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The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-06-01

THc Lorgcd Rem Of P'iildTds On Rcc-
oyd-Thr Cleveland Herald publishes the
following account Of an extraordinary run
At billiards made by Michael Foley, Esq
a professional player, who it will be re'n"m-
bercd lately held forth" at the Ice House
Billiard Saloon ut this place whore hy his
skiiiiul playing he soon Laid every one OF
orr onoteurs-.ra,-" and all--totally in
the shade
ON Saturday evening Mr.. Michael 70
lev. a Cleveland professional, made, at his
rooms on Bank street, the largest run at
billiards on record. Foley had commenced
regular game and made one count when
his opponent i'll playing, pocketed his
own ball leaving the others in the string
Foley played carefully, made three shots
| and got the two red balls in a corner; here
! he kept chem for two hours, making the
ruprccedeuted number Of 3, 46J. The red
| balls were at no time frozen or IN me
Jaw" but lying between one and twf
+! inches apart, and each about an inch iron
the corners of the pocket. The playin;
was with the right and left hands alter
atelv. The time was as remarkable a
the number counted the first 500 point
were made in 20 minutes; the fourth 90
in lG minutes. The 3,465 points wer
counted in hours and 10 minutes. Thi
run exceeds by some hundreds any cour
nj caroms on record.
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,,yAssvN Of TisE SOUTH.

DESIGN, Of tie G"aticai and 'Trac"rr"us
Administration at Washington. l.gr"m-
stances have a. clearly developed Their
infamous. aims rs the spear OF ltheFiei
disclosed the naked dclormity Of the FRINGE
of hell Will protesting. with their I'pS'
,L,t thcv had no intention to invade the
South, they have, all the while, been task
ing their ingenuity to raise men and money
for that crpress purpose. Every art'hce'
that Internal malice and cunning could IN
vent, has been adopted to hull into apathy
the seeded States, until they were ready
to march upon her soil
--", multitude like which the populous North
Poured never from her frozen io'ns
To p:,,s Rhcnc of the panaw,'
md with an unexpected and overwhcim-
pino attack. either reduce her to suhJectlon'
or blot her from existence. But we could
not be deceived by their speclous preten-
SEES. Their purposes were forescen and
nroyidcd for. And now we are IN the best
noss;bIe condition to meet these Northern
barbarians though they come like dcluge
on our borders. We are firmly united
among ourselves. We have hundreds OF
thousands O, brave hearts and strong
hands. We have all the siucws OF war.
And victory and glory are ours; defeat
and modification and disgrace are theirs
Il is true that the circumstances whic!
, surround us are appalling. They should
summon every man to duty. War Is upon
us-cirH war with all its untold and in
ldiscribabl, horrors. Earth has no curse
, ike love 10 hatred turned there is NJ
strife 50 bitter and relentless rs that be
tween kindred there is no war SO ficrc'
and cxtcrninating as civil WARRIOR it is
war offclIow-citizens, Of friends, of kindred
But the war is not one of our own seek
ing. 1t is waged in spite of our carnes
and incessant remoustranccs against !
And it IL as malignant ard ylndictive
Z, it is uncallcd for. 1t is a war OF invasio
on the one side, and of the defence ct a
that is dearest to us in homo and kindre
on the other. 1t is war for an idea o
the one side, and for holy and eternal prl'
e. ciplcs on the other. 1t is war oga'"
ed the Divine government on their side, al
ID, in suppoH Of that government on ours tc
st. theinstitution of slavery, to destroy whi'
on has led to this insane crusade against l
os was inauguratcd by God himself, and W
on endorsed and sanctioned by Christ and /
Apostles. TIE result, however, is by
, means doubtful. Tho pen of inspirati
has engrosscd the issue of the conflict
~ .''cac graphic words "But viii reno
- tar from You the Northern army, and "
~ drive him into a Land barren and desola
~" with his face TO the east saa, and his h
I've der parts towards the utmost sea; and
III, stencil shall come MP, and his ill-sa'
WI shall como UP, because he hath done gr
Things. che'u cH'eIl"I" NV "PF''"
' sion, then, as to the result. If our II
" and means are inadequate TO e1pel
W." Northern barbariaus from our soil, rat
',g than we should be defeated by so inglori
an enemy, the destroying angel will spr
,i his wings on the blast, and snite the
'''' yalcrs with sword Of celestial temper
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ALPHA
fCommunicated
Regulating the. Town

Some rpiacrcanis, on toe night Of Friday last
taking advantage of the sbsence OF the paiTo''
consequent on the great fsti~ae undergone 10y
all on that day. committed various nocturnal DIP
relations, such "a tearing down fences and let
ting cattle into honest citizens enclosures, carr
ing away vehicles, up-tuIning and bnasng the
same. tearing gates which were locked, from their
hinges, breaking sign-boards, &c &c; and y IN
more dabolical cunning than Success, tri'o to
charge these midnight dcpredations on the mem
bers o. the Hope Fire Company. We trust the
public Is aware that the mission Of this gallant
company IS, protection to all good citizens N then
person aud property, and that under their fu'uT'
title of the "Alexandris Hope Defencibrs,' the!
will evincc their readiness 10 so on all occasions
A man who IS supposed to know the Parii'
concerned in Friday nights transactions but
who refuses to give names until compelled TO q
80 BY the proper authorities. exonerat"s this com
rar- from any participation a Il
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TERIS :

SrRscprrrIoN-Four Dollars pr annum' IN al
vance if no, PAID within SIS Months trem IN
,in,e Of subscribing, Fiv. Dollars. No snhscup-
ton taken for a period ct bNS than fA
months.
ApyrRrrsIxG- acknowledgements ir"rt'd a' 'h'
rate Of One Dollar per square ns ten Hh'S "'
less for the first insertion. and ! NY GUS lo'
each additional publication. Ad''r'l''' 'l.i
,nrcaripg at intervals will b" charged each
lime IN, price of first Publication, tP"n
yearly achievements II liberal discount viii pc
HisGr mi
opIruARY NuTNTs. when over square WIZ L"
CHARGED At the regular rates OF advertising
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-06-01

lV' The fine passenger packet hA-
PIDES, Capt. {. powTI' with =; D.
BaRsTow in the office, will arrive at Alex
andria every Monday, and leave tor New
Orleans every Wednesday.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-06-01

VRR.v. w. G. Howard ID. H., will
preach in the City Iallto-morrow morning
ut 1 o'clock.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-06-01

RrrJGrous NoTICE.-Through"lt the
South Christians are holding prayer meet
ing4 for the special object of praying tor
cur country and its defenders. With tins
view a Union prayer meeting will be held
at the Methodist Episcopal Church IN
Alexandria every Thursday Evening; at
s o'clock. All arc urgently requested to
attend.
Alex Nav 25th. lSGl. PA%roE.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-06-01

Lincoin's Forthcoming lessagc.--"Ion'
the Washington correspondent OF the Bal
timore Sun, in speaking of the forthcoming
message of President Lincoln to Congress,
says:
Some giimmerings Of the presidents
intended message to Congress now and
then appear 1t is reported that he VIII
recommend certain amendments to the
constitution, and the submission OF the
same to the state legislatures. it Is even
said that one of these proposed amend
ments will provide that the Southern Sen
ators shall have a vote upon all Legislative
acts affecting southern interests in the mat
ter of slavery. For the rest, the legisla
ton Of Congress is already foreshadowe
hy the executive proclamation.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-06-01

Speaking of errors of the press Mr..
Pvcroft relates in his ways and Words
of Men and Letters" a conversation he
had with a printer:
Really" said the printer, gentlemen
should not place such unlimited confidence
in the eyesight of our hard-worked and
half-blinded reader of proofs; for | an
ashamed to say thai we utterly ruined one
poet through a ludicrous misprint.' ON
deed and what was the unhappy line =
"Whv, sir, the poet intended to say
See the pale martyr in sheet OF fire
instead Of which we made him say-'Se
the pale martyr ,cith his SHIRT on fire. o
course the reviewers made the most OF
blunder 80 entertaining TO their readers
and the poor gentleman was never hear
OF more in the field Of literature.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-06-01

Charles Lever, the novelist, died al
Spezz,a IL the Latter part of AYrii.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-06-01

EARLY CoTToN BLooMs-We have re-
ccivcd full cotton bloom which opened
on tho plantation of our esteemed friend,
the Hon. Lewis Texada, on Tuesday last
We learn that one also had been found on
Sunday last. upon the plantation of Thos
Neal, Esq. These are the earliest cotton
blooms we have heard of this season.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-06-01

LvELY.-The FRANKLIN ~. Mary y
Planters Banner of the 10Th ult, say;
Our town appeared pretty lively on Mon
day evening last. The beer in the Willow
street Beer House war rather strong, and
it called forth five shooters, brickha's'
knives, angry words and largn crowd Of
adrniring spectators, the constable acting
as President Of the assembled sovcrci@u5.
A little blood flowed, llt:e glass was
! broken, and two men were politely invited
to take tea and spend the night in jail
Night cloaed in and there end''h The chap
ter. They mustn't have their beer 20
strong. Somebody will get hurt one ofthese
days.
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~ The following Ii sample OF tho
numerous letters constantly receiving for
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters:

VFNfNUtTtf 7, July - F7-''-
Wessrs Rosteiter & smith. Pittsbnrg, Pa
Gents As we ar strangers. herewith "nc'ose
YOU twenty-eight dol as tor foul dozen Ho-ettrI
Stomach Bitters, which posse forward vla Miah-
igan Southern Railroad. Iol.dJ, Ohio, and Gay
! ton Station. ] have purchased several dozen
! bottles a; Toledo this SWumer but -h' 'a'' D. on
! the increase so ni-ch that wish 90 'p"a oucct
+r,de with WOW. ! was Induced 20 Try your Bit
,srs By nv ph7sician. for the Liver Complaint.
and received such material aid thai have recon-
mended !, 10 ot,-r, and have sod about Two
DIN ner week 70! some time. / have all kinds
of medicine in my store, but there IS nOar that
can go checrfttliy and tFuthigly recommend D
vour Bitters, for know they have helped me be-
yorG nv expectation. Ygus Ie s5-r tf-,fc,
- rI.i0 VII SOE
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-06-01

Major Andrew J. Donclson is about en-
t,rinr the field in active service in detcn
Of the South. Where is Fillmore, tho
ran on the same ticket with him for high
honors in 1856? He Is with Edward Ev
erett And Donolson stands with drawn
sword bv the side OF John Bell Of Ten
npsSec.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-06-01

Tue ZoUAvEs.-These celebrated ar.
tistes performed at this place on Tuesday
aud Wednesday last, to moderate audjen-
ccs. We were duly on hand the first
night to see the "cIcphant,' hut as the
actors spoke entirely in French, We could
comprehend but little of its true merits a.
Tho few however who could understand
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-20
Master Commissioner Sale.

peleuah W. Huntington 4 !. !,ls.
> Henry ". D Dorsmus stsl. ny a Si'SSrl -
DYvIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
ID to me directed, from the Court Of Common Pleas
Of RrankIin county Ohio will offer for sale OF the door
Of the Court House, In the city Of Columbus, on III
Saturday, the goth day Of April, A. Dsls6i,
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock, M. and o'clock r.
NJ the following described real estate situate In the Coun
" Of Prankin and State Of Ohio, to Wit Lot No. Of
subdivision Of outiot No. in the city Of Columbus;
Ohio Aiso tract OF land In section 10, hasection IL
and H. Townships ange22, Refugee lspdsj beginning
at The centre Of the colunbus Granville Plank Road
thence with the centre ofsad road north deg east l25
feet south deg 40 min vest parallel with east line Of
said wcox land and 122K feet therefrom 40 poles to
the north line Of tract belonging TO Thomas Sparrow,
thence with north line Of sparros land north % deg
west I25K feet Its intersection OF east line Of said
Wcoxs land thence north deg 20 min. east With east
line Of said Wicoxs, % 40 poles TO the beginning
Lot No. 2appraised at 81, 900. "a. r8EfasiA(fin, -
80 " r = . a.w. HUFFMAN, Sheriff q
Printers fees 90 90. and Master Commissioner.
march lo-dlt1tW. .g... /" THrfrT IaiIHl an
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c.,r. I, o,wnon pl,,. rranNlin County, Ohio

.
~. iSavs9s I. isslsod r R''sltlss lis-
m nm RUIESUANUE OF rmE gRDER Oh
te 0ouFf n This oase 10 me iasued will oIer fol
saeo0t tho deorof The Court Houae N the qiy of 90
and iaiS : \; o'eiocf, SiS' r X. N = :,
On Thursday, the nth day OF April, 1861,
the following described real estAte situate in jacobson
Fownship Franklin county, Ohio, and In Virginia MIL
tary Survey bounded a follows beginning ati
stake and two bur oaks 70 lot md
g. smead survey no. 6ils running thence yss' seysp
north 10 degrees west poles to two white oaks ant
black oak, thence east rs poles to stake near thre
white oas In the east lne OF said lot thence south
degrees east o4k poles 70 the begnning containing for
ty.three acret more or less. Appraised at el,4oo-
Terms Of sale one-thrd In hand, In oneand 10 tw'
years. with interest from day Of sale, and payments
i march,: assSas: itdatw q. W. HUFFMAN, Sheriff.
III. O. NOBLE, Atty. afi1' Vp tffN ~
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; "a oao From the Gazette, Davenport. Iowa. ~
Mr.. spadipg would not connect his name with an ar
ticle he did not knoso to possess real merit.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-20

thatwas ever before the public. ~
No change 5fdiet ever the best you can
and get enough oft. tf 1lCig 31ii 7sir N
DmEcTloNs FOR usr-Adults one table spoonful per
over ten years, dessert
from Eve to eight years. tea spoonful As no directions
can be applicable to all constitutions take sufficient to
operate on the bowels twice aday. H ~ saiargS 6
iGlsalam % Yours truly; ~, ;, :, !,
Price 81 90 per bottle. For yevefy druggist in
The United States. o. isgf 81 iifF TX sep2ldkWIy.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-20

iioa From the Democrat, st. Cloud, Mimi N
If you are or have been, troubled with the headache
send for box, (Cephafc PiiIs) that you may have
them in case OF an attack. ~ iQ" $4,000 0op
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-20

As these 7sstionidis teere unsolicited 5g Mn. aPALD
mo, they Ggord Unqnestfondtte PROOF oths Df-
d. T., cacy Of this truly scientific dtscorcry. m
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-20

From the Examiner Norfolk, Va. ~
They have been tested in more than thousand cases
win entare success nt.a 1aJ q, 30 gssH-gl gas
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Master Commissioners Sale.

Master Commissioners Sale.
austayus SWANS B1ecutorS re .1ls !. slias -'
b. y. ~ Superior Court.
Haldamond Orary ct al. esn.a qff
VIRTUE OF AN OR DER OFsALE
ID 70 ne directed from the Superior Court Of Frank.
lin county Ohio will offer for sale at the door Of the
Court House, In the oity o. Columbus, on y ss!
Tuesday, the 2ad day Of April, A. D. 1861,
between the hour OF 10 o'clock A M.and O'clock P.
NJ the following described real estate situate In
ty Of Franklin and State Of Ohio and city OF 70
wit lot No. $780, to be divided BY line, to begin on the
front line Of the lot 81 feet south Of the northwest corn
err thence eastwardly "a feet on line parallel with the
north and south lines Of the lott thence norhwardly
feet on line parallel with The east and wes lines Of the
lot; thence eastwardly 30 feet on line parallel With the
north and south lines Of the lot; thence nothWsrdy ls
feet on line parallel with the east and west lines Of ths
lott thence eastwardly line parallel with the north
and south lines Of the lot TO the east line thereof
Apprasfd at--Ror the North part, $1,000. lll3r =
do =. For the South part, $1,000. -. o.
LOCO iAA q. W. HUFFMAN, Sheriff,
- y Soc and Master Commissioner.
Printers fees, o. so. 20 a3 marchl-dlt&w4w
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Sheriff s Sale.
SheriT's Sale.
John W. Baker

80 John hw,la w. Baker l'r,, sup.,,s, o,ar..
Joseph b. Stewart, ct al,) b'r- gg'g sa (.
DF vIRTUE OF A WRIT OF VENDI
/ ID 70 me directed, from the Superior Court Of
Of he Court House, in the city Of Columbus. on J,
| Saturday, the 3Oth day of March, A. D. 1861,
the following described real estate, situate In the
county Of Franklin, and State Of Ohio, to Wit The
und yided Of inlot No, 632 In he city Of 0o-
AppraIsed At 81, 1875, @, w, HUFFMAN, Sheriff,
ps,nter,s sees n oo sssq 1yf - SS2si' S'i'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-20

eosg n. From the Examiner, Norfolk, Va. ,.,rg.
CephalIc Pills accomplish the object for which they
were made, viz. Cure Of headache in all It's forms
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-20

JAnuhTy D, I5OI' - y
HENRY @. sPALDINo
81 No, 48 Cedar st., My. t.fet4st
DEAR Sra:
Enclosed find twenty FIVE cents, (25) for which send
box OF Cephallc Pills. kend TO address OF Rev. VIM
O. Filler, Reynoldsburg, franklin Co., Ohio.
Your I'ilIs aoork ike chdrnt-cars Headache al.
most tastdRter.
Truly yours, i"etAin
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e From the Kanawha valley Star, Kanawha, va.e9
~ We aresure that persons suffering with the headache
who try thems will stick to them. s.e.,.. s,sno.,
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Sherif'st Sale.

James Tucker and wife b ~, - -g.e. y
vs.. Common Pleas. ~
g3 Elias L. Hughes } t2 .fali' fa.ty "a
DYVIRTUE OF A WHIIOF vENDI
ID 70 me directed, from the Court Of Common Pleas, o.
Franklin county, Ohio wloer for sale, at the door Of
the Court House in the city Of Columbus, on
Monday, the 18th day of April. A. D. 1861,
between the hours Of 10 O'clock A. M. and o'clock
p NJ the following described real estate situate In the
County OF franklin, and State OF Ohio. to-w Lot No
% In John and Henry Milers Addition to the city Of
--I.',-r, "a brs'.1f.,, G. w, HUFFMAN, Sheriff,
Printer'sfeesoS. ~ /.
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IEE GEElIE,SI

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an ieSiksglI Ion .I,ss.s - ~ y,
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w 0F VHE AtrE. ..s
Irs.r, - iNA sdia -.-Nt-Arr sa - :"
n9u. KENNEDY. OF ROxBURY;
l has discovered In one Of our common pasture weeds
aremedy that cures A" s'e'' .lhV, 1 ~ i"D
a IT, T%s1 ~e TT.....S>,. fci
!, Lively A1uQ Oh AuxnVAJ
n ~ = e IN FROM ,gg..i 1iie5 assos
N. ,.,.,.. u...s., s..-.,... ..,nr,o, p,yrnla
A-o vs,'s so.y'1ts uVwAA n = so.'-
He has tried over eleven hundred cases, and new
or failed except In two cases. both thunder humor He
In bis possession over one hundred certificates Of
its value, all within twenty miles Of Boston.
mon,S D''''ea are Tarran'ea 70 cure nui''"s 'O''
One 10 three battles woure The woru kind Of pmples
on the face 80 ii "a c1-',s = ---7 ~
Two or three bottles will clear the system Of bilea.
Dottes are warranted to cure the worst eankef 10
'nT Tb,oa %oa,n "a % a.. ..1mnGn hn,s,n 49,. ~
Kind q Rysipslas. las egI. : 4 al. p )e.
% TWO Dot'es are warranted to cure All humor In
TNS hottie, ara varyanted N o,,s r,n,ro ,bs
ase . 20 cure running he ears
An1 1 U,o'cneS ~ ~, s%ong tne ~ nan. All
vrnv ,csr. 70 cqie corrupt ano
T,na IsottIe ss,, =. -. - ,s,,,cH
To ~ bvan % te,,ie. S sesy u.sP.vn u tns skm.
tro, warrn'eu 70 cure tns Worh'
Two or three bottles are warranted to cure the most
desperate case q h,sa ,heumatism. III. a
Five "a eight bottles wifi re sSs worst case of scro
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2iqmo' From the st. Louis Democrat. 'ssos8W
The immense demand for the article toephalic Pfis)
Is rapidly increasing.
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Master Commissioners Sale.

j. Bernard Sheridan sgId silim % . yiigoi
Jane, S;;., S;; J, i. Superior C'er'.ellrpq
DY VIRTUE OF. AN ORDEm OF SALE
ID 10 ne directed from the Superior Court OF
Franklin county Ohio, will offer for sale At the door Of
the Court House. IN the Ci,yof oolurnbusion irsI
Monday, the lst day Of April, "A. ID. 1861
between me hours o. 10 O'Clock a. m anu o'clock D.
M. the following described real estate. situate IN he
county OF Franklin and State OF Ohio, topit Lot No.
twelve, M In sulliyants Addition 70 he town q Frank,
% Appraised al $4,000 WOO eAsasaiA sAi ri {.
CIV, HUFFMAN, Sheriff
febq6-dltvit. and Master Commissioner,
Printer fees $500, - a. 81 !,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-20

From the Western R. R. Gazette, Chicago, III.
We heartily endorse Mr. spsuidng, and his unriyaIed
Oephaiic Pills. iisw NA 81 'ayia.nisigmd2
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-15
a,saOl

T>RUSTEE'S SALE.-Whercss. on the 3lst
! day Of January, a. d., 1850, D erdiuand BeckeI
executed unto Geo. =. G. Dow . Trustee, : Cor
landed OF Trust, conveying 70 aid Trustee the
lana - scott county, Iowa. described - follows.
to-Wt: The northeast quarter Of section No.
twenty-one lid In township No. seven y-nine
l!s,l north OF range No. hvs Is, east of the
otn r: ~; which said conveyance vas made by
the said Ferdinand Beckett for the purpose OF So
curing the payment Of fsur certain prsmis,orv
notes And the interest thereon, signed By aid
ferd'nsnd Bi ckel, dated The 3lstdsy Of January.
A. D., 1860, and 20 yabie ~ foIlows: Ono for the
sum of six hundred and 6,ty dollars, due Anil
LIST, 1860 oss for Ave HUNDRED dollsrs. due Ami
ist. 1851 ono for eight hundred doilan due pril
LIST, 1862, and for one hundred dollars, due ApriI
let. 1862 all to the order Of +. n. Cutting with
interest payable annually, st the rats Of ten per
cent. from December let, 1853, aad due st the
Banking Houss Of Ascklot 4 Corbin, and eli Of
said notes gwen u pars payment q purchase
And now, said two arst described notes having
become due and payable, and tho said Becksi
having failed 70 pay tho same, excepting the
sum Of three hundred and forty dollars on
the first named note, !, Geo. b. G. Dow.
Trustee - aforesaid, do hereby give this public
notice, that By virtue Of the power which
IT, in me vested BY sid Decd Of Trust,
A. D. 1861, q The hour q nine o'clock
in the forenoon Of said day, Ct the Court House
door,in the city Of Davenport expose and OF, for
sale at public auctisn, the parcel Of land above
described much thereof . shall be necssssrv
to satisfy aDdpay the amount Of saidn0tes III tho
interest thereon 20 the day Of sale together With
all the costs and expenses attending said ALE
costs Of this notice and Trustes's fees.
Dated the 18th day Of April A. d. 1861.
=, GEO. >. Q. Dow,
apr3Ol Trustee.