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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-02-07

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FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
W.lFES, FL QUORS
AND CHOICE CIGARS.
A LSO, largo and complete assortment Of
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-02-07

vryRUsrrD,s SALE.-wnrssAs, on til. II

vgyRUHTREsS 6ALE.-Wn1RBAs, on the 18th
day Of January, A d. 1868, William J Hal
lenbask, Jaspae Heileakaak and Catharine, wife
81 aid jeepSr. exeeutsa unto Austin Cosbin, -
Trustee. = GDrtain Dssd a Trust, conveying TO
said Trustee the land In Scott county. lows, de-
scIibed rs follows, 70 Wit: The north half Of the
north west ouas,er Of Section No. thirty Gao, }
and the west halt Of the south west quarter of
Section No. ninetses 10 in Township No. eigh-
ty 80, north Of Range No. one ID esst Of the
5th n. Which said convs vance was made by
the said Hallenbacks for the purpose Of securing
the payment Of eight certain promissory notes,
and Ii Q interest thereon, signed by said William
and Jasper Hallsnback, dated the 18th day Of
January, 1858, and payable - follows seven for
eight dollsrs each, due in six, twelve eighteen,
twenty four thirty, thirty-six and forty two
| months from date, respectively, and one for ten
hundred and eighty dollars.
And now said four first notes having become
due and payable and the said Hallenbacks having
failed u pay tho Same, |, Austin Corbin, Trustee
as 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 thu
18th day of FEBRUARY, A. d. 1860, at the hour of
O'Clock In tho afternoon Of said day, 1t the Cour
House door, in the city Of Davenport, expose ant
offer for sae public auction, for cash the parcel
of land above described, Ct SO much thereof n
shall be necessary to satisfy and ray tho amour
Of said notes. with the interest thereon to the da,
Of sale, together with all tho costs and expsnse
attending said SALE costs Of this notice, and T.us
| tees fees.
Dated the 10th day of January, A. D. 1859.
| AUSTIN CORBIN,
| ian l9ts Trustee.
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M A N u + A o.
M TURER and
Dealorin Caps,
Ha an d Furs,
keeps q selected
stock Of all kinds Of
|Glovcs and Furs
such AS Capes, Vic
torincs, Cuffs, Mufs
&c.-Robcs Of all
kinds. Fur Goats,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-02-07

a GENT for Downer's Champaene Ale, q
"a Wholesale aad gsAail. Dspoe Il bassasat =
AoG11o VIV 0oeoe. @4 - l0~00W0s
, 1860-03-30
Laler from Europe.

The Europa with dates to llth Of Feb
ruary) arrived at Bo;ten on February
bath.
She reports the steamer John Bell, from
Glasgow for New York, after tbirty-tvo
days out, bad put back into Queenstown,
with the main-shaft Of her propeller broken.
IThe Gibraltar Chronicle says it was report
ed at Tetpan, on January 3Ist, that skirm-
ishing wes going ou The Spanish artille-
ry were Jshelling the Moorish camp The
Spanish pupers Of 81 February speak Of
III as the most serious affair during the war.
The Moors were joined by brother Sui
tan, with a reinforcement Of O,0Oo cav
alry,
A dispatch from Madrid, dated 1th Of
January, says Tetuan was taken by the
Spanish after the battle Of the 4th, in which
they took 800 tents, forming Eve encamp-
ments, with the artillery, cavalry, and other
Equipments Of the Moorish army, A Ma
drid dispatch says deputatiou from the
city came to the Spanish camp begging for
mercy. The Mussulmans had begun to
pilIage and slaughter in town. Gen. Rios
division entered the city without opposi-
ton.
The Moors began the action on the 3lst,
by furious attacks on the Spanish advanced
posts. They closed in a hand-to-hand com
BAT, and we're finally defeated, though the
ground was obstnately disputed. Every
fort was leveled with the ground. In a
cavalry charge, four squadrons found their
return intercepted. Two thousand Moorish
horse had cut their way through. General
PREM. with six battalions, stormed the
height commanding the field He had
charged four times with bayonets before he
could gain the position. The Spanish loss
is reported to be considerable, but the mum
Der is not given.
1t is stated that a transport had arrived
at Algiers on the 7th, with 81 officers and
q, 500 rank and file wounded
The news was received with manilesta-
tions Of joy and immense popular rejoieings
10 Madrid. The city was splenddly iIlu-
minated. Great preparations were making
for the public fetes.
LArER-AdditiOnal foreign news, by the
Europa, with dates TO llth February, in-
dicate a widening Of the breach between
Rome and the Liberal powers Of Europe.
The Pope had made another speech hos
tile to France, and it was rumored that
Victor Emanuel was to be excommunica-
ted.
Austria's troubles we're increasing.
, 1860-03-30

~ The sudden demise Of Mr.. ]. W
WnET. who was until lately connected
With the publication Of this paper-a man
Who has been known to US for the lasl
eight years only as a gentleman Of th,
greastesi pEObity Of character, intelligent,
high-milded, magnanimOus. houOrable--a
man who, although addicted to vice
which has carried thousands Of others to
the lowest depths Of crime and degrade
ton. yet in the instance Of our friend (and
though be was what he was, We shan mol
blush to term him such, could not and did
not swerve him from the performance oil
honest duty, nor turn him in the path ol
true honor and integrity. Mr. WnEY, at
any time Of his life, wOuia Aars seOrned %
% an al which could have cast a stigma
Hpoh the character Of q gentleman. We
speak thus plainly Of bis fault because be
has not q relative IN the world whose feel
ings could be wounded, for in bis deatl
WnEY's race has become extinct upot
snrlhi Poor WHY aud was there moi
mSch to drive him tO,lhe bitter cup, where
in the deluded man seeks sOlace and cOnso
laticn : Then as the cold sod shall bid,
bic noble form from view, let it obIiterat,
IA our memories this his one and only fault
Let his good deeds be written in brass
his tiees in water.1 aae
A brief biography Of bis life since bis
arrival in this Territory viii be found IN
another column. That life, brief though II
,uos, was inseparnbly connected with III,
rise ahd progress Of Washington Territory
, 1860-03-30


bSrWs perceive BY our Oregon e,
changes that quite feelng is mahiisstinr
itself among the farmers Of that euterpris
ing State, in the Improvement OG stock. A
half inleFest in a fne flooded horse was re
Gently disposed Of by Mr. J. LANE, at tn,
comfortable price Of 5000. A lot Of Go,
merino sheep lately imported from the
states. we're being readily disposed Of at
the snug sum Of $500 and $IOO EACH
From the scarcity Of mint drops" existing
here just at this time, we think it doubtful
whether more than about OOl could be dis
posed Of to our stock growers. Beef cal
lls are represented to Us as being very low
---dlOW sale at $50 and $95 head. So
says our informant, Nh cORSEEL, lately re-
turned from thence,
, 1860-03-30

DsrThrough the kindness Of his's4ceI.
Ieney, Gov GaoLsoE, We have been placed
ip possession Of The oficial correspondence
relntivo 10 lhe San Juan inbrogliO, submit,
ted 70 Congress upon afequest Of the Sen.
ate to bsinformed in the premises. Il
The numerous friends Of Gov. GHOIsOS
win be pleased to learn that his entire &C
ton in the matter has been fully approved
by our government His assumption Of tn,
duties Of the ssrFstsry's oliee, immediaiel,
ailer the demise of the late lamenteG
MlsON,. hasnIso been endorsed BY the de
partmsnt, and thus the question is settled
ssto who Is the proper person to perform
the fupcsionsOf that oEice in the Secretary,
absence. As The organic act does not des
lgnaie any ono upon whom these dutisi
shall deFolve in such an emergency, {, bat
heretofore been 4 question Of doubt.
, 1860-03-30
ILsIlsr from de ConnIssIOner q Patents

Leuof MOu tno OOMM1olO1of u rdtento'
bVns following circular letter from the
CommissioOer Of the Patent Office will sX-
plain the reason why seeds have not been
received as usual by the citizens Of the Ter
ritory from their Delegate in Congress. As
some Of the seeds heretofore received have
been highly priced, their non-receiPt the
present year has been the subject Of coDsid-
cradle enquiry. ...-
United States Patent Office
February 2, 1860.
SIR: The following extract from the
Forthcoming Agricultural Report Of the
Commissioner Of Patents will explain the
reason why the distribution Of the various
kinds Of domestic seeds, which have hereto.
fore been sent out from this Office, is dis
pensed with during the present fiscal year:
Owing to the reduced appropriation
made by Congress for agricultural purposes
for the fiscal year ending June 80, 1860,
the Office has been compelled to reduce its
Expenses aud conhne its action TO more
limited sphere than heretofore. In doing
ibis, it was found necessary, either TO de-
cline purchasing for distribution the usual
varieties OF garden and field seeds, or to
abandon the experiment of pr0pagating the
tea and various other foreign plants and
'grape-cut,ings for which orders hnd been
given. The expenses which had already
been incurred in their procurement would
hardly justify the Office in throwing them
aside. II was accordingly deemed adyisa-
ble to apply the remainder Of the funds
solely to the procuring Of information and
preparing the material for the Agricultural
Report, and to the propagation and distri-
bntion Of such varieties of foreign seeds and
cuttings as had been already engaged
These were Of such nature, that if they
had been distributed throughout the coun-
try Immediately npon their receipt the prob
ability is, that very few Of them would have
reached their destination in ft state for
propagation. The tea-seeds, more partic.
|ticularly, arrived in such condition, that
lit was Of the utmost importance to plant
them at once. Fer this purpose, large
|propagating houses we're r,eted upon the
|GoVernmcni grounds, north Of the canal,
between 4 and 9th streets. These struc-
lures now answer well the purpose for
which they were intended, as is exhibited
by the fhct that we have ready for distribu-
tion over 80, 900 well rooted tea-plants; l2,-
IO0O foreign aud domestic grape-vmes; 900
rooted seedless Pomegraute cuttings, aud
various foreign, medicinal, and ornamental
plants. These will be ready for distribu'
tion during the present winter and the ell
suing spring"
Yours, very respectfully,
ra t. 3 WIN. d. BISHOP,
WI. r ......| .|... Dnnnu,ieeianar r
, 1860-03-30

COSnmED-We perceive by our e1
changes that B. P. ANDERsoN's appoint
meut as United States District ATTORNEY
has been confirmed by the Senate Mr.. A
being well qualified for the position, we re
jOice that he has obtained it. The nam,
of c. E. WEED was before the Senate fol
o. S. Marshal for this Territory. No 9th
er eon6rmations.
, 1860-03-30

RtMoNsrRANoE.-We are requested by
Mr.. n. r. BIeEDoW to state that remon-
stance to the Communication Of the sentence
Of death, Of YErM JIM is now IN circulation
We haveNOnly to repeat what we have
heretofore urged 10 favor Of executive
clemency, namely: that We believe our laws
have been sufficiently avenged aud Vindi-
.cated.
, 1860-03-30

FuEERAI SEHvIcE.--The fnneral Of j. w
WHEE viii take place nom the Masoni,
Hall. IN Olympia, on Sunday mOrning next
q loI o'clock. The discourse viii be de
HFsrsd By Rev B. @ LIPnNoO51. at th,
Asthodia Church. The friends Of the de
Ssassd, and the public generally. are re
Bsetfully solicited to attend. -'-
, 1860-03-30

orFOsEnoN WHHDRAwNe-AsWill be per
eeived BY reference to our California news
The line Of steamers running in opposition
70 The Pacific Mail Steamship Company
have again been withdrawn. BY the sale O
tbe Vanderbilt steamers to the former com
pauy. From the Aha caHforaia we how
ever learn that that company is very likely
p meet with similar opposition in the per
son Of Capt. WRI0Hr. This we sincerell
trust is So Unless such be the case, ",
shall be apt to see repetition Of those in,
positions for which this company has DC
come 50 provsrbial, and again witness s
establishment Of the ruiDously high price
for freight and passage which once tha
company possessed the power to extort.
-
, 1860-03-30

BS- In our issue next week We shall lay
before our readers q list of acts and bills
introduced by our delegate in Congress,
vitality affecting our prosperity, which we
think viii force the fact home upon the
minds Of the voters of Washington Terri
tory that IL. STEVENS Is not idle.
, 1860-03-30

PAY To-Day AND TEusT To-EoRROW.--
You see it everywhere-il, or its doctrine;
" No trust y" terms cash" II staTes At
you from walls and fences it salutes yop
from little cards it challenges you from
great placards " No Trust" There is q
sort Of solemn joke in that trust tO-mor-
row,P The fellow that invented Il had
plenty Of money, and laughed in bis sleeEe
when he wrote 1t, for be had read some
where 10 the poets
Tomorrow never yet, ...f-t
On any human being rose or seLT
Some poor creature or other, that spelled
the notice ont to-day" returned "tO-mof-
row" in her innocence, and claimed the
promised "Sust," TO the infinite delight Of
a 6lberthsbr clerk. II is o good thing
for you, 10 doubt, this pay IO-dayF :
good thing for everybody, that gets enough
TO do, and enough for doing il. Debt IL
the old man Of the sea-" and the world b
full Of Sinbads. 1t warps the staunehest
of men from his uprightness, as the sun
does the iron bridge Of MeDai. That BE-
owns neither houses nor lands, stock nor
shares, is not the worst Of il, for be does
not own himself. He belongs to somebody
else; not his body, indeed, but bis actiOo',
his opinions, bis will. II he looks smilingly,
bis owners are after him, for he must have
been making money. If he takes hoh-
day, they embitter its memory by wonder
ing how "some folks "-menning him
can afford it, for They cannot" His good
wife :" turns" his coat, and brushes Il, and
inks the white seams..some Of then-and
his debtors are all Indignant at the new
coat he has purchased They do not hunt
him-not they-thcy only haunt him
And then the facetiousness with which they
,denominate the document they thrust 81
him, "a little bill |" Do they think the
pet adjective will make it easier 10 pay =
Or do they mean TO administer q covert
rebuke, that since it is so Iiitie, il ought mol
to have been so IOHg? Reader, Pdy a'yoH
go. 1t will save many a harrasang
thought, and much unnecessary trouble 10
yourself and TO others.
, 1860-03-30

~Ow thanks are dns to our delegate
10 Congress. Isaac I. srEvENs, for valuable
PSblie documents received BY last mail,
, 1860-03-30

Death Is the privilege Of human nature,
And life without it were not worth our taking;
Ihiiher the poor, the pris 'ner and the mourner
Fly for relief, and lay their burden down"
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-01-04
TRalarEE,a Hale

wagaaAas an The issh day os Ngvan-
BED l8a1s L. NJ. Klins and EmEly kiiss,
executed unto Geo. w. Dodge saa DnAIsY
.. Mgex SIS Trustees, 9 eeRtain Deed 1E
TEasss esnssYssg ~ said Trustees, the FoI+s
lowing described tract 81 Iaamas as,-mik -.
The North haR II the 6aaah East d zasEeg
and ghs " aak haak pe he NORTH East qnag.
ter Of Section ssyantsen, [ IL Ia TssaAhip
eIghIy~aHs, 1871 Msstk pE naaaa FSsxy-
shFs@S kAa9 v ssss Situated liz Msssgaaan
esanty, in the Stats 0s Loway walsh a@k8
Deed 1t Trass waa Eaeosasd Ia tbs RsSog-
asesa ktaScs, nE said s9Hasy, 81 Ina 2Esh
day OF November. 1887. IN Book ssn ~ ca
Paxsn 9l3 Ana as, aaa was maaa By kse
said l. III. Kline aud Enily Kline 10 saesFa
The payment Of a certain pRamiasory Resas
gixea to Taesia 4 1aekgeny ca the Iega1 &ag
o. NaveE@ksFs Ass fer she saza Is sac khoa~
sanA cue haaazad asa eighky ssix hlxty.sss-
40 enc kunxk9ad Aslaazs. das SIS months afs
!. data makA 9ah per can't. intsEsss, sxscll~
~ w EAs a2aa Kmaly ksiaAy aaa The said
aats III nag sazaaae 8las aad payable and
is aaid u oily Essms hssiaE kaEla8 kG pay
shs cams o. Gag parA sAsfs2ss hersIofa,
Dudley 81 MFa. eae ak Tie ETNaiFs3 ADORE
u.sEsl ssS. M ssFsue be 4fale % !. @sssas !
led Ia ms. IA SAD Uasa az Txssst 90 sssAssSf
0g the basa&eiagise ek s&sa naaa eg Tt So
vi u en MesAsnARy sAe Efgat dag ee Febr
FaaFg 4 $50. bsaRsan GhM hamrx 81 aQ aAeloek
a. M and a ef9Asex r. NJ aen the aheEa
zssrFahea SzsgEhss " ID .eeaat af TIE C@mmky
SaaMsss IA sses aR klsesiAS sE CoamSil Baaas
b Roskawaefamie @aamtys km she b&a3e s&
Towag sn sha ka@aesk hsdAsx gsw CASH In
haas 10 satisfy aad pay sid auta, villa
the iatseaat AheFee@ aaa casts ok a&ls.--
upsA he eem nleiA@a a. eaid sals, Deed
wild be given EAe pmeeAasag ii aeasFaaaes
wlsh tie ssipMaa staas o9 nnsd Dsaa OF TfsasGs
DUDLEY gsfNFE
Hxamkss.
Yaae. 81 gaba an
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-01-04
Sc Naa nrkeg.


We have advFess fgeam ear SECULAR Aet-
sssp0ndsns from st. Louis up b tAs aeeh
mat. and giss EAe following "a sas rxit 81
&c faTmegs' pgodaee aEafAae daes.
! FL0UR-~saIsa Of s0oe bSls sapssans al
sS.1 ssss hi E&8% E8&a
BUogwagATFLoUR-salas Of small
Issa at 81 40 Psr hund. z5 Il
wHEAT-pvama cor szn IL sl,Es pss
sush: Prims spriag at si,io per bashsl,
gksE ssamsa MlAad %, ehotes yss-
Iow 70, pEins whits IS ssHts per buahsI,
Including nsv and second hand gaanlss.
oATs-salss Of 800 bags, lnstadlng
bagas AZ a ssats per haahsE z@ sjsss.'
BUckWHEAT-saan lots sold ii so
ssnss pss aaaAsl az .E8kHR
PORK 700 green haas Frsm the block
acre sold a. Tets 5000 shoulders Ia salt
at@etm per ID. az q
puTTER aass Of gsod pstAls at ID
cents per pound.
CHEEsE-WssssgR Ressrvs al ssSets
PSF pouHd.
HInEs-DEy hInt 81 IS eta per paspds
EGG elsa PC q ssuks pet apsgl
PoTAToEs-prims bring from q to 10
asats Pa hashels is bags. sss.sa.s -
0NIoNs-Dall at 30 ssats psR hsaAsl,
BEAHS-pdms whisss galsa Of 800
huaAels, nj SL,2a per huxhel. 4ss Eef
H0Gs-FoE large lots weighing 2iu lbs
aud WpwaSas, 9 csFAs was oasgsd. ass
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-01-04


! IN this iasaas to tbs sxslaslon Of maeh
sshsz mattsF, win be asama the Third AN
nsaaa Message ~ President HUeHAsAEs-s.
n wasrssslved By Sunday evenings mai,
toa sasa % gss oak IN, extra beasgs sAs reg
alaR isaas u sur papss. We need nss sala
apeA ear readers 20 give IL . careful peru
sal, because everybody reads ths Prsai.
asas's Message 1t Is sxpaetsds. In most
sasas, sAas ths salsss viii give hiss slssss
relative - the rsessanasaasioas, argu-
sasstss aaa psiucipass adymssad hY tAe
pFssidsns Il bis Message IL ceagresa.--
win mesk q the Presidents rseeanssasaa.
tioass vs. satireiy agree. he In ssmaa apon
the San Jaaa aiGixalty. His views ID re-
lasAsa - Asxies, everybody wili appssvs.
Bat, with all due asEsEznce, we dlHsr, wias-
" Ilasr win hia, in saiasiou 10 kss doe
tFime ss popaIaE Sovereignty, aAd hfa In
tsEpTsaation Of tbs decision Of she Supreme
0oaEt. u sslataoA 70 the Fghts and powers
u ths psspss sE tbs Territories; and regard
lbs opaAEeas advanced In the Message. a.
1t wag With lAs Kansas Gahraska Bill.
she csssannasi elasSsrsas and his inaugural
a s Il aEs 81
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-01-04
Roar NOTICE.

Ii Appearing fsom papers % file In my
once lhat dss Aosies had been given 81 tbs
prsAsatatiaa Of g Psktsion to the Csounly
Judge of PotaaWattamis Couaty, Eeg the
appoiatmsak az Commissioners 10 axazaiaa
the roata Tor coaaty Read, bsgiAAiag at
. stake Ia TIE skats Read, ns2r the Tsa-
idsnes 0s Joha Saith, aad running EAsnss
up iadisn Greek, ia latsEsect road run
ming from Wiek'a Miil 10 cresesAs City,
aas II apRea8ng also aha4a Commss@soHax
bad Been daily appointed who hsd &xamin-
sd said Toata and reported favofabiY 10 the
ipcatfea OF ma6d Roads and that said Road
bad hssa plated and Said notes taegsus
made, a. required By Law, and said Bead
act having been located BY the fornaaf
County ledge. to whom the report was
made, and ao day haxiag heen aes for the
anal hearing 81 tha application, Il Is there
fore ordered thai lhe First Monday in
MASeh, 1890. be set FER q haaa heaFtEg 81
said application al which tims all persons
opposed 10 the location 81 said Bead can
attend and show eaass, IL aaY they hare,
why h ahoald net be astahiEsksA s.
]. p CAsAuT, CaunaY Jaago,
nees 1QSh. 1888 81 &aw
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-01-04

I III ss III j as 80. ID,
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clasm ef ses gas sum ~ slsses hnadrsa asd
Co. q s ssss :. 80
soa assa hi sAesg ksBaF Vi I'D Euksuarv
1asm n ths nssss ssEz n - ~ "A 4
Easy alaa euaaky eE Rhsladaln ID aha
8szea @eaasE asaals Maw uaAasH yes.
as5p@AN 60 - sFAS AAza ezikaaB, On az be-
fsra fho marBfmg OF the @ee@ns aRN n eiAN
naxt Tsxm ae tbs nassfsek GsuFts Ii and
kag aaA8 saaassB 90 naaAamR1a aassnk BE- A.
9aeulA ard h8 34 Id 8h Il Gle ga soassseM MsSzss
&n.Am& aEHs A@Asay II We8saaAa8 IA.
1860, indsManE vii ha Esmdsgaa a8aansk
9cu thereon. Yea are asno nokl&sd thaf
~ Atkaehmens 49, saas sh 81 Z u 80
and your prasls5ey IL ID III nv sEas
elMam ag said pskfta0aaRs.
fIkskssTslH - BALDWIN, -
~ e 80 AEsfk fog Pin =
STATE or nYs f5s - 4
p0tsawateamEs CoaAtY se
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To Bernhard Spatz. .Msnry lsewAoass,
Hardiag Nswhsase aRd samaes Fganks
trading under tas came and sEYae IL Naw.
house, Spatz = Co
sira-You are haFeby noEEissd that thsrs
10 new an ale h ths ssEsc6 og th@ Clerk OF
tha DistFisk csaaE4s lii md gsr NE eeanty
OF Pottawakkamis and State az Eawa, the
Petisioas 20 q. w. Churcknaa u Co, who
esaim Of yoa the aam 1f SIX hnnarsd and
6ffy-foaa thirty eue haaagsd deliaEs.
as due b. ygu 10 thsm On Judgment In the
District Court In and Sos TIE city and epusG
ty Of Philadelphia, in the Stats Of Penn-
ayfsanis ak khs Nsysmbac Terra Glasgeae,
FOR the year 1885, now unless Yea appear
and ans wsg s2id Petaaags MI % AeEnFe taw
m0rninx OF The EseoAd daY a. the nsxt
Term II tia District C@afs In az.A far said
esae&ys ts b hsgaA sod hsBd hi me eaty IL
Ceancll RlaGa, ca the Ftrst Monday oe
February, "A. m Aeaa itaa@msmk viii 30
rendered against yua thereon. Yea are
also nosi6aa thak a. AttRahmsns has hssn
lsssssain said eaaae, asad ysaE PEsysrty al
taehsd TO satisfy tbs claim 0f saaa pstitlen.
CLINTON 4 BALDWIN,