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THE STORY OF LIFE.
By JOHN q. SAXE.

Say, what Is life? 'Tis to be born;
A helpless Eud-, to greet the light
With sharp vail, as If the morn
Foretold cloudy noon and night;
To weep, to sleep and weep agsn,
With sunny smiles between; and then!
And then apacc the infant grows
To be laughing pulling boy,
Happy, despite his little woes,
Were he but conscious Of hisjoy
To be in short from two to ten,
A merry, moody Child. and then?
And then in coat and trousers clad,
To learn to sa, the Decaloguc,
And break it: an urthnking Lad,
With mirth and mischief all agog;
truant oft bj field and fen
To capture butterflies; and then,
And thcn, increas in strength and size,
To b. anon, Youth full grown;
hero in his mothers eyes
young Apollo in his own;
10 initiate the ways Of men
In fashionable sins; and then,
And then, at last to be a Man;
To fail in love; to WOO and we'd
With seething brain to scheme and plan;
To gather gold, or toll for bread;
TO sue for fame with tongue or pen,
And gain OF lose the t,rize; and then?
And then in gray and wrink!ed Ed
To mourn The speed of life's declne:
To praise the scenes his youth behcld,
And dwell in the memory of Lang SYM:
To dream awhile with darkened ken,
Then drop into his grave; and then:
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Icn.,nu.X ,iilh Small MeAnss

\ remarkable Instance came to OUT
knowlel.e within few days past. a
gentleman came to our Office with ehe
copy Of will lately made bya coIoFed
woman, now deceased, leaving to "'s'
sionary society sl,2Vo. This wo"as,
fifty y.ars memter Of the Methodist
Episcopal church, was a slave up to her
fifteenth year, when she obtained ne'
freedom papers on account of her 'otee','
~ Of character She was never marf'eo'
never received above six dollars monsn
at service, and yet she had, up to the
time of the beginning fher last sickness,
earned aud saved $4,000. She d'ed ..
an advanced age Of IS, and had Prov'deo
while in health, SO that be literally maze
her grave with the ricb,' and 10 tho
will be, We doubt not, %
"the angels of God. '-4Nssio"o'y Ad-
vOr4fP.
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DURFEE l. TERRY,
Watch RcpaircrS and Jewelers..

@p AGENTS for the best SEWING MA.
TM CHIMES in use, and dealers in Musical
AZ, II instruments, Sheet Music, Italian strings,
&c. All orders by mail for music, sent free up
on receipt Of retail price.
5s,- Offiec in Upton Postofficc Buidin ::
principal store, Muscatinc, Iowa n2l
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necessary to somc. Let it not exceed
ten minutes; to this end sleep with the
forehead resting on chair back or edge
of the table.
Never swallow an atom of food while
in passion, or if under any great meu,-
al excitement, Whether of depressing
or elevating character; brutes won It do it.
-UaWs Journal Of Heath.
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EXCHANGE OFFICE.

cIGHT DRAFTS ON NEW YORK CAN BE
y had OF the Subscriber in sums to suit pur.
ahasers. Certificates of Deposit. and Drafts on
Eastern Cities, cashed. American gold furnish.
ed at small premium.
~ Office over Holtslander's store.
f@ WM. II. TUTIllLL.
linton Iowa: july lst 1860
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The Enchburg Gn:ettc announces the
disposition that has been made Of one VI
the church bells that were contributed BY
the rebels for cannon, and cartured snd
sent North BY Gen. Butler, and sold BY
auction IT, Boston 1t says:
"Mr benjamin Snow, Jr., has present.
Cd to the Triuitarian Society of this
town, bell weighing between eight huu'
drcd and nine hundred pouno,, which,
until recently was used Cor the laddsbf6
purpose of calling together the Presbyte.
ran church aud society Of Plains, IN 'he
State Of Mississippi, to hear sisted
preaching according to the Gospel OF st.
Slavery. |, was taken down to convey
messengers of peace and affection to the
Northern brethren, in the shape OF can
non balls, but with others of the 's~s
sort, fell into the hands Of Gen. Butler,
at New Orlcan., was shipped to Boston,
aud now, by the liberality Of Mr.. soov.'
will sound a call every Sabbath to fea'
gi0us society Of Abolition tendencies, ~
the County Of Worcester, Mass, to gamer
together and pray 'Leterery dc"d te oTo-
ken, and ht the Impressed 90 free.
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NEW PENNSYLVANIA HOUSE.

CORNER OF 4th Iowa SITS. DAVENPORT, Iowa.
DAVIS & SONS, PRorRirToRs.
T>REE OMNlBUSES to and from the CARS
Il Office for stages leaving for lie Claire.
Prncetop Lyons. DE Witt. Maquokcta and Ana.
mosa. Fare. One Dollar per day. tnlGl
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cir Moves. THE "John Brown
Guards is the name cf a military COM
pany now OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, do yos
suppose, reader? Why, in New Orleans,
of slI places ia the world A John Brows
in the city Of New Orleape:-
We'll may we ask, what next
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Gen. Butler makes ou, liz. o. { ~
r,ch seccss'on'st', and publishes it 10 tAs
Delta, as follows:
The undersigned persons will call II
these headquarters and pay the tax %.
nexed TO their names for the support Of
the poor of the city:
Peter Wilmer, $4,000
ueoree A louiant, 10000
Il. jackson, GOO
&c. That is all, and instead Of costing
the nation, there are uow s2OO, 900 ID
tho Contingent Treasury.-Cor. EN-
\. TrE.
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10 Il. MAIlONY a BRO,
NJ L A | l. q X S .

HNE door below Myers Hardware Store. Al
'wo.k entrusted to our care will be attended
I" promptly made in the latest fash ons, and war
rarte to give entire satisfaction. Charges reas-
unaole Give rs a call
Upton. March IA, lsG0. lltf
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al head, whose rightful authority an
power, as we'll as the constitutional pow
er Of Congress. must be viror uSIy IN,
religious y guarded and preserved as th
conditions on which alone our form o
Government, and the constitutional rights
snd liberties Of the people themselves
can be saved from the wreck Of anarchy
ur from the cu'fof dcspoti-m, submissio,
to tho laws which may have been, o
which may be, duly enacted, and to tn
lawfnl orders Of the President, CO operat
inG always i'll cur own spheres in the Ma
tloual Government.
1--WE meau t. continue in the mos
vigorous exercise Of all our lawful ant
proper power, c0ntcnding against trca
son, rebellion and the public enemies
and whether in public lite or private sta
tion, supporting the arms of the Unto,
until its cause shall perch upon its stand
arl, CT the rebel foe shall yield = dutilu!
n-ntful and unconditional submission.
"A reserve ough: to be called for, and
. until the war shall cnd to be constant,
kept on foot; to be raised, armed, equip,
ped end trained at home. and ready for
any emergency we ltSI'ctN!jy ask
'he lrcHI"en' to cA'I Tor surh iVrcc OF
NoinnteeTS ior cne years service, OF not
less than one hundred thousand in the
aggregate, the qru:a of each State to be
raised aftc, it slall have filled its quotas
Oh we f'Iu,'i''0hS "fca'y MADE Tor v"l-
"n'et'S ana loF 'A'','a' we n'li''e TINS
W.! ot p,'S"'e {! n''''ary f'udenr
"h''o II "'''' Sfr'',} promote 10 tie mn
'''I y, n'",''. u 'He iy'P'c'
W H"'' WIN ''1''''', S'"'!'uUe anu
encouraging nope nc lIoc'aI',n'on o' INC
1l'S'"''' ISSUE D." ''! ''r -" o! ,eP',,'
o''''i''5 e'""'t'l',''' " nom 'Hs,r ooh"-
'Se al persons h'," 70 S'r'lte or '1Oor as
s,"F,S ID 'h' r,or. states, ""'re rcocllion
S"aI ,. .'"- uN"' 'he ~ u'y q January,
i>'.',
~ he lc' %! any lcrSuA 10 RETAIN
authority - CpAp' any portion OF the
subject" 'i t)c nation to rebel against It,
or to n"nto'n It's enemies, implies in
those who are allowed the possession Of
such authority to rebel themselves, and
therefore the right to establish martial
law or military government in u State Or
Territory III rebellion, implies the right
and duty Of the Government to l'herate
the minds Of all persons living therein
by appropriate proclamation, IN order
that all who are capable, intellectually
and morally, of loyalty and obedience,
may not be forced into TREASON as the
willing tool Of rctclious traitors. To
have continued Indefinitely the most
efficient cause, support and stay of the
rebellion would have been, in our juag-
mcnt unjust to the loyal people whose
treasure and lives are made willing sac
riicc on the altar Of patriotism, would
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The Case of Malor hey.

The case of Mayor Key, who wa, dis
missed the service on the 18th ult. for
the uttcrancc oi dIsloyal sentiments, still
attracts attention. The cause Of lis dis
mie>al has been correctly given, bat the
details are not generally known. Major
Key expressed openly to Judge Advocate
Turner hls own opiulon of the cause
which had induced Gen. Mcclellan To
postpone ho-tilItics on Thursday after
the battle Of Antictam IF lie had fol.
lowed up cducsday'o fight, said Key
(in substanceJ, che would have destroyed
the rebel army, ond Mut IS nat dcS,ra-
Uc.' The Major seemed to be Of the
opinion that cur Generals ought not to
crush the II bcis, for fear "thc id abo.
litionists,' to use his language, would
force the entire South, border States
with th entirely djs'oyal, to accept terms
which Shareholders and di,luyal men
would consider degrading. Major Key
did not hesitate to say that, in his op'n.
ion, some Of our leading Generals held
these views, and twncd that they were
hi, own These facts being reported to
the President, he sent for the Major, ,and
in conversation satisfied himself that the
representation made to him was substan-
tally correct, and that an officer of the
amy held Ji>Ioyal sentiments. "iour
views upon the slavery question may b.
what YOU please said the President,
"but will not knowingly harbor an cti
Ger ia my armies who does not desire to
crush tie enemy. Your business as
soldier is to conquer the enemy and not
to trouble yourself with political mat
,ers." Before the Major left the apart
ucnt the President informed him that
he was dismissed from the army. Hence
forth 10 oili:er will knowir-' y be retain
cd in the army or navy who desires to
save the ,ncmy from annhi'ation. -Nep
Y0rk Ercniny Post.
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pay- Since his occupation Of New Or
leans, Gen. Butt has fed, from United
States stores in the hands of his quarter
masters. some 80, 600 poor people daily
rebel and Union, white and black
Tbo neople of the North, and the peo-
ple of New Orleans even sene'any sup
nose that this hospitality has been Induls-
cd in at some cost TO the government
This is an error. At the end Of every .
month Gen Batter calls upon the quar-
tcrmastcrs for the expenses in feeding
the poor. A bill is returned accordingly |.
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n6s- Amongst the rebels slain in their

Ia Amongst the rebels slain in their
raid on the town of Augusta, Ky, vas a
son of George d. Prentice. Perhaps
now that slavery has robbed him of a son,
that editor may have a sober second
thought on the institution he has so long
defcndcd perhaps he may ponder little
the fate of those around him who though
they are black, love their children also,
and who daily have them borne from
their sides to living DEATH Common
usahh.
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TiDtOn TaMllcry.

. II. Il J. j. DAIRY would announce to the
public that they are prepared to TAN LEATH
FIR tor customers on the shares Or for pay
The ighest cash price will be paid for hides.
We have a fae assortmene " Leather On hand,
which we will sell low for cash. or exchange II
ior hides.
Upton, August 80, 1860
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buggy AMI team whips: a good assortment of
Collars &c :. which will he sold at prices 10 suit
he times. nJCASH PAID FOR HIDES.
Upton, January ljth 1861.
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TURNER Il CUE.

A TTORNElS AT LAW AND GENERAL Col
~ LEcTiNG AGENTS, TIrroS, Iowa. Office
over the store of J. G. SCnMCcKER 1 CO.
Upton July "a IsGl.
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Pixies Peak

II w. HALL, having returned fro m Pixies
i - Peak, is now prepared 10 do any and ALL
KINDS OF COOPERING and Repairing, at his
shop, south Of the Jail
Upton October 18th, 1850: 7.43m3
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JAMES W. BAGLEY,


ATTORNEY AT LAW, SOLICITOR
IN CHANCERY,& 4 NOTARY PUBLIC;
TIPToS, Iowa.
as- OrrIcE-At the court House, in the
Shcrif's Office. VohiO.
DIR. G.. L.. CHAMBERS,
AND SU RG EON
once. "A. his residence, on Cedar street.
Upton. June. IL. 1853. MATT
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JAS. II. ROTIIROCK,

4 TTORNEY AT LAW. TIPToS, CEDAR Gov n
"A TY Iowa. Office at The ShcriH's Office.
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He would respect.
fully inform his
friends and Gus.
toners that he has
on hand q very
arge assortment Of
Carriage, Buggy,
and Wagon ilar-
ness; Ladies' and
Mems Saddles; bri
dies of all kip3s.
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~8@' THOS. HANNA,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
MUSCATINE :: IOWA.
Office, No. I'll Second street. Particular atteE-
zion given to collections in Muscatine, Louisa,
Cedar johnson and Scott counties-titles exam
ined taxes paid &c.
n43 tf
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I)rWDER, SiiOrN CAPS, just received, new
apply at +. d. ehiLDo.
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McSWEEN l. BASS,

A TTORNEYS 4 COUNSELLORS AT LAW,
~ LAND AND COLLECTING AGENTS, &C.,
TIrroN, Iowa.
OrrIcE- Post-Of1ice Building, opposite the
Court House.
B.-Mcssrs Mes. 4 B. will pay the strictest
attention to every branch OF their profession.
REEERENcEs: Grant Smith, Cook 4 Drury.
Dawson Il True. Lane l. Skinner. and Hon.
Judge Dillon, Davenport. Is:251
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lNGNAN A. EISSLEY,

HOUSE, SIGN, AND ORNAMENTAL
IA PAINTERS
Paper Hanging and Graning done in the hes
manner. All work warranted to give satisfac
ton. Shop in Virgin Block.
Upton, April II. 1852 nljv3
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Long words, Ike long dresses. frequent
10 hide q wrong unacrstandtng
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III EE!f 4 WOLFE,
Attorneys at Law,
D. J. CT y.

Upton IOWA.
7.;.- once in the Court House down stairs.
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West Of the Court House sqaare, Tlrrox, IowA
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0ALE-WheRaaa. - he oth
I1 FAAse. A ii. - - Iavlln
SesS n t,.ss ee.1svis~ ~ ai1 Trrstss ~ ~
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-. 49, ~. ys 49, ....HS - s.st;". n
80 -. ~ Il M, .s,sstV.s;ss re
49, -. S S.ssefiHsess = - 5sS Pm.
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soovevs.ss - 1sSU .S Sso g 'es, 1nsGn seae
e: P.sls.. efsess.ias Il. p.y..at eftvslvs or
s.an p.o.issorY notss ana he interest thereon,
egnsd BY said John Ravlis, dated The Sth dsy Of
49, :. y, !S:Ss and payable - follows /:
OH TOT the nm o. Six hundred eollarS each doe
Msvenbes l:s, 1850, 1851. 1859, 1868, 1854 and
400. ano M oshes noses ior the sum of four
as.dred dollars each, dc Nay fst. 1851, 1862,
So0e' IeoAs I've ma 49,
Ana nov, aaad = q 49, naoed note: having
1900 aae "a ps!sels. - ne said John
H caynn es.lse IsMsa g ~ - esme' !, Austin
~: Peole nosace, :nas oy vl1ee @ ne Tower
q wedneseay. The Sstn day g LAY. al. ise!,a
ee noef 9. ni1a clock IN ne otsaid day.
sxpose and o9sr for sale. ct Peblic Aaetios,
ePeIcsis OF iana above described, excepting
~ nofta-esss eea,tss o. ne neeth-east quarter
~ ,s scosaoo we've III IN IoynshiP seventy
naS .ottn Of f1nee one e.! sa:t Of the 9th
- ,es, we Solc On sne Ith dsy q Nov
,o., aeots 20 ssusI :ne noss e9e NevemDer l:s
.ooatosvSSY ~ eoot ., 49, 2e9st 20. feooeas,
eo1 seeseoa y .n~ll g ..1"sss 70 sstny
.H no sae amoens OF ia note, with
s ne ln.e. n:.s !ne.son 70 sae osy o. SALE
sS;a. .x,H ny. ~ .no So ~. .nc sxpenses A.
ssslsI ssae ssae' eoss % TINS nesse Ana 1ras-
n..sS -. A a., .eu.n ,es.
''~ VIZ ~ ~ - 1 AfkIs q -; nsRnrN
m.k-a.., T-n.,...
49,
THs S1H11 % IowA1 In the CeuI&y Court Of
In the natter Of the estate Of John Heckenlively
late Of Crawford county, Ohio, deceased, ties
tate. 4
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GREAT CONSOLIDATED LINE
Cincinnati 4 Chicago Air Line
RAILROAD.

I,OpTY NILES THE SHORTEST ROUTE
to Cincinuati, indianapolis and Louisville:
Two express Trains leave West SIDE Union De-
pot, Chicago, rs follows:
At ga NJ. daily, except sunday.
At 6lO NJ, daily, except Saturday.
Arrive at l0:45 NJ, and l0:45 ? NJ.
Through to Cincinnati and indianapolis without
change Of cars
Elegant Sleeping Cars on Night Trains.
Time to Cincinnati, eleven hours.
Through tickets may be obtained at the principal
Railroad Offices in tho Nerth West, and the Com
pany's Office, No. 1873 Randolph street, under
tho Shern House.
JOHN BRANDT, /, Gent Sup't,
C.E. FOLLETT, Gent Ticket Ags
d7 N. II. MOORE, Ag't, Chicago.
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nyle-dH]

TR0SfEE'S SALE. -Whse,ae. :. ~. ee.a
i day Of Septsnbss,A 4. D., isSO. RAss.s. -
and Clsrissa G. Cook, bic wife sxeeutsd NJ. -
.. Dow, Trustee, eleven csetain Dssds q ~
TSss6s the 1aadsae tsnsHSsHs
descnbed - follows, to-vit: In Ceno Gordo conn.
ter and the north sast quareee Il ne se1th.vest
qasrsess NJ q seeeion twenty-five, tevesAip siae.
ty-seven, rsDgs twenty west 9TH p. n. In Kos.
saith county. lows the south half Of the sou,h-
east qa y. q .seseioa eisnts:s township one
county, iowa,,h west half end the west half 81
the northeast quartssyan in section twelve town
ship eighty hve north range twenty six vest 9Th
r. i. In Hairless county, Ieve,the 80. -
quarter Of the northeast quarter Of section TWEEN.
nvo, ,o S.S north range forty
vest fraetional aaarter Of section sishtssn.
township sighty.six north. ranre ih;,t.ss
three west 5th r. N. uH sc,.,1
Winsehago county, Iowa, the seuth.saat Quarter
OF section thirteen, Township ninety eilhe north
range twenty.six west 9Th r. n. In Webster
county, Iowa. the south. vest quarter Of the norh.
west quarter Of section four, township eiehtv.six
nofthfange 81 wet 18th 7. u, and The north: veat
quarter OF the northwest quarter section feur.
township eighty-eeven north, range twenty- eisht
west 9th +. u. In franklin county, Iowa, the
aoatn eestduastef Of section one.tovnahip ninety
thee north, range twenty, west 6tk p. Il.
In Adar county, lows, tho south east
quarter Of the northwest quarter Of section
two, township seventy seven north, range thirty
two west sth FL. IL Mercer cosnty, llinois, The
west half OF the northeast quarter Of section
tnM.y-two, township Is north, rasge one, west. In
Scott county, lows, lots six and seven in section
fifteen, township dehty, raags two east Lot enc
| section three, township eighty, nnse four. esst.
Lots seven and eight u section thirteen. town.
ship eighty, range 5, east, and the south half Of
| the northwest quarter Of section twssty -fous
4 IN ASnkk
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Plttsburg, Fl. Wayne 4 Chicago
II ALL n n a n

Plttsburg, Fl. Wayne 4 Chicago
II ALL R o A ID.
e 9 @ Q
WARS RUN FROM CHICAGO TO PITTSBURG
~ without change, connecting with the great
PENNSYzV ANzA CENTRAL RAILROAD
New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Wash
neton city, and all the interior towns Of Penn
sylvauia, New Jersey, New York, Maryland, DC.
Merchants by taking this route, will hsYe the
advantage Of ell the eastern markets 1T no addi-
donal cost.
baggage checked through.
Trains leave the Depot, Canal street, west eide,
chicago, daily ON the arrival of trains from the
Fest and Northwest.
Connecting at Crestline with Cleveland 4 Lake
shore K. X. to Dunkjrk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls,
towns Of New England, via Now York Central
and New York b Erie Railroads. Also South to
Columbus, Janesville, Newark, Mount Vernon,
steubenville and Wheeling, and interior towns
u Ohio and Virginia.
The above trains connect 1T Forest with trains
- Mad River Road to Springfield, Urbano, Day
ton and Cincinnati Also with trains at Lima for
Dayton and Cincinnati direct:
Fare - low - any other Reate.
Passengers bound cast will find this route both
pieasant and agreeable, passing through many Of
the largest and finest cities in the United States.
Passengers arriving At Chicago en- any Of the
roads, viii find attentive cheek agents at the de-
pots to resolve checks and convey baggage free Of
charge, + the HttsburS and Chicago cars. Sleep
| ing cars accompany each train.
Tickets for sale at all the principal ticket ON
sss in the West, and at the Company's Office, cor
Ger Of Randolph and Dearborn streets, or 1T the
Depot, West side, Chicago.
Be particular to ask for tickets by Fort Wayne
| DAN. w. BOSS,
| esnr Western Passenger Agent, Chicago.
| ]. II. MOORE, Com. and Gent Ag't, Chicago.
Freight of all kinds will be carried from Chics.
goto all points East at all times at As low rates
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LEGAL


TSRu1f1E8 SAL8-Wn~JS, G1aSNG -.
.cf Js.s. Z; Ds lssJ Jass. =: 800 q
Doe,aa - Trustee, . ssrtaia DEED q fs1s1 e.
yeying 70 MD Trustee he - II Ssess ssasty.
Iews. deesEibed = fellow ts-yit: The eess hsf
q - DoeeAsWsGs Ssase2 II eestis6 n. MO
p township No. sevsesy.nine l7el asssh, Il rases
e. 90 u eA e ~ ~ =. ~ ~ dsod e
Trust being reeosssa a.sag.t Tie reeeeds 4 ~
scott county. lev. o the y dey Of June, 4. b.
saes wss made ~ ne sid Jaass n. 4aeiisA ga
certain peonissosy sess aad tie iatsecss 0Asesee.
sienod - the sah jana II. Inellsh. 49, ~
oh day Of June, 4. D. 1881, 70 the order Il Rek.
ert Fleeing, and peyslls ~ follows lee he sun
II six .hWdreos and 0lxt1-ahr0o s13-lO0 delaon
(SS6333) payable - the ltA day Of Jans, 4. D.
less.
And now, said peoois0ssy 1sts having become
due and payable a9d The sd jones n. Eaglish
having iailSdte pAS the Saae, I, william Deolas,
Trustee - sleesssid, DO hsseby give this
public notice. thst b virtse q Ne power which 10
n nsvsstsd 81 saia Deed d 1ruGe,l wilton Toes
day. the 10th day oi Jsns. 4. d. 1883, q
the hour often s'eleok 10 tAe fogsDooo e ed
day, q the Cs1st Heuss 6oeelo theSlsy q DaWs
enPsrt, expose and eaee fer eole, q pablis go.
non. the parcel Of land absvo described, Or -
moen thers1 - SAnll - H(oo0U % satisfy
INC pay the amount Of aid nete, With Ne IN.
s9v' sasseon % the day q salo, tsgetAsr with
~ me cos's 40 e1peo6se aeeeol1ne said salo.
eosss o. this notice and Trustss's fees.
Asssd Ne SA day Of Nay, 4. D. lso1. 81 :
wfLLlAl DOoLAM.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-06
Illinois Central Railroad.
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IN AND AFTER SUNDAY, NOvEnBEk
I'd. trains will leave from the Grand Central
Depot, foot Of Lake and South Water street:
Through E.Pt Express. a. c :S~ a 40 4 II.
~ This Train connects for Peoria, Alton, St.
foa;s. Memphis, New Orleans and Mobile.
Tain. Stations, arriving ct Cairo -
Every day, s:45 N next day.
,-Th;s Trsin. on Saturdays, will run only TO
,Irbau. Trains arrive 1t Chicago 1t 1l;oe a N
and s3oPM. , =. n. Al, a.
the Great Central Depot.
HYDE PARK AND WOOD LAWN.
Tain. will leave Chicago: Leave Wosd Lawn:
ono AZ GAS A n
o..e IN Gas
90 l2.55PM
la,o ~ II 3A5PH
S'Oo M 65OPA
W.R.A ARTHUR, Gent Supt:
w JOHNSON. Gen Passenger Ag't. noSOu