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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-02-26
THIRTY DAYS
LATER RON EUROPE M
D. JOHNSON.

The clipper bark Yankee, Capt. Smith, arrived on
Monday morning, after a fair passage of seventeen
days. She brings San Francisco dates to Feb. 5, New
York to Jan. 5, and London to Dec. 20. Two semi
monthly mails were received by her, (Dec. 20 and
Jan. s. consisting of sixteen bags.
The news is of interest, and we give UP q consider
able portion of our paper to it. England has de-
clared war against Persia, which may possibly involve
other European governments in the strife before it is
ended.
The bark Fanny Major arrived over on the 9th
February, fourteen days from Honolulu, as reported
on tuesday by the clipper ship Reynard. She prob
ably will sail by the Goth of February for this port.
The clipper bark Lucky Star is advertised to touch
at Honolulu, en- route for Sydney. Was to leave San
francisco Feb. II to 18th, and may bring us the n. Y.
mail Of Jan 20. She will be due here by the I'd o.
March.
In the U. States papers we find a general dullness-
very little transpiring of interest.
HUNTINGTON CONVICTED AND SENrENcFD-Tb Jur1
Ii huntlngton's case, the great forger of New York.
after several hours consultation, rendered a verdict
o. )" Uuhty,' and he was sentenced to the State
PRISON for 4 years and 10 months.
The GREAT SUBMARINE ABIE-Messr Kunsr
Glass & Co., of London, have taken the contract for
the manufacture OF the great cable chosen to connect
the two continents. The distance from ST. Johns
NeWIoundiand, to Valencia, on the western coast of
ian the points between which the telegraphic con-
nectlon is to be made, is 1,64O nautical. or 1000
statute miles. An application will be made to Con
gress, for two steamers to sail from the United States.
to assist in putting this Nineteenth-century wonder
to bed. 1t is anticipated that the whole work can be
done In from six to eight days. The British Govern
ment has hxed the maximum rate to be charged by
the Atlantic Telegraph Company at four shillings
STERLING per word, or one dollar of Federal money.
we are happy to learn by the following, which
we find in the New York Journal of Commerce that
the New York Company, which has undertaken to
bring the new guano island into public notice, has
sent ont a good ship to be engaged in the carrying of
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INTERESTING DECIsIoN.-The attention Of our mer-
chants is called to the decision of Judge Ware, deliv-
cred in the United States District Court, at Boston,
relative to whether a ship is responsible for merchan-
disc on the wharf. The lawyers engaged IN the case
are men of very superior ability. and the decision is
received with great interest by all mercantile COM
munitles.
T. S. DISTRICT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WARE,
john II. Pearson ct al as. owners of Iangier !;
Salmon falls Manufacturing Co. as. same Goddard
ct al as. same.
Three libels in admiralty brought upon the follow
ing state of facts The bark Tangier arrived in Bos-
ton from Apalachicola with cotton consigned to the
libellants on the 9th of April last. On the 9TH she
was hauled up to Lewis wharf, and notice was given
to the consignees that she was there and was about to
ommmence her discharge. She commenced to dis
charge that day, and continued until the afternoon of
the next day, the Sth, when the wharf having become
chOked up they were obliged to desist. The next day,
the 9th, the wharf being still choked, no cotton was
discharged, but the consignees having removed a por-
ton, on the 10th, Thursday, being Fast Day, the
entire cargo was landed by one O'Clock. At q O'Clock
the cotton on the wharf took fire and was nearly all
consumed. Notice was given to Goddard ct al and
Pearson ct al on Tuesday to remove their cotton, but
they did not do so. No second notice was given to
Salmon Falls Co. These libels were brought against
the owners of the ship for the value of the cotton
(some $25, 000) upon the ground that they were la
BILE as carriers for having discharged upon an impro-
per day. These cases have occupied some two weeks
in trial during the summer, and after mature dellb-
Grafton, a decision was this morning given by Judge
Ware, in brief as follows =
That the master of a vessel arriving at this port
with a cargo, by hauling to a wharf and giving notice
to consignees that she has arrived, and is about to
discharge, and then placing the cargo upon the wharf,
discharges himself and the owners from liability as q
common carrier.
That but one notice to consignees is necessary.
That after such notice the consignees are bound to
be there to receive the goods as they are landed.
That when such notice has been given and the I'M
loading has been commenced and Fast Day intervenes,
the master, by the custom of this port, may continue
to discharge upon that day, and the consignee must
be there to receive, and by such discharge the captains
liability as common carrier is terminated.
Whether Fast Day is or is not a proper day for the
performance of all business was left untouched. The
libels were dismissed with costs. G. p. Curtis & c.. P.
Curtis, jr, for Pearson G.. B. Goodrich for Salmon
Falls and Goddard r. Choate and J. NJ. Bell for
owners of Tdngier.
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Vessels Expected from, Foreign Ports.

American clipper bark Lucky Star was to sail for Honolulu
from San Francisco about Feb. 15-due March 8.
Am. brigantine L. 2. Foster, johnson, is due from Puget
Sound with a cargo of lumber to Hackfeld & Co.
One OF Pierce & Co.'s line of Boston S. I. Packets was to sail
nom Boston for Honolulu about Feb. Is.
for Honolulu.
American ship Raduga left Boston Nov. 10, with cargo mdze.
Tor Honolulu, to G. Brewer-due March IS.
Bremen brig Kauai sailed from Bremen Oct. 8 with cargo of
merchandise to Hofschlaeger x Stapenhorst.
br. bk Gambia, from London pia Tahiti, sailed April 8. Last
reported at Sydney. Due here ria Tahiti, March IL
American bark Fanny Major, Lawton, to leave San Francisco
for Honolulu, about Feb. 22-due March 10.
American clipper brigantine Morning Star sailed from Boston
for Honolulu about Dec. z, with merchandise for the American
Mission-due April Is.
A vessel is expected daily from from Columbia River, but we
do not learn her name.
A fine clipper ship, building at Liverpool. called the Kameha-
neha, had been chartered for Honolulu. she would sail during
the Spring, consigned TO r. G. Janion.
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MEMORANDA.

Ship Lagoda, Willard, y months out, lost a man overheard,
u. H. McSpedton, of New York city, and had two boats stove
by a sperm whale on the of-shore groand.
Ship Jeanette is last from Bolabola, Society Islands. Ha
taken IS barrels sperm.
The Minerva was at ~Pernambuco in September, when Capt.
Clifford, who came out in command, being sick, left her for the
States,
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SIN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

FRIDAY, Feb. 8. 1857.
ELOUR-TransactionS in a jobbing way and from first hands
to-day are reported to the amount Of 23l3 bbls domestic brands
1000 do Eureka at IS % 800 do domestic at SIS so 400 do
Santa Clara, 200 do Golden Gate, at 50 100 hf SKIS do do Extra,
ESQ or SKIS self raising, at SO; eco or SKIS Licks at SO so 20
bbls Richmond flour at SIG 80.
MEAL AND BRAN-6O0 lbs California fresh ground corn
meal at 4ke; 600 lbs do do buckwheat meal at DC; 3 tons bran
at $40; SIS bags do on F. t.
BARLEY-Sales of 600 bags, in three lots, at the following
rates: 375 bags sold at 81 20; 100 do at 81 25.
OATS-Sales Of 900 bags, in five parcels, at 81 30 90 81 60.
CORN-Sale of 100 bags Mexican white corn at 43c R ID.
POTATOES-14S5 bags sold in five lots at the given rates
S75 bags and 200 sold at So; GOO do at 81 124; 200 do at 81 25 /;
20 do, ordinary, at 81 S73.
ONIONS-Sale of 80 bags at SIS.
LARD-SO kegs common leaf lard sold at auction at 1910.
BUTTER-10O frkfns new choice sold on p. t. 80 do new at
SIC.
SUGAR-200 900 lbs Calcutta Benares sold at &C; 20 bbs
Stuart's crushed, sweated, at auction, brought 133C.
RICE-675 mats Batavian sold at 63c.
B~READ-S000 lbs pilot bread sold at &c.
MOLASSES AND SYRUP-100 kegs Seth Adamss sold at 81.
CA~NDLES-SaIes at auction OF $50 boxes Thains Adaman-
tines at 253c.
OIL-Sales, some days since, of 5000 gals linseed oil at 81 60;
20 cases boiled and 5 bhs raw sold to-day at 81 so.
at auction of 100 dz shaker broons
at 81 70.
NAILS-211 kegs assorted sizes sold at auction, in a damaged
condition, at So 65.-AHG California, Feb. Z.
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IMPORTS.

From SAN FRANcISCo-per Yankee: 81 cases merchandise, 3
bales do, 17 packages do, 4 boxes do, 2 bags do, IL bbls do, 80
mats China paper, 2 boxes prints, $50 sacks -four, 1 cs scales,
IL bags oats, SO SKIS do, 1 do hams, 6 csks beef, 1 box drugs, 81
pigs bread, 100 cases and II tins crackers, 2 cases cigars, 12S
Kegs pant, pkgs brandy, 4 casks bread, i cask claret, 8 boxes
90, cnalse, rolls mating, l key ink, 2 casks brandy.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-02-26
CODTTEERCIAE


FEB. %, 1857.
SINCE our last issue we have had the arrival Of the bk. Yankee,
with a full freight of merchandise from San Francisco. The
sch. Reporter, with a cargo Of sweet potatoes, has been the only
departure for foreign ports.
The spring feet of whaters Is now commencing to arrives Our
advices from the windward islands report four at Hno, and the
same number at Lahaina. Being mostly vessels just out from
home, they require but little else than supplies of fresh vegeta-
bes.
The recent forced auction sales of real estate, both here ana
at Iahaina. have brought considerable land into market rive
years ago it was next to impossible to procure a lot OF Iano,
except on a short term of lease. Both land and rents have been
held for years at a fictitious valuation, and the transfer Of real
estate. at low figures, into other hands, must have a beneficial
effect on business generally. Natives who have heretofore had
exhorbitant notions of the value of their taro-patches, are now
willing to part with them for a quarter of the sum formerly
demanded.
During the past 10 days, a number of Cinnamon have closed
out at auction, but, strange to say, new adventures step in and
Immediately reopen with a fresh stock.
We note a few transactions:
BEEF-We hear of a sale of 100 bbls East Maui beef, on pri-
yate terms.
B~READ-Sale5 Of It. 600 lbs navy bread at Sc.
FLOUR-The Importation of about 200 bbls per Yankee, was
sold at S18. We notice a slight advance of aour ia the San
Francisco market.
CASE G00DS-Saies of oysters in 2 Ii tins at SO tf doE.
CL~OTHING-Sales of so doz. hickory shirts at So 25.
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PASSENGERS.

For SAN FRANoIsco-per Reporter-Edward G. Ellis.
From SAN FRASCIsco-per bark Yankee-Capt. B. T. SNOW
and family, Lieut.. Reynolds and lady, Ira NJ. Hanford. Miss
Hannah Langdon, j. Coady, C. A. Poor, E. B. Purdy. Masters
Frank and George Lathrop, Mrs. Benson, Miss Martha A. Han
ard, q. Ensign, John Porter, and 3 Chinese in stesrage.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-02-26
EXPORTS
For sax Ennscasco-per Reporter: 800 bbls swee. potatoes.
DIED
ARRIVALS.

Jan. 30-Am whale ship Brutus, Henry, Warren, clean.
Feb. 15-Am whaleship Magnolia, Cox, New Bedford, clean.
20-Am whaleship Lagoda, Willard, New Bedford, y mos
out, 80 bbls sperm.
21-Am whale bark Jeanette, Pierce, New Bedford, 35
sperm and 1000 whale.
23-Am whaleship Milton, Halsey, New Bedford,s5 mos
out, SIS sperm.
24-Minerva, Warner, New Bedford, clean.
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AREIVAL

2o-Am VIII bk Fanny, Boodry, 5 mos out, I'm New Bed
ford, clean sailed again on Sunday to cruise.
21-Am VIII sh Vineyard, Caswen, of Edgartown, 35 bis sp.
23-Am blk Yankee, Smith, II DIS finn San Francisco, with
merchandise and passengers to Williams & Co.
24-Haw sch Maria, Moteno, FIN Kawaihae.
24-Sch KamOi, Chadwick, FIN Lahaina.
GAM clipper ship Reynard, Drew, II days from San
Francisco, for China. The Il. merely reported her
self, left papers and passed on with a fine breeze !;
was i'll sight only 2 hours.
25-Am whahship Janus, Wmslow, from Society Islands
via Kawaihae.
26-Haw sch Kamehameha, Gulick, for Kohala.
90" Favorite, from Kahului.
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VESSELS IN PoRT.-FEB. 90.

VESSELS IN PORT.-FEB. 20.
h. ]. MS corvette Eurydice, NJ. NJ. Pichon.
Chilean brig Escape, Gasso, repairing.
Am clipper ship Aspasia, Green, loading cargo oil.
Am. bark Frances Palmer, Green, refting.
Am clipper bark Yankee, Smith.
wHALERS.
Ship Benjamin Tucker, Barber. Brig Prince de Joinville, -
Congress ID, Stranburg. Oahu. Nolde, fttingo out.
Montpelier, MaconbeT, Barks, Harmony, Bumpus.
Vineyard, CasTel. Italy, Babcock, fit. out
Coasters in Port.
Sch Kamoi, Chadwick.
" Maria, Molteno.
" East Maui.
+" Kamehameha ". Gulick.
q Fayorite, REVERE.
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DEPARTURES.

Feb. 21-Am sch Reporter, Halsey, with cargo potatoes for San
Francisco.
21-SchE Excel, Antonio, for Kauai.
"a" Warwick left for Maui, and Dewitt for Koloa,
Kauai.
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-Tbo brio Prince de J~oinville is undergoing ex-

-The brig Prince de JoinUil1e is undergoing x-
+ansive repairs, and will soon be ready for service. we
Understand she is to be commanded by Capt. Zenas
Rent. and for a time is to be employed IN frelghtlng
wood and cattle from Kauai. Would it not be gooo
SPECULATION for some Of the shippers of wood to TINS
market. to have it cut into lengths convenient
for use in stoves, at the places from whence 1t is
shipped. where labor is much cheaper than here:
Try it, somebody. =
EARrHouAKE-Capt Winslow informs us that a
very severe shock of earthquake wasfel at Kawalhae'
Hawaii, on Tuesday-the most severe that the resi-
dents there have had for many years, and sufficient
to shake down many of the old dobies in Honolulu
if it had occurred here.
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RARE SPoRr.-Yesterday a number OF whales were
seen spouting at the entrance OF the haroor' Whlch
were thought to be sperm whales. Three boats 1rom
the ship Vineyard gave chase, but dd not succeeo
in making fast to any. They proved to DC hump
backs, which have been very plenty about these
islands during the winter months.
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SPECIAL BUSINESS NOTICE.

Persons DESTROYS of mailing papers, can procure them at our
counter neatly done up in wrappers, five copies for so cents, or
twelve copies for a dollar.
TERMs.-Six Dollars per annum.
Single Copies 124 cents each.
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AGENTS FOR THE COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER.
Lohafna. Maui = c. S. BARLOW, Esq.
DTuka1Uao, E. Maui L. L. TORBERT, ESQ.
Hlo, Halcaii Capt. j. WORTH.
K0WdihGe, Hal0aii Capt. JAS. A. LAW.
Kona, HdtUaii THOS. III. PARIS, Esq.
KoLOd, Kauai DR.. j. W. SMITH.
San Francisco, Cal L. 2. FISHER, Esq, Mer. Eek.
NelU Bedford and q. S. = B. LINDSEY, Ed. Ship List.
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% We are indebted for newspapers, by the
Yankee, to ]. W. Sullivan, C. W. Brooks, Wells, and
the Pacific Expresses.
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- The Yankee came in as usual, prompt as a
country time-piece. Not a long passage certainly
considering the season of the year, when the Palmer
made 81 days and the Reporter 81.
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.icE--Mr. Cutrell. at the Merchants Exchange. re-
celved per Yaakee a quantity of ice-the third lot he
has imported this season. We are told it costs about
forty cents per pound laid down here.
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NOTES OF THE WEEK.

WAsHINGroN's BIRTH DAY-was celebrated on
Monday last by the American residents OF honolulu.
Eleven, A. NJ, had been appointed as the nour Oh
meeting at the Club, but owing to the ARRIVAL OF the
mail at that hour, it was postponed till evening. AT
half-past seven the Club Rooms were visited by
several hundred persons, not more than one-thro Oh
whom could get into the hall. The meeting was opened
by the president. DIR. Robt. w. Wood, taking the chair.
Washington's farewell address to the American peo-
pie was then read by DR.. Geo. A. Lathrop, acting
U. ). Consul. Alex. Campbell, Esq, A. B. Bates, Esq,
and Hon. David L. Gregg, L. S. Commissioner, then
addressed the audience, and their eloquent remarks
were listened to with marked attention.
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LUsUs NATURE.-A correspondent at Walmea.
Hawaii, informs us that a child was recently born at
the village of Waipio, on Hawaii, which had four eyes:
two on the back of its head and the others IN then
proper place. He does not state whether the child
lived or not. We judge, however. that it did not.
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MANGosrEENs.-We learn, on inquiry, that seeds of
this fruit have been ordered, and are expected shortly.
We trust they will meet with more success than those
alluded to in q communication in another column.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-02-17

w sfe sIAHs-I w.us somt rosd WhNe RsS~s: No
w ~WpNUesssoNS o11IfyxcRl lI!AuNoKD.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-08-01
tSHE]RIFF,S SALE.

r DAVID g. McCLOUD, Sheriff of Muscstin.
j, County, will ssllat Public Auction at the dool
Of the Court House In said county, on Saturday
the 9th day Of September, A. D. 1851, between
the hours Of nine O'Clock in the forenoon and 1oul
o'clock In the afternoon Of said day, the following
described Real Estate, viz; Lot NJ. ten (l0) in
Block No. sixtv.two 1927 in the City of Musca,
tine, Iowa. Said sale to be in accordance with The
following notice Of foreclosure:
THE STATE OF IOWA, ! &C lfas.
MUSCATlNE COUNTY, 90
To John Taylor, and all others whom Il doth or
may concern, OF who may claim an interest 10
real estate, lands and ten ements hereinafter de-
S1R:-You are hereby notified that Stephen
Smith claims OF you the foreclosure of your right
to redeem frori q mortgage. bearing date tho 18th
day Of January, A. D. 1855, and duly fled and
recorded among the records Of the county Of Mus-
catine in Book-------rec Of town
lots, OH the following real estate in said county Of
Muse tine ind State Of Iowa, vie LIT nnmbsr
ten QO) in block number sixty two (62); said
mortgage being executed by said john Taylor to
JACOB Butlor, td secure tie payment Of promis-
sorry note Of which the fol owing is a copy, viz:
$1,000. MascatIno, I7to January, 1855.
:, "Sx months after date l prIu1ise to pay Jacob
Butler or order one thousand dollars win ten per
"o,~'.,' JOHN TAYLOR"
Said note having been assg ned and transferred by
note also having credit indorssi thereon for the
amouut Of fourteen le leo dollarsi
Now unless said note with accrued and accru ing
interest thereon, and the costs Of tbs proceeding
shall be paid on Or before Saturday Soptembs tho
9Th, A. D. 1855 Dasio e.. MoCloud, Sheriff OF
Muse atine county, OF his successors in Office, will
On the said 9th day Of September, A. y. 1857, be-
tween the hours Of nine o'clock in the forenoon
and fouf o'clock IN the after IT said day. sell
the aforesaid premises, to wit: Let ten iO) in
block sixty-tws (62, in the city Of Mas,at,ne Al
Public Auction, to the highest bidder therefor for
cash. at the door Of tho Court House, in the city of
Muscatine, county and State aforesaid, after pub
lisalng notice of the time place and terms of sale
in accordance with the pro visions Of Chapter lis
of tho Code of Iowa, for the purpose Of paying
the amount OF tho promissory note aforesaid, with
accruing interest and costs, also the costs of
this proceeding. HENRY O'CONNCR,
D. q. McCloud, At y Tor Stephen smith.
Sheriff n. G.
August l, lS57-W2w-prs fee SO
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MUsCATINE mAnKEr.

As might be expected just at the com.
menccment of harvest business is extremely
dull in the city. Very little produce has
arrived during the week, which has been
taken ut declining price. Wheat (spring,
the only kind now coming to the market)
ranges only from IS to 95 cents, with pros.
pect of a still further decline. Farmers
seem anxious to contract new wheat at pres.
ent prices. There is every indication, on
account of the unexpectedly large yield,
that the prices of grain will range low the
coming fall and winter. Weather WARM
Corn, &C., growing finely. River still fall
ing. The following are Our quotations:
Wheat. spring, 9oca95; winter 81 90,
(nominal.)
Flour 81 so.
Corn SOaS5c.
Oats soc.
Potatoes-tew$l ,75a So. Old out of
market.
Eggs 15c.
Butter zoe.
Lumber $2Oa$35 per 1000 feet:
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NOTICE,

WHEREAS, John Walburn, on the tenth day
w of July, A. d. 1857, executed to the order
of John SteiLkof, q promiSsorJ note for he sum
Of Two Hundred dollars, aDu on the same day ex-
ecuted to said SteinkoF aad his assigns, q mort
gage, to secure the Iayglent VI said note, on the
FLOWING desctibad Re Il Estate, viz Tho northern
sixty acres of the south half Of the north west
quarter OF section No. twenty seven (27) 10 town
ship No. ssvenfy-seyen az range one y west SitJa
ted in Muscstine county and State of iowa which
note and ,nOrtgag are now owned and possessed
by Geo. 60 A. Springer, by .irSue Of an Assignment
FROM the said Steinkcn 10th said Springer, and
whereas, there IS now due On said note the sum OF
Two Hundred Dolias, With eight per cent: inter ct
theron from the tenth day Of July, A D. 1855,
and whereas, I have, by the direction of said
Springer, served on tho said John Walburn, the
nstice in such cases ade and provided by law.
Now, therefore, by virtue Of the premises, and
by virtue OF the power and au hority in me vested
by law, will, on Saturday; the a9tn DAY of Au-
gust A. D. 1857. betw zen the hours Of nine clock
A. NJ and four o'clock P H. Of said day, at che door
Of the Court House, in the city Of M uscatine and
State of Iowa, proceed o sell at public outcry to
he highest bidder for cash. all the right, title and
interest of the said Jocn WaIburn il tbs above de-
serlbcd mortgaged premis 8, or so mucn thereof as
shall DO necessary TO satisfy said note Of .wo hun
dred dollars, and interest," with all the legal of
this pro edinS. d q McCLOUD,
. Sheriff, Musoatinc Co.
Muscatine July Fl, 1S57-al W2t-prs fee IS