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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-22
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, pECEMRER o. 1850

heavy weather The brig A. Forrest Gillespie fr Ha"p'0'
Read, .ail,d day pre- lu' III. ,ro,, Nov q,
min "no 10 order Has s1perisn ed very nsryy "o thg5
y 90 Cape Msy ttoke Br schr Pr aiden- nom >" MT ~
Ere Torrent Montgomery Palme Oct u pa,,"d o,'S ~
Oc is fruit Me'cafk uncm Dc Gee. - s w. =
iii b. l. swan tof Npwlven, rnde hsys5ast 2 ~
orapess to r Tov Go Of Newaven where inc 'e'''
OI I, IahS Bartlett 7 Domingo ny vi, Dc
T nS,s .Gy.1 TS 20 Z ns%ore died
BE sIrn (r Cre,nor. - John " - u dys pienes,s 0
Pha5rjlis Returned 10 this po on account OF we W
90 d,rre tia size nd nj reach The city " M .s.s
f'iy YIN Moore fof Psngorl Tapley Mes oct ti ~
Gbalar Nov L. ni, to advery heavy ihef w. u
BI Reed cgs St Martini i'm, y 9g s sa q '''
Brie Msnricio Du,cb) Schroeder Curacao Nov ~ NICE
B,, Rob@. Howe wains Bermuda l6 days in ballast to
HsSsir: So CO. r1 snppe Sunderland days coal TO A.
VII, Co Co. Had sone very heavy weather.
Eiie b. Mansfield Wallace, ssgua 10 days sugar anu "'''
s Sapor rosway Malaga e5 days fruit to sge s Ce1
:s rG e. Fs we vide eg osssl e tasos
over hoord cargo lghen the vessel sno' '' ~
E s, s Del Non none Daore La6ec Phdph % 4y
wave Rreakwaer being heavy could not get to r""
scbr James Smith hbo"n yap% hs,yy n sSd T.
GALS been blown of the edge Of the Gun lost DECK
Sb, L. s. Davis Alder Savannah 10 days. cotton Nc to
MrCreadv Mott Co ss7days N Of haiees' WIN ne'S
y. r. RstH' -. e.....L r J.,. sb;n tfn'er To
Jonathan Beers Co. Has experienced heavy r. g"" 1851
boat SC. . 49, - u ~
Dec oranges to master Experiences hoaVy "'a'ne' iOf s
schT nay sh Salyesn % d,y cotton Sc to e.i,s G,
scLr w A. Grihen tof Fall Rer Bordrn Granada Dec
fruit 20 master , ,,,--,...,.t
Schr hallenge rl Leblanc, Bermuda II days salt to Cob
ton 4 Haley ~ Boston. Experienced heavy weather .
scr A. w Mcclellan, Faulkner St. Martins 20 days salt 70
j Foulkes Sons . , -, - -,
schr Ralph Post Rowey, Apaachicon II days cotton and
hides 20 Ralph Port 80.
scr Dan Smith Martin, Havana 10 days, fruit to master
Had heavy weather: vas DAYS ~ of Hatieraa
Schr Darby Rogers Beaufort ~ G., DAYS naval sofes
n D. G. Murray. Had heavy ~ F.. weather. lost boat , ,
schr Life Boat tof Newbuyportl Reed htyasuez, r. 10
dsys orsners to g. w. Lewi- q Co.
Sfhr = II. Abbott. Smith, Baltimore days, coal
Schr Mountain Eagle Re diet n. Newport ship timber
Scht. Direct. ReyeTidpe Virginia days, ols'ers
Srhr. G Conoyer Holman New Brnuswtck days rosL .
Steiner Delaware Cannon Philadelphia, mdse and psss te
y. PoTki's. 49,,
Steamer Pelican Bake Providence. mdse TO sesc OdeL
BEL owl ship, 2 bsrks and briggs unknown
sAILED-Seamships Moth Star Aspiuwa De Soto Ney''
ORLEANS and Havana ship Anora (Brl Lyerpoo schr Emily
ih. Monieyidec, $50 m, u,
WTND-Sunset g.
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Passengers Arrived

Ia Ct1amslip Fzpirs Cify Ne OTeGnS and Hdt0nd
r. w Harper Z. Archibald C. T. Barker, Mrs Chester Mrs
and child NJ Cody Mr.. Orion j. Annele Penaly a.
n Iaege Beachen J. Caroline Cunen Du@r Rodnsuez J. IT,
Chamberlain, Green r. Roig, T. Gwn, WesieFVelt j. Nalen
tire. =, -,
IN Bo,k TYrol1 Jyon Tuys hldnd-Cap Upton. Mr. Black
s officer Mr. Chandler I'd ooer James Montord cook-s Of
bark Lansrk =.
In bark Taoreya. from BuenOs Ayye'%r Walker and
family.
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Italian Affairs Unchanged.
THE CAPTURE OF PEKiN.

ST. JoRSs, N. T., f day Dec. 81, 1860
TIE Sc anship Fulton, from t'amrtoa on the Eth
it., arIived Off Cape Race at O'Clock on Friday
morning whele sle iuereeItei by the news yacht
cf tie Associated Press.
Her sdvices three days later tan those received
BY the Persia, at New-York.
The steamship Canada from Boston arrived at Liver
pool On the 9th inst
Tie steamship City of Baltimore. from New-YOrk,
arrived at Queenstown the evening of the llh inst
Tie Fulton has 500 tuns of merchandise, $4,000 in
sp, Gle and 1919 passengers
Tie Fulton reports, December IA, lat so 30, lon.
10 lV, Tased ship Moniabello. bound east.
irauce had granted an amnesty 10 the French jour
1als for PREVIOUS nfactions of the press law.
Tie Sardnians would await the fall Of Gaeta before
sunr.oniug the Citadel Of Messiua to surrender In
case e refusal hey would besiege it.
Aeitaions prevailed in the Danubian Principalities
AID tPesth.
Tie Austrian Ministerial crisis over.
P,kn m rendered to the Allies on the 18th of 0cto-
Der and Welded 10 all their demands. The Emperor
Summer palace was sacked, and an enormous amount
Of sIoils taken. Tie Emperor aud the Tartar army
Lad all fed Nothing was to be Of the enemy a!
PeLin. Tie allied forces viii winter at Pekin. They
were encsnped on the walls, and all in good
feahh. Col. parkcs ard Lock, and thirteen SOLDIER,
h.d cen released Bul little hope felt for the re-
turn Of Coli. Blabazon and BOwlby, and other French
officers who were missing Norman Andersonhad died
of brutal treatment.
new aid distinct rebellion was reported at
Sfanglae.
BatAvian affairs were improving.
Tie Calcutta Government bad recommended the
BOMBAY Government for all India.
In the London Stock market American railway Sc
euft,s fat
LATEST.
SOUTHAMPTON, Dec. 10, 1869.
TIE City Of Manchester sailed to-day from Liverpool
fr New York, with about S3S, GOO in specie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-22
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LIvEErOoL Corr MAREETThe sales Of Cot, IN on Mon
achd 1870 bales including 5oO TO ecU-
srs ard piieIs the nsIket closed quiet bat steady AID
Quotations .rs generally unchanged
TRAuE RfrOKI sdyces from Manchester are uuiavcr
.e the ma i easier bat quotations h M
ed nj for CuTTON CLOTHs The MAKE is gery duh
IUypp.O BhE. DS1t MARKET. - b eadsints were ac-
III aud bad been slight sdysice OH a.! qualities Wake
held Nash Co. and ReLs dson, Spence Co report Flour
L., sp aid teudci cy aid has sdys cad 81 al n Dol
Gu tati, 6a3l Wheat acii and advanced a5d 9
e.pni; Rel extern. IL d2 d; Wife. ii dIIJ. Corn up
wsd in az sdva,c. Of 3D. Mixed aud Yellow which
suotsd az so sal. White, 50 AL
LNEhruol PKOys On MARKRT.-The Provision market IS
r.Derflv dul feei dsll Pork quiet, Bacon quiet Lard
eru fellow steBdy a 556dsS
noI PkonrCN N,RXEr-Suear steady. Coffee qnet
Rice Quiet Resin heavy Common i. quoted at liG5
Asles- quiet PeaIls steady Splits Of TuFpenine dali At
81 cd 80
LovpoS steady, with an advance on
al dec iuijons Of American SOAR duh RICE dull
arr ess but uuasIed CoTEE steady TgA-Small de nd,
and prices weak. -, -. -
81 for dividend.
American SrOt ks-1he latest sses linO ientra
Rshoeo shares 2ld2l discount; NewYok Central road
isaac; FIie Railroad shafes, 35i 036
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-22
Relief for Kanss

Relief for Ksnsas.-TO THE PUBLiC.-Tbs under
signed fntrs carry into eject The OBJECTS o.
meeting citizens held Al 'he Cooper nyttDe, IN this city,
ON The 2,h inst the relief NJ the suee by famine In
kansa. would make The fOll~ ing representation u u
ma certain desrtb o. provisions In that Territory
likely 10 produce the si consequences. The Winter
grain Autumn prisd 10 consequence OF the drouth
noo,. and other roots which the settlers depended 70
make up this oss In like utterly failed 10 the pas
tunes and grounds the wihered and died In ey
Burner under the hest hutdes 10 The number II s CON
pusd of thirty thousand have ef the Territory 20 seek go-
pnce IN States mUliiUde ye, remain who have neither
be Of emigsg money 70 procure lood nom tho
region north hem where the Gro have been
abundant II Il enated that thirty thousand people are In hs
rresdf condition many If whom II not soon r'eye1 must
teray die Of starvation and many more must Pe,n ~ no
hiah accompany fsmine The people II the western
Ssts have provided eou abe qusD Of gain Tor tsii re-
lief bat money Is waning convey these 10 their dtnaion
n ere never was In the j1dsn M 81 the Commute 1
making more claim The liberia ty or tbs p3bh ~
TO be hoped that every and ely Of the state VI" JON m
This worn II charity and that coec ions will be made Iof tho
sufferers In all our churches - 81. &c.
Any donations IN money ended for the relief OF the sfere
NAV ke sent 10 John H. WILLIAMS ssq, President Of the
METROPOLITAN Bank who be. consented 20 act az oo lrsle
or 10 any other member of the Committee Any donstio1s OF
nature the NJ Committee OF mo
site Of which the puhic s1ll be duly Informed
WILLIAM &. ERIANT, ~ mtIIhDI
DANIEL LORD, THADDEUS hdAiI,,,,
MORRIS KETCHUh, GREENE y bhOHSOri.
JOHN F. WILLIAMS, CHARLES w kLLiOli,
SFTu r. Hunt DANIEL DREW,
CHARLES H. MARSHALL
tn. beg leave that the American Express
Company generously offered N deliver clothing directed 10
+" General POMEHOY AiciioD K. IT, free Of charge
Ecg.i orb lee. H. 1870.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-22

7, g. CEBRY. No. 45a Broadway.
TUB DRiGGs PASo COMPANY, No. t67 Broome street.
GRoSEsrKis Hale corner Canal and Hudson streets.7
y J. lIsLEY Co, No. 2a6 Bowery.
FURs, ROLES, &C.
IT e,e articles are, properly speaking, the compl-
mems of tie So ason."
Grxrss BAZAAR. Nos. sO7 and SO BrosdsAy
LEOPOLD LANG No 90 Maiden lane.
MARK ]. KING No. 81 Broadway
JoHy j. BgSsoN No. 40 Canal street,
e. @. GusrHgR Sous. No 46Msiden lane.
sIGyrSp GoGE, No. - Eroldwny.
+. II. PHILLIPS No. 25s Grand street.
De VoE No. 307 Broadway.
HATS AND CAPS.
Gyyry's Bl.AR Nos 5O1 and Sl3 Brosdwsy.
Rso1s No. 2l2 Broadway.
UrsT DUsRsRURy 20 Lesry Co. 'oI hOusc'
THoxAs RErSoLDs & Co, No. 800 Canal street
CARPETS.
G,oRer s. L. HY,rT No 10 Canal street and No 81 Howard
street.
HnAr AsDEasos sign Of the Golden Eagle, Bowery near
Hester street
eo,opoy H,Rr No. $50 Broadway.
FERGUSON Bios, No. 35 Broadway.
JEWELRY, &C.
sou1rE LANDER No. o. Fulton street
GEoReE HoGG No. 261 Broadway.
CuLnEEr BRoTnERs No IA Broadway
A. C. BENEDICT No. 20 3owery,
CONFECTIONERY.
Irco~Pr.s No 235 Greenwich street.
p,D,vv 4 Co corner Of Chambers and Hudson strssts
W,,u.y T,yroH's saloon, No. SIS Broadway.
SKATES.
CoNovrH WAIVER, No. IA Broadway
NN SEYMOUR s. Co, No. Chatham square.
HENRY CroxwEII, No Barclay street.
PHIsEAs snITH, No Ala Broadway
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Disasters. &5c.

Tux May ELLABETH, from Monteydeo Oct ~ Wcnt
ashore on Friday morning 2st ati clock on HooSaWsy BAT
Assistance be- been sent 10 her.
Tuy RFCgIsG SCHR NORMA Weeks len on Thursdly even
the assistance u the bark ashore Hens6ad Beach
Tar FARM MYRTLE from Macos to Bansok sailed June aud
had no, arrived M 10 Oct II ia feared she ost in tho ter
be phoon Of June in the China Seas The boil, az
Myc n 1876 s9J tuus and owned by "akemsn, Dnoh TO-
If New. ORR.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-22

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
gnu-Rses7:2I sets.........4 :37 Moon Sets. 20i
man
candy Hook, III GOV lsGnd 3l2 He'll 1aie... rs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-22
nv telegraph.

ETW-ORLEANS Dec BAR. ships s. Adams, Liverpool
J. Merrick Glasgow; Jenny Lind St. Thomas Missouri ne"
York bark Fey p', Bordea"G. -, -, r.,
Dec AR ships adanah Statesman, and f. Augusta iy
ernool Caroline Nesnh Grayeseud Walter Lord Cad bsr
MeAcO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-22

Dec a. lat q 90 ion 90 ship West Wind, from ca.o for
Hsmpt u Rosd-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-22
Orean Steamers.

TOR SOUTHAMPTON aud HAVRE.-0n
4 SATURDAY, jan the United States mail Full
TON, WOTToN. Commander vii sail from Pier No. 81
North River foot Of Seaehst u noon.
This steamship posed for safety and comrt has double
Wgm.. der deck, inco-ed 81 sater tight compartments
which besde other results tend In the event Of eoion
strsdns keep the pumps fee u work and toe y
Of vrssel ard passengers
Passage Ia second Cabin. f75 zxd $50.
For freight or passage apply 10 SAMUEL NJ FOX,
GEO. MACKENZIE
Agents, No. Broslwsy.
a IA win Feb 4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-22
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

THE FULTON OFF CAPE RACE.
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Ncw-Yorl. Harlem and Albany Rrilrnah.

Nrw-iarl. Harlem and Albany Railroad.
MlOk1AN1 ChANGE ~ EAfRESS TRAINS
On and enet Monday, Pee. e. 1860 Express Train for
Albany, connecting With the few-Nork Central Rairosd
tud ho'lrn ktosd will frou and rryon.roS
near city Hail. NvwioIk Leave At m 10 M aud 4:20
~.
Cans ll'O tart from 2thst Station at 1.2o n lo25 a. n
ard 4i5 ~.
li.Get foJ and baggage chtrked through 10 all points
Plet saLt provided for srurris Civ ll
sslhn JOHN BURCHlLL, A,.t Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-22

tn. r,vou,v-.ecoud Ward German Repnhlicss
hssor,.,Ian hi propes called meeting held on THURS
Jsy Dec ~ ELECTED tie IN wing officers for the year 5 IA
ADAM ROFDIGER, Pre.irnt'
VAL. KOON. kce.Presitent
ROBERT r.. HILBlG, Hec9,iog osct,,nJ
JOHN MEYER, Corresponding SECRETARY.
JOHN MAG, President.
ADAM ROHpiGRR, Secretary.
Fsurtccnta Ward Republican AssOc'afteo.-Pw-
ai 10 call election q the Asoci<,ch Tor tho
ensuing year meet hrd Mt No 4B Brooms g. aud The
following officer. dolly elected President John Ken
nedy; Vice Charters a. Birdseys I'd VICE RESIDENT
Nism A. Diez Treasurer, Norman Cook RECORDING seere-
Norman Cook vi CORES ~, ~ a.,
-. oL.'H"i~''' '''''''s
J. P. KzsSEDY, Ist Viee-Preadont
H. J. Owens
joins PLrscEErT, inspectors.
NORsAs Coon, 5R.)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-22

CTEAM WEEKLY between NEW-YORK and
~ tEkPoOL lAndiss AID .pbarkLs Coeees
D~p lirsNdD Tn- Liverpool -ev yors AID PhilaeslrAa
S.snsbp Company ntsd ii-p~tshns their ta powered Clyde
,.ilt iron St.snisnips ~ follows;
kSFhAhOp...... ..s. sascrday Jan
tLd SATURDAY, nooL from Ptsr a. Nc 5k hivsr.
FIRST CASiE..........sTS SrTERA9E.......u...er
Yet CsbiI " Lehsor.... q S'--rss- ~ Londsa..u.. 70
Sssssse return akets good to IA n5DtEs ~
?~--ag-rs Scr~ -rdej " Psr- 5-vr- HanAnrx Brner,
fccs-caI. Antwerp ke-. % reduced through teIes
Persons ~his &c bis ,-I ia4s bay r.cxels kSs
foloNi. Cs.s Ne. f0Ek. ftoU iiysrpool
Ftr Cain as ts3 Art s,@ s.eorase tom liver.
.si ssr roO .lB1- sto~s. e1
These SsIDs, svo .p-rsF accommodation tor
I'D psrs,o 3.-gsoas T.ey bud: E 6.sy dSe
'cor ssecrs a,d hsvv Pssri .i. Annihiasos beard
sor ther iufo.msos apply IL liverpool 20 Ws IskAd,
ss-ui No. - v ,i-<s, IN 9ls-so~ q VIM. thNAN Ne
80. Saoch H. -rseLstovu &c w. d. 5El HOCR
90 tn Loason 10 sIvss MACY. No 81 Eias william -
NJ ?.ris To yUlls 0tCouE Nc s2So- d. 10 Bosrs- 10 Pi
,5epbia 70 !ok. 4 VALE No To- Nanc the Sone-
,.ry' O@o-s TcHN q. DALE, ksect
40 % RrosdvsvSS Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-22

CHEMlCAL BANK. New.York, Dec. -, lsoo'II
Y The President and rhcctor, q this 51ns have ms d 70
rlared OuartrN dividend Of six tb) ffR GENT fle
stOckh,dsIs on ,na amer WEDNESDAY the "a Jay Jse'
neat p e!drl vl DE p:1L {. T. NlLLLA5a, N----'"
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HESry II. LKxps huctionecr.

HRSHy II. LEEps kuctioneer. -,
It LEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
H made by Narcotic RonI. Sc about 100 very yAusos
OH PAINT lNGS real Mene anu other BRONLk> MAkobs
SrA1UARY order by 1sdo.n in Italy tnT the Pss.s
wuer.-HtNRl IA. LEEDS q CO. viii sell 81 anotoai On
MONDAY lee "a at 10y ocleck ii The private resdeuee "
Eat l2thst between Universty plsce and broad~s "a
nthe FURNll RE contSned IN said house which = al ~
costly deception made by Narcotic ROM. and DcA1
ogeheT wth about 100 hrst class OIL PAINTINGS ~ p
hart HasiuclcVrr. Muller Shlyer, Sen Herring NoksJJ'
Sclagp, r. schmidt Schl,senger Laien de Metz 49,,
Ntytassat leclus. Csssilear Lasse Iambiue ana otn
Also very 6ue MARBLE sTNrU AIRY two pieces i'r *
III eli ioI The pnstnt owner by TsdenL iSse.Ast
REAL RONlhS. by Mtte and 0lhars. Tie aoo'e 49,
zen on Sstudpy pa inst the day before the sale and W.
worthy o "a nation.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-12
augl3-dts
T>RUsTEE,s sALE,-wur.sAs. on th. l3

TRUSTEE'S 3ALE.-WugRBAs, on the 18th
u day OF June "A. ID. 1858, James Macintosh and
Melissa J. Macintosh, his wife, Of Scott Co.. Iowa.
executed unto David >. True, - Trustee, . csr-
tain Deed Of Trust, conveying TO said Trustee the
land in Scott county. lows. described - follows
to Wit: L. No. .wo (2) Of Block No ten (l0), 81
Mack iDtosh's subdivision Of bloeEs Nos. nine -
and ten ,lO), Of Mackintosh's Second Addition q
the city of Davenport; Lots No. two ~ and six
a., in block No. eleven (llh Of Asckintosh' :
SECOND Addition to the city Of Davenport; asd
also Lot No. eight (8), in Block No. four ~ Of
Mackinto.h's Subdivision Of Blocks No. three (3)
and four ~. Of Aackintosh's First Abilities 70
the city OF Davenport; and also N undivided
one half part Of Lots No. 6ve 81, six(S) and
seven }, in Block No. twenty four (a4l In the
city Of Davenport; which said convsyanos vas
made by the said James Mackintosh and Aslisss
J. Aackintosh. his wife, for the purpose Of sseur.
ing the payment Of two certain lsomiasory notes,
and the interest thereon, signed b. said James
Mackintosh, dated the l2th day Of Juns, A.. D..
1858, and payable % follows: One for sixteen
hundred and hfty le5ol dollar, payable to b
ssvsn and so-los( 1877 ss-lse. dollass, rsys6is 70
the order Of said Thomas H. Bisssll, Juns 18th.
1859, with interest On each Of said notes as ten
per cent. per snnum after maturity.
And now, sod psomssosy meter having become
due and payable, and the said james Asckistosh
Trustee ~ aforesaid, do hereby give this publie
notice, that BY virtue Of the poser which 10 in
me vested BY said Deed Of Trust. will, on Tees
day, the 18th day Of Septsmbss, 4. D. 1850, q
the hour Of two o'clock II the sftsTnooa u said
day, 1T the Court House door in The city Of Dsvee
export. expose and offer for sale, u public aus
tion. the pasesls Of land above deasibsa, or -
much thereof - shall b su6cisos - satisfy
and pay the amount Of aid notes, With the il.
tersst thereon - the day Of sals. tSSsths With
costs Of this notice and Trustee les. Upos
completion a said ale, Deed will - eIeeuts9
in aeeord anss With the stipslatisas = sid Dssa
ef Trust
Dated The ~ ~ q SeltanAAs AID. 49,.
DAVID 3. 1RUE,
nnGD.AHGD IhDnHoo
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-12
sept cd

TRUSTEES WHEREAS, on the lst day
i Of June, A. d. 1855, Claus Hoeck executed I'M
to Louis A. Mscklot, - r. ustee, certaia Deed Of
Trust conveying to said Trustee the land in Gin
ton couny, Iowa, des ribed - follows, to wit {:
The north west auarter of Section No. Thirty five
(35). in Township No. eighty-one Isl north, Of
Range No. two (2) east Of the 5th p. NJ which
said conveyance vas made by the said Hoeck for
the urpose Of securing the pa, meDt Of two GER
tain promissory notes, and the interest thereon.
signed by said Claus lloeck. dated the lst day Of
June, A. D. 1855, and payable - follows One for
two hundred and forty dollars, and the other for
feur hundred dollars, both due in ten years after
date ut the Banking House Of Macklot / Corbin,
with interest payable annually At the rate Of ton
ter cent
And now, thirty two dollars Of the interest On
Sid note Of four hundred dollars. duo June lst,
1860, having become due and payable, and the
said Claus Hoeck having failed to pay the same.
I, Louis A. Macklot Trustee - aforesaid, do here
by give this public notice, that BY virtue Of the
povcr which il in me vested by said Deed Of
Trust, will. on Saturday, the 9th day Of Septem.
Der. A. H., 1860, 1t the hsur Of nine clock II the
forenoon Of said day, at the Court House door, in
the City Of Davenport expose and S6er for eale, q
public auction, for cash, the parcel Of land shove
descnsed. or % much thereof, - may b necessa-
~ to satisfy and pay the amount Of said interest,
with the interest thereon to the day Of sale, TO-
gethcr with all the csa T. and expenses attending
said sale, costs Of this notice and Trustees fees
Dated the 18th day Of August, A. D., 1850.
LOUIS A. NACKLOT,
augl3-dts Trustee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-12
Alb TO THE
II +. v z u ION FUN ID.
0tuaTtss /" Gold mOunteds' Oil Portrait
Of Washington.

" There u . nsodess ssdnsios on tie basL u sAs
Potomac"
Sons end Dsugthen Of America, through its
length aud breadth, who are desirous Of aiding
the Mount Vernon Ladies' Association u tie
Union" in their noble work-that Of collecting
tely restore and beautify the hOnB Of our beloved
Washington ct Mount Vernon-can render vslua
BILE service TO the cause. BY forming Clubs fron
among their friends Of s, 10, TO- or moro legsons,
and rsmitting; with names. to either Of the Vice
Regents OF Lady Managers Of the Association The
same amount in dollars, for this -autiful copy Of
The great original picture By Gilbert Charles Stu
art, now in possession Of the Boston Athe. sum.
The portrait, executed in oil colors, faithfully
and accurately representing this cAefed'0svrs d
Stuart, 10 cabinet size. and being made tributary
10 the Mount Vernon Fund il ct once IN evidence
Of the patriotism and taste of the purchaser, be-
sides being handsome psrlos ornament. 4 f.
vorsble opportunity is thus offered 70 every fami-
y in tho land, Of contributing 70 this noble Mount
Vernon causs BY the possession Of this portrait
and no memorial can bs treasured Of the great
Chieftain and the Mount Vernon object, than
such sn appropriate and speaking souvenir
This plan, - Of the aids Of collecting means,
10 considered happy one; and for the tribsts Of
one dollar this Offering Of the Association 10 ~
suIG ,nost acceptable.
Parcels Of 5, 70, ~. 50, or 100 copies, viii b
carefully put upsnd sent 70 any poiat Of address,
cd: thus, Eve dollars RENTED for Ave pictures !;
ten dollars for ten twenty fer twenty, 10.
Clubs Of ten, twenty, fifty or more persons, car
remit 70 Ars. Susan L. Pellet, Corresponding 8es-
rotary, ct Richmond, Va, or any Of the o1ces.
representing the Mount Vernon interest Of eshss
States.
Each Of the ohesn will receive all orders, a.d
have them promptly supplied.
Together With weman's pe1uasive inAuence, 10
added that Of the eloquent son Of Aassach usstts,
the Hon. EDWARD EvsEsTT, whose noble efforts
in behalf sf the Association, thus far hsve been
crowned with the highest success, hs hayin9 u
ready contributed, by his own unsssistsd abilities
and mastssiy sloqasncs, spwards Of esy.ooe teths
Fund
N:B.-Pls..: writ: names l:gilly, :. ..eA -
Portrait Subscription in the /" Aount Vernon Re-
cord, also, forward Ill moneys without being reg
kterod.
All Hxpssss Conpaniss throughostthe eosstry,
extending sven to California and Oregon, having
given the Association rss ne Of their routes, par
cells will therefore b forwarded vishost ssy
charge.
Persons viii address and rsnit 70 tAs viss Re.
also, e L. A. Cooley, ESQ.,, q ths Lsdy's Bosk; -
lss Ssss1 laird Street, PsAisdslpsis.
O.lA.osssssd OIL Pesvals % NJ. Evesse.
= faithful and accurate Photographic picture
q 2is gentlsman, 10 Row ready for delivery. i
10 beautifully sxecuted, with appropriate en-.
der.
Clsbs iron to 100 solicited, and forwarded
the ss1e = the Wellington PoTtnit-OAe Dol
lar fer go picture oraessd. "A
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