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9. PARKER & CO.. ATTORNEYS ct Law, Gen
erA Olsim and Real nstsre Agents, S02 Esh
OAacers Accs units win ell the Depsrtmepts cd
tgste1 and settled. Business In connection With
Bed Estate promptly attended 10. my l9N
u,ABLys OF nArGYp PoR NAVY AND Army
i GrEe, With a nst6eA OF 6nd.ns the distance
s,:s osissS., s e & dhxssH'. ss'sas'. ss'
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Opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
Prof KEEIs bess leave to announce TO hts for
mer patrons and the public in general that q
at the request OF great many Of his papils ~
as well as others he will continue his "a
Glasses during the SIMMER season. t5N6
Lays and Hours of Tuition for Ladies. Misses,
and Masters, Wednesday and Saturday afternoons,
from to 8 clock.
Gentlemen's Glass, Monday. Wednesday, and
Friday evenings.
Private instructions given to suit the cenve-
niences of the pupil.
For further Information apply at or address q
note 70 the Academy, or Room No ia Washing
ton Building, corner Pa. avenue and Tth street.
lsf
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GRAND PIC MIC.
" FOR 9HE BENEFIT a
PROSPECT HILL CEMETERY. "a
To be given at WASHINGTON CITY IA
GARDEN. New YORK avenue. between lstix&A
and I'd streets on MONDAY. Nav Goth, 1873,
Tickets fifty cents, admitting Gentlemen and
Ladies. mS22-GtH
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SR44i1ssN5SSs I S2H1fff iE3G7ST stofS. Ss =
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xoc SPRING ASSORTMENT 400
fCO AT HUI
NJ A r. X RI II e RS.
NO. 4e6 SEVENTH Strict,
DEALRRsfH
CHOICE sfo0K OF INTERIOR ADORNMlNTs
1MBRACIE0
PAPER HANGINGs.
seiec! ara varied stock OF Gilt, Medium and
low priced Paper Hanginss. Borders. Statues, Cen
ire Pieces &c, embracing tbs Largest aud Hand.
aomest assortment in the District.
WINDOW SHADES.
Bun. Green Pink, Lavender, Chocolate. Brown
ana dnt WlndoN Shades, Q variety u patterns;
blade fixtures. Tassels. &c.
PlOT UR1 CORD & TASHKLS.
Blk and Horsted Picture Cord and Tassels, diff
fetent sizes and coiors, q beautiful assortment.
Picture Rings. Nails, &c
OVAL PICTURE FRAMyS.
The largest assortment Of Ovel frames In the
District. warranted to beSilde4 VITA GoA AAf
Also, variety of Dark Wood Frames, with
rted etock OF small zked Oval and Carte do Vislte
Frames
ENGRAVINGs Il PAINTINGS.
few choice EnsravinGs and Paintings always
Orders for Paper HANGING and window Shades
punctuauy attended to, and executed In the best
manner. In city or COUNTRY.
~ Terms Cash for Goods or Labor
T. MARKRITBR,
dOE. ass sEYKNTH einIKf, 400
4SDstsss do0r'aho's Odd EsssH: asn aSo
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DY GREEN T. WILLIAMS, Auctionesrs.
ID No. S26, corner 7th and d SITS. north

GOVERNMENT SALE OF Dry GOODS, Ho-
s sIITI;;N NOTIONS, HARDWARE. &C.. BIZ
On WEDNESDAY,, the 3lst instant, u 10 o'clock
o. m, ON the second floor Of our Auction Roons
and con tiuuinR from day to day until the whole
stock is disposed of. The goods were seized By
the Government from blockade runners We sau-
20 pieces blue, black and gray Clotss
10 OKferd Dosskin Cloths.
20 colored and black Calicoes,
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RYJ JAS. Q. MCGUIRE = co.. Austionsers.

sOPERIOR PAIR OF CARRIAGE HORSES Ans
HANDSOME CARRIAGE AND HARE1Ss AT
PUBLIC SALE.
On WEDNESDAY, May 3lst. at IL O'Clock M. 81
the private stable of His Excelleney, the Russian
Minitter, on 18th ST., bet. 1 and sts..ws shall
sell for his account
Pair ofstylish aud SUI erior dapple gray Horses
young and gentle, and viii work in single o.
double harness,
One nearly new and handsome Clarence Car
rage, in perfect order, and cost $1,000.
Set of silver plated double Harness.
Terms cash.
my29-dts &c. MCGUIRE & co. Aucts.
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Joseph A. GhapIine, ESQ, late mem n a
Der ofthe House of Delegates nom JEFF
ferson county, has been nominated for
the Senate, to represent in part the
counties ofHampshire, Hardy, Pendle-
ton, Morgan, Berkeley, and Jefferson.
Mr., Chapline was one of the most eff
cient and jealous members of the late
legislature, and we,are glad to see him
thus called to go step higher bytA his
constituents. He will undoubtedly be
elected. - :
We learn that Hon. Ephraim B. Hall,
Attorney General of the State, has been
nominated as the Union candidate to
fill the place vacated by the removal of
Judge Kennedy, of Jefferson, from that
Circuit, and has signifiedl his willing
ness to accept the position if fleIectedI of
which there is little doubt. This news
takes us little by surprise, inasmuch
as we were told by one who ought to
know, only a few days ago, that Mr..
Hall was arranging his business at
Fairmont preparatory 10 a removal
here as Attorney General. -
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RATES OF sUBscRIPTIoN.5 4
RATES OBADVERTIsING
THE OLD CANOE

q I .5Fr
we take great pleasure In reproducinR this
exquisite poem which reaTed s,tlyS
ooT1 a, l1,, a - - q.
esO th oit o"SSuLe Is AIAHILeaAs paper. every
now and then 1t appears on the surface fof
Newspaper literature. It deserves Z, fnors I,sys
manent place in our letters. tdi9l5I - -
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Aha ihe sS waters below ,I, look dark and deep,
NLeIe Lle IIEgeu pine IN ttS lonely pride, -
tte51ng Ians the murliy tides jfr.r
nI IN, sI, Ie ions ana
AhN tnS, Sie Ms~eust ~ BFo" tlllcR ON the' Wlnulns
TyyI,s,e The 'sl,a,,,,, a, l,,,,.,. n. < =
through, .G,s'.I !, -, :, ,
Lies az tlts Inoor1ngs the old canoe. ilt Il
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A RIcHMoND paper has the assur@
,ance already tourge upon the President
n modification of his Cabinet, because
some of the members are too radical.
Perhaps It would like to have him ind
a place In it for Benjamin, Mallory,
Trenholm q Co., who are just now out
of business, and who are almost as
'consefvatiYes as the Ohio Democratic
Convention. -
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uat iEfii iGti rIuBcToRS:
la T. Fl. L0g0n, TIL sShnlleroEs, Gen. K. Wheat,
Geo. MPndel, John ZOcrlSler. Snml. AtCt1el-
Ian, 6. W. FTnn2heiTft, JhE. N. Vance, Alex.
IAGghlin. Is -
TIHISi COMPANY HAVING BEES DULY
oTgnniZed, are prepared to take risks ut
tnir rnteS ON bnildinrrs ofjnl kinds. meTChnr-
disc, manufacturing establishments, furni-
trire STEAMBOATS, and C4fgoeS ON the western
rivers and lakes, md nlso on the lives of per-
sons for term Of years. This Company of
feTS superior Inducements to farmers, where
by they can be insured for three yenIE, Mt re-
duccd rates. This being home institution,
composed Of some ninetS-four stockholders,
most ofwhom are among our bCSt business
men, recOmHends itself TO the favorable com
SideTution OF the insulting public, and SolIcits
their patronage. ~ -sfii
L Applichtionsf for insurance will be promptly
attended to by the Secretary.
ofIea, No. Mel ,ure House, being the same
formerly occupied by AIihinE' Express Co.
.t.tLl' 4. .c.ARTHuR, Secretary.
SSAAI'II MCCLELLAN, President.
GEO. MENDEI4 Vice President.
n. g. ARTHUR, Agent for paying pensions
Ottice, No. McLnre House, being the same
formerly occupied by Adams Express Co.
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THE CoRREcrPo PoLIcY.-!The Journey
men tailors of Philadelphia held a con-
vention in that city on Tuesday, and
among other recommendation suggested
totheir fellow tradesmen wasone which
declare that it is the duty of the associ-
alton to encourage arbitration in dis
putes about wages and hours, and to
resort to strikes only MS u last neceSsi-
ty. This arrangement would tend
more to harmonic the interests of em-
ployer and employed than nnY other
which could be adopted. In France it
is almost the only mode of settling such
disputes, the Court of reference there.
having something of judicial power to
enforce its iqdgment,il This could not
be the case here, nor would 1t be desfr5
arbitrat1Ona But a conference between
the nfloysr and the employed ith
the determinatio ion to ABIDE ny arbitra-
ton, il ii is necessary to resort to ft,
would probably settle amicably, and
without loss or injury to either party.
all the causes of differences, likely To-
arise between them. There would be-
no stoppage of business to,force men TO
work for lower prices than are lust, and
no strikes to compel employers to give
more than the profits of their business
will allow. These matters could NIL he
and n sense of Justice arising
from correct knowledge BIO tho govern
ing principle of conduct, instead of
angry feelings and aroused resentment, !
which interested parties always try to |
promote to secure some personal adj
~ .iri
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FROM cumberIand. Ia.

u EgohR TIE Cfritio1l ddd deteDnnph. ~
The 192d Regfmeiit of New York
Volunteers are now being mustered
out In this city, t ~ ~
The Office of Chief Quattermaster of
this District has been abolished, and
on last Saturday Capt. Farnsworth
transferred all his prop perty' and closed
his office. 5s.'l +. .
FATAL AocIDENT.-on Saturday last
the ;bodylof ohm Hhger, a resident of
this city, about 45 years of age was
discovered on the river bank, about
four miles west of here. He was found
lying upon the ground with his gun
near him, and the blood still warm and
oozing from a wound in his head,
through which the contents of the gun
had passed Il An inquest was held over
the body by Coroner Strong, and yer-
dict that deceased tIzlme to his death by
the accidental discharge of u gun in his
own handsw was rendered.
Rusiness in tile city during the past
week has been oderately brisk for the
season, and during the last few days
the weather has been xcessively " warm.
The Canal has done a pretty good
business, and for the week ending on
18th, 1853 boats lett this port for George
town. carrying 16,4s3.1S tons of coal.
During the sehson 1872 boats have clear
ed, carrying 1875, ,Ssz2T. .07i tons. -
IHltttnE1 slfl-sl
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The National Bank of West
Virginia,
AT WHEELING.
OFPIcE OF CoMPTROI.'R OF TIIR CURRRNCY
Washington. July llth. 1885.

OEB1CE OF NOMITROLR OF TIIEGURIEENCH, L
Washington, July llth, 1866.
WHEREAS, BY SATISFACTORY EVIL
w dence presented to the undersigned, II
Inns been made tonppear that s"TIle Nation.
al Bank OfIWest Virginia, at Wheel.
inG.r in the Citfo of Wheeling, In tho Conn-
ty OF Ohio, and Stnte of West Virginia, has
been duly organized under and according to
the requirements of the Act of Congress, en-
titled "An act to provide o National Currency
secured by pledge Of United States Bonds,
and to provide for the circulation and redemp-
tion thereof" approved June 3I1, 1864, and
has compiled with all the provisions OF said
Act, required to be compiled with before COM
mencinEthe e business OF Banking under said
act. 1913 9.d1 :. ~ = - = ~
Now, therefore, /, Freeman Clark, Comp
troller of the Currency, do hereby certify that
The National Bank OF West Virginia.
Mt wheeling, in the City OF Wheeling, In
ithe County of Ohio, and State OF West Vir-
EgiIlia, is authorized TO commence the busi-
ness of Banking under the act Aforesaid.
~ In testimony whereof witness my
hand and seal of office this llth day
~ FREEMAN CLARK
juIs-eOd Compt'r Of the Currency.
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. A LITTLE MYsrERIogs.- The London
1cofrrrespondent Of a New York paper
says: = = 4t'iA y ~ - -
The Prince and Princess Of Wales,
both boys, thanks to Lord PaImefston
and a liberal cabinet have followed
the Queen to the Continent.
We knew that ssold Pam' had a YER
satile talent, but never heard such
power asCibed to him before,
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OFF1CE or aTHE OOAIPT h OF THE CURRENCY, y
Washington, June 18th, 1855.
WTHEREAS BY SATISFACTORY EVI-
wv dence presented to the undersigned, It
has been made to appear that fsThe lLer-
chants National Bank OfaWeat VfFs
Etnia, Mt WheeIing.', :, in the City OF Wheel-
Ing, in the County of Ohio and State of West
Virginia; has been duly Organized under and
aceording TO the requirements Of the act OF
Congress- entitled an act to provide q Nation.
al Currency, secured by a pledge of United
States Bonds, and to provide for the circula4
ton and redemption thereof approved June
Sd, 1884, and has compiled with All the proVis-
ions Of said act, required to be complied with
hefore commencing the business Of Banking,
under.Baid hct1 u ifftIs
Now iherefofe, Il, Freeman: Clark, Comp
troller Of the Currency, do hereby certify that
'sTHE MERCHANTS NATIONAL HANK
OF WEST VIRGINIA, AT WHEELING,' p
in the City OF Wheeling, In the County of
Ohio and State of West Virginia, Is 8nthoff
lied TO commence the business OF Banking
Intestimony whereofwitneS my hand and
seal OF Office, this 26th day of June, 1865.
FREEMAN CLARK, - 2
Jul7-00d Compt'r OF the Currency.
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sySIpro,Ig OF cATARRH AS

HIHE SYMPTOMS OF CATARRH AS
! Il they generally appear ere At flIlt fvsI3
slight.1 PeSongc nnd they have q cold ithAt
they have frequent attacks md are. more
sensitive 70 the changes Of temperature; In
this condition, the nose may be dEys or !tslight
discharge thin and arrid, Afterwards beconl-
ing thick and adhesive. As the disease be-
comes chronic. the discharges nre increased In
Quantity and HANGED nqnn1it they are now
fhiclr and heavy, and are haWked or coughed
on The RecFeti ions are offensive caIisin a bad
breafh: ffe voice q thick and nasal, the. eyes
are weak. the sense Of the smell Is or
destroyed; deafness Frequently taxes place
CatarFh g that the person ls ohiged 10 clear
his throat in the morning OF IlieS OF sunny
during the night. When this tnSes Place tile
person may be SURE Is dse y on "
Wuy to the lung, and anould tQSe NO tAIle le IN
The above are but few Of the many eatar1f
Symptoms 9.s 5i,la
A single RottIe Will Hast a mpntli-to
81. he used ihFee times u day.
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The readers of the Herald will catch
the tenor, OF the speeches from the nc
companyiHg resolutions. 1t is regarded
as a little singular tlinB among the
speakers there Is no well pronounced
Union nlanj whose ringing eloquence,
broad craftsmanship and unteInporiz-
ing motives would tend to lend the oc-
casioil an! n!element of honesty and appa-
rent sincerity. ,f..i.,,i .1fltf
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THE PoTATo CRop. Tho potato crop,
&c is said, is showing signs OF the rot in
various localities. In Maine and OHIO
tit has appeared to some extent, and on
Long Island. II SIS st tied tfiHt the crop
is likely, TO prove an entire nilure IN
PORTIONS of Northern Illinois. News
apers IN New HAM psllire and iYer-
mont, indeed from every quarter, with
the exceptions named, agree in prom
ising an enormous yield. The Agrt-
cultural Bureau, which receives more
reliable reports than probably the
newspapers, says the potato crop this
wear will be the greatest ever grown in
the country, so that we can stand a
little loss Without 4 a astaiseting the prices
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RFMEDY.
NUuRE wARRANTE DNPs

.i-.,,. n DrRIcTIoEs ARE FoILowKD.
pFcaHJ for cFslldF eiaev'otn0 az ssulptom..
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ReeonstruetionRry MoVenentiin In Wiz.
Einia..-AS SingnIhr Set of fResoluttOna
.--The RiehmOnd Rebels Complain
that the iNoFthern People Refuse to
Trust Them Implicitly as Good and
Trne Unfonisfs. nlAl- t-a.Ll -
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.HHow Toy DISTINGUISH CALICo.-The
cost ofia yard of calico is a. matter Of
considerab imp portance to the consum-
.er who stpdies economys hut, lunfor-
tnnately, there are those who, in NVisii-
ing to practice frugality deceive them-
selves into the idea that because anar-
ticle is low in price 1t tnnst necessarily
he cheap. The result OF this issa de.
nand upon manufae eturers for low
priced goods, and he, to ,leeplpacewith
the wants of his customers, Introduces
into wares, when practicable, certain
pre- atations calcu1ated TO hide fimsi-
IS OF the products he is thus called
upon to supp ly. q This system of gdress-
ing ana dnishing,o as It is called, is
prncticed at the present time 10 a greater
extent than 1t ever was before, owing,
to the en9tfnous advance in the price II
cotton OF lhte years. Phe {,omnionest
caiicoes aie dressed With fionr. Ghins. i.
clay, etc, and generally artfuliy filed
with one or the other of such prepara-
tions as 10 be Very Receptive to fhe fii6S3
pertenced eye. When, however; such a
dressed fabrie comes to be washed, the
extra line hnish," MS it is frequently
caIle1, d1sappears, leaving u soft and
loosely=woYen texture in the hand.
while the water in which IL has been
soaked is almost thick enough for bill
sticking purposes. The finest dmnkes,,
on the country, contain scarcely any
powder and should never appear any
the worse for n good soaking ins the
wash-tub. In order to ascertain to-
what extent plain calico is Finished, .
we have but to, rub n small portion Of
the place 70 be tested sharply between
the hnger and thumb of each hand; for
this makes the powder hy," as the
Manchester men say. If it be Of the
commonest quality the "drcss''will be
extracted, and we shall soon see tlibt
the threads are left far apart. Then, IN
we draw ont 9 single thread and pull Il
nsunder, ii win be found to break with
d snappiiig sound. If, on the contrary,
the calico is II good one, scarcely any
such dressing. will come out of it ON
rubbing iti tho threads will appear
closely woven together; Il single thfend
drawn out will rnther burst thnn snap
whenpulled nsunder, and the separated
ends of such threads will present n
fluffy appearance, while the whole piece
will be firm and elastic to the touch. 'Hp
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MAP oP :Wlsl.IsDURiJiI,---NI Nh. j. J. John-
son Is engaged on new and iccurlto
plat of Wc1lsbpFg and suburbs, desig-
mating the various property holders
and laying down their respective bOun-
diary lines so that they can be readily
distinguished. The map, which is
somewhat large, is intended for the use
of the Township, but we are informed
that IL snf1fcient funds can be raised by
subscribe To pay the cost of Iith0graph-
ing; it will he Autographed.
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are Raleigh II. Daniel, James Lyons,
w. n. ATaeIarland and Thomas p. AuG
gust, all eminent rebels six months
ago, willing and desirous, but wanting
the ability, to mince meat the Union
armies beleaguering them in this cap
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-sl1s 5ss 8fuaafial. y
The Merchants National
Bank of West Virginia, {
AT WHEELING.

Il ii x TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
oFFIE on EHE Cp1TPT RI OF THE CURRENCY,
Washington, June 18th, 1865.
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Franklin Ingurance Company

- or wHEEETNG.
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NAII9.l 800 KEGS ASSORTED SIZES
fsbS Pc HuDRErH& q BRO.
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- EtS LlEI
-Ir+1 rai@hI
! .-Glt- niI1 t1nFt
fH4r agaS stlfil.
S rot
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BLOOD PURIF1ER. 4
Let the suffering Read and Cease to
,.,z,-, Despair.

-,,syy-r Despair.
Mr.. JoHRsoS:-Dedr Sir: This isto certify
that by using heTee. fOitrfILS of bottle or your
-RHEUAIATJE- -C0hiPnTIhIn AND .RI00n
PURIFIER, / was completely cured Of Chronic
Rheumatism, after having suffered for more
than eighteen years. 1t has been over four
Eincs I was cured, and i have not felt the
! slightest symptoms OF dts return. remain
yours truly, ANDREW ARMSTRONG; NO.
- james Street, Allegheny City, May Sd, 1854.
1t stands unequalled by any medieine now
before The public, for the cure OF the allowed
namedl diseases
als - - Ii .l'l7 y; ~. ~
nB-AH iDho use u receive benefit
HB- II clEaeS lgheTe oil other remedies fail.
~ nB-Eo other REMEDY has become 30 popular.
nB-H gfUeS u1iUeTSdl SdttSfdcfOa.t II ~
IL ,Hq5rIhe proof Is most abundant - -
nB-u 6 The onty strre cure for I1heifInutSn1.
+. 2 ~ n Is destined to SIperSede all otheTS-
\ 4 IlB5n g spreScribed bY Fltystcio1S. 5sf-..
n e recommended by Physicians.
IN fTlth Il Is a perfect Renefdetor.
PREPARED BY er
n. H. SELLERS 81 CO.,
il.,e SOLE PRoRRHToRs, ~ -
Corner wood and second Streets,
PITTSBURGH, PA. 3g
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-17
TRUSTEES SALE.

~
Whereas on the 10th day Ct Septcmber
A. D. 1858. Robert N. Prettyman and julia
n. Prettyman, his wife, executed unto Jas.
j. Lindlev, as trustee, Z certain deed a
trust, conveying unto said trustee the tract
Of real estate in the county Of Scott and
State Of Iowa, described % follows, to-wit !:
Lot No five 90 and the east half Of lot
No. four az in block No. fifty seven (57)
in the city Of Davenport, together With oil
and singular the buildings, Outhouses end
improvements thereon, which includes the
homestead Of said Prettymsn which said
deed Of trust vas made q aforesaid for the
purpose Of securing the payment Of sixteen
promissory notes executed BY Burrows 4
Pretiyman unto Cook L Sargent, and bear
ing date the said 10th day Of September,
A. d. 1868: one Of said notes being for the
sum Of ave thousand dollars, payable in
three ylArs after date; six other notes each
for the sum Of two hundred and fifty dol
lars, payable respectively in six. twelve,
eighteen, twenty -four, thirty and thirty -six
months after date; one othsr note
Tor the sum Of 1--WE thousand three
hundred and sixty-seven 10 100 dollars,
payable four years after date; and eight
other notes each for the sum Of Two hun-
dred and sixty eight $1,000 DOH n, paya
bic respect ,cly in six, twelve, eightssn.
twenty -four, thirty, thirty six, fosty-two
and forty eight months after date; I'll Of
said notes payable at The Massachusetts,
Bank, Boston, Mass.
Said deed Of trust has been duly recorded
on the records Of aid couuty u Scot. IN
book ID" Of town-lot mortgages q p. SOL.
And now. I'll Of said promissosy notes
having become due and payable, and The
said Burrows Z Prettymsn having failed %
ply the same, excepting the two notes nav
able q six months afler date, one for $3.50.
and the other Tor e260 $500. q Aforesaid /:
], James J. Lindley, trustee - aforesaid. at
the request Of Austin Summer, he holder
and owner Of the said notes, Do hereby gi~s
this public notice, that, bv virtue II The
powers in me vested by aaid deed Of trust,
l ahall, On Saturday, TIE twenty Second dav
Of April, A. D. 1876, ct the hour q too
o'clock in the afternoon, @ the Court House
door in the city Of Davenport, expose and
offer for sale Ct public auction 10 The high
est bidder for cash, the Tract II rsal estate
heseinbe6css described, q - much thssss(
% may b nsossaasy 70 aatisfy md ~ ~
smsunts due ~ said psuaaissssy ns(es, h
tesest thereon y ~ u yale, and u iusa1
and exps~ses attending such ~. 60
of this netice ~ tsuatsS's a..
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