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North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-08-05

e One week from next Monday, the
18th inst, court commences at this place
We hope no man who is in arrears for the
Democrat, will fail to pay up at or before
that time
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-08-05

il A correspondent of the Cincinnati
commercial saws that Mrs Lincoln is quite
unhappy because she won't be able to trareL
this summer" Old Abe ought to be asham
ed OF himself, to run after negroes. and neg
ect his own family in this matter
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-08-05

We call particular attention to The
Bible view of Slavery published on our first
page. The article will be concluded in our
next. We regard it as most convincing and
Irrefutate article on the subject-read it.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-08-05
10 peace.
The Pubic Deb

The portion of the National which is
represented bv bonds and not telegraph
I'd from Washington to haven, on the
first of July, within su fraction of
ELEVEN HUNDRED MONS OF
DOLLARS! But this d,not embrace
any of the claims for which cert tica' es
Of Indebtedness have been q, nor any
part of the very la,ge amouee in every
variety of claims against government,
adjusted and puadjasted, dd maturing.
Al these doubtless amour several hun
dred millions more, and, selher, they
form apything else than ssing reflection
to the tax payers Of tbs cd 1t the war
continues another year, tNoi'c debt will
be at least Itco honsanH'ons Of Dol
lars! Who can begin tozo II 6 'mmens-
ity of this sum, and hos II ever to be
paid 2-Lancaster IntelPr ......
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-08-05
Song OF the " Loyal" Leaguers:

We're going to fight for darkies now,
Glory hallelujah 4!
At Lincoln's negro altars bow,
Glory hallelujah! :!
Come, jolly white men, come along,
Glory hallelujah +!
Fall in, and sing this merry song,
Glory ha!lelujah |!
., when we Ct the negroes free,
Glory hallelnjah !!
AS good as negroes We shall be,
Glory hallelujah !
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-08-05
TUNKHANNoCK, PA.
Wednesdays Y Aug, 5 1863.

g. VI. Pettengiil s. Co.--No 81 PARK Row
NEW YORK, STATE ST. BosToN, are Agents
for the N B. Democrat in those cities and author
izei to take Advertisements and Subscriptions
rs at our lowest Rates.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-08-05
DIR. j. &. l. ECKER &c Co.,
PHYSICIANS s. SURGEONS,

Would respectfully announce to the citizens o. Wy
ming they have located ut Tunkhannoek whef
hey will rromftly attend to all calls in the line o.
neir profession. May be found at his Drug stsrS
W hen not professionally absent. 3 -.-f. = <s.-
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-08-05

' = u IS IN the power Of the pres
oe"' [" override all the rights of the S,o,o.
"u''n were reserved to them when the Con-
s''tutlon was adopted to break IN. ,o,nno
taF'iy or lastingiy our State and M,rioiro,
Governments and our Conrts, every oro -
ouf otate authorities, except onr Co,-o,
oe'nS amennble to tbs military power of ~
General Government. ''''
Doesany sane man believe that H.
erS OF The Constitution ever intonl,l
the President should have spcb Ii.
aeSpo'lc power as that given him hv 49,
Act? 1t is true that the Co.,
't"otlon makes him Commander IN cb;of g I
ne several States When in ocJuoJ
na' ,S' a''eF the militia raised By State ou
HoTftg have been trans ferred to tho sor.;
Tue oh'ted States ; but where i, tho ~.
'''u''oh does the President or Conoross
'' me power to go into State. and -
y l"e consent of State authorities to es
ol'sh military districts, t, govern tho 49,
y ~ o'''''' c't'Zins, To include th.rein o;.;
us VINO are exempt by State laws o,.,
ace men under martial law and in ,,:,:,.
r''ce tor three lcng years, wiibon, ,ha;,
nsent end without warrant of law WI e
'lr"y mas acit'zen ifa President ha. y
5 power The law prts great de.l -
"er IN fne hands of the General corona
It, Out II cannot override the rights Of - -
States The whole prosperity and haroi ne
OF our country depends upon tbasa iu
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W NNJ'EU.

w WI ~ NEAT, 1ipl GIRL TO DO
Enmr1l.i.igH. ~ -, so,ctrd r'ri,'rrd. App7
\NANIlu--A noOn WONp Ti-ENrH.
w at 80 aud - TANNER, r,oc. " n riP.
\VANlED-SlN GIRLS 10 WORK On
"a r,,mneiy nn,shcd hands. sprlv b., 5 md
~ ct IL pev a.. NJ .,a,fi ~
WANIED IMMfDlArttA \ LAECH
w number Of rM ,s,. aud Vi.iort1s ,n,f, 4,
-; s SSssc. IN tho @einins. Niu& ~.
> CI1TERS wANTEp-NSu \ IutL.
TfR r. 4 H'os si'. "'' VI '"N'' W. ii d
4 N.ONt MaSONS. u,Sp uElNtr>
" and iiahuc.-oe1'et wNr. .aor',, o,u,,,,.
THUS. FOLSOM n'' Colu N'r,. G. i'I
WHITE sr.-.wNNrFp ? tTsr
10 oisss 't,iorf-c.; orc 20 c,-t,'e W''e l.
Whi'' 81 Scuy Cited ny .os'' toroi. %
On GIRLS WANIEp tOH IttNr
<Omsnuts-tufws tusin9s Iea,sn'. s,t,Iyun
ro'ment stN ~ to Grict, rc.trrtshlo "rl. None
other need srrr rcuhoiue. Factory. ''o' Of - -.
tst kNc. @i
~ NurNG WIN WANTED ~ ,lARN
~ III, ~i'rifevirs lr'iue". good va az
.n MN Nae. .'' riSnr,IYs"HS| ' ' 80
m TEAMS, ~ HORSES ANp CNEr>
eivrn and steady tmrlcym.r'. Np 'or trN.f.
corner Clinton Nnd psrs sv,s Ho"cSlvn ~,
~ SMtEr NCiiNENoi ST MES WNN
nv tel. 10 -hom riopi wage. VIII hc given In
lrhi ~ asaut hUincs-. hrpy a. 80. IA iVadwas.
20 'n - .
1nO GIRLS WAIVED 70 WOEK y
wv To-. lrqiuc IN 10 ho,sucn', AZ No S.t
lir SON e. Ihrs" wun haze work \ at the bus nes-
uit'ritcd. lAi
tnn GOOD OPERATORS hhp tAS1
wv hi'i rcWcr- van',d NJ mo tlsu c,rner NJ
81 pud '.tuud % M old handr 'io',rred NOR
Nf'i. N'collrr. ~. Il.
lnDD GNiLhOAp lABoHkKS WANT
''N'NO. \ ~ ITO " lnst lv'n', e ntrrl REC
Rot ~ VI work md h".lthy i,cn 100 Waco ~ ~
/ if. dhr wee rIs.nle, No u.curtioG. S,urt tns
~ ~ "l .9ot. 4. tom th" c0mriry. ohcr. No.
10 rrcnsic' g. %
COZ CLOAK MAhLkN MANfEp.
''''s W. -gH-N im.r, Hate ~ ,tceJ" vork,nn1
81" rhss' prv, Gi-' rsto isnrcI hsnd "'h
iast'rs and nui-hrra, hso operators t,rUt ~ A. j.
l.t- machiure NJ, D. this dsN ~ thctlosk Man
mc',rr ct Ail.tN GP,INF, S,fH.osdsay
a': Rrar,nt src. "a
Do DNO LABOkERS WANTED lmf
--osc>Iy oiRt j., A. the Irish ciHc-, No. =
ituadvay, ur tho Atnnti, and Gi-u Wreisrn t.ii.,
road r'oi 'h'urC f1r M ~, Work Tor y,srs
W, go - 90 rc- ia, fasssgo Tee. No deduction
en- tine 'arr. so
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4'UztS.

A TTESTION. LADIES - THE OLD rs
"a ,abli.hed Nav Yofk fur Manufac,uring CO., u.
pot, 80 Chatham n, O1p cite Crooks white m ibla
iiotcl, Now IL tho uhe 10 get your rnita Ir AZ GU
ha the nual price oar stock Is large, wei ,rlectr
and at very low rstrs. Water, Marin and French
Mink and s'N c.pe', Multi and Gun f'en $50 ~
~l' FT6nrn and Water Mink snd SIT. NuH4 II, n
= tn &c ctp-lne, md hsltctpe, ..,to p t.nor
- -srie'' sid h'sutifn' tuis tor childfen A. hqr
sam. After rs and Repairing to ths ls'cu rvi'.
~ FLLSlSy, HAaSt-;.
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AvglrSL.vlEN'TS.

q
BN"''"' N"h"iCAN N''foM
TIL srHtNrn SUCCESS
GiiosI,
" roW GRtrS,y'sorro. ~, y Wy '''''
nov in london IN r,,,u, oiaovs,is. Tor ID, Na,.nm
Sr'mIi,EEN Liz, IL TrS'IoN'
me GHoNt'
rs. r'n@tff$ a, ss%t .qs a.,,s
,eo Ming Hso i.om III sI,Gt ,,
,. ~ i"'Sodueea in in i ii& coantry ,
tyfiI Arrtn>ooN and rvrs,sG.
At and O'Clock, .rthe Intensely eIcitiIs AMI -
IA. .FPt!iEAL S,'S.
GHOST or 11sTSnrNu
WIN c ,.t9st sc OH 'l%nlHs, r,o.,
MAXIM, =, S% ~, MI, wiryii %%5%SsTI".Y ,'
mont" cyr ascped tho s' am "'lls 'ps ,hir
J." -, ,g,pr ,y,ry D., sIh sysnDs'
' iSpiAS NCcIIiffS ''N'o
INDIAN CHIEFS,
Who. ,noSsh n rspra.cn,.,I w." ~ ''' AVE-
" the rr .jIfs ( "a "a
Iery are on s;hihi,on cvcry da' Hsd evenins'ne
if'Ri'S,' srI ~ III - sfr,, rSr,pr,,>ur>1
80 ~, W., - =, VI " ~ In ~ 49,
80. ~ 'o v. i i US iollov,ns chhacter"sef
. 81 t-,r', ~, '"r,i pr"r Anu 'uetomh ,-,
., -, 80 v, I'm, =! IN song ~ rersu''on
" ~ RAN sIeeen n, ~ nw wihneusso;
"a; 4, IINSi'," ~. 80 'o u W ~ WI i"'
St.nLF, nnN.E, WIN song OF Nictory,
,Itbl n,,NN"h N!th SONS ol lhtntsrivloe ,-.,,
~ StpNntL -, . n.n cong oi feaee aud ,,ou WI
un"fAssIu.i 'Niuutr' ~, MN Sons OF ,he Cnsc'
huns the Indians being the rrrste.t gambler, 10 The
'o''u' ,,y,,, ,r
hIN VI nEA sthfrsI.
- kvflCA'' CoLOkfD IIsU,
''hi u" H,n,n ~ ei.ai eslnn.t -
., fkoh liIl BERMUDA IsLTS.
~, ~ inIins ihr very beautiful tNil g. lfsN, NoC
IpN flSH, COW ISL spI IhftL fIsH. CFiW
80 hNAhhlTN, aud great many "lh,r b'I
tu ~ ., n,'uani color, $40 e.n',ncsl toim, ~
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MISTER t"alepN.

RAkJD AND .IlG DNNilNI, .Ni.tiII
- by the rtHOwuod d 30 ,AN. tu.aI.tc'4 cat
lr.eIitr o. the hanio. los act aSt. - i.,,'
Satisiarti,n guaranteed 80.
RANJO IALGIiI-l;AN $40 IACtHll ~
- no DOBsOS Brothers, - ! yrh a., COZ ION .
Pupils gu .ranteed thorough KNOW edge ot the tan
der. 40
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LLR LINERS WANGtp-Al.NO \ LNDi
L 20 .ork gu Whee,s WILSON, '.,crin.. tn urn.
Oh the machlue App,y % BroadsaS top iopt. I"o
L'UR LINERS WANIED--tTIlD HANDS
L 10 WORK IN the store, Apply to !, RI 'IfrS, -
Hfoadvay, up starr. ga
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-09-10

ROSOM >Il'NtEN--N NNILn GOOD
- orrrntor. on Wheeler Wilson's machines, who
80 thoroughly sr'usiutrt with hpsotn .ttvhnl.
AlsO 'Sper ed boon folders. \. a >NEONIs
'lrt factory. No Barclay n, whore ii adF euuo--
ncut will he gwen. is
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-09-10

boy NANTlD--IO WORk II Leather
- store, Ii or II yesrs old, at a, rep o. 4
ROl WANIED--D\t VINO RESIDES
- with HE Parents. IN a.. upper ar u. a., city
ArpV an the hrus sturs, l,l>s l. oldwa corner o.
Attltr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-09-10

L'RKASD ROY WANIlD. or GLSTELL
Il app~araDc.; must he able to aud wfi.r ana
mrnsh GOOD references. 4 ply at ~ Fdth avc. bet
s b and nth st.. hM
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Roy WANlkD--A GOOD, HONEST W.
Dns. INTEL gent Protestant h0y 20. a. or a. ytii-
- "anied for an on, -; wase, el5o week ADJ 80
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W tNtsss.

! ABuEfkN WtNlii-AprLG At sewer
- lot '' 9TH e -.l. l.,.t =.
7 NDii- ltttuIr So uptEtit oN
- '.r S''''aal ~. CIV rt.. $50, hv A. erperirnc-
1' 'i'. ueamuuf. tHcrir ."l f,ncs hfsid'ns
'NlSt - nr -l aud rtcc"urr nitd ~. .tr, a''.r
''in'n' -i s.' r'h a.. 20 go and 2ihs, -
7 NblEN TAUGHT ON SINGERS AND
'-' W : " ms.hin on fatn'y ewing ,aet,ns
IN tan-, sto,c. '''2 e. "''' ''e' w.
IL lN'N> tN1Ln-lWO rOErMrN.
conn nj 'g ',. oui v'fS % 100 ,u' and ,p..i
5S, ISMi iUy. f ,o1 'i ss ,.,o ,.S.,,,
NiiiNl$fS WANTtU -- Apply on
~ h'aid trvp.It tuo Rookie, 100. OF 10th at.
lI'EWE'tIriE NNTEp-UNF That
- 49, b li.. 49,, \ -o'd iD|i.hsr fur msn''ts
wa, MY sc 800 Marble wofn, i Br.gh. IT,
lH..AIoG~ WANTED ov slNGtg
- i've ~ hine' M eAnnd shirts and oversl,.
WANTED OS wIiCON 4
u ~. iuN ltrlnuhr.r. l..
nittAiOhN WANTED. ON WIIEFLhR
" ". oos msrNirc.. 40 &c thoroughly .c
sen /, -AEo>i. -fi't ,',ort snuci,pp I. aD'' =
O.LLtlUo~ hNDBNI~IuE> ,t\ rNEN
y, est " ..,i-Ny Hal. eet .,7th
npltAIUt> MANIiD on ". 4 VS.
~ m1"' E'o an" a,nnel -nit'. md WORT given
rc'r '''' pcr.on,. nj 100 Wet 96th ct. ,.h
DNTilKN N'EtE~. BIACkNMlTll>.
30 m1k.f- spi Machart-,
~ =. .ttsl 4. NJ
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"'irthuu w, .-ln y 'hoi oiguly. NtliN A. 90 ~
GER II from II \ ". g. !. O'Clock v. 3li
WANIE D--2 or 2 BOY : To WORK IN A
w look hindefv, -, PAX ~ a door 80
WANIkD--N CUTTER FOR SHIFTS,
w dra',r', ovoAlls, 6c., ~ ~ Naucn ~. %
\VAN!EnA GOOD GAS ti1TEk--Good
w sGfes ! he Daid g south Iih ~, Rtook y n.
J. n. F.thltSDN yOg
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ED-SlN GlRi = 10 WORK On
" r.,fumeiy finished nands sprlv b., ; and
10 st II Dev A.. M ttaifs ~
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W AN1'EEs.

4 SMART ACTIVE LAD--ABOUr r. or
~ 70 year q age wsn'ed In haf stO-, lnc hay
,ns ,ofne tnor dss ot We D., int'- eyrrd. Awly
MURRAY. ~ ~ '''''' - -
"A GOOD GIRL CAN FIND A GOOD Place.
HAMlst Do Chsmbfr work an va. hing and hoI tue.
InquIs for 2 daSs, 9S Ninth 1t. betesen Island "a
A R1lFIClAL FLOWERS - ~ GOOD
"A hand, ,,ent,i 10 branch, r also ice earn
stAss1: hisl y "afes paid r. C. aud Jay 80 =
A RllFIClAL tLOWLES-tItTl tNTE-
~ q need hsnjs santed g. work on ,r' &c Al flow
ere Twenty i've t.e gus 20 l-sin n @ ,iui. gooi
'ee tnd rl,sers to -ok a. hou,. MLlSAiE a
4 WONDERFUL RUSH FOR MALE And
"a temalc help, of all nations 81 NJ. 3 BrasGvar.
ucii door 20 thr " ashnrton ,Iot,L T.o.e 49,,
Anded .mploftd Immediately. toels Want. Cd. VOC
ATTHE LARGE EMPLOYMENT nor II.
hccr, OF ilth At AL Oh AZ ma, .r-yant.
s r,s az w so2d .,ig'ion IA ae Ely ,nd comfy
al. and 9Th ave-. Mr.. FL0YT s,5
a . %s' ''rTfF~ ASrtD VI $50 '"q e
a kfltIClAL tlowtEs 80 coon
"a h,nd. -antti s.c.iv ~ aud h'eh waco ..
NJ .. AporrE LorPiN'>. idS R-oonle-, -.
A BAH-kkErLE wANIkp--NL>o. \
-siter man Tot spriv,ir isniiy alec, hor.e
,l9er' md 30, for the county. Ai2y to A Il.
A SSISIANT CARpENlFR NANTLD.
"AN TAlLoRs saloon, No. and "6, Bro,dsay ~
A RTlFICIAL iLOWEES-GIbIN WANT
IA ed for I'll WORK a, ar'iiciN H1~crs work 81 ? N
GU. A. PRICE, ~ pivi'ionsi 60
a FEW GIRLS WANTED 10 IEAEN 4
= light bd,peS-. Nagra i4li ,shle learning
GOOD .,~ers preferred. Asoa los auuut 70 Autr- %.
se. Apply 81 /. MAfNAku'S, Iol Lhcry ~
stairs. l.,~
A FEW RESPECTABLE YurNG Women
L vsnted to risk, tuiiiue, French tu,Iou. ,.,.
Also lace and illusion auLs. aud prrutia. 20 .tRrr
fk>KISF co, 13 Priv 80
A GkEAI Nj MBIEOt MALE AND n
AMAZE servant, and psttIe- lately landed. an be-
sL.n With tie hc.i si,uA, lnn n IT. Oh ,uunIf, a.
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WANTED.

VANTED-e GOOD CABINET NAEt IL
w to work In Brooklyn. Arvly At 80. 100 4tid.u
snc. .Hl
WANfED--GOOp HANDS 70 MAKE
w ueck.ic, Nv machine. Work given ou' go
spirss;. near sficx. t''
WANTED iOo GIRLS 10 WOEk Nr
w pressing ruchcs g.; smart intelligent girl, val
10 taken 10 learn; good wages md constant employ
neni Amply ct 81 Leonard Il, up Stair. 81
NNANTEp--A FEW NEW SHIRTS ironcrs
w steady work and the highest Vricos paid. can
At NO. 2 stsrie 1t, of nusne. AS
NNANTED-FItTY FIRST CLASS ORE
w rNtorp on Wheeler \ Wilson. aud Wilcox (
g. blv' ing machines for l.dics linen COLLAR IN
cisl salary and constant employment guuantc cd 20
cspe,lcncsd hands slso small sirls wanted AMY
40 Roadway. up stAirs. 600
WANTED FOR THE &. =. NAvi--SEA-
Wv men, ord, 'eamen, land,mcn. cosi tesy,t snd
W iu3 irarl corner 81 vsndew.ter T. months ray
IN sivaucc! WM. 4. IIILr 80
WANIED-HANDS TO MAXI kN'P-
W sscks the old hands will please ARMY iulmedi
strlr, and bring their hoohs. STEVENS 4 car
ftfs' cor Court and sscket -b, BROOKLYN. ii3
WAN1ED-A PORTER At SWEkNN :
w Hotel. Aprly from till loan. ~
WANTED A KNIFE CLEANER AZ
w sveenys Hotel mu't como veil recommend
Ell Apply from 10 III ! am. rs
WANTED-t GOOD TNIiOEEsS 10
w .orh on r.n,aicon, Csl si Ia last i9th II I'd
floor, front room. ri
WANTED-NEAMtN, tIRFMtN. COAL
w haav'u, landsnon, green hand, aud ~
co.ored men, for sunbost COINS IN the blockade
80 - month. s3i sivsucr ior on. ,rar pr
sooner eischarscd T. GALIAGiii.R, ii soi,h
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WANTRD-HtND> 10 MAKE ORNA-
W m.bts and tAssei, slso, two soci 'hsdr t,s.ei
maber' and too Braid wesvoV. hkkN~TlIS
BROS, 8?A Canal It, =
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-29
Hannibal 4 81. Joseph Railroad

Il GOOD CONDITION, AND TRAINS ARE
/ ruuulr. daily, Last s1d West, for the lranspor-
tstlaa OF passengers AMI freight with and
despatch. All railroad, located east Of the Mis-
slssipp River have dlrs,t connection with the II i
~ 10 Il i, or rs Line OF splendid steam Packets
The Hannibal & - Joseph u Il Line of Packets
on the Missouri k,ver ran daily south to Leav en-
worth, Psfkyiiie, Quia9aro. Wyandotte and Nan
So City and tri-weekiy, north to Nebraska City
Plat'smoath, oneaa, sai Co~pcil Bluffs.
Daily Mail Coaches run IN connection with
trains of TINS road 70 all Important towns in
Northern Missouri and Southern Iswa. Also to
Lawrence, Topeka, fo-t kilsy and Fort scott
kan-as,
overland P.ke's Peak aud California Mail
Ceaehes leave daily. TINE to Denver City 8 day
sail Lake diss, san Francisco Is days.
i.aies ot freight Away IS iOv ~ by any other
lire, while the patron saves largely in lIsA ence
Distance. Changes and | no.
+. Is. GkoAf, Gen' rickoi AIT, Hannina Nc
W. 2. ROBIN son, PreightAg't, do
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-29
TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS, on the l4,h day Of July, A. ID.
w 1857, John Jordan and Ann T.. Jordan
executed unto James j. Lindlcy, as Trustee, q
certain deed of trust conveying to laid Trustee the
and in Scott county, Iowa, describe 4 as follows
to.wit The north east quarter Of the forth
west quarter, and the scrth-east quarter Of tho
north west quarter, and the north east quarter Of
the south west quarter Of section No. twenty
eight (25, township No. eighty (S0.) north of
range No. five 3. east Of the 9Th p IN, Contain
tainipg one hundred and twenty acres of land
which said conveyance was made by ths said John
Jordan aud wife, Tor the purpose of securing the
payment OF two prom ssory notes, and the inter-
est thereon, signed by said Jordan, dated the l4th
day OF July, ls51, an payable as follows: One
Tor one hundred AMI nfty dollars, payable in six
mon his. and The other for the sum of sixteen
humid ID and f.;y 81 500 dollars, payable in
year.
And now said last note aving become due and
payable, and tho said John Jordan having
tail ed TO pay the same, |, James J. Lindey, trus-
tee as aforesaid, do hereby give this public notice
that by virtue of the power which is in me vested
by saii deed OF trust, / will On Thursday, the 2ist
day Of May A. ID. 1868, at the hour Of two
o'clock in the afternoon Of said DAY, at tho Court
House door, in the city Of Davenport, expose and
offer for SALE public auction the parcels Of land
above described, or so much thereof Is shall be
necessary to satisfy and pay the amount Of ssid
note, with the interest thereon to the day of sale,
together with all the and expenses attending
said sale costs OF this notice AMI trustees fees.
Dated the goth day If April. A. ID. 1863.
JAMES J. LiNDLLY,
ap2i Trustee.
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LEGAL.
TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS, on tho 10th day OF January. A.
w ID. 1861, Michael Tiernsn and susan Tier
nan, OF Clinton county, lows, executed unto Aus
tin Corbin as Trustee, . certain deed of trust.
conveying TO said trustee the land in Clinton
county, Iowa. described rs follows, TO Wit. The
syuth nall OF the south west quarter, and the
Southwest quarter OF the south east quarter ~
section No. one H. and tho west half Of tho
north-.east quarter Of section. number
twelve H. all in township No. eightv-
two s.. north Of range No. three g, cas-, ii the
9th p IN also the south west quarter O. the
north east quarter Of section M. sixteen l6, in
township 40 cighty-ihree $50 north Of range
No four ~ east OF the 9th p. m; which said
conveyance was made by the SAID Michael Tier
nan ana wife, Tor the purpose OF securing the pay.
m.nt oil one certain proInissory note and the in
terest thereon, signci by said Michael Tiernan,
dated the 10Th Gay Of January, A. D., 1861, and
payable in one year after date, TO the order OF
Adel'a Arms, for the sum OF six hundred and
twenty five dollars, with interest at the rnte of
ten per cent. per annum.
And now ,ssd note having become due and nav
able.and the said Michael Tiernsn having failed 10
pay the same. Austin Corbin. Trustee us afore.
aid do hereby give this public notice. that by
vir,ne Of the power which is in me vested by said
deed of trust, ] will, on Saturday, the 9th dsy
OF May, A. ID. 1863, ut tho hour Of nine o'clock
in the forenoon oil said day, at the Court House
door, IN the city OF davenport, expose
and offer for sale, at publ, auction, tho
parcels OF land above described, or SO much
thereof as sh all be necessary To satisfy and pay
tho amount due said note with the interestthere
IN TO the day Of sale. together with AL the costa
tice and Trustees fees,
Dated the sth day Of April, A. d. 1868.
AUSTIN CORBIN,
alS Irusfes
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TRUS TEE,S SALE


WHEREAS on the 10th day of April, A, d
W 1901, Michael Tiernan executed unto Aus.
TIN Corhin as trustee, certain deed Of trustc a.
veying To said trustee tho land in Clinton county
Iowa, described a. follows, to vic. The west hals
OF the northwest quarter, and the south east
quarter OF the northwest quarter and the south
west quarter OF the north east quarter Of section
no. twelve IL, in township 80. eiyhty-twofS3.
north OF range No three 49, east OF she 9Th r
n; which said conveyance WAS made by the raio
Michael TiernaL, fos ,ae purpose Of securing thu
payment OF two promlssory notes AMI the interest
thereon. signed by said Herman, dated the 10Th
cay Of April, A. D., 1861, and payable as fellows,
me To- twenty dollars due in one Year. and the
other for the sum Of two hundred and twenty
dollars, due In two Jear i.om date with interest
after date AT zen per cent.
And now, said notes having become due and
payable, and the said Michael Tiernan bn,ins
failed pay the same, Austin Corr in, Trustee as
aforesaid, do hereby give Thu. public notice tina:
by virtee OF he power which is IN Inc vested by
said deed Of trust, | will, on Saturday, the
9th day of May, A.. d. l:63, at the
sour OF nine o'clock in the forenoon Of said
day, ut the Court House door, in the city of Day
export, expose md offer for sale, at public auc-
ton, the p rces Of land above described, or 80
much thereof as shall be sufficient to satisfy and
ray the amount of said notes, with the Interest
thereon TO the day of sale, toGc..-r with all the
costs and EXPENSE attending said sale, costs OF
this notice aud Trustees fees.
Dated the eth day Of April. a. D. 1869.
AUSTIN COakiN;
sp9 Trustee.
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TRUSTEk'S SALE.

"HERE As. on the 2ath day of October, A.
w d., 1850, Joseph Gross and Margeretha
Gross executed unto Isaac NJ Talnage a. Trus-
tee. certain De.G of Trust, conveying 10
said Trustee the land il. Scott county, Iowa. des
cribed a follows, to-wit: The south half Of la,
number three 3D. in block number one ~ in
Davenport Rogers addition 10 the town Of Lee
lare which said conveyance was made by the
said Joseph Gross and ~iic Tor the purpose Of Sc
curing the pa mept Of ono certain Tro,nissors
note and tne interest thereon, signed BY SAID
Joseph Gross and Margaretha Gross, dated the
18th day o! October. a. d, 1860. ana payable on
the 5th day of January, A. ID 1858. for the sun
OF three hundred twenty four IL loo dollars with
ten per cent. interest," payable on the ga day Of
January OF each year. A nd whereas said Isaac NJ.
elmage has IN whiting. reIu ed 10 act as Trustee
under ard BY virtue Of said deed Of trus and tho
undersigned has been appointed by the County
Judge OF scott coua.y 70 act in his place. ami
therefore said motto having become due and
payable, aDd the said Joseph Gross having allied
10 pay the sane, ], Hugo schmidt, Trus-
tee by appoin' ment, aforesaid. do hereby Live
this public notice, that by virtue OF tho power
which IL in me vested by said Deed Of
Trust, will, on saturday, the 9th day
Of NAV, A. D.. 1858, at the hour Of O'Clock
inthe forenoon OF said day, at the Court House
ioor, in the city of Davenport, expose and offer for
sale, at public auction, the parcel of land above
described, so much thereof as shall be neces-
sary to satisfy and pay the amount due on said
note, with the interest thereon to the day of
sale, together with all the costs and expenses
attending said sale, costs o. this notice and Trus-
tees fees.
Dated the sth day of April. A. D., 1853.
HUGO SCHMIDT,
Trustee by appointment Of Go. Judge.