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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-03-02
THE C

The Washington Constellation has never pub
1ished The proceedings q the Democratic State
conventions OF Ohio, Indiana, Illinois and
Minnesota, and we predict that those in Wis
consin, Iowa and Michigan, wiilnsvsr see the
light in its columns. I. gives publicity 10
some little obscure meetings in Alabama and
Mississippi, but no other.
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rnrrnN
he "Talko on Change " Of the N. 0. crss-

he lalk. on CnauEe of the N. o. Crgs-
uBf, has he following:
There was s0ns talk or Carordeiet street
yesterday about The king. The king. IN fact.
has many subjects. some Of hen are paving
their respects, their ievoirs at 100000 bales
others are figuring below, and then others are
figuring above Possibly IL viii be 70 put the
king Up al a~uctisu, or rather in the way q
sweepstakes. Nothing has trsnspired vet 10
induce rs 70 change our maximum figures fo7
A,5O0,00O bales.
The receipts proper at his port, up to last
evening, Foot up 1,721, 796 bales The receipts
al an the ports, according % the Official hg-
ures, with some unofficial, butin the main Ger
rect, foot mp 1895 $40 bales. There is some
d Inference 10 the stock AZ Memphis The con-
mercisl article Of the Memphis Bsucfin % the
18th inst made Il 10000 bales. A price cur
rent from Messrs. Guunis g. Ce-. Of the 18th
inst, makes The stock there $3.50 bales. L
would Be well that these difsren Is should be
rectifsd. We IN our table a few DAYS since
assumed 10000 bales as the stock. 1.-THE fg-
ures B,l20 are couoboratsd, We nay look for
Wednesday next, ths 29th inst, the entire crop
qflast year, say 3,s5lAsI bsies as being
covered, thar is, Dsing az light. We ought 10
eXpect-thst D., the talk leads 20 the expects-
uou-that The money market % the great
south should rule easy, irrespective o. what
nay take place in Europe AMI northern mar
Eatn
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-03-02

Arthur Haytcr, son Of A. W. Haytsr, Of
ho.ton. has reeeaily been appointed o~rganist
o. g. Paurs, Covent Garden, London. This
old and honorable place was obtained after
e9mreiition with fiiy candidates, and Is prob
ably the hut instance IN whieh an Amsriean
mas received such an appointment.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-03-02
TTTST AND FcgRTH PAGES.

Frnzr PAGE.-Southern Patronage to South
ern Imports and Domestic Industry; s S
Prsntiss-Orators and Oratorieal Models
naeksray on Maeaulsy; Rich Scene in Con
gress, etc.
FOURTH PAsE-Podv-"Six Of One and
Haf-Dozen Of the Other {" Starting q EeTs-
paper; The Rev. Henry A. Wise; A Gallant
Young Lady, etc.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-03-02

100 BY 100 on Washington street, sauth-sids
and adioining John Plrss. Eaq Terms 1ue-thlrd cash.
balance one and tuo rsars
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-03-02

Fine House and Five years Lease, on Jeder.
son E-rect, between raird and Flurth Streets, AMI east Of
ne Thsafer. ne house and lease vail b. "a separately
n le.IreL. rerms MnsraI
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-03-02

GA BY loo feet on Mosby street. Cheap
bali cash, balance iu cu- va -fh Interest
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-03-02

90 feet BY les on Poplar street, near q
residence o. BisboD Oter. Term-0ns-ihird cash. b
nn~a In rna ruf f.r ~a-~a
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-03-02

In n, mattsr n as mayor Of Nas York, II
JohA 50, certain churches insisted that their
lois were exempt from assessments Tor open
ing. charging or otherwise improving streets
10 The city o. New York, made pursuant 10 an
aci Of tie legislature passed In 1913. The
court said IN that case, "these assessments
are intended ard directed to Be made upon
the owners. o. fsbds and BITS Who nay receive
b-neft ADD advantage BY The inProvenenE
Tie exemption efsntsd By the act q Is ].
was in the reneral act foT ne assesEnseaf and
COLLECTION of fares and he provisions Of that
act refer 10 General and public taxes to be as
sessed ard collected for the benefit Of the
town, county, Of stste atiargs. TIE words Of
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Election Notice.

DT order 90 me csuuiv Govt OF shelby county Q wu
ID open end hoI su -.r-fi.u at ts Chelsea msrEef
house,
N ssrUEusT- THE TENTH OF MARCH
and al urthin the following boundaries COM
meucinE an uc E1rfH-ur-t c1rrer " The CITY 20 Aem-
rrlsar The lf-r-afI1ro f Biyau Gayoso wiih Wof river
Rene asstuarfr with the Northern boundary ~ ue
ciiFu f Memphis o. Lealhfs Avenur, thence uurt1WardI
vita Tie cent-r o. Leathfs avesus b me center Of
BlnFirv street. thence ue.taarIY with he center 81
BrluEfey street u WOLF -fver. thence s1lfhEariiy YIN
Vol river r.tha b-giuuinE Al ne legal Voter prhln
me frecnIDg are regurstsIf cums fo7T td an@ wfe
slrpuTlfion Or s. Carraarn
Memphis Frt 1s 1850 ~
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-03-02
Mis.Issippi River Plantation.

q We have several uIuable improved planiltiaus
omg % uhoh VIA 20 sod via a ssmasui number O.
lands % work hem. f-Ia
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-03-02

WILL b RENTER mske BE- MS business o. furnish
w specaceF at the l-wrsr market Fri-es. ranging
from uiuT cQafs uTWauL Ha.ug nevrr bad aay pre-
lenses f1 selling re SlsTadfs a e cw rrirA. auf feel
tr cud tent t11t none % ny ~ rous EVER ulu fcgret
havlnr paid tigher prices to "a q. Oh say nrih1ne 10 their
superior quality. in order that 90 avail themselves o.
ny adsice, which have rairea naiy 81 mtlT ysrf
special a7plclttolf 90 this busiuess. urar cal a. srI a.
scientifically bzdTIbr ne rrst esizeus % tis u and
State or tennessee. Hope 70 receive The rav 90 an.
IN neei % f~Fcradcs- Nv assurtment shan az hu times
D. a. cuuple -suatG Any h1lse a. The Ndrr. AL
harc no 1gsnta On this city authorized 10 sell s. ltscles
b. my uamrs 7 $50 cautinn ~rrang~rs rsi-iug O. city.
tot ku1Tinz my pace n tusness, u rlrctase b NJ er-
eepr samYa atA mvuams- H1I7- E
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rHE rosr o. M soUrHrRN PRrsr

To the meanwhile one shout Of Indignant
protest CONES up from the southern press al
fhe cfhciousness o. a LOT Of Presidentis, asni-
rants IN the senate usurping The rights Of he
people 70 make their own platform. They ask
what IL the use Of proclsiming a creed 10 cover
an emergency that nay never arise, and dem
o%ns'Tate against this last attempt to convert
The Democracy Of this eonnt y into simply an
anti-Douglas party
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-03-02

DAAAWAT from my residence 3mlfs south afn&
n Heruaud1. hiss rEa uec-H men. named ~
specuvelr GEuKGE and WILLIAM desc ined -
iolows Gerr-e. aged about - Years. back cufqr, -
VII weigh ahaut $50 lbs bad ca aclpr end d fock blact
cuaf when D. iefti % marks rca1Hecfcd. william,
tgef about i6 ur - yets. hlacE ooiori had on e hlact
frlck coat. broTu paufsluaus AID ch-cE shirt; vii welsh
about $50 or leo ils-. k very stout aud chuukv ] rur-
chassG said Buys on the ffh ~ February % Neviu 4
James. and d think fhar sill ~anfaaV1r o. make heir
Fay hack % 81 louis. No. rrm uheucs -hey ame q
hort uma asa Thfy left my h0lse tczs.her % saiur-
DAY night, The 1870 lusL
Twiu sve ne sbo7e reward Pr mir apprehrnsiou
tnt touanemsnt n faI so tattr can rft ITEM or $50 dr
aither. Wa. K love.
n~1a-rwdau1f u-uauin. MsE
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-03-02

WILMINGTON, February 2s-The platform
managers in the Senate are already repentant
over their caucus action, and it islnow probable
hat II the thing was 70 be done over again.
the same counsel would hardly prevail. The
conservstivs House Democrats from the South
are loui-mouthed in their condemnation OF the
confederatss- None Of them were consulted.
End they are indignant al the assumption Of
superiority which their colleagues in the Sen
ate have exhibited In undertaking 10 arrange
a creed for the party. Several sou.hern mem
bers will attack the cabaI in the House IL th-y
can get The floor 90 soon as the resolutions 49,
offered III fha gsrstr
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-03-02

Caueas aad Peops-Nep Hampshire aad Goa
a-Cina-Pacif Rail
road
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-03-02

w have a p.sutaugn clnta1nir- Twelve hundreI
w acres, situated on me Tennessee eide of the Ms
si-sirrpi river. eishfy-fva miles above fais city. anf
ihree miles IRON hsnrurr The place fr1uts ne river
taref- grtrtrrscf a mIiC-.6l a-rcs cleared an IN uul-
uvafhn Ts soil Is rich ant productive. The timber is
hfavT. ard rnsis's % hart walnut. saVaEas, mulberry,
1-cEorTs nruEfs al map-e c1ttun weo ere ne I'M
~pruEeueu1s are euaclufurtabie dEeliuz, aegro cab ~.
sfab'esrc crib, ec This ls one o. the best locations en-
the nv r Tor a. WOODTAR -no better iauii1g. ne
place viii BE- sold at q h1reaIn. on LONG TTME-
fel2 ~MONsAaRAr, DUPREE q G q
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Tobacco Agency.

been solicited BY e uamher or The best Viz
ruia mana aciurcr e. Iobaun o sell her faVurlte
drauds. We have made Arrangements q Keep q supply OF
The most choice braufs % H~AEuFACTuRED and
sMOEING TOBACCO. mr sale o. umuissigu. Dealers
IN 81 .uuurlrf "a ne most favorable terms.
MUIR. SFEBBISS a
f.rasm 20 Main asraaf I
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DR.. w. r. WILMINGTON.
TO THE

n EHE PATRONS OF
" EBR * RAW LINGS.
TfHs sad crurrenue occasuaiug ne deah or 1ur IL
webb win not ctnsa az intcrruption IN TIE tusi-
ness 81 ne house Ne WI BE- costinued mdsr ne ume
style f1r he balance q EE Fasor-a1 equal pertiun for
he btneft o. ee tamly af ne deceased
Itate thts uccasidn 70 hanE cur patrous for The gen
ercus cnndfence h~sret1forc reposed Ia ow hcuses and
hcpe vim dle dluEeuce fr ne intsTcEt o. car rlendz
% merif it Arr c1itou tEalccs We uay eve he pEr-
ties viii u'pase rau for. Those indebted 10 rs vii
plesss arrinzs ~ iumsdists paJment
T. .. RAWLINGS.
fsitIn s~nIviEiug partner q Esbs \ Raslan.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-03-02

ItH1hE wiz BE- q uaui BAL MAsQrE a. ne "a
QlAenphl1 msaier, THIS fFridaT EVEN -
lNpf hHrcnA uq1rs 1uen AZ 8uad e Aiiui-FN
tinn - % Tor gentleman and LADY GrulnmeuA
VIE please leave Eesplrs AZ Ne teketoase
CuAS. GAY. Director.
= I'LL - -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-03-02
For Rent or Sale.

TEN ACREs rieh fertile Ilnd. ,buui tEo miles nua
il ne city veil adapted 10 gardeuing. Good fanh
fanca nnf caufurt1f1a iuur1ramsnfs. "a 49, n
ArpT rnol C HIL
fsls-in
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-03-02

Mr.. Reed, late Minister to China, Is here.
coufsrriRg with the government in relation 10
the Affairs IN China. AdVices have lust been
Fceived with recent Gates from shsnghR ana
CsHton Grfstpfeparauons Eere IN progress
by ~ Chinese 10 f%ortiTying and strengthening
hemsehes atthe mouth cfthe P~et-hosnd other
poiats where attacks a c liable 10 be made hy
the Eaglish and French expeditions The
same letter states that they bad adopted many
Of the improvements in the art Of wal, which
have undouhtedly been suggested 10 them. NOT
emily BY Russia, but BY English aud French en-
gineers, who are said e Be in secret employ Of
government.
ne Chinese seem disposed 10 cultivate
friendly intercourse with Americans, and 10
render every facility In their power % carry
o treaty stipglations with cur people. Trade
was In a highly fourishine condition. no.
Witnstanding anticipated troubles growing ont
Of the war.
M friends Of The Pacific railroad in ths
senate VII enaeaYor, tomorrow or next dsv
70 get up TIE bili introduced bv Mr.. Wirfan.
ana put Y Hpon its passage. They are deter
mined 70 pass 81 within two weeks. II Il H.
most practicable scheme for a Pacific rsf-oal
mat has yetbeen presented. Il authorizes two
routes one sos bern and the other central an
proposes t. aid each with hands AID moneys.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-03-02

franstsHf adugiisemeza musf Sc marked for
q spseYdsd time. HAen a0f ftas marked A.
tgth b. charged for 0ns rsek, and 9scontfuue3
a. ne end on ft1f himr.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-03-02
Irs EFFEer oE WV HAMPSHIRE AND oovNFc-
TrrmT

Letters receiFsdbere this morning from both
these States say that the Senate caucus action
has thrown = wet blanket or our fair prospects
OF carrying both these States, and fnsurss he
triumph Of the Republican ticket. They win
fail In their purpose, and the coufederaies viii
DOT seeomplish their Object Nothing is more
certain han that The Charleston coBvenfion
Wilutterly disregard their dictstion, and stand
By TIE old Democratic banner OF non-interven-
ton, adopted in 1850, and rsaffrmed In every
Democratic asssmblags since. The Cincinnati
platform, without the dotting Of an I or IL
crossing Of at, VIII be again presented as the
shbhoierh. Depend ont, his much Is certain.
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Ath advertisements.

A5gfhsueah CIV Appeal mg,f ISIs-S-4
ln 81 d. Gerks Ask
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-03-02
eur Facilities

We obtain orr ga rru art l1nts. anr bug or a.
which WITH orr Experience n ADD snosirdge ~ y
husiacss sus1 Is a. 20 uulsl or ezfamrrs
cofs on mo u1-t reasonable terms.
r r. CLARK s CO.,
We Z CIarh's MARBLE Block
nct-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-03-02
sILEER PLATED GOODs.

PLANISHED AND BRITANNIA WARE,
And af every description connected
with their busiuess. a. the store formerly occupied by
Nessrs. McComhs 4 c.. No 80 Msin street, md re-
Fpectfuu Ask te pzfrcurgr ~ the public
w AUGUSTUS NUll-
late % PetersrurR. Va.
r. SIEBBIES.
Of Richu1nd. Va
B. K. II
late Of Richusnd, Va.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-03-02

81 ASUerfsenah Psbiished ~ tAs HssElv 40
peal are shargsd Ons Dollar per sQuars ~
eadh iascTti0n.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-03-02
sUFEEHE COUNT

The Supreme Court will sit continuously tin
Nav. They have reached No. 40, and have
two hundred and fourteen more cases on the
docket. Justices fancy and Daniel have not
taken their seats, and sad fears are entertain
ed for both.
The Brooklyn has been ordered 10 New
York, to take out Colonel Pickett, our new
Consul to Vera Cruz, who viii carry instruc-
tons 10 meet the contingency Of Miramonis
projected attack, in case Mr. McLane's move
msnts depend upon The action Of the Senate
on the treaty. If rejected, there il no motive
for resuming the mission; If ratified he will
provides
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-03-02

Among those present az fne Inauguration Of
the statue Of Washington the other cay, were
resident aud VISITING Masons, including the
Fredericksburg wa, lodge, in which Wash
inEton was INFLATED nnehundred and six years
ago. They bore in the line Eany interesting
relics connected with Washington's history 81
a Mason, the original papers, The list Of mem
bers, ard Bible used on the occasion Of his
installation a. master. The potomsck lodge.
Of Georgetown, produced the gavei used Nv
Washington when he laid the corner stone Of
the CAPITOL.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-03-02

The Springfield Republio1n c~a.ltious the pub
lie against eating psrtridges az tbs season, -
hey are obiiEea - feed On laurel lear, TIE e1-
tract Of which r. a v~irulsnt poison 10 The human
system Tbis extract i-mpregnafes he fesh al
the Bird, and numbers Of persons haze beer
Poisoned from eatf 2 il.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-03-02
DisseIu6on.

fFfHE parfnership heretoioTe Nsung between CAN
4 DEE. NIX q co, was dlsi1lred On ne ff dsv II
Jauuary, 1850. By mutual unsenf.
Eithsr q ne msmoer . ne arm HHls Be hznd Al
G. y. oGSprE
r NIX.
febtFim " s NETTNa-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-03-02

Gov. HAKRIs communicated to the isgisla-
ture, on TIE 2sh ult., the rssoluiiens Of the
South Carolina and Mississippi legislatures
relative to a convention Of slaveholding States.
The tenor Of the message is unfavorable to the
proposed convention. It is as follows;
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-03-02

Mr.. McLans had a long interview to-day
with Mr.. Seward, and other leading Republi-
can Senators, on his Mexican treaty. He
found them ~indisposed 10 sustain It, and they
gave as their reason, the danger Of its leading
to war, and an unW|illingness to trust a
Democratic President with the right 70 inter
vsne in the affairs Of Mexico. The Senate
went into executive session again this after
noon On the treaty. It's fate is sealed the
Republicans viii defeat it.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-03-02

When two VeBstians salking together
happen TO meet an Aasirian solcisr, one Of
q OocurTe IN 'olfro Zolferiao-aHolksr Sslfers-
no is nsoessary, for my cigar is extinct" Z0l-
ferino means a match-but the similarity Of
The name with that OF he great battle lost by
Austria, give to that simple phrase a sareas-
tic meaning which enraees the Austrian sol
dfe-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-03-02

e. The LyEehburg Virginiaa is now
printed By water power. A small water
wheel, using only an inch stream Of water,
drives the press al almost aay rate Of speed
required. The wafer i conveyed By a small
pipe from the reservoir, and DE whole being
incased 10 a wooden box, 70 a. to prevent snr
splash, tbe w7ste water is carried Of 10 the
sewer Do The street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-03-02

he House and Lot west Of the Memphis
"a Chir~tu d-rof IRE hrese j. sccuPis1 o. 3 botsI
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-03-02

A correspondent Of a Manchester, n. H.,
paper, says that a few days since a needle was
taken from the outer and lower side Of the
foot, near The little toe Joint Of Mr.. Atwood,
4 North Sandwich, New Hampshire, which
she swallowed six years since. ne needle
was q shoe needle, a little over an inch long,
and 1t was whole, but quite rusty. The lads
vas alarmed a. the tim sire swallowed the
needle but she felt 20 inconvenienee until
she felt aprickiug 10 her foot, when the needle
WAS discovered.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-03-02

Letters from California, received here to-dsv.
annsunee that the Democratic state eopve5-
ton, which meets there tomorrow. win esr-
taiaiy instruct for Douglas.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-03-02

exciting lectures are remembered By nany,
is nos in London. TIE London Rirgfiser says
Le has publicly condemned spirituaiism in a
lecture 70 the spirituaiists Of that city,
~solemnly warning bis hearers against its lies
and immoraities. The spidtual MGgazire
denies the truth 81 tbs statFaeut,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-05-09
TRUSTEE'S SALE.-WHEREAs, on the 2lst

VTRUSTEE'S SALE.-WHEREAs, on the 2lsi
i 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
veying to said Trustee, the land in Scott county,
Iewa, described as follows to wit Cali that part
Of the south half of the northwest quarter Of
Section four Al. Township seventy-seven IN
north. of Range three east Of the 9TH +. NJ.
which is not included and lays outside Of the land
described in a certain Deed Of Trust conveying to
George l.. Nichols ffty-o 81 acres. to secure
the payment Of three notes to Edwin A. Turpin.
amounting to $3.50, which is recorded in Book
'.M" of Mortgages, page "a. Also, the following.
being part OF the southwest quarter of Section
four 4 commencing at the north west co:per OF
said quarter section, running thence east along
said section line, eighty S0 perches thence south
five 81 perches thence west eighty so perchcs
and thence north to the place Of beginning, five
perches--the two tracts cfntaning thirty -nne
l39l acres. moro or less" Which said conyey
wa, 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 Patts,
dated the 9Th day of April, A. d. 1858, and pay
able on the 9th day Of April 1859, to the order Of
Alexander NJ. Vedder, for the sum Of twelve hun
dred 200 dollars, with interest at the rate Of
ten percent. Ter annum after maturity
And now. said promissory note having become
due and payable, and the said William PIat's
having failed to pay tho same, ]. John L. Swits,
Trustee - aforesaid, do hereby give this public
notice that by virtue Of the power which is 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 sae at public auction the parcels Of land
above described, or SO much thereof as shall be
necessary to satisfy I'D pay the amount of said
note with the interest thereon to the day Of sale.
together with all the costs and expenses attending
said sale, costs Of this notice, and Trustee fees.
Dated the nth day April. A. d. 1860:
JOHN i. SWITS,
apr 11.dts Trustee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-05-09

ORIGINAL NOTICE.-THE STATE OF low A,
~ SCoTT COUNTY, SIN District Court for
Scott county, in Chanccry Mary &. Jamison vs..
Jacob Stein, ct al.
To John Hilcrich and Henry Gerdts, and to each
Of YOU Defendants and each you
hereby notified that taerc is now on file in the Of
fee of the Clerk of said District Court Petition
of Mary A. JamisOn, guardian Of .AntOnius G..
Jamison, (minor,) praying for the foreclosure Of
a mortgage the toll wing real estate, to wit
The east half Of Lot No. seven q in Block sew
enteen IL }, in the City Of Davenport, in said
county and State, executed by Jacob Stein to Hen
ry NJ .Damison now deceased and former guardian
of said minor ITO secure among others )thc payment
Of six pr0mssOry notes given by said Stein 10 said
Henry N. Jamison, each for tho SUN Of one hundred
dollars, payable respectively ON the first Of Jan
uary, A. ID. 1889 1860, 1861, 1s62 1863 1864, and
dated lst May, 1886. Said mortgage bears date
2lst May 1856. Tho four last mentioned notes
have become duo by rebatcmcnt of interest.
and said notes, together with thosc due in 1859
and 1860. are row due. together with interest NJ
ten per cent. per annum, and Plaintiff property
aid feti,onst ncA,hat you claim ;" havo some In
t.fest ia snd roal estate, wherefore you are made
parties 20 the same that yon have boon returned
notiound" Ivy The sheriff ~ said county, md that
the Cont ordered the publication III this notice
and that unless ynu appear aud answer unto said
Petition or b.fo,o the nrstdsy ~ the nest Term
Of the said District Court, :" he bsgan and held
an tho lat ,nday IN June. 1880. detsait viii
be entered upagaihst YOU thereon. and the prayer
oil the Petition granted
Davenport February 7si, tnGb.
JAM. tLNbtEf,
Atty fw Iranii6
Lot the above notice he t,,biishet Ia The u.
enport Daily Deur.,a, end a.~s" f.. tn.,asa
secutvc 'eeks. INA " nitFuhb.
Gis.k Is Sad N,.st
Feb. 81, 1860. ttsLss IL.