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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-03
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WORTH or PROPERTY DE~THON Ed
Our city was this morning the SCENE Of one
the most destructive fires We have ever wit
messed ia this section Of country. The alarm
Of ftgG at about one o'clock this morning
suddenly aroused our citizens, and in a very
few minutes the large wooden structure
known as Caswell's Block, was one entire
flame. The iiying sparks soon carried them
to the block OH the opposite side OF the st.
aud in a short time the whole block upon
Wall st. Presented one solid blaze. The
wind rapidly spread the lire, and for few
moments the total destruction Of the squaIc
seemed inevitable.
Considerable Of the furniture and goods
were saved from the dwellings, and stores
but owing to the suddenne=s Of the tire, and
the rapidity with which the buildings
built, ot wood were d. .royed, and the con-
sternation and alarm consequent upon SO ex-
tended q coflagration, in such a damaged
condition a. TO 5e almost worthless.
The fire wa undoubtedly tie work oi in
cendiaries. Whatever may have been its
origin, ii has proved mos, disastrous to our
town. desi roying in less than two hours at a
low estimate, :15 900, including Caawel's )
Block the National Hotel, recently retitted
into stores, aud several other buildings.
comprising in All soue - stores Several Of
our most worthy citizens have thus lost
everything many escapiug with only the
clothc. they were able - place upon them
amid the hurry Of the alarm. A. it is the
destruction has come upon us. and the sro-
king ruins this morning are appalling to be-
hold.
The I-yous FIRE Engine came too late to
render any material assistance, bat the
promptness with which this excellent com
pany came to our aid. Is deserving OF great
credit
The following bu!dings have been entire
ly destroyed. only $4,000 Insurance Cas-
wells Block, including H. VI. Grinnolds
stock of Dry Goods aud Groceries, Peter
Sutherland's Grocery Office Of Fulton City
ffess. Guyot's Jewelry store, Daguerrean N
loon. DE. together with the \ NATIONAL Block
containing the Post Office and stores Mr.
Hurd's store and stock. Laurenberg' Saloon
B. T. WoodwarTS dwelling house, bradford
4 Greens Meat Market, OCowle- Jcwlry
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-03
BUFFALO. Sent q

DCFFALO, sept z.
The grand Atlantic Telegraph banquet
came off at st, james Hall last night Hon.
Millard Fillmore presided. Speeches were
made by Mr.. Fillmore, Hon. Jas Wadsworth
Hon. J. T. Hatch and other prominent citi.
zens. number Of distinguished Canadi-
ans were present and participated in the
festivities which were OF the most pleasant
character The hall was connected with
the Western Union Telegraph Go.
The message from London to Cyrus w.
Field was received IN Philadelphia. Pitts
burgh and Cleveland about midnight and
created the most extravsgant manifestations
Of JOY.
Congratulatory messages were received
from the Mayors of several western cities
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-03
From New York.


IHE ot ARkANTfNE STATION DESTROYED DY NOS.
NEw YoRx. Sept. q
The Quarantine Station at Staten Island
was attacked last night by a mob Of 100
men, and several of the buildings fred
The large Hospital buildinls, the huildings
used for yellow fever patients and DR.
Ihompson's private residence were entirely
destroyed Several other small buildings
on the premises were also burned. DR.
Thompson rallied force Of 90 men, and en-
d.avored to protect his dwelling. but was
driven out. One man Of the Dr.'s party
was shot dead
Before firing the Fever Hospital. the mob
removed the patients on their mattresses to
distance laying them on the n ound.
No Intelligence of this outrage reached
this city until three o'clock. when body OF
harbor police were despatched to the scene.
but they arrived too late to be Of any SER
vice. The persons engaged In the Quaran-
tine together with the physicians, aed. be-
lieving the mob Intended taking their livss.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-03
MAIL ARRANGEM ENrS.


EAsrrRS kAnQT rsilrlad) closes every day. Sur
days exc yted, AZ - a NJ
WEs1EsS MAIL ana Southern Iowa, ~ ralrohd,
closes very day, sundtas Kcepted at 4 ana 1
sourHRRN IL. for southeru I.liu is, aud st
Lons nv ralreai, oosfs every day Sundays except
%, NJ =.
NosrHERs MAIL. for Dubuque snd Northern To-
wa, bv railroad. coses very day, Sunday excepted
et "a M.
fp' rHEHN MAiL, for IoClaire, Princeton ana IL
ons by stage, closes every Monday, Wednesday and
Fridsy AT
DuBuQUE WAY hhr, by Dewiit Msquokeia,
wilton a.. bv stage, rlts"s Saturdays Tuesdays aud
THURSDAYS nj NJ
BLU Gnhss NAIL, Turtdays, Thursia,s and Eat
urds3 =, flo,cr at 81
HICKORY GKovi MAIL, Tuesdays end Fridays a.
II
ALIENS GROVE MAIL, Dixon, Lang Groye, &c.
evsry Tuesday, ~ N.
RIVER MAIL, North daily. ssnday, * p.od, s
NJ.
RIVER MAIL, South, daily. Saturdays excepted, at
q ST..
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-03
NOr,,ETo AnNgRTIsEKs.

tsrge cats charged double the same dimensions 81
type.
usual rates
Yearly advertising contracts vii he unierstooi u
apply strictly - the immediate business o the adVer
ti-er and eli uther advertisements sent Va by the ad-
veriser Will be- charged exsra.
Advert seruents not accompanied win instructifnA
will he Inserted unti fprDd and charged accordingly.
Notices for religious and benevolent purposes In
time free OF cost, thereafter charged as
other Advertisements.
Advertisements from stroad rIust be pail fo' m
Variabiy IN ddrInCe, unless from approved Agents
Contraets To- weary aiyrrti-ng teIminable a. tho
option Of advertisers, try payns an sdtan eineht "
I5 per cent. on the contract pricc-
Advertisements Inserted mex - reading nAtief
20 per cent aiyaHre above rstfs, ard krlt on IN
sii-, n per seut al. aEcc On regular rates
Al! trsns.eEt Advertisements must be paid tot n
aivince.
RICHARDSON WEST, Iowa state Democrat.
-ANDERS N BRO Daily Gazette.
" LfSCHER n Co Der Dsmokrat.
HARRINGTON n MiIKlE. Daiiy Evening News
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-03

ing. second meeting COMPOSED OF Peter
McInnerny, Doctor John T. OReardon, VII
liam Doolan. George NJ Van Ho-en and
Frank rlumer was called. This meeting
after doing divers acts which We have not
space to publish and passing the minority
resolutions adjourned The officers of the
meeting were President Doctor John l.
o'Reardon and Secretary William Dooien.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-03
Chicago Mark OF
" eW York Market.
RY TELEGRAPII.1

ny TELEGRAPHJ
Nkw Yons Sep. ,.
FLorR-More active bnt without mat err Al n Ange
Sac 10 bbls a. 9oG4 10 for uEsound super
Stat-; 1 logl 81 fcr unsonni extra htate; 3 000I
g 0o'o7 common 10 good ext "a yestrrn.
tAsADIAs FLoUR-steadg. Sales so bbs at 80
~ o % ~ common to extra
RYE fLotK-Drll } 5lriI 10
WHEAT --Duil and unchanged. Sales | 1GGo bush
= htN red Ob.o common lower sound and timer
unt9unI.
Cons -Sales - 900 bush 1906 for comlnou t.
0 good mixed wi stern.
OAre.-Qai /. 51ttJI for State end western
PoHk-aales beV bbis II 5oGl7 no forness; Il 50
ml5 - f r primo
WiIsGr.--Duil. Sales l2O bbls 2i
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-03
TRAV ELLER'S GUIDE.

RAILROADS, East, Leave at ) A and e:35 ~
except Sundays cxr'ptod; West. leav's az 9le j NJ
AMI $50 u, Sundays excepted.
EoATs, North leave at A NJ, Sundays excepted ,
Souih, leave at !. ", Sunde}g exc p,.d.
SIAGEs, Sotth, 10 Dubnq ~, via Dewitt. Ma4 10
kets ami " Wou. leave the P"unsy yauia iiouse ues-
days, Thursdays and Saturdays at "; North, to
Lyons via oClairc, PTinctton, Canauche aud Clin-
ton, Tuesdays Thursdays AMI Saturday att VI.
Smith 4 Arnods line OF hacks itave every day At
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-03

ALBANY, Sept 2.
As the train Of the Northern road Wa
coming crowdrd with passengert. q freight
train on the northern road was backing 70
the crossing, and ran into the last car of
the passenger train, upsetting it and injur-
ing quite number of passengers. probably
some fatally.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-03
Local Affairs.
MEETING or OLD LINE DEMOCRATS.
No .J..ilcM NomLnalion 70 b Nad..
Speeches, et :, etc.

In pursuance OF call published in the
Democratic papers of this city. for meet
ing OF Old Line Democrats" 60 take into
consideration the eNpediency Of nominating
| candidate for Judge 81 the Seventh lGiicial
District, a large and mast respectable meet
ing OF the oldest and influential members Of
the party in scott county. conyeued at the
Court House last evening
ON motion. u. ; True was appointed
Chairman and lssae NJ Talmage, Secretary.
ON motion. Committee, consisting Of
tieo. F. Huhbell, Geo. r. Parker l. II. sears.
Frank Plumber and Ira Brown. was ap-
pointed to draft resolutions expressive of
the sentiments OF the meeting.
Mr.. IIubbell, on behalf OF the majority of
| the Committee, reported the following r9so
| lutions
ReSoirf9. That in ' lew Of the action Of
| the Democratic Central Committee In advi-
sing of the ineNpeliency OF making demo
cratic nomination for District Judge Of this
judicial District, we are OF the oppinion
that il would be ineXpedient to make a
democratic nomination for Distric Judge.
and that we fully endorse the action OF said
ConN Nentlon.
Signed, GEO. t. ituBEELL
]. ii. SeArs.
Ira BRoWN
GEo H. PARKEEs
Mr.. Plumber the minority of the Com
mittee, then reported a set of resolutions
taking the opposite ground, for the publica-
tion of which we have not space to-day
The report WIS signed. T. Plummer
DR.. Jchn F. O'Reardon, then moved the
adoption of the minority report
The report was seconded.
MIR. Hubbell moved to lay them on the
table. Carried 10y vote of As to 3.
A motion was then made that the major
ity report be adopted.
DIR. John F. OReardon, opposed the mo-
ton in a speech, which although short, was
vet of greater length than aptness. lie
ended by telling the officers OF the meeting
that they had no business there and the re
mainder of the meeting, exclusive of the
wo gentlemen who had voted with him ior
the minority resolutions, that they were in
truders.
Mr. Dow stated, that he understood the
call for the meeting to include all old line
damocrats. and hoped that he was not out
of nlace in the meeting
George NJ, Vaniiosen also opposed the re
port
Remarks were then made by Messrs. &
n Parker. Geo. +. Hubbell, John Johns ant
r Smitham, sustaining the resolution an
nv Peter McInnerny, DIR. O'Reardon 6. Nj
Van Hosen and Frank Plummer, opposing
them. after which the report of the MAORI
ity was unanimously adopted.
After the adoption Of motion to publish
the proceedings in the democratic papers
the meeting adjourned.
D. s. TRUE, President.
l. u. TALxAoE, Secretary.
& ssroxp MEETING.
AMls sto ad1sssnnsas u tha abors NEE.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-03
CHARLESTON. Sept.

The .Kerc,1y Of to- day contains the opin.
ion Of the Attorney General Of South Caro-
lima. on the subject of the negroes brought
here In the brig Echo. 1t IL to the efest
that the Africans be retained by the Z. 8.
Marshal, and that they are not subjsct to
the laws of South Carolina
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-03
b. ORDER OF County COMMITTEE.
Attention, Democrats

Tire Township Primary Meeting OF tho Demoer alta
90 Davenport Township wil b. hrl1 at the Court
House on kosnAT, 8krTENBkR efH at1. 2. T.
ell delegates To the COUNTY INVENTION to b. held
on Saturday, Sept. 18Th, at p f9r the uomins
ton - candi lat for the the orice IL Clerk OF the
District Court. j JOINS, ,'Ch'n Township Com
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-03
TO-DAY'S ADV'TS.
Personal.

Mo would say for the benefit 81 the sfcarret
vi knight who tent lin anon not th en-
tening therein t. thrash im thst he invites The Gas
ttsation, a. Ills elrlles. conveniante.
sels.-I ~,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-03
GREAT RsILROiD CELEBRATION
1900 PEOPLE PRESENT.
TIE w. Il NJ RAILROAD COMPLETED
To WASHING TON.

~ the hour Of : " Wedncsday morning, a
! lareo number Of citizens took seats in the
well fitted train, to make the long talked of
trip to Washington, to assist the good peo-
pie of that town in celebrating the auspi-
eious event the completion of the Missis-
sippi and Missouri Railroad to that place
The train from the city consisted of four
cars, well filled with 'fair women and brave
men" The aged, with white locks, who had
undergone the tolls and privations of this
country before railroads were dreamed of
much less ever expected here during their
age and generation the middle-aged
sterling business men-with their noble
wives and fair daughters the young and
old Joined heart, hand and spirit, and turn
ed ont in good numbers to celebrate this
highly important event. All seemed intent
upon having good time with the good
people of Washington, nor were they, as
the sequel will show, at all disappointed i'll
their expectations.
MILITARY AND Music.
The military and musical companies of
our city were well represented Never be-
fore have We so well appreciated our noble
military company, the Davenport City Ar
tillery, under command of Capt c. \.
Schuyler. This company, elegantly unifor-
med and equipped, lent their aid in the
most effectual manner to the spirit of the
occasion. No company in Iowa is better
drilled, or has greater claim upon public
esteem than this one, under command of its
able and efficient corps OF officers.
The Independent Brass Band, composed
of about twelve members, under direction
Of its highly competent leader, A. w. Reed,
Joined the excursion, and discoursed some
most excellent music.
These companies taken together, were one
of the leading features of the occasion, and
without whom it would have lost mitch of
its interest.
ALL ABOARD
\ large number Of citizens collected at
the depot to see the excursionists off, and us
the heavily laden train passed through the
city the party was greeted by numbers OF
those who would have been CAD to have
Joined, but could not do SO The excur-
sionists deeply sypathlsed with their less for
tunate friends. and were soon on the broad,
open prairie, speeding away to the scene OF
the celebration.
MORE ExCURsIoNIsTs.
AS the train passed over the road between
here and Muscatine, at every station new
accessions to the the company were made
IOWA CITY DELEGATION.
Iowa City turned out about one hundred
strong to swell the ranks Of the already
large party. Some Of the mort inRusutia
citizens Of that place came sat % ataiss III
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-03
STATE DEMOCRAT.
DAVENPORT, BEPTEMBER 3. 1875
TO the Democracy Of Scott Csmaty.

ACpunty Canvehtion, cowpas Ell 81 delegates from
tha different Town'hip.. will be he'd At the CJuri
Hous-. In Davenport, On SaTCaDAY. sTrTGMGEe lsth
for ia purpose OF nominating scsndiiAie for the
Clerkship 81 thc District Court The alto e repre-.
sents,'on viii b. one delegate ior sob Township snd
ore al iItonli for each 20 votes the last elec-
tinn for GOvern'r.
b. ORDER OF COUNTY COMMITTEE.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-03

Prom the Fulton oIly Alyertiser-Extra. Sep Il
DESTkU CITY + Fl RE.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-03
& q NJ III r X CT Al, f.
Davenport Market.

pAysspoaT, Sep,
ten'laeFAtle trtivtytr a ci 10 lie srainfDsiket
to,dat tsrg qlaauiy OF sra!n--uoro thsu has
tr.Hh ilcei Tor several days p,s,-wa5 coming IL.
~ va gfe-'iily DO Eat W ,tpfevioas quotauons-
= e - s9f oid afi 10 sG5t u s,ulp lot. Va
~ from th'se prio@s acc"rdng I, the ess rnes. IT
nasets Th. dil n4.l. ~ thA cit, are nov II,
tn operation n; are Fettos pretty t.ir supple,
F0 NE activity yet, eSp-fi ned in tn :. In
pig Of hour. Some lots 10 ~ever have been sohl At
- 30 for lie best trands
some arrivals Il wheat by car have been notieea
and We looE with confidence for coatinuat,on of
the same
"HEAT-old 15Gs3; rev 6o265 and fair snp-
ply Tho gre. demand ror uliin. purpose. has
tendency to keep ~ the market.
toRa.-uood quaiity worth 4Uc The market
ranges from a3g4ps Prospects FOR heavy Fall crop
are excellent and this w.n b. turned 10 10 account
in fatteaiug pork.
o.rs.-Na change; aso442 eooi demand: low
re epts.
FLouR -uholesa!e. ~ IS, ietali. 50 % Very
litt.s shipa'"g s.pse1N-
B.HLrf --Bat:er fafnsni AMI receipts .liphtiy in-
crrasig At 10 Z s.. apasld traieuc5
HAY food supply ~ ~ so FOR prsiu.
OSloNs.-As yet arrivals Ar limited. sales At
- g -
hciTsR Good snprly at ~ pts
Zoos -Dult at &c
Sails 20 per bill; larry. 81 0o PER bhl
HAMS lie.
Chicago Market
~ IzLkGRAPH.
Cnic.oo, Sept. |.
WHEAT opened qniet ~ &c for No tuL declined
Sales Z9,0Ou bush Spring NJ, At .pG55.
CoRs.-aTc&G5;.
otls.--old crop. i3e.
KyF.-.a, IN store
FLorB.-55 5oGsd 10.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-03

& s.roNp MEETING.
AA.s .ta allsssnnsas u sh' abors meet.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-29

The most impmtant discovery elpce vaccination.
DIR. HANsON'S VEGETABLES CHEMICAL pow
IDEAS wilt freak up colds at once, without sweating,
dieting, interruption Of business, the of hot slim
uIating and burning compounds herb teas candes bal
sans Or any other disagreeabe, announcement and
eeng doses; they 10 not the least unpleasant sym
toms even il taken in large doses they create only
thirst which being slayed with wafer, agreeable
warmth al moisture al the surfaces exaerieuced.
When taken directed, they break up the cold and
rat its Effects AMI the only operation perceived is
7aterious and uuaccnu"taule disappearance Of all symp
tas es vegshness, cls lameness, darling pains, dull
heavy paios ghtness Of the chest hosrseness cough,
sore n oat, Group, catarrh, headache. etc.
e YEGEC ABLE CHEMICAL POWDERS are to
colds what Vaccination against all pox and Q1inine
for AEus. They spe l6e remedy h. prevention
Bud Of > specific disease And ny breaking c1lus
wihhem the aystgm not aeakenpd aud deranged, and
rendered more subject to repeated attacks b't is rather
streng hened aDd fortified against them They arrest
oroun instantly and perman n.g, and by their timely
use, cuehs, catarrh hronchits fevers heumatm,
thu oats, consumption and all diseases primarily excited
b. cells, can be banished from anonR the people.
Gold in Worcester by J. Q. hill, Apothecary, Ne
ehsnic5' Hall Building and BUSH i CO., and by deal
eTs in medicine generally. DIFF nd
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-29

In his city, b. Rev. j. g. adams, Mr.. Joseph F. Brig
ham Of Hodsn, to Miss Encra NJ. Houghion of vest
BOyst0n; Mr.. Merrill A. Fulb ISL to Miss Caroline G
Stone; Mr. Albert NeFton TO Miss Harriet L. Wheel ok.
Mr.. james Bennett to Miss Mary G. Kempton.
In st. Mchsels Church, Bristol, Il, L. Nov, 9th, by
Rev Vim. Stowe, DIR frederick Il. Abbott, of Worcester,
to Hattie j., daughter Of i. X. Monroe, Esq. OF B.
In Hsrvari, Nov 24,h by Rev VIM. Whwep, Mr..
joseph " Dudley Of Lancaster, to Miss Abbie T. Holman
OF Harvard.
In Providence, oath instant by Rev j. NJ. Carroll Mr..
Henry b. Nichols TO Miss Lila A. Armstrong, both Of
Worcester.
In Northbridge, Nov. 24th by Rev. Mr.. Stafford, Mr.
Arthur Fenner, Of South Groton, Miss Emma Augusta
eldest daughter of Jesse H. EoutlWick, Esq Of HoIths
bridge,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-29
DIR. DUPONCO'S GOLDEN PILLS
ZOE FE VI a L 3 s.
n61Iibfe in correcting, regulating, and TeugoUtHg
oil obsfrucftons, from wh4tsUsr cause. and
ailDqys sHccsssfLi as a -estarGtiUe.

These pills hing new, but have been used by the
doctors TO- many years both in France and America 9h
unparalleled success in easel and be is urged ~
many thousand ladies who have used them, to maze
the Pills public for the alienation OF those suteing irou
any irregularities Rhatever well as to prevent an IN
crease family where health will not permit IT, Females
pecuarly situated, those supposng themselves &C.
are cautioned against using these Pills while in that con-
ditirp as the the proprietor assumes no responsibility az
ten the above admonton, although their midness woald
prevent any mischief health otnerWise the Pills
Recommended Full and explicit directions accompany
each box Price 81.
Sold wholesale and retail by DAVID SCOTT, Drug
eist 25I Main street, Of Mechanic street. W0r
cester Mass and by JAMES GREEN, III Main street.
Worcester, Mass Ladies, by enclosing them ST. can
have Golden Pilis sent to any part Of the cuu0try
Confidently by return mail Sold also by A. Brr lett
Clinton James B. Lane Fchburg; Cantreu & Son, Dan
lelsonvei A. aoughton Athol Depot; Bach Son Prov
idgcei Weeks Potter Boston, and by one Druggist in
every town in the Union
N Blades, be particular in asking for 'Dr Dupon-
eos Golden Pills., and that the signature Is the
box; you will then obtain a medicine you may fully rely
upon. The agent will tell you they are no secret com
pound, but made known to all concerned
pp6 div
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-29

In this City, Nov. u, Ann Louisa, wife of Frederick
G. Stiles, aged 50 years. Fune al Tuesday, Nov. 3Oth,
at q O'Clock, D. M from their resdece, Harrington
Avenue. Relatives and friends are invited to attend.
In Blackstone, 22d, Emily daughter OF David Bray"
ton, aged 81 years.
In EashamptoR 22d instant, Sylvester Knight father
of Hon. Knight of the State Senate aged 80 years
In New Rediore, 24th instant Mrs. Be5ey Coi1, wd-
ow of the late Hon. TinothyG Coflia aged 5S years
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-29
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

& SAEG r EES' SA E4E.-Wnl be sold at Public
IA Auction, OF SATURDAY, the All December next,
90 O'Clock ia the afternoon,
All the interest which RUFU5 HASTINGS hal on the
Ih day Of Oct. 1851 10 certain Mortgage upon land
situated Manchester street. The NasECa Railroad
and Coal Yard OF 7. ". Wellington, Civ BY ArrrT j.
Waite said Hastings recorded in The egiltrF OF De di
book $780, page 6ls. Said Mortgage sad The note IN re
b. secured held By John and Charleb AudleWs, OF
Boyston, Trustees Of Mary Hunt to secdre The pay
ment Of loan Of Ave hundred aud tEeny five dollars
and interest.
Also, 9 certain Mortgage Of Land on Dublin street.
given by James Leonard to said Hastings, to eeeure The
payment of N,te Of hundred dollars and seventy.
five cents snd Interest, recorded in ssi registry 4t9
p. 3S5.
Also, a certain Mortgage OF Land near East Central
street, given by Michael Nicer tn to said hastga, 20
secure the payment o! Note Of sixty Sven dollars AID
interest," recorded ia said registry b. 9, p. $50.
Also, Mortgage OF Land the corner Of Pine and
Genital Streets given by John M7n said Hastings to
secure the payment u Note Of Two hua1rea ana my
one dollars aud interest," recorded in the registry Store
said, h. 400, p $50
Also small lot or lots OF Land adjoining to land re
Gently purchased of the Lancaster Savings Bank, Mort
gage IF said HASTINGS by the State Lu attic Hospital
SO, Ger ain Mortgage Of Land ON Pr street, gwen
by A. J. Waite TO said Hastings, to The payment
of Note Of six hundred dollars aud interest o. said
lot Of land there CID building not permanently al
fixed to the and.
Also ell the right aud interest which said Hastings
had in certain Real Estate situated the Pine Meadow
road adjoining land Of Samuel Putnam, described in
deed Of G. A Trumbul to said Hastings, recorded 10 said
registry b, 494 p Ala any interest in any Mortgages
upon saj land which ssd Hastings had ssid Ith Of
October
Said Mortgages and Lots will be sold sepsrselyon the
premises and in the same order named in this notice.
For information inquire OF tie Subscribers in Worces-
ter, Or said HastiDgs in Sterling.
JOHN WARDEN, Eutu5 Hastings.
Worcester, Nov. q, 1865. dlT