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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-27

FIRST DISTRICT CoURT-Jidge CoNens-John
kelle Jacques Sheperd, John Hob,on and jacques Am
Thoma, Ward, ged with carrying concealed weapons
Aligned, and entering the plea guilty remanded
Thomas Newcome, Anthony Howe and ]. G. McCleland
arragmen plead guilty the charge of
Jose Lopez, Antonio Munoz and john Downoy, plead not
guilty to the accus .tion of assault with intent to kill.
mntion of the Attorney General continued until Monday
the 29h inst and attachments ordered be Issued absent
On mo ion of the District Attorney sundry nformatons for
larceny .r,I y were were qrd red TO be FLED, su. ..,,,,
Constantine, murder VIM Gallagher murder.
RECORDER EsIERsoN's CoURT.--Susan Cremer,
for being much OF for the Of Mrs Aga,
much for Ma Cunning ThHH street. yesterday
ove'hanled and put under peace bonds.
Antoine te Smith, W. G. harged with trying wash kettle
the heal Of sally Cruu bke c. No. Go Union street
and Johu Rasan CHARGED with tearing the dress scratching
the bosom Of Anne Thompson te vernndah Hotel
missed at he request of their giving prosecutors Wiam
ough and Charles Dover charged by T. r Burke with burg
seat hing q en- McGawley aud Geo Wruley charged by
Mrs Ellen Morgan witt larceny also dismissed.
Joh and Rosra McFearson wee sent prison the charge
OF tvng fire to P0ymia street Ed Fox Jr.,
charged with throwing down John G. Falons The Car
back of he head Anne Dalton charged til abusing and
threatening Johnnnah Sullivan al No 81 Gitod street, and
odges cha ged with beating and kicking Leopold Ng,
Girod street. ragnpd and cooked tor examination.
RECORDER BLAoHE's CoURT.-Martn McGill and
Thomas williams char, with having in their stolen
after Que tN'mnat'on, committed or Hp2ea ance before the
Sedea Ghged with each of The neace, this used
ehag"d and rhe parties prosecuting Rred appearance
dofderly house N rgaret Adams with violation o
c ordinan es and Henry slave Of Petit with having in hs
ceedings were asked for in the several case5.
RECORDER LoNG's CoURT.-Matters are so quiet
in the TIL d District that unable to ise about
Court.
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Rather Binding on Andrew johnson,


The Richmond tVa Examiner publishes the following dis
patch
ITNCHRuRC, VA, April 2.-Andy Johnson late u S. Sena
tor from Tennessee through here day way from
Washington Tennessee large crowd asselnb ed and
groaned him. aud offered him every indgny he deserved in
cueng puing his nose Every effort .de to take him
of The
The demonstrations first suggested by TennesseAu
Gre difficulty eNpeIien ed in restraining tho populate
johnson protected by the conductor Others who begged
that he might be permitted proceed home and let his own
people deal 18th him.
He denc sending message asserting that Tennessee would
furnish her quota OF mon
The Memphis Avalanche of Thursday morning has the follow
ing in reference to the same affair.
ANDY oIINSoNs NOSE PULLED, AND He NEAR BEING HUNG
We heard Of that seized lid of elephants snou
OCCASION aud always himself upon the pre-
text thnl he could not tho temptation pul nose that
he could get bold OF with both hands 1t seems that ANDY
JonSon such mi erabe aor, that at Iynchbufp
could not resist the temptation pull his proboscis
Our citizens heard yesterday with demonstration of
light the indiguity offered Gov johnson on his way from
Wash gon to reenvie His presence Virginia was re.
gard as eXce dnSl offensive Vignians. He was nsuted
at almost depot At Lynchburg his was most hand
somely pulled while he hao groaned Mt by the
c,owd The tra or is meeting his reward
We have heard SINCE from uood authority nt at Iberty in
Bedford county, Va johnson taken from the cars and
placed ound his neck preliminary proposed banging
old citizens Of the tounty begged for syng that on-
lot Off ~
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A NOBLE BUSINESS:


Whilst the mask of pleasure rests upon the pa
riotic labors of the ladies at the fair for the benefit
of the soldiers going away and whilst hundreds of
ladies in the privacy of their homes are quietly
making up soldier clothes, still other ladies are
silently and thoughtfuly doing all that ladies can
do for the soldiers last extremy-the preparation
of lint, for the healing of wounds received in battle.
Many thousands of lives have been saved by means
of lint.
Mrs. f. P. McCants, an esteemed friend of
ours, has, with the aid of her daughters and other
relatives, set about collecting old linen to convert
into lint. There are, Doubtless very many ladies' in
the city who will feel disposed to act upon this more
serious view of the war question Some central
place, at which ladies may quietly meet for this
purpose, is desired; place where ladies from all
parts Of the city may come together and concen-
trate their kind labors. Any one having at dis
posal room for such purpose, room in place
entirely suited to the visits of ladies, will please
address to Mrs. McCants, No. Crescent Row,
Canal street, or leave note at this office.
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"FoET McRAE."--This beautifully decorated and
snmptuousy provided stand divides public admira-
ton with the others. 1t is presided over by Mrs.
Powers, Mrs. G. Shumway, and full share of the
youthful loveliness belonging to such place.
Ihesc ladies have for rattle splendid sewiug-ma-
chine, and beautiful cream-colored pony--the
latter to be seen in front of the building during the
DAY lime. grand piano, worth $500 is also for
rattle in this room.
FoRT PIKE."-Here is another very large and
most spendidy decorated stand, to the left of the
entrance. IL is rigged out with the colors of the
Continental Guards, including the famous pelican
flag which the Guards made out of table-coth
when on duty at Fort Pike; small cannon, and
other ornaments in profusion. There are no tables
more richly laden at the fair The ladies at this
stand Mrs. Phillips, Miss Isabel Phillips, Mrs. Orr
Miss Arabella Piles Miss 7. Peterson, Miss n. L.
Glidden and Miss Laura Lee-all Of the Third Dis
trict. We can safely advise cur friends to visit
Fort Pike" and its lovely garrison. There are
several other tables in this room, the names Of
whose fair hostesses we failed to obtain.
There, now-is'nt this enough for one fair?
Think of the ladies' engaged in it; think of the
noble cause for which it is given; then stay away
if you can.
The fair will be continued next week; and at the
close, we are glad to hear, Prof. La Hache and
other eminent musicians intend giving grand con-
cert, the proceeds to go with those Of the fair.
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The LADIES' MILITARY FAR.-This, the great
est fair ever held in New Orleans, was again tre-
mendously crowded last night. Soldiers, citizens
ladies-the brave, the lovely, and the fair-the
best people of New Orleans-mingled in one
bright and universal jam, amid the prepared
splendor of the place. Some particular account of
this fair extraordinary is given in another column.
Remember, everybody fand think of it keenly at
lunch tme) that the fair is open day and night.
The fair is really and deservedly tremendous
affair.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-27

- New Orleans April %. 1851. }
HI GENERAL ORDER Mo. E2-i. IN OBE-
Nv dence 10 Gerral Orders trou l of tue
Nj m tnde lit Chief the Troops OF this Division will emile
uiy equipped SUNDAY, the 18th inst, 10 O'Clock A.
NJ. i,ey and Canal street. right resting
Levee street
@ Commandes of Corps will be prepared furnish detailed
reports of the number OF escnt and the alb
of their respective commands and report the Division
HEADQUARTERS without delay.
Big H. Fracy LIST Brigade, Brig. Gen. Lahuzan, &c
Brigade Brig Gen Trudean, Louisiana Legion, Major
Battalion Orleans ',uards, and Capt Taylor Light Horst
Guards charged with the execution of Ibis order in he
pecve commands, will Neutral ground aut
both sides of Canal street to the sidewalks ceare.
Major. General full turn Voluutca
Troops of his command his OCCASION as they will bn
viewed by Excelency the Governor and Commander in
Chief
By order of
JOHN l.. LEWIS,
Major General Commanding,
l.. +. FORST ALI, Inspector LIST Division a23 St
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FROM TrxAs.-rhe Galveston News of Tuesday

We learn that Gov Clark has ordered the commander Of the
Texas forces NJ San Antonio Fepn Immediately
with his forces and Summon the united troops In
danoh leave Immediately without ARMS OF 10 Surrender ut
discretion II is understood III United States
ho ps number aoon 1850 The Texas volunteers Ano,
MO only lumber Hbou lUA. The Gnyerno has iv nfs-
patch from Hon John H. Reagan the effect Lincoln has
ordered 5000 tinted SMe! troops azo Santiago Two COM
pAnles being oreRnZ d in Austin Tor home defence
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The FEELING IN BALrmoRE.-The following

r0et T" FfV' fo'FVNK'f0Fo
Baltimore, April S.-A humila,ing day is upon 49, An
hour since hundred of the bect you
imagine ltsaed through baltimore for Washington. These
were from PENNSYLVANIA Our people here toweess bn
to a''s have unaerHby fixed wuvering men,
and being hened by the insults htaped upon
by this Government. mortified distressed fell
uaronnns TINT tese valiant Northern are the
cum of the cnrh in appearances and whole regiment could
be put flight by glance Of BeauC1ard Wig min is
acting this reaches you telegraph will have
flashed the you Look upon Maryland churilably as
would upon brave bound and poweress. When she
act may be broader of my home Our efforts will not
cease aud day of rebnon upon those who have
lranpied us under foot.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-27

A. NJ. Mcneil was arrested Yesterday afternoon
by Chief s officers Isard and Farrell being charged
by Thos. Connolly with the crime of forgery
DR.. J. E, Lockwood was arrested on the affidavit
of j. NJ Durand, charging him with the crime of
bgamy. This is the third time the Doctor has been
arrested on this one and the same charge.
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Mr. J. S. Pellegrins soap factory, at the inter-
section of the Pontchartrain Railroad and the
Marigny Canal, was totally destroyed by fire,
night before last. 1t was fully insured.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-27

II New nrItans Aprii q, 1881
III TO THE PEOPLE OF L0I TS1A Mathis
nv ioVenm Washing on, mhdduned by and the
III sfu maintenance by pnroi ic people of ,her
and lib rites, against its nercenaes in the harhor
Charleston the deem mItron of the Southern people
themselves from the Northern Government has
thrown off the mask, and sustained ny the peple
saveholdng States is actively engaged in evying by
land sbvert liheres destroy your rights aud
to htd your blood soil il have the hnhood
TO resist Rise them people of ouaDa your might In de-
fence Of deares rights and drive back this nsoent bar
barrie foe.
Like brave ancestry olive to perish in the
effort and the flag of surbatnn will fly Southern
soil Rally then, to the proclamation which make on the
regusi0n of Confederate Government.
THOMAS o. MOORE
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-27
DRoCLAMATION BY THE GovERNoR II

President of he Confederate States having
upon the Governor of Louisiana for Five Thouand
iantrr for twelve MONTHS unless dcharged
~ force heiug in addition to the three thousand already
fo Thomas Moor, Governor of the Sta of Lnui inua
do hereby proclaim hat VolnreeTs will be received
with he requisiion of The President Of the Confederate
STATES. Each CompHny Composed of less than
four Frvates four egeRnt four Corporas Captain
First and two Second Lieut., nants.
Vollntees will be received by Companies Baalops Reg
ments Those offering will address Adiuant General ri-
yt nc New orleans I stating the force of heir command
will remain parish IN which they p@rfec themselves
the drill etc. and hold themselves readiness at moments
notice s1hject 10 tht defs OF tte Gov
The Governor appeals the patriotic citzens Of this Ste
this Proclamation for the protection Of tho rights OF
the South G#5E
By order Of: TH0S. O. MOORE.
G vernon ard Commandment Chief.
N. GHlYoT, Adft and Insp'r 6en'l La. &2I0
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SEIZURE OF WAR TEss ELS.
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THE RESERVATIONS or SUPREME COURT JUDGES
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a5,ooo WILL BE THERE TONIGHT.
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The Concentration of Troops at Norfolk.
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AFFAIRS IN vIR GINA.
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fsLeeRApasp 70 TIE NEW osleAss CRESCENT
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THE GospoRr NAVY YAnp.-rhe Norfolk Herald

of he 22d says:
The Flag Of Ga popliai@ Yesterday morning Lieut.
Speiiswnod The Navy, Figinan By bF b, mp the
ag-Stn the IVY Yard he of he Gid Ilornidn with
It's Reknown arms, III fgue libsFy trampii9R ~
wi the glorious Sic i-aud
the it continues in tho breeze
Doors AND snoEs--In consequence Of intended
Mr. Walter A. Pees, No. anal street. IL Offering
large stock ofbools asd shpes at cost priees.
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HEADQUARTERS LOUISIANA MILITIA,
Acknowledgements Office,
H. New Orleans, April % 1861
iii OR BEfsS No. 105 - FOUR REGIMENTS OF
VII Infantry will be received and mustered into the of
I'LL the Confederate Army under the requons by companies
presented companies BntaionS will rendezvous
at city Of New Orleans without delay and will report to the
AdjutantGenerQl By order of
THOs. O. MOORE,
Governor ana Commander in Chief.
NJ. GRIyoT, Adiuant ard Inspector General La a24 If
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Ii OFT e.
have the BLUE OFFICE on the Leyee foot et
anee To recefve Freight aud ign Bills Lsding the Packets
GOLDEN AGE and r. w. POWELL.
Thjs fae affords our friends the opportunity of shipping
DAILY 70 Fof Adams and all intermediate points without in
CURING the 81 EfSE Of stu g ar q sktfa srayage
= o5 If q ~ MANS q CO. Agents.
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HEADQUARTERS lST BRIGADE 1ST DIVISIQS,1
Louisiana Volunteer State Troops. !
New Orleans, April %, 1851. \
T. DRDER NO. =. l. IN OBEDGENGE TO DIVE
S sion order No Y, aud orders from headquarters by lac
YTI Comma derin Chief
III The volunteers of this brigade will assemble fully
euipped posbll at their respective arores SUNDAY
MORNING, the 2Stll inst, Al O'Clock.
s. The line will he formed ut 9 o'clock precisely.
The Cavalry will form St. Charles street. the right
ing OIL south side of Gravier street.
g. The Battalion of Washington Artillery will form st.
Charles street, their right resting the left of the Cavalry
with their battery of guns without cnissons
The I'd Regiment of Infantry will form ST. Charles street
on the left of the Washington Artillery.
7. The LIST Regiment OF Infantry will form Lafayette
Square, the right resting opposite the gate St. Charles
street.
s. Companies belonging this Brigade attached to the
regiments will form Lafayette Square and report direct
the Bgadier. General.
Comp organized and armed will parade whether uni
formed o not
H. Commanding officers Of the different corps will penared
furnish ul detailed reports OF al members absent and
en al their requirements place their respective commands
footing.
H. A. G. Blanchard commanding the I'd Regiment Of
fAntry Capt Geo Cha k of the Coninenals commanding the
LIST Regiment Of Infantry Major j. B. Walton, commanding
the Washing on Ar cry Captains Grey nreuX and Wager
man, commanding the Cavalry and Colnes c. Dehoiseu and
Louis Lay rommandins volunteer companies charged with
the execution of this order.
By order;
f. Il. TRACY, Brigadier- General.
JoHN B. PRADos, Aid de- Camp n24 At
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O. VOLUETEEKS FOR VIRGINIA. = THE
ES 0rlelns Hts Rangers Wish To euto ONE HUNDRED
MEN N addition u ths hsns rompany for immediate
W tive terpics. at5
Asoulerncrs Patriots Rally to yoar cpuntry's call!
a2d N No q5 st Jsssrlss street
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SACRED CoNCERT-A concert of sacred music.
for the benefit of Calvary Church. is to be given at
Christ Church on Monday evening. We acknowl
edge the receipt of apoe invitation to be present
The lovers of sacred music should all be. present.
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HEA QUARTERS LOUISIANA MILITIA
Adiut4nt Generals hfici

l.. +. FoRSTAIIr inspector LIST Division. A23 5
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MORNING, APRIL Fl, 1861.


tELEaRashsD TO TIE NEW osLeAss CRESCENT.
-.+-ssan-44----
AFFAIRS IN yIR GINA.
The Concentration Of Troops at Norfolk,
$4,000 WILL BE THERE TONIGHT.
RICHMOND FULL OF TROOPS.
THE RESERVATIONS or SUPREME COURT JUDGES.
SEIZ URE OF WAR VEsS ELS
Amy Number of Lying Abolition
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HnADQU4afERs LOUISIANA MILITIA,
AGinTant Generals Office, 7
h New Orleans April II, 1861.

d. GENTLEMEN WHO ARE NOT AT PRESENT
E3 members of m,ay companies and who may be desous
f instruction military drill such instruction
" ny leaving their names with the undersigned large
room well adapted ed for Armory, will be at their
service gra and Of West Point Academy has vol
unteer services is Drill Master. GEO Fl. ROIET,
Office of Southern Snoe Manufacturing Co.,
..---- ~ ST L(ihnt len street.
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VOLUME XIV.
Sst|iIitavn glotitrs.

HEADoUARTERs CHALMErTE RIFLE GuARps,7
;, New Orleans. April n 1861
& COMPANY ORDER No, BIN uBEDIENGE
VI Rfgmeta Order No. s, the Chllmete Riffs Guards will
ase 6e ~ fatigue nniform mt their ADory, SUNDAY
Ill AohSiNG 18th inst, at o'clock precisely for inspection
and review. BY order Of;
A. T.. SHAW, Captain,
pTI
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-30
- RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES
BNYAN,S
PUlM0NiC WATERS.

Tho Original Medicine Establishsd In 1887. and
hrse Article OF the kind ever introduced under
tho name Of "PuLxoNIc WAFsRs." in this or
any other country; all other Pumouic Waters
are counterteits. Tho genuine can b. known by
the name BaYAN being stsmped ON sach W..
FER.
BEYAx' .PULn0NIC WAPns
Relieve Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Hoarseness.
BRyAH's PULHoNIC WARNS
Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis Difficult Breathing
BRYAN's PuLMONIc WAvgas
Relieve Splitting Of Blood, Pains in the Chest.
BRYAN's PCLAoNIc WAr RS
relieve incapient Consumption, Lung Diseases
bRYAN's PULMoNIC Warns v
Relieve Irritation Of the Uvula and Tonsils.
BRyAN's PuLNoNlc WARNS
Relieve the above Complaints in Ten Minutes
BRYAK's PUlMoNtC WAPERs
Are blessing to all Glasses and Constitutions
BRYAN's PuLxoxic WARNS
Are adapted for Vosalists and Public Speaksr,.
BRvAS's PuLMowIC WAvERs
Are in simple form, and pleasant 70 tho tasta.
BAyAS's Poi MoEsc Warns
NOT only relieve, but chcct rapid and lasting cures
BRY AVIS PuLNoNTC WArEss
Are warranted to give satisfaction to everv oca
No family should he without . box of
BHrAN's PULnoxIC Warns A si
in the house.
No traveller should be without supply of 4.
bnrAN's PutAcNIC WASuRs .ss
40 person viii ever object 10 give for
= BxYAN's PULnoMC WArsks
Twenty Five Cents. as7
JOB NOSES, Sole Proprietor. Kochest.,. N Y
Sod BY I'll the Druggists in Davenport and chs
novs7 dAwly
m Mr. -
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0~RUSTEE'S SAIE.-Whereas, ON the 3lst
L day Of Jeausry, A. D., l000, ferdinand Beckel
executed unto Geo. :. G. Dow ~ Trustee, Ger
taindeed Of trust, conveying to aid Trustee the
to-wt: The northeast quarter Of section No.
twenty -one tzl,] in township No. seven y-nins
(79,) north Of range No. I've (5,) east Of the
9th r. D.. which said conveyance vas made BY
the said ferdinand Beckett for the purpose Of &C.
curing the Payment Of fsur cc,tAin pssmissory
notes AID the interest thereon, signed By aid
Ferdinand Beckel, dated the 3lst day Of January.
A. D., 1850, and payable - follows Ons for the
sam Of six hundred and city dolIars, due April
lat, 1860 ono fox five huudrsd dollars, due April
LIST, ls6i onef for eight hundred dollars due priI
lst, 1862, and for ons hundred dollars, due April
lat. 1862 al " the order Of r. H. Cutting, with
interest payable annually. st the nts q ten per
cent. from Decsmber 1T. 1859, aud due IT tho
Banking Hosss Of naeklot Corbin, and all Of
money Of said land.
AMI nov, said two 6sst described notes having
become duo and payable. and the said Becksi
having failed 70 pay the zane, excepting the
sum Of three hundvsd and forty dolsTs on
the FIRST named note, l. Geo. .. G. Dow,
Trustee % sfossssid, DO hereby give this public
notice, that y virtss of he power which
Sill. on Saturday, he 1t asy q June,
A. D. 1861, q The hsus u sine o'clock
in the forenoon Of said day, ct the Cssrt House
door, IN the city u Deveopost expose - eGer for
sale 1t public sustise, the paFeel Of land above
described or ~ nuch thereof . shall - necsssry
10 satisfy sndpay the amouut egsasAnslso ith the
interest thereon = The day Of sals together With
costs Of this notice end Trustees fees.
Dated the 9yth Day Of 4 psil 4. b. 1851.
0eO. q. g. DOW,
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J.

- 49, p~AvnunnAa en - o.
s1!lS s5s7sEk -. ssss 49, ssssss; ~
&O. Dow. - 1SweeeI s 800 SssS =
cssse ss@vsgis9 = ~ fnssss - lasass sssss
~ y 49, :. =. ssi 81 = 49, vss -
q section No: s.eh,sea fiS,j q 1svssgip Il.
a z q Is Y. s@1S = =. - 49, ss.. \!
- es.s y - ssatn 90 q.es,G, = sscsioa
ne. sight~ea t1e jim AA - nskip, - tAs -
i iss1 sscs.s:id th:see rs.atsg - YEA eighty
y llsol rods themes dss sssl fo9sy flol n nor,
Or Ices, uetil il intesects the soutkesn hesndssy
line q the nississippi = 11isoeusi 49, theDee
10 an east By south direction aIeae odd scushssn
Boundary liae o. the aid n. = n. laileeaA, until
!, s,1ses aiins dividing sid ssssiea ~ dehtssa
mp thence cue south one hundred ana toe pev
~ roos, noss O. lsse, alosg said Lire dividae
ssi0 sections eighteen u.s. asd seventeen n ~
80 plecs = beginning; which said sssvsyases vas
asoe y the said Hans Sseitsnberg tor me pusposs
49, ~ as ey.s,s q one certain preni,sory
Hans Stol,enberg. dated the lst day of December,
A. D., 1869, and payable - fellows: One vear
Alter dats, "a the oEar a Charles B. Rssiiasr.
ior tho sum Of twenty-five hundred ard thirty
doiam. payable = the e6ss Of Aachles : Corbin
With ,n.eres. q ths rsss q tss pse eat. pr a.
And nov, said pssmissssy nses havins become
due and payable, ard The saia Stoltenberg
having failed to pay the sans, ], Geo. 8. G. Dow
Trustee :: sforssadd do hereby alive this pablo no.
nce, tnst ~ virtue Of the power which 10 in ne
vested y said Dssd Of Trust, | Wall, o. Saturday,
the tsday Of June. 4. D. 1851, q The hour
q nine o'clock n the forssooe Of said day, at the
Court House door, in the city q Davenport, ex-
pose And odsr tor sale, 1t pshlie auslion, the
parcel o. land absvs described, .. % nusA there
Of - shall b necessary 70 satisfy and nav the
amount Of said note, with the interest there
sn to the day Of sale, together with ell the costs
aud expenses attending said sale, costs Of this
notice and Trustees tees.
Dated the 18th day Of April, A. y. 1851.
CLIO. 3. G. DOW,
apgj0l Trustee.