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LEGAL.
TRUSTEES SALE.
WHEREAs On The 24sh day Of October, 4. p.

WHEREAS On the 24sh day Of October, A. D
w 1851, Lyman osborn. and Phebs Osborn
his vife, sxscst a unto David s. True ~ Trusfs .
certain deed Of tsust, conveying 70 said Trustee
The land in Scott county: Iowa, described - fol.
timber and lot No. two ri Of prsir,e, as &c forth
in tho field note. Of Jonsthsn Parker, as fled il
the Fund CoDfn.esicnef's cfhce, (os said Scott
county VI the siKtesa b section in Hickory Grove
in liens Grove township. Which said convey
.nce was msde By the sa:d Lyman Osborn ard
Phebc Osborn fer the purpose u securing the pay
msnt OF certain prcmissory mote and the interest
thereon, signed by said Ly man Osborn dated the
oath day 81 October. A. d. 1897, and payable to
tn order of David pubach, on the 74sh day Of
DC ober. A. y. 1853 for tho sum OF ,eyen
hundred and fifty dollars with interest there
Oh at u Per ceit. pr annum after maturity.
And now said promissory note having become
due ana payable, and the said Ly man Osborn sav-
ing failed TO pay the same, David >. True. 1fus-
tee as aforesaid, do hereby give this public notice
thst by yistre Of the power which IL 10 IN vested
by saii deed Of trust I will On Saturday, the 22d
day Of November, A. ID. ! 562 at the hour Of two
o'clock in the afternoon Of sAid day, at the Court
House door, in the city Of Davenport, expose and
offer for sale, ~ public auction the parcels Of land
above described, nr much hereof rs shall be
necessary to satisfy and pay the amount Of faid
note with the interest thereon 10 the day Of sale,
together with all the costs and expenses attending
taid sale costs Of this notice and trustees fees.
Dated the Both day Of October. A. b. 1sG2
DAVID >. TRUE, TRUSTEE.
ct30dts
IN THE MATTER OF THE Estate OF
John Heckonlively, late Of Crawford county,
Ohio, deceaeed.
To theAeirs at Ia = and all persons interested in
said estate
Whereas, the undersigned, executor Of said
estate, mas filed his final account as such execu
tor in the Office of the County Judge u Scott
county, Iowa, and asks that the same with his
other accounts heretofore filed, may be allowed
and approved, aud that ho may be discharged
from HI said office as executor. Nav, therefore,
you and each Of you are hereby notified TO ppear
at the next regular term of said scott County
Court, 10 be held at ire Court House. on the la /,
Monday OF October, 1862, the 9th day. st nine
e'clock A. N and shew cause Why said accounts
should not be allowed and approved and
ssid executor discharged.
GRO. r. WHIrCOMB, Executor.
1t is ordered that the foregoing notice by pub
'ished at least two weeks in the nFMuCaAT AND
Nkws prr u the 26th day Of October, IeG2.
Dated October 5th 1852.
Ocsl X. LiNDERMAN, Co. Judge.
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Nov IS THE TINE TO LAY IN WOOD rOR
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GfNEEAL SHulus.~-6en. sbl lds.
wau IL sua nuW b aciY -cfs1ee. wa. 1t
size - 4. - ers Cruz. anl wis.u severe.
N wounded. ~ continued 90 tle dvlt,
arai, 81 ia msn. until a BAH las>esl
tlruaeh 81. itn.. and sifark bia towtl.
liz va. carri,d from ihc hatile.iislt, and
aa. reported 50 uear dra illn obituary
upiec. weafrd "a tie stiani 6eHerti
II nearly asi be la,ger. 81 ilie rtHlFy.
Esrn III ~, iaigllorloo a. tl4f atl+-
gronipl ll- r. wa for week. ,cspllrcd
q and lie anecloie 81 be- care + remark
attic, altl would appear impiobahle, did
nta lhe man i've II ibe present lin- 10
verify the statement. ! appears That hr
was eulirtlt gi,en over by It's army sur
eeons. slirn Mexican doctor sald he
would live = he souli lei hlm remove ,lie
cns.ulalcl bl0sl iron the nunui. Shields,
a. kill 81 rurr rem dy. told him 10 ~
and iine sin handkerchief vas ~ot cd
apd finally drawn llfuugh l,c Woun !. -.
moving the exiravas,ted blood When day
light could Ice seen through the hole.--
And vel Shields to-day j. hale and
hearty o,an. free from di.es-e or tny in.
convenience from his waund which wa.
considered ii tie time ~ mortal ha iug
bees made III liggp copper ball, aa@ 20
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EakNCIraTioN ~ WESTERN NigGiy-
IA large meeting % tlr people 81 Up.
shur county. Western Vtr-inia,wa. recent
" bald Al liurkhannon. q iakr iido con-
stderSiion shat should " their action 10
regard 10 the ul0ptiou Of the constitution
recently adopted by the convention ~
Wheeling, Cor tic new state Of Western
Virgins. Resolutions were adopted in
dorsns and accepting the Presidents
emancipation policy. Much enthusiasm
was mzaiie.ied.
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Burr aud Burton Seminary.

fIeHE NEXt TERM II tbs Institution viii CON-
! t,ense WEINlsbs y Il, Match zsGs. and
continue infect weeks
10 l.ioe haFas a preparation far lie ministry
IL viea. whose character and Circumstances en-
title iaeD 90 she beuen of tie BrRs FUNp, all
charges or tuition. room reBt and ineidanals are
fehittca
Pupils q both sees can lie accommodated with
ryoa.s and board a. the seminary. The Prinsi.
pal and his family, with the several teachers in
both departments, constitute with These one fam
Isl, and art regulated aesoiinqlr
fof cinaan glras Information e ic srns,
kc. address lie l'fncil pal
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Manchester, March e, 1882
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News summary.
Wednesday.
Srasbug, Mmcb 3

Sirashurg, Mach 81,
About 2000 rebel sollicr- made tiieir
app, srance two mie- beyond o0r pockets
to-taY Oar nearest regiments dfrN up
10 llne Of baiilr awaiting their attack, but
DEFINING 10 q beyond our lines. The
rebel, mad 10 suaek upon u> yesterday.
bar threw several shells into tie camp Ut
the Massachusetts, Twenty -seeoaa They
Mere subsequently, driven away hy tic
appearance ct Que advance. Capt. Saw
age and a companion, Of the Twenty
ond Massachusetts, passed beyood our
lines by accident yes .erday and came up
on Tie rebcls, wis fired on them. Capt.
Savage was thrown from his horse and
look 10 the woods. lie and III. compau-
iou finally found their way back TO camp
during the night.
Washington. April !.
A gentleman just returned from the
Rsppahannock. reports tia, Major Van
Stein ilouseu and Capt. Kemp White,
While out Oh service, we're taken prisoners
by ,hc Louisiana regulars, Lieui.-Col.
Cla,ash and Capt. keoh ia eReoaniering
rebel scouting force. KILLED two o the
cnemys oiliccrs. whose horses were
brought i.to our camp Shots are FREE
qucn,ly exchanged between The pickrt-
ard scouting PATHS A reconnaissance
us, nade yesterday, aud thirty load, OF
10 uagr secured.
Fort Monroe. March 81
Five we'll known scerssionisis were cap
iur,pl on illr James River, above Newport
New, yesterday. Transporting prolucc and
stores tor tie rebel cavalry.
Thursday.
Fort Monroe, April |.
A Gag Of truce from Norfolk. to-day,
brought down letters irom Tic Fcd~, Al
prisoners, aud dispatch from Gen. Huger
70 Gen. Wool. Norfolk papers notice
lhai large military movements are gong
on Al 0li Point. They say tia, II leasl
a hundred large steamers anal transports
are al the whatyes AID IN the channel.
A dispatch flom Charleston says that
Gen. Evans sdvanced on SATURDAY on
North Edisio Island, " ii 2000 troops,
baI Gnding tie Fedetals there al lcnsi
600 sirvng be resired Ii ma.icrly =
manner The dispatch does nj say
whclher ihefr was shy Gghi or not,
6unboal Semi8olr arrived ltra this af-
iernoon. from Port Royal bsingug dates
10 Saturday last Fort Pulaski has been
thoroughly Invested tor thirty day, nnl
was momentarlly expected 10 surrender.
Il was sa;d thai aboal 500 relsels were in
pa'asti. aid thar ihey lad Offered p -
oar uith lteHors q va. boz ifst Gen.
ShegaaAn demanded IN an. ena isoaal ssr.
render, ard would On tie lss II April open
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CTAVE or VESM % y r. /,
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Atn Probate Court holden a Manchester, IN
aud for said Dis;ri.', o. The 9Th day Of Mar il,
A. j. 1867
Present, Hon. II. x Fosler, Judge.
Tie Administrator az The ls't 81 eide N
BR0WNSyN, laie Of Sunderland, deceased, pre-.
posti t5 render an account OF bis adHinist qtiou.
Whcraupou 4 we ordered ,hat said instrument
Re proven a a Probate Colgt, 70 BE holden II Vie
Probate 0G.ee, ianGI Manchester, % tae last
Wednesday of April. 1862, anil thai AL persons
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weeks suc5ossaely ia the Manchester Journal
printed AZ Manchester which shall bc deemed
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tesj sail Application iflbey see cause.
Il !, MINER, Register.
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LroNARp REAp,s EsrATE.

TATE OF v T. IL NJ q n Z
y MANCHESTER DisTEIc7, s..
At Probate Court holden At Manchester, in
and for said District, ca tho 9th day q March,
a. D. 1867.
Present, Hen H. K. Fowler, Judge.
The Administrator Oh the Estate Of LEONARD
READ, late d Manchester, deceased proposed
to render an account Of his administration.
Whereupon it was ordered that said appica-
ton lie Heard ii PROBATE Court, 70 be holden al
tie Probate Office, IN said Manchester on the last
Wednesday Of April, 1862, and tllat all per-
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by publishing copy q the record o. this order
three weeks successiyely in tic Manchester Jour.
nal, printed at Manchester, which shall be deem.
Cd saficien, notice 70 all persons 10 appear and
contest said application, II they see cause
II. +. MINER, Register.
true copy 81 record.
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JONATHAN ii. GRlFFifm8 EsgArE

JONATHAN Il. GRtFFifH'5 ESTATE.
GTATE CT Y.ERMO sT.
y MANcugsrrH DIsrRicT, e.
At a Probate Court holden At Manchester, III
apd a. said District, on tie oath day Of March
Is. y, 1862.
Present, Hon. H. L, Fowler, Judge.
The Administrator on the Estate Of JDNh.
THAN II. GRIFFITH, late Of Dorset, deceased
proposed 70 reuder an account Of hia adniuisra,
tiOn.
Whereupon Il was ordered tllatsaii npplientiar
BE heart a Probate Court, to be holden 10 "a,
Probate Oiace, n said Nanchcsterr on the las
Wednesday II May, 1892, and that MI persons
intercs,edin SAID Estate, lie notified thereof ~
pubIishiaga copy Of thcreeorl oftiis order tire,
weeks excessively ia the Manchester journal
printed a. Manchester which shall lie aeemel
suf6. ent notice to all persons to appear and cen
test SAID application, ii they see cause.
II. L. MINER, Register.
A true copy q record. -
So Attest, II Z. MINER, Register.
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