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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-12-19
Washoe Stock and Exchange Board.

SAT- uRp,Y. DtC. la-2 o'clock. F. ".
VIRGINIA DISTRICT.
SrOCK HID l<K STOCK. ED. | ASK
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NOTE Buyer 30 days; seller daye; one
fourth interest; \ Dividend.
ADDITIONAL THIS Observation-Disclosures Dis.
trict.-Harrison G. l.. V L. $50 bid, buyer 30 days
$40 asked, cash; Mohegan, 81 asked L:rtrobe,
$50 asked; Irwin, So bid, Sc asked: Double Ea-,
gle. % asked; Santa Rosa SIS asked
Gold Hill Distriet-Jenny Lind $40 asked;
Navigation, 81 30 bid: Massillon, 50 asked Col
den Eagle No =. $40 asked
Reese River DiStrirt-HonAst Miner, $40 asked
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-12-19

PRESIDENT Norr.-rhc Troy Wing Of
November 10Th SAYS: at was mentioned
By grandson Of the venerable DIR. Mott,
the Rector of st. Johns Church of this
city, that the distinguished (almoSD CEN
tcnarian went to the Schenectady poll OH
Tuesday of last week, and voted las it
would be unnecessary to say tn those ac-
quaintcd with the politics of the doctor)
the Union ticket. His intellect is yet
clear nj the advanced aye of nmety-two
wears. What retrospective Surh mar
must have for contemplation. DIR. Mott
opened Il long and cmincutIy useful ca
rCcr previous to the opening Of the cen
turv-iu 1901 hr waS selected from bril-
liant circle of divincS to preach the funeral
sermon of the illuStrious Hamilton. His
subsequent services for half 4 century as
President of Union College cndcarcd him
to thousands scattered over all the States
of the continent, many Of whom have be-
come conspicuous before the world i'll the
Senate, the Cabinet and the camp. Ills
intelligent life embraces nearly all that
there i of the lifetime of the nation. We
know of no living American whose per-
Sonal experience and knowledge embrace
80 much as DIR. Motifs. In this respect
the world has few who are his equals.
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~ Mothers! lIoihCrs!! MoIl,crs!H

~ Mothers! MothCrs!! MOtiiers!!!
Don't fail to procure MRS WINSI.OW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP for CHILDREN TEETH
ING. This valuable preparation is the prescrip-
ton Of one Of the best female physicians and
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for thirty years with failing safety and suc-
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feeble infant of one week old TO the adult. II not
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the stomach and bowels, corrects acidity, and
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will almost instantly relieve GRIPPING IN THE
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the best and surest remedy in the world in all
cases Of DYSENTERY and DIARRHGA IN
CHIADREN, whether it arises from Tcething or
from any other cause. Full directions for using
will accompany each bottle. None genuine I'M
less the fac. sirnile of CURTIS Il PERKINS, New
York, is on the outside wrapper. Sold by all
Medicine Dealers. Principal Office, AZ Dey street,
New York.
Price, Only % cents per bottle
REDING;TON g. Co,
il6 aud 4ls Front street. San francisco.
RICE & LIYERMORE, Agents
ocI2 luw6m Virginia.
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTS,
HGEL0W & BROTHER,

BIGEL0W & BROTHER,
INSURANCE AGENTS,
Northwest cor Montgomery and Sacramento
Streets,
San Francisco, California.
REPRESENTING THE FOLLOWING WELL
II known Eastern Companies, with IL large cash
capital aud ample deposits in san FriIncisco, they
respectfully solicit the patronage Of the pnbilc.
All losses rad at once in GOLD COIN, without
abatement. Policies issued on I'LL classes Of i'll
suraLlc property ut the lowest rates.
COMPANIES REPRESENTED.
Assets.
Hartford Insurance Co.,
of IIartfOrd......... 81, 1OO, 600
Home Insurance Co., of
New York. 100000
Security Fire Insurance
Co., Of New York....... LOCO, 900
Washington Fire Ins. Co.,
of New HOrk........ 100000
Co.. of Irrool.Iyn.... $500
niagara Fire Insurance
Co., Of Ncw............ $4,000
Park Fire Insurance Co.,
Of New York.......... 100000
Arctic Fire Insurance Co.,
Of New Yorl............, 100000
LIFE COMPANIES
Connecticut Mutual Life
Ins. Cos, Assets over. j,OOO,OOO
Equitable Life Insurance
Society, Assets orcr..... 5OO,OOO
ann
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\ CARD.

u Ne-NINAIs
TT HAVING BEEN REPORTED THAT TIlB
L undersigned would not he n candidate for re.
election to the office of Sheriff of Storey county,
the object of this card is to correct snch report
have never said or even intimated to any one
that would not he candidate for reelection
know ofno reason why should not hc-and will
myself make known my intentions when the prop.
or time arrives. w. Ii. HOWARD.
Virginia. y. r., Dee. ), 1863. deg lw
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Total Assets. ...'--.--.-..S lI'sSV'oVV
one HUNDRED AND TWENTY THOU
" SIND dollars in California and San Francisco
Bonds. Deposited with W. T.. COLEMAN Il Co,
and WELLS. FARGO Il Co., for the security Of
policy holders. Letters Of Credit with Wells
Fargo Il Co, to the amount uf over $l,W0,0U.
The above named Companies have paid
through our agency. during the past two years,
One hundred thousand dollars LOSSES in Califor
MIA
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-12-19

II The ynuaI ladies OF / town in Penn
sylvAuia are said 70 be keeping Il list OF the
single drafted nen, AMI noting down the re-
ports OF the cNtminia, board, with / view to
select sound husbands.
The New York herald., 1863-03-30
Prise CAh~s.
CONCENTRATION or VESSELS AND cAR0Onk
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
Before Hon. Judge Belts.

Before Hon. Judge bests.
me yr,ted Stat rs the SssamSr Anne and ker Cdps-
This vessel was captured the Mississippi Sound by the
United States s New London, In November, 1851
No claimant appeared either vessel cargo the
evidence showed that the vessel belonged TO the Con-
fsderates which gag she sailed, and trading
PasclgoGla and New Orleans In violation Of the
blockade TIE Court eHtered decree for the condemna-
ton and i0G 4olture VI the vesse, and cargo.
IN. Untied Stdes the Braq M,aaa ana her faygo-
THIS vessel captured the 18th of February 1853,
b the Victoria Beacon Inlet OIL the coast OF North
Carolina. she had certificate o! Pritish registry,
issued az ebec, by Thomas Norris, dated october 10,
1856 She had also clearance from Nassau, y. p, TO
New FORK Gitsd February TO- 1868, OILS OF ladng and
invoices o cargo, principally salt shipped by Ad6ery
CO.. and letter OF advice to Thomas Holmes, OF New
York. Thorc was claimant 10 contest the libel.
Tho Court said that testimony presents the OF
English procured for the alleged voyage by
house III Nassau which house has been notoliousy
p0yed with great activity since the blockade has been
imnoscl the coasts OF the Carpnas, trading 10 and
from Tie encnys ports n that vicinity il violation Of
the blockade The vessel from Nassau TO
Wilmington, and arrested heading in shore between
Cape Fear and Wilmington No log book found netting
Of her navigation When pursued the master
abandoned her in boat and attempted to run
tho vessel ashore The Court satisfied vessel
was aaysGed with the uteaton o, violating the block
All, Decree ol condemnation and forfeiture.
e UssI Mates tie Sch0Oner irsie her CurlO.
1his vessel captured by The United
Georgia Little river Inlet, February 81, 1853 No
one appeared to contest the libel flied When seized she
had certificate of British registry issued Nassau. De-
cemoer 20, 1862, John C. kahming, that place and
berts OF tho place. The voyage rlbed
froia Nassau To Philadelphia The cargo was 1900
bashels salt and package Of tea. There letter
addressed to the of Sawyer Menende2 with this
paragraph in 1t '.I hope you viii succeed in running
Tue blockade When pursued the crew abandoned her.
ahe Court condemned the vessel and cargo.
The New York herald., 1863-03-30
SurroSnte's Office.
Before Hon. Gideon J. Tucker, Surrogate.

WILL OF EDWIN Z. CHRiSrY.
MARCH 2s-fa he mater Of the petition of the Collie
tnr Of Edwn =. Chrsys estate for order to sell
personai psopery-rhe collector OF estate in
as petition forth that among the articles nventoried
Of the estate the household furniture, pic
tures pasntings &c the house occupied by E. p.
thrsy the OF his DEATH and appraised at 50 1862
that SAID horse i occupied by person named in what
purnorts be the will OF said Chrs.y his wife, that
than forty days have elapsed since Chrstys death
that IN the Judgment OF the collector. IL is necessary for
the preservation ami benefit OF said estate to sell said
property unless the same be amply secured to said col
lector that e and has been since his appointment
collector obliged TO keep hired to watch said pro.
pery at expense OF two or three dollars per day that
it's present position, said property Is not secure that
tho collector has safe place to keep the same except at
pecuary expense to the estate and he therefore
prays that he DO directed to sell said property.
These statements met by an affidavit of Mary Ann
Naples (histy, who alleges that she widow OF the de-
cedont that she had knowledge, she aware,
that the appraisers and collector either Of them had
any intention inventory the furniture pictures paint
appraisers and collector TO the house to take the
same. that she was not privy in any manner 70 the
making o said inventory; and that at said time she
caused the said appraisers and collector to be informed
that the said furniture pictures paintings, &c. belonged
and tho said Edwin z. Christy, deceased, commenced
Housekeeping az No. 96 Grand street, in said city, che
thousand i've hundred dollars: that i've thou
sand 1--we hundred dollars thereof were the proceeds
OF this sale OF real estate she owned IL Phladel
phia. and the balance was money she had on de-
Ioslt in savings bnnks; that all d said furniture,
&C. purchased with her said money. and the same
Insured in her during the lie time Of said Ed
win p Christy and with his knowledge and assent and
the same Is insured in her She further says
that she purchased house with her money and in
her own and that Immediately after she took pos
session Of said house and had removed thereto the urni
trs % contained IN tho house No 80 Grand street. and
that she has since said time occupied said house,
conveyed 10 her aforesaid that she is abundanty
sponsibio mas family and the said furniture is but
little used and not in pershabIe aud will be
better preserved by remaining where Is than by storing
y that aid uruiture pictures psinngs, &c. would be
sacrificed their value sold auction and
tho viii be neither preserved benefited by
slc sao the said furniture &C., entirely secure
and she has intention to them, but to
her residence in said house and possession
said property there until this is terminated by q
judicial deci, o3 II rot longer.
The New York herald., 1863-03-30
rsersonal IntclliCcmce,

General H. Icdlie from Newbern Charles 5. Stratton
General Tom Thumb) and wife: H. Farnum Of Chicago
and H. Sctt Of Canada, stopping at the St. Nicholas
Hotel
General +. " Kinks. of the United states Army
General Fraucs Colonel 5. r. Sanford, of Providence L.
Reynolds u Norfolk, Va. H. K aud Miss Horton OF
Boston ana W Grswold OF Hartford stopping at the
Astor haise.
Captain somcl Brooks, Of the steamship Etna; Colonel
Charles Bargiha and T. b Bigsiow ana family, OF Bos
ton and G. W Chaplin, OF Springfield stopping at the
Everett House
Hon. VIM. II. Hooper, Of Utah; Alien Monroe and w.
W Wright, Of Syracuse Horatio seymour, OF Buffalo;
L,utensnts j. J.. pimmack and D. H. kenzc, OF the
united States Army II. Humphreys. Of St Louis, and
r Chisholm, q Toronto are stopping at the Metropoii
tan uotel
The New York herald., 1863-03-30
SPORTING.

I,RANCis BlTLEw 40 FEfk SLIP. HAS ALL THE
elolee breeds for s1e and uuek, haiicrs lniah
Nanae care and frs ExsftniAasor 70 cnts per hpttc
butief new work 81, D.gs tnafied, rsuc,i Ac Medi.
cfnex al disrasss.
NOR sALE--rrvE YOUNG ITALIAN GnEYHorNp
dogs two largc coach dos. uaex and efrcts ali
szes ono poos c dog KIM ths es o;ts az
rier pups avery lago watch dns. Appg ~ IL fIs,
street top nsor
u,oG sA,E-Two HANDSOME WELL MARKED ENG
sll-h Black ana Tan Terriers saa trrci. AlSD 4, q
han1soue thoroughbred Setter Pups, orangs aud White
Call on or address n. b., No Harrison street
q. oREN. THE CHAMPION OF COLORADO TER|
sy. riorv w gfc q MI Spaifins FL h bon Mers,I
Hail 6s9 broadway. Wednesday even Aprii l. o
wb ch occasion he wi be assisted hy Al o the New Yof
af "A lirook i'm sparrefg - O. Or will cthht nj, thsvv
yion belt worth $50 rNke;s for sale al the dc'rt rrt
Ncents.
The New York herald., 1863-03-30
q IN THE UNDERSIGNED WILL pEf.ry FIR m

din quantities OF hall "n and up"a .) of snnyl
XIII Wait Ash Coat delivered u ar.
of the city At be above price which
4. an purchased oesac aaA 81 ei-
than Obtained re.si dfelcrs tuesday
ana Wcauc sday following carso Of pfs ked Ah kgf AMI
S'Uye fC ~ Ga THURSDAY amt fndaf 20
schuyiai white Range 50 i5 txssrren ned
from ysrd al 81 20 pelNctrd irr, " srage atsys
pritss Il ton ri Sv pounds tae 1t whIca wiz
be guarantees 90 res,ie,l. by tbc written cesltae
JoHN h1GLEY M. 3 Oak strsas. ncar Sew powerr.
The New York herald., 1863-03-30

yNANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN A
w situation seamstrtss and to do light chamberwork
t0 assist with chill ren: operate Singers sewing
chine has lived her ,ast place Call at at 21 7h
ave. between 24th and 25h sts. Best city references
The New York herald., 1863-03-30
COAL.

CUMBERLAND COAL At ks PER TON. o. THE BEST
~ qiaity for smtis' delivered the
price dealers supplied.
The New York herald., 1863-03-30

DosTPoNEaENT.-THE EXPRESS STEAMER Au
Il oCsiA DISSMOKI, which 40 have sailed The
sth INST lor Newbefn n. g., asi Pori ROYAL = q having
been yodaby detained, viii lie shd Tor ,he
places Saturday neA Arril at 0c ocx 4. NJ. fom
spp,y al our eiee. d Broadway. ADAMS ExfREss CO.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-28
Tie Perfection of Mechanism
TIE MkG!C TINE OBSERVER,

DElNG A HUNTING AND OPEN FACE. OR
ID LADy's or CESrLsMLH's MA1cu COMBINED
WITH PArENr SELL -wISFIso iMpRovEMENr.
Toe New York Illustrated News The leading
pictorial paper If the United State in its issue
Of Jan. leah, 1863 on page l47. Voluntarily says
I'VE have bee1 shown Il most pleasing novel;
ty, Of whish the lirBBARp BROS, o. this city,
are the sole Importers. 1t is called the MAGIo
TINS OBSERVER ard is hunting and open-fa
watch combined THIS is one OF tho preitiest
mos, convenient. and decidedly the best ard
cheapest time piece Tor re eral and reliable use
ever offered. IL has within II aud connected
with It's machinery, It's own winding attachment
rendering key entirely unnecessary. The cases
OF this Watch are composed Of two metals, the
outer one being hnc III carat god L. has the
improved raby action lever movement, and is
warran ed an accurate mepiece.'
Price. superb.y engraved. per case OF u half
dozen s2pi 90. Ssmp.e Wa ehes, In neat mo
rocco boxes, for those proposing to huy at whole
sale, $50 sent by express, With bal, "a ,able on
delivery. sdiiers must rcmit payment lii ad :
Vince, as We cannot collect from those Ia the ar
my. Add css
HUBBARD HROS. 4 co. SOLE IMPORTERS.
SorrH Goa. NASSAU 4 JouS srs., NAV loIK
jan l6.dot
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ORIGINAL NoTlCE.

ORIGINAL N0TlCE.
STATE OF IOWA.,
sco1r Counrr, IS.
Aptonius G. Jsmison %. Tasgott Thomas and
Nina Thomas, Fredalis Marti, ct n.
To said defendants
VOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED TRAIT
/ there is now on Als in the Office Of the Clerk
OF tho District Court Of Scott county, Iowa, . pc
tition Of Antoniu &C. Jamison, claiming Of the
said defendant, Trangott Thomss, the sum Of one
hundred and City -tbree dollars, as money due
him on certain promissory note executed by
said Trangott Thomas on the first day Of May,
A. ID. 1856, payable to tho order Of Henry NJ.
Jamison, for the sum Of ninety dollars, PAYABLE on
the first day of May, A. ID. 1869, with interest
thereon at tho rate Of ten per cent. per annum.
said petition also sets out three other notes for
the rum Of ninety dollars each, due respectively
May LIST, 1868. 1864 and 1865, and prays that the
cause DO ontinueG from term to term until said
notes fall due.
certain mortgage on the following described
premises, situsted in tho county Of Scott, and
State Of Iowa, io-wit. The east half OF lot two
90 in block twelve (l2), in tho city Of Dsven-
port. executed by the said TT ngott Thomas on
The first day of May, A. d. 1855, for the purpose
Of securing the payment Of the four above de-
ser bed promssory notes.
The said defendant, FridAlia Marti, 10 hereby
notified that no personal claim 10 made against
him In this action.
Now, unless You appear thereto and defer
DO ore noon Of the second day Of the next term
Of the said District Court, to DO held on the
FIRST Monday Of February, A. ID. 1858, default
will b. entered against you and judgment and
decree DO rendered, ~ prayed IN said petition.
COOK / DkURY,
Attys. for pltG.
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From southampton.

Nav York, Jan. q.
The saxonia arrived from Sonthamp-
ton the 18th.
Ii rnmored that Napoleon renewed
proposals for Joiui mediation IN Antr-
en- The London Ob e,rer saws no such
offer has been made . Eng land.
The Emperor distinctly animated TO
Mr. Dayton his refusal to submit TO any
proposition.
AT the o. cning of the Chamber the
Emperor said the condition OF France
would be ilouri>l,ing il the American
war had not dried mp one of the most
fruitful sources of our industry. have
attempted TO send beyond the Atlantic
advice splrcd 10y sincere sympathy, but
the great maritime powers not thinking
it advisable to act as yet, am Obliged
TO postpone to more suitable oppoltu.
nifty an offer OF mediation, the object
Of which was to stop the .tlusion OF
Blood and prevent exhaustion OF Amer,
lea, whose future cannot be looked upon
with indifference.
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LEGAL.
Notice.

To Mrs. n. Ls Claiss and Ne. G. l.. Daveupo,
Executors Of the estate Of A. L. Clairc. .
Davenport, Iowa. deceased:
VOr AND EACH OF you, AS WILL
L oil whom It may concern, snd especially
parties dessnng to take eonveysnces from said
Executors for any property in the L. Clairs Re-
serve. in the city Of L. Claire, love.
You and each Of you are hereby notified NOT
to make or take any conveyances Of any portion Of
said property. Any zach eonysyasces win DO
contested - fraudulent: l refer parties to my
ern Division), Iowa, vs. A. Le laire, l.. c. Deg
saint, Z. Cook. q. b. Sargent, John r. Cook and
George L. Davenport, fled Juno lS,h, 1890; to pa
gers and record in the Scott County District
Court In Chsncery, case Of Antoine L. Claire ".
A. II. Davenport and others, filed Nay 18th, 1851;
and to notice IN Record Book N, Of town mort
RACES, page 1858 or TO myself, 1t nv once, over
Warren's book store. JAMES NAY.
Rock Island. ILL.,. Dec. 10, V2.ds ll-dlAw2w.
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STATE OF iowa. In the Scott County m.

STATE OF iowa. In the Scott County Dis.
sco1T COUNTY. trict Court.
Geo. >. G. Dow c.. William n. Baker 81 al.
To lillian II. baker, Elizabeth Baker. John B..
ker, Robert Baker, Andrew Sjebert, J. Strauh.
Luman NJ. Strong. Floyd Evans and Edwin
VoUA EACH OF Y0u ARE HEREey
L notified that there 10 now on file in the oiRce
Of the Clerk Of tho District Court Of scott cons.
", Iowa, petition Of George 4. G.. Dov. s,a vinr
that tho title to certain lands in raid cennt1
may be quieted in him, tho said Dov: the s.;S
lands being thus bounded and described. 10 vit
The North half Of the North West quarter Of
Section No. aitecn ,s) and the east half Of the
Ne::. East quarter Of Section No. sixteen tl6I.
IN township No. seventy seven, Rage No.
two(2) East; the East half Of the North Eat
quarter, and tho East half Of tho South East
quarter of Section No Ave ca. and the North
East quarter Of the North East quarter Of SEE aor
No. eight e., in township No. seven. v.,eysn
Oh. Range No two 90 East 5th = N A,.n
the following: Commencing a. mo Son,h Fs.,
corner Of section No. i've IS ]. Township No .sv.
enty- seven ~ Range NO (e), running themes
West twenty Go casins thence n nth six (6l
degrees, East thirty 10 100 Gao lQ-lOO) chains
thence North three and 50 100 degrees.
WsM ntty chains: thence East tssnty
chains, to the North East corner OF said Section
No i've (5); thence South eighty (s0) chains 70
the place Of beginning.
Said petition also prsys that certain iudpmsnta
and mortgages be cancelled.
And nov, unless you appear thereto and defen.
on or before noon Of the "a day Of the nexs term
Of sa;d Court to be holden on the lst Monday q
February, 1868, your default will be entered, and
decree rendered Is prayed for,
GRANT SMITH and GEO. s. C. DOW,
dec 4-'aw4w Attys. for plth.
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LEGAL.
TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS on the ga day Of January, A d
w 1859. Michael Howard executed unto JOSH
ma Dial as trustee, . certain deed Of trust. c,n-
veyine u said trustee the land in scott county,
lows. described a. follows, to vii Lots nauo sss
twenty-six 1901. twsaty-sessn ia and t:snty-
eight 1881 Of DAvenports out 10y 10 Nv .
Of the y W quarter Of the N quarter OF Sec
tioo No twenty.thrss i23 in township NO sevec-
eniy-ejybt l7sl. RS h 9th r II. As tho Same are
nnHber.d AID described on tho plat Of tho sur
vcy of said out lots on rcc1rd in the Recorders
osl;c. of SCOTT county, Iowa. Which said convoy
s1co was made by tho said Michael Howard for
the purpose Of securing the payment Of one GER
signod by said Michael Howard, Tor emo hundred
and eighty-sevcn 2l.l00 1857 2l-lo0l dollars,
dated the ga day Of January, A. ID. 1853, and
payable nine months after date to the order Of
George Il. Davenport, with ten 10 per cent. in
tsrest thereon, upon which note there was paid
Nov. "a, 1889, tho SUN Of ons hundred dollars.
And now, said note having become due and
payable, AID tho said Michael Howard having
failed pay the Same, Joshua ial, Trustee o.
by virtue Of tho power which Is IN me vested by
said deed Of trust, viii, on Saturday. tho sew
enteenth 18th day of January, a. d. ls63, at tho
hour Of two l21 o'clock in tho afternoon Of eaid
cav ut the Court House door, in the city Of Dsv-
IMPORT, expose ani offer for sale. nj public nro.
ton, the D reels Of land above described, or 20
much thereof as shall be sufficient TO satisfy and
ray tho amount Of said note, With tho i1tsrest
thereon to the day Of sale, together with all the
costs and expenses attending said sale, costs Of
thl. notice and Trustees fees. Upon ths compile
ton q such sale : deed will be given in ACCORD.
ance with the stipulation OF said deed Of Trust.
Dated tho 22d day Of December. A. u. 1861
JOSHUA DIAL,
dec 23-ts Trustee,
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EXECUTORS SALE.
70 ,ohom It moy concern

To ,ohom It m0y concsrs:
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT WE,
~ tho undersigned, xecutors of the last viii
and testament Of Jacob V. Robson. lste Of Scott
county, State o! Iowa, deceased, shall, on We'd
nesday, the 9th day Of December. A. b. 1863,
At tho Court House door, in the city Of Davenport.
county and 3 ate aforesaid offer for sale at public
auction, to the highest bidder for cash. the fol-
lowing real estate, lying in said county and State.
to-vt The North East quarter Of the South
East quarter Of Section three l3) 10 township
seventy eight (7s) North of Range four a. East
Of tho 5th r. Al. Said sse to take place ct the
hour Of o'clock r. NJ. Of said day.
ANDREW J. HYDE,l
IL. L. MASON. ; Executors.
JOHNB. ROBESON,l
Dec. 8, lS62-3w