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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-28
Sefen! Oefen!

Sefen! Sefen!
Or" beutlhsn Yubiifum Die @nIctas, ba6 Id
'..siuen Store nsu siuseri6tet unp etnr beceu>
rerce Auswabt pcn . en- itosr Nrt porrGt6ie
babt. SD CLAUSE i'm Stours III Iein, Serermann
nit rem @sminittsn bepieneu III fSnuen. Sn.
Dem i@ fir friBeren 3uipru6 pant:, 6ofs i'd auf
cine 5OrtiBunS cefslbsH.
&. 6%efftt9,
Nr. 'H Maintrest.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-28

5attprf uubG o.,
W6ple'ale uno Ge.oil Netn-, 9iaupr- unb
@taarren-@ slhGft.
27 Gaip Stre I, 2 Stiirrn BON ii. sSer
9edrl treet. 9
Nuen u%uIeren 6reunbeu uno gefanuteu Die
%srsebene Gn5eisr, pas MR. rie piesjdbrise @ein,
ernte ees Serrn Sbutts (8rant Gtcatel's
Barm) tanfj6 an nns aetraGt batsn unb Of.
@Teriren renielten %nniernS etaunten ouf's 5rcuur.
ithltc. Soieler neue Sir9iniIhe Bstu ptrb ge.
mte itpem Senner unp 6ttnlhmsdsr munpcn,
cenn es III Der refine 8eheniaft. I'm etnen
frsuncliGen 3uipruh bittct ersebenf
.m S. q. Sattprf u. 6 0.
81. .. Sranflipen 9erionen, mstde cine
tertili6e Beinfur maiden modem, fann nibts
Scftrss auempfoblen perosn, ME uns ppn un=
fern 6errn seietrten @ersten rt,itheri mirp.
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4. Gpner,

Z. Spuer,
S6ilber., Carriage uno Stu6eu-M aler,
Ode Der 7ten uno Sroapfensr.
Sttbreu grblifum SeitenS Sur Muefibruns aler @aIer> sr>
beittn, mic 3intmsr-@ iIen, Shilo Malsu n. {. no. Der
Irlbs ibtruimntt aud oaS Mdlei isber @tt Dleer, unb
flbrt sntptbsr bic secbyten Nuftr6,e i'm Sauie Der rcips fiji
pen St1rler, pbsr In irutm S6rp al Der Gfe Ger 7ttn unb
9rrnplraSe 0ruher 8ibcrIht 8rausre) aus.
@ani ~eTaebtnf &. Nuntr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-28
Oeuti6e

Oeutl6e
Ut staurdtion uno Raffss 9 Salon
am SuGe oes .,9ieucn Marftss."
unrr'etbnster trldutt fth bic Mufmerfiamteit bes bteiis tn
beutlbeu @ubIitams i'm I~qsemeiuer, iopie ieiner Conner
i'm Seoubtrsn, auf ittne
Neue, Derbelsrte 9iefduratipu
aafmerfim III maben, o- mob pom feinsm 9'ludtr 'un6t>
trieNtat Y%erlaien woreen 1T. Ne6:n elmer auttn Sa6e 8aft
ut tets ein poriislibtr 2Betn BEL @laS p6er SlIihe, Iuipi,
Giaarrcn. 9Iaerbier uao ale Scrten 9iquears III 6lbsn.
SAnsat unS anfmclfiams Ssbieauns miro saseft3ert.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-28
Nn;eiacr.
Gatiupe J
GntIupe!
MrHGtss @raut in Mnrtt

4 % WrpENp UENHI NW UTHIIN
Tor Inter ,eidntte ma6t hermit Die @n;etle, bas or iebe
y1chs pr Sttanntr cine Ssnouns bee greg en- unp %feteten
srouts trtdlt, eaS int gpres, eeoeen nurt {, uuS tpcltes
~ seiln SunSert pber in fisiner,n 9artiter ,u biaisem 9rtis
Gtrnsr ntadt buftlbe unb insbefcubere bic Screen NGrtbt
horouf oufnterflart, ooB iebt fur SCbernianrt bic 8eit IN, UNI
fTr fpnnlenben gBinter f.ineu Sebarf pom
Ueieem Sarc (Streu1anb)
%,:uutl,atn, Spr BEN Der nn%ttrset&nete nod cinen fetnen
gScrrafb auf Eager bat. 6r. SOBER,
RpdeltS.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-28

ttOlfhhbhp u u SVtlGuusNNpE
y. 8 c | II e'S
@ tihen Nerten
in Iiebeu Sanpen pper in so gSpdrulieierunaer
a Is Ste.
@lS mir am "a. Ndrs 1855 nit Der crGen gusddbe Der
Seintibea 9Berfe prrs gublifum trattn, tbdtrnH mir eS nit
ban9em @sfubL.-Stine mar nod III mente bcfanrt uno Sae
uiItcrrebnen foreertr 9rrst Inltrcnguneen unb bcoeutCnScs
&opIiai.- lnlere @rtportun9el irrrocn ubcrtrpffen, Der
Nblas mar eiu lebr beotitenber, uno lit faun eit Qlos NO
~scbteete Oeutld1e tppbner, rphin Scipe niht rerlan9t wuroe.
Der srcBe Didter, Der Stpls Der beutkben Natipn, Der
@rutotr Der rnebernei Dtbterl6ulc, IN w6breno eey Belt
lt!nenl langen ldn1eripplen Seieeu erteSen. Sein StamC
tpiro FUR ale tcmnsnbsn 3eiict a~ufbspobrt 6iciber. Non
miro ibn inter Den &rlten fincrn mcnn ScutldlanSS oeGGit,
eeRe 0rrBtn a~ufscs6blt wereer Gr Iclblt in unS entriGen.
aber ietnt S,bppfun9en blcibsn erboItsn uMb mtreen nit ne
Dad pctne's &pee famcu ucd 70 mande berrtidt 6ray.
nasEte leiher rnitetblthen Mlile III &d9r, bic 8reunbe une
Setannie rea inn bela6en. Nir maren bemubt 6ie1e Sh6be
nab unb mao ~ lannielt uaO lino runnishr I'M Sianbc cs
tn neusn Sanb ~ Iieftrn. Da mir ater lett cirem Sabre
nlaie IN gieferltnsct ausiu9eben, bamit aud Der peniacr Be-
lnittelte ith nod mo mad pteit berrliden SGriften dnldaf,
ZEN tenlie, 10 b1Sen iptr unS nunnebr entldNpnen, cine neuc
NitsSdbe IN tetncrer 3icferunatu III strouitdlttn. Der Nvcis
~ Ger truhere lino ipiro MIR fr Den liebcnicl Barb ST ucbr
Nbpnnenten Der fribCrl IuS9abe in 6 9ine,n er6olttn
zen 2 teli San9 tur ST uno ipereen trittt lore Niamen bcim
Hahiten Ngenitn oeeT bel uus bctdnnt ~ mattn.
gSir jpttteln n;c5t lit 9rrinelteu baran, eE Iir bic ace
lennttt eeutitt Bepplterur9 Der Ser. 81. an birleut Nioiio,
Zine &nelaac ppn is Gents per gSpts fam acNis icCcr
b%elireit.n, Der SinR I'LL beuildr Qittratur bal, unb oCu arp-
DEM 4 n Sanoe miro cine s~toissene SiUsrapbic Setn-
rid p the tbeteCeeben iperotn. g0oS Muetlitun0, Druid
tuo YGeter betrift, 10 fpirS oiele ueue iii lite AuSsogt III
tetntr 9Seile ben oorperse5nnaenen %nadlttheu. Sine iprefu!.
nfa DHrhlthtf pirp triibct eineeIhlttsne 6ebltr eptftruen.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-28

It.ts raie'am,r. lar tt!n '%DtrtbSoaen arhteI einise 9SGSrs
n'tPr a~usku9eSen, ais lttn &C.. iinnls III perrpsnSr, "'
SINGERS neuc 5amilienfMalbine
lint unlert 6clten 6antiIiens Iiaf6insn in BEN @sr,;4 Mr..
,n brinscn, baben mir ben prris FUR oirleIben' @n4un9s aas 81
gig Dollars bsrabeei;st. ~ o"HI>
Sin9er's DO. l uno 2 Dtanbarb Ssutn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-28
8efommtrnacbnnac

Neue toG6rriibc 6rr;uac
loren srbIlttn unr tiuit gum Tertluf Del
8. 81. Strcdet, Not.
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Waihinen.


Seiot Irten otelcr Mfa,dtne fno ftbr In 0obfro,, 81,
BEN SaIitl'tn> uns 8abrtfaebrauh. Qie prriie brr}eisssr a ~
b%erabseiebt, reir. Ycn $l35 unb $3.50 auf son NM S1 : .H'
Stnaer't No. ) Stannarp e>pttle. Wo5Si~s
Sur gDasens6 a6rifont,n unb fbpsrc Qsberortsit mr.:.
c~prrplett, $l25. - yrets,
trrnsr, UNI unicre 9ife ~sulian6ta AZ made, .A,.
Y %aSiSIss, ,s nSHp id,%sn Sr a. SaSr ts sistde sesispst, bic I" sss
tlbren fauu. 9ris b%'rielben, nc6it eIIsrns, I = aus>
S n S;s $llo, msL%s, biaigsr 1T, aS fur irseno .ins
&ue Stu9uiten &aldinel MAIDEN rem ;u.,
Sl5S @'l 'p 81, g SE T. D'th Sss,e os. b@stanst 6sHiie STUD it.
AllNnteinen, l6r ceren @rtRe, Observation-Disclosures 'S Mrsis I'M
s ,aS z n, MI III laretDe fur Elm ersmplar Ypn IS. 81 1t s;1a m;
srNiie ~iu9eianrt ipsroen miro. "''""s' DE 'pm
NaOeIn, 3wirn, SaummcQenaarn 1nt eseins
uno aas gum @eerauh elmer fredericksburg nGtbrnenS;,s- ~.
seilt@net inO bel ilntsTSifnetem in 9rossr giSmabYY -, ~ St
ben gt' %asltidtsr @alAtnil miro n9Itrs r"S SUaS J gu %,
SG qh sir s: De- Mmh y Gn,5 e CUR Serfa5uns iie6sn. '''A
flNrt unc III better @elbdftsweiie betriebsr nirS :, &C.
mn aE Mi !set. ME oiss ltttS fFi9r Der 6aa war, rscbt V ;abI.
9. SrOtt, &9tnt. 246 Mainfr ~, SUs
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-28

DaStp 9. Gcrple,
9ts Strase, lwiIAsn SrOaOs nnp @raee,
9ti6mOno, Bd.
sSrattiihsr Gas u. Stsan pipe Sitter.
DsrtIbe 1T in ben StanD geIest ale in oiefcs
8riGdft sinfblasenpr %9lrtsiten rbeu 10 lhuea uno
billtaer berjuitelen, ais irssnO elm ampercs Der.
drti9.s @slnaft,
.8eferenaen.
7. Y. S6ab. 9. 81. &ofsnbaum.
.. 5afsl. Stebbins II. 9uqeu.
9ureea, 9abS u. 60. @bas. 6. @uett.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-04-18

fin,nIsfasal
The Home of the Mechanic.
What a contrast does the home Of the so
Der, industrious mechanic present to that of
the idler and the dissolute? In the one there
reigns peace, comfort and independence ii
the other misery, hunger, and dirt.
The one is a little palace, in which Con
tentment's king holds court, absolute sway.
the other a hovel where vice breeds and
spawns depravity on the highways Of life
One glance into the interior of the former
dwelling is worth a whole days inspection
Of the splendid one of a noble; for the for
mer is associated with the happiness of thou
sands, the latter with that Of a single family.
Tbs mansion of the noble may be decorated
with the gems of art and genius, it may
present a more than oriental luxury ofappear
ance but the contrast between it and the
cottage of the sober artisan, is UNNECESSARILY
in favor of the latter, as far as those higher
estimates ofhuman~ happiness, whichare based
nm Son1efhin0 Sunarfor- 70 mora Artificial
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-04-18

asszzsianuir suaaEsi 1Haaa,ii;;i
Ad Valorem.
The people of this State may as well pre-
pare themselves to take quietly and patient
ly what win be said pro and con. by the po-
htical press and che politicians about ad ga
loren, until after the August election. Eve
ry one will have his say upon the subject, no
matter who is hurt. The din and buster
may be as welcome to the ear as the roar
and clatter of forty Chinese gongs, as veks-
tous as the music of a pond of frogs to a fel-
low almost dead for sleep, but they must
grin and endure it. i'd ralorem is to become
as familiar as yankee Doodle house
hold word, and to be perpetuated in the nam
ing o. pigs, dogs and babies. 1t is to be the
~watchword of party, and upon it the fate of
a party is to lean. Well, let them go it.
But we have a word to say. The politi-
clans say, that adj cdEorem means taxing ac-
cording to value. Well, if the people say ad
sGtorem, we must say it too but we want to
understand distinctly beforehand, what val
ne IS to be put upon whistey and other IN
toxicating drinks. In our estimation they
are worth in one view nothing in another
view, a great deal. Things to be taxed by
q State exercising governments Cor the good
OF the people, must not be taxed according
to their Intrinsic value. But there is a gooC
and q bad value in taxation, which must b.
considered. The value of whisSey and othe,
Intoxicating drinks, must be Estimated no
according to what they sell lor, but accor
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He is thy enemy no longer. My father,
if thou lowest me let there be peace"
Dram looked up, and saw two horsemen,
unarned, approaching them: it was Barak,
his enemy, and Korahi They ~dismcunted,
and drew near.
my brother" said Barak, as he bowed be-
fore Dram, lis It peacef7
Dram fnrneh ia The kandsnma manly form
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lie allnund 20 Swn

nent In the one we see rugged labor, the
soul and sinew of the nation, reposing like
/ giant gathering strength for renewed exer-
ion in the other we perceive eHeminacy
ON a lewd day-couch," 6eploring the
of that time which silently and slow
y brings its votary nearer to that end which
. his old ayr, he breads, and endeayors by
all manner Of shifts and ingenuities to avoid.
In one there is a straight-laced, artificial dis
which freezes the heart and contracts
the mind; in the other an innocent freedom
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-04-18
child.
Brother" said Dram, 1T is peace
lis hands blessed them.
.rak: the ARMY of Dram followed then
~ Dram and Rar.

inc foIIOWerS OF Dram and Barak Celebrated
the nuptials of Eorah and ZiHah-
EDITORIAL.
DAT ETGH NJ ~
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-04-18
! exert Their Sainf.

Music Publishers
We eall attention to the Advertisement OF
Iessrs- Miller & Beacham, Music Dealers in
Nd We have been advertising
Or this House for several years, and have Wis
ed their establishment and from a personal
.nowledge of the men, take pleasure in re
ommending them to the patronage of OuT
They have always on hand a large
took of music for Piano, Guitar and Harp
nd they will furnisha any piece ordered We
lsk Cor them a trial by the peopls Of the
south, feeling assured that they can be sup
Piled on as goed terms by Messrs- Miller &
Beaeham, Baltimore as by any one else
Music Teachers, Seminaries and others are.
to give them their orders, and sec
if it is not So
Editors Table
We have received the N. G.. Journal OF
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py-a minister of retribution. I have seen
he noble old man, and all my hatred has
led. Ihaye seen thee, and | am thine for
,ver. /, son of Barak, will return in peace
% the tents of my father. l will lead back
my warriors, who wait but my word to
sweep down upon the camp of Dram, if thou
wilt grant me NJ request"
'sKorahv
ssThy beauty, which has made me thine,
with a love which makes thee forever mine
thy beauty alone car, soften the heart cf
Barak. Thou canst make peace; saya thy
father: make our faners friends ma us
one. Wilt thou dot -
said:
lillian, daughter lam, trusts her hon
VI W the son ofher4 .eg's deadly foe. |
will go to the tents & Barak p
korah folded her in frk arms. and kissed
ner on MS forehead. sewas her guardian
now, as well as her losI They stole along
the shrubbery, by the ater's brink. A low
nelghlng ofthe steed sakkhed them. A black
morse, fleet and powerful paved the turf
A moment more, and thet were in the sad
with Zillah Hfore him-and the
horse bounded across th plain, under the
sta1s, GUIDED toward a southern constellation.
but they did not escape unobserved. A
sentinel who was lying on his back, watch
ing the stars, heard the t~raafapling of the steed
as ne flew past, and marked the course he
was golng-then as was his duty, rode has
uiy 10, and reported to his chief; and the
chie1 sought quickly the tent of Dram,
"A horseman flying from our camp" said
ne; go to the tent of our guest"
he went and found it empty.
The stranger is not th~n&kaid the chief
OF the sentries to sh.gong
on his way a. nj!
'sMy daughter r'-sht exdlaimed-"whert
is my daughter e
The servants were aroused; the torches
were lighted the camp was searched: there
was no Zillah! !"
my child !"-exclaimed the agonize'
aother-'where is my child?"
1.-THE stranger, Elm, who sought our hos
" has fed!' said Dram, looking a
zee the effect of his word.
the stranger? tie has taken GU
sank ulder the burden {
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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18, 1860.
Special Notice.
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0dMdge they prOdbce VI

HfgeR ut Nnr. With ] this aA view, I'd, Sc for 81 ss-
otEes Of the good brands,
Intoxicating drinks have me- been suff-
'ientfy taxed. The license To either by
wholesale or retail should be 9xed at q high
Were the State cut of debt on ae-
count of Rail Reads, whfskey and other IL
nuors sold in the State should be made TO
pay about two-thirds the ordinary State tax.
About this proportion of the expense of the
government is required to protect communi
ty against the evils they prodaee, CT to pro-
vide, as. fav as money caH'do SO, for the de-
lection and punishment of the crime OCCASION
ed by them and the support Of pauperism--
We insist therefore, that in'the melee about
I'D calorem, the politicians will not forget
what is due to whiskey and its coadjutors.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-04-18

From the New York Mercury.
ZILIAH;
4 STORY OF THE AGE OF THE Pa
TRIARCHS
The tents Of Dram glittered in the sun tnas
s, nne N li q vast plain, watered by the head
branchss-shs Euphrates. A spacious tent s;rI
was snRp ,.shsa around aeIa 4 pala, whe!e . q e e%s : re Of
mailer ten Upen sTpaatbessree round it; then
ieffring an outer circle. TbSoft tents again,
stream were fringed with tie banks of the
waved their green branchesgees tall palms
sula and scattered over the prs9En t hsr ps gagt
neras OF cattle, hocks of sheep, WITH many
camels and horses. There were. also. preat
fields of wheat, barley, and maize.
"A tall, aged, white-bearded man sat in the
shaded entrance of the largest tent. Groups
OF women were engaged in various feminine
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-12


days and Greenfield, 70 Fo1tenellc, 30 miles
and back, once . week
Leave Wiscosta Tuesday At an;
Arrive at ontenele by SPIN:
Leave Fontenel'e Wedn ssday 1T an;
Arrive At Wiscotta BY pm.
Bids to end route at Greenfield invited.
NoTEs.-Prrpoa ais must be 10 carry the mail
with cclerity, certainty and security" using the
terms Of the law, and must be guaranteed by two
responsible person, certified to as such by post
master. or Judge Of = court OF record.
No Pay will be nade fer triIs not performed
aud for each Of such omissions not satisfactorily
explained three time, the pay OF the trip may be
deducted. For arrival so far behind time as to
break connection with depending mails, and not
sufficiently excused. one fourth OF the compensa-
ton for the trip is subject to forfeiture. Fines
will be imposed, unless the delinquency be salts
factorily explained, tor negleciing to take the
mail from or into post ONCE Tor suffering II 10
&c injured, destroyed, robbed. or lost; and for
refusing. after demand to convey the mai as ire
quently the contractor runs or IS con erneJ IN
rutning vehicles Oh the route. The Postmaster
General may annul tine contract for disobcyins
the post Office laws, The instructions OF the de
partment. He may alter the schedule. and also
order an increase Of service by allowing therefor a
pa rata increase On the contract pay lie may
also curtail discohtnuc the service in whole ol
i'll art. at pro rata decrease of pay, allowing one
month extra cOmpens tion on the amount Of ser
vice dispensed with. Bids should DO addresse
to the "SeconI Assistant Postmaster General,
superscribed proposals for mail service State oil
Iowa. and sent by mail.
Far forms of proposals., &c, ami other informa
ton, sec advertisement Of this date, in pa nphlc
form, at the principal post offices.
Blank proposals will be furnished on application
to the department.
J. HOLT.
20 sf,aus tcr Geberai
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-12
n,v2S-dts

1NRU STEE'S SALE.-WnERKAs, on tie first
i day of June, A. ID. 1855 Henry Swarm exc
cuted unto ID. w. Van Evera, as Trustee, a certain
Deed Of Trust, conveying to said Trustee tho
land in Cedar county, Iowa, described rs follows,
to wit: The north east quarter Of the north east
quarter of Section No. fifteen (l5), In Town hip
No. eighty one (Sl }, Range No. one U west OF
the 5th r. n which said conveyance vas made
by the said Henry Swarm 10, the purpose Of Sc
curing the payment Of two certain promissory
notes, and the interest thereon, signed by said
Henry Swarm, dated the lst day OF June, A. d..
1858, and payable as follows: One for the sum Of
seventy two and IS 100 dollars, payable December
lst. 1898, and one for the sum Of eighty and 55
loo dollars, payable the LIST day Of June, 1859, to
the order OF A. CorbA.
And now, said notes having become due and
payable, and tho said Henry Swarm having failed
to pay the same, /, ID. W. Van Evera, Trustee as
aforesaid, do hereby give this public notice, that
by virtue Of the power which is in vested by
said Deed of Trust, will, on Saturday. the l3d
day of June, A. ID. 1850, 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
s4e at public suction, for cash, tho parcel OF land
above described, SO much thereof as shall be
necessary to satiaf, and ray the amount due on
said notes, with the nteres- thereon to the day Of
safe together with ali the costs and expenses at
tending said sale, costs Of this notice, and Trus-
tees fees.
Dated the 18th day of May, A. D. 1860.
d. ". VAN EvERA,
myl6-dts Trustee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-12
LEGAL.

V>RUSTEE'S SALE.-WHEREAs. OF the 9Th
L day Of May, A. -. 1858, James Macintosh
and Melissa j. Macintosh. his wife. Of Scott
county. Iowa, executed unto David :. True ~
Trustee,a certain Deed of Trust, conveying to
said Trustee the land in Scott county Iowa, de
scribed as follows. to wit Lots No. tour a. and
six = in Block No. ten LOT o. said Nackin'osh's
subdivision Of Blocks Nc nine 81 and ten l0l Of
sid Mackintosh's Second End Addition TO the
city of Davenport; and also the following piece
Of ground lying in said city. 10 wit Commencing
NJ the point where the southern line Of Eighth
sth street ntersects the western line Of Harrison
street, running thence south along the west line
o. said Harrison street three hundred and twenty
800 feet: thence west one hundred and City 100
feet thence north on line parallel with said
west line of Harrison street three hundred and
twenty 500 feet to south line Of said Eighth -th
street. thence east ak ng said south line Of Eigh
street one hundred and fifty l5ol feet 10 the
place IL beginning: which said conveyance was
made by the said James Macintosh md Melissa
j. Macintosh for the purpose OF scoring the
payment Of two certain promssory notes. and the
interest III ereon, igned by said James Macintosh,
each dated the 9TH day Of May, A. u. 1888, and
payable rs follows: One for the sum Of two thous
and 900 dollars, payable to the order OF Charles
:. Watkins, Sen. on the 9th day oi May, A D.
1859. ana one other foi the sum OF three hun red
300 dollars, payable to the order of Charles ;
Watkins, Jr., on the 9Th day Of November, A. ID
per cent per annum, payable annually.
And now, said promissory notes having become
due ard payable, and the said James Macintosh
having failed to paw the same, excepting tho in
tcres, on each Of said notes up to May 9TH, 1882
|, David - True, Trustee a. aforesaid, do hereby
give this public notice, that by virtue Of the pow
or which il in me vested by sail Deed of Trust.
will, on Saturday, the Both day Of June, ID. 1850
At the hour of o'clock, in the afternoon of said
day at the Court House door, in the city Of Dav-
export, expose and oterfor sale. Mt public auction
the parcels of land above described, or SO much
thereof shall be necessary satisfy and pay the
amount of said notes. with the interest thereon to
the day OF sale together with all the costs and cx
pensa. attending said sale, costs Of tins notice and
Trustees fees. Upon completion of said saIe. a
Deed viii! be executed in accordance with the
stipulatiors of said Deed of Trust.
Dated the 22d day Of May, A. ID. 1860.
DAVID s. TRUE,
my23-dt. Trustee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-12
WHEREAS. A SPECIAL TAX /,

WhEkkAS. SPECIAL TAX WAS LEV
" led BY the City Council Of the City Of Da, f
export At their regular meeting on the 23d day o,
My, AID. 1850, on the below described property,
ana o. the rate Of fifty cents for each front foot
70 deiraJ the expenses Of laying sidewalks in front
o. said propsrty; Row, therefore, %. s. McNiel,
Clty Marshal Of said City Of Davenport, do here
0y give this public notice, that, in pursuance Of
the ordinance in such case made and provided :
WILL on Friday, the 18th day Of July, A. b. 1860,
at the hour OF two o'clock in the afternoon. and
IN front Of the Csart House In said City, expose
and offer for sale. to the highest bidder Tor cash
the following described property, Cor % much
thereof - shall be necessary 70 satisfy saia sps-
eisl tar, namely:
Lots 4 and 5, in Block 8, City Of Davenport.
together with alley between aid lots. and 50 feet
Of street north Of said Lot s.; slso.
Lots l, ,, >, and s, in Block No. 1, IN Msskin-
toshs I'd Addition 70 the City Of Daveaport; slso,
Lots !, 30 sad Z, in Block No. :, il cid Aask.
iatosh's "a Addition. u
DAvsnronr, lowe, Nay SCH, 4. b. lee.
O. 9. MauH1l,
nyel-deW OF Maslhal.