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Economy is UI6Ith
This maxim will he fully demonstrated by huyin.
THE AMERICAN HOT AIR
coo NC STOVE.

A 5 1T WILL BAKE. BROIL AND ROAST BET
N ter than any other stove with saving Of ~ ne-
cent in fuel and very large per ccutase IN con1s-
nience.
They have the following advantages
lst- They are constructed with view Of great
Durability all the plates exposed % the FIRE
made Of an extra thickness
N. The fues are lined with nou-confuctn- ce-
ment, thereby applying the heat directly % the
voen, and the oven can Be heated and kept IN bak-
nl- order with loss fuel than any other Stove
81. They have a hot air draft which not only
makes the fuel burn freely, and last longer but adds
10 the heating and baking facilities.
18th. They consume all the gases from the fuel,
thereby adding greatly 20 the quantity u heat OBJ
tanned from the amount Of fuel usej.
5th- The Stove is made, mounted and finished in
the most superior manner. The oven Is large and
well ventilated. The Stove j. convenient il form
and made for use to adopt the language Of some
who have used this Stove. IL will do more work
with less fuel than any other Stove" In proof We
add the following testimony
THE AMERICAN COOKING STOVE.
Wat Rev Dr.. SPrague says Of it.
ALBANY, Dec. .. I-6l.
Mr.. SAeER-My Dear Sir NV family have made
a thorough trial Of the American Hot Air Cooking
stove and they regard it, both on the score u IT,
convenience and economy, having greatly the
advantage Of any other they have ever tried. In
deed, they consider 1t so perfect leaving nothing
tO be desired.
Very truly yours,
W. b SPRAGUE
The AMERICAN Hor AIR COOKING STovE is for ale
in Burlington by
MATTHEWS BANTER.
Aug. g. dawtf Church Street
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A Fine lot of WARRANTED RIFLES. also. Double
n and Single barrel Shot Guns. and CAPS Of all
kinds, &c, at
BRlNSNAID & HILDRETHS.
June II fS63
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NEAR GErrYsnrne. Julv 5.

I
The rebels have retrcatcd towards
the Potomac Their skirmishers were
driven in last night, and small cavalry
force. probably their rear guard passed
through Emmetsburg this morning about
daylight. Our troops have Teen engaged all
day in burYing the doad. relieving the
wounded and collecting small arms, many
thousand of which belonged to the rebels.
The rebel pontoon bridge at Dam No. 1
has been destroyed by our cavalry almost
unopposed, and our cavalry had at last adj
vices gone up to Williamsport to destroy the
two bridges there. Other preparations
are in progress to intercept Lees passage of
the Potomac. Our army is already in motion
30 much time however has elapsed since Gen
Lee commenced to withdraw his force. from
our front his advance may have marched To-
Williamsport before we can prevent it.
1t Is not true as stated that Gen. Long
street was captured and died within our
lines.
Gen. Lee yesterday parolcd about 2o00 Fed
cral prisoners; they were received by Gen.
Couch. Gen. Hunt, chief of artillery, was
was not wounded.
The enemy kept up constant fire more
severely than before, as they have a better
range Of the town.
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Il D. Sowherry, author Of Conchoiogy.
For sale at nUNTINTON'S.
June q. lS6.S.
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tST received at HUNTINGTONS.
IN the Tropics" by a settler in st. Domin=o
hocAlofd' by the author Of Sc Southwald.1
RELIEF ~ TEN MINUTES
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News Items.
tTsl.o,aphsd 70 II. Sev Yo~k Sem,

Tus l. ichmoud FNAsisys. OF November 18th, says;
''Seven aInlred more Federal prisoners Lave beer
sen, fgom Richmond 10 salisbury"
AL the Gogcrnmr nj rstiou., v,ii a. all the pro-
visions from the baltimore Relief Fund, for the Fed
eral prfonrrs In aud about Richmond, have at last
bcen sStisfactoliiy transferred to Commisioncf Oud
ervryHs rebel prisoner, have Just arrived At For
tree. Monroe, from yorktown. Thcy were stationed
la I,tbess county, and rtated that they were sta
toned there by she rebel authorities to prevent
smuFg''ns This /, doubted
Ia reply to ,hc Inquiry oftho SANITARY Commission,
a. TO whether relief SCENTS 'rht no, obtain perni.
,ion to 20 to Richmond, ind simini,to' 10 our
set Ia the ho'pitsle, Brisadi-r General Meredith
Commissioner f,r 'Icb-ns.s at Fortre. Monroe, re-
pic, ,nat the rehe'- will slo- Que TO 20 to Rich
nfuld hat heha air, adv mad several applications
T. hat l.eet which lave ieen positively refused
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Charleston.

re steam transport Fulton, from port Royal Nov.
YOth and stouo lnle, ,smc day, hs- anivsd at this
port With passengers and ula!s.
k,~rls Island, 5. r, Nor. 10. The moe' intcr.st-
Ing item can scnd you '5.i.- lae- 20 the third I
tempt to saell Charleston Nhch occurred on Tues
Cav, nth instant. our iiicd Pa'Iotts in Fort Put
psm. threw tvcut --oHt ahot ~ thc Palmetto City,
nineteen Of which, u Is G'c r,iI-d, tel within the
uost populous portions OF tL' ,!iy. How much dam
age vac inflicted, cannot tell, but It
must have ben very considerable. Ths
most severe, continuous aud terrible fire
10 which cur new works on CGmmings Point have yet
been subjected, occurred on sunday night last. A
nsv seven gun battery on sli!ivsns and opened
eontemporsneousy With the Confederate works on
Jamss Island, aud for severa. Lours tho thes fell
among like . tempest OF Destruction. The below
ing Of tho mortars on .i'her aid. was terrific The
object Of tie night frns Un ~ baby 10 reinforcs
Sumter, O. the rebels might have anticipated an -
ssu.t on that d. iAritsted citadel. Nothing nsv 10
the fleet. Admiral rshlsren is in excellent health
The weather 10 beautiful; tho sanitary condition Q
eur forces exc client The wall OF sumter has beeI
entirely de.iroyed. The rebels we're building bomb
ereof in the ruins The boabaIimen; still continues
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From New Orleans.

Tho steamer Mississippi arrived ct this p'rt from
New orsan, yc,,erday. She br!nss us nesspapsr
and letter mail containing additional dstsih Of the
lot. war movement.
The plueky little dash made by ,ome $500 rebels,
.. Carton Grow, short time since, resulted rather
,rec.,.fnlly to the "grayhsoN." They poune.c upon
the 2Sd Wiseensn 9th Indiana, SD anc ss,h Ohio,
met when . psymaster wns settling the claims OF
the men, with 'he money spread out heforc him. The
rsym sster managed to escape In rebel UNIFORM but
the money! and the gard over II. were captured to-
se,her With some forsgng WAGONS and sheii escort.
General Bainbridge manneed 70 steal AWAY by pre-
tending that he no, commander but his stsf we're
not ss fortunate. Those who avoided the enemys
clutches a. tho outset of the raid retTeated TO Ten
Wa.hburnc's main column, but that being the hrst
4, give wny the rsbels detIoyed ali the Asons, Bag
gaze and equp,ye that could be found, aud then ls.
Wien our forces became fully aware o. the mis Ak
they had m ade in sstimstiIg ths Confederaes they
sarted In pur. li but could not ovstabe the party
that had made the daring attack, The back trae !;
bss nov taken. a. far ss the eohe is eenosrned
,en Bankt ocoups Bros n,vllle and the rebel trade
nov doue AZ Matarnoras will b. carried Up the kio
Graude to Reynosa, ahd II that threatened, II will
toto CamhTso, hen TO Guerrero. At Newtovn, on
ihe Teehe, ths TEXANS .ucceedsd 10 capturing snd
drivius oG .ome 900 head Of cattle leionSns to our
QaarterInast-r's Department.
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tion Il only 'recula,lou. /. will scos he tncwu
siaetl, -herc II IT, for General ate vill no. scG
un.i' h, lnd. Il, h. has to te the voiy walls VI
Riehuond."
A Dssb Of Cold Water.
Washington. Nor q. The sraB say. tha. 1, 10 net
Known IN oiiesl circle, here that the srnv % the
Potomac has moved. nor 10 1, exp cted Il vi move
to-day The President, however in the course Of con
vsr.stion today rsfnarked that the next tvo seoks
would 10 the mornenious Tefioi Of the rebellion
Further Contradictien.
Washington, Nor, sat A. yubshed here to day
cad telcgrsphei Sorth, hat tho Army of the Poto-
mac at dsybfsak commenced an advance on the enc
my. But Gentlemen Who arrived from the 'rcnt 10.
pisht are entirely isnoran, Of the alleged movement.
The announcement ~as prem,'Hre. The heavy storm
o. Saturday, ~Lllo Gclus no daniAs tc tAe railroad,
had ihe effect Of swelling tie principal sre-m. - an
sluo.t itnpsssshlc hssh,, and tie 10. grounds and
hoiIo~s are dangerous to wagon transportation.
Dessrt.u come into our lines air. ct hourly The
most in,eliscn. and rrob,ty we'll inc usd g-nt'c-
men e,,imss Leoi effective strength AZ fr"tn $4,000
to eootc 4 man of hsh come ncctlon IN robe, State
sA,. Lee 10 in hourly expectation OF 40 attack by
Gsu Meade, snd prepared at every POINT to give him
= terrible reception. The prominent And tempo, o,isy
rebel vofts the x. pldsn are being siren .tbencl
and enlarged 20 . vast eItent.
Rebel Report
For;ress MpnToc SCr 2O.-h late ,sus Of the X ch.
mcrd rNANtsrE ,ays: we have rsrue suj general
r-p r.. ;h,t Hcaie 10 moving NJ tho Rap.din A
eG, ~ took place q; Morton, Ford sunday
molrias General Rcde's division sas suEriius thu
ord
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Fulton iciued IN ,he chase, and IN few hours the
vessel was cV,rhsuled, when ste surrendered 10 the
Putt D. 1t proved to be the rebel steansr Baushsc,
trom hasssu, hound to Win nstou, With . cargo Of
great value consisting OF Try goods. eoiss, hanills
rops g.. The Bsu.hee ~as built n Liverpool Aud 10
only wear cid. she Is 800 net Ions. 40 feet broad
AL IL feet deep, her bottom beius fiat aud her hull
divided into four -ssr t,sh, compartments She Is
covered sith steel plate, thtocgur,er n an inch
thick. she is . psddlc-.heei steamer OF 3is tous
bur,hen; her engines are oecillstins, ~ ico hor.s
power. and entirely under deehs. when fdiv ,osdcd
abe draws but .isht fee. Of water. Asiie from her
cargo. she IA All eiesodinsiy ,suabc prize. hhs has
successfully ran tbo bloch sde ciSht tmes.
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Letter From John Minor Botts
Tennessee.
Rsstsr 1t knoxviils Prospect Br.Sbl
eDed klc.

Ysstsr 1t Kno1 viils--The Prospect Br.xbl.
esed, ktc.
ctncinrS,t. Nor fs.-Ms,or General Foster has ar.
rived hare, snd will leave for Knoxville To- day.
Adviees from East Tennessee up to Ii o'clock yes.
tsfdsy morning are encouraging Al that time hrins
Knoxville vas heard BY our extreme outpostA from
Cumberland Gap.
Adlutsnt Stanley Of the 18th XIV. Cavalry, arrived
o. Cumberland Gap yv,'srday lie bTins, hopeful
news Of the situstion Of Gen. purnsd.. Gen. Burn
eide still holding oa, and had notified tho ei,i.
ssns that be would certainly hold Knoxville. The
rebel force oppoeins him ~as estimated at u. 900.
Knoxville Ia not closely invested By the rebels The
rehes have withdrawn from the south side Of the
river and forage there. The artillery 6ih'ins
the 18Th md Goth insianis vey severe Brisadist
General ssndera who vas wounded at Campbell,
estion sfev days ago, has sinee diod. Col. wsnord
v slightly wounded.
sRcosp pisrArcB
Cine,nnoi,, Nop. rs The COMMERCIAL Of this
city. sayy: "The withdrawal Of the enesny from the
pul,s Gen burnside |. holding Kuo,vll", lnfcr In.
siruetons from Gen Grant, and II s net 20 oo sup
eosed, therefore. that the forces under Generals
Thotnas. Hooker and eherpan,are waiting their time
durisg the~ tnomen,ous days We are hourly in ex
pects,iop Of receiving intslisepes Of most impo'
liant character"
rHIED psrArcn.
wa.hinoton Nov 2s.-Ths srAs NJ today init
msses that Gen. Thomas 10 about 20 take advantage
sfLonntcot's movements ssains. Gen. Burnside
The President said today tha. he felt less snxlous
erecting Burnsides position.
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Exciting from Virginia

K~pNTIFd NdVsoos "T UtsuoS Nr"V'
Washington. Nsu. 23.-rhs RyrurticAr extra. OF
THE mornins ssysi This morning, at dawn OF day,
the grand army of the Potomse broke camp near the
north hank Of tho Rapdan. and with ten days
cooked rations in hAvsrsseks and vssCns com
neue.d An advance movement upon tho enemy, IN
der orders from ecu. Meade II Is supposed that be
fore noon to-day the whole Of our will be oey ond
.,e Rapdsn. G.nersl Lee must fight lice
,ur,..ted the crossing Of General Aesdss forces
there hss teen a battle before this. II General Lee
s,es no, r.sst erossins Of the Rspdsa, then !,
..r,asnt he 10 not sTonS enough to hsht out'ie. Of
fcrtieesion, In the latter event hs viii fsli bach
spop GcrSossv,ils or Riehmend most likely the for
uW, ~ IspGy tkAi Lss kAswy Y n HAaae4sK ! vas.
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General Intelligence.
tBy Nail 10 the n. Y. .Svn.l

Ms J,yss n. Mulpoou. ths comedian, has accept.
81 All appointmert On Gsn. Rossssus staff an will
soon take tho field in that Gsnerals n.~ department
THz Chie,eo Tlsks charges that the original drsf
Of tns Emano Alton Proclamation has he"n ci.ndes
timely sold for $1,000 instsal VI Ia ing put in the open
market, A. proaiisei.
ton, near BroEn-vill', and expedition. hsye been
ssn Up The No G5snds 10 ssth'r ~ .hey can tna Il
By the occupation Of TsIs..
rus w~hnston Stan announces that the dineul-
~ about tee sieesnss Of R.n.p:. re-, To- sno., ~
exchange the nero soldiers and ther ofeeu. or 10
,sy .hethsr they are still 'iive or have been nuI
Tnr Nes York tsd hiss decided TO re-ntcr the ser
vice for the l. 10 nrobshle that hc whole Irish
Brigade .ill re-sniist Tn, War Department h.. 10
brisad' permission to go home Gu thirty day., leave
70 recruit.
GIN. BurIrR, in bis frs' walk .. For'res' Monroe,
wa. astoniahrt a. meeting rebel officer coo'y look
ing st parade o. our uoop'. II Wa. Cen. fi'hhueh
Old Point Gen Butter sharply expressed his diiap-
pfovsl Of sueh repseheu.lbc cour'c.y. Tho ueIt
! DAY Lee mace yas" TO Fort lafayette
A LErrrs from Ne cher, tMis..) 18th. announces Q
fgh, there, be'srog the 9Th hi.,.'ipp tcoScdl
r. rime ut, AT Adams Rebel Cavalry. At hr.t o1f
Ss'' sss h,d % S'e r.a GS our oss % fed XII me and
sounded. The Teuestnx enemy LETT several .srbines
and guns, also several articles of clothing Tiny ,ook
ssv.n prisoner, but all escaped but one. whom they
b'At to death.
Tvs Vanderbilt lst N. Cape ~ Good Hopc early IN
! Octof<r, ard f,ll in With . dl,sblsd batch vessel
~hioh she ,or'd back tn tho Csie'. thereby ssvlnl
IN. lives Of 20 persons last seoouni. The Vsnd.r
hit at the Island Of Mtufitiu. and the Alshsmi
! 10 the BAY Of nsngsl. The osptai Of tho Wander
bit 10 believed tn he sell Informed with regard the
robsl pirates oourte
M,IsniAss Duchem |, ,sii to be of surpas.in,
bssuty. A soruspond Mt OF tho London TAKS d.
pcrihing au audience, ssyr the msmhsfs Of the dspu
tation were ttruek with amusement when they hesr
hsr Lmlpg with bcau'y and fr-,hncss, keep up th'
conyeSariOn in the purest ts.tilsn the en'hu. am
OF thee gentltu., ho the highost pitch, for
leaving tn yI,,ence, Of them declared that ~
very ifht Of this inoomparabls Princess would h.
~o.th 20 her sugust husband an army Of fort, thun
sand men nd that there va. not . single part. 7Ar
OF JuArez who nt me spect a the Archduch.ss Char
lotte, would not become an enthusAAtic In Ast
Important Capture sf q blockade r sinner
Tho usu,pon Delaware, Witch left Por; Royal or
Tr,dsv arrived 81 This port ysstsrdsy, on ssturds'
she d.sov'rsd bloeksds runner crossing her hovs
Ala Immediately IsItl6 " puJIu1l IAs isAn,hil
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MOVEMENTS IN TENNESSEE
THE WAR IN VIRGINIA.

The Army Stuck in the Mud.
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the CAMPErLL KHrIIrAs CAtE.--The pa

The CAMPBELL KnrrrrAs CAtE.--Ths pa
psTs Ia th, case o. well those relating TO the In
quest rpon the body Of hiss Campbell. we're sIhiti-
ted Yesterday to the representative Of the pres by
tire District httorney " but they threw no light shat
.v-r lDon the esuses vh'rh induced the Ae.srs
cam mph ell to sttempt the lilo Of hcteltLs Tho in
quest ,tates ths, MiW Campbell died ffon an over
doss Of lAudsnuIn, arc .dsntslly taken,
IHs LArR HoMIcIpE.-lne uam- r, The
man WHO so 'hot few dsys ago, 80 Tueli' house
called tue g. Nicholas Hotel, on The Roominsdsls
fosd b, Deputy sh,rs, 10 a.e.rta,n,d n nav, hscn
John n,fon, Of No 70 Whitehall street.. H,s lL.LIi
S,S,@ ,64t ~ Ia hksR sR,aas .sI 1sGs tSs.
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to clasp the hands Of thtis seisbbors,
which 10 several instances copt,nned to
be cl"ped ill the bodies were cut down.
A. the platform fell. there wss one,
not loud, but prolonged cheer from tho
soljiery and cltizens Who were ,pects-
tors, ard then oil were quiet and ear
nest witnesses Of the scene. For 30
many, there Wa but little suffering
The necks Of oil, or nearly oil, were e.i
DENLY disloc~ted by the fall, AMI the
after struggling WAS slight. The scat
~ d tell At qssfer past ten O'clock,
and 10 twenty minutes the bodies had oil
been examined by Surgeons Le B,u,il-
ler, >b. ardown, Finch, CIa,k and Others,
and lite pronounced extinct.
1nx BURIAL.
The bodies we're then cut d ,wn, pls.
ced IN tour army wagons, and, attended
by company X, "a burial patty, and
under the comman. OF Lient. Col. Mar.
ahall, we've taken TO the grave prepared
hr them among the willows on the
ssnd bar neatly in front Of the town.
They were all deposited in one gave,
Thirty feet in length, by twelve in width
and four feet deep, being LAID on the
bottom ia two rows, with their feet To-.
ve,bes and Their heads to the outside.
They were simply covered with their
bl4nket', and the earth thrown over
them.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

"HFREAS on the 2?d day of January, A !
w 1852. vichsel Howard ex cuted unto Josh
~ Dial NJ tru tee, . certain deed OF t,u.t. c II
vrying t. said trustee the land in Sc0tt county
lows, described as f,llows, ~ wi. LJts nun Dor,
'wenty-s'x 26 twsnfy-.evsn 1911 aud twenty
eight Is VI DAvenport's out lots 10 subd,visiU.
u The W quarter OF the n r. qua, ter OF .ec-
ton No tweniy three 81 in township No seveC-
enty-eixht rs X 5 T. 9th = n. ms the same ~.
uun bersd asd de cribrd on The p At Of the eur
vey Of said out lots on record in the recorder
"fhce OF SCOTT county, wa. Which said convey
snce va. made by the said Michael howard ~
the purpose OF securing the payment Of one cor
tain prom ssofy note and the interest thereon
,igned by said Nj n eel Howard, f. one hundre.
and eighty-seven 81 100 $io7 2ilOOl doll r.
dated The 22d day of January, A y. i SOY, an
pAys 10 nine months after date to the order .
George l.. Davenpo.t with ten 10 per cent. in
terest thereon, upon which note there was pxiu
Nov. ~ ls69, the SUN Of oLe hunire dollars.
And now, said nato havi become due Nm
payable, n, the said Michael Howard huviuI
fail"i pay tho same, J sbuA ial. trustee =.
aforesaid, do b. reby give thi. public notice thai
oy virlue Of he po.er which is N me vested B.
raid deed trust, vii, on Saturday, the sew
,teenth l7thi day Of January, A. p i 81, ut th.
hour Of two 81 O'clock in the at ernoon of sao
day, Ut the Court House door, in the city OF Dav
export, expose and otter Tor sale. at public au,.
ton, the p reels Of lanl above described, or So
much thereof Ms shsll be sufficient to satisfy sud
,sy the AmOrnt Of said note, with the iLtsrss
there on to the day Of sale, together With sl III.
costs and expenses attending said sale, costs Of
this notice aud Trustees fees. Upon the COIN pie
ton Of such sale deed will he gwen in sccurd
Ance with the stipulation of said deed IF Trust
Dated the ed day OF Decemb Der. A. d. 1861
JOSHUA Dial,
dec 23.ts T,n,,es
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Inc Constitution SAL -

Art. w., sec. 3, at no new Stst
shall he formed Or e,,sc,,d wuhin the
jurisdiction OF any Other State; nor
State be t rmed by the Inct,on OF t~o
.r IN re 5 ates or parts II States, with
States concerned, ~ we'll rs Of Cun
z ess.
Virgi-ia !. compo'ed of one hundred
snd thru s-,even COUNT rs. Rcpre.enta
nv es from less thar one. halt of the coun-
I" lot the State assume TO be the legisla-
u re Of the entire Slate. Those who
v ted ,h's measure through Congr v,s
81 early peri red tn msely 5.
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TRUSTEES SALE.


N,HEHEAS, ON ThE l5rh DAY OF AU
w gust. A. -. 1859, kl,shs J mes and Julu
Ann Jones, his wife, executed unto Charles L
Putnam, as trustee, cert tin Deed Of Trusts a..
v.yipg 30 said Trustee the land in Scott county,
Iowa, descri bed as follows, to-wit: Tsenty on
II feet front by one hundred and fifty 1850 +,
feet In depth tf the south side OF lot No. three
go in block No three (S) in James Macintosh,
second addition TO the city of Davenport, forming
IN obiong square OF twenty one Oh feet by on,
hundrei and ftty (l5o) feet, be the same more
less. winch said Conveyance was made b, tn,
sxid Elisha Jones and Julia Ann Jones for the
purpose OF securing tho payment of two csrtsin
prois sory notes and the inter, 81 thereon signed
by said Elisha Jones, dated the l5.h isy of Au.
gust, A. b. 1852 and payable ss toll VS.; One
for f,yt, seven 5eIto ($47 so 1907 dollars, pay.
able in six l6) months alter date. and one for the
.um Of 6vs hundred and twenty-five 5U-lOO
1922 60-lo0) dollars, payable IN ono "a ys..
sitter ds,e, both notes bearing ten (lo) per cent,
interes. after due, and payable to the orisr OF
Eliza W. Oliver.
And nov said last mentioned note having be.
come duo aud payable. and the said Elisha Jon.,
having failed 10 pay the ssme, /, Charles l.. Pu,.
0sm, Trustee rs aforesaid, do hereby Rjve tbi,
public notire, that by virtue Of the power which
is in me vested by said Deed Of Trust, will, o,
saturday, the lo,h day 0 J,nu.ry. A. d 1908
1T the hour u two y O'Clock IN the afternoon VI
said day. st the Court Hous door, In the ciyo
Davenport, expose and o6er Tor sale, 1t pubic
auction, the parcel Of land above described. or ..
much thereof - st oil BE- efficient TO satisfy sno
pay the amount Of said note .ith the inte,es
ihsssop to the day Of sale. together With ali tb.
oo.t. ssd expenses attending said sale, costs o,
this not,ce and Trustees tees. Upon the com
pie,ion Of such sale deed vii be given in nc.
..0.dAnce With tue stipulation Of said reed Q,
Trust.
Dated the 18Th day Of O,cemses A y. 1898.
CHARLES Z. PUTNAM.
dAe Il. Its J'ru aao