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TAX ON CD ANaE.

Ihs flags were again well tiropgsd yesterday
" was The great leyse. The press Of business
at sls time Is ai thsr on The landings. From
te ngle Buildings, that we're, to the old Place
Arms, noM Jackson Square. the avee is crowd,
sed I'redace. There aFa hills Of corn, noun
Il tainsof eotson. boat loads nf lenr, pork, bacon,
cts escs, piled as we're, awaiting tralsporta-
1 tiail. the Of making sales and
money fer II same and though the
Hvesst NAG has bssE very nelenant the entire week
\ tss sales move nants have been free The
4 rnlk oyl Tchou rftouias, Poydras and New LeYee
tFaets, y strong fol- good seasons business
I 'lhs receipt of produce from the West are On an
~ ale, and for the Information of the
N Wy FORK Herald and other clustering writers and
ss Heli az tle falaifafs in general, we can
Fay tia ecespts oil braadstnlfs and other produce
fraHi great West are larger than they were at
alls isne iast year and there are now ample sup
aliss5 foTs The consumption Of The South
Ilse hi lowing aEe the comparative receipts Of
some aFtieles fcr the years 1850 -'61 commencing
AFih BIB conifle year, list September:
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received yeste day, from one Of the Senators
rsi shis city, se Fegislature, the following dis
patcIl
ssouer, JanHpy y. 1861.
q y 9. Nixoa y unanimously elected Printer
I I'D sslie Gongeni
y ste absenee " Nixon from the city, We
beg issve " tender, II his behalf, the thanks Of
She u the Conversation for this honorable
confidence and favor. We may only say
saat of Tie Conventions not raisp I'd,
aad that NE 1 duties Of the once
wilal he faithfully met and discharged
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Mime L0ESinlacEt,
The only living natural Gnd highly gifted CAIRyOYANT
has heF residence h No rs Haonne The powers Of her
wonderful aitts when in the Trance Spte grand Sabine
searching md truthful Every changing circumstance lfe Is
faithfully portrayed in language eloquent diclion impress
Sive in delivery, and convincing in its Mime aBauchs
natural talents an Astrooger her The first IN the world
ana er success as onch has raised the Ire of those petty North
ern pretenderS who make This city their winter quarters We
trust our citizens and the public will paouze one whose high
est ambition is 10 be called II Southerner
MADAME LABLAECH.
Residence No % Baronne street. Poydras an Per
dido. i,n n,,,n
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Wonderful IEReets.

Lete Bonsa, of Pisbu two years useless to himself
socey-s martyr Chls Fevercued in less
three weeks and improved in eight hours.
Mary r. BelkDop, sandpsky, Chic almost losing her
well strength by Intermittent Fever with Ghl
restored to health In twenty hours
E Tilon Of Belgrade, Maine, brought from denths do
having suffered for four years. made well in Ave weeks o
proved in two hours.
Aholphe Moubro, Of France relieved hour while trag
Ing in the of The Fort Wayne Chicago Iaroad He
apparently dying with Chis
Ellen R. Benson hoaspoF New York. restored afterseven
years suffering. perfect cure
Thousands of other prevented every month
and not single complaint of the efficiency Of the
ENPECTEEE;
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- l---s---F---- .--s7' :
Use Coat OIL


Why's Because it Is tho cheapest and best light in to as
win be seen from the following table
10 produce the same of light as from
ONE GALLON COAL OIL at 81 25,
1t vii require
gallons Burning Fund.- at sc.................s SO 40
"a Sperm OIL at 81 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81
295 -. Lard Oil, at ST 25....................4 5s
is pounds Sperm Candles at 45c Observation-Disclosures. 10
221G =. star sc. at Northumberland. g "a
Persons who wish try it satisfy themselves as to It's
value, will find large stock of LAMPS and continued
supply of the OIL. at
No. rs COMMERCIAL PLACE,
ATTY DUCRD RIcEslt
In purchasing lamps, that you Ia7e good BURNER
and good CHIMNEY; either of these being imperfect de-
stroys the value of the Lamp.
Use MerrilTs Patent Burner
.. Aud the
FRENCH GLASS CHIMNEY,
Which stands the greatest heat without breaking
Always on hand
KEROSENE AND COAL OILS,
.. For sale in quantities to suit purchasers
SOUTHERN MADE PARAFFINE CANDLES
beautiful article greatly sqpercr 10 and cheaper than
WAX or SPERM
E~Ca examine the and prices, which have been
GREATLY REDUCED
S. W. MOVES,
ia25 ar5t No. IS Commercial Place N O.
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Champagne !

GHAS. FARRE, LATE MAX SUTATYE 6 CO..
Rheims,
Purgeyos 10 the Courts Of Fsuce Span and Prussia also IL
the celebrated Wellington Club, London
Sery, Cabinet, Imperial aud Vim Angas IN qrar ript
AMI f Pnts, for sale by the principal Grocer8 and Win.
Daaets.
RBF- Orders for direct Importation received by
$. D. GRATIAA & CO.,
my E4n 50 Cuscnhn,l.n street.
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lle afs isAsie ather has greatly retarded
fle loading q Vessels. III the meantime ifeirhts
sNe been ailyancing To rates higher than las baen
saCSsil oryeafs, ana, to carry out the Old sdage
lse ha JIG the snn shines. 1t was talked ii
tiie cotton presses, or The propris.
tors aieregii had been Id canYention ana delibera.
aee nII nhancing fhe price Of COMPRISING cotton
rel lively bearing to the ADVANCE in
Essisssl hope the owners Of presses and
geaotses II not follow hold meeting to con.
siisT sn apeing the rates Of rents As Tor the
resell weeks ago to exact
hieAefgafes. If has generally been supposed that
Was cheap and bofets plenty at tiis time.
II these Increase Of charges has to come ont of
Cotton in tle eil3l S5aer the compress
lns ot cotton Al ee per sla pays the pro.
irjetors pf presses and warehouses, how much
IRpge ~ tlipy reAlizs 1t 81 per hais? We SUP
sose fhe Aae q Three yin not have To be called
answer tfe above question.
talilaehto l tis English mails of tie aatn
10 eatne through yesterday. Though Tie Asia,s
otsr poatal asrafg efusngs viii ia all pro.
bahility be saileyAat III coAiasionfar q time. AS
toy ae f'ulie dispat efles oyer tho telegraph from
Ne z q ADD shipgton, no credenee whatever
~ them. fine, the telegraph aa BECOME
sofeftbfe nnisanee aaa caused more dana 90
Eia lessas numerically fiaanoially and politf-
hsn oil al#er slistpsbancas and conFn Isions
eogiplnsds Il llaa heeofl 4 monstroas eyil.
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Patent office .EgecE,assicag Reports.

Received through the hands of the Hon. John Slell one
hundred and fifty copies of tho U. s. PATENT OFFICE ME-
CHANlCAL REPORTS OF 1850 Persons DESTROYS of obtain.
ing copies, will please apply to the Undersigned.
ial9 2n6t DANIEL EDWARDS
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IsGsisI.ATly.a I3ncUMESTs. We are indebted to
Hon. H. NJ Patterson. State Senator, and Hon. B.
d Deirecae, state Treasurer, for sunary Legislative
documents,
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the Toilet.
"ERRFELIo" Is THE TRUE sEGEET or BEAUTY
"TREFEfIO" Curesall Frup!Ions.
"TREFELIO" sofens the Skin
"TREFELTO" RcautiGcs the Skin
"TREFELIO" Eradicates uunor
"TREFEIIO" 50 cents bottle
Particularly adapted to cnaiog few drony rou~s
Ia tine waerfor Bathing is doeouay refreshing ami syery
leg, giving the Skin Fre4huess Elasticity gc
8ri'tanGy and PurtCooling end InvgoralI reiars IA,
flesh firm and Of aahngr richness euty re1aoyea al
fEnptions. Immensely popular among tia I.adieH
Ac4E"'5oId everywhere at ~ certs L tottle
Sold wholesale and retail by JAMES SyAiE No IRA Fsrn
street, md by Druggists generally.
TILE6TON d Co,
Iay25 Eply General Agents 48 Broadway Nav Y,r+
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hsg- serring's Patent Champion Fire nna
Burglar Proof SAFES Nos 81 and 81 ayer street. New
teams. 2rtf
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E5 We are indebted to the author G. a. Predi-
gasa, for d patriotic Z Canfata' III French, led
catnd % tile Ilonisiaaa oianseefs the words by
Henri nnbnist sind the music b. DC. Prediganl.
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AA ais Under obligations to III. q. ]. Nc
Kaever, III adams Express. for very late papers.
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SesUeS q. ztyssgor,
IMPORTER OF FINE OLD WINE. LIQUORS, ETC.
T3 and III Royal street,

SeSUeES z. Ity8sgos',
| IMPORTER OF FINE OLD WINE, LIQUORS, ETC,
| lib osaa1 10 Royal street,
Has in store large supply of the celebrated r
boUHY CHAMPAGNE nquartsand pins also other brands
| VIZ: CHARLES HH1DSEICE, PIPER HFIDSEICK, PAR
AihNflHs Hnd other brands Of inferior quality. have
large assortment of the hest Old Sherries such as AMONTII
| L.AD0, TOPAZ, SIERRA, GOLDEN DUFF GORDON and
ANUHOR Observation-Disclosures MADEIRA of
direct mportatioR other Mndeas or lower grade sreror
Old London Dry Dock PORT other Ports Of less grade
The celebrated SA2ARAC IES-Vn,age 1896 1888
1862 and So5a large supply always on hand All grades Of
CLARET and WHITE WINES in glass and wood. WITS
hGS-Sootch and Irish, Old Rye Bourbon Wheat Wits.
kys SCOTCH ALE and PORTER in pints and quarts COR
nlALS ETC. Ny usual of The WINES which
will be sold reasonable any the CITY,
SEWELL T. TAYLOR.
OF 2ptf Nos. 10 and 15 ROYAL street
As to the above Bra1ies, Sterrc5 Madeas Ports and Cham
p"gnes am satisfied 10 house in the city produce good
Or BETTER Mt the same prices Any house have dozen of
each named wines they produce the same price
or pay two prices if they cnot the judges dseested
parties the same is good with any thing have for sale in the
ratio.
MIG 2ptf sEWELL T. TAYLOR.
kso0fs, Shoes EssatS EBs'ogtsses,
AT WHoLEsALE
S"PPheu Win pFline bncnlnS BDOIS, Rns5et
BRoGANs Wool Mexican Palm Leal Straw and sanpeachy
HATS, at tho lowest market prices by
FROST Il CO.,
No. 10 Magazine street, New Orleans
Hats, Caps, etc., at Wholesale.
We constantly receiving general orten of SIX and
Fur Cashmere Panama. eghorn Straw Palm Leaf Mexican
and Wool HATS, at the lowest market prices, by
FROST & CO.,
iyl3 2p&W No. 10 Magazine street, New orleans
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1t then proposed that the office o Third Lieutenant
corporated with that of Surgeon. Adopted.
Capt Owens, who this tine had absent
his appearance. On bling informed Of the position he held
the company Capt Owens thanks the
ferred and promised his best enieayors promote
interests Of The corps adding his unhappy
should have arisen such Importance
quarrel with those whom few months ago. haled
brothers But that if the occasion presented ITSELF
doubt that tie Varieties youuteo would be found ready to
meet the emergency.
AT the conclusion CT his remarks three hearty cheers were
given for our Captan,''
On moou the Secretary ordered prepare copies of
minutes Of the meeting for the officers.
On moon it ordered that the commissioned officers act
in committee TO determine upon the Tactics Of
An amendment offered increase the Ave-
which was adopted
Capt Owens then appointed Sergeant FeneIon Corporal
Steclnan in addition TO the first officers.
On motion of Mr. LeGingwel the instructed
to decide the uniform, bylaws aud constitution gen
eFal rules for the proper organization of The corps
The committee then ordered to-rrport at the next
meeting
On notion Lent Collins act future as Sec
Rotary.
The objects Of the meeting being attained TO ad
jonrn i'll order and prevailed, subject the
Captain.
T. B. McDONOUGH,
d24 ,rptary tenn
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MILITARY Eactscs,

PUBLrsHED by ORDER OF THE
WAR DEPARTMENT..
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Robert P5skr5ye

|
ROBERT PITKIN,
| MI 2pf II and Is Camp street.
--latest French Styles.
HATS AND CAPS,
GENTLEMEN. YOUTHS AND BOYS.
| FIQUET * BOUvET,
under the City Hote)
Have opened ENTIRE NEW STOCK of the above named
Goods which they have imported DIRECT FROM PARIS.
It consists in of Gonls silk and Fur Dress BUSINESS
and TRAVELLING HATS and CAPS; Youths, Boys and
Ghildrens zoUAVE and CHAssEUE GAPS, and FANCY
VELVET CAPS of every variety.
N. B-MILITARY CAPS of every description MADE TO
ORDER in any quantity.
Gentlenen's FINE DRESS HATS also manufactured to
order with dispatch and prompttude n26 2p3neod
sB0Nvtst G!oves. Joa4uEgt GE0ves.
JUST RECEIVED
A large invoice of GENUINE JoUYIN GLOVES. for La.
dies and Gentlemen.
Also
fresh assortment of DRESS TRIMMINGS, BELTS, etc.
LION Il ANDREE,
81 and 56.Royal street,
jas 2otf Benyire at.
sh0sU Case Ey'0s'es'oonp,
No. 95 CANAL STREET, NEW ORLEANS,
Over Wilson L Tunison's Jewery Establishment.
All kinds of GLASS SHOW CASES on hand and made to
order consisting Of Silver Plated German Silver Rosewood
Mahogany, Walnut and Pine.
jas 2pif GEORGE HOFFMAN.
y7eaD E'e,5 Goods.
f. r. Fl - r. d Q N,
27............... CHARITIES STREET.
Has just opened his Fall Stock Of BoNNETs FLOWERS,
DREss TRIMMINGS, MANTILLAs, cLoAKs, eta.
oe2 2pSn
4EA4s5'&GgEes5"e.
RE1U8E BEaOLE4EITS 81 EsEA,vEE1,
ss4 and 1856 Broadway,
NEW YORK,
IMPORTERS AND yoB8ERS or
F'oreigzl and Dom estic Hardware,
CUTLERY AND GUNS.
Manufacturers OF RIFLES and DERRINGER PISTOLS.
Inventors OF The CAST Steel oval-Eye COTTON HOES.
Sole Agents for r. P. B:uGA Celebrated AXES
SUGAR sKIltMERs, LADIES and CANE KNIVES.
ANv1I.s VICES, CHAINS, PLANTATION TooI.s,e etc.
saeloenes furnished by rail. aonstiop. fy2l Folly
EE1c9zE E"et12ea'. BV"tsS2 E0Gzpcs~.
j. j. MvERs,
No. So Charities street,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in French American PA
PER uANGrNGs, BORDERS, CORNERS OAKS and MAR
BriI1S in every variety.
Partjcnar attention maid work in his line dlG 2ply
SOssESses'1e Shoe Store.
j. ". BRIGHAM,
wHOLEsALE-
IN BOOTS AND SHOES,
No. 81 Magazine Street,
Keeps constantly hand we'll selected stock manufactured
expressly FOR the New 0r'o"ns trade. o22 2oGm
ET'iSs0ss y z'sssa5a0sa,
S5.,,....... CANAL STREET.
Fine Watches, j ewelz,y,
SILVER AND PLATED WARE, GUNS, CUTLERY,
d3l 2ptf etc. etc etc -
JNes'GglGaass' HKGSeE,
CORNER ST. CHARLES AND CANAL STREETS
xoxsE-1rANs.
The most conveniently located House in
,y.
a 7 .D RATES
Per ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $500
aPer Week ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. II 90
Per Week. (bcard only ..................,... 8 90
BRET Il HATJER
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INSTRUCTION IN Field ARTILLERY.

l.
INSTRUCTION IN FIELD ARTILLERY
Prepared by Board of Artillery Officers. I2mo s. so
WAR DEPARTMENT. March 6, 1860
Tho system of instruction Field Artillery prepaed by
Board OF Light Artillery Officers pursuant from tins
Department having been approved by the President
with published for the information and government of the
Army.
All exercises annuvres aud farms parade not embraced
in this sys prohibited in the Light Artillery and those
herein prescribed will he strictly observed.
JOHN B, FLOYD Secretary Of War.
IL
HARDEE'S TACTICS.
Rifle and Light Infantry Tactics fol- the exercise and psiar,.
of troops when acting light infantry or rieupn
Prepared under the direction Of Department. by
Breyet lieutenant Colonel W j. uNrGen United States
Army In two Volumes Vol. I-SehOoIs Of the Sol icr
and Company; Instructions for Skirraishers Vol. IL
School Of the Battalion. 81 81.
III.
CAVALRY TACTICS
Published by order OF the War Department First Parscsoo
mounted Second PArt-SChoo Trooper: of the Pin.
toon, and of the Squadron Mounted. Third Par-Evolu-
lions of II Regiment. Three vols. lSmo So 10.
"
McCLELLAN'S BAYoNEr EXERCISES.
Manual of BayoDot for the use of the
Army of The United States. By George B. Mcclellan Can.
ain Firs Regiment Cavalry, L. a. Pointed by order Of
the War Department. One vol. svo 81 Is.
J.B. LlPPlNCOTT & CO.,
PHILADELPHIA.
JCopes of the above will be sent by mail rostpad
on receipt of the price by the Publishers ja23 2p6t
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Goat l.! G0UE !!

Buy your Coal at the CITY COAL OFFICE IS Exchange
Place, opposite Old Post Office which We are still selling at
Sixty Cents per Barrel,
Hard or Soft Times.
jail 2pl5t p. H. WILLARD
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tfexlg, US agent under slle st. Charles
Hotel has sent Is Harp Magazine for February.
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ENPECTEEE /;
PERSIAN FEVER ouAaM.
Try it, Frove il, Exs,osy..it.

And make known its wonderful powers virtues that those
who suffer- or who threatened with suffering may beled to
use simple nnoaous preparation furnished by the fed of
Nature for .am
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Flte excess this season over the last is greater
than ~ any egiaus year, pro rata. For the In
fgr1pAti0n OF Northern sensationists and pensly.a-
llaeRss Ne have fO ssy that there are large sup
y plies III addltioE known to be on the way: that
tlae Fee cent charge af Judge smalley on treason to
the EN- York rand lnrg cannot prevent the Mis-
ssiEpi river from flowing towards aud past New
OFeans The DC Mexico nor viii ii interfare
gIth tis millions 81 dollars Of prednse from folew
ipg lle same eeurss that Mr. Judge snallep,s
definition of Wllat constitutes treason sprison
of tfesapn win receive very slieht regard On tl,e
boIslers III try mississippi river and tributaries.
TharefcFe, The " estern merchants ana traders If
New Orleans, Their friends and patrons, viii con.
tillis all kinds OF breadstuffs ana prov
aieils be they articles contiaba1ld Of war Or NOT
spectiye of al judges and grand jury findings
atss East! ~ Is Unsurpassed thatany United
itdge Ia tic West Will charge 4 grand iury
u any nonsense as the n ew England Judge
ssraalle
Iiiere Yrs some inquiry, E When will Louisiana
mi of tlle set MP for Ierself?a; 1t viii
nas eIlaang slays. Some Of our old residents want
nnt te II defer cooperation for the pres
that tlle State should not "a into the
posed soaIthaEn Gonfederaey fol tie present
lase gFas soiiie of freights and the co,ltiau
sgsed scarcity pf toanag One hundred and ten Ves
saels ere Designated as having cleared, sailed ana
w sail for tbs port previous to tie I5th
tse earitirae, win Be stiff and
one penny rsf ib Gotten was paid 10
a ~ the vessels IN port are now ken
# aDEesgn vessels, vie learn there are only
tea frana BEe nlep and some fifteen Is
FFssssg Bsitish az french vessels there las been
pFe III poFs season hi any tonnage that
xR4
III 1asisi. ears do vessels
{salsslef t5a afapesu were regular traders
sfailoe ana oslis i ort.
slls n n vance Ithe position
Is aacilt to il falliag Of, ana there
The following il
csspy ri a SLIP clearance from the port III
lssFleAssii IS tlle ilsW order
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Boots, Shoes esseS EBTogNns,
AT Wholesale,

Plantations supplied with prime Ditching BOOTS Rsset
BRoGANs Wool Mexican Palm Leat Straw and Eampeachy
HATS, at tho lowest market prices by
FROST Il CO.,
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FsaFly Subscriptions, 80 " the Week, 20 Cents,

5AsavertE ses1eats Inserted At The usnai rates a
ussrai disaeais made v regular aagertissts.
gvestrly ~ tJreseeast Il pablshea every ss4ur-
n9FsanEs sunsefisei, ins4rsbly in nd va1ee.
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NATURES GRAND RESTORATIVE

The terrible maady known FEVER AND AGuE has
snitten hundreds Of thousands of world
and has till met Ny successful fed
al treatment That has not produced severe
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--latest French Styles.

(Under the City Hotel)
Hare opened ENTIRE NEW STOCK Of the above named
Goods, which they have imported DIRECT FROM PARIS
It consists in of ens silk and Fur RESS BUSINESS
and TRAVELLING HATS md CAPS; Youths, Boys and
Ghdren's zoUAVE and CHAsSEUR CAPS, and FANCY
VELVET CAPS of every variety.
N. B.-MILITARY CAPS of every description MADE TO
ORDER in any quantity.
Genemens FINE DRESS HATS also manufactured ia
order with dispatch and pr0nptiude. n2f 2p3rneod
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sgaaii an soEETII fstfsiL ~ Al
s 80 ts:s' /: ss3ss These are to certify ill
asa I, lgia p In il iaay concern That
ssaaf Master or Com
& s ~ sinandeisof tile ------ called
l assEE sttIe -, of burden
sS. n. s11sh easolfsa ~ ~ tong or tlersahouts
mounted with guns
tad NTH men, and bound to, bay.
15as on afd per annexed manifest hath
aaa elearea his vessel according 10 law.
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FRIDAY aItoIsaaTSiiia i j NJ AIRY rs, 1861.
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4. q. Nfsg0s z5saator snna Proprietor.
All 3
r. II afH6s4s NO ~ esNTP STREET
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-23

TNRUSTEE'S SALE.-Whereas, on the 18th
1 day Of December, A. D., 1859, Hugh Kelsey
and Sarah L. kelsey, his wife, Of Scott county,
Iowa, executed unto Austin Corbin, ~ Trustee, a
certain deed of Trust, conveying to said Trustee
the land in Scott county, Iowa, described as fol-
lows, to-wit: part Of the north east fractional
quarter ct section No. two(2,) township No. sew
enty-nine t79,) of range No. tive So east Of the
9TH L. bounded and described as follows, to-
wit: Commencing ut tho south west corner OF
one acre Of ground decided by 4. Pinneo, guardian
OF the heirs of Hazel Pinneo, deceased, BY order
o. 1ne county Court OF Scott county, to Timothy
Searl, commencing vt the aforesaid south v est
corner, and running thence east forty.eight ,4sl
feet; thence north ten QO) rods thenc west
forty-eight (4S) feet, and thence ssuth
ten (lol rods to the place Of begin
ming which said conveyance was made by
the said Hugh Kelsey and wife, for the purpose
OF securing the pay ment ofonc certain promi
note and the interest thereon, signed by said Hugh
Kelsey, dated the 18th day Of December. A. H.,
tS39. for tho sum of one hundred and forty one
and % 100 dollars, due in one year after date to
the order of stephen Thompson, at the Banking
House OF Mackl"t Corbin, with interest at the
rate OF ten per cent. from date About one hun
dred dollars has been paid, and tho balance is
due.
And now, said note having become duo and paw
able, and the said Hugh Kelsey having failed to
pay the same, except in rartsas above. Austin
SorOln, 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, the 2sth day OF December, a
d., at thehour Of nine o'clock, in the forenoon
Of said day, at the Court House door
in the City Of Davenport, expose and offer for
sale at public auction for cash, the parcel of land
above described, much tn ercof as shall be nee
esary to satisfy and pay the amount of said note
and the interest thereon to the day of
with all the costs and expenses attending said
sale, costs Of this notice and trustee sfees
Dated the I'd day Of December, A. u 1861.
AUSTIN CORBIN,
dc2 dts Trustee.