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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-11

FoRTEESs Monroe, March 8.-The
Rebel iron-clad steamers Merrimac.
jamestown, and Yorktown. came out
and attacked and destroyed two Of
our vessels. During the engagement,
our iron-clad steamer Monitor arrl-
we'd, and after an action Of five hours
drove off the Rebel steamers. The
Merrimac is said 10 De in sinking
condition.
WASHINGTON, March 9.-The glor-
ious old Banner waves over the forts
and all public buildings in Leesburg,
Va. Col. Geary is in full possession
the Rebels having evacuated the
place in great confusion.
The Stars and Stripes wave also
over the Rebel batteries at Cockpit
Point. This virtually opens the Po-
tomac. Gen. HOOKER reports that
all the batteries opposite him have
been DESTROYED and the guns spiked.
The loss of life in these encounters
is not stated.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-11

CuAELEsTowY, Va, March l0-It is
believed this morning tha; Winchester was
fully EVACUATED yesterday. A strong force
las started to ascertain.
BALTIMORE, March l0.-Despsiehss
from Com. Dupont, announce the capture
and occupation of Brunswick, 10 Georgia,
and Of Fort Ciincb, which command. Fer
n.ndina, Florida, by the Union fsst
Little or no resistance was made at either
place. They are both good hnrbor', and
each is the terminus of railway. Our
Government now holds the whole coast Of
Georgia, and the best Of East Florida.
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jury for March Court.

Mf7ir5u-g-G \ Youarnaa. H Ris,el
BrF1hs-Jn1 Mlnjnn- Pm. Rukl Wp Rue,
/ Turner. Vim LiniranuIn, : HCreigh;-
Brgdy-DaaI Fisher, ! P Hsg-a5ach, DaHI
Bear. D FoumsT Jr
HsHy-Jarct Heinly. Ino Moyer. Dav Grove.
Lew Pax.iug. sam pe.rcs. Peer Dsnkel.
Ls,ri,bu---G " Hafer, Philip Ba'nyer
Nsi.s Der K hslie A > >, phrr, Samuel
BIrshc.ner
Liuleg'J7s-Ja Cr1svgro7e. sam Barber. WP
Lose. Dan >esboli, En- Waller. j q S.Aun.
East Bnsa1,-NIchI Brown, Ino Schrack.
Saml Dlnsie
W., BaFai5,-Jn Hare. 81 P=nrer. - Orvi..
H1rf,p-Iancs Auiie, James Glover
H1rf'-f7H-j7Ss7h >anrseI
Le'ri'-Ichn Oberii1
I'.ion-JohR Philips
Issue List fer Court, March q.
l Iahr ros,rvs William Porter
? El'z Hensch 81 al vs "a Long and w
same sane
/ Joseph Lyon vs. J.hu Paul
same sane
David Nr>tt vs. joan Plu'
Abram II Waller rs JrIa ksssler
$ Jesse Come. as Vs Us Sc ~auEsr
o H-vcz { WCo-rS IS : Eernsce ald vi
40 \ s Cummings - Tn rrsis5aoh Ir
IL Hs-rv NGs-eT vs. David ScrItHer - al
u R-y.- -lI,.s * Go " RaHcs Il Magee
10 John Winters IS A } Cr.izsr
u Francis 3 Potts :, At-an WSi,ers
I5 NARY Bectlev rs " rerhlCr & II Baum
IS J NJ Harbesoa rs Beaaeyi.s SPOTS
Il John BeeJcr q VIE IS Uu H,Gofd
Is GeGI=s. Marsh 4 80 rs Wl ..sCrs
20 Wn = Uh'in--r - Alex Amnuas
8u ~ TI4Fa. gs IT, q. y smith
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-11
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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-11

nSA box of Hospital Supplies will be
made up at Mr-. Lynda!fs, this week asi
sent to the Army Of the Potomac
Any one who has anything to contribute,
10 clothing or delicaoies for the sick aud
wounded or in money, viii please send in
by Friday next, withOu, being called upon
rersonaliy
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Gswiau,lrg [2Earacr.
H 4 1ElEh.

Ev Esv G Zweiser-t,i, iust. RICHARD L'yiETS
tdiznt IN ihs Institute, ant Nis- ELLEN GENBER-
LING. of s#lins-roFe--Uiso SAMUEL q. HILBlsu and
Ml-s CAROLINE p. MJY IL. d Tsec5Grs.
By Rev I Gerhart. ith iast. LLJND d SHARPLFsS dr
Bloom Jur- AID Mi-s MARTHA NAGENsELLEE Of
= sl;BsgsUye.
By Rev. Mr. Whiie, in Peoria, 1lth alt, Capt. HAL
RELY, OF The iutb III Cav. aud Mics JOSErHA H.
b IlD. foraerlv n N1rtLnln t..rlsnl O.. Pa
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-11
GUARDIANS SALE.

WILL Re exposed 20 Sale az ihe house OF
W HGS4l G4rIE, - E4a. BgaalOe toER-
SIP, TIC. c---,y. q
Saturday. 39fh March. 1862,
tie f1.low.,g described Real Estate Of The
Minor Children CT GEORGE sTAHL, !a!e VI
La. Bul44Je township, -r-'d - slt:
Al tha; rasss1aze sli tract Ct land sItuats
in Eas' bltil'-e --usaip, s1Juiulag lands ct
Henry Gsuz, Benjamin long. public road,a
0a The a.I.u ty .ae IuJ-. Sc, e,cua,a.aIEs ait
Acres al clear su1 10 = good stale <sA
a. cultivation. Tbs .lpTo vements are sA-G
BRICK HOUSE ead FRAME STABLE with
o,4er Ou-lg..e.lgs, lal = Wei.
! certain rsci Of Land situate in TIE Sams
township. 5oe14si b lands of Eaas Brown.
George Cr5rl.ey aa1 J-hu HsfeT,, obtaining
6 Acres and 40 rercnes-aboui one half
Ia clear.
~ \ certain tract q WOODLAND. stu
-ais n Bul4.oe township. bounded hy
lands cf J -hr Roland, Jacob lie By. Ssn'l +.
Simolton ,and oihers-co ulaillag 10 Acres
sad C. ge.che5.
Sale L. commence al ten r'clock. forenoon.
Of sad day, when terms will be made know d
BY PETER GETTZ, Guardian
March :, 1857 OF sad minor children
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-11
Practical Paper Hanger.

All persons intending TO hav. PsQe5.rg
done TINS Spring are solicited TO employ he
subscriber, aai have ,AeIr vals pa7ereI ~
gorknaaike manner.
All orders !eii al ins Pos, Once lghe.r Z
large assortment Of Paper IS kepJ @.,l e
promptly attended .. o. B. EVANS.
p. $ Wa.---E-sEed Eal.> Psrersl with
out taking he wash of, AMI warranted 10 stick.
Lewisburg. March i. s62.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-11

Wed. ls Mar.-Iacob Dunkls. Bufaloe
Thurs. IS Mar.-Eivar5 Buoy. TurI'evill.
Sat. is har.-Wm Ro>h1ng's. Nev Berlin
do Simon Burrey. L.-7eSione.
Sat. - Mar.-DanIeI Ransler'S woodland
S3i. - Mar-Ist- Geo. Srah!'-. EaSr BufFaloe
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-11

Congress has voted bounty for en-
couragipg the growth and preparation Of
fax and hemp. Premiums are also to be
offered by the u $ Agricultural Society
for the best crop of aax hemp and cotton
grown in the Northern States.
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PrRIISRFB SrWI-HrIHLT---
Tuesday Morning < Friday Af,enO

rG-Read New AIger.isemen,s of
EVANS, Paper II auger-anl Of ZlMNER-
MANS Clothing Store.
The Model Country Store Of KING, 81
White Deer Nils, is receiving a rev sup
ply of Goods, which are offered on the
faires, terms. (Hs Alvt. came too late
for to days psper.)
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-11

\ bill ha. passed the Legislatur. cbarg.
ing the name Of the Milton Saving Bank
to Milton Bank, aud granting i. the priv
ilegs of issuing poies under the provision
oil ,he Free banking iaw.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-11

I 0$E-lu The nriehborhooi Of Buffalo
l 4 Roads. on the 2>tI uit. 4 heavy GOLD
BRACELET. marked tnHle 4. Taylor.'
The in1er viii be sli'ably rewartsd on e'lr-,
L.Ag Z! H. NJ. UeN.gu-44.-. N4!ta -
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-11
Turnpike Election.

NOTICE is hereby given, that an Election
y or0ficers Of The Lew,s5ur- Il Mir,i o.
burg Turspike Company, W'll ns h-it a. '1-
house OF Gideon Biehl, in Essi E.lsio~ To.
5u n rnday, he lO.1 d,y Il Marr1. l-0': at 90
O'Clock. AN. GtU. ?. Mli.LES Pres.
IA'S =. LINN. Fr - Ga.
Lew.sbgrs, Fe-. 20, lst- ,.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-11

In tie absence Of Col. 3. c. Christ, Of
the 50Ih Re-, + y, who is home on
fl'!ough, to recruit bis health. the Resi-
meut vii be commanded b. Lisui. col.
Thyla.s : Hilu,1lg 4 P-.'.rr
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-11
EOA RENT,

- THE Large Frame DWELLING
LII on M4Ike, street, t-'=ecn 4:h and s.,
south SIDE, suitable for Two families. Pc,
I-r.lsr y-r,lc 1l..rs, Inquire of
Jan. IL J. 3. VI I.AUGHLiN, Agen,
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woodland for Sale.

60 TIE subscriber o5s.s al Public
G.. ssss. sale, &, lAe house Of Gideon Bi.hi,
&SSS % Ia; Bu4a..s cELsEiP, Saturday
- The ~ Of March ext, sbo2i no
Acres a TIMBER LAND. situated on ins
Glr-a sluFe Of l.e Sa4l.- IL Ridge. B4talCs
I..sasaI7, va the y IS. s.-e q The main rCat
from BI-4les I Roads 70 New Berlin. IL -
vel covered. puaclT ais wila lie ChssurI aDd
Cle--a. Ca, aEI = ol-re- 4 tracts 70 sGl'
c1rta-. 1r5. sac % commence at . O'clock
IL iae aaz-aooa, and conditions made SHOWN
D., DANIEL RENGLER.
Bl5a..a : TT, FsS. IS lsG3
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-11

Se-The Republicans Of Snyder county
b,ve adopted the Crawford system Of
making nominations, - Dow lraciice3 in
| u!yn county.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-11
ICE for the coming Season.

At NESBIT'S ICE HOUsE.
\ on south Na.er 81, Lewisburs.
We are makins extensive preparations II
supply with PURE ICE al cur former
customers and as many new ones as may favor
Us with ,heir patronage.
Is Ice will te delivered throughout the
entire summer, 50 a. 10 accommodate all, Al
a low prices a, can be Afforded BY sny ,thers
L-vi-barg F!b. Il. lst2
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-11
4 NEW TOP BUGGY

TOR SALE LOW, 'r exchange f.r = coo3
L Horse, by KREMER, MCCLURE - 90.
.-.au.-t 2. l..-.
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IsIcn,

81 her sons. in Ievi-.,va, lsh Mt. NARY widow q
AeZr Morton, formerly q si.hu-r. 70 be- rs VI.
o. the eutb UT, CATHARlST wife Of Wm Carey, in
her 'sth yrar.
Nrsr fairfrld. ioEa, DAVID TWEED, formerly from
Milton, Pain nis st-A y-AE-
In Washington, I'D alt, in his 18th year, AAEoN
FEiLEE- of &c. . 3.-t I-uu'a Reg fgrmeTiy ff1u. the
yisinitr Of LsSisbBre.
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PAPER HANGING!

U'HE subscriber is prepared to DO PAPER
lNG, iltCwn 0TcuuHtTy. Having s-Isrl
lul apprenticeship 4; the Paper Hanging
E-.--a.s ~ Ph-LaEeLr.-a h- -a-rn. N E.
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& Union County nan under Banks.

Z Union County nan under Banks.
lC5r-espondenoe q the Star 4 Chronicle
CHARLEsTowy, Va, March 4.
On tie 9th ult., the Sd Wise Reg.
received marching orders, and cars were
sent to Frederick City, Nd, to move US to
Sandy Hook. Early in the morning Of
the 18th, we took the cars, and remained
that nigh; at HarPers Ferry. Early next
morning, four Companies went 10 assist il
putting Pou;oJn Bridge across the Po-
touac by +, PM, the bridge vas made,
and thousands Of troops were there ready
TO cross. We were delayed two hours, all
wondering why We could not 60 over
Soon, train came slowly along, beariDg z
Generals M'ClelleD, Banks aud their stats,
who stepped out Of the cars, marched up
to the Bridge, and crossed. Our Regimen,
was called to attention, and followed We
found the Bridge to be coed one. On
ascending the hill, looked back and saw
the Maryland side covered with soldier, as
far as | could see. Is We reached the top
Of the bluff, IN the rear Of the Ferry, cheer
after cheer went up from the Merry land
side. Tha; night, eight troops of Banks
Division rested their weary limbs Oh the
''sgcred soil Of Virginia" We marched
about two miles back from the River, but
the enemy had drawn il their piekets two
hours before our arrival, so We iel! back on
Bolivar, and took up our quarters in the
deserted houses. In the evening, before
dark, Generals MClellen and Banks went
through the street and were enthusiastic
ALL received by tho troops; they took up
quarters for the night at Hsrpers Ferry.
On the morning Of the 9th, We made
4 Reconnaissance to Charlestown. The enc
ny had left, and the Com msuairg Gener-
al thought it ezpedient to hold the place
while We had it, SO they sent the teams
and brought our knapsacks, tents, cooking
utensils, Sc. When We came here, white
folks were not to be seen, except few
that would raise the window curtains aud
peep cut The last few days, they ven
ure on the streets. The slaves are lcav-
ng their masters, and coming into our
ines, for protection. This morning, l
.eard one of the men ask a little colored
10Y whether be was Secesh? His reply
vas Il am not when an away, but
must be when | am at home" He then
vent on and said that some Of his friends
ook hin to Sunday School, and when
lis master found ont that he vas trying
c learn to read, he whipped him. Such
5 the fate of the poor negro slave.
The inhabitants are still inquiring how
re crossed she river? they can't understand
CIV So many could cross SO soon. But,
hat is still more astonishing, since We
re here we had a telegraph wire put up
rom the Ferry to this place, distance OF
isht miles. The railroad bridge is nOw
eing completed across the Potomac, and
oon we shall have the cars running as
.st as We move Winchester is supposed
, be our next place
W. L.lgd that there were lef. in this
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-11
TURNPIKE ELECTION.

NOTICE Is heretv given % the sjockholi q
Y ers Of the Belleionte. Aarons51rg and
loungmanS'own TURNPIKE Roai Company,
iha, an Election VIII ha held AZ The house oi
Henry B. MuSsIna. IN Aarousburg. on Tues
dav the llih dav @: March next. between the
hour, Of 10 and {. o'clock Of SAID tsy. to elect
fge Directors 10 manage the concerns OF the
Company for the ensuing year.
PETER WILSON. President
Spring NILS, FEB :. 1852 [Slpi
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ra- The Shareholders Insurrco,ion has

m.The Shareholders Insurrec;ion has
been madieuei by "robcliiOus liquors."
its leaders being generally inebriates.
Since bis fall, John Bell is often insane
with liquor, and John Breckenridge is
becoming sot. Secession papers admit
that drunken mobs are the terror Of some
0: their large cities, and 200 dis;illeries
have been raised in Virginia in year.
On this account, Davis and other Rebel
authorities are stopping the making and
selling Of liquOrs-Maine Law fashion
and it would be blessed thing to the
UaiOn cause, and our Officers and Sol
diers, if all Liquoring was done away.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-11

town some Of the remains Of the scafold
on which John Brown was hug; 50, this
morning, a party Of Us went in search,
aud were Informed ,ha; the trap door was
used for gate at a mans house. We
went there, md inquired Of the woman
whether tia, gate vas the drop Of John
Broan's scafclt? She said it wss, and
she always bad guard over it as long as
tie Rebels were in possession Of 1t. A
gses, many pieces h4d already been cut
from it. She did no; Ike to lose any
more, but each Of Us ,cyk OF a piece.
You viii fed enclosed chip Of she gea-
uile drop Of tie so4Eo.d. G.a. P.:.cE
sous division suittlei up tie whole scat.
fold aud even cut dOwu trees ussr Jy fer
memorials. The Plals If his execution Is
v..Liu 200 yards of-'s.
{. I. DIETFENDERTEE.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-11

ea-So long have the Rebel cOnsp!rators
lied about 'Liacoll's Abolition designs"
that thousands upon thousands Of their
white dupes believed them, aud common
question asked Of the Union soldiers BY
the negroes is, "When is Massa Linkum
comia', Sa ?" There would be DO moral
wrong in taking at their word those who
BY fs!sehooi raised the issue. Haman first
tried the strength Of ;he gallOws lie built
for MOrieeai.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-11

LEwIsBUEG AND ITS IMPROVEMENTS.
-Duriug last Cysrt week, We paid visit
to Lew .sburg, tue cyuuiy-seat Of OLD
Union. Il Is il!eci thriving place
The effects Of ;hese Troublesome tIl2-, are
10; percep.itie, there E.eTybydy seems
to be in a hurry, AID business flourish
ing. Nine hls,of the Buffalo House, Ex-
Sheriff Gu,li0, is going TO Ceatre HAL 10
tue spring, and gentleman fr1mWI..!aG-
sport takes his place. We Loge he Z
keep as good House as his predecessor,
as we should not ike II move our g-agteIs
whilst .!jouFniug il Lewistu.g. Nu..s
there, We paid visit TO tue exclusive aud
splendid Foundry aud Machine-shO7s Of
SHtar, Walls, Shriler& Co, aud must say
We were most ggroe-t : surpIiscd to all SO
complete AID perfect st q machinery.
outside Of tie City. Beng so4e-ta, o.!
4 mechanic, We consider ourselves eomTe-
ten, to judge Of the workmanship and ma
terials used, auI feel justified il saying
tina, all seeus to he Of the best quality,
and eau recommend ii TO the community
at large, with clear coascieDce.--Niaete-
Jvry Tribune.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-11

rG-Nason aad Slidell', "dls,iuguished
reception" in England, consisted 10 being
followed to second.class hotel BY two
mu.a;.o servants. The next neigbboI to
Mason in the gallery Of the H,use d!
Lords, was a fa.-bloolsd Negro, Minister
from Hayi, which Is r.c guizsd ~ Great
Britain =. Power, wL.Ia "CS.A." is an
authority which "cau't SHINE"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-11

TRULT VENERABLE CoUILE.-Diel il
Fr,uklin. Susq. Co, Pa, l0.h Feb, Dea.
TIrUs SMITH, also CLARIssA his wife
each over 50 years Of age. Were born iu
Chassire, Connecticut, moved to the then
wilderness Of Northern Pennsylvania in
1897, and after living ia holy matrimony
over sixty years, both expired On the same
day. He was a Deacon in the COngrega-
tional church for msuy years.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-11

"a Lieut., krebs, N. b, has been de-
tailed as Recruiting ORoer, for tho 5S,h
Mee' Permanent station at Lewisburr
N'J Be found at the Buffalo House.
specie Is quoted at Richmond ...o.
50 cents rrcmiua. - ! %
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-11

SG-Ths reported death, in battle, at
Somerset, Of Daniel Sicrer, Of Snyder Co.,
"a is eantralletei.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-11

r<y-Capt Knox, Of jersey Shcre, whose
death We copied il our last, was buried in
the Lev.sJurg Cemetery, by his Relatives,
the Ne-srs. Pepnys TIE arrival Of Lis
remains by railway was not known at tie
time BY our citizens generally, or there
would have been more attentions paid.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-11
IN TELEGRAPH.

Stirring News from the Potomac
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-11

r1-Wa have seen se7e-a! La,tcrs from
cur Soldiers, mostly going over the same
ground Is o,hc,s had, and therefore no,
necessary 70 -: il type. O-e % Roanoke
Is.aai sends Us the following weil-wgi.!au
letter, picked up in Seeesh camp, which
shows scarcity Of Shoes at leas, in some
towns, las, Nov:
WrlLG4vsroS, NC. Nov. II. 1851
Ny Dear B...ars-I received Ilur ieli-. by
Mr Latham, and also one sent hy NAL. aul !
va al 10 hear from yua and also 70 know
that lun are well. an satisfied.
Do not forget your tul.es as a Christian, aud
IT and discharge vour duties a a Solder, III
every particular. l. could make II ccayeu-
Iaur II would afford NE Pleasure TO visit You.
You sent ne word 10 send YOU par Of shoes
Il have trei 10 get them here, and they are
not TO be hal. ! send you by Mr. Latham ,wo
dollars 10 change, quIre paper and / buuch
envelopes. Il IS so duh here | can not fad
news enough 10 make out a ielisT. \ on must
w-,e a1t .c; me know exactly how YOU are
geung along. HopIrg that You may be b'esI
with health AMI spared 10 reach home again,
l remain your kind and aGsctiona;e Bro.
Miss Ann sends her respects to you.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-19
TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS, On the 24th day Of January, A.
w D. 1858, Claus Schlappkohl executed unto
Austin Corb;n % Trustees certain Deed Of 1rus.,
conveying to said Trustee the land in Scott coun-
ty, Iowa described as follows, to-wi {: The west
half Of the south west quarter Of section twenty
nine (29) in township seventy nine (79} north Of
range four cast, ia tho Districts Of lsnds sub
ect 10 sale =: lowaCity iowa containing eightys0)
acres, which said conveyance was made by tho
said Claus Schlappkohl for the purpose Of securing
the payment Of two certain prolnis. ory notes and
the interest thereon signed by said Claus Schlapp
kohl, dated the cath day OF January, A. b. l. 50,
and payable as follows: Ono for the sum Of fifty,
dollars, payable on the Gath day Of January, 1851,
anil tho other for tWo hundred and fifty dollars,
psyable On the oath day Of January. 1885, with
interest each If said notes at tho ratio o. thirty
six per cent per annum after maturity.
And now said proInissory notes having become
due and paysbe,and thero remaining due and un
paid the sum Of $54O, and the said Claus Schap-
pkhcl having failed to pay the amount due as
aforesaid, J. Austin Corbin, Trustee - aforesaid,
10 hereby give this public notice, that ~ vir'uc
Of the power which Is in me voted by said Deed
Of Trust, I will, on Monday, the 5th day Il July,
A d 1862, at the hour Of two o'clock In the after
noon Of said day, at the Court House door, in the
city o. Davenport, expose and offer Tor sale, at
public aution, the parcel Of land above described,
or so much thereof AS shall DO necessary 20 satis
fy and pay the amount Of said n)ses with the in
terest thereon to the day Of sale, together with all
the costs and expenses attending said sale, costs
Of this notice ard Trustee fees.
Dated the 14th day Of june. A. D. 1862.
AUSTIN CORBlN,
Trustee.