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Hon. Elisha Whittlese,
htclliqencer.

BAD FALL PuLPlT.-The WATERFOWL,
Wis, Daily Ne,os says that stranger by the name
of Henry Hovey, lately made his appearance at
Evans Mills, and called himself a Baptist clergy
man, and being man of some talent, and putting
won the confidence of the community. He COM
menced a revival meeting, and on Sunday the 18th
ult., several were baptized by him. The Baptist
society concluded to settle him as their pastor,
and over $500 was subscribed for that purpose
He managed to obtain $3.50 of the money in some
way, and then went to WATERFOWL and got drunk,
and swore in the streets &c. and soon left for parts
unknown. lie bad a woman with him whom he
called his wife. 1t turns out that Hovey had been
a Baptist clergyman in Princeton, Wisconsin, and
was expelled for drunkenness after which he fell ex
ceedinglY low in debauchery and vice.
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APPOINTMENT OF FIRsr COMPTROLLER OF THE
TREAsURY.-The Hon. VIM. Nj edill having resigned
the office of First Comptroller of the Treasury, we
learn that the President yesterday commissioned
the Hon. Elisha Whitlesey to fill the vacancy thus
created to take effect the lst proximo.
Public rumor having heretofore assigned to Mr..
Wbittlesey the post he is now officially called upon
to fill, we cannot refrain from publishing the fol-
lowing communication, alike credtable to the
Head of the Department and the distinguished cit
zen thus honored
Treasury Department, March Il, 166l.-My Dear
Sir Do you feel able to resume and discharge the
duties of your old position First Comptroller OF
the Treasury? If so, and you are willing to accept
the post, it will afford the greatest pleasure to
recommend to the President the recall to the public
service of an officer so distinguished by probity
and ability. Very respectfully and truly, your
friend, s. p. CHASE.
Hon. Elisha Whittesey.
-NattonaL Intcllinencer
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ap2-law4w
vUHTS Is To GIVE NOTJCE That the snbscri

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri-
! Der has obtained from the Orphans Court of Baltimore
city, letters of administration on the estate of MARY
DAVIES late Of said city, deceased All persons having
claims against the said deceased hereby
lb the same with the vouchers thereof to the subscr
ber before the 9th day of October, 1861 they
otherwise by law, be excluded from all benefit of said
estate All persons indebted said estate requested
day of April, 1861. JOHN SWAN,
ap4-law4w* Administrator.
TN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF BALTIMORE
Il CITY, SITTING IN EQUITY-JANUARY 4th T6I.-
ANDREW BAY Err Us. GEORGE STRAIGHTFORWARD, that
the sale made and reported by Samuel McCintock Con-
stable to VIM Mckinley Justice Of the Peace and by the
said Mckinley this Court be ratified and confirmed,
the 10Th day of April 1861 provided copy of this order be
inserted in newspaper printed in Baltimore in
each OF three successive weeks before the 25h day of April
aforesaid.
The report states the amount of sales to be $780,
GEO f. SANGST0N, Clerk.
True copy, Test-GE0. Z. SANGSTON,
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WESTMINSTER. AprilIl I

w WEsTMINsTER, April IT, 1861.
Wi liam Howard, of East Baltimore, indicted
together with Geo. Sutton and Geo. Peacock in
the fall of 1859, for assaulting with intent to kill
Joseph Barber, was tried in Judge Nelson's court
Yesterday and found guilty of common assault.
Not sentenced. r.
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'tftOnstsrp aaA commercial Rebigh


BALTIMORE, April IL, 1861.
Stocks broke down again at the First Board at New
York to day quite seriously, but they rallied the Sc
cond Board and with two exceptions the leading
stocks closed about the figures on yesterday
The market here quiet, and generally rather heavy
but there very material change in the rates for
any of the leading securities Nothing done in Rail
road shares but Baltimore and Ohio closed at s57H bid
$50 asked, these figures being decline of to on the
closing quotations of yesterday and Northern Contra
left of at $134 bid sl3 asked regular way, For City
6s there inquiry and sales made of SO 900
1905 81 oo0 at OK and 50 600 9s and they left of at
97A bid, 98 asked. A lot of $3.50 Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad extra dividend bonds sold the Board at
81, but this comprised all the transactions in Railroad
bonds. Northern Central 1855 left of 50S bid SIX
asked and Baltimore and Ohio bonds left off at So bid for
1855; 81 4 bid 50 asked for 1855 and 60 bid 81 asked
for the extra dividend bonds For Bank there
inquiry, and sales made of II shares
Bank of Baltimore at $685. and IS shares Franklin Bank
at $1QA The Copper stocks continue very quiet the
only sale TO day being of 100 shares Cambridge at
cts Gardner Hill rather rmer, 81 25 being bid for
1t to-day, which is further advance. Springfield closed
at 81 65 bid $50 asked and Guilfod 30 cts bid so
cts. asked
The rates for foreign Exchange day as follows
viz: London, bankers bills, 107H9l07&, do commercial
do 1o64G1o7 Paris 60 day bills ST 25 do short sight
do, ST. 20; Antwerp ST. 2213; Amsterdam, 4OHG4O4;
Bremen, TX; Hamburg 35a; Cologne, 7lK Frankfort
on theMan, 40&@iI.
At the first board at New York today Missouri 6s dc
cned 81; Tennessee bonds 4 Erie 4; New York Cen
trail 81 Reading S24 Cleveland and Toledo \ Michi-
gan Southern X; Rock Island SIX, and Michigan
Southern guaranteed s4 but the second board Mis-
souri, 6s advanced again X; Erie u New York Central
p; Harlem q; and Reading x Virginia 6's and North
Carolina bonds both closed at yesterdays figures.
We indebted to Mr.. George " McElroy statistical
clerk at the Baltimore Custom House. for the follow ing
statement of the of this city the quarter
ending March 81, 1851:
Imports. yalue
Duty paying... .................. $500 COS
427, 537
So l45
Exports
iota''''' lac,
Statement of tonnage of American and foreign vessels
entering and clearing at the port of Baltimore during
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u.
DECEMBER TERM, lS60.-ANNAPoLIs, April H.
No. l23. Nathaniel Bryan's lessee u.s. William
Harvey. Appeal from the Circuit Court for ALE.
gany county. This case was argued by Thomas ..
McKag aud George A. Pearre for the appellant,
and by Thomas DevecmOn for the apnellee
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..s, BOSTON paper says that New England, if neces.
shs Soss wv .h pour her legions into the South" II
Journal. 1880 % sssFy 1sHF'~~es"psNs
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SUPERIOR CoURr-JupsE MARTIN.

- SUPERIOR COURT-JUDGE MARTIN.
Henry W. Wade The Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company. On trial--A verdict was
rendered in the Forrest case for the complainant
OTHER CoURTs.-No business of public interest
was transacted in any of the other Courts
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BOARD OF TRADE

BUAhU OF TRAD =
Committee Of Arbitration for month T April
EDWARD JENKINS.
III. SPERRY, A. WEBB,
I. I. Joy. A. GROVERMAN LIZ
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-TyHIS rs To GIVE NOTICE, Thai The snbscri.

bers have obtained from the Orphans Court of Bati
city, letters tesamentary the personal estate of
Mrs REBECCA WATERS, late of said city, deceased. All
$ Sians asai;. we Sau e.ats are heity
subscribers, Pennington Read their attorneys, No
Law Buildings, before the 10th day of OCTOBER, 1861
they otherwise, by law be excluded r0 all benefit Of
said estate All indebted to said estate
to make immediate payment to said attorneys
Given under our hands this LIST day of April, 1861.
ELIZABETH A. READ,
CHARLES r. WHITE.
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geaal Aotitts.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE. 7

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri-
Der has obtained from the Orphans Court of Baltimore
city, letters OF administration the personal estate
MARTIN KERNEY, late Of said city, deceased. III per
sons having claims against the said deceased hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof
to the subscriber before the 9Th day of 0oher
they may otherwise by law be excluded all benefit of
said estate persons indebted to said requested
TO make immediate payment. Given under hand this
I'd day of April 1861. JOHN MURRAY, admir-.
STEWART & JOHNS, Attorneys,
20
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INNS IS T0 GIVE N0TLCE That tha snh.

city, Mary land letters of administration the
of Drew LDRlDGE, Jr late of said city, deceased.
having claims against the said estate hereby
warned to exhibit the with the vouchers thereof
the subscriber before the 30h dayOf September
said estate All indebted said estate requested
to make immediate payment Given under my hand this
25th day of March, 1861. FRANCIS W. ALRICKS,
m stratOr
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LA w INTELLIGENCE.

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT.-JupoE GILES,
TIT ne case OF the Farmers Bank of Virginia vs
WIN; IL Thomas, before reported, was postponed
until Wednesday next, owing to absence OF wit
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L.zIE~A OLD DOMINION sTEAMBO
Ell Rnahs.
ISFs EzS=zazs5 FOR THE
sscsZ %osSz--sEaS NORTH, WEST AND NORTH Els
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY
CHANGES OF HOURS
WINTER ARRANGEhENT


ssesZSozz- Ms=4s NORTH, WEST AND NORTHWEST
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY
CHANGE OF HOURS.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
~ On and after January 80, Trains leave
CALV ERT STATION AS FOLLOWS:
The Mail Train daily Except Sundays al 8 30 A 81
9r bmLrd Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Kingston, Scranton
Blnghampten, syracuse, 0swego Toronto, QUEBEC and
Montreal and all parts of Western New York and Canada
also, for Pittsburg, Chicago, Cleveland Cincinnati, ST
louis: and all parts of the West and Northwest
For mttsburg, Gettysburg, Lancaster Lebanon Be;he
e allentown Easton Reading Pottsville, Carlisle,
ChamberSburg Pa, and Hagerstown, Md.
For Green Springs Owngs Mills Reiserstown and West.
minister. $500 49,
For New York city with only change of cars and
as low fare as by other routes
travellers by this train to Detroit Chicago via
niagara Fails, atthe same by other route
Express Train daily Except Sunday 40 NJ for all
points North and points the Western Maryland Rail
road.
The Harrisburg Accommodation Train daily P ". for
the West and Northwest
Travellers from Vast ngton and the South by 620
NJ and $40 NJ trains make connection with the trains
this road.
For TICKETS and information, apply at the TICKET
OFFICE, Calvert Station y. E. corner Of Calvert AMI
franklin Streets Baltimore
,,. JAS. G. CLARKE, Superintendent
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~ CALVERT COUNTY ORPHANS COURT 1851.
On application by petition of Maria j. Ross and Wm.
Macdaniel, administrators OF JAMES ROSS late of Calvert
UNITY deceased it is ordered that they give the notice
qured by law creditors exhi5t their claims against
the said deceased, and that the be published 10
each week, for the space Of weeks
the newspapers printed in Baltimore e!ty.
VIM A. PARRAN,
Of CAT
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GEO. f. SANGSTON, Clerk
True copy, Test-GEO. L. SANGSTON,
STATE OF MARYLAND Scr


True copy, Test-GE0. E. SANGSTON,
GTATE OF MARYLAND, Scr.
~ CALVERT CoUNTT, 0RPHATs CoURr ISL.
T O Ross ss o. aRa ave
unity deceased is ordered tint they give the notice
s a Dd that s Be @ o3Ss a
the newspapers printed in Baltimore city.
Register Of wills, Calvert county
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That the subscribers of
Calvert county have obtained from the Orphans Court
of of sVe s ha ar R st Of
county deceased All persons having claims against the
the vouchers thereof the subscribers at or before the
18TH day of July next they otherwise By law be
hands this 18th day Of January. 1861
VA SARl A4 I EGsSs
mh27-1aw6w Administrators
April 3d. s6lordered that the of the real estate
Of William Frick, deceased made by William F. Fick, the
s sssis aEa h a 6s h by he ad
be shown the contrary on or before the td DAY Of Nav
dexG provided c3py OF this oder be inserted in some
week Tor three successive weeks b:fTe the trd
The report the of to be three thou
sand eight hundred dollars (s5 500.
apaxsw Res fsPsf WINS for 54B 19pe City
TN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE
t CITY Goth March ls6-JoHN PHILIPS rs GEORGE
Samuel Tagar Trustee for the sale of the property
the proceedings this nt0ned, be ratified
confirmed unless to the contrary thereof be shown
on or before the nineteenth day of April provided
in Baltimore once in each of three Successive Weeks
the said nineteenth day OF April
The report states the amount Of ,aes to be & G5
True copy-Tesc ROBT. j. KERR,
mh27-law3w Clerk
CIRCUIT COURT FOR TALBOT COUNTY,
J6 G9ST iMEe sAHAS Is LANES X. PA
ESH s6 Hs R sP sHd RzE
The object OF this suit sale Of the real estate
division of the proceeds thereof among his
The bill states that the said Benjamin Palmer died pos
sessed of tract of land in Chapel district, containing
about one hundred apd sixty acres, being part OF trait
Benjamin Palmer the deceased, who hath sold his
interest said real estate to the are the heirs
not snsce tble OF division between the parties entitled
and that will be for the interest OF nil that the said real
is thereupon ordered and adjudged thai the complain
causing copy q ms order to DC IN erIeS IN 0or
published 10 ne city Of Bait p each Of four
successive weeks beoe the frs day OF MAY next give
NOT wsred the allegations Of the hi and them to
appear 10 this court person or by on or before
prayed. RICHARD 3. CARMICHAEL.
February g. 1861 ap3law4w
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.-By virtue OF
is herSy Of the Sapr9f Court city nes
ss CO. Il: who such the 18th day July 1860 file
me he claims with the vouchers thereof with the Clerk Of
Baltimore us' Marc, e. 4 f HaSaHSa!Ds Receivers
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. That anplica-
ton will Re made to the Mayor and City Council Of
Baltimore to open and condemn Division street from its
prssen. terminus % Norsnsrn avenue fe2s-iawsw.
G; Hye'g" Gso Lanes ssnone
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fSSSs - EsEsssEEzs1 PHILADELPHIA
10y ~ S1sszZ~fzSA WILMIN GTON AND
BALTIMORE RAILROAD

,--,,, bALTI MURE RA ILkUAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMEN
Philadelphia viii leave PREsDENT sTRgEET 6f RP0r
DAILY 1eXcept Sunday as follows, viz:
EAPKESS THAN at $50 A H., WAY MAIL at 10 Il
A; NJ; EVENING MAIL at $40 P. NJ " 49,
On SuNDAYS at $40 P n only All trains connect Wit
New, YORK Trains except $40 p. NJ, on SATURDAYS
Freight Train with Passenger Car attached, leaves
Havre de Grace. ~ 1Oi "uA
From PHILADELPHIA to BALTIMORE tsl5A.M.l2M
DELAWARE RAILROAD FOR SALISBURY AND IN
TERMEDIATE POINTS. "
BY leaving in 10 1914 ~ train will connect at Wilmpetor
With 6S5 NJ tra daily Except Sunday for ali stations
hetween wilmington and harrington, and on TUESDAYS
Ih9arsdays and Saturdays for Milford On Mondays, We'd
neScays and Fridays for Seafor; ayipg at 10
can procure astcpoyer check from Conductor spend r.
night In Wilmington, and take the 9S5 A. train for ali
statIons between Wilmington and Salisbury.
NOTICE-Al colored persons, whether bond or free W
D ulred to bring responsible white person
aly known to the Undersigned Yhc will be willing 10 sim
POM 10 the company before they will taken over aay
matt - WA. CRAWFORD, Agent.
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SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
THURSDAY, April 18th, 1861.
SlO00 Bar. 6s, '90-974 IL shs. Blk of Bait. -9S%
1000 1898 So shs. Franklin Bk-10A
1oo b. 10 RR BIDS. 100 shs. Cambridge
'62--6l N. Co. III
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.9IRaulspIpS.

<gEF@S FOR BOSTON.
nssklk2s& FIV + DAY LINE
The ships Of the BOSTON STEAMSHIP LINE will here.
after sail for BOSTON at intervals of five days. as fellows
Hour of sailing P. NJ.
Steamer JOS, WHITNEY, SUNDAY, April H.
Steamer BEN. DEFORD FRIDAY. April 10.
Steamer s. K. SPAULDING. WEDNESDAY April a
Passage So, including Meals and Stateroom
Freight received at the wharf all times
Apply to A. L. HUGGINS, Agent,
mh22tf foot of ono Dock
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~ a& ETJ1 FOR THE
Esszass ~ ; 2 1919 VEST 4 T9 :

2ssz-toE s = 1szTE WEST 4 TD SGt3t,
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
follows: ~ " ' VIE -
Leave Camden Station, Baltimore Nail except Sunas
st 4Ug A. NJ Express daily at 400 P u. Both Trains
" EST AND NQRTHWEST.
FOE !YAF PASSENGERS
Between Baltimore and Piedmont take the $50 A NJ &C
eommodaton train; between Cumberland and Wheelng
anu between Grafton and ParkerSburg take the 400 a.
and 4G0 ?. N. train from Rs timore
THE FREDERICK TRAIN leaves Baltimore at4l5 7. y
and Frederick at 7.35 a.
THE ELLICOTT'S MILLS TRAIN lesves Baltimore alto
A. NJ, and and 500 Z. NJ. and AiicOts Mills al T45
NJ, 2.30 and 6 20 p. II. 49, -
Leave Baltimore Is and S.S5 A NJ and 10 and 2n
NJ On Sundays ct 425 A. N. only Leave Washington
20 and A. NJ, and is and SEQ P n On SUNDAYS a.
s.I5P. n only. The second and third train only from
Baltimore stop at points The second fourth trains
Baltimore and the second and third fron
connect with trains on the Annapolis Road
For urther information tickets every kind kc snnv
70 T ENGhAND Agent, Camden statoS or at tn
Ilcset Ohice. P. SMITH,
, 4, oo,r Master # Transpl rtation.
a. VI COlf' Henefal Ilcket Agent
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That the subscribers Of
Calvert county, have obtained from the Orphans Court
of Cave county, in Maryland letters o. administration
the personal estate of JAMES ROSS, late of Calvert
county deceased All persons having claims against the
said deceased hereby warned to exhibit the with
the vouchers thereof to the subscribers, before the
18th day of July next they otherwise by law be
Guided from all benefit os said estate. Given under cur
hands this 18th day Of January 1861
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% IVlI p, AHent, Tort Deposit.
s.slE ~~.h BALTIMORE AND SUSQUEHAN-
IL FOR THE SOUTH
assasz<zzxSssSsEy5S DIRECT FROMNEW YORK, PHILADE
and A I

FdIA and BALTIMORE via the
-, , ebay LINE,''
TON, AUGUSTA, RALEIGH, CHARLOTTE, COIUA.
BlA, ATLANTA, MONTGOMERY, AMI
NEW. ORLEANS
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
DAlL1, Except Sundays,) via.
BAY LINE, q SEA-30ARD & ROANOKE RAILROAD
70 rag ABOVE MENTIONED PLACES.
The Schedule being ed that the traveller is sphrc
to NO NIGHT TRAVEL the Railroad from
NEW YORK TO WELDON, N C
THROUGH TICK TS
New York to Norfolk and Portsmouth Va All M
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WI. MACDANIEL,
mh211aw6w Administrators
TN BALTIMORE City ORPHANSI COURT
NIROUIT COURT FOR TALBOT COUNT

NJ I,
~, ~ IN EQUITY C. CALLAHAN Us. JAMES PAL
PALMER, WESLEY PALMER, EDWARD BROMWELL
AND LEAH BR0hWELL, his wife, and LIZZIE PALMER.
The object of this suit procure sale of real estate
of Benjamin Palmer late of Talbot county, deceased,
n liris hairs
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FEBRUARY %. 1861.

NUTICE TO CREDITURS.-B virtue OF a
decree of the Superior Court Baltimore city notice
Gese1y given to the creditors Of the firm 1 M
VINO were such the 18th day of July, 1860 to file
@ Claims with the vouchers thereof with the Clerk Of
tne SUPERIOR Court Of Baltimore city within SIXTY DAYS
Irola enls oate T. N. REYNOLDS, p.a.;.ra-s
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co M nj e RCIAL
DAv ENPORT MARKET
OFFICE OF THs DBnOCRAT AND NEws,l
Thuredav Eve. March IA. 1861.
DAILY REPORT.


Thursday Eve., March IA, 1861. !
We notice very little change in the msrket
since our last report Wheat is frn and shade
higher on account of demand for milling. Barley
lower. Wsquots:
FLoul- Firm at sl.zop4.so. shipments soo
bbls.
WuEAr-Firm and active at 7o@73c. Receipts
S,435 bu. Shipments 500 bu.
BARLsY-De:lining. We quote At 3oc for
prime Receipts l,455bu.
CoRN-Steady at lSc for ear and l9c for
shelled. Receipts ,s7O bu. Shipments 700 bu.
OArs.-Quiet At l3H@1Ac. Receipts 4ss bu.
PeTAroEs.-Fr wagons l5c. Receipts 275 bu
ONtoNs.-From wagons sl2Xc. Receipts 1853 bu.
Shipments ego bu.
DRzssRD HoGs-Nothing doing. Nominal at
$4.5O@5.25.
HAY-Shipments 100 bales.
COAL-From wagon lOc per bushel Coal VII.
ley coal &c in yard Henry county coal lOc in the
yard.
WooS-Hckory $500; Oak $4.oO per cord.
POULrRY-Live Chickens $1.2511 so . dos.
Dressed 6@8e y b. Turkeys, 6o@75c dressed
do. 8@lOc y fb.
Burr.R.-Plenty at l0@l2Hs y b.
Eoes-lo@l21lc p dos.
LARD-lO@l2Kc y h.
HAMs-New Sugar Cured 11012Kc per lb.--
Common @llhc per lb.
CHEsss-Herkimes Go. 13@17c per lb; Wes-
tern Reserve IL 1k@l2Kc.
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HNRUSTEE'S SALE.-Whereas, ON tho 2Srd
/ day Of October, A. D., 1858, Andreas Detlef
Laumback and Anna Lsumbsck executed unto
Austin Corbin ~ Trustee, certain deed Of Trust,
conveying to said Trustee the laud in Clinton
county, Iowa, described - follows to-wt: The
south half Of the northeast quarter Of section
number thirty-three (33, in township number
eighty-three (63, north Of range No. I'VE (5, J
east Of the 5th p. n. which said conveyaaoo
wss made By the said Laumbaek and wife for the
purpose Of securing the payment Of two certain
premissory notes and the interest thereon, signef
~ aid kaamback, dated the 23d day Of October,
A. D., 1883 (; one Of which 10 for the sum oil
twelve hundred dollars, due October 9Th, 1869,
with 10 per cent interest ater maturity, on which
note was paid one hundred and ninety dollars %
tober 9TH, 1850, and which note is now the prop
erty cff. =: Cutting, who is now the legal owner
and holder thereof.
And now, said note having become due and
payable. and the ssid Laumback hav-
ing failed TO pay the same, ], Austia Oorbin,
Trustee = afosssaid, DO hersby give this public
A. d. 1861, ct the hour Of two e'ciock
in tho afternoon Of said day, 1T the Court Nouse
door, In The city af Davenpoet expsse and oit ~
sale st public saustisn, the parcel Of land sbovs
A0QiAe4pr eln2eh theeeaf . shall b neops11sv =
70 satisfy andpay the amount u sa,d note ish th.
inteross thereon tothS dayof sala, together With
an The ooe1o - axpeness stGssdin9 6ai6 ~.
beas1e ~ thts n611ee a1d 1yns1eeis foss. 80
i Oataa ~ l1lh ~ e Na1A \, D. leeI!
Ia aso yads ,ysn~sr "a AUSTIN O0RDINx0
- U0hla1D .qsirMnss ~ .s8lsv ssesg 4wAioo.
E~fnI .sz3s IS ssss5 s*ess5s fs.s.4ss
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NEw YoRE, March, IA.
FLOUR-Market without important change
S5.0O@5.O5 Super State; &5.1O@5.l5 Extra state
$5.O0@6.l0 Super Western; $5.lO05.15 Common
Extra do; ?s.4O@5.ss Interior to Good Shipping
Brands and Extra Round Hoop Ohio.
kYB FLOU1-Stsady at q .4O04.lO.
WHBAT--uarket firm with moderate demand 70,
export. Sales 10000 bus. 4l.l50i.ls Chicago
Spring $l.3l@l. ~ Milwaukee Club; 81. 80 Win.
ter Red Western $l.20@l.3lL Canada Club.
RYE-Market quiet
BARLRY-Steady, 73c.
6CORN-Aarket shade Rrmes. Sales 1000 bus.
6@68c Old Mixed Western in store 59@60c
do. at depot.
OArs-Market dull. 35X@s7c Western and
State.
poRk-Market dull and unchanged. $16.75@
II. 90 mess Sl2.50 for prime.
B8KF-Dull.
LAKD-Dull.
WHIsKY-Aarkets steady and unchanged.