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Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-28
Mr.. 7rsseot % Lord Lyons.
DsrAsrnssr % srafs.


nv Ind have the honor 10 seknowl-
edge the receipt Of your note Of the stb
instant, In which you have conveyed 10
this Government the expression Of her
Htitspnie Maissty's thanks for the cordial
reception given ~ bic Royal lIiebness. the
Psiaee ~ Wales, duting he late Welt 70
this country by the President and by all
classes of the citizens, and Of her Majesty
wish that her grateful sense of the eoufies
siss extended IN her aon msy be made
known generally TO the eitirsbs Of the
United States.
I am instructed by the President TO err
press the qualification with which he has
learned how correctly her Majesty has sp.
Pfeeis.ed the spirit In which his Royal
liishnsss was received throughout the
Hepublie, and the cordial manifestation Of
that spirit by the people Of the United
ststes which see5mpsnisd him IN every
step Of bis progress,
Her Majesty has justly recognized that
She visi. of her sen atevssd the kind and
generous symraties of our citizens, and. "
] may M speat, hiss created an almost PER
sonal interest in the fortunes Of the royal.
" which he 40 we'll represents.
The President trusts that this sympathy
and interest towards the future repfsseps
tative Of the sovereignty 81 Great Britain
IL al once al evidence aud q guarantees Of
that consciousness Of common Interest aud
mutual regard which have In the past. sna
will in the future. bind toustbsr more
strongly than treaties tho feelings aud The
fortunes Of the two nations which repre-
sept the entsrtrss. the civilization, the
constitutional liberty OF the same great
raco,
have slso been instructed To mako this
correspondence public, that the oitisens Of
the United states may have the satisfao-
ton of knowing b. " strongly and rropos-
ly her Majesty has appreciated the cordial
warmth Of their welcome 10 his Royal
Highness.
have the honor n be, my lord. with
high consideration, your lordship's ODE
dent servant.
W. HENRY TREscOT.
Assistant Secretary.
LoRp LIors, 60, &C., &c.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-28

~ Mr., Hawkins, the member
Of Congress from Florida, who 80
pertinaoiously refused 60 serve on
the Committee OF Thirty.three. Ia a
native of New York - Bnotdngs.
There Ia = moral IA the above,
worth seenting out. The most vi.
client, unreasonable people we have
In our midst, are those who In the
spirit Of adventure. have aoated
out this way from the cold oaloula.
ting climate of New England 80
Where they have married planta'
tions, they generally make cruel
masters, and talk more loudly about
che rights OF The South and the IA.
naticem Of the North. than natives
Go the manor born. What ia the
difference between such here, and
one of the same class there 7 None
save that marked on the map by
degrees Of latitute and longitude.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-28
A Nav Gps.--The Centrifugal


A Nav Gus. The Centrifugal
gun was exhibited in Boston last
week. 1t IN claimed by the inven.
tor. Mr.. Dickinson. that HE gun
will throw 500 balls per minute at
long rifle range, without powd.
ct or cap, simply by turning n crank
like a oofie mill The balls are fed
into a funnel with a shovel. from
which the gun feeds itself II
throws it's shot singly, but contin.
uously. at rate equal 20 the oenss.
iesH fire Of 10000 men, Efohapge
Another valuable invention
Could the articles Of war. DO 80
changed aa TO require the officers
of tho company, to advance frat to.
wards the oannons mouth. tho
chances for military renown, and
the spurs Of honor. would grow
beautifully less. Tho first battle
il yet TO DO fought In the worlds
history, in which the rank shall
know fully, tho cause Of QUARREL
Contending factions are blown out
of this world, in another (perhaps)
to look at each other, and wonder
in blank astopiehment for what re-
sonable reason Il Is, that they have
thus met together. That religion
Is n fallacy, when tested by the
golden rule, which teaches people
to go kill each other to settle prin-
oiples of truth. The god Of battles
il often appealed to from the an
cred leak I; but we have yet to learn
who this god is, unless Il be the
Mars of barberous world. The
grossest blasphemy 90 tho religion
OF the Great King Of Peace, is that
which requires us to reverence and
respect tho murderous doings Of
the Jews. in their legends, for
which they claim the sanction Of
God Almighty.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-28
aa,lp o,prttr ann Gomct.
u.vos aoeep |,
FRIDAY ri'='i.ii.''''iii'i.iiipEo. g, 1890
Tus opptsAscs or D,ssotbnon,.-

THs OppisAkos or Dissotunos,s-
A writer a. ouf neigbbot ~ The
Advocate. furnishes under the head
of Look II in the Face" the crdi'
papce-or rather series 1T fesoin-
tions. under which u IL proposed to-
withdraw Louisiana from the Union.
in a few dsys.. Such Of our readers
90 are familiar with the history Of
France under Louis XVIII. and
Charles x. will recognize the re-
died reppblicsnism Of that day out
of which came the democratic Ma
vat and Daetan. Here IL The third
81 the series ~ ordinances
al That we reject the tyranny
Of forms and pfeceden's 30 less
than the tyranny Of frrce, and re-
gard with equal avsFsion the doe
,rine that the people Of an indepen'
dent State can I've ruled by a foreign
aud hostile power M that one gen
Grafton can impose bonds which its
successors cannot usloose.
The Wherefore, Gays We do
hereby splemaly aud dpIiniiively
ordain. that ON The third day Of
March, A. D., 1861, shall end the
connection now subsisting between
che State and people " Louisiana
and The States multiplying the Con
stitutionai bond as above in par,
reeited, that we hereby resume the
Federal Agency
The writer seems 10 forget that
Louisiana was purchased. lie does
violence 60 the king's English
when he talks about resuming
sovereignty" More than this. hut
fot che strong arm ~ the Federal
Government, in 1918, she might
have became aprovince Of England,
% che is IN a fair way TO be. under
The new dispensation.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-28

q sheet should have been able 10
maintain even a preesrious posi-
tim The phenomenon can only
I've accounted for IN the same way
that we explain the demand for
sumo of The vilest productions Of
an obscene literature. The 6site.
~ ~ its abuse is The highest com.
pliment that y decent man could
receive, IL is not strange, there
fore, that the contamination ~ ito
friendship should have proved fatal
e. all who have suffered ftum its
association.
Az e. the charges which this
sheet brings against the Delta. no
one in this community, we hope.
has 81 low al opinion " 6s no to
suppose that we would euniescend
tn answer them. Evety one will
know how to decide an issue ~ fact
between this paper and one which
would belle iis whole career The
movement 10 should become guilty
pf a truth.
We simply repeat. what no one
can ttuihfully deny. that whatever
may be M. Monrue's political opin-
lone. no one was authorized 10 use
his name az an ofiest IF the "cos
operation meeting
Az this is The first time we have
ever had any newspaper ogntro.
versy with the sheet IN question,
60 u shall be the last. We only
stoop "a notice u now because Il
haze stated that IL does not know
the owners ~ conductors of lie
Delta Should any person desire
IT, attach responsibility. Of any kind
60 tbis paper, the Responsible par
tips can very easily he found, by
inquiring at the Office
In answer a. the above The Tue
De'tr, talks thus. the day after
Christmas
SpipHti's CAnr srprsr HrrurHieA.
ron. AaAiH.-Tbis vehal sheet. that
dues not pretend 10 have an owner,
whose existence has not only been.
for years, n butltsqde. but stand.
Ing blot on respectable journalism,
came out. yesterday morning, with
a parcel If twaddle which seemed
Ia have emahated from come II the
pu,lieus Of Gsllatin street. as a 70.
ply o. our mild denunciation Of ito
rasoality, the day previous. We
charged u with bslfaced lying, In
i,s asserting that the maine Of May
81 Monroe was used without his
authority or eonsunt. AZ One Of the
viee.presidents ~ the meeting al
Concert Hall. and we did 90 on the
written authority Of Mayer Monroe,
himself The Delta. instead of no.
ting like any other well known
thief. wien caught in the act, Ivy
gracefully owning up and taking
the risk of either the pillory OF the
penitepliafy. sbirks the whole issue.
aud tries To- escape from ito rascal.
iiy by a flourish Of billingsgate. -
We will now let II pass. II is nei.
ther graceful nor magnanimops 10
throw water on a drowned rat,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-28
s0y- From Mai. j. A. Haskiu,

~ From Maj. J. A. Haskiu, in
command OF the u. =. Barracks a,
this place, we find the following
note, ecn,radie,ing the report that
he had received orders 60 take on,
one OF the Stars, from the flag Of
the fort.
BAroS Rover nAssAcx La, Dee, asth 1890
Gssfspsea The "Starn which the sdro-
cate, Of this morning, says has disappear
ed,wss never placed on the dag now al thi,
post. The report In relation to the "eras-
ure" has no icendstion whatever.
You're, ETC., IA. uAsxn.
Major Z. s. A., comm andlns.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-28

The .ubioinsd interesting correspond
.nes has tssr efaei.liy published by M,
Government

The suhioined interesting correspond
snes has beer cfFiei.liy Published by M,
Government
lord Lyons 10 Gsrooi On.
w..pisstos. Dee. Q. 1880.
4 ST. Ths ureea my suspst sovereign.
he's commanded thst the earliest pppot-
tuhitr after The teluih ~ the Fflhes 81
Wales ~ England be taken 70 convey W
the President ~ the Uni ed States the es-
preston Of he, Asiestv's thanks f., the
cordial reception given " his Royal nigh
ness during the late visit 70 ,his country
by the President binself aud by all class
ca ef the eititens.
One ~ the main objects which her Mel
esty had IN view IL sanetionine the visit
Of HE Hoyai Highness wss 10 prove " the
President aud eitilens efths United States
the sincerely efthess sentiments ef esteem
and regard which her Majesty sna ell
81 ,ssss ~ hs. subjects entertain fpt the
Kindred race which occupies so di.tin-
auisbed q position In the community or
nations. lisr Majesty hes sect With the
greatest satisfaction that he, feeling and
thnss Of her people 10 this respect have
been met with tbs ws'mest sympathy IN
the great American Ubien, and her Maies
W trusts that the feelings Of eenhienes
aud Affection. 81 which tate events have
proved beyond all question the existence.
will lese continue 10 prevail between the
two eeuhtfiss, 70 thei, mutual advantage
end ~ the general Interests Of civilization
end humanity.
am eem ,nandsd ~ ststs u the Ftasi d
ient that the Queen would he ptstihed ~
his making known generally to the eiti !.
,ens ~ the United States he. grateful
sense % the kindness With which They re-
ceived her son. who has teiuted w. Eng
land deeply impressed with all he saw In /.
ring his progress through the state. aud
m especially 40 With the friendly end
cordial good will manifested tewards him
en every occasion by all classes Of The
community,
Ihavs the honor 10 no. with the highss,
consideration sir. yeur most nhsdisnt
humble servant. LYONS,
Hon Lpw,a UAss
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-28

~The surest way to prevail on young
couple to get married Is 10 oppose them. -
Toll them you "would rather soc them In
their graves" and twelve months after
their 6sby will pass you twice q day In .
willow wagon.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-28

How no You IiBs II THE Brook
haven Adrsft,sf Of the 10Th mat. ahi
ncupces Mt Brown OF Mississippi,
Tor President Of the Southern Con.
federacv, aud Hen. w L. Yancy OF
Alabama, FOR vice.president, The
came paper recommends jackson,
Nj. for the new seat Of government
This will hardly soit Louisiana
Resides having settled upon pom'
peii an the seat Of government, she
has already settled the question
o. 60 who shall be President, All
that we have a license 60 say al
present IL, that his name Ia not
Brvw~. There's formal act Of the
Legislature Of Louisiana, some.
where ON the statute book. abolish.
ing the name Of Brown,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-28
SARATOGA SPRINGS.


Mytisds hasten N thy ws,efs,
To thy high, and sparkling ws,sts
Hasten ftvn e.eh state ard Cennttr.
Haste. Too i'om foreign counties
To the sr,inss ~ sststces.
Seeking there for various objects.
Hare N. hind .nd lame assemble;
Those possessed ~ ell diseases;
Seeking here 10 win the favor.
az the aesle- minded Goddess,
OF the teddess h.si,bs-sy aekls.
For Ills said She fingers ever
H.si thss. b'iph and sparkling fountsins;
And bes,e-s her rticsisss blessings.
Gu all thuss who seek These waters.
Others are In sssteh OF pleasure,
Emp,y r foolish sinful pleasure
Ard We esnnet doubt they End ~,
Fee slss u lufks Too often
In sseh place mos, unsupported
Laying SHARES fcf The unwsfJ,
ensfes which are too on successful,
ms 'eo' ~ 'hs 'eso'' ~ besuV
Dazzling witehine --fsfes' hesn'yi
rof'hein ossuues-seu'heth "es""es
Beautiful IN form end Festute,
& nd the many maids. who lihset
~ ths sp'ihes ei esis"ea'
p"uhe 'nshnmss' mere h'e ea'ihh
with maternal pride upon them.
hseh one "'h' ''hs F" 'ne'e s'''' w.
ohe mefe fa' 'hhh hef aes' "A'sh'e'
Vhe ne'e e''es''' io's'
ehe'hihe pepss VIZ ''e '0''''7''"e'
" ''s' h'ii"'hsi'7 hss we" WV
wasa',;ss IL he IL not soittae
with he, -,,a,,sps d,,,i;,s hs,.,v
wehi',ins " she ean,pot love him.
Though hs's something over fe,ty
wesa',ip9 n she'll make he, fp,tuhs
NJ her trap 10 Saratoga.
Here too. fashion holds dominion
Dominion wids-snd undispn,el-
And In o,ie, To behold he,
q, 4. the "uni.sd States"
q, even ~ the Cone,ess''==="uaicn,"
sse those swafps ~ Fashion followers
P,omsnsling IN the psflofs
In ths ps,lgr grand snd spselovs,
sss them on The broad pia,,ss.
Slowly walking up and down them
Surely they are living beings,
aass,sa .,s ,b.,, ..,s,ns
W, "a, lii. H., aa-,a s,;.
rh.,,h., s.sn a. Ia ,bs s.,,.,,s
ar fame sb,, fam r.ns.
H., 80, .,.,a.. ast..t,a.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-28
~ A lady expressed TO 10,

arth . wish 20 learn TO draw car.
features. ALIAS young lady,
said the painter. cit is a faculty
not 70 be envied. Take my advice
and never draw n caricature by
the long practice Of il, have los,
the enjoyment Of beauty. never
see aface but distorted; I never
have the satisfaction Of beholdiug
The human face divine"
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-28

DrsoonAor NOT LroAL IN srA~.-A dis.

DrsooRAor NOT LroAL IN srArs.--A dis
patch from Madrid, tho 81 inst, says;
In to-day's sitting Of tho Cortss, Senor
Revere proposed that any acts 81 tho an-
thorities which might obrtruct tho lawful
actions Of tho political parties should be
considered a. = violation Of the representa-
tive system. The Cortos rejected this pro-
position, and tho Minister OF the interior
then declared that democracy had no legal
sxistenos in Spain.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-28

IsrrmsArIosAL EpronIAL Counrksr.-
IAN American editor ssys that, In the
whole course Of bis political life, bis mouth
never uttered a lie' The gentleman pro-
badly speaks through his nose" Tho pre-
will not lead 10 border war.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-28
JUST RECEIVED

Iron France and for sale by Mr.. Tho
II ophIle Bertrand, large assortment.
Of Embroidery, consisting Of Collars,
Sleeves, Muslin and Jsconet, Vslepciennss
and Guipurs Sets, Jaconet and Swi.s
Bands. Linen Yokes and Bands, Hand
kerchiefs, Rsaf. and sails for brides, Cloaks
snd shawls. silk Dresses, Ribbons, Flow
era, Straw. Velvet and Silk Bonnsts, Shirt
Bosoms, Black Lace Walls. All for sale
at the lowest prices. does.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-28

T osDoN Porter kssosch Ala, cbsmpssne wine
i Clsrst Do. Cerdisls, etc Just Sscsivsd a.
rect from the Importers, and Tor sale y
dseIs A. STEWART q 90.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-28

tE A meeting was held in Dublin on
the 4th inst, In favor Of repeal Of the
British Union.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-28

H. ~ OIL ~ II " H.
Ttls orENED an once n ,he city ~ Bs,cn
Rouge. eornes u Lsf.yet's ard fibrf1s st'ee,s,
shete re bfefs his sefvites TO sii -hn rsy ft-
1-ts them IN The f,,iowins bsseehss ~ his pro
fsssicn, .is;
Civit rshissssisa, Mscslsiott rrefssssiss
LANDS. STEAM fNHfNtS,
stRYEfs. HuHsF POWER.
LIVES saw Mills,
LrvHsiSp, suaAP Mills.
bnhtTiNp. bpstSisg HtBntSts,
pLARTATifN MAPS, Hsif .sb Ran no4ss.
AHCHtTECTU RK
rupsst Ase PRIVATE aUi.Dfsas.
NAMgsftt rrNofea.
LArltp Dr GROUNDS.
The rrHt. u pfsps.ed 70 furnish al rlsrs, b,sv
isgs, F,rfraeifshs, etc, Fstir,stes snd speeihes-
tisss In the different branches
H..iss Hesn assistant state Engineer ~ L.-i
slsns ffn,a 1853 ~ tstD hehnpes ~ sh,sin, slth
The kIlerins references, IibessI pstfersse
aefe
t"sss ptsssf, late state Engineer, n ROUGE.
gss. l. % bsRussy. Giril krg't. Nsithiieshss.
W. ,. fiss, Hstos Resss.
Ties Asssfssss, Founder, Nev Oflssrs.
y ". q. gees, Engineer, Ne~ orleans
da.Is
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-28
GIfNai GIfNAii

WE have jus, opened q new lot Of Dou-
w BILE Barrel Shot Guns which We
know will suit ~ 10 quality and price.
deci5 LACQUER ~ LANOUE.
Corner Lafayette a. Florida ats.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-28
TOBACCO.

THE japanese eboie. pu, up 20 % ID. Bones
II for Pisnsers use. Pine Apple Twist. May
Cherry, Montrose, Dredpought, sct. The shove
and other brands Just reosived and for sale BY
dscit A. STEWART 4 co.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-28
OPERA CLOAks.

A FEW more very handsome white op-
"A era eloaks, Just received.
deci2 W. ID. PHILLIPS.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-28
DANCING ACADEMY,

" bays Drug Store. Nj. bippsta's Glasses wil
meet every Monday, "Wednesday and sstafdsys.
Cbiid'sbs' Glass At 4 .. ~. spa osstIspsps CIsss
| att y NJ. The Session eemmsboss on saturday
| the 10Th instant. tdsoH
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-28
BfAniEs ron tsat.

tItApF ReDEs ~ ~ sisess plsrt fs,ss, Bishs
II b,sns, Peeeipt nrrks, Tine 5,''ks etc s,ss
w., ssl- ~ the Pos, Once B.e. storety
a..77 reSeRNftR.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-28
PI,OWSf PIOWsff

XITEHAvE nov 81 our Plow Depot. q full as
w sor msnt Of Iiairs Mstsvills wrought iron
plows. Hall a Co Empire works, do. Peacock d
Son steel do. Brisdls CO., Louisville do. Kings
extended war do. The above can always he had
at prices 10 luit The times al
dee 10 LACQUER n LANOUE,
Corner Lafsystts and Fiorids ste.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-28
FOR EN- Il.

" ~ IL " ~
THE HOUSE. nov occupied by the uedst. 49,,
j signed. situatsd on Laurel street., ltii
two s1us.ss from tha fivsf. The house ~
is In complete repair an elegantly FUR
nishsf 8, has all the room and oonvsnisbess oi
a family residence.
o. Tarms moderate. apply On tbs premises "a
dsea7tm MKs. SARAH hUsBELMAf.
Advocate copy twdAw
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-28
SPECIAL notices.
CHEAP COAL.

CHEAP coal.
1rHE undersigned have rss.ived . large supply
i Of Deal, and Offer partition ofit for sale. at
The ie~ price ef N esat. pei barrel, is large
susati,iss lots 80 ees's per esrsi. Bosts
unloading st the FsS'y I.pdies. .
dsr1a Hill MARKHAM
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-28
no ron cItRpsrMAsi

TIE HAVE lust f.esivea aitest frets The fmr.rs
w tefs = tsfse iot ~ etety variety ~ Fire rsfks
spa TOYS fss the Christmas Holidays, sp1 will
'.Haf The vkeie 6s arr psst ~ tbefs ~ small ID
vance on cost fss e.sh
de.ts STEWART 90, Dssysieiss
4 ipUUns "A isll stock ~ I'll tipss, jsst -.
] eeivsd and ~ sale ~
assis 4. STEWART . On.
DtsTgtsr=An assortment just rsesive1 srd
assis A. STEWART 90.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-28
sITUATTON WANTED.

DYs young Lady sgradpsts o. Louis
ID ians,) as teschsr In a private family.
For particulars apply At this Office.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-28

A newspaper. published in this
city, last evening contained an ar.
ticle, entitled Tho lufamies Of
Journalism "a heading 30 pecu.
liarly appropriate 10 the character
and the course Of that sheet, that
we presume IL was selected ex-
prcssly with reference 10 that fact.
Commencing lilo with tho theft Of
. name. il has supported existence
by the theft Of reputation. In this
pursuit it has acquired an expert.
ness which leaves il without a RI
val among even the most practiced
tenants of the Jail or the peniten'
tiary. II is. perhaps, rather unac-
countable that, in n community in
which no respectable man has es'
capped its libellous assaults. in
which no reputable journal recog-
nizcs its existence. in which no hon.
est person notices its ISLANDERS, such
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-27

aus Z s. .asI. ~: .. 1890. ss:s
asd Margaret fsagasdss. ~ wife. executed snto
JsAs Nongss, - Trustee, . certain Desd u Tssst,
,csayeyipG - sod gSustc1th siaVj in duDtePuQ.
y, I0W8. descvi6ea-ls f6ssows, To- wit:ThuWest
half Of Lot No. eight [Sb in Rock No. sixty [sol,
d tho city Of Davenport. - laid down on the plat
: !: 4! sss + ..ts .sss
~, lows, in Book "F" Of Town Mortgages, gage
Ede5; vnisAa Gid senveyaaee was msAe ~ the
Sid J6ses Q. TeaxaIden and Margaret, his wife.
ID the purpose Of securing the payment Il one
cestaip pgQnissosy nOtse s1d tbs iptcrsst toseet,
,iguod 81 sid Jesse T.. feaeardsa, orlsssesAGa =.
rsd and thirty five and 9O-.0O (735 90 dollars
lated the 24th day Of May, A. u. 1859, and psya-
lie to tho order sf d. y. Kelly, one year after
late, with intcrc tthereon 1t the rate Of ten per
cent after maturity Per snnum
And now, said note Tor $735 ~ having become
due ard payable, and u said Jesse G. Tsaenrder
having failed to pay the same, !, John Aonger
Trustee - aforesaid, de- hereby give this publie
notice, that by virtue Of the power which 10 ia
mo vested by said aesd Of Trust. will. on Fri
day. tho 9th day u Jsly. A. d. 1860, 1t the houl
Of two o'clock in the afternoon d said day, 1t thu
Court House door in the city Of Davenport expose
and offer for sale, ct public auction the parcel Of
land above described, Or 50 much thereof ~ shall
10 suicient 70 satisfy and pay the amount Of said
note, with the interest thereon to the day Of sale
together with all the costs and expenses attending
.aid SALE costs Of this notice. and Trustees feea
| Upon the completion Of such sale Decd will b
given in accordance with the stipulation Of sale
| Deed Of Trust.
Dated tho lth day of June, A. D. 1850.
JOHN MSNGER,
l iuHe12-dta Trustee