucker acted Sec
retsry. The following resolution was unanimously
sdopted:
R,soted, That the course Of Controller Hsw, b, been
sn1fSed honesty and Gey TO the rus posed ~ bin
sid his condgc, such in the sdmin,sou Of the
respoube duties Of that oe 20 oute bin TO the respect
Ct The citizens OF New foTk, irrespective 81 patty
And upon motion, Robert I. Haws was unani'
nousy nominated as the candidate Of the orgeniza-
ton for Controller, and Richard OGor1nan as their
candidate for Counsel to the Corporation.
After appointing Committee Of five 10 notify The
candidates Of their nomination and institute proper
measure, to carry out the political objects of the
sooistion, the meeting adjourned to Wednesday
evening, Nov. ~.
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SERIOUS AccIpEsT.-Yes'erday afternoon boy,
Ryan eyed y.srs sceider sy ls INTO teS
az no, sw q. the stable. IN Twenty hth Street ner ihid
Ayerue Gowsnu, and drrsdfglly injured he wa.
alive evening bat there were 6u shs pro'pse'' o. a.
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ArtyGyp GRAsD LARcE.r.-Yesterda Anthem

Dros was arrested by OecI nor5sl, Gu charge Of stealing
nom Nav Brown No q Watts street, yiour .hliI',
which a.. owed him carry store Tue shirts were
valued a, 80 ho taken before Justice biene. a. NC
Tomb. Police Court and he'd to ball III tns 'an o. WV "
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CoIoRs roK THE lRIsB BRIGADE.-TiAany g. Co.
have just completed the manufacture Of full set of
colors for presentation by the citizens Of NewYork
TO tie Irisa Brigade. The regimenisl flags are Of
green silk, each bearing upon tho upper corner
near the SAT- an embroidered harp and wreath OF
shamrock, and the number OF the regiment. Below
is this inscriptions:
Presented by tie citizen, o. Newyork 70 the e3a Res
X \. Volunteers. OF the idsh Brigade Brieadirr
Gen Thomss Franci. assgde o,nmandss Ia grateful sp'
IseHaiqg ,, Yer tss. S Is Sonais 10 M it the
ls,io.s Domain ana the Anehesn Union Nov 1909
Ranged in order Oh the end the words, York
town. F,ir Oak, Gaines Hill, Allen Farm, Savage
Station, White Oak Bridge, Glendale, Malvern
Hill, Antietam. Tie national flags are OF silk, win
the sara name Of regiment, aud names of battles con-
broidered upon them in white silk. A full stand,
nalioaal regimentsl. and gudops, will be presented
to the G3d 69tb, aud Ssh Regiments. The flags
will be conveyed to the regiments during The week
by Lisg'. Richard Il. Emmett and wi be presensed
70 the DEFICIENT commands by Gen. MeaSher.
GENERAL MCCLELLAN AT A GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
-naaters Fitch, Dodge and Rankin Of the Grammar
school on Twenty Street, without the know
ledge of the PRINCIPAL, Mr.. McNary, or any Of tie
teachers, waited upon Maj.-Gen. Mcclellan, at the
Fiftli-Aveuue Hotel, few days ago aud politely
invited him to visit their school. lie complied with
their request and the whit was made OF TUESDAY
morning. Mrs Mcclellan accompanied the General
Mr.. McNary made short Introductory speech, 10
which he alluded 10 the fact that many of the
soldiers LOW in our Amy graduated at our Grammar
Schools. He mentioned few personal instances OF
distinguished men in the field who formerly were
ounec,ed with that school.
Gen. Mcclellan who was dressed in citizens suit,
responded TO All invitation % address the boys IN
few remarks He thanked them from the bottom OF
hs heart for the compliment they paid him, and
hoped they would grow up good aud brave meu, ana
be ready % take places Of those now in the army
should their services 10 needed. The boys gave
cheer upon cheer ua, the windows shook with their
demonstrations Of applause. Mr.. Delenaier Ia
veteran Of lsi2), who has been School Trustee for
more than 20 yeeu, sang the " Star SPanSIed
Banner" the scholars joining in the chorus II was
difficult for the General TO pass through the throDg
Of visitors about the doorway, and before lie could
reach tie street company Of young ladies captured
hin, and crowned him with snlaiante OF blossoms
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couRroF GENERAL sEssIoNs-NOv as.-Be'o.s Jud

The csse OF George Wilkes, editor Of Wakes =
Sprt IF is Tmss indicted or libel ON one Lawrence who
was with Billy Michigan the Fashion Race Course sono
weeks suce. was sot down for Friday .
John Thompson, indicted tor robbery In the hr Joyce
pleaded guilty petit larceny from the psson aud vi"
Iandrd tor srnteuce. IN. ,...~'
Ro.,nns Brady pleaded guilty ehsrss Of pssi' larceny
Rsmsndsd for ieu1snce. -, ,-.x,. .,.,,us :.
Robsn Jones p,aaed guilty to petit larceny IN ''ssps
watch from to shop window Of Henry b. meHs ~
BleecAer .tr--t. s.ntaGcedto toe fenilehi"S ''
Anon,S iqusrs Bs.tsr Spanish negro "" ea 400 co., -
victed Of highway robbery Ia the hI'' "'s'o'
tho State PIlson iof ten years
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Association FOR IMPRovrSG THE CoSDIrros OF
xnr PooR.-The Nineteenth Annual Report OF thn
New-York Association fer Improving toe Condition
of the Poor, just completed says that the war las
no. ergrossed the public mind to such an extent aS
70 cause the clnms Of tuiering humanity to be over
Iooke1. Wills the city authorities, by their extrs-
ordinary rrovision only assisted INDECENT soldiers
xamlies, the ordinary poor Of the city, inondmg
.and deserted W YES VITA dependent families
--r.uiug women aud other females whoso earnings
are insufficient for their tupport-Inechsnes and
hborers without enployment-the aged, ire sick,
the inftm, &C., constituting numerically toe great
bulk Of the NOS, helpless and needy-sii looked to
tbi, Association % the NAN source Of relief
TIE following IL a summary OF the receipts and
s,bnysemeuts Of the Association during the past
year: .. a,,s,,e,
due S,No' -
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COURT CALENDAR-Tgs DAY. q, an
uy,rr, STATS DISTRACT CorRr.--Nos. 81, AZ
Is, %, ", 30. 80, Gif" u, W
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regiment received the complimentary colors IN an

rteimenb, receiver the complimentary co!ort 10 al
imrro@ptu and happy speech, in which he expressed
bis heartfelt grs,tade 10 the Committee, and pledged
himself ard his men 10 do all in their power to merit
the confidence reposed 10 them. Several military
gentlemen, not unknown 10 fame inspected the reg
ineui, aud pronounced The mott catering opinion
Of their soldiery hearing and proficiency in dn'l.
collation. was given by the Committee to their guests
or board the Enoch Deau, on the return trip. When
the cloth Was removed, the Hon. j. Sherman was
introduced to the gentlemen OH board. He MADE a
very few remarks, in Tire coure OF which lie SAID
tue patriotic gentlemen present should be wiling to
sacrifice their property, and their lives even, to pre-
serve the Union. The commerce OF New.York, ITO
rrucey residences, ard its palaces Of trade, would
he worth little ia the event Of dissolution Of the
Union. lie did not which party ruled II the
Union ID oply preserved. He was Tor war until we
could have IN honorable peace. Dir. Sherman wac
cheered heartily by Democrats as well as Repab-
lc,ns. Col Roome being called upon, made q
patriotic and stirring speech, and loudly ceered.
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,s.h,,..m.r,, IA, IAN. period .........

Tn "truaut officers nave visited each OF the
New.York Public Schools in the city monthly, ex-
cepting those in the Twelfth Ward, with the follow
tpg results:
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-22
a LECTURE On THE NATURE.
TREATMENT AND RADICAL
"a n,o Ehoasnnds Of suRerers,1
THE HOgsEH EEPER'S
new FURNITURE P0LISH!!

Prepared rom an improved recipe blythe pro-
priator Of the BROTHER Jonathan Polish" IL ccrt-
fed By 81 the icadi1g Aeg J ork furniture deal
ors and Piano Forte Makers 10 be the best in tho
world for removing scratches, marks and dirt, and
restoring y nigh and l4gting gloss to all kinds IL
Vanished work, frora furniture % leather. Il ID
cheaper aui better than v4rneh, dries immedi-
ate v, and easily applied, with piece il can
ron flannel anl a bottle Or two u this New Fur
niture rolith, housekeerer can work magic in
the furniture If hoass an3 keep il looking like
aey. Now il the tine ~ "shine up your tables,
chairs dess, pianos picture ranes carriages etc.,
and make the u look D. per cent. better This 10
true economy. For saio by furniture dealera and
storekeepers generally. Price, % and 80 cents a
DO tie. Depot No. aprucs street New York.
Special agents wanted. address, box lq72, New
York Z. U.
iuIy8-dkwffehl
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-22
REIpE Il PKAII'S
Batting House 4 Swimming School.
RULES AND REGULATIONS.

The establishment consists Of two DEPART
mcnts. viz: BathiRg House AMI 1wisnmin. School.
The fathing lioase, which is divided into
two distinct apartments, Goy be occupied at any
hour during the day by holders q season tickets
for swimming AMI bathing, or Of single bathing
tickets.
The swimming derartm Mt vii be used er-
cluslvely by free swimmers and swimming gchol-
ars, only in bathing dress during lesson hours, and
for swimming scholars only in presence Of the
swimming teacher. Free swimmers are those VIII
able swim once entirely around the area
With Swimming cholars until pronounced
free swimmers will mt be permitted to swim
without the bet 70 prevent accidents.
By advice Of yhysicians, the time &C remain
ing in the water will be limited 70 Is N nu,es in
Spring, to 80 minutes in >uMMer, and to IL iii u
utes Il Fall months.
At the termination Of each lesson the mem.
bers viii leave the basin al the signal to make
room for the others.
Bathing house aai swimming school viii be
open every day EXCEPT Sundays, from o'clock in
tie morning till nine in the evening. Sundays
from 70 a. VI.
The sw inning fchool will be devoted exciu
siyply to ladies from = to i A. NJ and from to
TO =. NJ. accessible TO maic member, ron 70
six 4. ", aud from II A. II. TO +. u. and from
to9P. NJ.
Polite behavior i expected as wei proper
attention t. the rules and directions Of the teach
o ANY necessary alterations Or rules and -egu-
lations will be posted Up ID the rooms.
10 Season ticket to he bathing house and
swimming school, $500, enc half Il to be paid In
and the balance 81 the end VI one month Single
bath tickats . cents, ten for one dollar.
II Bathing dresses, towels &c. will be furnish
Ell by the members Of the swimming school, AID
will be taken charge Of, dried and kept in order il
desired. A. a charge q ter cents per week
II Parents or guardians Of the pupils and per-
sons introduced Dy the teacher viii be admitted as
Visitors.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-22
Hannibal i ST. yoSapis Railroad

II GOOD CONDITION, md TRAINS aEE
:: running daily, last sld Was, FOR tie itaUspor-
tatien q passengers al freight with care and
despatch AL I>liigoai; located cast 81 lie Nj +
sissippi River have iirc-t c9nnseticn aih the II Il
~ Jo Il T. 30 IL Line u spl adil steam Pnckcts.
The ilanni oil >; Joseph K Line OF laege.s
the Missouri RIVER dasiy. south u I.aascn-
worth, Parkyttle la;u1a7o. n yanlotte ana Kun
sas City; aud tfi-weozty, north TO Nebraska City,
Flatts,uouth, OMAN. sei Coraaii Butts
Daily Mail Coaches run il connection with
trains of this road 81 all inportant towns in
Northern Missouri aud Soulhern lewa. Also to
lawrence, Topeka, SGT Ailey AMI Fort scctt,
kan~as.
Overland P.ke's Peak and California Mail
Coaches leave daily. Tine t. Denver city 8 day
Salt Lake days, san francisco ] ) days
hates Of freight a!.eys ios rs by any other
line while the patron saves largely in insu ance,
Distance. Changes aaj Tine.
/. b. nRoAT, Gent Ticket Ag't. Ham ibal, Mo
". J. ROBINSON. + rel btAg't. do
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state of Iowa.
ADJuTAST GENERALS 0FFicE,l
Davenport. Der. 10. lssl

ADJursST GENERALS OFFIcEl
Davenport, Oct. 10, 1so2.
General Order No. 49,
|. The 2rth Regiment will rendezvous at Camp
Strong, ssuscanne, and all recruits for sail Regi-
snen' will al once repair to said Camp.
III. The Sixth Iowa Cavalry liz rendezvous at
Davenport, at Camp to be known as Comp Hen
dershott, ana all Companies recruited for said
Regiment will at ence repair to said Camp
III. No furloughs shall be granted to more than
five men from any snc Company cf any Regim ent,
and all those in cases Of abeolute necessity. and
said furloughs should not exceed five DAYS in
length.
This paragraph extends only to Regiments num-
bered up to and including 36th until further or
ders.
BY order of the Commando in. Chief.
n. b. BAKER,
oclo Ad.jt Gent Of Iowa.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-22
IMPORTANT TO HoUsEKEEPEKs.

STEAM FEATHER REN0vATOK,
have opened a branch establishment in the store
room o. p9glte Collins & 7keel's Furniture Ware
rooms whore they prepared to renovaie feather
beds IN most complete manner, rendering them
saeet and clean sns very buoyant. BY their pro-
cess they DECREASE THE BULK PROM 70 To l00P
czsr. These gentlemen come very highly recon-
mendei by the proIrictors Of several first elias
hotels, and prominent families. From our ow
observation we feel confident the process ID tn
m st comEiete thing exsant.
sp25.d1g
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-22
LEGAL.
TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS on The 2aih day Of October. A. D.
w 1851, Lyman Osborn, and Phebe Osborn
bis wife, execpt d unto David - True. a. Trustee
GER ain deed OF trust, conveying To said Trustee
the land IN Scott county, Iowa, described as fol-
lows, to-wit: The east-half If lot No two q of
timber, and lot No.two q Of prairie, a. 10 torth
in The field notes Of Jonathan Parker, as fled In
the Fund Commissioners ofice, {of said scott
county, u the sixteenth section in Hickory Grove
IN 2 liens Grove township. Which said convey
ance was made by the said Lyman Osborn a.d
Phebe Osborn for the parposc ot securing the pay
ment OF certain prom sorry note and the interest
thereon. signed br said Lyman Osborn dated the
24th day u October. a d. 1857, and rayatIe u
the order Of David Aub4ch, on the 2lth day of
DC cher, 4. -. 1873. for the sum az seven
hundred and Gtty dollars with iaterest there
on at 10 per ceat. per annnm alter maturity.
md nov said p'omissofy note ayia- become
due and payable, and the said Lyman o. born s,av-
ing failed to lay the same, David =. Irue. Irus-
tee a. aforesaid d hereby give tAis lublie notice
that ~ virtue Of the power which i in me vested
BY sala deed Of trust. will On Saturday, the 22l
day Of November 4. ID. a6-. At the hour Il two
ocioek in The Afternoon Of said Jay, al the Court
House door, in the city u Davenport, expose ami
offer fer SALE q; public auction the Parcels or Lard
above described. n % mach thereof as shall be
neoes AIRY y satisfy aud pey he amount Of said
note, r:h the interest thereon ta tie day of sale
together with All The costs and expenses attending
sa'd sale. costs d tais notice AMI trustees fees
Dated the o0.A DIP ~ October, Il II. ~
DAVID :. TRUE, trustee
II THE MATTER Or The ESTATE OF
| john deche-liv.iy, late II Crawford eoanty
OHIO, deoeaeei.
TO The heirs al Ia and all persons interested in
ssii estate
Whereas, the uniersi .ncd, executor Of said
estate, mas fled his final account, al such execu
tor, IN the oflse u the County Judge 81 Scott
o4aatg Ioaa, AMI als that the same nith III.
other accounts here. fore a'sl, may te allowed
AMI approved, anl TIL III nlay be discharged
frota 81 said o!hco u executor. N.w, therefore.
yoa and eacfi Of w arc hereby netiAei to appear
al the next regular term u sid scott County
Court - be he'd al re Goart Ia e on t4c l.. 1
iGnday Of October ls62, the 27th day st nine
o'clock A. NJ and siew cause Why said accounts
should not be allowed aud Approved aal
said executor discharged
Gao. 7. WHIrCoMB, Executor.
1t Is ordered that The foregoing notice by pub
li-ned ~ least 'wo week. ia tins DEMOCRAT ASD
Mass par y the zf-n uay u October, l.t2.
Dated Oct J5er H. 1852.
oc Il. LlSDERHAE, &c. Judge.