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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-03-12

OUTRAG. BY 4 SOLDIER--About or 10
o'clock on Sunday evening, while Mr.. u.
Formulas, Of the Empire Saloon, was quiet
ly sitting with his family and q isw
friends in tae upper part of his building,
the saloon being closed, a soldier tried to
enter the saloon; but finding it closed
went to the side entry door and beat in a
panel with his musket Ar. F. and his
friends ran down stairs and while eight
persons, mea, vomen and children, stood
II the narrow entry, the soldier fired
through the Aperture he had maze, the ball
inf,icting 4 painful but not dangerous
wound or the abdomen Of one man, and
grazing another mans hip The soldier
was followed aud arres ted, and proved TO
ba private John Smith, Of Co L, Oath
regiment Col Morrill, had hin, confined
in the guard house, and was willing to
give him up TO the civil authorities for
trial which was not demanded however,
as the wounds inflicted were no: danger
our The man has since escaped from
the guard house and Is at large.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-03-12

SERIOUS ISJURY.-We are PANIED to learn
that Mr.. Richard Pembroke, farmer
living few miles north Of this city, met
with serious accident under the acque-
duet ON Thursday. The water had just
been let in, and came down in heavy
streams. The road also is in a horrld con-
diton. As Dir P was passing under it on
a load of lumber, in trying to dodge the
water, the wagon .iolting terribly, he was
thrown off. the wheel passing along the
side of his head, tearing off the ear co,n
pletely, and inilcting frightful wound
Dr.. Harris was called and dressed it, and
Mr. P is probably out of danger, but will
ever henceforth be shorn Of his auricu-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-03-12
HEIMsTREErs
lNlMITARl.E HAIR RESTOl
.IEXICAS MUSTANG LiNIMEST.

Tie parties in S.. Lsuis and Cinrnn It'll, who hare
been CONTRIBUTING the M-s;saz Lnm.nt der pre-
Of proprieersh!p have been thoroughly c-fcPPci
By the Courts o guard against further position,
have procured r. the T. 8 Treasury, private steel
plate rcyeaus stamp, which IL placed o'~r ;he iSp OF
esc' bottle Zach stamp CLEARS the nc ''tie Of my
.igna;Er" and Nith0u: which the article Is seantsr
feit, dangerous and worthless imitation. lx@u4.o-
every bottle. Ills Eminent has been IN ana grow
ing ia favor for many years. There hard ~ exist. =
hamlet the habitsbe Globe that does act co-i2;7
evidence Of its wonderful efT--ts II j. the lest enc
Heat world. With its pres-nt improved ingre
dents. It's ELECTS upon and De ~ =riecty
maTkabie. Sores are healed pains relieved, lives
saved valuable animals made useful and uatold Ills
assuagsd. For cuts bruises, sprains, Rheumatism
swellings bites cuts, c1keL breasts, strained horses
&c it is Sovereign RENE jy that fAsdld never BE- dis
p-nssd with. II should be in family. Sold "
ali Druggists. d. =. DaRSE-, New for<.
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OTTAWA March Sin. lS6t


t. ny al Trends IN Onai0a-It is with
feelings Of profound gratitude, that ac-
cept from You this liberal testimonial Of
YOUR esteem au,! IN return, allow me to
assure YOU that 30 effort on my part, shall
be sparec: to lenaar myself worthy OF It.
Ia receiving this manifestation Of your
confidence. | *eel that | Am assuming IA
responsibility 20 which my feeble sbill
ties may prove inadequate. l feel my
weakness end. although shall endeavor,
will, the utmost of nay power, 10 satisfy
yaar expecta.isns, yet, shoula fai, SO to
DO, hope you viii attribute the failure to
the intirpaitie. OF human natsre rather
than 20 a want OF devotion to my country
Ard as again enter the exciting scenes
OF tie field, aud niinsle with NY brave
comrades in battle. allow me to assure yeu
that a. long as my feeble arm retains its
strength, this sword shall be welded for
the restoration IF our beloved Union and
the Constitution bequeathed to US by our
fathers, and for the overthrow Of those
desperate men who are seeking the des-
truction Of the bss: Government in tho
world.
l thank you, then gentlcssen, for this
manifestation OF your kind regards, and
hope | may in future SO conduct myself
as will never give you cause to lower your
esteem OF me. Nj. OsN.N
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M A r r Il Fl ID

M a IL IL n -
In the Baptist Church, on Wednesday evening.
by Rev. u. Colmau, Nr. Truman POWELL, recently
Of the Republican Office, now Of the Gath Regt. ILL.,
VOL to Miss Helen HoPKINs
Said T., These types are far too small
This office far too strait withal-
/ can't refuse my country's call,
But haste to her defence"
Said H.: s'My dear that's molly said
Through dangers thick thou must be led
Bat daily prayers upon thy head
Shall rest when thou art hence
Said T. again: My heart is sad
To leave YOU, dear: / wish you had
The mind 20 make me doubiy glad
Come let Tvs marry"
"Well here's my heart and here's my haad.
But 60 and join the patriot band,
And Tor your country nobly stand
I'll b<ip the Sanitary"
On the 10th inst, by the Rev. W. W. Wells, at
the residence of Mr.. E. d. Hartshorn, ELI SrRAwS,
ESD, to Mrs. MARY II. DEAN.
At the Central Hotel. on the 9Th inst. by Arthur
Lockwood ESQ, Mr. OLIvsR PEcIA to Miss HsL On
n GopvasY, beth Of the town Of Earl.
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SORGHUM SUGAR-Mr. Geo. A. KNIT, OF
this city, mas shown us several samples OF
sugar made from the common chinese
cane, which is certainly equal to the best
specimens of clarified New Orleans or
West India sugar. This was made by the
process just patented by Afr. Riggs, late
Of Wisconsin,, and now of Omaha, Ne
braska. Mr. Riggs spent nearly three
years of time and small fortune in exper-
lmenting before he arrived at the true
process lie can now take any molasses,
and by very cheap and simple process,
(all the machinery not costing oTer ten
dollars in a few hours extract from it the
fine sugar Any farmer can make his
sugar by the process, at a trifiing cost
The process is patented, and Mr.. KNIT
has the agency to sell the patent Of this
and we believe soce adjoining counties.
He is Sc confident that there is fortune
in ihe business that he is prepared, we un.
darstand, to make pretty bold guarantees
to purchasers Of the patent right
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siiss TENNESSEE Ct.-FLIN.


The Great NagH<slc Doctres, sns Cla.,roysn: ny
stciHH,
ho has 30 asiobishrd the pcol !e by her wonderful
cures snd mysterious revelations during her trav
els IN The United State. turing tlis last six years.
has visited the most portaut towns in the states,
examining the sick and afflicted, curing them with
unparalleled success, and through her magnetic
influence and wonderful operate Us, hs. caused in
vaids to walk in very short time Who had rot done
for many years. This lady seems to be endow>
ed with the healing AT, and supernatural gifts TO
such rema kabe degree, tina; she couyinces tho
most ,EcItica Of her wonderful powers, snd gives
information Of much importance that people
from every walk of life to consult her. Her
skill and powers of mind are Sc great, there seems
to be disease but viii give way to her treatment.
This lady is physician indeed. She can
and point cut the medicine 10 cure the most obst-
nate diseases even those that have for years baled
the skill Of our best physicians, such as
Diptseria, Dissass Of the Throat anil Lungs Heart
and Lirer Comp Arints, Diseasesofhse HoDaoc, Ns'
r0isir. sick Hcadachs On opsy in the chest Asti-
ma Fi's Or FdHtrG Sickness, Cancers Elllsd and
Eytracted rootand 6-GncA. in f. on, / to "a hour.
without pain or tie use cfiHshHnenfs, DC.
And can make salves and liniments that will cure
old sores fever sores, cancers, rheumatism, letter
scrofula, salt rheum, catarrh sprains, weakness
in the back and limbs, and other complaints Of
long standing and has performed astonishing
cures upon those who have long since lost their
SIGHT AND HEARING, or nearly so by disease.
All forms of female omPaints attended to with
great success. During her travels she has cured
hundreds who the verge of The grave. who
are now living and enjoying good health through
her skill and successful treatment Satisfactory
references will be cheerfuly given when required.
She will guarantee TO make permanent cures in all
cases she undertakes. Her examinations with
much satisfaction as to merit and receive the
confidence OF all who consult her. She answers
letters pertaining 20 life and health, with great
satisfaction. and all who cannot consult her in per-
son, will please give statement of their case aud
situation for her investigation, aDd, if required,
medicine will be sent by express without delay.
Lawyers. Doctors, Ministers, and many other
scientific men, have consulted her upon matters CT
high Importance, and give evidence of their entire
satisfaction.
She has established her Leyfrnary at the For
Rce- House, in Onaloa, Illinois,
Where she may be consulted upon all matters per-
tanning to Life, Health and Diseases Of the Human
System.
All who wish to test her skill and powers Of
mind should call Immediately.
CONSULTATION FEE, ONE DOLALR.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-03-12

No INFANTICIDE.-A dead child was found
in box on Thursday morning, in the yard
of B. T. Phelps, Esq, evidently threwn
over the fence by some one FROM the street.
1t proved to be tho child of deaf and
dumb parents named Burlingame 1t was
ill-born, as the surgeon attests, and had
been boxed up and sent to the cemstry
for intsrment But the persons carrying
it, seem to have got tired of their burden,
aud disposed Of it as above.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-03-12

STILL OYwARD-Eo ith.tan dag tbs
hard times and high prices, the sale oi the
Chemical .SdLeratus is still on the increase
People Will use it, and s-ery successful
housewife tells her height Dor, and when
her ne;ehOor tries itshs tells another, and
thus it. fame spreads until il is hard to
tell where It viii stop.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-03-12
CITY ELECTION.

The democrats Of the ely Of Ottawa are
on Thursday evening next to nominate
candidates fer Aldermen and appoint dell
egates to City Convention, to meet at
the Court House on Saturday evening
next, to nominate Candidate for Mayor.
By order of CRY COMMITTEE
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-03-12

a SLIGHT CoLD,' CoUGHs.-Few arc
Cough CIR I" S! IGHT COLD" in its first stage :;
that which, in the beginning would yield
to a mild remedy, if neglected, soon at
tacks tho lungs. "Brc,cn's Bronchial IIoeh,
Is" give sure and almost immediate relief
Military Officers and Soldiers sto,.H haze
than, as Mty can Jecarried tn the packet, ard
take,. a. occasion requires
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-03-12
FROM The New Yef, Trltune.

"Oh that men and women would read
and pUnGer on the Lists Of Mortality
Published weekly, monthly and yearly III
our city There is ever fsarfully great
proportion of Consumption Cases The
Statistic Tables prove that while other
Diseases .lay their thousands, CozsurPrioY
slays its tens of thousaI DIS
in the early stages Of Throat and Lung
Complaint, we consider MADAME IA
DOC PORTER'S CURATIVE BALSAM
infallblc."
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-03-12

CLOTHING AT FIsKEs-Mr. Fiske, a few
doors cast of the City Bank, has just open
ed bully" stock of new clothing, the
first spring arrival in Ottawa. This sock
embraces the new styles for the season,
and they are really captivating. Nobody
can "set up" to be in fashion without
having new suit from Fishes. 1t will
crafty our people to learn that instead of
going up, Mr.. T. found goods lower than
in the fall He sells, as usual, at one PRICE,
naming the lowest at once. and not rece~
ding from 1.-THE only really honest sys.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-03-12

Contents OF box No, 3 packed 10y the
Indian Creek Soldiers Aid society Feb
25th. quilts, pillows, IS pillow slip,
. towels. : handkerchief, 1 pair drawera'
! shirts, y dressing gowns, , pair socks,
/ pads, peek onions, i its grapes, ~ rolls
kAnda.es, > roll. cotton cloth, papers and
| Mag ziae Mas Z i WELL, Pas.
Bis. 81 y BAyLyY. 9FC
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-03-12
O1T.yyt March St,4. 1861

OTTAWA. March Nta, IeO4.
LIEUT.. NosEs OsNAN-G our old friends
atd acquaiutaaces of tho city o. Ottawa,
wishing 10 manifest .heir spprcc alton, Of
the motives that actuated you 10 enlist
in defence of the Flag Of our Country
and your Gallant and heroic deeds in sup
port of the Constitution and tine Laws,
present you tii, Sword, assured that in
your hau;:s It Will only be welded in OPP
position 70 traitors to eur Government,
aud sheathod with a glad heart, when
patriots NORTH and Sou. h shall hav an
opportunity ts ,estors our Union in its in
tegrity, 10th ia to!n. and spirit, s. be
n.,"rt' q - - by the Fathers Of QUE
Country. and the iraAers Of our glorious
Constitution.
H. Your further efforts IN behalf of cur
Cover unent, carry this az II testimonial o.
the donors, for yonr personal welfare and
Success IcUG OID FRIENDS
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-03-12
LYONS KATElAEKON.

Kath airon is from the Greek word kathro," or
Kathaire sig nfying cleanse, rejuvenate and
store. This article is wha' its name sgnines. For
preserving restoring and besutiy'ng the human ma If
again owned and put by the orig n proprietor,
and is made with the care ski aud atent Oh
which gave it sale OF million OF bottles per
snnum.
1t is mos: deght's Hair Dressing.
It eradicatcs scurf and dandruh.
II keeps the head COO and clean.
Itmakes the hair rich, soft and glossy.
]: prevents the hair from falling oil and turning
gray.
1t restores hair upon bald heads.
Any lady or gentleman who values Beautiful head
Of hair should use Lyons Kathairon II IS known and
used throuyft the civilized world. Sold by respect
able dealers.
DEMAS s. BARNES & CO., New York.
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DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS


GENTLEMAN, cured Of Nervsus Debility Ineem-
Pstessy Premature Decay Youthful Error actual.
ID desire 70 ssasht stssrs, will be happy to fur
E.h 70 al who need it Gree Of Charge the recipe and
drectiess fer aaking the simple Remedy used +. hi.
sass. These wishing to profit by his sxperienee-and
posssss . Valuable Renedy-wili receive the sam. h,
IsssTn nail, carefully sssied) by addressing
JOHN b. OGDEN
~ - Ne. - HAssAv Sa.gEY, Esv Year
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nAGAy,, MAGNOLIA BALM.

This is the delightful and extraordinary article
ever discovered 1t changes the sun burnt lace and
hands pearly satin texture OF ravlshing beauty,
impartng the marble purity Of youth and the aa21s
appearance inviting in the city belle Of iashioh. IL
removes freckrs pimples and fonGhness from the
skin, leaving the complexion fresh transparent ana
smooth II contains no material injurious to the skin
Patrcnized and Cp SINCE re- It's "ha'
every lady should have.
Address all orders 10.
DEMAS 8. BARNES CO., New Ysrk.
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SWORD PRESENTATION.

The following correspondence rei,;cs 10
a pleasant little affair that occurred a. Mr.
q. WALKERS drug store the other day, on
on the eve Of Lieut.. OsMAss departure to
reio:n lis regiment:
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-03-12

List Of articles in Box No. 10, sent by
the Union Aid Society, FEB %, 1864. so
shirts, II papers, e pads, 5 pillow., | book
/ handkerchief, package of sage, 10 roll.
bandages, 6 cat.chi.m,, 90 tracts, | pillow
case, bushe. onions
Mas. l. r ANEs, Pres
Mt.a Il ('r-prr- Sacy
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-03-12

The 2yl,liers Aid Society will hold sociablc at
tle Supreme Court House on Tuesday evening,
March l5.h.
Adnitauce Ladies llsts Gent. - Clari's band
viii be in attendance.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-03-12

TIE RAvEL TRoUPE-The original Ravel
Troupe, who have been SO successful in
all parts Of the world, made an appearance
at Washington Hall on Thursday even ing
and notwithstanding the incleneney of
the weather, drew a very fine audience.
1t is now needless to say that their per-
formances surprised every body, and every
feat elected unbounded applause. Time
and space will not permit as to enumer-
ate the varied and brilliant acts of the
company. Nothing in the way OF amuse-
ments has ever been offered hore that
will approach it We are requested to
state that the troupe will give special
performance for schools this afternoon,
commencing at q o'clock, to which child
rem will be admitted for - cents, and
this evening the Ravels give their last en-
tsrtainmeut.
For the evenings performance reserved
seats have been arranged, to which the
price of admission will be % cts. extra
MR. HAvENHILLs CoNCERr-O7 account
of the extreme inclenency of the weather
on Thursday evening, and the inposs;-
bllity Of getting his children together,
Mr.. HaveEhill was obliged to postpone
his eoucert Of 300 children, and it will
take place next Thursday evening, March
18th, at Union Hall.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-03-12

I.'ss ~ k--S -"
wa Nee and lrf,n Large F!nes, ona By 10 as@s-
.sS5a 81 NS tciebrdts- Potent DS1sis
Sheet BehSa fIus.
A rrENrIeN i. invilei 10 the to!lOwin. roI, or...
Stpsrisrity.
lat, DugaplrIrI.-Lastins, with proper care, .tleat
~ years. Stoves are that set ~ Ia
1888.
%, MAsgFACTUEz.-Eyery port.sn Of The s:.Ts Is
thoroughly constructed. Each is subn.;t,d /.
cri,icaI test, and none cave cur works usIes.
p!e;.y ssd Perfectly finished.
Cd. CAP,crrr--B.kias, b-o1.nz, boiling, r0AstaE,
and al ether culinary operations performed az tie
same Tins barrel q COR baked into bread with
single FIRE.
.h FcOToAr.-SaTirg the cos. o. lie 6: eve N 0.
years The item O. fuel
81 vryrr, ,rtos CT Orex-i7 the sterzr: s.S,e
alone the from: doors open directly into the pre-
tec:ed by Letters latcs - securing direct drst
through the To-, II tls e5sa by n.za. Q! perforated
holes in IL. sad back dues. L VII De bsrEe IN
ra.ad that lie heated aic always rises, this ~ thoa
Of ventilation IS the only OF -. ne rAatever.
Ga ESrIsx CgsrsoLe G. HrlT-TLs heat genera: ed
BY the stove nay se hen. ttsyei. and uss psss''
cato tie -OsrI ct Dl>G.u-z.
1.h. TEE DorgLs gEsgr BsTr'v yLU:-By ~A!sa .
c.npres-in: and i.r.r.ia- ae,ien Ct As-s o5:s=sa
SID til. evenly sad s1si.a:g hsat-a ;a.z
o. sEy e.a=r known Invention.
..A Es-iIgc-P.r,ar.-. - - Top sad s.-a: iAs
possibility q s.a-as - -ria- t..= Gsoz.
go. Usr WaTE4 HssEa,ea. 2s5 w.agss5 C-esET.-
Co,h IL III! 81 convenient. E- piled Lee Haiis "a.
AID uiine1, extra feel.
I9.a. WATER BAcE.-Aa Hrrans -racGt 70 r-F'J T. 5
h.. water Tor the bath reons e. al 70 aHyrarEe.
s1s-soIa by all dealers, trial q months via
a written guaranty for tn: p-rioi r asked.
~ b. are c. tie Numerous worthless mutations
NO. IN rrzrE.t See a. the names Of =. P. s.er=rt
auL Of the e-.1 s-7.s. Eo stas.
u genuine,
~ Dsscriptiy. pamphlets re ~ mai, to any NJ
dr-.s Agencies in all tie principal cities and tov
n III. Uai;-d States, A!lFess.
FULLER, wAER2N L CO. Trey. y. Y,
..'e Hau2,actIseEr sa1 Projectors Or tie CHa;c.
s:r-s W,rk5.
FOR sac jn OTTAWA coy ~ JOHN NASLHf.
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The next term of the Ottawa Academy
opens on Monday, March 81.
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GREAT ATTRACTION!
TABLEAUX VIVANTE!
GRAND CONCERT.

All CASTATEIcE OF THE WEST WILL ASSERT.
IT, S.ltiers' All Society will girs exh Iiiou %
Ttbi-zs X. sITh Solos AMI ChcrIses. on THUR
d J and FRIDII EFESLSGS, Nar-h 3l,s AID
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-28
DAILY DEMOCRAT.

WHAr 4 SOLDIER CAN SAVE A privat,
IN NC 18th Maine Regiment had on the al
ctment roll ten dollars per month reserved
20 ne deposited in the Savings Bank. rcserv
ing only ehrec dollars per month to spend
lcr himself After twenty months pay the
allotment was discontinued. Two hunircb
dollars, therefore, were deposited Out ofthe
three dollars per month, and by taking what
money is allowed If clothing is not drawn he
managed to save and send home at one time
20 Tor watch and some other things. at
another time $21. to be forwarded to his "a
t1cr IN Nova Scotia. Within a few days $3.50
nave come by express, 10 he also deposited
IN the bank. The State and city bountics for
fc'eniis'ment are yet to be paid, which will
swell the sum with intercrt accrued. to up.
wards OF $3.50. At the close Of the war. at this
rate, ne will have big pile for himself. We
commend this example for the imitation of
All other OF our brave soldiers in army for
the defense of our contry. Economy and good
habits are the secret this Neither tobacco
nor liquor has been used by him. See then
what common soldier can save ,-Iert.
and press
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-28
Mo- 8 LcClairc Row
TRUSTEES SALE


"THEHEA~. on the lst day Of Julv a. D.
w 1851, johnson Walker Of the countg %
Clinton in the state of Iowa, executed unto
George :. c. Dow. rs Trustee, "a certain deed Of
trust. conveying to said trustee the land In Gin
ton county, Iowa. described as follows fewit =
the southeast quarter Of the northeast quarter
IT section No. eight i in township, No. eighty y
three Sn north Of range No. four cast Of the
fifth 9Th a. M. Which said conveyance was
made i,y the said johnson " ak.r. for the piir-
pose Of securing tlc pay neni Of six CERTAIN prom
issrv notes therein specified. and the interest
thereon sigucd by said johnson Walker. dated
the Isl isv of july, A. y. iSF., end PAYABLE rs
follows One for 81 90 pat able June ist l555,
one for 81 o. payable january l-t 1888. one for
~ 40 due January lss 1851, for <1- - pay
able JANUARY LIST 1855. for s57 - pavb jan
nary ist 1855 Tor s6i ,s1payai,le January Isl.
ls6I. all PAYABLE TO order Of Aacklnt 4 CorDin, AZ
their Office in s,,e city of Davenport, Iowa.
And now said three first mentioned notes hay-
Ing become due aud pa, able and the said John
son Walker having failed 10 pay the same. |,
Gro. :. &. Dow. trustee IS aforesaid, do hereby
give this public notice that BY virtue OF the pow.
er Which is in me vested by said deed Of trust
will on Mondas. the ,th day Of IA u,s. A d.
lag; M the hour ~ two o'clock III the afternoon
Of said dav. az the Court House door il the city Of
Davenport. expose and offer for sale. af public
auction, tie parcel "i land above described,
much thereof ~ iai be nccessar, to satisfy and
pa, the amount Of said note with the interest
thereon to the day Of sale. together with Ill the
costs and expenses attending said sale costs Of this
notice and trustec's fees.
Dated the 10th OF july. 1864
mav25dts GEORGE S. e. DOW Trustee,