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MARINE NEWS.
MATURE AIM NAC.
Sun RIsEs. sus sara. NOON sIrs. Il. wArKx.
q; ;ss: + + + i; +; 4' : !?

CLEARED.
sHIPs-E,lsheth Hunter, 6unde, shanghsss
Alice Counce Ginger, London.
BARK-JoLann Kipler, Rohc, London.
DRIG5-Essex, Brewer, Galway, Ireland; Orc
almbo, Tracy, London; Andoycr, Punch, Cork and
a market, Maria White, Bristow, EizabethporN
Sarah Psters Higgins, Port Royal; Annie GiidsrA
Miller, Halifax.
CHOONERS-II PATTERSON, Mumford, snow Hill;
Mara Jane, Anderson, st Pierre; Emily, sheridan
st John, n Il; james, Ceran Hartford; Thos Jefs
ferson, Kenny, saemi n + II Could, smith, Male
ga: Bristol, Charles, Pal.ade.pla.
ARRIVED.
STEANsHlPS-Sauiseu. pvnring. Pti,sdsipeaA
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NXTANTLD-A SITUATION By Respecta-
w bic young girls-i Is cook, washer and irouer,
snl tho other 10 do cham6erwork, or take care Of
children; best n reference. Please call at 1872 Hsr-
risln ii, soutl Brooklyn. ID
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STANrON LEGION,


Recruits wanted immediately for Co r, Stanton
Legion. Bompany Ia nearly full and requires
but few nj complete II. Good quarters, IA.
nuDana uniforms ~ the regular army furnished
as soon as mustered into the service. Prom ton
o. the rank OF Lieuteusnts made from q most do
serving uon-conmissioned officers anil IriyItes.
Tis evidence Of Col. Aliens treatment OF his
nen in the lst Regm Ia Sufficient guarantee {
persons existing Of their being properly provided
To-. Relief Tickets furnlshodt families of toGi,rs.
Apply 10 CliAs. A. DC OuLIN, CAPT c.. +,
iol9 l2'l09 ia Grand II, Central iia.l.
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XTANTED-OPERATOR & FlNlSliERS
w BY Singers machine. No. q Catherine IT,
,n.stairs lIh
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AyllSEN1INTS.
pARNUNs AMERICAN MUSEUM.

TIE NEW AND MAGNIFICENT DRAMA.
q W NNET II vAU q III a N;
THIS AFTERNOON, and EVENING. a. and
~ O'clock.
concluding al each representation with the Farce,
JOURNEY To RICHMOND
CON NJ 1.-THE S3O 600 NJ rT
MASTER DUDLEY WALLER,
The INFANT ORATOR,
Al ali houre, and also At each dramatic performance
DIN OF LIVING MONSTER srkrtNrS
FED EVERY DAY AT O'CLOCK.
The Act ARIAL GARDEN,
with Its myri,ds " beautiful living hsh,
TIE QUAKER or WOODEN GtN,
SOUTH AMERICAN IGUANA,
ALpINO FAMILY, BEAR SAMSON, LIVING
HAPPY FAMILY. sc.
A mission to MI, - cts Children under 10 Is cts.
n. B-THE LECTURE ROOM has becn NEW
LY AND THOROUGHLY VENTILATED, and IL
As cool and eomfortsDIs this hot weather ss . noun
tain shade.
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NXTANTED-A STOUT BOY TO LEARN
w the baking business; one that has work ID At Il
before; wages - per month. Apply Ut IA! Madi'
son st. &C. NlC0LAI, IVY
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w good operator on W. 4 W. machine che
used " Gus ON vests 1873 East 96'h st. IN frsr'
top fOlr. ~
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w all UPRIGHT engine, soy u cylinder AMI "a
stroke or at su,.
Iel9 2.i4O JOHN STUART. 1875 Broadway.
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DROOKLYN-LOTS FOR SALE or TO
~ lease on reasonable terms In the Eigit h Ward.
Apply 10 ROBERT G. BELL. 81 av ami 2s,h st,
South Brooklyn. srlT U'i3T
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NyANTED-l0 WEAvERS FOR A MAN
w usrtoty Of silk rithons also = man who
thoroughly understands hu.sAins. Apply W Du'
ane at. jsiy S'lu3
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A GIRL WANTED, TO WORK AT VEST
IA and button holes. A hrst rate hand RI CURED.
Inquire 1855 Hester =,
lVi Rear building room s.
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w ANTED - 10 BOYS TO SIlICH
w leather work. tN,se accustomed to the husi
meas preferred. Apply u L. STEVENS 2ia p,ar'
street lNf
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FINANCIAL NEWS.
NEW YORK, wednesday, ,


n' ".'noe'ay, 'un'
i"s ""'. ""' Wy ne"'y "oAy' az" -
~ "'' "V"i
'"e'" " wv ehe'' us '"o Nv" currency .1-
"'u' p'es' ."' W." ~" - '"'
'' y" '."1' s"u ''o u,''u'o"s ..' uo'' VIZ
-'"y, "ueu '" W, so'u n'o'e".n ~.
"'' u'cnne III 'ne n''' governments 49,.
'""'' i"e e'e' VI so'' w''o ~.
Wv" 'u'," W utPre" "n' n"'.e'' ou' WV
.'e' vac 'oa'u "as nrfn |" iVo' rue 'ea"
w '"''u ou' 800 E-o III SIe'e o'.
Lyons ihe rise IN the price oil goa ahd OF oo oe.
manu- no'cs III tno p'e' lew uay' ofous" nos
o' o'"" 70 'n'' o"y' some fioVoo'oVo worm " VI
""e' were rc.e''ed' ana 'ns price 'e" from 'psr
osu 70 itAS'
Ths exchanges " The Clearing House 'od"y wsFs
SA'9G,Jlo balances, Si,6id25o. Tho sales Of 81
,. ,, - o.. A.. ,,.ar.,,
~ ~ ~ -
,oN'V'r' 'ners was very "''' oV"s'
"s"'' '''e '"' 'n""'y, oU' 10 '"u'" III 'o"''
~ "','e o".''n y" 'nn'ns rs ~ 'e''",
l'' '''" " "o" s,n''.'y
80" ,"''' n' s'e'e, '"iPy ., ''''"'
i'.' '"' "e''""''' '''"Ane' "'"S '''
NV '''"H VI per u'i''' We ""''i''. nus w
~ per oon'' ie wy Oh a'y''"''' W., p'y.
" "uPo"' !" '.' W '"' ~ Wv ''''''o
anu ".''s'" .''"', I"' Wv 'n I" ~
wv" Wv ''"'' 49,.
I"!' "S '''o''s' ~ '"' ''''A VI VIZ Nv -
'"y'
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NV ANTIU-HN VI TkfTVT, w TVNT
w cylinder machine for shoes; also young girl
o. DO errands and make herself generally useful;
also a good operator having Singers machine.
Amply for week, at 1877 Mott st, top floor. lso
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hoy WANrED--32, HUDSON ST.

DOY WANTED II a BAKERY-CORNER
I's,cuhcn 81 and Myrtle ave, Brooklyn.
DOl WANT ED-TO WORK IN A TN
A)s cp.v who has been Of the trade. lis Maidn Lane
DOARD-2 YOUNG LADIES CAN HAVE
- go,,d hoard NJ 1875 W. 2,th It. ~
DONNETS At ?li BOW cry, VERY Cheap.
- BlNNs New Millinery, IA B1wory. 10
DIAIkSMl1IlS HELLER MANIID AT
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TArscoyTI'r,S, l llMr r,cvrr,
SAVINGS nANkS

FRANKLIN SAVINGS BANK-CORNER
of s,h ave- and i2d vt, open daily from o. IN,
q bp. "; GA Mondays Wednesdays and sa.ur-
daysto 81. =, Interest Q per cent, Deiostes
male on Or n,,,s JIg ;;n l,sw ia'ere.! from
). CHAMBERLAIN, scc jel4 .4.c'iO5
IRVING SAVINGS INSTlTUTION-NO 90
! Warren street. Iutorot allowed al the re,e &
6por cent, On sums ir.In 81 ~ -hpl sul hper Il
on sums over that amount, opru daily ir0n 10 A.
NJ I'll 2P. NJ, Hlsoon Monday, Thur.iay aud 81.
'urdsy evenings, from 4 10 4. NJ, \ Money
- loan on bond and mortgage. WALTER W
COSKTiN, President, VANDERBILT J., ~ X.
TON, Secretary. jsl6 2iaa'iI0
MARlNERS' SAVINGS INSTITUTIONS
VINO. Third ave, cor 1th II.
Interest On dcposits At tho r'te # p'r cent. on
sums & $500 aud under, and > ler cent. Ga sums
over 5000.
Iutercp, 10 commence on July IT,
THOs. H. s'rIl LNAN, prcsr
ISAAC 7 SMITH, sec'y. jill 2hc'iso
MARINERS SAVINGS BANK,
Nl No Third Ave, corner III n.
Open from 0 - g daily, ani on Monday, We'd
nesiiy aud Saturday evenings, from To- o'clock
THOMAS b. sIlLIMAN Post
ISAAC T. SMITH, sec'y ny2I 2'ac'2oi
THIRD AVENUE SAVINGS BANK
l. COR THIRD Az. AND TWENTY FIFTH ST.
CHARTERED ls5i
Blk PER CENT INTEREST PAID
open daily from 10 u r; also ola Monday, We'd
nc'day sni Saturday EVENING" nom 61s.
Ara = LEE. Secretary. mysi gaac.is2
Union DIME SAVINGS BANK
427 and 40 CANAL, corner vAEICK street.
Open daily from 10 \. MIMI T.. NJ, end from =
T. JPN. 1per cent. mt,l,st allowed ol SUNS Of
$500 snl under, ~, per cent. 1n lager .'uns.
INTEREST 'uNNfNCEs July Ist
EY. ,rGIiwuir rrslent.
JDIIN MCLEAN Vice itp1ii,ut,
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DAWNBROkERS SAIk--N. WEAVER, W,
VII. sell tbs day, 1t as Sinth ave, at o'c'' h,
large assortment Of gpuds, heius pledged one year
and upwards by order Of wM. WEAVER. Next
sale ,Juv 10Th l63
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sTEANsmIPs-sausou. pvnIiuS. PtIsds!phis
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EOR LlNlElOuI OLD BLACK STAR
Luuc--tho p,tAct sip CHANCELLOR.
,,.nE nj flt. -, Last river, sails june "ah. Iac
ions HilGli sails q. .us 2>th. For p,sssic, AZ
p.y ia hoard. OF TO WILLIAMS ~ Gj'luN. ~ M.
ti~t jelA 2Is,'iiO
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CrANTON LEGION

CERVANTS WANTED IL BROOKLYN OF
PevCry description h. FIJI situations IN fret class
EuniHgs, IN The ,ty eud country, NJ tiy highest
~n.us 8 hsr, Abundance OF pages ,yeiy dy IN
A. best iainil,,s H. Brooklyn; come s,e AMI Ju 40
for yourselves as. places 'a small girls ard y.rs
lael, landed. Apply 10 Mr.. CHRI-rOPiitR 10
1illsry ~, near Fulton st, Brooklyn. iels jas
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DAW NBRONIK'S SALE--lOIlN NORTl-
L MER will eel TDis Dsv. at II Eat broadway,
, ARG. assor,n,ut OF unredesmnd pledges con.
ristng Of ladrs drcha,n, shawls, skirts, coats,
pants, vests eheuscs, and ayariety VI other att
'le. L., humorous 1, mention. lS6
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AVE- lay. tnt G'cu,s, NJ sslcstotn, ~ Nassau st.
hou cloid uruit ire, carpets, SOFAS claifs, bureaus,
wanis stands, hsdst.sis, DO kc,so-, centre tables,
Canton mating. lounges, sc; tie whole ~ he por.
nttor,ly s,Id Tor ,aAh NV
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tOR LIVERPOOL. 49, bREAnNOlG
Ne. ca 81 .iul VICTORY Will IoatNty
sal morrow 80 l. ...u.h Sv,uul cabin Iaetn-
gcfs taken At H,orssc Iti,cs. Apply iiumol,ic'y
% scci'e lcr, = IN board, Iicr on. X T.. ".
nEMARisr. ~ south st. Tel, 3'adi
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NEWING MACIIINES-LADlEST TAUGHT
~ on Singers and Wheeler ~ Wilson's machines
~ an { peri,nced operator; prs,tc. on shop and
o,Lor N,gk, hcmmlng, guages, DC. terms ~, OF
4 90 for both. I5S Canal 1t. i,ll 2iN'.bJ
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L. IlTZSIMMONS. AuCT., WILL SELL
this day, at y O'Clock. at 70 kasc st, the
contents oi a grocery and liquor sture,v,S counters
sltss ease, 4 d,H,s soap. starch, cfldce, screens
painting stove, furniture, clock, mirror, 81. lsJ
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Eok IoNiDN-IllE PACKET SNIP
ODER Cart. WinSen, u Ticr ~, n. u, sails
j.ue t;tt ~ passage, II low rites, Apply & q.
" NJ, HARD \ BOhS ial broadway. jcI~ G'l91
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VrO BA X Frs WAIVED A (ADOD
i steady u1n t. bake bread, cakes, pies, So, ~
Apply at 10 West st. on Saturday from 10 10 "
a, n jel93'll3
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AUCTlON NoTlCF-M. Il. CHAPMAN,

C'lIAS. u. DAVIS SEQ. WILL SELL THIS
" bay, Ut iot oc.o, K, ~ l9% william IT. me-
raj assortment oi SECOND Land furniture, consisting
VI carpets oil cloths, tets ate,c shss, lnnsr, bod
s,cads, t.Ols CHAIRS, looking glasses, gas ehante-
Hers &c. 10,
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SHIPPING, sc.

I'OK LIVERPOOL & LONDON - TAP
scntts huc--Sup JOHN Y, BOYD, Mt pier q, y.
N'rt, sails Tor liVclppui, june 2,thi snip ANA
IpN, ut lIer ID y. kNvr, sails Tor London juno
2h,b. l"r larSa.c, nj low retee, apply = TAI.
SCOTT u G., NJ S.uth ~. iris 6.iad
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CuTIENBEHG-P AUCTION OF
" building lot. situated IA Gutenberg, viii I've
held every Monday afternoon, cumnohein. II Two
O'Clock y. ", weather permitting, =, the brewery
II A. MECkfHT. from Monday, June 1851, lsOs,
duTiug IT,. months % june ami July. Terms easy,
tic p,ti.ct. 4 DNlIk, Auot. l'|
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J'''S ~ u, MIL a. ~ ~ "
tcaus n.lsteais tables chairs, warirub,s. box
cases cottage sut-, carpets, oil t,or', matt ns,
luk m. -a..na fraller D is. mir nl-ill As,-e 81.
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WANTED.

"A PROTESTANT WIDOW WISHES
"a dsussion - housekeeper and 70 do general
york In . family where she could have her ehild
= an sIcelleut sewer a home more an object than
(Rages. Can be seen 81 la9 Atlantic ST. Brocslyn'
Up ssairs. VII
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FOR SALE Ann TO LET.

A PAYMENTS TO LET-CONSlSTiNG OF
one rucm with one or two bedrooms, one room,
one bedroom and Kit hen. loving every convenience
70 respectable families euly. Inquire al ~ West
Houston st cor. Thompson ct, Of the horsekecpcr.
je1s 2is'iig
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NyANTED--A BLACKSMITH AND AN
w iron turner. inquire at tho East Brookyn
machine shop. ws,worih 81. bet Flushing and
Park ayes. Brooklyn. y. II. l.9
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4 A YOUNG LADY WISHES TO ATTEND
Assore- Bakery, confectionery or fancy Store Ih'
<luire IN Allen Il. 81
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NXTANTED-GIRLS To WORK On KNOT
w tsd skirts, at Elizabeth, n j.; good prices
aud steady employment. Apply at aoI CANA St,
a aoor, ut lOS A. NJ. 1863
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WANTED.

WANTED - GOOD PAINTER AND
w paperhanger: one that understands the bust
ness In all ts branches; none other need apply 70
II. HICKS, Groenpoins ave, ID block from ioth
ferry; steady work. I,s
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-08-27

THE ENEMY AT GEoBGETowN, S. ca
Georgetown correspondent writes to US as fol-
lows: Ga last Thursday, the Iith at about
twelve O'Clock, one of the Yankee guubo oats
came up and anchored in the bay of the Town
That night about eleven O'Clock, the tug
Tresty, which they stole out Of Santce, came
up to her and anchored also The next morning,
about daylight, they proceeded up Black river,
near Mrs. SpaTkman's plantation, when they
we're fred upon BY our cavalry from both SIDES
of the river, with enfield and maynard rides.
They fought our men for about four hours,
throwing grape aud canister a. them, only
wOuuding two slightly. No doubt that some Of
the enemy were killed, as they were quite near
After getting tired of lighting, they proceeded
down the river as if they were disguised with
the day. work, sbelling plantations and stealing
negroes as they went down When they a.
rived in the bay, they anchored for the night
(Friday). The next morning they went down
to the island 70 repeat what wonders they had
done. - Charleston MerclTy. AugHst -
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Tired Of Fighaiug for the Tyrani.

Dir. j. D. Howe, Of the Ist Missouri regiment.
informs US that on the % inst, two regiments,
one from kentucky and the other from Indiana,
rebelled 81 Rienzi Miss, and stsrtsd South with
their arms Four regiments Of Wisconsin troops
were sent to inteTeeps them, when a fghs en-
sued, lasting from Saturday morning until night
The .Kentuckians and Indianians drove the Tis-
consin regiments six miles in the direction of
CoTinth At sundown the Federals were rein
forced by two Illinois regiments, who came up
in the resr Of the rebels and comPelied them 10
surrender. They were arrested and sent to
Chicago.
An eye witness who walked over the field
says be counted 505 killed aad another, who
spent more time, says he counted over COO dad.
MiSSiSsipp5QH.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-08-27

NEARLY CAPTURED-We understand thas
General Stuart, accompanied By one of his aids.
came near being captured BY the enemy near The
Rapidan river yesterday morning. The general
was on reconnaissance unattended by any person
but ms e.d, when he suddenly cams upon q
body Of Yankee cavalry, who made g dash UDon
him, but fortunately missed their prev. Ths AID
was captured, but General Stusft escaped
through the heetness Of his horse.-Lyac6Jarr
Republican,.
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The YANKEES GONE AGAIN-We learn
feom gentleman from Alillikens Bend that tbs
river IS again clear Of al Yankees. Tbs General
Bragg and Mexico, the two last guaboats that
we're hoveTing aroud here passed By the bend
last evening without stopping, on their WHY up.
We are now informed that they never had more
shan three hundred troops landed. Most Of
their depredatious consisted i1 stealing negroes.
some I've hundred Of whom they carried Of
TIcks5isrg CitizsH.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-30

csTATE OF IOWA, SCOTT COUNT I, S.
- In tho District Court of said county.
Henry Miller, Plaintiff, vs.. Anna Frederick, job D
A. Frederick, Philip Beta. William N. Nsls.ll,
w. w. Parker, Frank Fumer, So ONION Helm
BY, Le.i Davis, Samuel G. foang and William
Sadoris, Defendants
ORIGINAL NOTICE
To the said Defendants
You aad each Of you are hereby notified that
there 10 nov on Gle in the Office Of the Clerk Of
The District Court of Scott county, lows, pst-
asts, Anna Frederick and John 1. Frederick, the
.um o, Eve hundred $500 dollars, with interest
thereon from the ed day Of June. A b, ls5S, 1t
the rate Of ten per cent. per annnm, - money due
him on . certain promissosy note, executed BY
said Anna Frederick and John A. Frederick, on
the l4rh day Of June, 1856, and payable on the
l4th day Of December, 1859. Said petition aiso
prays for tho foreclosure Of . certain mortgage on
the following described real estate situated IN the
msnoing fifty $50 feet due scpth Of the south east
corner Of lot number four In Block Lumber thur
ty-tvo 32l Of the city OF Davenport; tbencs run.
ming west eighty (sOl feet thence south twenty
(20j feet; thence east eighty. lsol fest
theme, north twenty COZ feet to the
place Of beginning. executed by said Anna Frede-
rick and John A. Frederick, on the 18th day Of
juno, A u, 1856, for tho purpose Of securing the
payment Of the above describsd pronissory note.
Now, unless you appear and answer thereto On
or befcrc noon of the second day Of the next term
Of aid Court to be began and holden on the 6Yst
Qonday of February, 4 b, 1862, default will be
entered against yop and jpdgmen. rendered there
On.
Dated Decemss 9th, 1861.
ID. CONGDON,
dslol Attorney Ia. Plsind
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dcl0-dh)
vlNKU5TkE'S SALE.-Whsreas, on the 18th
l day Of March, 1850, Albert = y. Hall and

VNRU5TkE'S SALE.-Whsrsas, on tho 18th
day Of March, 1850, Albert + y. Hsll and
Mildrea Hall, bis wife, 81 davenport, lows, exc
eut1d untoJ. J VALLEY ~ Trustee certain Deed
If Trust, conveying to said Trustee the land IN
Fcott county, lows. described - follows, to-wis !:
The west onehslf (1) Of the south west one.
fourth (X) of section number twenty-one ~ - in
tosnship seventy eight 49, range three east
Of the fifth (ttb) r. n. which said Conveyance
was made for the purpose Il securing the psyusni
q .de BY said Albert E b. Hall and james NJ. r.
Hall to Darling LansiDg. for the sum Of ssv-
spteen hundred and 6fty dollars each, dated
March 14th, 1859, bearing ten per cent. interest
from da'e, payable On the frat day Of January Of
every year. One Of ssid notes being due the 6rst
Of January, l,e3. And nov the eryt of said notes
having become Ase, and being tossther With the
said interest for the year ending Js. nary lat
1869, and ono hundred and hfty dolIars Of the
interest for To-: year ending January lst. 1861,
unpaid, and the said Trustee, J. J. valley,
having 9ns removed from The STATE Of lowe, and r.
Csmpbsli, Trustee By the appointmsrt u the
Judge Of the County Court u Scott comfy, lows,
according to the stipslatiep in ssid Deed Of Trust
DO hereby give this public notice that By virtue
Of she power which isia ne vested ~ said Deed
Of Trust and appointment. l will on Tbundsy, the
o'clock In the afternoon Of ssid day, 1t the Court
House door, in the city Of Davenport, II said
county, expose and Offer for sale 81 public saetoo
the psrpsI Of lssd sbsvs dssenbpd. - % apsb
thereof o. shall bs nscsssssy to satisfy ana Esy
the said notes, With the intespst THEREON tok,
day II sals. together with oil the costs snd,v
psnses attending said sale. costs Of this notice -
THOMAS O. CANPBHN.
Trustee By appoiatoest ef the Jedeo e The
County Coart Of * ct county, Iowa.
Dated Jaaaasy = lSe5. Wjs5-dO MA
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-30

gNRUSrEE'3 SALE.-WhersAs. on the 23d dav
/ ofOstebsr, 1855, Hesskish G. Dsirc, Of scott
county, Iowa, executed unto William II Rowe.
Is trustee, : certain deed OF trust, conveying 10
said trustee the land in Scott county, Iowa. des-
cribee as fellows, to-wit: The south half Of the
south-east quarter Of section No. twenty -cish +
%, IN township No. eighty 1901 north OF range
No. four 1 east Of the 9Th T.. VI. which said
conveyance was made for the purpose Of securing
the payment Of two certain pronissory notes, and
interest thereon, made by said Hezekiah q. Dviro
$50 dollars, dated 23d day Of October, 1886, and
payable six months after date, and one for the
SUN Of seven hundred and fifteen ly7lSl dollars,
Of the same da'e. and payable on the ed of DC
tober 1857, both with interest At ten per cent per
annum, alter due. And now, said note for seven
hundred and fifteen S7t5 dolla,s, being pest due.
ltue note for .ixiy five 1903 dollars having been
PAID, y and being together with interest, accrued
from the time it became DUE unpaid aud the said
William II. Rowe having departed this life. l,
J. Wilson brury, Trustee by the appointment ot
the Judge Of the County Court Of scott county
Iowa, according TO the stipulation in said deed OF
trust, do hereby give this public notice that by
virtue Of the power which l. in me vested by
said deed o. trus. and appointment, l will on
Thursday, the 10th day of February, A. D., 1867
day, at the Court House do r, in the city Of Da
venport. in said county, expose and offer for sale
at Tublic auction the land above described. or 80
IN UGH thereof shall be necessary TO satisfy and
pay the said note with interest thereon 10 the day
Of sale. together with all costs AMI exp enses al,
tending said sae costa Of this netice and trus
ees.
J. WILSON DRURy,
ja9j-its1' Trustee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-30
TRUSTEES SALE,

WHEREAS, on THE 18th DAY OF
w August, A. ID. 1860, Peter Thede executed
unto Austin Corbin, as Trustee, q certain Deed Of
Trust conveying to said Trustee the land in Scott
county, lows, described as follows, to-wit: The
South East quarter Of the South East quarter OF
Section No. twenty-three, 23) and the West half
Of the Southwest quarter Of section No twenty
four, "a all in Township No. eight, (s0) North
Of kat2e NJ one, (D East of the 5th p. NJ.
Which said conveyance was made by the said
Peter Thee, for tae purpose Of securing tho pay,
ment Of eight certain promissory notes and the
interest thereon, after due. signed by said Peter
1hede, and all dated the 18th day Of August,
A. D 1860. One Of which, for seventy two dol
rs. due January LIST, 1862, to the order of
Mack:ot 4 Corbin. All Of said notes vera given
for the purchase money Of said tracts Of land, aad
all are fully described in -aid Deed Of Trast,
which Is recorded in Scott county. Iowa, reoogds,
sock - o. Mortgages, page 53i, to which rotor.
ence ia heraby pade.
And now said note for seventy-two dollars
having become due and payable, and the said
Peter Ihede having failed to pay the same,
|, Aus:in Corbin, Trustee, as aforesaid, do
hereby give this public notice, that by virtue
of the power which is in me vested, by said
Deei Of Trust, ! will On -aturday the LIST day
Gi February A. ID .Sn2 at the hour Il nine o'clock
10 the fGrvnoon If said day, at the Court House
door, in the city of Davenport, expose and offer
for fale, nj public auction for cash, the pare els
Of land above describe d. or so much thereof Is
shall ne necessary to satisfy and pay the amount Of
said note with the interest til ei con 70 the day Il
sale, gether with all the costs and expenses
attending said sale, costs of this notice and
Trustees fees.
Datsd tho eth day Of January. A. D., 1869
AUSTIN CORBlN,
janS-dts Trustee.