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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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WASHINGTON, June 80

1t is reported in official circles that Gen
IIallcck has been removed and Gen. McClcl-
Ian appointcd.
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An the bonds given by the captains Of
captured vessel, to the commander of Tacony
have been found ON board schooner Archer
and are now in possession of our authori-
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4 dispatch from Baltimore to the mer-
chants Exchang say seccsh in that city state
that they have information that Lee i with
drawing all his forces into Virginia again.
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Atq.3OP. VI. the UNITED STATES will leave for
Whitehall making all the landings, and the Boston
will proceed to ST. Adams via. Port Kent and Platts
burgh.
Tickets for either Excursion can be procured at
the Office Of the company. No. B. American Block
And at the Office on the Wharf.
July LIST. dJt
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WATCHES.

nF every style, both Gold and Silver, for Ladies
" aud Gents which we will sell reduced prices.
BRINSMAID a HILDRETH.
June Q, ISIS.
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INV loEE. July J
Ey the steamer from Liverpool which ar
rived today. we have news from Europe %
the 2lst
The ship Dover Castle from Nclburnc had
arrived with - 900 ounces of gold.
4 Cabinet council was held on the both.
Warlike rumor> arising out of the Polish
question are again prevalent in Paris Sew
eml Russian papers fully anticipate war with
France. Sidcll had a vcrJ long conference
with Napoleon who sent for him and had a
private talk mt breakfast, and did not part with
hun until the Council Of Ministers had as
scmblcd This interview has given strength
20 the rumor that a renewed offer of media
ton IN American affairs, bv Napoleon. Is
likely to he the result of the fall Of Pucbla
TIE Polish Instruction continue, with
VARYING SUCCESSES
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WILLIAM GRACE,


TIE h-hc-r Market prices paid for Gold. Silver
1 and Canada bills.
e. BLODGETT & son
Burlington April i5. dtf
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HARRISBURG. Pa. July J..
The forces Of Gems Meade, Dana and
Couch are being rapidly concentrated and
moving against Lee who is slowly falling
back 10 q formidable position.
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FIRE FORKS l.!

Ever witnessed outside the large cities, and which
will take place on the Fair Grounds where Seats
70 Accommodate 3.0oo persons, 1 RE To ALL.
4 STRAWBERRY FESTH-4L
VIII he held in the Town Hall. both afternoon and
evening, by the Ladies Relief Association.
The Steamers on Lake Champlan and the Rut-
land and Burlington Vt. Central and Vt and Canada
Railroads will carry Passengers attending tho Celo
bration. 20 and from Burlington,
FOR FARE ONE WAY.
Come Old and Young Come one, Come All
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NEw YORK, July /

clothing and gold to he delivered at giteh
points at certain hours
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PHILADELPHIA. June p
Dispatches this morning state that Hooker
e succeeded in getting in the rear of Lee
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NEw loBH. July l.
Thc Trliuue', Washington desratch esti-
mates Lees army at $4,000 The general
opinion in Washington is that the rebels de-
sign after rayaging Pennsylvania 70 strike
for Washington and Baltimore Before doing
this it will be necessary 70 beat Cen Meade :
army who is believed to be fully a match for
the enemy. and it is hoped stron. enough.
not only 20 heat hut - annihilatc the rebel
force.
stuart cavalry after making nearly the
entire circuir OF Washington capturing wa--
on- stores and men almost within range of
the forts dealing harmless blow at the Balti-
more ami Ohio r. d. between Frederick and
Baltimore arl startling the Monumental city
"ut OF sleep 40 midnight have hy this time
i- believed uiutI Ior ia Pennsylvania
40 cons. cradle i.aIy rebels j. believed o.
he no vicinity o. Washington though i- j.
still believed hazardous o. -u outside of tho
limos of d'i.urH> 90 almost any direction
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HEADQUARTERS ABW oI Poruvs,. :
Juug - 4

The Army of the Potomac Is in motion.
and viii soon be- To the front and north
of Baltimore The heavy rains have
made the roads 50 bad that the move
mcnts are necessarily slow.
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DIR. IonIA-' VENETIAN EMINENT.

Died Of croup-What pretty and Interesting child
saw last week But now, alas it is no more
such was the conversation OF two gentlemen riding
in the cars down town. Died Of Group how strange
when DR.. Tobias Venetian Liniment is a certain
cure, if taken in time. Now, mother, appeal
to you It is not for the paltry gain or profit VIC
make, but for the sake Of your infant child that now
lie playing 1T your feet. Groups dangerous dis
ease but use Dr. r5bir-' Venetian Liniment in
time, and it is robbed Of IL; terror. Always keep
70 in the house you may not want il tonight, or
tomorrow, no telling When-but armed with his
Eminent you are prepared let it come when II
will. Price only p cent a bottle. Office, q Cort-
land, Street, New York sold by all Druggists
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Nrw lORE. July |.

NEW loRE, July !.
The Richmond Enquirer contains the fol-
lowing
JAcKsov, Miss. June 9th The firing at
Vicksburg still continues 1t is far heavier
than ever before Official dispatches state
that Gen. Chalmers sunk three transports be
low Memphis on the Goth and disabled an
other.
JAcksoN, Mis-, June 9th
via Mobile. June p.
The firing at Nicksburg ceased at seven
O'Clock this morning.
JACKSON. Miss. June -.
Col. LYONS, commanding cavalry outsIde
of Port Hudson. attacked Col. Grierson in
tie rear Of Banks army yesterday, eaptur-
ing 80 prisoners and - wagons and putting
the remainder to fright.
OsYKA. June p. Gen. Taylor fought
and whipped the Fedcrals opposite Baton
Rouge on Sunday. Very heavy firing was
heard at Port Hudson last night.
Richmond Enquirer Of June 10Th says =
If Gen. Lee means to make Pennsylvania the
seat of war and to make the war support
the war we presume that he would not give
his troops general license to pillage.-
lie would probably order every MAJOR
General to call before him the sherih
of each county on his line Of march and I'M
press from each certain provision and no
small provision, of heeves, horses, silver
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NV YORK. Juno y

New loRE, june -.
Gold sid to-day at As
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PHiApFrrHN. JUNO so
s resolution calling ou Prc,ilen, Lincoln
60 restore Mcclellan {, the command. passed
the Clum,n Council last evening
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" d T &c T..
TO INTtfLID SOLDIERS.

A Ii who have been honorably discharged for
IA wounds or disability and who desire 10 enter
the ISvALID CORPS, where they will receive the
pay as in the Reyviay serrfcs, can obtain any
information they desire concerning the service, &c
BY inquiring Of
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SIC, CHEAP:
2 Octave Pianos for $40

'I'HE undersigned will sell Piano Fortes AZ prices
/ to suit the times. First class oct. Rose wood
case front round corners. over strung has. with
cellent tone and action, price s2lo- oct carved
les and mouldings $500.
Every instrument warranted 10 give sHfirs sat's-
facfion, otherwise the purchaser will be under NO
obligation TO keepit Small profits quick sales, and
satisfaction guaranteed is the motto. For further
particulars address
J.P WHIPPLE, Westford, VI.
June 18th dawZrn
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CGs0rrh Snuff.

DIR. NARsUALL's HEADACHE
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Wv NnRk. limo

NV UNN. y NTI'- -
Gen. Hancock has been assigned 10 the
command Of the 2I army corp
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STARTLING: rKrE-TirEvoL-

NTAK IT IINts. Bt I NJ IT III Vfs-
unteers are Drawing the dangers Of Fever, ssurvy,
Wounds and Cholera. Many gallant fellow will
leave his bones to bleach, who by the aid Of HOL-
LOwAY'S PILLS AND OINTMENT, would have re-
turned to his family strong and healthy. Soldiers,
try them Only 35 cent. per box or pot. 226
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PLATED WARE.

HANDSOMEST Tea sets ever opened here, lee
III Pitchers, Butter Dishes, Spoon Cups, GOhlets,
salt Dishes Children's Cups, Napkin Rings, Knife
Rests Tea and Table Knives, and the finest stock Of
Rogers Brothers Forks and Spoons Of various
neat patterns and standard quality, at BRINsMAIDs
Old Stand, Church Street
June 18th dswtf
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GRiCE'S CELEBRATED SiLTE.
SURE RELIEF FOR THE SUFFERER.

DUNE EELIEF run ne OUTrChEns
This Salve IS q vegetable preparation, invent
ed in the 18th century, by On. WV. GRACE,
surgeon in King James's army. Through its
agency he cured thousands Of most serious sores
and wounds tha: bafled the skill Of the most
eminent physicians Of his day, and was regarded
BY all who knew him as public benefactor.
ersee's Celebrated salve cures Burns.
Graee's Celebrated salvs cures scalds.
Grace's Celebrated salvo cures Flesh Wounds
Grace's Celebrated salvo cures Corns.
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Gr,ce's Celebrated sslve cures Frozen Limbs.
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And from Sores and Wounds of the most serious
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Soldiers, Sailors, and Fishermen, viii find this
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l: has none of the irritating. heating proper
ties Of other remedies, but cools, cleanses, and
heals the most serious Sores and Wounds.
Every family and especially those containing
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trial 70 cure old and invcterate Sores.
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Pm. % ~snf. amt 81 Per Bor.
Great -sying j. made hy taking the larger size.
Each h.x has the above cut and the fac-simile of
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General Agents for New England
GRAtr->S tLvE can hc obtained M all the respect
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April 10Th. l-t-i- WHY'S
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CHAPLAIN TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY
Very low rates Of fare,

have made arrangement. for serious ci excursion.
from the New Wharf during the day and evening at
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The report Of the Change soon extended
to the several corls and the officers babe
farewell to Gen. Hooker The appointment
of Gen. Meade gives universal satisfaction,
and all express their determination to extend
70 him the hear.iest co-opcrelon.
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SIX X T =.
New Article OF Corsets-
Also, New skirts Of IT.
EDWARD BAHLcWs.
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co : EFT .

4 % X : y Il ~.
DECEIVED this day 4
III Extra Nice Quality.
-io-s styles, a.
June 18th. 1883. ctf
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June 2. dkrtf
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\ great variety n large Photographs o. IN, beau
tiful scenery Of Vermont ou exhibition anil f,r
sale
ALSO
Two Dozen fine ster,"-,oric view from di1rr-.t
parts oC The state.
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JAoksoS, Miss, June 9th !
JACKSON. Miss, June -.

The firing at YicksburS ceased at seven
u clock this morning.
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PHOTOGRAPHS.

For FF4Nre, Of any size from MALE; minia-
ture 70
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Post Nfl5u winter lima table.
ArI.va, AID Departure Of the Maiis.
rssropfIcK AZ ,.vssronr. IOWA.


E ssrges Mali Closes at A. NJ. ani ~ y
NJ. Araes al 10 A, ii. aad IA l.. N Sunioy-
excepted
AksrERs MAIL Closes vt y A. NJ. Arrives
n .. y. Suud y okctpei
AoRrnsRN low, Man - .usss at : " +. NJ
ArIet atiIg T. NJ.
Sou1HER> Iowa MAiL--Cioses at s A. NJ. A.
Fiye- al 4 l., NJ.
MOTHERS 81. DEWITT. - Closes Sunday, Tues-
day and THURSDAY atsj4 T.. NJ Arrives Tue,da
Thursday anl ~ulurd y Mt Z. NJ.
kouTk NJ. lU1ll VA bIue Grass. etc-Closes
Monday. Wednesday IN Friday al 81 eek. = "
Arrives Tuesday, Thu,iday and >atur lay at y
O'Clock NJ
KcurE 20 l0eis Via Tipton Closes Tuesds,
and Irday al ~ o'clock NJ at'.ves Tuesday anu
Friday al Il O'Clock ~.
IL ~ M. iOgl7-V'a Pntfal - Closes rridn,
n, ; clock A N arrives Saturday ~ 8 O'clock
pm
KoUTS No. lO35A-Yis Walnut Forks and nix
on loses Weauesday ~ sI4 J. u Aisivs-
SAtutd y ct =.
uFFicK liotEs. Office open AT o'clock VI
Gen, cal d,is.r. closed at n oclock I. NJ on :,
closed ats u',lnek T. Vi. OH open on Su Day
from io2 'cl.ok T. NJ.
I1g A. the prucIpa m.l are carried by Raj
Road, all the time as sute1 herein viii tt
k.il DOsD iIss, the clock in the -ureriutond
eut's Office, NJ, y ils. Depot, BENZ the stand
ART CilA~ II ~, al ca +. -.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

ORIGINAL NOTICE.
STATE OF IOWA.l
Scolr CoUhrY,
"I Mn. :, -amison ss Trnsott Thomas and
'n' .nomas. frcdaliA MART, et al.
40 said defendants
You ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT
1 there Is now Oh die in the office Of the Clerk
OF the District Court Of Scott county, Iowa. De.
nti'n Of Antoniu &c. Jamisou, claiming of the
said defendant, Trangott Thomas, the .um Of one
hundred AMI 6fty-three dollars, as money due
n'n on certain promissory note executed by
said Irangott Thomas the first day Of MAY.
A.. -. 1896, payable TO the order Of Henry ii.
Jamison, for the sum Of ninety dollars pava bic ON
the hrst day Of May. A. d. 1862, wih Interest
thereon at the rate Of ten per cent. per anpum.
said petition also sets out three other notes tor
the rum OF ninety dollars each, due respectivc,v
May LIST, 1868. 1854 and 1865, and prays that tho
cause 90 continued from term TO term until said
notes fall due.
Said petition also prsys for the foreclosure of a
CERTAIN mortgage on the following described
premises. situated 10 the county OF Scott. and
State OF lOwa, to-Wit. The east half OF lot two
~ In block twelve 12). in the city OF Dsyeu.
port. executed BY tho said TT ngott 1homa. on
he first day Of May. A. b. 1855. fos the purpose
OF securing the payment Of the four above do
scr bed prom'esory notes.
Tho said defendant, Fridalia Marti, is hereby
notified that n pers0DAl claim 10 made against
him in this action.
NOW, uriess you appear thereto and defer d
DO ore noon Of tho second day Of the next term
oil the said District Court, to b held on the
nrst Mond,y OF February, A. b. 1868, default
wiil DO entered against you and judgment and
decree DO rendered, ~ prayed il said pes,ii-n.
COOK DkUkY,
w.. ;. 80, A,,ys. for ptf.
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STATE OF Iowa. In the Scott Co,,,. M.

o.AlE VI IOWA. In the Scott County III.
G oo'T soukTr. t,iet Courr.
leo y o. Dow %. William h baker 4 a,
10 iii,am Il. heker, Elizabeth Baker. J.bn Ba.
kunan N. Strong. Floyd Evans s.d Ea win
VoUfAND EACH OF You ARE u,pv,v
L notified thst there 10 nov On Gle In ~ : am..
OF the Clerk Of the distinct Court Of scott co.n'
y, Iowa, petition Of George :. C. Eov nr.s i..
mat the title to certain lands In ssid ceonrx
may DO ?ui.ied IN him, the said now; the -
n lands being thus bounded and described ID
Inc North half Of the North u 80 20 Wit !:
Seo!,o1 No. fifteen tl5), s.a NE. quarter Of
IN Township No. .ss.. No. sixteen (ls),
two (2l East; t1s = -'y-sev.n. Range No.
qusr,er al r. tast half Of the south East
Est ~. sction No. Eve CO.. snd the N.rth
NJ .rier u the N r,h Fac, quarter Of Section
e,gnt e., in township No. sevcn,y-.eve
~ Range No two 90 East 6.s = N. Alec
the follow ng Commanding ., the =. nth last
corner Of >eo'ien N. Eve 81 Tow, ship No. sew.
.n'y -se,en az Range two (2l running thence
Ecst twenty l2O) chs,.s thence \ r,h sx (sl
degrees, last thirty ~ 100 $50 l, -lOOJ chain.
thence North three snd 50 10y devr. e..
West fifty chains; thence East tscn,y
chains, 70 tho North last corner OF said s,c,ion
No five go; thence south eighty (sO) chains to
the place OF beginning.
said petition also prsys that certain judsmsn,s
and mor'gsg . be cancelled.
And no~. uGiees yon appear thereto and sefen,.
on or before noon of the ~ day u the next term
Of said C,ua to be b. lden on the Ist Monday ~
Fsbrus y. 1868, yGur default = ill 10 entered = nd
dscree Rendered as p eyed for.
GRANT saith aud GtO. y. C.DOW,
900 s-'s~Aw Attys fer plt6.
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EXECUTORS SALE.

To schom Il nay concsrs:
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT We.
~ tho Undersigned xecut RS Of the last viii!
and testament OF Jacob V. kobesOn. late OF Sco,s
county, state OF Iowa, deceased rhsll. on We'd
nesday, the 2hh day Of December. A. u. ls63,
nj the Court House door, 10 the city Of Davsrpst.
county ate aforesaid, offer tor sxle =, public
auction. TO the higt est bidder tor cash. the fol-
lowing real estate, lying in said county snd state.
to-wit The North East quarter Of the south
EAT quarter Of section three go. 10 .ownsh,p
seventy. eight lTs) Noltn OF Range four a. East
Of the b T.. Al. Said talo 70 take place A. ,he
hour OF o'clock p. N. Of said day,
ANDREW nYDE,l
u. L. MAsON, Execntor,.
JOHNB. ROBESON)
Deo. 8, lS62.3w
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.
AFTERNOON REPORT.



FoRr MoHsor, Jan. 81.
The Richmond Examiner of Saturda,
contains the following
CnARLEsToS, Jan. 80.
The Federal gunboat J. J.. Smith, car
wing II guns aud $50 met, surrendered
Internationally to our forces this forenoon
af or " sharp engagement nj Stono nver
The cnciny's loss was heavy. One man
wounded on our si]c.
Another Federal gunboat escaped IN
crippled condition.
Tie following extract is from letter
written by Acting Assistant Paymastcr
Fred X. 1ompson, Of the steamer Nc"
! London. has bcen Furnished ~ the See
rotary of the Navy On Saturday even
ing, January 10Th, we arrived OF Calves.
! ton. aud soon the Captain report q
d Tic il . ;"fiiecr 10 prepare Tor acton
and 90, uuder wcisn. Tnc brooklyn
stopped ahou two miles iro'n me Fof''
while the New London aud selota went
~ close ID l,au. il possible, The me
~ an, bait lies which the rebels NAY
"tetted Surrounding the Fort,
~" 1,i., ~! =" teat, o. the troops, and
toward taem our fire WAS ''ecl u nc
uslI VA, opened 10y the Brooklyn, '"c
> toto following with her / | inch par
lot guns.
On one extremely Of the town, while
We we've on the front, ut the o,hcr X
trcmty We opened with one parrot and
one SAWYER, but elected no response.
We were then within mile and hall
Of the Font, and opened fire on the en-
campment-.
The Sc GA then came after ne, while
the Brooklyn went towards our range ol
guns and planted shell from dis
lance o. nearly thee miles. Wc were
rolling tremendously, and had to fire the
more. Oar s,alhoar 30peundcr was
fired, and the shell exploded j. he Fort.
aud soon down came the rebel flag, the
halyards hcln5 cut.
A!lcr firing several geol shots The slg
nal went mp from tc f4g ship 70 com
uencc acton We came about, and rs
we returned field piece battery opened
upon Us Tie shot, icll about 20 ,ods
ON Us. We gave them hoal,ilc,
nul tht Sriot.o fired 3 mel shells, all oi
which struck aud exploded in the battery
\ ilc ,lrct Of which must rave been tire
ucndous. Judging from what We coul,!
see thr, u !. the CLASS. We could sec the
4
10 night our squadron is bel { r. iniorccd
10y two gnnhoat, carving lGinch guns
lo-mol,ow be NJ sunday nothing will
bc done. but when Tic bon.bardment Is
renewed it Will hr terrific.
falNest N is a doomed town.
Monday We shall Nv topass the Forts
at the moull. Of tic harbor.
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LEGAL.
TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS on tho ed day Of January, A d
w 1857, Michsel Howard ex cgted unto JOSH
| IA Disl as tru tee, q certain deed Of trust. G "a.
v@ying to said trustee the land in scott county,
Iowa, described rs follows, to Wis. Lon numbers
twenty-six f26l, twcnty.,eysa Ia and twenty-
eight 1851 Of DAvenpor,s out lots 10 subdIyislo"
I OF the \ W quarter Of the N h. quarter OF sso-
ton No twenty three l25l in township No ssvsc-
! enty eight f7sL. RS b 5th 7 d. rs the sa1s are
pu a. bored AID dc cribcd on she pat Of the sur
vsv OF said out lots record in tho kecorder's
Office Of scott county, Iva. which said convey
aace was made by the said Michael Howard for
tho purpose OF securing the payment Of one Ger.
.igned by said Mi;hael Howard, fr enc hundred
and eighty-sesen Il loo 1851 2l.lo0l doll ,rs,
dated the ga day Of January, A. -. 1859, and
p,ya'Ie nine months after date % the order Of
George u. Davenport. with ten lol per cent in
terest thereon, upon which note there was paid
Nov. II. 1859, the sum Of ore huniiet dollars.
And now, said note having become due and
payable, aid the said Michael Howard having
failed pay the ssme, J, shuA isl, Trustee ~
by yivue Of no power which IL IN mo vested by
said deed o. trust, viii, on Saturday, tho sew
elteenth i7h day Of January, A.D SO, at the
.our Of two o'clock in the afternoon Of raid
dry, AT the Court House door, In the city of Dav-
export, expose and ofer tor sale, at public aus
ton, tho = reels Of land above described, or 80
much thereof shs all DO sufficient to satisfy aud
Jay the amouat Of said note, with tho interest
thereon to the day OF sale. together with all tho
costs and expens Attending said g lie, costs Of
this rotiae and Trustees fees. Upon III, compile
tiop Of s.ch sale deed viii Le gwen in accord.
ance with the stipulation Of said deed Of Trust.
Dated the ga day VI December. a. d. 1862.
JOSHUA DIAL,
dec % Il Trustee