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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1861-03-30
Desirable Farm For Sale,

1--WE subscriber offers for sale his farm
situated in McNairy County, Tenn, on the
Stage Road from Purdy to Savannah, four miles
East of the former, and eight miles from Depot on
the Ohio and Mobile Railroad and in healthy
ncighborhood, containing $50 acres $50 cleared
About 80 acres rs iii Meadow, half Timothy, bal
ance herds grass, also good yonng orchard
Having omit frame dwelling, with four ROOMS
negro cabins, frame barn and stable, and all other
out buildings necessary for convenience Good
wei water III abundance, and running water tbro'
farm. In short very desirable cotton or stock
farm. Terms easy. Persons wishing to purchase
would do well to call and examine before purcba-
sing elsewhere. Por further particulars address
subscriber, JOHN G. COMBS,
req. :, loOo IL Purdy, Tenn,
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TAKE NOTICE.

The experience Of the past year he's
demonstrated to the Publishers Of the Newspapers
of Columbia that, in justice TO themselves or to
their patrons, they cannot continue any longer 20
do business on the crcdi+ system. Therefore
while sevsrally soliciting continuance Of the pat
vonage heretofore extended to them, they respect
fully maKc known that they have mutually bound
Themselves not 10 send paper or deliver job ef
printing until the cash Il paid
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Negroes Wanted in Exchange

NOR 49, acres of Rich Hamoc and Prairie Land
e well improved 2t0 acres in high state of cul-
tivation, and will produce more cotton and corn
than the Bghy lands in Maury county, Tenn.
Also, 10 acres with handsome improvements,
miles North of Okoloma, on the Stage Road to Pom
tatoc The land and improvements will rent for
one thousand dollars per year. Any person desi-
rous Of making such trade find il TO their in
terest by calling on the promises, miles
North of Okololna, Chckasaw County, Miss.
Refer to Edward Kuhn, Columbia, Tenn. or DR..
Henry Dawson, Mt. Pleasant, who have been on
the premises
March %, 1S61-2Tn. r. NJ KING.
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In EcStacies.

The New England prints are in high col
ours. Ed. Phillips has renewed his orders
and the naked are no longer to have moth
ing to wear, and be obliged to drive off the
fragments In gratitude they struck off
somo superb figures dedicated especially to
the Els in general, and our Ed in particular
Call and see them it costs.nothing to look
at them. Aud as the young mother says {:
ats no trouble to Shove tho baby.
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The above table presents distinction
that docs make very wide difference, say
about .tgty per cent.
From the painful bowling which the
Yankee presses have set up, this must be
hurting somebody. If Old Abe docsn' call
an extra session of Congress very soon, he
won't have money enough on hand to keep
"my son Boil" in liquor. But he will have
a perfect tep-strikc among his own players.
All right go ahead.
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JOHN C. KEENAN,.

4 WILL stand at nv farm. John c. Heenan. the
IL finest Bull in Tennessee, bred by r. A. Alex
ander, of Kentucky. He was two years old the
10Th OF September, and weighs 1910 pounds. He
IS a plue roam, 10 hands high. Pedigrce--He was
by James B. Clay's Fardam Duke, (imported) dam
by. imported Canny, the property of R. A. Alex
ander. Zen Dollars the Insurance.
Marchl6lm &. z. WEBSTER.
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

The partnership heretofore existing between the
undersigned, has this day, mutually diss0lved.--
ITUSTER NIcHoLsoS Il now cole Proprietor 81 the
DEMOCRATIC HERALD, and Il authorized to settle
the entire business belonging 10 the Office Owing
10 this Arrangement II win be necessary 10 close
the books Of the fire.. We therefore earnestly So
iicIt those who may be Undated to the Office 10
come forward and settle. HUNTER NicaoLsoS.
JonS 9. HORsLEY.
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PUBLIC MEETING.

There will be a meeting Of the anti'sub-
nlissionists of Maury county on the FIRST
Monday in April, 90 appoint delegates to a
State Convention TO be held at Nashville,
for the purpose of nominating candidate
for Governor Every neighborhood should
be represented.
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NEW G0ODS

M are now receiving and opening large and
w desirable stock of
III DIV ARE, UTLERY, Sc.
In this stock viii be found many new and dos.
irable articles Almost every article in our line of
business can be had at reasonable prices The at
tentlon OF buyers are respectfully invited to this
stoek huy s5sl sw PETERSON & Co
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TO THE COLuMBIANs.

Nj UGH effort has been used of late to impress
1v1 the minds of our citizens with the idea that
DAY pupils are not desired at the Female College
The above charge has no foundation in truth and
does us great injustice We shall be very hapny IL
receive the daughters of our people at any and all
times, and we pledge ourselves TO make constant
and conscientious efforts for their Improvement
in every department
Session begins first Monday in September.
j. @. CHURCH.
Female College, July g, 1S6otf
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Look III re.

Look III re.
Under the head Of new advertisements
will be found that Of Kahn, Hexter & Co,
who propose to sell slow down for the
money. They are in receipt of large stock
of clothing and offer inducements. Go and
see them
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4 Good Chance.

y Good Chance'
r NJ King offers in this mornings Ter
nid sucn chance TO negro owners as IS not
to be met with twice in lifetime
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St Ceoilia's Female Academy.
MOUNT YERNoS,
-NAGFTVn-I.E TENN

known Ia this and tbs aaVa1nsr- SsAses - -
.syienrsI All eos,pssrns sirueyerS q Feuale Edu-
ratiou. resg.crtfalis announce 10 thc citizrns 81
Nashyilir ana u Che puhlIc Ia general. that the
above As1arasyfs
VOW -srES ron rEr PERCEPTIONS OF rv-rsts.
The Academy Is about mile fson the city. and e
situated in ouc cf the most beautiful Mssa hcsAsAy
hu-atiors ~ its vicinity
The ladies of ths lnsfatloss, being specially Sc
xstca to the education of the yonias ~ thelr Own
sex will leavc nothing na3one 80 inIf re the I'd
pll- coniitrs o. their esirr thorough Etssftoa "a
the highs. sense Of the word.
Te rclis;an ussesscl ay the laiiies Of the Inst.
tuition i the Catholic. and they win ifnlGrt special
religious instruction 10 prils protsss. that filth
Pnpils Of every religious denomination wiil %
admitted and no unSac influence vii be used 10
bias the religious principles of the yunag s'siies
mar win any OF them be permitted In eArate the
Catholic Faith without the verbal or written coz.
sent oF parcnts or guardians. Unlfornity andtsuod
order. however. require the attendance 90 Ell a.
morning and evening prayers, and Al the religious
exercises on Sunday.
The course Of studies Is divided into fous defart
mcmts, each department having It's oan distinct
ccnrse OF studies assigned IL.
The Academic ear wil consist Of two Sessions
the first commencing on the first MONDAY OF
September Inc seeond ON tho first Monday al Feb
rgaary The Academic Year will close with pub
lie distribution OF premiums and honors about the
10th oTJane Of each year.
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The cordwainers in Richmond put lish a
card, saying that they are will to have their
wages reduced % per cent. but that they
will not submit (" to bottom Northern boot
legs"
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where shall the weary have rest
On one of w. II. VOORHEES, luxurious
bcdsteads and mattress.
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The only Guaranty.

We put no faith in any guaranty, unless
be such IA w. NJ. VOORHEES, puts upon the
splendid furniture which he is making.
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Cash

Cash
Is worth premium, Ed. Phillips gives
the highest. Call and see him.
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DO OIL w ART w nlShCTS =.
Do you want Whiskors? Do YOU want Whiskers*
Do YOU want Mustachcg Do you want Mustachc?
ELLIN C III A MS
CELEBRATED STIMULATING ONGUENT,
For the Whiskers and Hair.
TTNnE subscriber takes pleasure in announcing to
Il the citizens of the United States, they have OH
tanned the Agency for, and arc now enabled to of
er to the American public, the above justly celc-
brlted and world-renownCd article.
TIE STIMULATING ONGUENT is prepared
by DIR. c. z. Bellingham, an eminent physician of
London and is warranted to bring out thick set
of whiskcas or n mustachc in from three to six
weeks. This article is the only one Of the kind
used by the French, and in London and Paris il is
in universal use.
1t is a beautiful economical, soothing, yet slim
uatng compound, acting as if by magic upon the
roots causing beautiful growth ofluXuriant hair,
If applied to he scalp, it will cure baidncfs, and
cause to spring up in place of the bald spots fine
growth of new hair. Applied according to dircc-
tious, it will turn Red or towy hair Dark, and re-
store gray hair to its original color leaving il soft
smooth and flexible. The "Onguent" is an hides
pensablc article in every gentlcman'S toilet, and
after weeks use they would not for any con
sidcration be without it,
The subscribers are the only Agents for the ar
ticlc in the United States. to whom all orders must
be addressed.
Price One Dollar q box-for sale by all Druggists
ed to have the desired cffecO will be sent to any
who dcsreit by mail (dircct,) securely packed on
receipt of price and postage, S1.1S, Apply to or
address HORACE L. HEGEMAN &c CO,
Druggists, u William Street, n. Y.
March 9, 1861. GIN.
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rInm ITIs nnrr,.

We respectfully ark the attention ofthose
Of our readers who, during the last canvass,
repeated, or heard aud gave credit 10 the
innanerable libels upon the people Of the
seeded States, 70 read the extract which
1re give below. Prom this they may form
some idea how such libels are originated,
aud what faith Is TO be Pat in them We
rAake a notice OF this. because it's to be cx-
pec.ed that those who are now engaged 10
the unnatural warfare upon the South. will
continue to retail, as she Tribune viii con-
tinuc to manufacture such libels:
Iron The Yorits(y r.
Unwilling to believe that the Tribune
would be guilty OF subterfuge so disgrace.
iul to honorable journalisn as the pabIica-
,ion Of letters dated at Charleston, which
were never written there, we yesterday hui
morously defended that journal from the
charge, as made by the Cincinnati GIzefIe
and Charleston Courier.
The Tribune, by the whole tenor Of its
defence Of itself from the Gazeaes attack,
admits the disgracefuI character Of such a
trick, and makes the following unqualified
assertion:
Gin reply to this daring, on the whole,
rather splendid assault upon US, !, is per-
haps enough to say that no account whatev-
or, either detailed or general, long or short,
supposrious or positive, Of any arrival Of
llr JEFF. Davis at Charleston, has ever ap.
rcared in our columns Two Of our CORES
pondenis there annognced that his arrival
,as expected; but on the appointed day
doth OF item duly and explicitly reported
that he had not arrived, bat that another
person had come IN his place"
In the Tribune Of Monday. January 28,
page 6, is printed letter purporting to b,
from It's Gown correspondent, and dated at
Charleston, which gives the following ac.
count Of Jefferson Davis' arrival at Charles
ton, what he went there for who called on
him when he got there, what he said, aud
what they said:
Iron theE. Z. Tribune, Jan 2s
From our own correspondent
CuSHLgsrox, january 81, 1861.
Henceforth southern Conc leracy is to
be the ruling idea. The action OF South
Carolina, so far as it can be controlled, will
be shaped accordingly. Jefferson Davis,
who arrived here this morning, came to en-
force this policy and modified policy He
was Immediately called on BY Gov Pickcns,
several Of his counscllor8, and a number of
the more distinguished actors in tie drama
of rebellion. lie urged the importance OF
culiivaing a good understanding with Ma.
j,r Anderson, and insisted that there ought
to be no collision BIZ an attack on Fort sum
ter, etc, etc., etc.
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Anlral and peparture On ODE Mnils.

NAsnvntE-Arrives daily al ......... 9H 4. w.
Departs ...... 10al p. NJ.
MEMPus-Arrives ........ II p. NJ.
Departs 1920. A. NJ.
TrsCuMnn--Arriyes Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturday. at.............. A. ~.
DEpIRrs-same days at............. 5 p. NJ.
days. and Sunday. at . .'... : 49, AN
DEPARTs-Wednesday' Fridays and
Sundays ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~ A. VI.
LrwIsmjRG - Departs Tuesdays and
fftday M....- ..s...+s....s. ~ =. 81
AnnrvE---we Wednesdays and Fridays at =. VI.
WiLiIAMsPoRT Arrives Tuesdays
Thursday and Saturdays at........ II 4. NJ.
DEPAHTs--Samc days at.............. IL NJ.
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Q. K L n II.
w a HIM a ker & Jeweler,

HAVING opened at the old stand of An i<asA
a IL DREW MOORE, in the Northwest cor Z. "a
ner Of the Public square. Columbia Tenn, viii Re-.
pair Watches and put them in running order and
will make and repair all kinds of Jewelry.
Feh25 1850 IL
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The Athenaum--AC Card.

THSHE fact that regular accommodations
II for Boarding Pupils, are all occupied should
MT prevent intending patrons from bringing
their daughters to this school Additional ruoms
are shortly to be finished for dormitories; in the
mean time temporary arrangements will be
made for the comfortable accommodation of all
foreign pupils who may desire to be received
here F. G.. SMITH.
Columbia Atheneum, Sc loft
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DIED.

At Mount Pleasant, March 11th, 1861, MARY A.
wife of David Craig, aged 10 years.
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Dissolution.

HAVING disposed of my entire interest in the
L Il firm Of Hardy & Campbell | have this day
withdrawn The business hereafter viii be con-
Quoted by Thos. Hardy & Co.
While thanking my friends and patrons for their
liberal patronage, / earnestly solicit for the new
firm continuance of the same, believing that they
and will sell goods for cash, cheaper than any
one in Columbia.
March % 1861. s. NJ CAMPBELL.
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As A srIvULAST,

II is cutie diEefunt from AichHhabc rfeI@ISiiat9-
IL i not sahlecs 80 rca;tots IN any SHAPE Y Fl
tlnucs "a exert its iniues,cs, gI9d1ally ana saw
clcntly IS long the least Necessity exists ief -
presence.
K1 4sssfAg.ts 1ssII95 CTaSE. -t.s...
n is cqnally powerful aud effective, aud rC~sosn
the equilibrium sooner ant iRi'er than MI the q
market and WHICH cnlS injurious, ~ rlaee ut
assisting or renovaliHg the constitution tef
very good rsason, toe. that they are only maic
from the ttgasoas e mines ignerAut OF the MeoA-
cal profession altogether
No MINERAIsl
DIR Wright thinks it well 20 stake his pruIcssl'-
nal character on the fact, Tint no minerals WIN
ever form the least component parts Of the in
gradients n his Rejuvcnatinl. 4liNir-wel know
ing what rein has been cutplicd on The eonmuui.
tn by opium and mercury.
Generally, To the dchihtattd, DR., Wright wound
say never despair M nettcr how worn down
YOU may bs-no matter bow weak you are-no
matter Win. the cause may have hecn-tolsake ab
once whatever has led yoE TO depart from hygienic
priaciplcs--take his
REJuEENATING ELIXIiS
and vott will soon find yourselra new mana price
instead of the reverse, to your friends, and heal
thy, sound, and worthy member OF the human
family
Is Price - per bottle, or three bottles for s.,
and forwarded BY mail To AL parts Of the United
States. Sold by III respectable Druggists through
out the Omitted States and Canadas The trade
supplied AZ Il liberal discount.
For sale by the proprictors, j. WRIGHT & CO.,
u and Isl Charities Street, New Orleans, La
Sold in Columbia, by Pope 4 Helm, Martin, Lar.
will 4 Co., and Bryan and b<nkins, q. W. Hen
dcrshott, and Berg 4 Dcmoyile. Nashville, Whole
sale Agents. NNoy3d0-ly)..
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ChilS Fever CCngeStive ChillS. Remit
tent Fever, Bilious Fever, Dumb Ague,
PERIODICAL DISEASES
THAT HAVE THEIR ORIGIN IN THE MIAsMArIc Eff
FLUvAA ARISING FEoI DEcAYED VEGETATION
These Pills never ftil to cure all of the above
named Fevers, and what is better they also ACT As
A rIEvgsTIvr, if taken occasionally or daily, while
exposed to the infection. Hence the old adagc,-
IAN ounce OF preventive is worth pound Of cure
DR.. MERwIH's Fever and Ague Pills" DIFFER
FROM ALI. OTHER Chill Medicines, in the following
particulars
1st. The never fail to perform speedy and per
mancnt cure.
I'd They are recommended only for one class OF
diseases.
ID. They arc agreeable and convenient to take
4th. They contain 10 poisonous minerals being
| purely vegetable.
| 5th They do not impair the organic functions of
| the stomach any part Of the system.
9th They require no other medicine TO prepare
the system for their reeel tion afterwards TO o.
| lay irritation.
7th They are not northern "catch-pcnny htni-
bug" but are prepared by gentlemen that wete
born, reared and educated under the benign inhu-
ence Of southern institutions.
| - REMEMBER when You purchase these Pills,
that rot ARE NOT contributing means for ~ ankce
Emigrant Aid Societies., or sharps rifles and bowie
| knives, for bleeding Kansas" as you many times
have done in buyinr northern articles.
We wish all to distinctly undertand that this is 4
SOUTHERN MEDICINE, prepared from the simple
plants that grow in our Woodlands, on our River
Banks, Bayous ana LaEeS.
s-zy-As q special merit, We wish to call attention
to the fact that in using this Medicine you emily
take few Pills Is not this preferable to swallow.
inc a pint of nauseous mixture which, at best, can
only produce the same result?
say Price 81 per Bottle. 81
ONE DOLLAR and four cent postage stamps, en-
closed to the Projectors or almost any Dealer
in Medicines in the Southern States, will ensure "a
, bottle of Pills by return mail.
: POTIER q MERNiN, Sole Proprietors,
st. Louis Mo.
: Sold in Columbia ty Pope & Helm, Martin, Lar
! will & Co, Bryan & Jenkins and all Dv-uggists
everywhere Berry {, Dcmoyiise and q. W. EsR
kov2EGo-smly
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The Thoroughbred Stallion Commodore.
10y BOSTON, out of Rosalie Somers, the dam of
Ep Revenue, by Sir Charles, will remain the pres
ent season at L. J. Folks plantation-50 dollars
the season.
March 9-6l If
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Great surprise. aud intense indignation,
was caused in all quarters on Monday by
the dispatches from Washington, announc-
ing that the Government had determinen to
surrender Fort Sumpter. No matter what
tic reason asst gned for the stcp-whether
the seductive persuasions of the Border
Slave States. or the absolute impractibility,
as alledgcd, of reinforcing in scason-the
fact is regarded as establishing beyond a
peradventure that Republican Govern
ment is ure-incapablc of maintain.
ing itself, as it has proved unable to defend
the liberty, the property, or the lives of lis
Northern subjects against the contemplate
slaveholding minority. PWsJary Dispatch.
This melancholy announcement will not
meet a favorable response here. We. oil
course, know not the reasons for withdraw
ing tho troops, but will venture the predic>
ton that the nation will require them to be
satisfactory. We have no heart to com
ment.- LJnyet'e Ind. Joarnol.
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UI.. Wa'l'adIl . tI.LkBRAIED
Rejuvonating Elizlg
PREeAEEn OK TgsE Sgksczrsr rgAn,sAcrs
Ia Fiss~ei4a.Es 81 aNE or TEz AELsssy
CuGN4&Ts us wua go

CuRaf&Ts a. Sug Aar
This Is aisogesr.cr nesg saSslgspe she rss., &.
modcvn 6I~C0ve-sts ia chs ssEelalaa ling a
belng an eatircis tsew ana 4ihssss nstshcA 81 s
Prospective of as the oii and worn cut sysakft
published ~ acesFwll .sact lS accomplished lN stA
il TIE AZ ggring Dr. Nrsshs well knowta1 9
DESCRIPTION pr6tsised glsun flle glaitiaiosl felt
aaiv AZ crce IL hare this Elixir tested IS 8W
whole Medical ihclhe, wAn withoi1 even 81
dissenting valee. haze xAtu IN thsir ashs#
~ lie nerirSf md sgaeIyiisx tsatro 8vtT the W.
lhytieal unan wsahl his ffslac has been retN es,s
ami when an 81 as IseaiClQfS known 10 the pAai
lnasaY,sria have bscn irc,i III tau Ling thssl ~
YEAR, "a patient Investigation, aud nA de-pa
dam determination, hsye tfOwasG ias Doe
efforts. and he no h osiers the EiiNir 20 81 tN
humanity tbs gniy thing that can cure the
iawiag diseases namely General Debility, -
tai aal rhvSical iirlsressiaa iashgcthiy, lActe3s
nation az btacd sa The Head Confused afese. stte
sieria Gesasral Egsiahiiy, Sestlessneas ana II se
nessnres st nlgsa, Absences ~ Masealsr 10 ~
cy, Loss II appetite, nsspeseeh hin.tsl.
Low Spirits, nNoTlniEAlnn 81 ms Sigeahs n
t;eucra:loa rshssasiaa nffAc hesff. and ~
all the cottrosRaassts VI teryoas ana aeoiiA@ssa
stats Of the eAxtcgn.
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For the Permanent cure of Fever and Al us
Chills Fever Congestive Chills. Remit
tent Fever, Bilious Fever, Dumb Ague,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-08

rTNkUSTEE'S SALE.-Whereas, on tho llth
/ day of January, A. D., 1893, Bernard Epping
executed unto Austin Corbin Is Trustee, q certain
deed OF Trust, conveying TO said Trustee the land
in Scott county, Iowa, described as follows to-
Wit: The piece or tract of land in :. Steinhi-
ber's out lots, in the cast One-half Of the north
east quarter Of section number twenty eight Is,
township SEVENTY leigh. u.s. north OF range three
$50 east Of the 5th r. NJ. commencing at y oint
six hundred and sixty feet due south OF the point
where the western boundary line Of said east one.
half Of north quarter VI said section twenty
eight rs y strikes the south line OF Locust street
extended +; running thence south six hundred and
sixty feet thence east two hundred and sixty
four feet; thence north six hundred and sixty
feet. and thence west two hundred and sixty-fo
feet to the place Of beginning, containing four
acres, more or less which SAID conye ysnce was
made by the said Bernard Epping for the pu poe
Of securing the payment of three certain prsmis-
sorry notes and the interest thereon, signed BY
said Bernard Epping, dated the llth day Of Jan
uary, d., 1859, md payable as follows: One
for twenty Eve dollars due in one year, and one
Tor two hundred and fifty dollars, and one for
from date, which said notes we're payable to E.
Steinhilber and have been endorsed to N. Fejer.
vary.
Ard now, said notes having become due and
payable. and the said keInard Epplng
having failed to pay the same, ], Austin Corbin,
notice, that by virtue Of the power which
is in mo vested by said Deed Of Trust,
sill, on Saturday. the I'd day Of March
A. D. 1861, al the hour of two O'clock
in the afternoon Of said day, at the Cour. House
door, in the city Of Davenport, expose and Offer FOR
sale at public auction, the parcel Of land above
descri or much thereof shall be necessary
to satisfy pay the amount Of said note With the
interest thereon to the day Of SALE together With
all the costs and expenses attending said sale,
costs Of this notice and Trustees fees.
Dated the I'd day Of February, A. D. 1861.
AUSTIN CORBIN,
febk-dts Trustee