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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-10-22
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
~. B YORK DISTRICT. -

J. WHEREAS Alfred Stiliwell and
Martha n Harris has applied TO me for Letters Of Admin
straton on all and singular the goods and chates, rights
and credits Of FRANKLIN n. HARRIs, late oftae District
aforesaid ,dcceayed. Z y. s .s..ssj
These DE thefeore to cite and admopish all and singu
lar the Kindred and creditors Of the said deceased 20 be
and appear before me, at next ofdfnays Couu for
the said Dtff be holden at York Count House, on the
9Th day Of Oct6bef Inst, 10 shew canse, any, why The
Given under my hand and Seal this l5t day Of fctober
inte year Lord one thousand eight hundred and
sxyrvo, and In the eighty seventh year Of herinde-
/ pendence of South Carolina. r. .fS
:, = .s'i:,- T7l.~7 John A: BROWN, o. 7. D.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

-N7HEREAS L. Pierce has applied
w 10 me for Letters Of Administration, on all
and singular the goods and chates, rights and credits Of
RANDOLPH PIERCE, late Of the District, aforesaid,
deceased.
These are therefore cite and admonsh all and Singular
the kindred and creditors of the said deceased TO be and
appear before me at our Ordnas Court for the said
District to be holden York Court House on the 9th day
of October instant, to shew cause any, why the sad
Administration should not be granted. =.
Given under my hand and Seal this 4 day Of October,
in the year OF Lord thousand eight hundred ard
sxty-,wo and In the eighty year of the lndepen
dence Of South Carolina 49,
''''', V ~ =. JoHN.A: BROWN, o. Y: D.
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viii drive them asunders They have
sinned, and be sure their sins will find
them out. Eigateen dollars gsId are
being charged for army cloth, and twen-
ty. dollars a pair for shoes, apd other
articles in proportion.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-10-22
CAPT. JOHN A. wIpHERsPooN.

I We have report in town as we 60
to press, of the death ofthis gallant Of
6cer, from the wounds received in the
late battle of Manassas. Though this
result was looked for, the announce
ment willno doubt be painfully received
by all our citizens. In our next, we
expect to be able to say more on this
subject. -. =
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-10-22
Por the Yorkville Enquirer.
l7TH REGIMENT.

Arevised list of the killed and wound
ed in my Company, in the fights in Ma.
ryland:
At South Mountain fight, Sept. a.
Sergeant J. P. Caveny, badly wounded
and taken prisoner. Privates Jacob
Seapock, in the head, supposed to be
killed; Philip Seapock, in shoulder, Sc
we're; Smith Sanders, in arm, severe
Matthew Scates, in head, slight; W
H. Clark, in arm, severe; r. G. Park
er, burnt on the hand and arm; Mid
dleton Sweezey, in thigh, severe; Felix
Dover, in foot, slight.
Sharpsburg fight, September 17th.-
Wounded-Capt. J. W. Avery, slight
ly on knee, by bombshell; Corp. Frank
Happerfeld was left at Frederick, Nd.
sick, and is supposed to be prisoner
only had sixteen men in the Noun
tain fight, and eight in the sharpsburg
fight. J. W. AVERY, Captain.
MORE SECESSION. We have it on thu
best authority, that in a certain neigh
borhood in Madison county, the seces
sionists, who have been alarmed at thu
recent capture of some of their Con
federates, have armed themselves, ant
swear that they will resist the officers
of the Government in any attempt tt
arrest them. The neighborhood is {
populcus one for central Iowa, and th'
dominant sentiment is secession. Pick
cts are out nightly, watching for thu
expected coming of Government officers
This is certainly bad state of affairs
Itis active and impudent, rebellion righ
in the midst of one of the most loya
States in the Union.-Duduque Iowa
Times.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-10-22

ANOTHER CHARACTERIZATION" Pro
cLAMAT1oN.-Col. Morgan, ofthe Nine
teenth regiment of New York yolun'
teers, now commanding the military
post at Key West, Florida, has, by ou1
last news from that point, seen tit te
issue proclamation declaring all the
slaves on that Island to be free.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLHNA,
YORK DISTRICT,
YU;IE. ~ = uonno no,

w applied me for Letters Of Administration on al
and singular the goods and chattels, ehts and credits
ROBERT c. HANNA, late of the District aforesaid
deceased, -. : -
These are therefore, cite and admonis all and sneu
far the Kindred and creditors of the satd deceased, TO be
and appear bcoze me, al our next Ordnays Court toi
the snd District to be holden at York Court Horse te
9Th day Of October Inst, to sl,ew Cause II any, why
the said ADMINISTRATION should not be Eranted.
Given under my hand and Seal this 18th day Of October
sIty-two, and In year of the indie
peidencc of South Carolina.
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* FOR SALE. 81 - :,
zoe lbs eoPPERAs: ERA s..
100 b. BLUE Stone !, 80 ,,f :
500 PUNCHES YARN. : 80 ts5sz$ss.5 8
Cali soon a., Es->W. D. 81. C. MHLER's.
October % : - 4S -, = d .
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLdNA,

WHEREAS, j. A. Mclean has APP
Nv piled to me for Letters AdmInisraton, on ail
and singular Tie goods md chattes rights and CREDITS Of
CHARLES Z. Mo9RE, late of die Dishct aforesaid, de-
ceased, - - r. - -S>F
These are therefore 10 cite and admon all and singular
the kindred aud creditors he said decensed to De and
appear before me At our next Orinas Court for tho said
District be bolden at York Con House on the Sd day
of November next show cause, any, why the said Ad
ministratlon should not be granted: > =
Given under my hand and Seal this 20th day Of October
In the year, Lord one thousand eight hundred and
si1two and IN the eighty seventh yeu Of the tndspen,
'snss 'EASf'' : '''. - JoHNA BROWN, o. y. De
? October % - ., lf;,f43 n ss, q -
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a@- A rebel force stopped the stea-
mer HAZEL Dell at Caseyville, on the
Ohio river on the 18th inst, and took
the mails, negroes and q quantity Of
goods.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-10-22
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
YORK DISTRICT. )
M. MeIfoWell has

w applied to me for Letters of Administration on all
and singular the goods and chatteis rights and credits Of
w. G. MCDOWELL late Of the Dstric., afafesaid, de-
These are therefore to cite and adoRts all and singular
the kindred and creditors oe said deceased 10 be and
appear before Inc at Ordinays coa for the said
District 70 be holden at York Court House the 9Th day
of ocober inst, shew cause, If my, why the said Ad-
should not be granted
Given under my hand and Seal this 18th day Of October
in the year Of our Lord one thousand nanarea and
sixty to and the eighty seventh year Of The lndepen
dence of South Carolina . ;
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- p! 3
n pu,nanse Ac.ofthe Iesilass,e requiring each
Sss ssnss. ..s Il iss Gsns '1on DC ee we Deg leave to
Z (, -, - 2 q: STEPHEN p. SUTTON
Repons the following Roads In his Division fanisburgh
ROAD DE- soa l b sas sss .Ions psns
are il GOOD ssi order ast MSs Stones aad Pointers
-. r, II. BROWN -,
Reposts the fooying rnads In his Divisions From Mrs.
M x. BsSs from TSs F % s,sS Poo,
Ford Road, 10 RIgsers Brunchj from J. w: Rawnson's
tohe saua Road, as beng In good condition. with point
eg and nile stohesas required. -; -
NEELY MILLER ;. y
Reports the following Roads m his Division Amstrong's
MrsWatsonst NM Hunters ;ffom Yofkyfllsto Whghts
Ferry; from Charlotte Road 70 Nor Carolina hne, IN
good condition, With pointer md mile stones -
= < CALVIN wHtseNAHT
Reports the following Roads In his Division Lincoln Road,
Kings Mountain Road % Norh curoina line; Hambnshi
Road from The 5mls stone 70 Kings Creek; Shelby Road,
from Raterfom Road to Kings Creek; Rutherford Road,
s!o sd ssia . ysy Ssaa from White
Oak Tree % Kings Creek. .sssstS .s
41S -. sAMBEE G: BROWN
Reports le following Roads % bis Diysion Howsps Fer
y Resd fnm YorkiiIe % HowsiIs Fefys Smiths Ford
MS 70 sSr cesp ssss; say R@a Roa
from pinekney Road 10 Smiths Old Field; New Shelby
hosd rom .: d Wyiis,s g YS.as Oak Tree, win poth
ers and mile stones a. required, -, :.
p. e. 5swnLIAM d. CARROLL
Reports the following Roads hLs Division Kings Noun
tain Road from Kings Creek 70 Norh Carolina line Shell
by Road fom Kings Creek 70 North Carolina line; Ruth
efford Road from kngS Creek 70 North Carolina line;
Ee Cheser Road ffran Kings Creek % Yorkvie Road;
Old Chester Road, from Kings Creek % Rutherford Road;
Oid Cherokee Ford Road, from Broad River % Moth Caro-
North carona Ane with mile stones and pointers, as re-
FQuiFed. Ss5 = =. I;.=.' q; ~
+ Z = "a. q. HUTcfHsoN
Repors the foowine Roads under his change The Nation
Ford Road, catto Naiionf LapdsfordR
um McFaddens Stare TO Curetons Feryi saluda Road,
from Moores Perry ioF Ftships Creek Bridge Columbia
RSad 0 Nation Ford % Cheaer iipe; Cross Road, from
Joseph Sfeels 20 LandsfoM Patpns Ferry Rnad, con
meeting with oad ieading from Naon Ford to- Columbia,
and all the regulations Of the law complied with.
- =. -, - =. J. q. BRATToN. =,
reports the following Rnada In DsIsion Cester Road,
from YorkYip 10 Cester lfne3 Sendy River Road from
Gathhesville 10 Chesekli line le Ney Cut Rosd from Nc
'Connellssue to Dy,s New Cut Road, from eConnels-
tle 10 n: Love's; 6niuda Road, fom Fishing Creek
( = 4 -, SAMUEL BLAIR s.t@-.
Rsporta me idBpwins Roads IN bis Dyiston: Pnctney
Road from Yorkyle 10 Plnckney Feny; Hamilton Ford
fom biitys 10 Pincknsy Road the Quinn Road, from my
iioslss 10 Cbener line; Loves Road ffcm Turkey Greek
Bridge TO A. r. Lnve with pointers md mile stones, as
l October % - ~ =
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
-, -. YORK DIsrRI0T.E - -
.YIIEp EAC c,.ol Al Raaah h.

y applied TO me for Letters of Administration ON an
and singular The goods and chat.eis rights and credits Of
JAMES late Of the Dstrict Aforesaid deceased
These arp therefore, to cite and adonsh all and singu
lar the kindsed and creditors Of e said deceased % be
and appear before me- at our next ordna5ys Conn fr
he said Discs 70 be holden at York Court House. The
th day Of October inst to sew cause, any, why the
said Administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and Seal tbs l5h day Of October,
In the yearo our Lord thousand eight hundred and
and In year Of the Indepen-
NS'S' y JOHN A.,BRowN, Q. Y:D.,
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.ANNUALREPORT

or the Commissioners cf Roads a Bridges.
GStas redsas Judge Of tie Court Of Common Pleas and
Genenai seuioas, }or York n:arie-Fau Term, 1862
THE Board met by order, on the LIST
L Monday in October, instans, for the purpose of ms
king tteir Annual Repon The officers and members I'm
afteids,ce were A. E. Hutchison Chairman; J. g. Brat
ton Secretary Samuel G. Brown, Treasurer; Samuel
Blair Calvin Whisonant, r. r.. Brown, Wm Il. Carroll,
Stephen r. Sutton and Nicely Miller.
We made no assessment tot this year, and have only
report Of money on hand at iaa reports
Balance on hand at lastrepon, S64s 70
1862 Cash paid Jos. Leech for building Bridge
;; on Kings Creek, fot which 4 have his 4
- note, being paid before the Bridge was fin
tshed, and which he now refuses 70 receipt
Jany 10. Ss:i paid g. =. saacn, fspaiis on Doay's :.
eass $ psia samuel IaiI, mailing Ro;dos
June q essR esRs s.is s.ess Hs ;.pss On Ks
Aug II, eass sai s. sdca; repairs Il 5asys
cssS psia wilson, is; repairs on Yis
os 6 sssss eas rssisSias RsDaa,
q !. Can paid @ Gass East. Publishing nssiee iac
for meeting eEfhe Board, .......s....... / 90
ARsss' Mss lssssss7 Ca ssa from ssis Is 90 %
aa 81 - % PAID $
-s Rs,sncc In hands Of Treasurer. .ssOa 4s
- s - A. e. HUNHTs0N, Chairman.
y 49, .<-.'H'sS rs. RRAYroN, Secretary.
- Q. G. Brown, Dean1er.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-10-22

BUTLER AT PENsAcoLA.-Butler, the
Beast, and about 1000 Yankees, have
landed at Pensacola. The object had
not been developed, but it was thought
that an early advance on Pollard was
contemplated. This place is at the
junction of the Mobile and Pensacola
with the Montgomery and Pensacola
Roads, about sixty miles North of the
latter place. ... ....
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-10-22

nR The Federal officers in St. Au-
gustine boast that their Governmentin-
tend to take Charleston, Savannah and
Mobile this winter. They express the
hope that when the demand IS made for
the surrender of Savannah it will be
given up. As there we're many North
esn people and much property in that
city, they did not wish to shell it; but
if the surrender was refused, they would
be compelled to destroy the city.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-10-22

MOBILE, October IA special des-
1pateh to the advertiser and Register,
dated Senatobia, II, says dispatches Of
the: 18th, from Indianapolis to the Chi
Fcago Times, says that intense excite
ment prevails there, car ID by 1des-
patches from Gen. Boyle, saying that
Bragg was in the rear of Buell., march
ing on Louisville. He urges Governor
Morton to send him reinforcements, he
having but-3000 men at Louisville. -
The impression prevails at Louisville
that Buell. was badly whipped. - j..
The excitement in Cincinnati is in
tense. The Cincinnati Commercial, of
the 18th, claims a Federal Victory,
but the dispatches are very conflicting.
HOLLY SPRINGS, Mss, October II.
"A gentleman who has just arrived
from Corinth, says the enemy have e.
yacuated Corinth, and Bolivar, Tenn,
is reported evacuated. ~~ 49,
TUPELe, MISS, October 17.-Parol-
ed Confederate soldiers just arrived here
from rIuka, say that our wounded that
place are now we'll cared for. He says
there are 700 in all, and they think our
wounded in the whole of the fight will
not reach more than 1900; some of the
soldiers say they we're only 300 killed
of our men. Several Federals told
them they had over 3, 600 wounded, and
could not,tell how, many we're killed.
The Corinth Yankees say our men
fought more like devils than men, and
also admit total rout in Kentucky by
Bragg's forces. They (the Federals)
predict that Nashville will soon have to
be relieved or evacuated. ~ p.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-10-22

"CoNF1soAT1oN' AT BEAUFoRT.-A
Washington letter, dated Oct. 8, says
"Judge Smith, of Wisconsin, and two
well-known jurists, will leave tomorrow
for Beaufort, s. c., as a commission,
to carry into effect the Con6scation
4 ct
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-10-22

M We learn from the Petersburg
Erpress that President Davis has ap'
pointed General Walter Gwynn to make
a reconnaissance of the Eastern Coun'
ties of North Carolina, with a view to
their defence. From Gen. G.'s long
experience and skill as an engineer,
we may expect the best results. I
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REPORT

or the Commissioners OF Publis BuiIdinRs.
To the Presiding Judge Of the Court Of Common ,Ts.
~. Pleas, for Fork District Fan Term, 1852 g
TNobedience to theoActof the General
Il Assembly tlre Commissioners Of Public buildings, for
York Districts respectfully their administrations as
In answer to the rule issued againstthem ai Fan Teu
1861 repairs 10 be made on the Co
House. the Grand jury, tatthey hayehad oil such
repairs done they lin their judgments thought necessary
present Fhe repairs that have not been
DONE was deeaying of some Of the ofhcGo which
can only be repaired renewing them entre and The Com.
mssioners thought It would be economy 10 let that part
the work stand present. the baiIdlns cannotsuei
anyinjury tinreffom. g - -...'t =
The fther report That they hada balance
on hand, in The Treasury, last fa Term; Of Eleven hun
dred and Forty one Dollars and 95 cegs, as win be shown
by Treasprer's report, which we herewith submit al
of which we have examined and found correct - IS
rs ~ ~ Respectfully submitted, t:f@, :, \
JOHN n. ADAMS, IN ape: witb tae3 ~
1851 e - i Commissioners Of Pusae Bsaidsss y
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-10-22
From the West.

.OdaIlANOO0dJ oSV. A0' ~hS AooAo
vile Journal, of Saturday, 11th, re-
ceived at Murfreesboro, says three Gen
erals-Jackson, Terrill and. Webster
we're killed on the Federal side. Gen.
P. Jourtt,- Of Lexington, and Major-W W.
P. Campbell, of Louisville, were also
killed. Rosseau and Curran Pope, Of
Louisville, we're wounded. The Jour-
nal is. very indignant on some Of their
Generals, but claims to- have whipped
Bragg. -. .-. ,s.. ...s-..
The Battle of .Perryville.
KNOXVILLE, October 18.-The fight
lin Kentucky has been confirmed by an
arrival of two couriers, who state the
fight commenced at Perryville, in Boyle
county, Monday morning, 9Th inst,
Gen. Hardee commanding the left,
Gen. Buekner the centre, Gems. Mar
shall and Morgan the right. The re-
suit Of the first days fighting was
Hardee captured fifteen hundred, pris:
oners, with very heavey slaughter to
the enemy. Tuesdays fight was re.
newed, with still. greater slaughter to
the enemy, Hardee capturing 1900
prisoners, Marshall and Morgan cap.
turing {, 1900 prisoners, and the enemy
driven back twelve miles with tremend-
GUS slaughter. Our loss IN the whole
engagement is very small. We are not
posted as to who were in command Of
the Yankee forces, except Gen. Thomas,
who encountered Gen. 'Hardee. We
captured 40 pieces Of cannon. q =.
The following extract from Colonel
Palmer's letter dated 9th, received last
night from the Gap, says the wounded
soldiers are here from the battle Of
Perryville, and captain ola Tennes.
see regiment. They report that on
Tuesday and Wednesday, Gems. Bragg
and Hardee fought the enemy at Perry.
yille,' drove them back ten miles, taking
about two thousand prisoners, and kill
ing and wounding about fifteen hundred.
That on the next day, Wither's division
engaged the enemy and captured nine
thousand prisoners. On Friday Kirby
Smith engaged them on their right,
beat them back, capturing five hundred
prisoners, and killing Gen. Jackson and
capturing Gen. Tom Crittenden.; He
says the enemy had seventy-fve thods-
and men opposed to Gen. Bragg.
-. KnogvWs Register. !.
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r. 8. MOORE, Treasurer
The Board have examined the accounts Of the Treasurer
and and the same TO be coect and properly vouched and
the vouches ready be produced, desired by the
o00'' '"''. OF s''na {WM. F. THoMAssoN, Chairman.
IN. WALLACE. :.
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Reports the, followine Roads IN his Division Annsopgs
Ford Road, from Yorkvteto North Carolina Line from
MnWaism's 10 Mn. Hunters iron Yofkvffeto Wrght's
Ferry; from ohahotte Road % Norh Carolina ane, In
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oc,pher. TO BALANCE on fland.

JOHN H. ADAMS, ID ape. ~;tsa ~.
1851 = = - Commissioners Of PuSlle B,iidinss ;:
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-21

o,TATE OF IOWA, SCOTT COUNT S.
= In the District Court OF said county.
Henry Miller, Plaintiff, vs.. Anna Frederick, job n
A. Frederick, Philip Bets. William N. balz-i,
W. W. Parker, Frank Plumer, Solomon Helm
by, Lei Davis, Samuel c. Young and William
Sadoris, Defendants.
ORIGINAL NOTICE.
To the said Defendants
You and each Of you are hereby notified that
there is nov on file in the Office Of the Clerk Of
the District Cour. Of Scott county, Iowa, Q petit
ton of ljenry Miller, claiming Of the said defend
azts, Anna Frederick and John A. Fl ederick, the
.um OF five hundred 5000 dollars, with interest
thereon from the I'd day Of June, A d, 1855, at
the rate Of ton per cent. per annum. ~ money due
him on certain promissnry note, executed by
said Anna Frederick and John A. Frederick, on
the l4,h day Of June, 1856, and payable on the
l4th day Of December, 1859. Said petition also
prays for the foreclosure of certain mortgage on
the following described real estate, situated 10 the
mencing fifty sol feet due south II tbs southeast
corner Of lot number four in block number thir-
ty-two 80 Of the city OF Davenport; thsncs run
ming west eighty [ool feet thence south twenty
thence north twenty (20l fest to the
place Of beginning, executed BY said Anna Frede.
rick and John A. Frederick, on the 14th day Of
June, A d, 1855, for the purpose q securing the
payment Of the above described peomissosy note.
Now, unless you appear and snswcr thereto O
or before noon of the second day u the nsxt term
Of aid Court to be began and holden on the Inst
Monday Of February, D, 1861, defeult will b
entered against You and judgment readesed tAsse-
4 $1,000 r. D. CoHopou.
! Ge1o1 Aeoos1lo eu9t
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-21
Legal

TINKUSTEE,S SALE.-Whereae on ,he 1,.h
L day Of October, A. d., 1859. Henry Gerfz and
sophia Gertz, his wife, executed unto Charles
Vim. Grave az Trustee a certsin deed or tru.,
conveying to said Trustee the lard in Scot, conn-
ty, Iowa. described as follows TO- wit: The snn,b :
east quarter OF section thirty 80, in township
seventy nine -, north Of range No. four 4
esst Of the 5th r. ~. which said deed va. re-.
corded in the Recorders Office Of said Scott coun-
ty, January 20th, 1854, in BOXES OF mortgages
page lbs, and was made for the purpose Of secur
Ing the payment Of five certain promisscrv notes
Of even date herewith. executed BY the said
Henry Gertz to u. SuseMuhl. Sen, for the fol-
lowing sums, viz The first for $3.50 the second
for $40, the third for $500, tho fourth for $500.
the fifth for $4,000 payable on the 3lst day oftDe
cember, in the years 1859. 1850, 1861, 1862 and
1863, respectively, with interes. thereon at the
rate Of ten per cent per annum from December
Slst, 1879, the semi-annualy interest to be pad
on the first day OF October ard last day of De-
cclnber in each year, with proviso that If any
interest or any PRINCIPAL sum should remain I'M
pad a tor the same was due AMI payable, IL en-
the whole amount Of the said notes should BE-
payable Immediately. And, whereas the semi
annually interests have become due and payable
on the first day Of October, 1861, and the said
Henry Gertz has failed 70 pay the same the whole
amount Of the three last mentioned notes is nov
due and payable. being the sum Of Eve thousand
$4,000 dollars, with ten per cent per annum in
ttFcet lI1Iu tue DIST udy Oi DeceHOef, a. d..
1850 and whereas the said Charles VIM Grave
Trustee aforesaid, is absent from and a non-resi-
dent Of the stare Of Iowa, and the acting County
Judge Of Scott county Iowa, has appointed me 10
act as Trustee under said deed Of trust and 70 ex
ecute ali the trusts therein named. Now, there
fore, Bleik Peters, Trustee by appointment Of
tho county Judge as aforesaid, do hereby .iye
this public notice, that by virtue Of the power
which is in me vested by said deed of trust AMI
said appoin ment, | will on Tuesday, the 2lst
day Of January, A. d., SOP, at the hour Of two
O'Clock in the afternoon Of said day, at the Cour.
House door. In the city Of Davenport expose and
offer for sale at public auction, the parcel Of land
above described, or so much thereof as shall be
necessary to satisfy and pay the amount las,
aforesaid with toe interest thereon to the day tf
sale, together ~ith all the costs and exnenees 81,
tending said sale, and the costs Of this notice and
trustee'sfecs. Upon the completion Of said sale.
deed will be given in accordance with the stip-
uiaton Of said deed o. trust, conveying the tra,t
Of land sold to the purcha or.
Dated the 10th day Of December, A. H., 1861.
BLElk PETERS. Trustee,
dc.s by app9in meut Of County judge