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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-30

The Union men oi Queens County are I'M
usually fortunate IN their candidates io. the Leg
islaiure the present year. Mr.. WILLIAM MIC
OIL. the nominee for the LIT Senate District, is a
resident of Suffolk County. where his family has
held large possessions and been highly respected
ever since the days of Queen Anne. Mr.. Nicoll
has for years been an enthusiastic laborer in the
cause of popular education, and though he has
not been active a. politician, he Is widely
known and universally esteemed throughout
.he island. He believes in prosecuting the war
f,r the suppression OF rebellion uulinehingly to
The end.
The candidates for the Assembly, are ISAAC
"A. Cocks IN the 1T and RUSSELL H. SMITH in
the Id District, Mr. Cock, belongs 10 one oil
the oldest famile. in the county. where his an
ccs;or, have lived Cor many generations. lie IL
N young man NJ much energy aud intelligence,
and of high personal character. Mr.. Russell
smith. the candidate for the ilasDistriot. is q
wcll-known member of the NewYork Bar, who
formerly represented one of our city Assembly
districts with grca, credit. He Is VI Democratic
aniecedcnts, bn, support, the Government
hrar, and soul
With such candidate in the field, the ticket
receives an enthusiastic suppor. and the pros
yects .n the coanty are hopeful.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-30

euce in wrong, which brings imminent chances
of murder, of arson and of rapine!
The time will come when all these pltllul
subterfuges will be historically considered. mat
time we patiently abide. Many public men
and many newspapers in England have chosen
10 regard our difficulties from standpoint OF
interest, and beside q marvellous facility OF
eyading the main question in dispute, have ex'
hibited no small degree of forgetiulneSS OF their
own antecedents. We can afford to wait. But
we do not feel much like waiting patiently.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-30
nor YATES. Of Illinois, and other Ell

Governor YATES, Of Illinois, and other eminent
. ssers, will tonight address the Unionists Of
BROOKLYN at Gothic Hall, Adams street, at a
meeting called By the Onion Club. We urge
,b: ,reemen Of Brooklyn to make this meeting
'9r,bg OF the crisis aud their cause, and to
,'.ow to the true-heartcd Governor OF our Prcsl-
i.At's own State, that his devoted patriotism is
dJy aoted and appreciated
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-30

J. +. WALKrg is the inon candidate Ior AS
s,iuby in the NNitb District, composed Of tho
Niuctcen,h " .rd of his city Mr.. " llkcr Is n
.,lfmae mas hasng worked lis Own way up
against adverse i,Stunc 10 u positioa IA s"t'o'y
ahch may sell ch,pcnfe respect from those who
commcncrG life under more Myog ebiceircums,anceSa
lie Is Intelligent active, energetic, and ever
way wor'hy. Il is said hi, chances avr good, whHh
speaks cell for the people Of chat district. ShoI'u
they oeet him A., we trust they iuay they will ind
IN h "a an able, true, and faithful representative
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-30

TIE onion Mass State aud County Ratifca-
..u Meeting, held last night at the Cooper
,o.uie.c, was exceedingly enthusiastic in its
.....-,ntcr. and a complete success The vast
3,ll vas flied 10 its utmost capacity, and
nadrals being unable to hear the speakers
Thin. coniented themselves with those on the
.,f.no william Curtis Noycs presided, and
,p,aed shc meeting with brief speech. The
.t,n. Lewis Barker If Maine, Governor Richard
l5.s,u. Illinois, the Hon. Schuyler Colia1 Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-30

Lieut.. Mlury, in his recent lctter to The
Times U.,ndon), showing how and why the Re
bcllion must succeed. says:
..T,urr I. .,grAp, q. PfACF PARrl NJ nlE NognL
AL I'M TgBAKRAssMENTs VIM WHICH fHAr fAhh
ca ~ EroVND Mr.. LINCOLN ANp AL rri pfiicVLriis
MAI u CAS- THROW ~ 1IE WAY az M wAN fAhii N
ma NoRrm OPERATE DIRECTLY A. 80 Mt'H
AID AID COMFORT To THE sot III.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-30
We have firm faith in boiling, but heart,

We have firm faith in boiling, but hearty
detestation Of cheating. If any electcr chooses
to erase or change a name on his ticket, let him
do it, by all means, but let DO one he swindled
into voting for other candidates than those ne
wishes elected. We understand that certain
candidates On the Copperhead state Ticket are
trying to improve their desperate chances by
circulating Union ballots with their names
Struggled into the place where those of then
Union competitors should be. We therefore
request every voter to read his ballot carefully
before voting it, and compare it with the ticket
as printed in our columns. Vote as you THINK
best, but take care Ia vote as you mean.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-30

If this City shall elevate Gsrr'n and fstns'
To the honch of her Superior Court, vice Bos-
WORTH and WHITE superseded, can any man
say thst merit or fitness governs the choice oil
our Jadgesf VIII any one feel that Justice is
more certain or rights more secure if Jsdge
Bosvorth is displaced ~ make roam for Nc
Cunal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-30
Fran, San FIR aucisco.
IN TnAscHco. II harsday, q

IN IlANshtb. I NuI N'lOl " y
al. - al mcrchan disc here - rennia.
rno Ts' .lr :, active. md I,riccs tend ugwacJ.
' MT,,l G. ~ y iS r,"'s ~ '
i nan, t.ueon. and SO ovO irjni b.il'h ''iai'|
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-30
i's ,iiticnl.

NNNAV Z 81, IAufsull 7, 'F's = n -
There was large Uni0n demonstrators n.r
today. Depu,aiions. came in from ~ ,le ''I" ~,
towns around Spec shes were rladc ~ N.s''N 80
nf Indiana Howard of Michigan DoSinson zen. 's
smith Woodman. and ra,icr The aSsehpl1.' IN
enthusiastic. letting Hall is '9u ,o'nis ,Sa s,r.
speeches are hcaug made from the nn'eopy " wv
ease House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-30
Kow,mu Witch Ward Ax"t" "s"''"'

POuunXt IrsIl., IhuIruhy WV % -
The rowing match between stevens Vi rug"
.ooo.. and ward az Ncwhurgh resulted IN tc defeat
of,Le hitler. Time, 80 mnulca ~ s~ecud''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-30

pack IF icrocous dogs airw days 'Aso sm
into An in closure near Hsrt.nrd Conn., e'n'an."s =.
sheep l.conging to MessIs sieison' anu ~'"'N
them. beside large and Ioe ergl watch dos'
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-28
DEMOCRAT & NEWS

A WASHINGTON abolition organ thus
speaks Of the status of the rebel army
in Virginia
''ll there has been any decsdence OF
the many virtues in Old Virginia, II j.
not because the present generation has
proved itself either weak or c,wardly,
or unequal TO Tie greatest emergencies
1t is not a WORKOUT or ,ffete roee which
has produced Lee, Johnston, Jackson,
A.hhy and Stewart. 1t is not worn-ou'
ana eilele race which for eighteen
months has defended its capital from the
approach Of az enemy close upon their
borders and out numbered Thirty to
ohe."
Toe compliment is high one, the
higher because emsnatng from party
that has hitherto held the proves Of
the rebels in contempt. The same pa
per might have included the entire
white population OF the Soutl. in this
same category. IL is no etlaie race
against whom we OF the North are bear
lng arms. All the sneers and icc,s Of
Northern abol,ionists about Southern
cowardice and southern incapscity to
endure hardship, Lave only served to
inanen,atc defeat. We are glad that
these rcyilers Of Southern bravery and
ability have at last come to the eoaclu-
sion that after all, We have an eLemy
that IL not entirely contemplate in
strength. Better would it have beer,
had the truth been acknowledged and
acted upon at tie start.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-28
The Fairy Wedding!

DY SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT WE ri b.
ID lish tteta.!reiy lie Caro- tnurosasrHs or
Tns LiLLIiurIAN " EDpING Parry, n follows:
Free.
Gan. Tow TnunB III his u daiug mt 70 cts
AEs TIN ioa fHrAR ia hcdtaty dress. -
Mn aid MKs. Gks. Ton rnnMBi beddsng
urtFt...,... .....'...-..s... -
CcaMopoaE NrrT and Miss MINNIE yfooas
man ana bridesnaid ..................2o
AIRS ags. Tom ingaD. in celebrated Ee-
tfg."a 4ftsS......... ...........Zo
MISSES LANiha AMI MiNsIE WaRaFN .....25
The whole BRIDAL PARTY, group OF tour
tdfa ..........=.*. .....,..-.3a
Inc hRtDAL PARRY, ) cffgscopio ricture) 10
The BRIDAL Party. sterce 'co2lc al{uret rs
The Price Of card pictures, ORD, will be Y =
oentsexira.
Can be sent BY mail on receipt Of price aud
postage stamp
Nome genuine untess STAMPED with our trade
mark, Ia, III circle, on tho 'front.' Of the photo
gfap.. Beware o. spurious cspies made from en-
cravings. etc.
Il. a II. T. ANTHONY. 81 broadway, \. y :.
Manufacturers OF tho Jtst photographic .iitaas.
and lubiisheis u Card photographs 81 eclebn-
lies
The Negatives of these exquisite pictures were
made for US by iRAnh.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-28

hruiroR's OFrt,v, Iowa
Des Moines, | ID. 10 i-6S
1t Is hereby certified. that on the 49, dry of
Feb, 1868. swsrn stateIen: va. hird ~ TINS ai-
ice, showing he CONDITION % tho lamar tirc la
surducc Company, located in New York City, III
the Stiic u hea lCtk, On the first DAY Il Jalut
~, A. y, 1868, in accordance With provision e
an act OF the = neral kssembly 81 the state of
Iowa, entitled IAN at 10 relation to Insurance
Companies. approved January 18th, 1851, ami an
act amcadat)ry thereto, approved February 9lh,
ls53, and mn act IN relation 10 life Insurance
Companies, approved March l1ta, So that SAD
statement shows that said Company pos sd
Of tie requisite smouHt II cal ital ana invested
az required bv law.
Authority u therefore gieop 10 the above nam
ed Company 70 transact their yro ptIate business
oi Insurance in thls State in accordance With the
laws ,Aereo, un.il The ) - day ii JAnu ~, A. b .
enc thousand eight hundred and SIX -feur
Il Is also certified that Jno L. Swits, of Daven-
port has been dn appointed nv aid Company
heir lawful Agent AID Attorney Tor tia County oI
scott, Wit iul row 70 take iisks Of INSURANCE
therein, and to acknowledge service al proc S. a.
pros ided ny law, upon has fling ia tao Clerk II
the Distrct tUuti in and Tor SAID County, y eerli
he'd copy o. the statement on file in ibis otace.
IS uttber certified that tho attact cd IS IA trreata
core t copy os the said statement
In testimony whereof, have heroun
SEAL 10 set ny hand and affixed ny seai 81
Once tEis 10th day 81 FEB. A H. ~
j. ". ~ TILL, Auditor Of state.
nsN. ELLYsaH, liepr y.
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NEW YORK.
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Great Books an hsress.
THRILLING INCIDENTS
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Or GsE.FE -sEsfsEk EsR.T
Ok
The aeI 3ikm u cur S0ldiels'A SaiioFt
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The ar tic6 ana d puai4c are right iii rfeaicl
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jtntr ntH"tiea u tho ur ior thn uninn. ~
iss M viii b. 'hc heroic datipg ,pattui aueerue
md hair breadth escape nt our h0iiluts and sal
ofs, ana ila Me,iene win igrm iho thohu VI
couycIatf t0i ~ tDuuutli.lle hteHio tgf Yrafatt
cono II rll reut4to, ~ edition q tts strrus
datnla,tto phiir-pl,hioal tralysis u Tho Ganst q
q tba Nat, IS lohn Lvihtsp Moduy, LL.r
Altnor ~ It,o ltna % $40 huteh hciubnr,'
c,c., tHo dates ~ tic apafnui pye"l frer
tho Jubu brown rtid aud au accurate Hnd revised
account ii tue rihcipnl Datties. "ith accuiatc
engras tnGs
ono thtrd If the rroc,eds of 81 subscriptions
sout 70 M viii be- gtvuu Tor tho rntel Il disAhipd
solatctt, ~ All ptr.ine Who wan eoty II The
B,rl, ,.ni asa ~ be'eht the Spldefs, tborld -cp1
thor maine tua sddt'ss a. once. A!te, ANY olhcci
~ prs iv, Of PcIs0a b eHy Section a tho e"ul
tt}, having tnowledgc % her nc uet 81 tlff ~
incident, vii o0hgo usly soDdiur w. 20 account
81 II.
Baoksel,ors, iostmostors, mi Gsuva. ;us
Agchts VIA 10 furnished Vita q fubser ptsat-
a.cctus On All icatipl u tho tnll Ne.H
rE ltoaml ooHmisbion Ritcn s.. -. .erfs 20
slt.nn to act as ~ ~uLsln taklnB Buhs puunf.
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TERMS oFADvERTIsINGIS DAILY.

Larger spi,e charged at the rate OF 81 so OF
each addili0aa square,
For half square, two-thirds Of tn above
rates.
Business Cards not to exceed lines, $40 90 Pc,
annum;
Foreach change an additional charge Of Is cent.
per square will DC made.
large uts charged double the same dimension
of type.
Yearly Advertising contracts will be underateo.
TO apply strictly to the i'm elate business If tht
adv ertise nd all other advertisements sent By
the aivoruser will be charged extra.
Advertisements not accompanied with instrut-
tians will no inserted until forbid, and chargedae
eoFdingly.
Editorial notices charged for at the rate of Is
cents per ine or eight words and specla' notice.
at 10 cents per line, ~ 30 cents a line per week.
All notices Tor religious ant benevolent pat.
poses ofaay kind whatsoever, Of ordinary length
except single announce nents Of marriages AN
desta. charged IS cents per Insertion.
Advertisements from abroad must be paid Tor
snrar.aoiy ia GdDa.et, unless from approve
Agents.
Contracts for yearly advertising ierminble q
the r:ion Of advertisers, they paying an aiVanct-
ment of % per ceat. Oh the conLract price.
Advertisements inherited mex; 10 reading matter
S.peT cent. al rance on the above rates, and kept
lst or "a pages, Is per cent. advance on regular
rates.
A.ltransient advertisement tt IN ust be paid for II
advance.
Advertisements inserted in weekly On reasoua-
BILE terms.
RICHARDSON. WEST L co.
G!ZErTE COMPANY.
HENRY fischer
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TIN Adrertiyor, bavirg hneu restored 70 htaitt
in lev week. b. very iaplc remedy, afler
having suderod several years with sever luu.
Motion, and ihsl dteaa Gifeaao, Coosumltior
70 aaxtous t. make known 10 his loliow-sulercrs
the means 81 cure.
Tosll who desire r. he viii send copy q tho
prescription used free u cbnrsel vita the jifor-
tons Tor preparing nj using the same, which
they will fad atsE creF :or iosst arstuh. 'sla-
50, EnoEcnris, &c. The only otiec If tho Al
yeftiser ia rondng the prescription II g haLeht
,ae afflicted, and -proad iniernaiion which he
co1iceigo6 IL be Invaluable, and he he.es every
ruiis.ct ~,ll ~ ~ remedy, As il win cost thoa
nothing aud may grove q blessing
Parties wishing ne Tosci iptiou will please al
dress
Kew. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg,
Kings County, New YORK.
49, 9a-dt H9u
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-28

CRY, CpUsTy AID SrA1E
~ Nav NOWE.
Fdwari Anthony, President. and Isaac u. ST
John, Secretary OF the Lamar Fire Insurance
Company, OF the City u New York. being swo,n
do reyernlly dopose and say that The foregoing J.
:. true ami correct state en Of The Affairs Of suii
Company on the hs.t day % January y s, to the
best Of their know ledge anl b,nef
.,.I sworn be ore nc this PSI day Of
tN"",J Jaruaty, A.p ls63.
EDWARD AN ihOAl President.
Isaac X ST Jtns, Secretary.
Taos l.. lliORNLIL,
Notary Pablo and Commissioner Tor Iowa in
New io.k.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-28
NEW ADV'TS.
NOl'l('E.

ITO HENRY MILLER.--Nou ARE HEREBY
l notified. Ia accordance with direction Of
the City Council Of tho city IL Davenport, given
AT the regular meeting Of ssid Guureil, Dec. I'D,
1852, 10 the undersigned, City Marshal OF said
CITY, within tMrnl, days alter one weeks publ
cation of this notiee {, wit: Within twenty
days tom the 9th day Of March, A. u. isG6, to
fiji IN the excavation cr cellar hole, Gu the east
50 feet by % feet OF lot Elk. IN block seseptean III
tue city q Davenport, That oul and stasnah t
water viii NOT remain in SAID toe. l. said hoic
Is not 50 tiled up 10y you within The time herein
limited. the same will be done ut your expense.
including costs, together with % per cent renal
ty on the same.
II LEONARD,
Marshal ~ the City o davenport.
fen 26-dlw
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MEDICAL.
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ALI
THE BEST IN THE WORLD.
iksuRIE9
fsNI rIEEs = ~ EET GREAsK,
AND
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~ fEAtEY WINS ord sound TEETH Use
~ Vim. iinrd's tnrtyalled Tooth p0W-
y, N4grent.i ifeo from acid nlkaii, or any In
tons substance. Price, ~ CENTS per box.
scs liosnte 81 tho ordinary cheap tooth pow
scrs, which whiten but destroy
ilo Jon Wish III hc certain that y0rr breath N
pure, aweet and agreeable "a husband 81 wife lovcI
OF iuenjf Jso hf liuIa,> Tel, bsatcd
Mouth wash. frirr, 81 cents per bottle
Inc Hsl inTant sash Is also tic best remedy Ia
tho ro'.d ioT taaker bad Breath, Bleeding Gums
@rfe Mouth. oto. 1t has outed hurdreiA
10 you, ~ your ehilirrn suffer from Toothao
det III. iuid's Mnaic Toothncne Drops.
lnve. ~ oonis per huttlt.
Are sou afflicted win Neuralgia Get III. w.
~ ftu,d's Neuralgia Fins,egs Tho mott
enaftivc ami delightful remcdy knusn.
ihes 10 not adhere nor bheter. but soothe and
rhnim pa'n away Try thom. Price. Is aud 25
aenta Mailed ~ receipt d rrloo.
De YOU sleh a complete set u Dental Rene
ite2 and - Treatise on Preserving Teeth Got
III IL. ,iusd's Dentn! 1teasuty, the
ncatesi and most valuable ptoeor. that ono tiend
nan make to another Tree, 81. Font BY cAp,oss
rroo,pt Of prico
for .ale at al tho boat rloros throughout tho
county.
traut. Al thoro arc dealers who tato ai-
vantage 81 our nixcttison nnts 10 impose UPON
thotf customers nlc,ior uepamtinns, II Is reccs-
sary q insat upon haviut .hnt you cali iof, and
you SO get the best thoroughly tested hud re-
pared hy ~ experienced nud totcntlhc lientiat,
lfaasufar OF the Acw ork Smto nantiate Aeso-
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tity 3ental socaty.
Address
Nm. b HuRD d CO., New York.
julys-dAwtiobl.
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Il isr.ts' Sale oi Real hslaer.


c. L. Donaldson, Char tie Donaldson and liar
Iiet t.. Nichols "a. Henry Nichols, Jno Z. Nich-
oils, Albert Nichols and james X. Nichols, and
riotati0 q. Stone. In Partition.
DUk>UANT t. al order Of TIC District Cour,
/ Of SC 1T County. Iowa, made 1T he regular
February Term for lo62 We shall 81 r for sale by
public auction, on te' ms TO be made known at the
time ana place OF sac at tho Court House door
IN the city Of Davenport in said scott county, on
tuesday. the 3 81 day of irch, A 1858, AZ 4
o'clock n the forenoon ut said day, al! the right,
title and interest of the abose named parties in
and 10 the follow ng described real estate in
scott county and state Of Iowa, TO wit: Ihe
south half a of the sou.h-west quarter ~ OF
section No. thirty-tso (8 -, township No. seven
ty.ninc (19), north OF range eve 5 east OF 18th
i. NJ Also a part Of the south east quarter "a J
Of the south east quarter q Of section No slx
Is township seventy eight Is !, North .. sauge
i've (5) east, ,o-wit; Fifteen It, acres of the
north part Or end Of sad south east quarter u }
If the said southeast quarter u u said see.
ton six co., township seen y-eignt rs D. range
Gve(5).
JAMES ARNsTRnNGj
GEO. W. NC tAhN, Referees.
ISAAC 7. COATES,
payka- EIwards Attys frh 81 d2t
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e. II II ID /.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY
/ sold theie market to The Mes-rs. HUNTER
who will occupy II Immediately and whilst they
are grateful Tor the liberal patronage formerly re-
eeig.d, they cheefully IN mend them 10 ID cir
fos mer patrons A. = 4 ID. h LILY.
Daven port, Feb 0. 1858 div
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Corner OF nrady srd Fourth Sts.,
TRUSTEES salt.

M HEREAS, ON THE 10Th DAY OF No.
executed unto ID. ;. True, rs Trustee, cert an
J.ed ol Trust, nveying 70 said Trustee the
land in Scott county, Iowa, described ms follow,
to-wlt: The west half Of tho south west quar-,
Ter 81 section twenty two t22) IN township sey-
enty nine tT9) north, OF range number two :
e,st u the Oh /. NJ, containing eighty lA03
icras. " hics SAID conveyance was N aIe ~ the
.lld Daniel \. Plumer for The purpose ot secuf-
n . tho payment OF two certain pfumissufy noes
md the interest thereon, s'gned by SAID uausc
A. Plumer, datei the .oth day % Aoyeiuber A. D.
lo51 and payable AS follows: One i,r the ,lin
81 ono hundred ana t~euty-nine 33 Too dollars,
n4yahe one year rom date, ana one fer the
,un Of Eve hundred and thirty three IS loo dol
inrs, both payable to Moses Porter The last
mentioned lie now the property OF AlInet Skeel.
n nd now SAID last mentioned note having be-
como Que and payable, ana the said Dan q y
Plume, having iAi,cd to pay the same, j., -. >
True, Trustee as Aforesaid, do hereby give this
public notice, that by virtue OF the power which
+. in me vested BY sid Deed Of Trust, Will, %
Wednesday the 18Th day o March, A. u l-d3
Al tbs hour II two O'Clock In The afternoon 81
said day, at the Court ilcus door, in the city Of
Davenport. expose and uAer Tor sale, II public
.uctiUu the parcel OF land ubOye described ~ So
much thereof sh all be suiiicent TO satisty and
Day the amount u saii note ain the interest
ia ereon TO the day OF SIDE, together with all the
cu-ts aud expen ses Attending said sale, costs Of
this notice ana trustees lees.
Dated the "a II day OF February, d. 1882.
d :. 1RUt,
CT a.
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JAMES a. LANE,
.. ". slilNaS L. Il,

+. TrORNEy AND CoUNSELLoR At LAW
"A anu Notary paohc Olce GRADY street
Posi- iii - biu5k southeast corner, over fowelFs
Drug store (r9oms formerly used by the Dnao
CKAi Printing Uihce.
sctl-'6s
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