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NEW YoRK, Nov, l3.-FfIes of the
otnctal Journal, the Mexican Republic,
little newspaper published at Parro-
del Norte, have been received here to
the 18th OF August. They contain ac-
counts of a singular Liberal demon
stratiOn in Chih1ahua on the iGISv an
pointed for the celebration of the e.
adjustment of the empire. A number
OF the citizens. held a funeral ceremony
IN memory of HidalSo. The flnes were
lowered to half mast, and the. place
wore general expression of mourning,
r1ther than of festiEity. The Periodical
othc1alIy announces that Oaxaca has
been occupied by body OF. -Juarist's
troops, under Carl Diaz, a brother of
PorferiO Diaz.. est-4 itZt1
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GoYIernIneI,f. 1,nirl5-.

WAsIrINeToN, Nov ,Is.-It appears
statement for October, that the amount
on deposit in coin was S34 ,754, 600 and
the total amout on deposit was nearly
Sl0O, O00, 600. All the coin WINS available.
The amount on deposit in the National
Bank was nearly $50, OOO, 900, and the
unavailable funds in the late insurrec-
tionary States sic, 600. ?.
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MEDIA, Delaware Co., Pa, Nov. 1s. =
There was a large fire at Avondale this
morning, by which the Strattara Mills
and two dwellings were destroyed. The
property was owned by Miss Ellen Pat
Philadelphia. The fire is supposed to
have been the work Of an incendinry.
Loss about $50 OOO. - : :
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New York Money ana stoel. aIarke,

a.a siidi NEW York, Nov. IS. e Z.
MONEY AND G0LD-A Money active and
firm at per cent. Sterling Exchanpe
dull and heavy, at 10sl<@16e%. Gold q
shade hrmerS opening at 146A and clos
ing at 1879, = -
GoVERNAfEST SrocRs and Y
@1fe lower; b. IS. Bs. 5-20s n - I'M e.
6si 5-205 of i65, a01<; IS, 10 a0s. Oh. 7.30s,,
LIST series, O71<; I'd do. 961<; is, 1 wear
cert's sI9S, =f7st q :
STocRs-Q Ohio q Miss. cert's 2s5f; Cam
ton 20; Cumberland preferred 4s; II. 4.
Central 96S Erie 911E; Mich. Cen. IIS1<;
Mich. Southern 757S; do. guaranteed
1855 III. Cen. 4325<; Cleveland a. Pitts
burgh 935<; Northwestern 521<; do. oTfSi
6Szzssii Rock Island l05f Quincy Ill; Fort
STATE STocks-N6fssouri Gs ~.
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|. u CI,enIE tnI1helf,ahia.s

ToRoSTo, Nov. 1s.-It has been decid.
ed to place force of volunteers in nc
tive service to check the Feninn raid
Two battnlions received orders to hold
themselves in readiness for duty,
The guard at the volunteer armory
has been doubled in consequence of the
information received respecting the
Fenien pfo5ecsj VI AZ 10 a
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New YoRK, Nov. Is. = New gold,
notes Of the determination Of 500 We're
received atlthe United States Treasury
In this city to-day. n ~, - -
patch says:
g The President informed an ex-eon-
iederate General to-day that it was not
his present intention to pardon any
more civil or military leaders Of the re-
belltOn. no 9ai JifF figit ~ 1fI.I : 100,
Chief Justice Chase is expected in the
city Tonight, when something definite
respecting Jeff. Davis trial win be an.
nonnCnn n 10 lElLl ~. III - -
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the VERY --LATEST.

liverpool, Nov. 8. There is no poIit-
cal news of importance to-day. The
following are the very latest markets by
the City of WaShington:.
liverpool, Nov. 2,-Cotton-sales for
two days were Il, 600 bales at a decline
OF lOc per ID, the market closing with an
sales to spectators and exporter were
5000 bales. Breadstufs less firm. Pro-
visions steady; bacon easier. Produce
quiet but steady. 81.
London, Nov. Consols, for money!
SSAaS9; Illinois Central SOL <aSO1S; Erie
521<; U. 8. sos 63.
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Norlhern ParIIc RaIIron.I.

BosToN, Nov. IA large and infiu-
entail meeting was held ut noon to-day,
in the MerchnnSs Exchange, in favor OF
Immediate construction of the Northern
Pacific railroad. His Honor Mayor
Lincoln presided. Powerful speeches
were made by exrGoyernor Curry, of
oregon, and Ex-Governor Fuller, OF
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Rnmilo Marlket. =
BuRFAIol Nov. d

BuFFAIofrGOVs4 J.5 ~
Flour steady and demand moderate. Z
W qu1eti No. Milwaukee spring
Of No. 1 57;7-White- western Q O0:-
white =, 30s 4 25 was bid for No. 2 Chi
eslgo spring. Corn closed quiet hut
nrm at 50c for No. mixed. OATS
chicago CSC. Barley quiet; held ut 1 H.
2 50. Pork unchanged. ~ :
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commandments Sale
Alexander Heyinan, i

Alexander HsS%an. 4ol II, ' l'js ~ ,i' 1
A. L0rine. Admir-, ct NJ )tsss VI z5it 5 a,
DY VIRTUE OF ADECRIeE RENDERED Il
din he above entitled cause on the Sifh fiaT. i
OF october, A. D-ls6S, IShnll. ON SofulIl1y flfe
ninth day OF December 1888 NJ ten OicIOSIr a =
A., proceed to sell at the fr1nt door al fiis
Court HOUSE OF Ohio county, the following I
gescTlbeu property, to Wit: or D Nuficiency-
tn1IeIeeI 70 pay tho debts mentioned In the
1. Isl a house and lot situate on zahessss (.
End. A part OF lot No. u. in SQUARE No.l4
bounded as follows commencinf ht Tie nOrtif
east corner OF lot No. II, ON Fifth ST. Themes
nofth IL 1eet on same street to stake flifsIiIa
Mest ot Iteht angles with Fif1h BtrRet 10 tins, d
western boundary, thence with said western
DoununFy Inc like number of - feet to the.
n0nht west corner OF said lot No. IL Thence, D.,
&lln dlNtsion line between saId lots SCS ii
and u to the beginning, - ~ 7 -
%. AltthAt part Of lot No. Il in suunFs No e
y on the corner OF Union and Fifth streets
south OF Union and west OF Filth streets = III
dtn. Also lots Nos. 9 and 10 In J. & q
Rltchle's addition. = -
ALSO, Lots Nos. a and g. in square N In Rii-
enn Vista addition. - - A'e
Also, lot u in ]. 4 G. RitchieS addition.
Also, LOT NO. in Buena Vista addition
AISo, lot No II In id G. RitchIa's addition.
any ~ toL 40. ~ IN same ndditlon rs last.
Pin ON Also lot No % In Buena Vista adlI-
Terms OF sale, one third cash. md the rasa-s
que IN Two equal miscellaneous at six and >
twelve months with interest or NJ fhe oDiiOn-
q the purchasers the whole may be paid in
c4AAll: -, =, ..s 81. g. L. CRASBIER,
hoNS-h Commissioner.
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chicago Market.
CHICAGO, Nov. Is.

D NEhAUFAaUI ENUNs IOsT =
Flour dull and neglected! Wheat
dull and unsettled; old i 42: no. i. L 4Es
49,. Corn quiet and declined Ic;
5Sa54c for No. 1, and 5O1<c for No. ?.
Oats dull at 2S1Sa29c. Provisions duh,
Mess Pork 80 O0aS2 so. Hogs steady.
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~
| Rebels In LOufsiana 40 Receive
I Extra Pay. ~ 5ll - =
NEW YoRK, Nov. ls.-Governor An
drew Is at Washington for the purpose
Of the settlement of the accounts Of
Massac husettS against the General Gov
eminent. 10 alt = IaF = : ~
General Indignation Is felt in Gov
eminent and diplomatic circles at the
Manton attack Of Spain upon Chilli.
The Spanish, squadron for blockade
consists of seven frigates. It is repre-
sented that the greatest unanimitv of
Keeling prevails among the Ohilinns. !.
Governor Hahn, just from I,oufsfana.
represents the, reconstructed rebels IN
that State as aching very badly, IN one
parish they met in convention and re-
estab1ishedt slavery by formal enact
ment and resolution. Three negroes
have been shot by. returned rebel SOL
dters, within y month, at Alexandria.
Last week, one OF the civil courts sem
fenced negro to be whipped under the
old Virginia code. General Aupur
promptly annplled tho sentence,
The Secretary of War has notified the
Quartermaster General that officers OF
the veteran reserve corps, mustered ont
under General Orders I55, who held
commissions March 3, 1855, shall re-
cetTe extra three months pay, author
lied by act of Congress- March s, 1868.
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ARare Chance for Investment

FOR SALE. Il: ~
nEEHUNDREDiAN AND FIFTY ACRES OF
Inland on Stewards Run, known as the Cox
Earn, ~ miles rom Ellenboro', Richie Co.,
This land Is situated within the great on
belt of West Virginia, in Richie county; and
developments are being Bueeessfully made all
around 1t. Good wells Of the best InhFicatinR
oil having been struck within Tie last ave
months, not fnr nom the land r 2 sfsf5iS
Title perfect For further Information In.
Qutre Of ii. RoSenhetm, PafkeTShurg, w. Va,
or to the undersigned, IN WheelfnH, W. Va,
where plots can be seen ut any time. % ~
bSe iIs..i STEIN BRO'S,.iiA Z
Cor. Main and Monroe streets
OCtll.h- - Whea1tIic, w VII
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Id and I'D lower for sAmericsn and
Egyptian. The Asilbinger quotations
are fair; Orleans 23d; Iniddling Orleans
2O1S, do. fair Upland 225<; middlinps
Upland 2Q1f. The sales to-day CFridayl
were 10000 bales, the market CLOSING
steady, and with a better feeling. Stocks
in port estimated at 80, 600 bales, of
which $1,000 afe American. State OF
trade int he Manchester market is mac
tive. Breadstuffs, advancing, and prices
trttte higher for all articles. Provi-
stons, quiet and steady except bacon,
LoildoR, No0. 8, p. M.LConsols FOR
money SS5SaS9; Illinois Central S2as21S;
Erie shares 54a541<; US. 5-2O's 639<a64.
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masters PrOmOted--DeeIsi0 by the
Treasury Department. h,
NEW YORK, Nov. IA Times Wash
tngton special dispatch SAYS:
Z The appointment OF Gen. Fitzpatrick
as Minister to Chill, will notSreSult in
the Immediate supersedure of the pres
ent excellent represent alive at Santiago,
Hon. Il. I'll. Nelson. Gen. h. has three
months leave of absenceto visit Europe
first. he will visit Spain probably and
come to some understanding with the
Queen as to our positionwith reference
to the aggFesStons of Spain upon Chill.
and thence to South America, He Il
prepared to maintain the dignity of his
important mission.
Gen. John a. Logan has been tender
ed the mission to Japan. 1t Is under
stood he accepts.
Al Among the heavy war accounts being
settled by the Government at the pres
ent time, is that of j. T. Sanford, OF n.
Y, for charter money of three steamers.
amounting TO $500, 600.
The Governor of South Carolina has
addressed letter to the Secretary of
the Treasury, asking that that State
have the privilege of assuming the d.
rect tax levied by Congress, and that
the same may be paid in South Carolina
bonds. BE alleges that the State IS
much impoverished and cannot meet
the tax Immediately. No action has
been taken on the letter by the Secre-
tary of the Treasury.
A Times special says:
=, Paymaster B. r. Gowan has been
breveted Brig. General, and Major
Prince, breyeted Colonel. The following
Paymasters have been breveted:
Lit. Coils. j. A. Parrish, ]. II. AIilborn,
@. NJ! Terrell, J. NJ. Crosby, r, S. Webb;
Geo, Phelps, A. 8, Young, E. A. Adj
ANS s. g. Rogers, J. s. Thurston, w.
TrOomRn, jacob Sallada, L. T. Hues-
ton and ALI Hutchins.
The ID Comptroller of the Treas
uFy has made a decision relative
to a servants pay, in the case of
a. soldier transferred to the Veteran
Reserve Corps, agreeably to a General
Order of the Provost Marshal General
dated April 18th, 1865, and subsequentIy
mustered ont by General Order No. 1l6,
Adjutant Generals Office. Application
is made for the balance of the recruit
bounty. The, Comptroller decides that
as he was discharged by reason of the
close of the war, he Is entitled to the
balance of the bounty the same as
though he had remained with his regI-
ment, the fact of his being transferred
to the Veteran Reserve Corps, and dis
charged from that organization, not
affecting his right to the bounty to
which he was entitled under his enlist
,ment. Inthe case of a representative
substitute for a person not liable to the
draft, It is held that the. former Is enti-
tied to the same bounty as other recruits
enlisted Mt the same time, and for like
proceeds of services. F
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OsWego Market,

.raR = 0swEso, Nov. 1a.i
b Flour in good demand; Q % for No. I
spring; 10 so for red winter; II 50 for
white; u so for double extra. Wheat
In moderate demand. Corn quiet; small
sales No. at Zoe Oats scarce and Qui-
ct. Barley dull; Canada at Ia! G Rye
in demand; Canada al, ,99, and 1900 bu i,
do. at 9Sc1<. Peas quiet q - 2
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TOIedOMnrket.

III b. ToIKDo, Nov. Is.
Wheat tending downward; old amber
Z =, Ol; new i 81; new white Michigan 81.
Corn ,hEm; held at 621EC; Gle was bid.
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Liue1pool, Nov.l.-The Pafis cores
pendent of the Times says it is general
u reported in Paris papers that the
drawn by installments and that by Au-
gust or September Of next wear the
whole army VIII have retnrIIed to
France. This resolution is said to have
been adopted not only from q desire to
afford no reasonable ground of COM
plant to the United States, but also on
economical grounds.
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Per lStednnsHiii, .Bel0inl. ) a

lsa 4 @ otousHeSt!tEg abetYattsSs -
FARTHER PoINr, Nov. 13.-The Can
auian steamship Belgian, from Liver
pool, Nov. I'd, via Londonderry. I'd.
passed this point at $3.50 p. IN. en- route
GREAT BRITAIN.-The British Parlia.
ment has been farther prorogued until
The Star publishes in large tyne a
letter nom member of Parliament,
limiting that no cabinet will be satisfac.
Tory 70 MS party which does not include
Mr.. Bright, and suggests his appoint
India. - S'''s's9 ~
The Chancellor Of the Exeheauer.
while on visit to Glasgow, was pre-
scented with the freedom Of the city. FOn
the LIST inst. he was invited to dinner,
gs1l1 was followed by workingmen's
demonstration. He also received an
address from the Parliamentary Reform
Union. i....ifiy - -, - 80
The Chancellor spoke at some length
IN acknowledgment of the honor of be-
ing placed on the citizens roll. He de-
plored Lord Palmerston IS loss, and paid
a tr1oute to his memory, but babe the
country be of good cheer. The name of
Russell was a pledge and promise 10
the people. Russell was not likely to
unlearn the lesson of a life time. to
change his career and forfeit the Inherit
lance he had secured in the memories
of his countrymen. The Chanceiior
hoped the country had reasonable as
surance that the wise and enlightened
policy of the last 30 years would stfil
continue to be followed by those who
have the esponsibility and direction Of
public affairs. - - :,
,f PoRTUaAh.-eIt Is stated that four
fresh cases of cholera had occurred at
oporto. 70 n ~ : Z
aoLSTEIN.EThe government has for
hidden the editors OF newspapers to give
any person titles pertaining to ROYALTY,
except to the King of Prussia in Schlest
wig, and the Emperor of Austria in
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fun ana falr representation Of American

full and fair representatio Of American
PRODUCES industry, art and science.
To make these selections and the al
lotLnents of space for them is the work
which now devofyeS upon Mr.. Derby.
ana Tor the selections g ts not probable
tent 1s several, each chosen for his
knowledge ofd different departments,
When theapplicatio ARE all in and the
work prepared the selections and APP
pointments which must proceed togeth-
or, Will occupy but little time. The at
tenton of the Government, we trust,
VIII be gtVentO this and such persons
period in this important part of the
works ...,i ON Your ob't serV't,
IN. NJ BRCKwTrH, e -
+ ~ z Commissioner MT Paris. 81
I JOHN BIGLOw, ESQ.
Minister oftha United States of America.
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Flour dull. Wheat dull and declined
sc; sales at I bfa1 81! Oats quietszsn
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Interesting Correspondence

Gen. KnPatrieis,s Appoint1aan,t-laen.
John A. LOgan---TRaH Accounts set.
,1Ied-..TaxeS In south CarOIinn...Pay.
masters --DeeisionB by the
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- nllI ParE tss9' R.etSt. "


Dr.. Lee Is d graduate OF ONE Of the leading
been actively engaged in the practice Of med
fcine and surgery for more than fourteen
years, Cthe last two years OF which has been in
knoWIefiee which he has acquirei Of MS pro-
fession during SO long and varied a Practice,
that he win be able to satisfy all who may ia
vor him with their patronage. DR.. Lee. In i'd
dition to his regular prnctee, wiz devote q
part Of each day to the treatment Of Chronic
Diseases. DR.. Lee Is now prepared with all
the Necessary apparatus mr. the scientific
medical application Of electricity as an 1uxil-
larry in the treatment of many diseases both
acute and chronic, to which he would invite
the especial attention Of the AFFLICTED. DR..
study and practice OF Operative ,Opthalmic
Surgery, and he Is now prepared 70 perform
all the various opeEnt lions ON the Eye as we'll
as to treat an the dtherent ntseases of the
same, In strict accordance with the latest and
most approved scientific methods Of the pres
DR.. Lee cures Cancers, Rheumattsln, Neu-
Complaint, Nervous Debility ri ever and Ague,
and all of the YAFious and pafnfnl diseases
which women are subject To-,
Any person w1shing to consult the Doctor
either personally or by letter. enthusiastically
relying upon his honor 70 preserve thar secret
inviOlate, and his ability 70 cnre them, SO
Foot, by an operation which IS attended with
no danger, and with but little pain.
PFiylte diseaRes speedily and eFn9pently
Dr.. Lee win give two hotlfs every Wedness
day and SATURDAY Afternoons to the tral tmant
OF those who are unable to pay. Su-s titiss-5-y
cinnafi Ohio; Prof 2. IFreenan. ,lineinnat
Ohio Prof Edwin Fgefllr3 Cincinnati Ohio;
DE-. Robt. 8. Newton, y. " City. ttiiisfs on
Besides nufnefouSte e 4 nom .peIsona
who haye been cured BY me- and my llplo-
Ting can h8Reen In my Qf1iGa. tiI 15aoatlk
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The National, Savings Bank
of Wheeling .l..s q
Wa ElRES4gRT o 9sP1AH Ist5I Is;

X III 1lEA3UlkIE1lAPAleElIls SIe-ffN
Washington, October 18th, 1B66s
WHEREAS lBYg SATISFACTORYsE
wv dence presented to the undersigned It
has been made to appear that The Ma.
tt0nal Savings hank of W6eeIinR,'t
in the City INV heellng, In the County OF Ohio
and State of West Virginia, hHS, been duly
Organized under and recording TO therequiTe
ments Of the actor Congress entitled an act
topIUyide q National Currency, secured by O
pledge of United States Bonds and t0proVide
for the circulation and refefnptfun thereof
approved June8d, 1851, and has compiled with
all the. provisions OF sid act, required to be
complied With beiore commencing the bust
mes Of Banking, under said act.
Now therefore, i, Freeman Clark Comp
tr9lleE q Z, ne Currency do hereby rHty that
Wheeling. IN the City OF Wheeling, In the
County Of Ohio and 6tate OF West Virginia,
g authorized to ooTnmephe the zhustnes3 Of
Banking under the act Aforesaid,
In testtmonywh ereof Wttness my hand and
seal OF Once, this 18th day OF 0cf6beF!I9BT
"a s. ~ FREEMAN CLARK,
Inaecprdance Win the a66ye The .NnfioiiAl
Savings Bank win begin busliies5 ON Heanes-
g P9HIEDRETH. Eashier.
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Claims OF 1Lassachnsefts...-Att acIx, Of
frSPaln upon Chill Reconstructed
Rebels In L.Ouislana 40 Receive
: Extra PAY. b4-isl ga ~ f.5a - = ~
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Honse Rented.

IFY PRESENT. LOCATION BlsTlEG
MI rented 70 2nut1 eE peEty3I llsrVt to Close
TWflI orr great Inducements 10 punch SaEE
-f1r eaSh. ]. g RHGIES.
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The --latest News.
HEI TELBG R g Its

BY the Union Line.
Once, corner Of Monroe and after atTeet4.
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ClOalinE CIStlls % % 90.
90 st ssS 81. So We %Sor n.1sE kE EsaBEg
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JOHN BI9LOW, ESQ,
Minister oftha United States of America.
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STRUTS AND mOLASsER,
{ Cash for Grain

THE SUBSCRIBERS WILL PAY CASH
fOrRFain delivered ct their Fehouse coT-
n6r OF Market and Quincy Streets il7I' =
nc29 I s45f sefiFs5 G0RREII, a Co +
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The Italian elections have proved
highly favorable to the government
Gen, Knnsler is appointed PapaI Min-
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It is to be presumed the Army and
Navy Departments have some noyeitiss
for the exhibition. If so, It is needless
for me to say that anything coming
from this quarter would command spe7
cial attention.
With great resHect. your otIt. serv't.,
HarrlrI75 Fine r- i RFf4RT.0yy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-06
TRUSTEES SALE.
HXyuEKIAS on the 18th duv Of June A. II

NHHEREAS on the 18th dav Of June A. D.
w 1883. Lcverett Avcrll aad FL zabeth h :
wife, execute unto John Dillon, as Trustee
"A certain deed of trust conveying to said Trustee
the tracts OF Real Estate IN the .ouniy Of Scott
and State of Iowa described as follows to wit ::
Lots one l aud twot2) in Block eight IS in the
old town of Elizabeth City (now city OF Prince
tom, as will more fully APP ear by referring to
recorded flat of said town recorded III the
Recorder office of said county of scott and
state of Iowa. also. n parcel OF ground in the
City OF Function, equity and state aforesaid.
bounded and described rs follows, fo-wit com
mcncing at the north east corner OF Lot Five s.
in Dlock Twenty (26i in knoxs sddition to
the City OF Princeton. thence running north six
~ 500 feet. thence west Que hundred and forty
tliol feet. thence south sixty (60) feet, thence
east one hundred and forty ,l4o feet 20 the place
OF beginning which said deed OF trust was made
by the said i.ev.rett and Elizabeth Ave,ill tor
the purpose ofsecuring the payment Of a prom
issory note executed bv the said I.tvetett Aver
i'll to Rooert Bell. dat the said 18th day o.
June. A. D.. ISIS. for the sum o. seven humid
red and eighty d. lars pay able June 18th, A. u.
lsj? with interest pay able at 4 rate Of ten per
cent. per annum after maturity. The SAID deed
of trust has been duly recorded on the records
Of said Scott County in Book b Of Town Lot
Mortgages. at page So thereof
And nav. the said promissory note having be-
come due and payable, and the said Leverett
Averill havin: failed to pay the same, l. John r.
Dillon. Trustee as aforesaid. do hereby give this
public notice that. in pursuance Of the powers in
me vested by SAID deed of trust, AMI at the re
quest Of the holders of said promisso.y note,
shall "a Saturday the tw' nty third day OF de-
comber, A. ~ 1855 lat the hour Of ten O'Clock
A. n. Of said day. At the Court House door in
the Cry OF Davenport IN SAID scott County, ex
pose and offer for sale at public auction the re al
estate above described, or so much thereof as
may be necessary to pa, the amount due on said
note interest thereon to day Of SALE costs Of this
advertissmt ut and Trustees fees.