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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-03-11
Notice TO Creditors.

Pierce County Court-1n Probate.
In the matter of the estate # John Shan
non deceased. To all whom it may concern.
T ETTERS of administration on said es-
1 A tate having been issued TO A II Young in
said county. on the 9th day of October. 1862.
and six months from and after said day being
allowed and limited for creditors to present
their claims for examination and allowance !;
notice is hereby given that the undersigned
will OH the first Monday OF
April next. at 10 o'clock of said
day. at my office in the city of Prescott.
receive, examine and adjust all claims
and demands of all persons against said de-
ceased.
n45.w4 VIM. HowEs, Go Judge.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-03-11
TEACHERS INSTITUTE.

The Spring Institute for Pierce County
will commence at Prescott on Monday, April
9th. at 10 o'clock A. M, and continue through
the week. Arrangements are made for such
assistance from experienced eachers, as will
make the exercises in the highest degree in
structive and interesting.
The exercises each day will consist of dis.
cussions and hints upon the best methods Of
imparting instruction, class drills, &C., &c
Lectures, every night
1t is particularly urged upon erery tsacher
in Pierce county to be present during the en-
tire session, as well as those who sre candi-
dates for teaching. 1t is also expected there
will be a large attendance from abroad.
For the benefit of those teachers who have
frequently cnquired for Books and Aids on
the subject Of teaching, arrangements have
been made for supply ofsuch works to be
on hand at this Institute.
A teacher should no more enter upon his
duties without suitable aids. than the lawyer,
physician or clergyman without his library.
Yet how few of our teachers are ever found
with any such books upon their tables
Those who wish certificates for the coming
season, will be taken into sepeTate room
and examined on Friday and Saturday, while
the exercises of the Institute will continue as
usual.
Teachers, on arriving will report themselves
at the Seminary, where places will be assign
ed them. Citizens who will consent TO enter.
tain any number of these teachers will leave
their names. either with the undersigned or
at the Book Store of Mckee. 1t is hoped
that commends bic liberality will be shown
on this occasion
w. 7. HATCH, Co. Supt
Prescott, March 9, 1863.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-03-11

sY- At the Democratic meeting on Satur-
day, a sum of money was raised to purchase
some political tracts called Concentrated
Extract of Abolitionism." Several persons
who think home productions should be en-
couraged, have requested US to print DR..
Beardsley's speech at the war meeting IN the
basement of the brick church. soon after his
return from Corinth That speech was judged
tionism."
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-03-11

re Mr.. WALwoRrH, of the Richland
County Observer. who is member of the
present Legislature, writes in his editorial
correspondence as follows in regard to
the Chief Justcship:
In Mr.. Dixon we have the advantage
of IA large legal experience, besides the
assurance of a true loyal man, warm
supporter of the Government, the Union
and the Constitution.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-03-11

In his recent speech at the great
Union meeting at indianapolis, Governor
Johnson, of Tennessee, declared himself
unqualifedly for the policy Of the Govern
ment as whole. He said:
81 am for the Government and all
measures necessary to maintain it. Is
not this Government, the embodiment of
the principles of human liberty, worth
moro than the institution of slaveryi 1t
is but as the dust in tho balance"
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-03-11

THROW IT TO THE DoGs.-If every house
wife will throw her cheap, worthless kinds of
saleratus and soda to the dogs and use only
the Chemical SelcYat,tS, there will not be so
much yellow. heavy bread and biscuit to be
seen, and consequently not so many dyspep-
TIC, ailing persons. Get paper, and if it does
not suit, your money will be refunded.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-03-11

IrEMs.-At the race at Hastings last Thurs.
day, Archy's stallion, Flying Morril, took the
purse, making the three heats, mile and ten
rods. in 800, o:55, 2.52.
- Mr.. PARMErER's house in Beldenville,
was burned down a few days ago, and all the
furniture lost.
= Read NAT. CAErEsrEss eloquent letter,
on the fourth page.
- NJ. H. FIrCH has been promoted to Ma
ior of the 2lst. His promotion. STAGE enter
ing the srmy. has been rapid, and no doubt
deserved.
Remember the lecture by Mr. NILSSON.
tonight
- Large quantities of ice are being packed
on Lakes Pepin and st. Crsix for transporta-
ton below.
&C. W. PnArr is teaching music at Spar
Ia, Wis.
The Red Wing Republican estimates there
are 100000 bushels of wheat in store at that
place.
- II the farmers who have facilities would
save money and make money this spling they
will tap every maple tree, and make all the
sugar they can. Common sugar is now worth
- to IA cents per pound, and may advance TO
20 cents.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-03-11
NO. as.
II WENTlETH REGIMENT VISION.

~ WENTlETH REGIMENT VISION.
l. SIN VOLUNTEERS !-This brave
and glorious regiment rethires 900 men to
complete their old organization. Patriotic
and noble young men now is your time to
enlist. and become bold solcier boys. Armed
and equipped as the law directs. follow our
heroic commander through the wilds of Ar
States. in defence of the Union. S25 of the
SlOG bounty in advance and to those having
families, S. per mshih from The Stale and
IS per month from the county, d Sl3 per
month from the u. s. Government
For further PARTICULARS. enquire of II. c.
Strong, Captain Commanding Recruiting
Party, Ripon, Wis
serjt j. D. BROWN,
Recruiting Officer, Pierce Co via.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-03-11

20 The HowAnD ASSOCIATION Of Phila-
selphia. Notwithstanding the war; and the
the relief of the afflicted with its usual zeal
throughout all the loyal States. We believe
it is highly useful and honorable Institu-
ton.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-03-11

TAKE NoTroE.-The Baptist sociabIe will
be held in this city on Tuesday evening of the
18th, ct the residence of L. d. Newell. All
are contially invited to attend.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-03-11
independent Candidate for Chief Justice,
LuTEER S. DIX O N
A Voice from the Army :!
FROM THE LYON GUARDS.
Their opinion of Copperheads.

L. A. TAYLOR, I'D. JoUR.-EnclOsed
please fud ths true feelings of Co. A.
I2.h Reg. Wis. Volunteers, and what
we feel 70 be the sentiments of the army
generally. Respectfully yours,
0. I. MAxsoE.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-03-11
[J ACTION, ACTION

NOT CRITICISM IS THE PLAIN
DUTY OF THE HOUR. Words are
now useful only as stimulant to blows.
The office of speech now, is only to point
out when, where, and how, to strike to
the best advantage.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-03-11
Democratic Meeting.


PREscoTT, March 9. 1858.
The Democratic meeting adjourned ON the
sth inst. at o'clock P NJ. this day. D. s.
Smith in the chair.
On motion, the clerk being absent, j. NJ.
Bailey was elected secretary pro tenn.
- Upon call the proceedings of the former
meeting read.
Upon motion of j. ". Beardsley, a COM
mittee OF ten was appointed to present off,
GERS for permanent organization of County
Democratic Club. The following were cho~
sen as said committee. tu-wt:
Geo. Jacobs, John Misgen. Fredi Huber, j.
W. Beardsley w. n. Sonderman, j. II. Will
kinson, Jos. Barrett, Amos Saunders and n.
S. Dunbar, and J. NJ. Whipple was chosen as
clerk of said committee. The Committee re-
ported the following names for permanent
organization
For President, J. W. BEARDSLEY.
Secretary, C. s. DUNBAR
Vice P's. lst W'd Prescott, y. s. Dunbar;
do Cd do do d. NJ. Lusk;
Vice Prest for Clifton. j. II. Wilkinson:
d, River Falls, Ii. Proctor;
do Oak Grove, P. NJ. Simon;
do d. Bluff. T McCue;
do 1'rimbelle. Jos. Barrett;
do Perry, Fred Huber;
do Martell, NJ. Station;
60 FL Paso' Thos. Hurley;
do Hartland, ". Darlington;
do Trenton, D. Taylor;
10 Isabelle, Chas. fyl Ter;
do Z. Valley. DR.. Green;
do Union, Chas. Davis;
do Salem, NJ Cetter
Report accepted and committee discharged
On motion. Geo. N. Houghton was elected
Treasurer of tie Club.
The meeting wa. addressed by DR.. Boards
ley, Esq. D. NJ. Lusk, and j. W. Hill.
On motion of j. W. Beardsley. it was re-
solved that when this meeting adjourn it adj
journ to meet at the County Seat on Satur-
day.
Upon motion the President appointed I
Sven, c. Sterling, and Peter Bott as COM
nlittee to procure flag for the Club.
On motion, seven dollars was appropriated
for the purchase of pamphlets and papers.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
j. w. BEARDSLEY. Pres't
J. NJ. BAILEY, Sec'y.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-03-11

at Central City. Colorado Territory, Feb
5th 1863, GEORGE POWELL TAYLOR, son of
Rev. Chauneey Taylor, aged &c years.-and
Z months.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-03-11

~ ISEAsES OF THE NERVOUS. Sc
~ MINAL. URINARY AND SEXUAL
SYSTEMS-new and reliable treatment--in
reports of the HOWARD ASSOCIATION
Sent by mail in sealed letter envelopes free
of charge. Address Dr. j. SxILLIN HouGH-
TON. Howard Association, No Q South Ninth
St, Philadelphia, Pa. We ms Iy
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-03-11

o. T. MAxsos Ira A Williams
Francis Hoyt John n Whipple
S NJ Russell FL Van Warner
A Mckee AT Waltz
w P Dale h + Wilson
VIM Pumpkin II j Walker
Warren Libby Jas Ward
G Allen John f Young
J E Allen Henry Barlow
e Boughton Wallace Kelsey
n Brooks j n Holman
E BlaisdeIl II n Holman
n Blaisdoll George Hope
G A Biele G c iIempell
VIM A Burnett VIM Hodges
J Bolcomb j N Hager
Henry Bowers VIM S Jay
Jas Colgar J D Jones
E o C.erand j n Lease
J Caruthers Louis Lafoe
IT Crippeu L d Levings
Thos Carr IL Levings
r Costello W Law
W S Dennison W G Loring
D l. Dresser " + Miner
F GarIdt D Mcintyre
James Gibbs Jas Mley
Robert Gibson Q E Meacham
NJ Hawley John McMllien
B J Humphrey JAS MeGeorgs
\ K Hammer JAS Nichols
John Z Hay D B Northrup
Albert Sanford Il n DIN
S E Seely % OLSON
C II Tickncr A F Ottman
E Tubman John Quirk
r Triggs II RYDER
L G Stiles S G Roberts
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-03-11

Last week 4 little boy was run over at
Wabashaw by one of Burbank's stages. and
killed
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-03-11

The Position OF THE How. ROBERT
G. WINTHROP, OF MASSACHUSETTS,
On the 22d. Mr.. Winthrop made a
speech at Boston, in which he said:
Nothing remains for us now but to
cling fast to thr Union ourselves. We
must uphold the Constitutional Govern
ment of our country whoever else assails
it. We must stand by the Flag Of on.
Fathers in whatever keeping we find it.
Above all, we must strengthen the hands
and encourage the hearts Of our armies
in the field. assuring them that however
we may differ about measures or abou;
men, we all agree in the most earnest
wishes for their success, and are eager to
afford them every aid and comfort in our
power,
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-03-11

wLawyers' mouths arelike turnpike
,a:es--never open except for pay.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-03-11

Land 80 Rent.

- ACRES, three miles from Prescott 90
s)e) acres of it is " ew breaking "-35
acres stubble. Enquire of
CHARLES THAYER.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-03-11

re- The time has come ,0hen all
,,rlousies, oil divisions. all personal
sims and aspirations should be banished,
10 that united are may all stand by the
iateqrify Of the RepoJhc.-SEcRErARY
CHASE.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-03-11
u [, FOR ONE SAY,

STAND BY OUR UN7R Y :
The Representatives of our country, who
carry its Flag, we MUST SUSTAIN,
or all is gone. If man cannot say
thus, and act in accordance Herewith,
and be Democrat, then the party may
may count me out.-A. E. ELMoRE.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-03-11

TyOR neatly execpt.d Job Work come to
II the JoUsNAL OFFICE
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-03-11
pREsCOTT JOURN AL,
SEE, FOURTH PAGE.

.PFSCoTT, WEDNE'Y. MARCH IL 1863
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-03-11

! hereby certify that the foregoing RESIDUE
ton was passed at meeting of the Common
Council March 5. 1863
E. W, HAvILAxD, City Clerk. pro tenn.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-03-11
RESOLUTION.

Resolved by the Common Council Of the
City of Prescott, That the Treasurer Is here-
by instructed TO dispose of the cash on hand
belonging to the city. in the following MAN.
ner Redeem three hundred dollars orders
that have been presented for payment. and
pay tho oldest judgment against the city. and
have the balance endorsed on the next oldest
judgment.
G. A. DILL, Mayor.
E.w. HAvILAsD. City Clerk, pro TEN.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-03-11

--THE WISE AND ECONOMICAL
WAY-the way to lasting peace-the
best, and shortest and surest way out. is
right forward in the paths that armies
tread. There is no other deliverance.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-23
Times special. /
w AGttrsrrTa~

WAslIINGToN, Dec. 90.
HousE-The committee on WAYS and
means to day finished the naval appro-
prIatlon bill. There is very little reduc.
ton from the estimates made BY the
committee.
1t was determined no. to meet again
until after the holidays, when they VIII
take up the recommendations of tie
treasury, financial and Others.
The Senate to-day made the Pacific
Railroad committee standing commit
tee of that body of ulnc members.
The Senate judiciary committee meet
tomorrow to take up the charges against
Senator Hale. More than one LAWYER
in the Senate and House do not hesitate
to say that they would rather resign
their seats than surrender their psofes-
eional practice in Washington.
The veteran regiments in the Army Of
the Potomac arc to receive tn II bounty
money Immediately. The frs install.
ment will amount TO 500 per man.
The number of men tom the Army Of
the Potomac who re enlisted for tie ,
is over 10000
The sentiment Of the Senators respect
ing the $500 exemption is y holly chang
cd. They will st'ike out The exemption
clause and not insert any amount IL i,
place. TIE en,ral te,ligg is til TIC
army must be filled ~ and he war viz.
orously prosecuted to an end.
Senator Wilson will soon introduce
bill for the enlistment Of soldiers in thu
rebelllous States persons SO enlis,ug Il
enter any regiment in the field from Ii,
loyal States they may selec,. The dc
sign is to get them into vete5al regi
ment, and at the same time to cnlarg,
the field from which the loyal States car
draw troops.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-23

]. ora sPEtIAL IIsPACHEs.
Kings whips neenan ~
Minutes.
Our Monitors not Disa bled
The $500 Clause to be
Stricken Out.
PoRTLAsp. Dec. %.

-, PoRTLAsD, Dec. 90.
!hc steamer Jnra from Lverp, oil With
advices to the 10th inst, arrived this
morning, bringing accounts of the crca,
prize fight between Heenan and King,
winch took place on lie morning Of tue
ION. h'ng won in % rounds, the fight
lasting 81 minutes.
London Tines says but little science
was displayed on either size. Heenan's
game throughout seemed to he to close
ana put the hug on, or to crush his al
tagon'st by dashng him violently to the
ground. Kings tactics were different
ana moro creditable. 1t is rumored that
Heenan shoulder is broken.
- LATER.
Inc hight took place near Turnbridge.
h'ns was victorious in 25 rounds, the
hght occupying IS minutes. No details
are given, but it is rumored that Hee-
mans shoulder is broken.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-23
aaansiCSsaan oeiee .

1hsre ire ngHH lre. atotions s11{ rn9sr he
name o Btiets pit gpgft bott{es c96s 23ust Z
ri n fae cbespe.t th1.hegeg coAp,o, f2a, costiug
fo" ~ - cont pr gat9i, the tas'e d. Jeised ~
da,.c G3rtcn&cf.s u
atss u Baters dpfe co ,s6H aa4 ,sjt} c9n-
tine 70 . Sc, os tong aoy can Be s95a huuayc9s
e atr q nth q tsetr a3snra. Bg tatir uss the
az" ~ 4. n continually ui4ey hc ,aReeaceo o, ~
ct2fc ttbnf g u ne ,eoJt tint tie al stre for
h4aer ereaie8 mi hsp NJ, end H. ,e5plt IL ali
- .-r,tsss otteadaRt eD9i. a dr9setss f5{q ard
d
,eho destre md ,yili haze L.gyor
l'stt@'" publish tie 1otio,otle feceiH: GU one
/ 8t'ie 4t.s,tiand GeSIaal ss3.fers. ra7
M e0see o9asis ~ good saf!,.v ~
y .41slE aud The rant setH 0e u Drep45ofion
q oA Ear c1cai ~ ae3teal eirtse ~ tsae ~
| G. lhc3 cng q 1Ae Ltoqor L,tery ss tie nr,fg,
90 @ts cost mnch tess. ioa w.N Aure I'll tie
rntaes ~ AceAand'- Giiteis q coane..i Il.
'gtft good oftice q Ltqs9r q . aaei les Dgiee
taGp besc eniertV.' prcD1raf tons if5i5 cost yon
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-23
Attention Soldiers. and
EfrRefaGts el' Soldiers.

| 70 eoll .Loattenf7# r, q. ri f.,-r raI-s ;. =
| friends 10 ITO a-.r !. no s.. st 49, a .f.
| LANDS torreau rs t-13+ VI { c.--o air e..
| OF tae diseases il@E--d ~ cxaasrsa ana 4.r;vs
! ton nele ent IL Ca.13 i..e. ia 40 f.et ~
| lisar II g. 6sliy 81 tie 1c@soare... an. .h, ~
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L csso 5-s. 1,,,.eea - q. CO.
rhaa titt.ts s.sas 80. ~;
d r. :ts ] s. ago =, rgaas a.e sz.a..,y -
| ne ne .Ya ? hesitAt Oh in st.tsa1 No.
! II 1tss r. free r tse.l e51,.. ,,,- III
/ IL :. Q. lives .aigne b. saved tI5z = 9TH
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c3 aa icaiar attention L. go + ff,r-; s.
! s ic a1d ri antfseni .sed es.rs -
4 heroes a - le. Z, 80 III 49,,
TIa7 u 2 "ae 51e1 saYei D III. Bitter.
: LI!I.aan rpHlA. anr,st 13ea
~ y5as4 = i-eaas = tIeI roq.'en,a, W..
! Is e. Fl ,e..~e4 Biitcis has fs-o1 ,o-, 'l;rr
J I6.t ssao.l.ist4ke in Ills IA i vorcb I. ~ -
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are 81 enlei and = 80 ygafc fi,,tv eesr;,,. ~ al
! tie citea.r7taascg e Iayesq, - an4 49,
| hem fsr5 ne f#.t i,.ur cears n ,an,yfs- - -
| r,a,'s caIat rqfs.i hsrtg,.- az 4 ,,,,,r,A, s1s
are commend =, MS. Il i. 49, I..,' X.
exnasu- at5s,javt up.n nv avj,,- a.. -
W. a.sekel ii. eyen,1erlass ss;t,, ~,
Of the 1lue,r. ar ,7,s e, - :. -. ~.
| boe itaf. rbis ,yas f,ile.,of - -, ~ nc
heipht-rea bv m attack y. dvsart,rg - -
removed from The White uogse 49,, -, - -, ,u
,c,y on boa.d Of steamer t3t of -,
which Handed a The - IL o .Iuna So ~.
finn, fav-, ba.., .f,o,r - r. - = ''se 'hss
he ma sin re+a;r !, .r.r, = ohe ceuia
veal, Or rnore I ,gTe.c r,.i, s,a, ,.'.S ioF
thing and II I 9;9 r,c. . ~ III - Low any
nndirtaiy thtogn rnas.s ''o"H' - Ses III
cold mt sv,o, -, a ,i.., r.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-23
1he advantages Of these specta-
Cses ever all Others are---

lst. The only true Lens known, being perfectly
free from chrou.actic .ht 50 we'll krowa TO be
the cause CT injury to vision, Gn4 makes tho
change from Spectacles to Glasses Of stronger
overs SO often required, While both near ard
distant objects are seen with equal facility thro
the same Glasses.
ID Can be worn with perfect case FER any
length Of time al enc sitting, giving astonishing
cearness of vision, particularly By candle or 9th
er artificial light-comfort to tho 5pestlcle woar.
or heretofore unknown.
Cd. Change Of Spectecles or Glasses Of soronc-
or mag niying power, in most cases never required
shonid the defect arise from sg E, disease or pre-
mature decay-thus securing Ia Ill patient good
SIGHT during life
IN. When the eyes pain or ache from the
| action Of bright light sreh rs in reflected from
snow sunney weather, white paper. and in read
ing, writing. or sewing or vivid c0lored bodies :
hese lenses By softeniur the rays effect mist
agreeable sen aticn, and perfect cure.
otn IN - merry US Elections az the eve. caus-
nr duh OF starting pans III The eye haIs ar tenn
pes, aprearanc OF luminous - dark spets on the
atmosphere, aching or feeling likes afa In the
eTe t-e als1pf "a nerves AZ. qDiesed, soothed
and entirely Iestured.
6th. Ground by peculiar machinery. got up
q great coat mathematics ~ calculated express-
II Tor the manufacture Of his lens. So as 10 pro-
dace Il @Ith the true ephetic-l accuracy. ard its
i3cus at the exact eentrc-a point q vital i'm
p et'nee, Civ "lAlSh no JULIET ltLse possesses.
IN. Proot o. superiority over tic cd lind OF
spectacie5 They are exclusively used at all the
hospitals ir tic diseases Oil the eye III New York
TESTIMONY CT RECOMNENDATI0I
From Medical gentlemen, Professors ar the
high st onthalmc taeut in Dayc0p y:
DAvEsFnnT. December Is fss3.
Professor y. bernnardt, 0piician I'd rnanufac
turef Of improved speciacles fer the relief and
benefit oi various diseases condition Of h3 eva
come to his city with Tho hi2ae1t recorptDeu,ia
tions rem leading Professional gentlemen n Notr
crk From y rsonai examination ~ fis I'M,
prove AIDS to his visiey. have 10 hesitation
n rec mlaending him IS gentleman ana adapt
| in his az.
J0HS II suiru !, ~
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-23
JOHN LUDEhS,
nov. III. by Gro. Ii. PARKER, bis AIRY
TRUSTEES SALE.

w hhhEAS, on the 9th day OF March. A. u.
iooo' mas Poston and Harriet Pos;on err
ecu,ea unto joan :. Cock MS trustee a certain
deed OF trust conveying to said trusteo N. III
in Scott county, ana State Of Iowa 5s.crib. IAN.
Follows, to-wit: Il part &c the north -uest go.
yer o. tae southwest quarter, aud n part ~ the
southwest quarter of the north west op.r,cr 80
section ionrteea l4,) township seventy.eivht
49, fof,n, oil range four - east, ef thu s1lb
9th Pm Beginning at point Jour a .h mn
ana seventy six (16) links east Of the secta liz
between sections fourteen I'D and fifteen ms
ana the south est corner Of Lewis G. MaNn,,,y,s
land thence east fifteen (15) chains and twsn;v
iour mss % stone thetce north twenty 49,
chains and forty-three t43) Inks to a stone' "a.
south east corner Of Isaac and Iustus po,a,
lhna thence west by said Popo's limo fifteen ll,,
chains and twenty-four q links To n ms, ~
northeast corner OF fad McMurrays land The.
south by said McSlnrray's east line twenty 12o1
chains and foriy-three 49, links ia ~. 80
beginning, containing thirty enc raj, ac,.s -. ~
thirteen $4,000 hundredths IF nm aero wb;nh
SAID conveyance was made by the said Ella, Pos
ION ana witc Ter the purpose OF securing one co.
tain promissory note dated March :. ISgo for N,
sum OF one hundred and fifteen dol avs tsll5.1
ana payable one year after date
And now said nots having becor. an,
ana payable, and the said Elias Pos,on .ar;n',
Iaiied To pay the same, |, John L Cool to
Tee o aforesaid do hereby give this public notice
That ny virtue OF the power which ia In M yostsd
py saii deed OF trust, will on Saturday. the 2Gtb
day Of December A. ID. 1903, at tho hour or ~
o'clock in the forenoon Of said day. at IN Cou,,
House door, in the city of Davenport, exnose and
oner Tor sale, at public auction. The parcel
OF land above described, or so much thereof IA hai
DO necessary to satisfy and pay tho nnount ofs.;i
note, with the interest thereon to the day Of sale
together with all the costs and expenses sttepd;,n
said sale costs Of this notice and ,rus,ees feas
Dated the lst day Ct December. A. d 1sss.
jAOS +. COOK,
- Trustee