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THE CRISIS At THE SOUTH.
Dispatches from Charleston, C0lum-
bia, New Orleans, MOntge-
merry and Richmond.
the MILITARY STRENGTH OF SOUTH CAROLINA
INTERESTING LETTER FROM SENATOR HUNTER,
Ess, Ass kSs
IMPORTANT FROM SOUTH CAROLINA.

IMPORTANT FROM SOUTH CAROLINA.
CoLuxBIA, Dec o. 1860
The house passed tho bin TO provide armed military
Nrce without opposition II auth orzcs the government
20 call into seTylce thousand volunteers II will be
taken up IN too sensie 20
During the dDcnssion in Tho legislature yesterday On
establishing On Ordnance Bureau Mr Rhe.t said there
bad been for several years In Charleston eight OF the
srsesi size Paixhan guns which might perhaps be used
In taking the forts.
Mr. Marshall said the state had 5s2 infantry companies
70 cavalry, is artillery and 90 rifle Notwithstanding
i2i battscns 80 regiments IA brigsoee aud dvsons.
Mr. AcGowsn said the total military force e5 000
TO the election for delegates to the Convention
viii take pisoo There excitement whatever, but
quiet determination tho part OF the people to oArry
he State cat Of the Union possible The dele
gates win all be for immediate secession.
Tho Presidents Message 10 bere II does not create
much remark. The people prepared for the viewp
espre.acd In relation 10 secession beforehand and
aErg such stes as thcy deem necessary TO meet what
ever exgency may ase
The election Of Governor, It is believed, viii not take
pase tiil Monday next
The Courier and Mercury published the Prce dents
Message this morning from advance copiee.
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has been completed for sbout sixty thousand dollars
The reports and msps win doub.ess be snoruy submitted
TO Congress.
Intelligence jest received states thai the United states
and California boundary commission, under Mo sry, are
In TIE field, the Colorado river s the thirty sh
parallel II Ii predicted thstshc discovery BY this CON
mission Of minerals and precious stones win throw sn
bad's "valley Of Diamonds" into tho shade.
The Hou,e Judiciary Committee had . meeting this
morning, and took up for action the Judge warous
some additional evidence has been adduced against
wasrous, which may induce the committee TO report
favor OF Impeachment
Edwin X Reynolds, Of New York. elected successor to
Ar Burroughs, deCealed quaaed ard toox his seat
In the House to day.
The vote the Homestead bill In the House was ab,ut
the same as thai en- which the President vetoed at the
last session, the opposition thereto being south
ern members including those from the prospectively
seoedipg States.
The meeting of the Putnam Phaanx at Secretary rou-
ceys this evening WAS event IN Washington life st this
lime. Tho secretaries OF the departments there
including the indomitabls Csss The remarks OF Mr..
Stuart, Of the Pha'anx, guarded he
uttered At Baltimore Mr. Stuart he was misre
By the Baltimore press There was nothing IN
the speeches 70 night calculated 10 foment or aay tho
existing feeling The officers Of tho navy and marine
corps were also present. in full dress besides ever dis
tinguished citizens OF this city.
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THE FEELING IN ALABAMA.

hoNrcoasRf, Doc 3, 1850
The Brcekkriigc electors met here to-day and cast
'hcu votes Colonel RhCa was sent AZ messenger.
Mr. ysncey cecipss going as Commiss'oner 70 South
Carolina. He win be IN the Convention or tNs state ~
the time that the sent ont John FL
more win 90 commisscner I, South Carolina
Judge shortcr VIII 20 20 Georgia
Conmbscners win bc sent 70 AL the staisr thai hold
Conventions
Tho news from the various couniics In Alabama con
time favorable to tho dsroasts There doubt or
The secession OF Alabama With or Without South Csrolns
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Referred to the Committee or Tho Whole on the State Of

The House, by % asainst 1885, refused 70 lay on tho
table Mr. Crows motion 10 reconsider the vote by which
The Committee Of Agricultures Homestead bill was last
session referred 70 the Committee Of the Whole the
state Of the Union.
The House then recoDsidered the vote.
The bill was thus brought up for action.
Mr.. GROW, (rep Of Pa did not desire 10 dscuss shis
measure, the principle involved bsvDg boon familiar to
the country for the past ten years rnis b however,
avoids the prominent objections In President Bachanans
veto message Il does propose donate lands bu,
Hqunes payment OF ten dollars for le0 II
might. II racesary, quote jackson aganst 5ucnaUsn
thow tbat The former Of tho opiniop that the publ
lapos snouid not be source Of federal revenue He
moved the previous ston, under the operation OF
which the bin psesed-l32 against 10
HILL
4r C0IFAx (Yep OF Ind moved that the Post Route
b returned from Inc Scnste at the iormer session with
amendments be referred to post Office Commttee
He ked that there had been bill p>s.ed for
the ast thIce years. and Il desrous 10 nave action
possible
Mr. Smith. (opp) Of Va objected, saying the govern.
Mr.. loIFAx-rhat 10 true, hut We draw our pay. He
haa per med his duty to this matter, an said In
concnson there several reforms proposed In tue
ol and the Postmaster General was anxious 10 know
the disposition Of Congress ~ contracts with railroads.
Objections 70 taking up the bill and referring IL were
persfted In
OD molten Oh Mr. sasRnAS, the House wens into CON
nttc OF the Whole the State Of tho Union-Ar.
Washburne, Of III, IN the chair.
The Com mitteo took up the Military Academy bill
Mr. CURTIS, uep OF Iowa, offered an ameodment pro-
vdne that the stady OF cadets shall not be extended bc
A Gebaie ensued on the amendment, which was re-
jeoted
The Pension bill was read THIS, with the Military
Acaoemy bill we're subsequently passed.
PaFsIDEsrs hBesAGk
Mr. SHERMAN offered series OF resouti'Ds, referring
various branches Of the Presidents Message 10 appro
pirate standing com nittees.
At two O'Clock the House adjourned.
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EXCITEMENT AT CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, Dec. 3, 1860
There j. great excitement here tonight about the
tion for delegates 10 the Convenon The
tion win be hoty contested
The mil tary were oa. this evening In full force with
Palmetto banners flying Another fsestan was inaugu-
ratet op The Citadel Green Major Stevens per nsendent
Of the Citadel Academy, delivered dress lamentag
the fate Of the once glorious stars aud stripes largo
number Of ladies attended The ceremony.
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INTERESTING FROM VIRGINIA.

RcHNosp, nec B, 1890
John Minor Bolts has written etter, which viii soon
sppsa, presenting his views 10 the policy bes
lated TO preserve tho Union He suggests the passage
law by Corsress nasIpg !. treason for any individual
in tho Northern States having uulIincstion laws upon
their statute books 10 AID N rescuing slave seized
under tho Fugitive Slave law, and oompeiag any state
refusing TO surrender fugitive savs to make full n.
demniiy for said s,ave 10 hIs owner
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THE SENTIMENT OF NEW ORLEANS.

NLN UALkANs, Dec >, 1860.
synopss OF the Pfesiient's Message received
here 70 day considered as 10. interfering with the
rlght o. sccersion but cces the ground
The remedy by constitutional anendneni Ia deemed In
Efficient.
Tho contemplated meeting 0, merchants and banks
failed. Tho principal commercial h0uses will mold out.
The banks are al frr,
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Succession MOVEMENT IN TEXAS.

htW OklEANs, Dec. =, ltto-
The citizens of rcxfs have been urged In circular let
ter bed BY number of fertemen 10 elcsi dcegates
70 Convention the s.h Of January, said Convention
70 sst'mblc Al the Capitol the fourth Monday OF tho
fsne month The movement appears 70 NEE, with
p0pulrr sanction.
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AcirrwY oy Nusto--MA slurAo--xadaIlo Tlsbri via
ss sc and Formes, all ntgHfaie me- Z. as9a * ne
Opera n The Academy o. Music Friday evening next
when Aubsr's "Nnsssn.eno" wil 30 givea Ihs sao Or
ssais commences this morning
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THs WyTEx BAtI sslsoS The hlSh News Guui
sl give their regular annual rail Al The City Assembly
Rooms this even ng rhls, believe, = To nsagura
tion or military balls Tor the prssea, winter sSasgn
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Trrcr tre PeehSsier UI loa snd Advertiser, Dec.
fe recent decline r woo css anssted mssy psv'ss 10
ssre sn-s n cur riy - The decine ssAld " ho
fniv ter cents pr raunt erfsJ sales would reduce
A IL nft~ep csrts 't4 rf Ffnr1tlnn at nrst COST
ne ratrrt,ons Ne rot ftfffabs ~ Improvement.
,ho gss.efp mar uisctores aFe stopping, and many
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VIE AUTHORIZATIONS nnIs
Mr. snDyAs, (rep Of OHIO, from The Committee "
wsys ana sears, reported btu making appropriations
for The payment or the Dvsd and otnsr pens ons
bn Tor ths suppor, of sAs Yves, Point xnAry Academy
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NEW JERSEY STATE CONVENTION Or ALL
UNION MEN.
Or ALL

TRENTON, btc ., ls0cs
state Convention os al Uaion mon, led On By Commo-
dcYc Stockton William G. Alexander Governor Price,
Colonel Peter j. Clark, Senator Thompson and . large
number OF leading OF the state, has been called
Trenton the iltt o December, 70 concoc.
sGrcs ray be deemed Advisable under TIE present
crhs of nc republic.
The fol'osirg II the coll for tho Couven'ior:-
Tho undtrsixEed respectfully the people o, Sev
jersey 10 assemble 10 nsss Coaseptinn, Trenton 90
ruttday, the lltb nst at twelve O'Clock, the state
Bcute, 20 consider tho condition of national Affairs
~ oonegrt such may be deemed advisabe
ahGGr the pFtseut cfi6 s ~ oar Tepubllo
al Eacnsi GcD "A favor " constitutional unlcn mca.
TsIss IRE ibv iieo 70 attend
The Ssi signed D. prscHiatves Of all Tho nat onsl
psftlst n The state ~ tksuRagds Among which
dtgltnoie-
FDwr. STEVENS,
JOHN DARCY,
DAVID MAR, Brockinrlsgo
E6NJ WILL gs0N, and Lane.
WI ALEXANDER,
Wn wRlGaf,
GOVERNOR PW-E,
JOkf PARKER
rHos SUyYoS, Douslu sad
WI CVlKs Johnson.
FOHr . WALKER.
IY3AN 4. CHANDLER
Jos RkEDOLGa,
raas besa,rbh Bsu and
PETER DCaYFE, EfFeA
kANCEI BYARO,
O0M. STOCKTON,
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TAsnsCros, Do s 1850
ncrs,chcs have been received ., tac Department. or
state iFom Central aao south America lnstes DiuiFy
had retained 10 Costa HcA dc hal utterly falsl u "a
sorir 10 induce the :Araguaa government 70 nc, IL
I'M FOR the ratification oi 10 treaty before the to pr5
yiced 10 tho instrument FOR approval rhoud expire
u rentsr lOr the Senate u he Caea sascG Il *
.gnd tie Gmo should our government fA 10 eo ss 10
treaty nil fan 70 the around.
As predicted tone moaths since, Mr.. D.altry Ia.
suraeeaca nsgoa1ipg treaty win TIE Casa EI.s1
0vfFuicta ~ nuiclte All sgeeiy adjustment ol al
asdiefl aad claims rgadirs bs.ssea 10 Two govern
acuis abs usay WI be u oaso communicated 10 tho
slAie
lhe reya f,am clhs . rrlnp5iant ulolscr B'grr
q -rtttng xilh grs@l fO,co ne olAns u ous ct as
aSd hcpcs % bring sboui N early adjustment
Interesting rclors have Jest been received Al nc Ins-
-icr p.rarmeut from Coi lander sspsrncrssas VI thc
FORT Etsrasy, sIuth raFs ard Honey LAKE Wagon rosi
operauoes dursg ne pact season haze been oougacd
Ae colscoa sna rvtserratlsn O. water on e casorn
section of The road between Humo1ldt river rrd H,rcy
tsse valley, California II srlio q - indian cncal
Ges Col lander has succocdca n rendering the posaof
the road omor,tbe 10 emgraats by coas,soc ar iauSs
q various points capssc of supplying large trains Tais
s tne 0nal WORK upon thi. great higb-ay overlsuc
end ibo Journey scross from The Nsslss ppl vsey
TO California wiz nov be rerf'rmod BY the lYa
Weller in comparative case aod com'ort Ia
siiiion 10 lhe work lho road explorations wcvc ase
either side, with view 10 psrfocng thc knogedye
this region sad In rtaess recon nossrocs macy
Interesting mineral regions were visites abounilos IN
silver gold and manganese. Several hundred persons
Col lander says have Visited and rrosrected that
iry since the trrrg OF Iseo The ore OF this rtslou Is
rich, some yielding high seventeen dollars per ton
Material nprovsmeuis have bee, made In tho watering
places rpcn The VI rAso and Fort Yuma wagon rosi
der The supervisiSn or nr whitney engineer, between
the oosxcavado ard the Pmas vlisges Gia river
TO keep this portion o. rad p good order, says the
port, only requires travel
ne commission for rurnlrg TIE boundary between The
United States and Texas have erupleied her apors,
ar t-o seasons Of srduous duty, ard made tbcs repo
70 ue Hecretary o. The Interior. The boundary Ia
ttan eight hundred nes 10 extent. The aed work
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Arrival or the Pony Ex xprsss-ssate OF the
Marh sts-Riot Between shs Negroes and
Whites at Victoria, Sc, &c.
Fort KKARssY, Dec 8, 1880.
The pony express from California passed hero a, half
past ten O'Clock this morning. ard furnishes the press
the following summary Of the news from the Paodc
coast
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-04-16

VTyRUSTEE'S SALE.-wnEnsA a. o. the 25.h
1 day Of Nsy, A. d., 1855. John Diaper, and
Charlotte, his wife, executed unto Anthony Van
Wyck, - Trustee, certsin Deed OF Trrsf, con
veying to said Trustee the land in Scott s.untv
Iowa, described - follows, to Wit: The east one
half Of the south east quarter Of Section No
twenty .0). in Township No. seventy nine f7g1
north. of Range No. four ~ east o. the 9th 5tb}
Principal Meridian; which said conyeysnce was
made by the said John Draper for the burmese ~
securing tho payment Of one certain pronissorv
fc, and the interest thereon, signed by said Jobn
Draper and Charles Preston, dated the 25,h dav ~
October, A. y. 1885, and payable as follows: One
Tor the sum OF four hundred and fifty dollar, paw
able May goth. 1859 the payment OF which note
had been extended to November 25tb. 1859 and
upon which note there have been sra"--~a >,
- -.s, VIE: interest TO Nov. 25th, 1859,
....u nity dollars paid Oct. l4th, 1859.
And now, said promis,ory note having become
due and payable, and tho said John Draper and
Charles Preston having failed tn pay the same, /,
anthony Van Wyck, Trustee as aforesaid, do here
by give this public notice, that, by virtue Of the
power which Is in vested by said Deed Of
Trust, l will, on Wednesday. the 25th day of
April, A. d. 1860, At the hour of ten o'clock in
tho forenoon Of said day, ut the Court House dsor
in the city Of Davenport, expose and offer for
sale, at public auction the parcels Of land above
described. or SO much thereof as shall be neces-
sary TO satisfy and ray the amount Of said note,
with the interes. thereon to the day of sale, to-
gether with ali the costs and expenses attending
said sale, costs of this notice, and Trustees fees
Dated the 2Sth day of March, A. ID. 1850.
ANTHONY VAN WYCk,
mar29-dts Trustee.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.-TuE STATE OF Iowa,
Y y County of Scott
J. GRANT,
Trustee.

ORIGINAL NOTICE.-TuE STATE OF Iowa,
~ County of Scott, IS:
To George q. Davis, Samuel r. Fuller, Thomas
II. McGhee, Monroe 7. Ledy You are hereby
notified that there is file in the Office of the
Clerk Of the District Court for Scott county, in
the State OF Iowa, a Petition Of A. p d ID. Kelly
claiming the foreclosure Of mortgage, executed
and delivered by you, the said George q. Davis,
to one Chester Dawson, Of date November 23d,
A. b. 1854, on the following described land itua-
ted in the county OF Scott, and State Of Iowa,
to wit: Lot No. thirteen Us in Block No. sixty
three (63 in the City Of Davenport, in lie Claires
Addition thereto, by reason of the non-payment
OF certain promisscry note specified and secured
therein, executed by You the said George G. Davis
to the said Chester Dawson, of even date with
said mortgage, for the sum Of seven hundred and
fifty (75o) dollars, due and payable November
23d, A. ID. 1855.
Petition alleges that after the execution of said
note and mortgage, the said Chester Dawson as
signed and transferred said note and mortgage for
valuable consideration to said Petitioners that
the condition Of said mortgage has been broken
by reason of the non payment of the note speci-
ordered to be taken to ascertain the amount due
Petitioners on said note and mortgage, and that
Sail mortgage be foreclosed.
Now unless you and each of you appear and an
swcr thereto on before the trst day of the next
term of said District Court to be begun and holden
vi thc HIst NohuAy III JSuc, "A. -. IouU, your ue-
fault will be entered, judgment rendered against
you, and prayer of Petitioners granted.
DAWSON 4 TRUE,
Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
Let the foregoing original notice bo published
in the Daily Democrat and News newspaper
published in the city Of Davenport, in said coun-
ty, for FIVE consecutive weeks.
r. LlNDERMAN, County Judge.
Let the foregoing notice be published in. the
nos Ir,n a,u fDr fyo
weeks.
Davenport, March ed, 1860.
IRA n. CLIFFORD,
mar24-d5w Clerk of said Court.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-04-16

TRUSTEE'S SALE.-Wher-as, on the 10th
i day of January, A. y. 1850, Leander ID.
Becks, an unmarried man, executed unto Austin
Corbin rs Trustee, certain Deed Of Trust, con-
vcyng to said Trustee the land in Cedar county,
Iowa. described follows, to wit: The north west
quarter OF the north west quarter Of Secsion No.
thirty five 35I. in Township No. eighty-one 1917,
Range No. one j, west Of the 5th r. NJ which
said conveyance was made by the said Leandef
j.. Beeks for the purpose Of securing the payment
Of one certain promissory note, and the interest
thcreon, signed by said Beeks, dated the 20,h day
Of January, A. d. 1860, and payable on the e
day Of April, A. D. 1860, at the Banking House
Of Macklot Corbin, to tho order Of Villa m Dun
ton, for the sum Of one hundred and ifty-six and
lO-6O dollars, with interest at ten per cent after
maturity.
And now said note having become duo and pay
able, and the said Beeks having failed to pay the
same, I, Austin Corbin, Trustee IS aforesaid, do
hereby give this public notice that, by virtue Of
the power which in me vested by said Deed Of
Trust, will, ON Monday, the .30th day Of April,
A. d. 1850, At the hour Of two o'clock in tho after
noon Of said day, at the Court House door, in tho
City OF Davenport, expose and offer for sale, NJ
public auction, for cash. the parcel OF land above
described, or 90 much thereof IS shall be ncccs-
say to satisfy and pay the amount OF said note,
with the interest thereon to the day Of SALE togeth
Or with all the costs and expenses attending said
sale, costs Of this notice and Trustees fees.
Dated the 5th day Of April, A. o. 1860.
tAUSTM CORB1N,
apss.its Is1stee.
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apr ll-dts

vUNRUSTEEiS SALE.-WuEREAs. on the 18th
i day Of February, a. ID. 1852 Margaret Noel
executed unto 8. +. Brown, rs Trustee, a certain
Deed Of Trust, conveying to said Trustee the land
in Scott county, Iowa. described as follows, to wit
The west half OF north east quarter OF north west
quarter Of Section twenty three, Township ssv-
enty weight, Range three, east OF the 9TH L. H.;
and also the north west quarter Of the south east
quarter Of tho north west quarter Of the said
) elton, containing thirty acres; which said con-
ycys, GO was made by the said Margaret Noel for
tho rufrose Of securing the payment OF two GER
tain pe ssory notes, and the interest thereon,
signed By sad Margaret Noel, both dated she lsth
day of February, A. ID. 1853, and payable as foi-
lows One for eight hundred dollars, with inter-
est ut 10 pcr cent per annum from date. due one
year from date; and one for eighty dollars, due
In six months from date, with interest ct ten per
cent after due, on which the sum o. sSoI ~ y
claimed to be due on the day Of said sale hereaf-
ter mentioned.
And now said promissory notes having become
due and paya Bile, and the said Margaret Noel hav-
ing failed to pay the same, =. h. Brewn, Trustee
as aforesaid do hereby give this public notice, that
by virtue If the power which Is in me vested by
said Deed OF Trust. will, on Saturday the fifth
day Of May, A. d. 1860. at the hour OF nine o'clock
in the forenoon Of said day, at the Court House
door. in the City OF Davenport, expose and offer
for SALE ut public auction the parcel Of land shove
described or 50 much thereof a. shall be necessary
TO satisfy and pay the amount Of said Eotes, with
the interest thereon to the day Of sale, together
with al the costs and expenses attending said
sale. costs Of this notice and Trustees fees.
Dated the 18th day Of April, A: d. 1880:
8. E. BROWN,
aprl3-dts Trustee.
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YyRUSTEE'S SALE.-WHEREAs, on the 2lst
/ day of April, A. d. 1858, William Platts and
Mary Platts, his wife, executed unto John L..
Swits, as Trustee, certain Deed OF Trust con-
veyng to said Trustee, the land in Scott county.
Iewa described as follows to wit "All that part
Of the south half Of the northwest quarter Of
Section four [4l, Township seventy-seven III
north of Range three east of the 5th +. NJ =.
which is not included and lays outside Of the land
described in a certain Deed Of Trust conveying to
George L. Nichol. fifty lone 81 acres. to secure
the payment of three notes to Edwin A. Turpin,
amounting to $3.50, which is recorded in Book
an" of Mortgages, page S4 Also, the following.
being part Of the southwest quarter OF Section
four Al, commencing at the north west corner Of
said quarter section, running thence east along
said section line, eighty so perches thence south
FIVE rs perches; thence west eighty sol perches
and thence north to the place Of beginning, five
pcrches--the two tracts containing thirty mine
1891 acres. more or less" w hich said conveyance
was made by the said William Platts and Mary
platts, his wife, for the purpose Of securing the
payment of one certain promissory note, and the
interest thereon, signed by said William P.atts,
dated the 9th day of April, A. ID. 1858, and pay
able the 9th day of April 1859, to the order OF
Alexander NJ. Vedder, for the sum of twelve hun
drcd ZOO dollars, with interest at the rate OF
ten per cent. rer annum after maturity.
And now. said promissory note having become
due and payable, and the said William Plat's
having failed to pay tho same, |. John l.. Swits,
Trustee rs aforesaid, do hereby give this public
notice that by virtue Of the power which il in me
vested by said Deed Of Trust. will. on Saturday
the 5th day Of May, A. D. 1860, at the hour Of two
o'clock in the afternoon Of said day, at the Court
House door, in the city Of Davenport, expose and
offer for sale at public auction, tho parcels OF land
above described, or much thereof as shall be
necessary to satisfy aad pay the amount Of said
note with tho interest thereon to the day of sale.
together with all tho costs and expenses attending
said SALE costs Of this notice, and Trustees fees.
Dated the llth day April. A. d. 1850.
JOHN l.. SWITS,
apr ll-dts Trustee.