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AUCTION SALES.
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FUTURE BAYS.
BY SUMNER + BURRESs, Auc.'


flron front Building, Governor st.)
4 UCTIoN NOTICR-O ON THURSDAY. the ll,h
IA inst, commencing at 10 O'Clock we will sell
at public auction, at our warerooms (Irnn. front
Building, Governor street, . splendid invoice of
choice and desirable GOODS. consi. ting In part Of
Ladies'. Misses, aud Chdren's CATERS SLIP.
FERs. and SHOES: Gents CalfSkin CATERS
and OXFORD TIES; tine double sole kOOTS;
superior Cavalry BOOTS dc, sc.
To which will be added---An invoice Of tiue CT
gars; two bcxss Lemons: two boxes English Dairy
Cheese; 50 boxes Fable Salt Black and Green
Tea; Ground Cofiee Worcester Sanee; Cream OF
Tartar, Epson Salts: Soda Matches; FlanLel
Shirts, Candy; Candles; Fancy and Turpsntine
Soap; Note Paper, &c. &c. These resliy de-
srable goods. and The attention of the trade il 10
vitad. SUMNER BURRESS.
AuetioheaTs aud Commission Mercnanta
se9 IRON trout Building, Governor 81
ADDlTIONAL-Will be added TO the above
sale, an invoice Of Dry Goods, among wh:eh will
be fonnd-
White aaii wooli Flsnasls
Blue Denims Pins Black Cambria;
Oguaburgs Fancy Cashmere Over Shirts;
Grey and Red Flannel Over-Shirts
AI6o-A large assortment OF Fancy Articles
scarce and desirable e
AISO-A choice lot Of assorted Pickles put up
with great care, for family use.
sal0 SUMNER RiIRREsS. Aasis
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Coroner SdnIay WAS sent for oH yesterday to view
the body of infant found lying dead the house
of its parents of 18th and Main streets. 1t
had died suddenly iha. il WIS deemed necessary
that the Coroner should be informed. We are in-
formed that wake, kind of similar gather
ing held al The house of its parents faw days
since, and that 1t is likely poa,on OF detl,-
mental nature was administered TO keep The infant
quiet during its Progress THIS potaton proved too
strong for the little ole, aud So after struggling for
a few days, 1t died Coroner San1ay did not deem
ii necessary to hold an Inquest on the boiy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-10

DEBows REvIEw.-This work for May Cha
publication Of the number having been delayed by
the fsii of New Orlesns) has been received from
Messrs West & Johnston II Is AN excellent mum.
beT
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Tiai Of Liquor Setsrs-The Court Martial now
Iii session here have been engaged most Of the
week iii trying the cases of parties ARRESTED for
violating that part OF the proclamation of martial
Law forbidding the sale Of whiskey. number
were mueted in fines of Considerable amount.
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ras REPORTED CAPTURE OF CINCINNATI

THE REFORTkD CAPTURE OF CINCINNATI
The important news We publish In another col.
np,n. relative the capture Of Cincinnati was not
confirmed by anything received At the War De.
esrtu,ent last night. This. however, Ia not un.
usual. a. news from the West and Southwest is
frequently received by the press in advance of the
Department. The news 10 most cheering. and win
,ovb,less be confirmed by additional dispatches Ia.
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Death Of a Soidisr.--Iohn J. Bowman u member
of Company d, l!th Virgins rss inant Col, Weisi-
ger, died in the hospital OF Caste Thunder on
Monday last, and WAS buried yesterday st Oak
wood Cemetery.
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DeaL--Robert Ratolife member of the Fayette
artillery who recently shot in Screanlersville.
while attempting 10 elude the Provost Guard, died
ON Monday from the effects OF the wound thus re-
crived.
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BOARDING

DOARDERS.-A few gentlemen can be accom-.
ID modstsd with BOARD by Supplying Al Mr.
WOODARDS, on Grace street, between ID and ath.
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Maygtaaders, Attention. Tho attention Of citi.
zans or this State sojournng here. Is directed TO
the notice in another column of Captain James X
Herbert. late Capt. co. ID. lst Maryland reg't.
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Qaief There WIS not single arrival OF dis
charge At Castle Th.nder yesterdays eircuni
stance that has not before occurred. The cells of
the cage were also empty yesterday evening, the
police officers not having succeeded ia effectng .
single capture during the week
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NIT. LAUREL LACADEMY--ReopensI LIST OF DC.
wi tober and closes lst OF July following.
Board, exclusive OF lights aud towels. 3f1s per
half session. psyabis In advance.
Tuition, $40 Per half session, payable In advance.
Number limited To twenty. Address.
PIKE POWERS,
all 23--2awtOls Clover, Halifax co. Va
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III DGNLOf, MONCGRE CO.. AEefs.
CPLENDID SILVER PLATE AT AUCTION -.
~ On THURSDAY. the llth instant, eommene-
Ing at 10 o'clock. will ssil our auction store
l. lO6A oz. richly chased SILVER PLATE, cansist
Ing of soup Tureen large and small Walters Pitch.
era Vsgetabls Dishes Slop Bowl. SC Terms
cash DUNLOP, hONCuRE T. Co,
SEQ Aucfi0nssr
I>OR sALR-Wli be sold to the highest bidder,
10 ct The late rsaidencs Of Henry Curtis, \. D J,
In the county Of Hanover on FRIDAY sseptem
ber H. two HORSES two or three good cows y
CARRIAGE and BUGGY, with some few othsx ~
ticles. A. B. CURTIS,
"a 1-eodtds Admin q H. curtss, dsc'A
TSOR SALE Ar PUBLIC AuCNON. = On
r THUR6DAH, the 11th Geptsmhaf 100 acrss
valuable LAND, mostly of orleinaa growth, situr
atsd In doochland ooanfy, ferty nilsa fsosa Kieh-
mOnd, within ona anilo Of tbs Jaxneo river, Adj1u-
Ing the farms AZ Nr. Thna. R0llin4 and william r
Fleming. being part Of ths fasm at tbs iAla VIA
Salmon. About onehaif the lAnd u CLEARED Tia
hutldin9s srs IN good ofdoy. 5he water On ths
plAce . q good ~ any in tha Utate headen very
Ane mineral spring of Nlphur watsr. The neiek
bonAOo1 r sxoellsAt-th9e being no better n0Cfoty
II virolniA Any one Mlshlne olas q - most d.
sifaAte looatiols On Jam4e ytyers WI e well 70
puseAaeQ t0l1 plaza Az 4AGna11es eeR - ~
~ eppVt1g = 1uARNk i 1ALlIaN. 1ssnheFton =.
g. Qssshl.nA eo.nsl: Z. = ~ =; eAaa.ns. 81 q
- - ~ ea .ss1 - sls s',sss - - 49, ~ - ~ y
1s !
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FTNHE CIIIsWICK SCHOOL,
CLASSICAL AND ENGkfSH--
Seven aid a half miles west of Richmond.
The srIbaeritsr expects 10 resume (per5onaly)
the duties of his School the tst Of October next.
Board and tuition reasonable. Address, Richmond
Post-Ofiee. 0EO. q. ExALL. A. n.
au L. e0dtuIA
MRS. SUSAN REED viii resume the duties OF
lyl her SCHOOL October lst. a. her residsnOe,
corner Of Broad and 2efh streets.
au .U--eodflstO
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RS GRACE BENNETT will open SCHOOL,
lVl FOR Girls on the Isl of Ocfobsr aeat on
stn street near Clay
Children from eight 20 sieysu ysafs of a1a = III
be received sa o-sxs
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Police Court.-Yesterdsy, David. slave of James
II. Grant, was brought before the Mayor, charged
with breaking into the house OF Naih ian Ellis. oc
eaPied by Nat slave of VIM. Greanor, and feloni.
Ously stealing $50 in Bank notes. also with having
In his possession large Bowie knife and for tres
passing Nathan Ellis. For these multiplied
offences. David got order emitting him to receive
a licking according to iaW.--Susan. slave Of Airs
DR. T, er rested ty the Watch for going st large
WAS let of.--MaTy, slave of MT. John Blank, " as
arraigued for frequently Ising obscene aud abusive
Language tn Mrs Mary M"Kesver. and when threat
sned for 40 doing using nsolsnt and defiant
lsngaass g III the most in.pudent and mensc4ng
way. She was ordered to be whipped s.
Rosenfeld was Aned S5 for depostinz a nuisance
on the lot Of y. Hsller.-Wm III. Gotsey for uniaH
fully assauitns and beating Mrs. Fanny Heller " as
required to give secusity.-Ths case of Mark De
may, charged with hnekstering in thu lst Ma. ket
by buying watermeloTs, was continued for further
evidencs.--GFsot and Marshali, charged with huek.
stariDg in the I'd Market, Mera let of John VII
iiams, who was charged with assauting and beat
ing Bridget McDcnough was required 10 give 800
security to keep the pease William Fitzgerald
charged with fslonously shooting Edward Fitzger
aid. on Sunday evening. September .th. was exam
ined and femandad to fhs ftusflags Canrt on the
18th of october.
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Hastings Comt--This tribunal was IN session
yesterday, Recorder Caskis presiding. and littt.
ton TazeweIl. Ea,, prosecuting, In the absfnce af
the Commonw sa;th's Attorney. Timothy heSr-
don and Charles Je!fs, The tive men charged with
Rbductug Charles f. Hansfofds trunk from the
American Hotel, two weeks since. were examined.
and ths fact of the larceny being established
against them. they were sent 10 jail for final trial
before Judge Lyons. he trunk contained artie.es
valued at $500 Henrietta, slave, was tried for
the larceny Of 453 worth Of Confederate Treasury
Notes, aud wGs acquitted --Hhlna jane, a slave,
was tried the charge of assaalting and beating
child Of Mrs Ellen Faley, and for abusing Mira Fa,
ley and WAS declared not guilty by the Court 80
James A. Harrisou and James Mct,innsss, two sol
diers, were arraigaed for stealing a sum Of money
from Jno. Roberts, The Court directed that t:le
Sergeant Of the CRY should take them before the
frovoat Marshal ia order ,has they might be
turned to their respective regiments Sarah Is
slave, was srraigned for stealing ring from Law
rencs Cohen worth $s34 but n the witness did not
appear she was discharged from custody. y.Hstty
Tyler charged with larceny, was tried, convicted,
and sentenced to the Penltentiary for two years.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-10

A DESIRABLE PRA1ID HOUSE AND LOT
~ OH Mill street, in Adams's Valley, AT AUO-
Tl0N.---We will sell upon the premises. on THURS,
DAY. the 18th dsy OF September, commencing q
a O'Clock =. NJ . very desirable Fransod Ho1se
and Lot located on Mill street. In Adsms'a Valloy
and nssr TO the new workshops Of tbs VhYlnlS
Central Railroad Company. II contains four 9ooa
rooms and IL particularly adapted for smsllvlssd
family. The lot fronts 10 feet and runs hack 800.
TERMs.-One-thirde eash tho balance q and
mouths, for negotiable notes. with Inherent adAsd
and secured by q trust deed.
"a * IAN n TAYLOR r. 90N Auct'Pa
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Ell(rCATJONsl,

N1R -. TURNER'S
ll sEiECT CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH
SCHOOL. Main street, bet 81 and 4th
The lyth Academic Year Of this School will corn.
I"ense on MONDAY, the 2sth OF sept, ls62.
AIR. TURNER can bs seen Al hls sehoOlrOoms or
a. lis residence. Oh Jt street, between Main and
TEauAhn Sc lO--lm-
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TWO HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS on the
East side Of 18th street, near to the Old Diseil
lsry AT AUCTION.-Ws will sell upon the prem
isss ON THURSDAY, the ilih day Of 9eptsmbes,
commencing ut Eve O'Clock p. M., two handsome
building lots located on the side Of l7th or
Valley street, and adjacent to the old DIstillsry
They front together 50 feet snd run hack 100 feet
70 sn alley % feet wids.
TERMs,-One- third cash; the balance at and 3
month"; for negotiable notes, with interest added.
and secured by trust deed.
JAH n. TAYLOR II SON. Aurfa
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tI 1873 JESSIE dOEDONS S SCHOOL will LIZ re-
Iyl opened on the lst Of October at Mr. james
Macmnrdo's Grace street, next door to ST PsuI's
Church. sss-lmf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-10

M RS. PELLETS SCHOOL. FOR YOUNG LA
lyk pIEs
BROAD STREET, between 10th and llth.
The duties of this School VIII be resumed the LIST
October, ON the saine plan "A in former years.
Pupils Ia the Primary Department will receive
| their due share OF attentiOn from the Principal
Far terms and Circulars apply To
Mrs ). l.. PELLET
e LIN NJ door MafhOdiat
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IL w. CONES CLASSICAL AND MATHE-
IL. NAUTICAL SCHOOL. FOR BOYS, On Frank.
lin, between 9Th and 9Th Sta. ~ Ill reopen for tts
ilfb annual session on MONDAY, Sept 22i
The best Instructors in Modern Languages and
Drawing will Le in attendance
Terms made known on application
Sc iU-tWs T. W CONN Pr,pc.oal
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ID oaEk ha8f.N VIII regime the duties of his
III SCHOUii on The Ist q! October, oa Clay st.,
betWres: 81 and iUth.
TERMS:
f&yat!o semi annually i'll advance
English, with Latin. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10 OO
ROGER MARTIN, Principal
JOHN III, EEAtk Assistant All lq--:m&
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1>EMALE SCROUL ON CHURCH HILI.-Ths
third session will commence October LIST, 1862
and close July /. 1863. The course Of instruction
VII! etabfaoe 80 heretofore the primary aud higher
English branches. Latin, French, and Music on tho
Piano. b. PRICE.
Sc 9-2wf Corner Marshall and ettf sis
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Il HAf bCdtNJI. FOX HUINU J.AUIKN.
The subscribers, late teachers 10 Mr. H. r. LIZ
FEHyREs school. will open DAY SCHOOL FOR
YOUNG LADIES in the building formerly oeeu-
pied by that gentleman, at the corner Of Grace and
Roushes sts ON the lat Of October
Persons wishing information viii call 1t Mr. JnO.
N 0ordonls, corner OF Franklin and 9Th stA, until
the 18th of September; after which time, q ths
sshoothuiding. On GrAes street.
Miss y. G. GORDON
~ o. 4. ERICSSON,
No 4-~luis WIN r. GRABAV.
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FkTEH u. HIlLE, J
Sale by dODDIN & APPERsoN au 2S
TWO LARGE BRICK TENEHENT6 ON TIE
East line Of 23d street, between Main end
Franklin streets, FOR SALE Al AUCTION
Will be sold AT auction, on the prsmisss,on SATUR.
DAY, the 18th OF September, 1862. at ~ O'Clock p.
NJ, those two large and well built brick TENE.'
MENTS located a. above, oecupied respectively by
Mr.. W. 3. HOrd and Mr. Nell McCurdy, Jr. Each
teneme ut has rooms besidss brick kitchen, and
both remarkably well built.
TERMs-One-third cash .hs balance ct one and
two years, for negotiable notes, interest added and
secured by trust deed.
ss6 0ODDfN 4 APPERsON. AucfA
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rious injury Our batteries riiie pits, and sharp
shooters are III such state of readiness and ETH
cheney that all ths army feel that they are ready
for the conflict and the opinion La next 10 univer-
sal that the rebeis capnot bring an army against
our Gibraltar Of sufficient strength to do lis much
injury We think they are otter our food. II the
Buckeyes and Corncraek ers bestir themselves they
may wreath their brows with many hon0rs by has
tsnipg in this direction. weeks rapid marching
and efficient fighting would cut OFF the retreat OF
the rebels ia rear aud forever extinguish their
hopes Of the blue gTeAs region OF Kentucky. 10
OF Ohio andl Kentucky is to push an army through
the latter State and to the line Of railroad be-
tween Memphis, Knoxville and Richmond. Unfii
that IL done SMALL armies IN this region Will always
be a prev to guerrilla bsnds and bushwhackers.
0euerai Morgan has never had an army here
large enough 70 guart this point and his rear, Whep
lie should have had, in addition to that, troops
sufh cisnt march on without hesitation TO Knox
ville Two months ago this could and would have
been done with less than halt the force now 40
qulsise. Dslays are dangerous,
TIE Cincinnati Enquirer thus explains the con-
dition of affairs In Kentucky ana Tennessee:
The numLar Of the enemy on the south vide Of
Cumberland Gap is computed 70 be 0OO, in com
mand Of Generals Floyd and Kirby smith, while 81
Chattanooga there II reserve OF 5000. under
Gen. Bragg, 70 hold In check Gen. Buell., who ID
marching up with his entire division to confront
Gen Bragg, who Ia believed to be moving toward
Yentucky or for Nashville. Buell. and his array
pasvsA through Decherd. forty milss noFthwest Of
6hattsnoosa on Saturday, and on Monday was
within ton Miles q tho ees.y
rniroed and the river, and the troops around nash
ville sre eubssttng on half rationA the trAapogta
ten q epppIIss 70 BuAlls 1oeoes win cause e1ead
srabIs sAsxley - h!therto tnsy wsrs sgsnose vis
enGa5onant wili taks plase eet~ees nnel -
SS1~. sn8 III loeeae on Ihe ptbse - = ~ O.
ID G u. M6sQn. eestts sF.ay. a4n.t 81
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4 s HQUfEES SELECT CLASSICAL AND
lie ENGLiau SCHOOL, corner Of Main and lst
sis., Richmond, Va. Tbs 10th session will COM
mence the l9th of sep, le62.
Prof 4. LA E0MBARIE, Teacher in Modern
Languages
JOHN A cALY0. Teacher in Drawing
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I>OUR ACERS VALUABLE LAND, ON RL1,
WOOD AND DOVER STRkErB. TOWN or
SIDNEY. AT AUCTION.-We will seli. npon The
rxemises on SATURDAY. the 18Th day Of 0eptsm
ber commencing at o'clock p. II, four aerso q
land. located In the town Of Siduey, frontize on
ElmWood. ar Main street continued, and ths Wot-
ham Plsnkroad. and opi oslte the rsaidsacs u xr.
A. J. Ford. This il considered - he - valuable
property ~ can bs boaght ia that improvng part
Of the suburbs, and call the particular gttsnl1os
of capitalists and others thereto.
TERMS s-Ouethird cash tbs 0AlaneA at and u
months, for nesosiabls notes, with Interest addeI
aud scared BY trust deed.
sa8 tA6 n TAYLOR n S0N Aneta
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COUTHaHN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
~ RICHMOND. VA.
This Institution will be re-opsned on the Il, 1t
Monday IN Octsber nest, with Il full corps of In
struet0fs in every department. For terms Sc, sp
ply 10 The Principal. d. LEE POWELL, L. H.,
sf J-ts boz a. Richmond Va
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IISS SALLY ). RICHARDSON will resume
Ivl the exefeises of her SCHOOL ON the firs. day
OF October a'. on Clay street. between "a and ID
Referenees-M- d. Hoge, d. D., Col. VIM r.
MuniOrd sa9--IOtk
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-23
FG0sss Cairo.

CAIRO, Dec. 90.
From j. Il. McI.ain, who was an eve
witness Of the taking Of Trenton, have
the following particulars
Col Fry. Of Illinois, was in command.
lie hac about 200 men, nearly one half
Of whom were unwelI. The main part of
the garrison had been sent 10 Jackson
wh'n an attack was first anticipated at
that place
The rebel menace of.Iackson was feint
TO draw the troops AWAY from the sta
tons above, hen they intended to make
M attack. The plan has been carried out,
and was entirely successful.
When Col Fry heard Of the rebel ap.
rroach fc piled 300 bales of cotton two
balcs high around the station house, and
placed his men behind them.
The rebels made the attack with three
or four pieces Of artillery, and fired 80
rounds, when Col. Fry surrendered,
During the skIrmish several rebels
were seen To- fall from their horses. At.
tcrwarls the station house aud cotton
were consumed. Whether by tho Fed.
cr.l or rebel hands is not known.
On Friday Col. 1a,lor. with the 9Th
Ohio Cavalry. aud Col. Hawkins, with a
Tennessee regiment, went on a recon
uoisanco 10 Lexington, Tenn. The, there
met rebel cavalry force Of several thou
sand, and were badly cnt NJ, aud mum
ber taken prisoners
Cal. Hawkins, who is brother cand-
date for Congress III the 9th district, was
taken prisoner, but escaped, aud reached
rrontou IN time 10 be taken ngaln.
Three ar four cotton buyers were caught
at Trenton.
DYER Station, the next this side Of
Trenton, was evacuated Yesterday morn
ing, aud at Rutherford Station, the next
station 70 Dyer, there WAS sklrmshing
Yesterday afternoon.
II is believed tha, the rebels reached
kcnton last night. The rebel forces are
commanded by Gen. Elsck, u Trenton
lawyer, and oiic object Of the raid was TO
prevent the holding Of an election for
Congress-, which the rebel, understood
was 10 take place ON Saturday.
4 LArgp--lhe rebels have advanced to
within seven miles Of Columbus. They
number about 1000.
Pant Of the National forces nt Colum-
hus went ont this T. NJ. To- meet them.
flring is heard at Columbus this eve
ning, aud It Is supposed the advance Of
lwo forces have mt. Our strength VI
j Columbus is deemed sufficient for tho
occasion.
Gen. Tuttlc went down this T.. NJ, and
his staff 20 tonight. They wall take the
field on arriving at Columbus.
Gen. Sher'nan's great expedition left
Memphis on Saturday night.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-23
TRUSTEES SALE.
WHEREAS on the 22d day OF Janus
" 1859. dicb sel Howard ex Gated u

WHEREAS on tho 22d day OF January, ID
w 1859, aich sel Howard ex Gated un;o Josh
ua Dial M tru tee, q certain deed Of trust. C m
veyny to said uu .tes tho land in scott cosnty,
Iowa lescr bed ss i,lloss, to VII. L,I numbers
twenty-sx l26 twenty -.evsa 81 and taenry-
eiynt l28l .! UAvenport's out lots in subd vision
OF the \ W quarter OF the quarter OF sec
tiou No twenty three 1881 in township No scveC-
enty-eiybt is X 5 r. Jth N, rs tho same are
nu ,.ber 81 a.d de crib,d on tho pat OF the SUI
yey OF said ou, lots on resIrd in the Recorders
otfcs Of scott county, wa. Which said convey
auce va, made by the said Michael howard tor
the purpose Of securing the payment Of one GER
tain prom,ssory note and tue interest thereon.
signed oy said Nj ,h eel Howard, tor enc hundred
aud eighty-ss,sn Il 100 sio1 2i.loo dollars.
dated tho 22i day Of January, A u. 1889, and
plysnlc aine months after & ate to the order OF
George l.. Oavenpo.t. vi ten 10 per cent IN
terest IN erecn, upon winch note there was paid,
Nov p. l-6y, tue sun OF ore 1un Ire dollars.
AMI now, said ito hAyi x becOme due ant
p,yaole, ard tho said Michael Howard having
faild pay the sans, j shaS ial, Trustee n
aforss I'D, do hereby give this public noice that
by vir,ue Of be possr which 10 IN me vested By
said deed O t,ust. Wii, on Saturday, rhe sew
Q .teenth (i7th day Of January, a. n l'63. 1t the
,ur oi two t2l o'cl ck in the afternoon Of said
d.v NJ tho Court iiuu.s door, in the city Of Dsv-
enpJrt, expose and oner fJr sale. a. public aus
ton, the q reels OF Ian above de.cfi osd, or so
much taereyf as sh Ill be sufficient 10 satisfy aud
yay the sm u, ,t OF said note, With the Interest
ther 10 the day Of sale, togetner with sll the
costs aud ezpcns . attending said sale, costs of
thi. mott sr snd Trustees fees. Upon th, compile
tios of such sale deed will he gwen In sccvfd-
ancs with the stipu eii0n Of said decd VI Trust
Dsssd the 32d d4y of Dscsmber. =. D. 1861
JOSHUA DIAL.
~ 2S-U TguStse.