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TYLER's COMPOUND SYRUP OF GUM
ARABIC,
Well known as the
Most Pleasant. Safe, and Speedy Cure for
COUGHS, COLDS.
HOARSENEss, GROUP, WH0OPING COUGH
AND
AFFECTIONS OF THE THROAT AND LUNGS.
Its superior efficacy in arresting stubborn coughs
and the first stages of cOnsum ption has long been
appreciated by most families and physicians, and
its success in giving immediate relief from a re-
cent cough or cold, unprecedented
For sale at the Drug Stores.
Price 90 and 81 cents bottle
For convenience and portability the same COM
bination nay be had in mild lozenge form, well
children, and known as
"TYLER'S GUM ARABIC COUGH LOZENGEs."
lie 3m*
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QY GREEN Il WILLIAMS. Auctioneer..
ID No. $40 corner It'll and ID streets north.
VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIMPROyED
PROPERTY NEAR THE LONG BRIDGE AT

sEAR Tah A fosd SRPsR
On %ESNEsDAY, the 10th November inst sSs
we shall sell, On the premises commencing at 4
No, 526, bou ndei b.. at and 18th and south and
Mater streets being the Square next to the Long
ing Lots one of which is improve by q fine three
story Frame House, containing 8 conveniently ar
such as Dairy, smoke House, Stable. Wood and
Goal House. S b. and Pump in the y,rd The Lot
90 feet; the rest Of Lots ara small and Of various
fully situated for Public House and Gar den, hay
ing the advantage of over 400 feet of water rrivf
sdTsnsss Of ashi1s ss well an s
great public thoroughfare. If the property can
Terms: One, half cash; balance IN six and twelve
months for notes bearing interest from day Of sale
deed given and deed sss, Of trust taken;
t aos Of se bssqdns revenue stamps at
SOS will be required Of each purchaser when the
pr nde lsso y aa0' GREEN WILLIAMS Auc
SALEoP CONDEMNED ORDNANCE STORES.
WASHINGTON ARSENAL,
WASHINGTON, d. G., November 5. 1858.
Will be sold at Public Auction at the Arsenal, on
10th of NOVEMBER, 1854, at 10 o clock q. NJ, lot
=" ORDNANCE STORES.
condemned as un6t for use. viz
Double Lathe,
6GrIndstones,
741 Gray Blankets,
1908 Blue Blankets,
1901 Red Blank ets,
81 Pole Pads, G utta Percha,
So Ealises, Cavalry Round.
23F Nose Bags,
1888 surs in giles
1921 Blankets,
$50 Mcclellan Saddle Trees,
40 yards Silk Serge
40 pounds Woollen Yarns,
1000 pounds do Rags,
3poupds Shoe Thread,
IS Barrels,
5Jugs,
Bottles,
2Water Cans,
3s2 watering Buckets, Gutta Perchs,
20 co dc Leather.
WROUGHT AND CAST IRON.
Succefsful bidders will be required toremove the
stores within five days from the date of sale.
u BENTON,
poy 3 lat Major Commanding.
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SALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES.

Oxartermnaer Generals Office, First Dirision,(
va: hingto City, November Z, 1854.
VIII be sold at Public Auction, to the highest
bidder. at Giesboro d. c.,
On FRIDAY, November IL, 1864,
$50 Cavalry Horses.
These horses hays been condemned as unit for
the cavalry service of the army.
For road and farming purposes many good DAP
gains may be had,
Horses sold singly.
Sale to commeuce at 10 o'clock q. m.
Terms Cash in United states currency,
S" - JAMES A. EKIN,
Colonel in charge First Division Quartermss !.
lps Office. nov 63t
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Oh. Dufosr's Sugar coated Female Regulating
Pills are the Gerry bssl in They operate speedily
and DectIrsIy, and being sugar coated create no
nausea upon the most delicate stomach. A trial o.
these Pills win prove their superiority ou~ all
others. Price FL box. Bold by O. Ford, corner
18th street and Pa. avenue Was bnston. and Henry
Cook, AleIAndria ta6-ly
SPIIMAfoalHRA oAs BIZ CuRsD.-Dr Rand q spe-
eifc cures Sprmatorrhda, Ssminal W.aksss,, m
Its effects truly magical. trial of the Specific
viii convince the most skepticsl Of Its merits.
Price 81 box. Sold by b. O. Ford, corner 18th
street and Pa. avenue. Washington. and Henry
Cook. Alexandria. ta6-1y
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was instructed to give mp the hall and sell the
furniture, after which the association ad.
leurned subject to the call OF the President.
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AUCTION SALES,
UfURR DAYs.
Y J. O. MCGUIRE Il CO., Auetiouesr,.

RYJ. o. MCGUIRE CO.. Aue.ione.rs.
TWO pEsIRABLE BUILDING LOTS ON NORTH
On FH AHR "a RF sTkEES Sk s1v.ms.r u
ISild al Lett o.'Ps each tn:
and 50 street nr vest ,s and RUNNING back Is feet
ahd IL months, with interest, secured By deed of
Conveyances and stamps at the cost Of the par
nOy4-d &c. MCGUIRE CO.. Auots.
RYJ. Q. MCGUIRE Il CO.. Auctionssrs.
sUPERIoR ROSEWOOD SEVEN OCTAVE PIT.
mo rESSRT i; IPssERGok SSb SaSSBkR rtR-
On sATuRDHS MossS gsGDi No. &c: ,
sss ss tss entire Foiturs aud .so.s Of fsm,
supsT:T Case Sciss. Piano Fort. ,n
Handsome Mirror back Et.s.re
Eose.ood S Marble TOP Centre and Sofa Tables
f ia.h S5ss ssF; tISssss s;s Clock
Denmark aid Ohintz Curtains, Shades
Velvet; Brussels and Ingram Carpets
Walnut and Mahogany Bedstesds
Bols ers and Pillows. Blankets and Comfort.
Toilet Setts. Looking Glasses
sidebos1d. Extension Dining Table
Dining Chairs. Lounge, Rocker
Gookips and other Stoves;
cesssry to enunerate.
nevsd 20. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts
RYEM.L. WALL & CO. Auctioueers.
s. La av, bet. 9th and md 10th 18th s fa~a''
SALE OF HORSES. CARRIAGES, HARNESS. 60.
On SATURDAY MORNING, November 18th, com.
m.neing Al 10 oeiock,w We will sell at the Bazaar
' FIFTY HORSES.
!helpciug some very fine Harness, Saddle, and
Full description at sale.
A large collection of desirable New and Second
band o.rTsEss Light WAGONS Busxss Wagons;
which the sale will commence.
Sales OF Horses regulsr every Tuesday, THURSDAY.
and Saturday.
Carriages aud Harness at private sale.
o One very fine Family Carriage in perfect order.
Suitable or Coach
ard the other six and in excellent order FOUR seat
nov9 WIN. l.. WALL CO., Aucts.
RYJ. O. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioueers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
On ON F sTRfsE \ STREET, BETWEEN 4TH AND
By virtue OF a deed of trust from Michael Runa-
hsa ana nv Te bearing dse the a DAY o Of I
49, seq to- the suhserbeas tHstess of the
Phoenix Building Association Of washia gton city,
ed day of November. at O'Clock p. M. part Of Lot
twenty one, (2Ilin Square No 6ls beginning 70.
lot and run ding thence east with the line Of north
street, fifteen feet. thence south one hundred
and eight feet Ell ght and half incbe thence west
fifteen feet; thence north one humid ed and eight
feet eight and half inches. improved By small
brick tenement.
Terms: One third Of the purchase money cash,
the residue in two equal payments; at and II
months with interest from the day of sale, secured
by deed of trust.
Twenty dollars to be paid down at the tins sf
sale, and if the terms no. fully piled with
within FIVE days from day of sale, the Trustees viii
resell the property, after FIVE days public notice,
at the risk and expense of the def&ulting pur-
chaser
Stamps and eonveyanciDg at the cost of the
purchaser.
HILLARY g, SPALDIEG,
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DR0POSALS Will BE RECEIVED UNTIL
l. SATURDAY. November 18th, for the erection
OF q MONUMENT to the memory OF the Young
Women who persisted BY an xplosion at Washing
ton Arsenal, June nth, 1864.
dimensions &c, of the proposed Monument, and
also, of Q railing to euclose the samea
The Monument to be of the best American White
Marble, with the names of the Twenty one t2D
Young women suitably inscribed thereon, together
with the date of the accident.
The found alton must Re Of granite at least siX (6
feet square and feet deep, substantially laid in
cement.
fifteen by eighteen f15ais) feet, and resting upon
suitable blocks OF granite.
The cost ofIhe whole not to exceed Three Thou,
the sstisfsction of the Committee.
Bidders win please state the time required to
Pronosais may be addressed to either Of the UNI
uefs'sneo - JOSEPH L. BURCH,
JOHN G. DUDLEY,
~ 90 q r.-. JAMES B. KING,
JAMES JOHNSON.
INV 2 eodtol9th fChron.1 Committee.
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~ BUTLER TENTS. q NO.
MOOD Second. hand Tents constantly ON hand
Also. New Tents of any size made to order By
a ~ BARNES aON -
sal Makers, 63s nth street,
90 . Inn near the wharf.
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EDUCATIONAL.

DHONOGRAPHIC INSTITUTE AND SCHOOL
Il OF COMMERCE AND MATHEMATICS, cor
7th and sts., opposite the Post Office Day School
for Boys IS per month No charge for Instrum ntal
Music. Private Lessons, from to p. m. &C 20 Inn
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486 PICTURE CORD AND TAssELs. 400
nihsftnt nSs; And eolors Picture Cord and Tas-
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GARD yIsITB yRAMrs
Plot o B rs.

French Gilt, Swiss Carved wood and a.S
Composition Card Rrames in VARIETY "s''oe.
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VVNRUSSES TRUssESl TRUSSESl
Marsh's, Rsinhardta HulIs and Fren CD TRUs
SES together with those of other manu- fac Ia rsrs
Ladies and gentlemen IS sHOULD1R Braces.
hand and for sale by 1870 WIN. A. GRAY.
nov o-eoS~ asa MASS. Az, cor. 4th 1t.
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SHADES.

.DihesSnt celors and sizes Window Shades In
.od, oIosrs for any required style or size Shade
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att. MAkKkifERr, No. 4s6 Sevsuth street. n
gRPiease remember the Nunber, ass, and thu
term Cash Tor Goods and Labor. Soc sep H,3mifS
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D.
For sale in Washin gton by O. FORD. corner
Pa. avenue and Eleventh street. au 3l-eoly
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WANTED-3O. 900 LADIES to call at the only
DEPOT in the District, and get their work done.
3s1 sire ct is the place, and Ladies' who do not
want heir work SPOILED will 90 to no other
called stamping places. We are weekly in receipt
of the VERY LATEST STYLES of patterns for
Embroidery and Braiding. Stamped Goods, Braid
Silk and Gotten for sale. &C Ii If
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TIE NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION
lLLDs TO THE FORCE OF CIRCUMSTANCE
"A few of the members OF this association met
al their rooms in Parker's Building last night,
but most of the 81 leading spirits" were absent
I. q. Clayton, DIR. Charles Allen, Hon. Thos
Florence, Fred. Schmidt, j. w. Clampitt and
J. +. Ennis, OF the oratorical force of the asso-
citation, were missing, as were also F. Aiken
Il. ". Fenwick, T. A. Tolson, W. ]. Miller, F.
Ranahan, Michael Duffy, Henry Lyons, M
Marceron, w. j. Gary, J. Norris, e q ueen,
and others of the front rank.
About o'clock Hon. Charles Mason called
the meeting 10 order, and stated that the pur-
pose for which the ASSOCIATION was organized
was virtually at an end, and he desired to
know II Its members were willing TO surrender
the room 10 Prof Liable, from w. N il had
been obtained.
Some one suggested that the rooms should
be given up, and the association adjourn SINE
die.
Mr.. Thomas Thornley, favored irving up the
room, but thought the association should ad.
JouIh SUBJECT TO the call Of the president. The
irsrnar :, tn MI eSHon was pretty well known,
out more tayorably the president could caH
Mr. Byron Tyson thought thew had hs,,.-
get another room and continue the oroani1a
ton, Notwithstanding the election mad resnifsd
disastrously 70 them
Mr.. J. ID. Lakenan said organization is what
they wanted, for the Union Leagues kept
agoing all the time. Mr.. l.. thought the asso-
citation should get another room, and that gen.
temen should not be so modest, but 60 into the
Ining boldly and work and act continually.
he therefore proposed that q committee Of i've
De appointed 70 procure another room.
mr. Halliday was In favor OF keeping up
tne association, but was opposed 70 running
!nto any further debt until they had paid what
MT. Lakenan said that IL they adjourned to-
hignt tney would never meet again, aud he
wanted 70 "ciinch the nail" by getting another
mr.. Geo. Adams concurred with Mr. Hal
ioay ana counted the cost. Thew now owed a
great deal OF money and he did not waat To
increase the expenses. He was on posed 10 "a
permanent organization without a guarautee
that the expenses would not fall mon trro or
three His past experience was tbat a Sew
were compelled to meet them all -"
Mr. sLakenan remarked that Mr. Adams
made good speech, but 10 was a iitfis To-
'tsme." and he ought not TO have appealed ="
The pocket.
.Af,srsome further discussion the Presid.n,
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A, IL KINDeORBOTrLEs BOUGHT AND s,LD
"A the highest price will be paid for Chan n sne
Bottles, At 81 Seventh street, Inland, between 4
and streets. 90 H,Ims
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w with the best of testimonials, @ SITUATION
az clerh with sutler; would not object going to
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-06

RAIsrro BAaLr PorAross.-Sprout-
ing the seed b sow usivsssasly prscticed
whsrsvsr early maturity 10 dssired. Inls
10 done h yhs following nansss As
airy light room or lott, 9th wipdo - to
DO closed in severe weather, with tiers
ofAAslvss 6Ilise up oil il avsilabls space.
These are often, from lock of room too
close TO each other, and foot from shelf
to shelf may b given - good average
distance. % these shelves the seed 10
carefully placed, each on it, END; one sack
weighing two cwt. will thus require
about thirty square feet Of superficial
space. With due supply Of cir and
light, and the occasional removed OF any
tuber showing signs Of disease, they may
rema ins till planting time come. The
great object 10 secure stroog, hesltby and
oolored shoots, about two inches 10
length; the neglect Of ventilation and
proper amount Of light producing weak
colorless ahoot lisbie both to 'nquSy 10
removing them and to decay when plant
ed. The earliest crops are now iovsria-
bly, grown from sprouted seed, and they
are grown . good fortnight 10 advance
Of farmer years when au,umnal planting
was the rule.-Joarnal Of Horticuissre.
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NAN 0OOD III

AID TIE v1oOR o. YOUTH ngSfOaHD
IA IL Ssur W6sks, ~ u. aIvoRlpS RSsENCB
or LlRS. ". hisssd Is Pasi6, aftsr ysass q
uresst request Ct the Aoerisan pabite, ed -.
polntsd % Aee6s II NsW Yesk, for the salo Of HE
valued and iieAly psissd Essesee Of Lite. This
vendsefui asest viIi restore Malhood b the most
shsttsrsd AooSoltasls11, IN Sssr wss1n, -. u
used according ~ ps,aleA iassraosiose, faisss %
In possible. TAiS Tie fs6tOfibg 7 nedt ekosld
- .skssa - 81 Absst - 6asry. = u slss6 -
pernassee Saessss, h every $50 u esessia.
~. kisoss's Etsenes q Late 10 sold q enooo.
with tall iselruesioes IL uSe q ., o. Ee.f oCnn.
tisjes 10 - IL - - viu - ssas 70 ~ poss,
ellsfollJ pseeaA = rsesips - ssnittases "a ~
:ssssenS e6sps. ssassaastsss = $500 Z
f8lIff nolx1b:: ~ Bsssss.s; go r. Y
usAo-aAs 11sss vese 6 0ssaAuo0. M.
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NEW MEDICAL DISCOVERY FOR THE
IN H1RMAMn CURB OF

NEW MEDICAL DISCOVERY FOR THE
IN PnAnANANf CuRI OF
0onosshsa, 0lsst, Ufsthral Discharges, lmpo-
tenoo, Seminal Weakness, Mig htly Emissions,
lneontinsnos, Genital Debility and lrri-
tasility, Gravel, Stn0taf0 and a6ec-
tiooS Of the kidDsy Z Bladder,
which has. been used By upwards Of
100 Physicians.
In their private pssetios with satirs success, 81
psreeding CubeS's Capsules, OF any other COM
pound hitherto known.
DELyS OPkClFIC PILLS I
ere speedy in action, often effseting cure in .
few days, and when . cure 10 effected IL 10 per-
mansns They are prepared ffoa vegetable e.
trasts that ase harmless on the system, and never
naussats the stomsch Of impregnats The breath !;
and being sugar coated, all nsussous taste il
avoided. No change OF diet IL Necessary whilst
using them, nor does their action interfere with
business. Each Boz contains nix dossn Pills.
Price 81. Sold BY al the principal Druggists.
In pisces whore no agent 10 advertised they will
be sent By mail, post pail, and oonAdsntialiy So
red from observation when desired, on receipt Of
o nsy, By J. BRYAN, n. D., 70 Cedss-st, N. 7.
Smith Z Dryer Wholesale Agents, Chicago.
III. WELL0, Agent, Davenport.
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aoi11e1.e y ~ TIE UNloH %

OotASes's ~ tie UsJO1D YII
Rsai ths fsllovias Lsstsn ssssivA lsso ysu
soaraAse = esdorss0sat of he
WORLD kMOwE AND WORLD fRlED
nnn1DIesxso - -
PROFESSION tsolLOvvAYaa, e,,
PILLS AND ONT MENT.
You win lsss Asd ussslisisss ssstnsaia,s 70.
esivs4 frsa I'll parss u Ne sosnssy vhsss on
army y h fesss.
SEE TO your HEALTH
An Il ysa have ssus oss distressed il ysss VEL
fare, tAsa - not dsaAy.
YOUR LIER IS vALUABLEi
Not only % yourselves. bat y yssr fsahsss And
mothess, sistsss, wives, asd beoehses. Thsa while
yss nay, psrshass yoar health
FOB 10 CENTS, 20 CENTS, Oh Sllo,
Will, when expended 10 these msdieiess, bsing
yoa dova t. the grssnest and ripsst Oh 50.
The following sss ssnsias Letters, % Ne 1T u
90 Maiden Lane, N. n.
Qsassssnasssxs DspertoSst,
!, SytA lllisois Vslsatsses, \
felly Island, :. O., NOVEMBER q, lssty
Prof. Holloway, 80 Maidss Lsas, n. 4:
SIS: Anelessd please 1ad lwo dollAess fee
wAteh esnA Ne one dolbf's worth sash q PEAR
celsbsassd Pills and Ointasas, y rstafe nall.-
Please stesnd' to this q oass, tt - nssA q
neeA q Ne above ssnsdise. address,
Lsat. 4. ". fsLlevs, Q. NJ
SSta lllinoas Vols.
Camp near Brandy Station, VAL
Jsnsssy !, 1854
Prof. HoLlowAY-Dess Sir: ! have heard .
great deal Of talk about yosr famous pills. and .
never wss In the need Of them until now, want
y n, ehn>a in h
present tine, ssod me the worth Of the sselo ed.
1onrs, &c., JOSEPH WALSH,
20. 3, sth Rsgt, E1eslsiof Brigade.
Palaski, Tenn, Dsssmbse -, 1858.
Pref. HoLLowAY-DsH Sif: Please 1ad g.
elosed enc dollar, end seDd me the amount In Jour
faooas pills, ~ am troubled with dyspspsia and
ssek cure. Yours, 20,
Taos + Tu.s.s, Co l, "a Iowa lafsasry.
Morris Island, 8 c, Jan IL, 1854.
Prof HoLLowAY-Dssr SIR: Enelosed you will
end so cents for which wish you to send me
some Of your valuable pills; send them By mail.
enclose 10 cents tor postage. Address,
IssAsL Z. HALL, 20 v, 4th h,
Port Royal, sc.
Camp oe 5.h Excelsior Brigadel
January ~, 1864.
PROF.. HOLLO~AY-Sir Please send me for the
enclosed ~ cents the worth Of it In pills. Gu losed
had 10 cents to Psy postage. snd you vii obiiss.
Yours, &c, Sergt wv f0wsss,
Go Il, 9TH Reg, Excelsior Brig, Washington.
Morris Island. s G. Jan q, 1864.
Prof. HOLLOWAY Please fa4 enclosed the sum
If one dollar for pills. haze disrrhos, and cant
ret il stopp.d, SO wansvS ny your pills
Y0ufs, 10, WILLIAn LasIsfY,
Cop, iV4sh Penn Vols.
~ch7la- 49,
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ulss1ss1ppl AZ ulSSoaFA esEOeA'
60
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utss fasess ekse Dsss~Dde4 tSsaS.
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~ iS00, - entil tstties n6tll asssagss
troln6 viilIesVS DASsats1 - - folljt05!
0.0o 4. 4. III 0siA1sn - Webejno1oa.
~ :. 4. fes lsvs CITY sad nnSeeetns. +.
sAAISs Aaasvu ~ DAvmsPsas ~ 1sEiAWs.
So ?. =. frea 0sinnsll I'D, Washiassss. ~
s.lS ?. r. fssa 0isssil cad nsssssins. no.
The 100 ~. gsln eat q Dsvsnpo or hakSe litees
eoaAsstio.s 3 0daatii, Lowe ttl tdd VSt4iae
- viii he WsssssA psAee CeApsty 'tsexGSs kof
I'll polAte Wen Souta- vest end North- yest.s !.
ftaint ffoA ~ Mess soaases, = lAvssEer
ssio ts.tns g " Clssage sad Rocs M ~ Aeu
Rhlsagsgs ~ ftnlnded o. ~. neee6aV q
eiviAe dissihes 4sSetidas . - . dssetnauee O
thstv ~ . eeaose sAsiAs
'A'A ''AH : ~ o Siis' ,. rRAcY, a..1 ssps.
4. KuDAtl, Ass't Sup't. .I.g
Davenport. Nov. 10. 1603.-dt -. $3.50.
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N1OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN FIAT AT
IN the Couft House door, In the city Of Ds7en.
port, Scott county. lows, on the 18th day Of
April, Il. D., 1854, at o'clock .. n. Of said day,
there will Be sold, 1t public auction, to the high
est bidder, for oask, lot Of notes, aceounss and
judgments belonging to the estate Of John q.
Warhbarn. deceased.
A schsdule Of said notes, accounts and judy
ments may b seen ~. calling on the under
signed.
Dasod April 9Th, 1854.
3 TssS. p F. r ssafAoRS' Administrators.
aplo-d3Ot
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