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AlAIE Of lLLlNtiS, tUUNII
OF G92K GqIrt e Gook County
Asrnry Johnsol ans juliet II Jollnson-In Chaucefs.
and q e g. q aooT
nAmed hasing been nsd n the otce Of the CLERK Of
g. e sse ssns5y SanSa sa 9Rs Is iii 5Hss s
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seeten6s1 MT GsSs, : Is 81 ia7 ftanlrsd ' u
Sss55s As?a' g seaRss9 ssPss9
beft said Circuit Court Of Cook County. On The list
r said County, On tne hrst Monday & sept:m6sr
Ro bn ssd RI aEsp
as cor fessea, and degree entered agalnst you &C
ee'enS t. ne pIsse1 Of as's pi1l 1: CHURCH Clerk
ESTATE OF ASHLEY GIL
~. ~ 3 BEET; nacEssEn-Pnblic notice 4 hereby
q o snd oetessr S. ie 81
$ea5t As5:s: i lie ci,y e cR:caeo. On ths third
Chicago Aug sAsIA s;ts IS Adna:5atrs5 s5 ;5z
STATK OF ILLINOIS, COIN CY
saa saa =, a?E;ss1
h Haas
Prgnt: EsvaFd Ssuly: Th2mss scully. Patnck DUN.
J0sePh sLFsid @ niaths. yos9a2 asd kasgst JsF
william !: Leesoa @ a9s & Jot Lesson i.,h u,-o,,
S1Rnes gofaan @ t@ P:eut
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am stsop na 5S tst
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& Gsae SoIes + 5doy natbeS to aqaa hs Sss % 4s
Lesson, Nlltam Le5son. John Lesson and E1vaEd
, 1862-09-09

NTATE OF ILLINOIS, COUN fY
=: or CGoK. ss--C.rcuit Court of Cook Couuty,
October .eTIn, 1872. George B Jewell IA Narv
Jewe1l.-Ir Chsnctrg.
AtEcarit # thu non-7eeidence Of Nfary Jewell de
fendan ab5ve hn,eu, having been uleu in tfe otta
of The Clerk of mid Circuit Court OF Ceo:< County
Notice fs hereby given to the said Mary Jewell that
Court On the Char gerry side thereof. on the fifteenth
tssued Of ID Court aent st Hal defentaut rerrn.
sble on the secoIo Monday Of October next {s6a as
Nov, ur!sss yon. the said Mary jewell shall pe-.
sorsliy he and appear before said Circuit Court Of
Cook Cauu:y tile first day OF the next term thereof
lie holden at Caicag In said Couaty tae secoad
Monday Of october. 1872 and plesd+ nuswer demsr
ard the matters and things therein charged aud stated
will be tax Ell confessed q, decree entered against
you according to the prayer Of said 1tll.
HM. L. CHURCH. Clerk.
~. q FHTEFR Commits En1'r- Iy
, 1862-09-09

K4NEs OF TIE HENBEEs OF THE ASSOCIATION:
Van Il Hitglns. Mark Skinner. c. II. Eay, j. Young
Stsmrcn. E. l. T1dkham 4. H. i5urcs, T.. savt n j. +
isu1sy. Carter. Thos. Church. f. E Hadnck. Snl.
a. smith. S. G. Hggirson, +. t. Sherman u. Goodwin
j. :zG7psor.E L +. McCas5 :, hsv. i. t:sslycE Wit
Dexter. Ed 4a5ned, l. 1.e. y. :. Gurn1e. Thee.
G. a. GresoIS f. Brown F. G. sa'toas1alt. II. c.
EteaEIs, F. S Wat5wa.th, J y. sheaaan. Geo. STEEL
y. = os den. F. g. adams, J. II ~o?dse:te. Rsy. &
H C1arkson, y n GIapp, Z. T. Wheeler Grant Good
r. Rger;en; s uz Iiuzh I; Dice: Tatk n. So
Nea7s. FL. h She1don. J. Botsfora Jahn v Farueii,
J. Potter o. S. =. Wu. Bross. Nm f. T: "A .le7. j.
L. ScEipps. T. ". Willard. se3nlI9-ly
, 1862-09-09
ARR BROTHERS,
T.
7 Z L l N Q I S
BRANCH HOUSE, OF

i :S2se S22sse isalzznsst,E G;siEa Agency
q 8ar7cY, Collins / B.scs, Washington, D. c.
En!gas's Black, l23 Dearborn street, chicazo.
Tie most reliable and ONLY D1REEf s7ar sj;stzr
hgeuc5 ii Chicago.
Fsrtlcuar e1ss-nttoR paid to SPECIAL C1AIHs. FK.l.
aIcEsr B9uETl Es a4ld LATES16.
FL ADVANCE FEES demanded aRc NC CHAR9B
Iade for prosecuting c1a!Ea It not recovered.
To parties favinl. LARGE CLAIMS 7e would sa7
Sc can give GNQTESTIG.sABLE SECURITY 70.
&ny allount required
Addresa CARR gRGTHKas. sEaioua1 Eaisr
aEeaeJ." =. u Boz isat
REFEk TO Chicago tribune Company C. q. sc117c1
Esq: John a. NtChoh- EaQs Massra. L. E. 4 L. LAzlc
+ Co: M2E5rE Ho!nater L Htlk.ns: Me3sck Vandax
7anrr hicerrsar Il I!, ~nnh. 7.Fs7.l-
, 1862-09-09
N4ar TIatt118

BENEVOLENT WAR-CLAIM
~ ASSOCIATION for the Northwest. fes+abltshod
are Ang3st !s629 for the collection o. BOUNTIES and
and Sailors. OfEce IS Dearborn street, Chicago Iii.
ApATRf1Iic AND CHARITABLE SOCIETY.
JOHN q. TURr Err PreaIdent.
c. A. GREGORY, Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
VAN :HIGE1Ns.' E9WARp I 1TfNKaaa,, I,
JULIAN s. RUMEEY, E. K ROGERS
z. C. LARSED.
The chsrscter and standing OF the gentlemen who
compose the Association 1s guarantee to the pnbc
thai The operations Of the society will be conducted
Eifh fidelity and economy and for the best tutercsr Of
th9Ee who may nt:ust their bust1es to it's care
Fer fhe prtst1I', clans d! on t1e Gotera Ecnt will
be eeo1lectsd upon the ioo wing Rates Of charzes:
charge of One Dollar.
Upon all cla1ms for sums exceeding Fifty Dollara,
twhere commission Is alloWable.} 2tx per cent on
tie Si1luult,
Uptn clal.s for 9erslans lard where per centase
i ed y iaTo the sulsilesl charge possible
As it IS de7'gne to hive the income Of the Ass7ca.
to6 SIMPLY cover the oeres-sry exrens.s of conrct
ios its buslEess and tEs bstn near at1lt-
nc. tE t4a thnt tesr rates too ag1 for that par
pos1 they VIII he reduced To PUNT jct sufficient to
Ih3Ctc tbs object.
Prisons having claims for Pension, Bounty or Back
F4Y. &C should Ht,trGSs the SECRETARY By ettgr stat-
Ing ali the facts possible AMI s:&te plainly tie
writer's Post udCe and State.
a hdircssC. & GREGORY, Secretary. F. Q. Box 1863.
Ctfr1gp-
, 1862-09-09
WTkR. CLaIM GFFICE FOR
w EVERY COENTY IN THE NORTHWEST.
&lfffrn G2 les shnrn Sfreef Ehfcana LII

~ 49,
1sAaC L HIrT l. CO. attorneys for Soldiers for
tn years Fast. continue to COLLECT Claims OF
kISnherf at Wa.irgton and st eaca S-ate Ca cal OF
the Northwest Soldiers nnu Oi. discharged, col
!e1t their bele sntS.. tence Bills collected hers
CcntEactcrE Bill settIed hero; Claims Of deceased
f'ftc.rs and Soldiers vii rs AL Rounti . a. d
Money collected At The serer4l Pension A-enrtcs in
eAch state au2f t76lln
, 1862-09-09

AAf ar CLAIM OFFICE OF
~ LEAyITTG WEIGHT. ATTORNEYS ut Law.
A!kirds Of Claims promptly collected. Ps1s1 ms
anG Bounty ha,ued; rrcasu-e:'s Warrants promptly
rolertec and the money rem1tted F~es $3.50, D;i
charged solGiere' 1,a~ collected Fees $110
Address LEaS1TT & WRIGHT, Chicago. III. n'Hce
IS Clark street tai El1T,y
, 1862-09-09

D1SsOLJTfON OF CO-PART-
- SFEsH1P-The Co Partnership heretofore ex-
lsn gbctreen Hm E4' ker and Christian G. CARRIER
under the narae and 1.m Of
BARKER d CARRIER,
If this day dssn' d b. mutual CONSENT C. c CARRIER
being authorized to col crt al: dehts due the late r1
at Chicago. and W Barker all -hts cue the late
GTm at Cairo. WM. EAKKER,
G. e. CARRIER
Tie business Will be conducted heretofore at tile
Old stand. 5f Statt street. by the undersigned.
sern2o23t c. G ARBEE
, 1862-09-09

S Fl. H.IRT S.
WITH PATENT GRADUATED YOKE.

MADE By B. GRSKOLD ONLY.
Every article warranted to give perfect satisfactso
Or ths money will be refunded. THIS opportunity RI
be Offered but
A very few days Longer,
Therefore don't defer it uot too late, but PLEASE
CALL SOON. Sernr1e Shirts eEOEn viii, plea ;ure 1t
s. Lake street, Tfemoat House, all2jtSG1 ST
, 1862-09-09

Marriages &F AN EX.SLAVE IN
ENGLAND.
, 1862-09-09

Batchelors's Hair Dyei The best
n the world. WILLIAM a. BATCHELORs ce1eora-
eed Hair Dye produces color not to be distinguished
Tton natuzeWas1anted not to 1n,ure the hair In the
stss remedies the Ill effects OF bad dges and inv1go
+Atks the hair for life, GREY, RED or RUSTY HA1H In
kantlS turns e3leudid Black or Brown, leaving the
halr soft and beautiful. Sold By II Druggists &C
n The genuine is signed William 4 Bachelor IN
ahe four sides Of each boz. Factory No. 81 Barclayst
Kew York Gate 3s Broadway md Is Bond> 1sa s7571y
, 1862-09-09

ESTATE OF AS HLEk GIIr
IL BEET. DRcgssEn,-Public notice Is hereby
given to all aSlng cGtIns against the estae
ot As1e. Gilbert e.ceasfd 70 pre+Ens tbs same for
the CcunY Court Of Cook County to be holten at the
toult AS1ae, in the City OF Chicago, on the third
Nond.yt lOctcoer 4 D. ISL
MARIA GlLsEET. Adm;nist-atrix-
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1oL.gIII. No l0l
Gbs Olpo 5tatssma,r
DAILY. TRI-wEBxLY AND WEEKLY

MANYPENNr 4 MILLER,
RUBLIs Rs AND PROPRIETORs.
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Us OHIO, FRIDAY MORNING JAN TO- 1862

would the war be in coming back upon US II the
emancipatioDists insisted, as they would on
enforcing the proclamatioD7 10 othei words,
then, the proclamation itself would make the
continuation Of the war a necessity.
More than this, the moral force of the North
would be destroyed, since our claim that the
rebellion is without excuse, would be OF once
ard forever eudtd. We should jus ,ify resist
ance by revolution thenceforth by ourselves
abandoning the sure position we occupy on
the Constitution, and putting in the mouths
oil our foe The unanswerable argument that
We are forcibly trampl'pg on and destroying
their property rights, which are as firmly
guaranteed to them by the Constitution az
are our own tenures of houses and lands. The
world. which must Judge us, would inevitably
justify the rebellion in such case Il is no an
swer TO this to say they are rebels, and their
property may be seized and destroyed, since
rebel has the same rights Of properly with any
other man, unit convicted by the Law. Be-
sides all this, the rebel who is treated BY a
proclamation Of oullawry and deprived of ell
rights, becomes at once the natural enemy of
the Government. and must fight or perish -
Journal Of Commerce
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-10
THE MUTUAL BENEFIT
LEE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Newark, NJ. u.

Dividend January 1, 1851, as Per Cent.
ASSETS. O., ,sis, $50 so.
Statement January 1, 1861,
Balance per statement Jan. ls 400 $50 30
Received for Premiums dur
ing the year 1850. S763,053 IS
Received for interest during
the year 1860 ............ 2I4,014 10
Total receipts for $780,. .Sy77,O6 "a
Paid claims by Death, ,267 ,05O 90
Paid Policies surren-
dered H,lll "
Paid Salaries, Post
age Taxes, Ex-
change, etc. 3l,62O 54
Paid Commissions to
Agents .......... 5l,Se5 80 ..t.
Paid Physicians fees, 1906 IS
Paid Annuities...... l5lI 10
Paid Dividends dur
ing the gear .....166,5oo rs 565,O9l 50 A1,976 II
Net Balance January lst, ls6l...... S5s 50
ASSETS.
Cash on hand. ...,,........ Ss,60s4 10
Bonds and Mortgageson Real
Estate, worth double the
amount loaned......,... 2,327,04l 60
Premium Notes, on Policies t..
In force, only drawing 6per
cent interest. .,.....'... l,X7p,664 II
Real Estale. BO,6y3 "
Loans on Scrip. .....',...... ~ 5,O3l A
Premiums, Notes and Cash, In
course Of transmiasiOn.... 45,s4s rs
Total Assets. S36I2, $50 so
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Rebel Army Appointments Con.
fiFnnPh.


[Rrom the Richmond Dispatch Dec 25.
Congress has confirmed the following nomin
atoms made by the President, to take rank in
he order In which they are named;
MAJOR GENERALS.
Braxton Bragg, Sept l2, 1861, Louisiana.
Earl Van Dorm, Sept. 10, Mississippi.
Gustavus w. Smith, Sept. -, Kentucky.
T. H Holmes, Oct 7, South Carolina.
w. ]. Hardee, Oct.7 Georgia.
Ben. Huger, Oct. Z, North Carolina.
James Longstreet, Oct. z, Alabama.
]. B. Magruder, Oct. Z, Virginia.
T. J. Jackson, Dot. Z, Virginia.
Mansfield Lowell. Oct 7, Maryland.
E. X. Smith, Oct. IL, Florida ...
BRIoADIER GENERALS.
Jos. R. Anderson, Sept. 8, 1861, Virginia.
Simon B. Buckner, Sept. Ia, Kentucky.
L. P. Walker, Sept. II. Alabama.
A G. Blanchard, Sept. 81, Louisiana.
Gabriel J. Raina, Sept. %, Kentucky.
J.E. B Stuart, Sept. "a, Virginia.
Lafayetse McLawe, Sept. 25, Georgia.
T f. Drayton, Sept. 25. South Carolina.
T. G. Hindmsn, Sept. 90, Arkansas.
A. II. Gladdin, Sept. 81, Louisiana.
John b McCown, Oct. IL, Tennessee.
Lloyd TilghmsD, Oct. IL, Kentucky.
N G. Evans, Oct 81, South Carolina.
Cadmus c. Wilcox, Oct. 81, Tennessee.
Philip St. George Cooke, Oct 81, Virginia.
r E. Rodes, Oct. 81, Alabama
Richard Taylor, Oct. 81, Louisiana.
L. T. Wigfall, Oct. 81, Texas.
James M Trapier, Oct 81, South Carolina.
Sam. G. French, Oct. %, Mississippi
W. II. Carroll, Oct 26, Tennessee.
H. w. Mercer, Oct. %, Georgia.
Humphrey Marshall, Oct. 80, Kentucky.
John c Breckinridge, Nov 2, Kentucky.
Richard, Griffith, Nov 2, Mississippi.
Alexander B. Stuart Nov. 8, Tennessee.
VIM. M Gardner, Nov. ID, Georgia.
Richard B. Garnett, Nov. II, Virginia.
VIM. Malone, Nov. l6, Virginia.
l.. OBJ. Branch, Nov. 16, North Carolina.
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TWO TRAINS DAILY,
EXCEPT SUNDAY, ,
From Columbus, in connection with Trains on the
LITTLE MIAMI AND COLUmRUS
AND XENlA RAILROADS.
FIRST TRAIN.

FIRST TRAIN. ..r
NIGHT EXPREsS-Leayes Columbus at $50 A. M;
Will leave passengers at all stations stop at Delaware
Cardington, oilead, Gallon, and at all stations North Of
TALON, and at all other stations upon signal arriving at
Cleveland at 920 A. NJ, Dunkrk 4:20 p. M. Buffalo
6:OS NJ, Albany 0:l5 A. M, New York 12 M, Boston
$50 P. N. .lTr
st" SECOND TRAIN.
NEW YORK EXPREss-Leaves Columbus at 3:I5 p.
NJ will leave passengers at all stations. Greenwich
Rochester, Columbia and 0msted being Flag stations,
.hs train will not stop for passengers except upon sig
nal. Arrive at Cleveland $40 p. M. Dunfrk A, M.
Buffalo 4:35 A. M Albany 4:15 P. M, New York 95O
Z. NJ, Boston 1870 A. NJ.
C0NNEoTIoNs.
At Crestlne with Pittsburgh IT. Wayne and Chicago
halroad ior Ptbburgh, Philadelphia and Baltimore.
At Shelby, with sandusky Mansfield and Newark Rail-
road, for all points on that road. Also for Toledo.
At 0rafton. with Cleveland and Toledo Railroad for
Toledo and Chicago.
At Cleveland, with Lake Shore Railroad for Erie.
Dunkirk, Buffalo, New York and Boston
Patent Sleeping Cars are run on all
Night Trains to Chicago, New
York and Boston.
Ola QepeLand; also, 10 PhiI,delpIta and
BeSo York ola CreSAine.
RETURNING.
Night Express arrives at Columbus at. :. l:3O A. NJ
Cincinnati Express arrives at Columbus al 1890 P, M
Fare as Low as by any other Route.
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K. 8. FLINT,
superintendent, Cleveland, Ohio
JAMES PATTERSON, Agent
Columbus, Ohio.
Columbus Nov 10, 1861.
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Read the DscisioDs of TIC Members of the Ohio Stat
Isdcher's Ass0cidtion.

Read tie Decisions of tic Members of the Ohio State
Teachers Ass0ctdtion.
The undersigned members Of the Ohio State Teachers'
association adopt and aim to use in teaching writing
and speaking the orthography and pronunciation OF
Worceser's Royal Quarto Dictionary and we most cor.
daily recommend Il the most reliable standard au.
horty OF the English language, as II 10 now written and
spoken.
LoRE ANDREWS, President Kenyon College.
Nj. d LEgGKTT, Superintendent GAINESVILLE Schools.
THos. W. HARVEY, Sup't Massllon Union Schools.
ID. ". CowDKRY, Supt Public Schools, Sandusky.
JoHN LYNCH, sup't Public Schools, Oircleville.
B. N. SANFORD, Principal Cleveland Female semina
WIN. MITCHELL, sup't Public Schools, Mt. Union.
sofa. H.' r !
oYRUs MASON, Principal Fourth intermediate School,
Cincinnati. i ~
H. 8. MARTIN, sup't Canton Union Schools. q.
EDWIN REGAL, Principal MeNeely Normal School.
BM T. TAPRAN, Prof. Maths,hatcs, Ohio University.
VIZ. W. EDWARDS sup't Troy Unien School,
A. q. HOPKINS, Principal West High School, oleve
land. .0l ~s'..' .' To
8: NORTON, Associate Principal High School, olsvs
land
THEODORE sTERLms, Principal High School, olevs
land.
R. =. HuMisroN, Principal Cleveland Institute.
j. A. GARTIELD, President Of Electic Institute, HI
ram. .. l-r...a
W. L. HARRIS, Prof. Of Chemistry, Ohio Wesleyan
University.
H IL. BARNEY, Exoemmissioner Of Common Schools,
Ohio. 1 IH
JAMES MoNRox, Prof. Rhetoric, oberlin College.
THos. HILL President Antioch College.
o. W. H. CATHoART, Prof. Mathematics, High
School Dayton. "y E
8. g. 6RUMBAUeH, Prof. Language, High School,
Dayton. .+ :, ~.
8. NJ. BARBER, sup't Union Schools, Ashland.
More than SiS Hundred other Presidents Of Cole
0es, Professors, Autaors and Distingutshed Educd-
tors hd0e erldorSed the d6oOe sentiment.
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Its aconyeniently arranged Band. contslninga med.
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injury TO the most delicate persons change IN habi
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from the system, without producing the injurious
effects arising from the Of powerful internal medi
cnes, which weaken and destroy the constitution, and
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with the blood and reach the disease, through the pores
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and restoring the parts ailicted TO healthy condition.
This Band Is also mostpowerful Anti KRCURIA agent
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PRICE 800, to be had Of Druggists generally or can
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70 any part Of the country direct from the Principal
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SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS OF OHIO.
From REQ. A'sson SnytA Oomu,isssoner Of Common
Schools In Ohio.
1.-THE Dictionary Is an impershsbe monument to the
learning and industry Of Its author and honor 10 the
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rior to that of any other Lexicon with which
quainted.' t"
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Schools IN OHIO.
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and accurate definitions. ."-President Thompson.
". R. ECLECTIC oCoLLEsE.-"Heretofore we have used
Webster's orthography. At recent meeting Of our
Faculty 1t decided to change II to conform TO that
Of Worcestsrs Royal Quarto Dictionary. ."-Pres!dent
Garfield.
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lions recommend 1t as the standard authority in
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citation Of Worcesters Royal Quarto Dictionary.''-
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"In all my writing, speaking, and teaching, have
deavored to conform to the rules for orthogaphy and
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THE 8EsT BRANDS or RAmHH,w
BLQUR, BY barrel or dray load. IA
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TRUSTEES SALE.-Whereas on the 18th
/ day Of october, A. d 1859, Patrick Foley
and Bridget Foley, his wife, executed unto John
L. Swits, as Trustee, certain Deed of Trust,con
'. ying to said Trustee the land In Scott county,
Iowa, described as follows. ,o-wit: The east half
Of lot number t" enty five US in Cock Sargents
first add ton to the city of Davenport Iowa, y ich
said conveyance was made by the said Patrick
Foley and Bridget Foley, his wife, for the purpose
of securing the payment Of one certain promissory
note ann tho interest thereon signed by said Pat
rick Foley and Bridget Fols y. dated the 18th day
Of october, A. u. 1859, and payable one year af-
ter date TO the order OF James G. Bonner, for the
sum Of one hundred and ninety -three 75-l0O dol
lars, value rec ived with interest At tho rate OF
ten per cent. after maturity
And now, said nste having become due and pay
able, aad tho said Patrick Foley and Bridget FO-
ley having failed to pay the same, !, John l..
>wits, Trustee as aforesaid, do hereby give tn is
public notice, that by virtue Of the power which
is 10 me vested by said deed of Trust, will, on
Saturday, tho 18th day OF Septem ber,A D. 1859 at
the hour of two o'clock in the afternoon of ssid
day, at the Court House door. in the city of Dav
nport, expose and offer for sale, at public auction
the parcel of land above described,or 90
much thereof IS skall be necessary to satisfy and
pay the amount of said note with the interest
thereon to the day of sale, together with all the
costs and expenses ate ding said sale, costs Of
this notice and rustee's tees.
Dated the 10th day Of August, AID. 1862.
JOHN L. SWlTS,
ago dts Trustee.