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An Ordinance TO Encourage the Manufacture
of Cotton and Wool Cards.

l. Be IL orlaiaed By tho deLcga'es OF the Peo-
pie Of North Car0Lita, IN Contention assembled,
md IL is hcreJy ordained by the authority Of the
same, That if any person or persons Shall erect
buildings and construct machinery for the pur-
pose OF manufacturing Cotton and Wool Cards
and shall make proof the Governor of the
cost of such works. the Governor be and he is here
by authorized to draw the Treasury for sums
not exceeding the cost of said works to be loaned
to the owners thereof on the execution by them of
bonds payable to the State with sufficient security,
conditioned to repay such sums at such time as the
General Assembly may prescribe, and with such in
tercst as may be required, not exceeding six per
cent per annum: Preceded That such advances
shall not exceed in the aggregate the sum of ten thou
sand dollars; and Pr0rided further, That the cards
thus manufactured shall in the first place be offered
for sale to the citizens of this State.
Passed and ratified in open Convention the 25th
day of February, 1862. W. n. EDWARDS,
Teste: Pres. Of Convention.
WALTER L. STEELE, Secretary.
L. c. EDWARDS, Assistant Secretary.
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An Ordinance to prohibit for limited time,

An Ordinance to prohibit for a limited time,
The manufacture Of SfirituouS Liquors Trom
Grain.
l. Be IL ordained By the delegates IF the people
Of North Carolina IN Convention assembled, md ID
Is hereby ordained by the authority Of the same,
That there shall he tax of thirty cents levied on
each gallon of spirituOuS liquors manufactured in
this State, out Of any corn, wheat, rye or oats,
any mixture Of any or either Of them, from the rat
ifcItion of this ordinance up to the fifteenth day of
April next
2. Be IL further ordained, That from and after
fifteenth day Of April next it shall not be lawful
for any person in this State to diSt any such spir
ituous liquors, and all persons guilty of violating
this section of this ordinance shall, for each and
every act Of distation be guilty of miSdemeanor,
and on conviction thereof shall be fined or imprison-
ed at the discretion of the court; the fine not to be
less than one hundred dollars, or the imprisonment
less than thirty days.
3. Be 10 further ordained, That there shall be
levied tax Of one dollar every gallon of spritu-
Gus liquors sold in this State not Of the manufac-
ture of this State; and said tax shall be paid by the
seller and should the seller be nonresident, then
the tax shall be paid BY the purchaser.
4. BE 10 further ordained That each and every
person. when he gives in his list of taxable property
shalLaso give in, on oath, to the magistrate taking
said list the number of gallons of spirtuous liquors
on which he is liable to pay taxes under the provs-
ions Of this ordinance, under the penalties liabi-
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A REGIMENT FOR THE COEFEDbH'
----- STA IT IS, SERVICE.

FWSHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN A. A. ).
II lied to raise Regiment for ihe C"nfe"tii" N 4.
army takes this method of Informing pers7s 49,. r.,
eugaged i'm raising companies, that this Is the pr
tInitY offered for joining a Regiment to 60 "''''
the Confederate service. Liars
Rank of officers and pay to officers and So"'''
gin with their enrolment. f5i
A bounty of Fifty Dollars and The oouA'!
State will be paid at the time of organIzai'2, VI
Arms and full equipments of the best e-
furnished to the companies. rr III;
Term of service Three years or The war.
particulars, address the subscriber lmReat ron
1t Col. 35th Regt v I. -! rg
Newborn, n C. Feb l8, 1882. =
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W. Il. u tELt, -VVIVIdI v
l.. c. EDWARDS, Asst. Secretary.
ne. 81.
An Ordinance concerning the Paymaster's De-



An Ordinance concerning the Paymaster's De-
paTtmcnt.
!. B. 4 orl7incE by the delegates Of the people
Of NORTH CdroiiHa, IN ConrcaiioR assembled, aud
II is hereJy ordained by tie authority Of tie sOnc,
That the twenty-thrd section Of the of the last
session OF the General Assembly, entitled militia
Bill" be amended Is f'll1wS: That there shal! he
additional oticcr appointed By the G1vernor, to
be attached Assistant to the Paymsster's Depart
ment, with the rank and pay of First Lieutenant,
who shall be subject to the same chief of the said
department. and TO the rules and regulations Of the
same.
>. Be 1t .fqrthcr orlainc3, That the said Office,
created by this ordnance, may be vacated by The
Governor or the Legislature, whenever the public
interest NAV require.
Passed and ratified in open Convention, the 9th
day of February, \. d., 1852.
W. \. EDWARDS,
TeSte: Pres. OF Convention.
w. l.. STEELE Secretary.
L. {. EDWARDS, Asst Secretary.
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An Ordinance comforting on the Commissioners
of the Town of Wilmington and other Towns
certain powers for the defence thereof.
l. BE it ordained, DC, That the Commissioners
of the town of Wilmington shall have power to place
Instructions in the river and erect or to complete
if already in process of erection any work works
upon, or at the mouth of Cape Fear River around
near or within the said town, which they may deem
necessary for the defence thereof and also for the
like purpose, to purchase cannon powder, ball and
other munitions of war Provided. That the said
distractions placed in the river, with the con
sent of the Confederate officer in command
2. BE it FURTHER ordained, That TO meet the ex-
penses which may be incurred under, the foregoing
section, The said commissioners shall have power to
borrow money upon such terms AMI under such regu
lations as they may adopt and to impose such taxes
upon the subjects now liable to taxation within said
town as may be necessary.
8. BE az further OrdainCd That whenever the
commanding officer shall certify that the expenses
incurred BY the commissioners under this ordinance
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A Resolution in favor of Soldiers detained at
railroad stations in this State.
RcsoJrei That the Qpartermaster and Commissa-
nv at Raleigh and other railroad connections IN this
State be directed, if in their power TO furnish all
volunteers who may be necessarily detained at these
places, with food and lodging so long as they are
necessarily detained and they shall be allowed the
same in the settlement of their accounts
Passed and ratified in open Convention the 18th
day of Feb'y, ~ d., 1862
f. B. SATTERTHWAITE,
Teste: Pres. pro tenn.
w L. STEELE, Prin. Secretary,
J.. Z. EDWARDS, Assistant Secretary
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HILLsBoRoUGH MILITARY AcADp,v

IVNHiS INSTITUTION WILL BE REOpENEn TN
Il der efficient management ON WEDTFSnIv3D IN
9TH The services of officers having been pcrmansptI%
Surea no further interruption Of duties need he s;rr.
TOT circulars, stating new terms, DC address
SUPERINTENDENT IL N A.
Jan. 81. 1859 Hillsborough, n C.
lU-sw&w3m
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No. 10.
Resolutions concerning the Manufacture Of Sui
phur and Sa!tpclTc.
l. Reso!rsd, That the Governor nc requested, aud
he is hereby authorized to employ the necessary
force and procure the necessary apparatus to manu-
facture Sulphur and Satpetre for the use of The
State at such place places in ont Of this State
as he may deem proper, and that lac draw upon the
Treasury for the money to u.cct the expenses
thereof
E.sotre3, That the Governor be requested to call
upon the Government of the Confederate States for
a supply Of ammunition for our militia and other
forces.
Passed and ratified in open Convention the eth
day Of February, 1852.
". n. EDWARDS,
TeSte: Pres. of Convention.
WALTER L. STEELE, Secretary
L. c. EDWARDS, Assistant Sec'y.
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An Ordinance TO provide for the aSsumption
and pAyment of the COnfedernIc Tiny.

No. 81
An Ordinance TO provide for the as.umption
and payment of the Confederate Tax.
BE IL orctained By the DeLsgutcs Of lie pcopLe of
North Carolina, In ConreHtiOH assembled anil 10 Is
herejy ordained By Tie authority Of the saiae That
the State of h-Carolina will, and doth hereby
assume the payment Of the tax known as the war
tax, levied by the government Of the Confederate
States upon the people of North Carolina, by an act
OF the Confederate Congress, ratified on the -
day Of - 1851.
q BE ii further ordained, That in order to pro-
vide the means for the payment of said tax, the
treasurer OF the State is hereby directed to issue
treasury notes, redcemable IN five years, TO an
amount not exceeding sum sufficient to provide
the payment Of said tax, which notes shall be made
convertible, at the option of the holder into coupon
bonds bearing seven per cent interest payable semi.
annually, at the Treasury, and such bonds being re-
dcemable ten years after date.
3. Be IL further ordained, That the Public Treas
urer is hereby directed when called upon to do So
to issue the coupon bonds described in the preceding
section Of this ordinance for the purpose therein
specified
T. BE 10 further ordained, That the Treasurer is
hereby directed to apply the Treasury notes to be
ISSUED in obedience to this ordinance in such man.
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No. So.
An Ordinance regulating the appointment Of
Company Officers.

An OfdIhanct fcgUIatIhs the appointment OF
Company Officers.
Be IL ordained By the delegates of the people Of
North Carolina, IN COageation assembled and it is
hereby ordained By the authority Of the same, That
whenever a vacancy occurs in the commissioned
officers of any OF the companies in this State, raised
under an act entitled ian act to raise ten thousand
State troops or to be raised under the ordinance
entitled ian ordinance to raise North Cardinals
quota of troops" the vacancy shall be filled by pro-
motion of the officers next in grade in said company
and whenever a vacancy shall occur in the Office of
junior second Lieutenant the vacancy shall be filled
by election by the non.commiSsoned officers and
privates of the company in which such vacancy
occurs.
Passed and ratified in open Convention, the 26th
day of February, 1862.
w. n. EDWARDS,
Tcste: Pres. of Conveption.
w. L. STEELE, Secretary,
l.. Z. EDWARDS, Assistant Secretary.
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An Ordinance relative to the expenses incur
red by the board of Claims.

An Ordinance relative to the expenses incur
red by the Board of Claims.
BE it ordained by che delegates Of the people If
North Carolina in GonUentiOn assembled, and it is
hereby ordained by tile authority Of the same, That
the Board of Claims may draw upon the Public
Treasurer for all incidental expenses necessarily in
Cured by them in the discharge of their official du
ties Provided, That such expenses shall not ex-
ceed in the WHOLE the sum of five hundred dollars:
ARd prorided further That said Board shall, in
their final account render to the State statement
Of all monies by them expended under this ordi-
nance.
Passed and ratified in open Convention, the 2lst
day of February, A. D., 1862.
W. n EDWARDS,
Teste: Pres. of Convention.
w L. SrEErE, Secretary.
l.. c. EDWARDS, Asst Secy.
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Resolution to raise certain Artillery Compa-
ME for ihe Defence OF Wilmington.
l. Resolred, That the Governor be, and he is
hereby authorized to raise by volunteer enlistment
not exceeding three artillery companies to at
the batteries already erected, or which may hercar
ter be erected on the Cape Fear River, below or at
and in the vicinity f-the town Of Wilmington, and
that the men constituting such companies be enti-
tied to the same bounty pay and allowances as are
by law allowed to the companies in the service of
the Confederate States
2. BE IL further resOlred, That the Governor be
authorized to appoint Captains and Lieutenants to
recruit such companies; the term of service of said
companies to be for twelve months or for three
years or for the war, unless sooner discharged by
the Governor.
Passed and ratified in open Convention the 18th
day of February, A D., 1862.
+. =. SATTERTHWAIEE,
IeSte: President pro tcDa
WALTER L. STEELE, Secretary,
L. G. EDWARDS, Assistant Secretary.
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ResoIutIon in behalf of " iIIiam r. IoveII.

RCsolrcd, That the Treasurer Of the State pay to
William r. Lowell the sum ofeighty two dollars,
pended by him for the Of the sick soldiers of the
eleventh regiment OF North Carolina volunteers,
near Manassas, when employed as a nurse in Au-
gust and September last.
Pissed and ratified in open Convention, 18th day
of February, y. d., 1862.
W. " EDWARDS,
TCSte Pres. of Convention.
WALTER l.. STEELE Secretary.
L. Z. EDWARDS, Asst Scc'y.
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A ResoIntion in f,vor OF the Door!ecpers.

Resoircd That the Treasurer pay to the Door
keepers of the Convention twenty five dollars each,
for servants hire and extra expenses incurred by
them during the present session.
Read, passed and ratified in open Convention the
oath day OF February, \. D., 1862
W. n. EDWARDS,
Testc: Pres Of the Convention
WALTER L. STEELE, Secretary.
L. c. EDWARDS, Asst. Secretary.
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RECRUITS FoR THE N. c. CAVALRY

nL OhDLholGNED BEING AUTHORIZED tn
increase the number Of his Regiment to 1880 WAN.
70 enlist 500 recruits immediately --"'' "sn'S
Recruiting officers are now station cd -, -;., =.
bis Counties from whence the several compsnes IF
(e50S came 70 enlist recruits TO pay the bouptv
NJ on 70 al who may be accepted and to fnrHsrd th W
we need Tom Eegment Citizens of my own loved State
be prom5v nep in this crisis, feel sure nv cali will
r. RANSOM
~ lS'E' s-w&sw4tpd.
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INV
TpuR1Ic FuSp-pIssURsE&ESTS.- III
Ao0I wv, stauback per Alfred Dockery, as -
donble tax refunded, !"
c. r Cooke Postmaster Raleigh, post
age accounts Of the several Departments 10 m
in Capitol, , w
ne McRae bis salary for 1861, as Keeper :,
of the public arms at Fayetteville \. u, W
Chas g. Mitchell amount OF tax refunded
him nnder resolution of General ASSEM-
bIv I'd extra session, 1861, the same being
oveernaid 10 tue Sheriff of Person Co., IN a.
1859,
county on account of nsolvent polls al oe
lowed him. =,
Benz Justice, being amount of tax refunded
under resolution of General Assembly, "a
extra session, 1861, r.,
j. W. Bowman, being amount OF tax reiuno.
ed Charles Byrd, late Sheriff OF 1InSey
county, under resolution OF GeneFal 10 e5
sembiy I'd extra session. 1861, ~ II "
Sherifs for settling State taxes lor 100"
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The STANDARD.
7oMPTRoLLER,s REPORT.

REPORT OF THE COMPTROLLER OF Pob bLn
ACCOUNTS FOR THE FISCAL fhAh h-'D
ING SEPTEMBER 81, 1861.
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Sss c as1gssay for h the State defence the
That application shall have first Goas Pr0r3s5
Confederate Government and thew sLan made t..
to assume the payment Of the sam, s s",l nave hs
said application. GA months shs
a. BE it further or3ained That -,
of this ordinance be extended 70 tho SIe ProVisr
OF the towns of Newbern and WasInr,oI' SSione,
other towns that may make the sar ,'S'on OF sar
under similar circumstances. "Pp!cati1,
Passed and ratified in open Conveptio, q,
day of February, 1882. '"''On the 2Gb
Teste: pr.r ar AhDS,
W. L. STEELE, Secretary. NO"'enioa
L.. Z. EDwAhDS Assistant Secretary
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No. Isl

WALTER L. STEELE, Sec'y.
L. c. EDWARDS, Asst Scc'y.
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mo. 21.J

L. G. EDWARDS, Assistant Secretary.
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T'cste
No. B.. |

l.. Z. EDWARDS, Assistant Secretary.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-27
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TNRUSTEE'S SALE.-WHEREAS. ON rnr
4 9TH day Of November. A. D. 1850. Eohr.im
ltunce and Elizabeth, his wife. and Tho..s r
bance, and Albina, bis wife. executed unto m.
tin Corbin, ~ Trustee. . certain Deed Of TINT.
conveying to said Trustee. the land In Ci;.,or
county, Iow,, descsibed 40 follows. to- III . n.
south hslf Of the North East quarter Of Section
No thirtysl 30, )is Township No. eight zone fai"
North Of Range No. two, (3.) kast II IL IN 3
n. Which said eonveysnce v.s made - a.:
said Ephraim and Thomss b. and viyee. for M
purpose Of occurring the payment Of ono eertais
protnissory note and the interest thereon. airnsd
By said Ephraim and Thomas. dated The ~ az
Of November, 1. b. 1860, and payable In one va.
after date, to the order Of William r. Whssier
for the sum Of one hundred and thietv.ssve. .n1
So'loo dollar, on which note 10 endorsed the am
Of seventy three dollars.
And nov, % note having become due ard
payable, and said Ephsaia and Thomss havine
JAILED 70 10y The same, except % asovs named.
:. Austin Coroin trustee = Aforesaid, DO hereby
give this publ: rotics, thatby virtue Of The power
~ ich y - Ne vested by said DesA Of trust.
! Will, on Saturday, lths 2ota Day Of March.
4. H.. 1862, 9 the hsuS Of mise o'clock II the
forenoon Of said day, q The Court Hosss door.
H. OF Daveppost, expose ssd Offer for saie.
q pabe auction, fsreasb, the parcel Of d N above
descnsed, o. - moeh tAeeeof, - ahall y
necessary = satisfy ed pay the asosntdss % said
note, vi the Interest thereon % tie day Of sale
toeether With I'll TIE e0at q aad sxpenses sstenAin
said sale, costs sf this aetioe aad fpuseees feee
Dated the Let day II Asreh, a. D., 1063.
AUSTIN CORblN.
nohSl Trustees:
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CTATE OF IOWA, SCOTT COUNTY. IN
- tho District Court Of said County.
Henry Miller, Plaintif, W, William v. Schirach.
Elias Swiokard, E. Steinhilber, Paul Wiess, i.
Whitaker, George Bentley, John Natthies,
Christina Matthiss, ". Stewart, Executor Of
X. Z. Campbell. deceased John A. Metcalf,
William u: Darlington. II. Brown and James
ORIGINAL NOTICE.
To said Defendants
You and each Of you are hereby notified that
there 10 now On file in the Office Of the Clerk II
the District Court, Of said Scott coun-
y, petition Of Henry Miller, claiming
tho sum Of one thoussnd 81 ,ooO) dolsrs with in
tersst thereon from the 2Oth day Of September,
1856. atthe rate If ten per cent. per annum. %
money due him On . certain pvomissory note. ex-
ecuted ~ said William v. Schirach, on the goth
day OF September, 1854, and payable i've years #
ter date. Said petition also prsys for the fore.
closure Of certain mortgage on the following do
scribed real estate situated in tho county Of Scott
and State Of lows, to-wit: Commencing eighty
ESQ., feet due west from the north east corner Il
block number 6fty.four "a. } in the city Of Dav-
export, - known, designated. described and num-
befed on the recorded plat Of the Aforesaid city Of
Davenport thence running south eighty (so;
north eighty feet thence east thirty 30) feet
to tho place Of beginning, esecutsd BY said Will
liam V. Schirach on the 18th day Of October. A D
1854, for the purpose Of securing the payment Of
the above described promissory note.
Now uoless you appear thereto and defend b.
fore noon Of the second day Of the next term o.
the said District Court, to DO held ct tbs city Of
Davenport on the first Monday in February, 4 b
1862, default will BE- entered against you and
judgment rendered thereon.
Dated December 9th, 1861.
X. D. CON0DON,
dec1O ATTY for Pm
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TRUsTB8D oAl1-WnDRnAo. ON fHB
y 11sA ~ q Aassh, 4. .. 1ool, JeseniaA
nstseea - 1e.ssss ns lSasd. be vits essssss1
rate S.s.: -. |. 800 = - = 49, 80 - E
Mag s Ne SsssA- - esslss e - esssl-Ssss
qsaitee d Ssesiee SAsss. ~ fevssAip seventy.
si:s. l1s eases evs. ~ 9a.s :! he IN, (ssh)
tfnssipe' Asssaiss; :s1 r:asiag Nsssa - Ass.
lso) seds; thsSss sesiA - isaGrsS "a svssa1,
liso ssdsi thesee Wese sisAsy. (sO) sels - he
place q bsginniag, bslse III q tis Wsss Aalf
M q said south East quarter. With The e1esp.
We 9. . icy @ lsaa sesssSioee eceyeyed b sd
tanning sixty aseee Il lasA-Whish aid eoevey.
anee was made By NE ~ Jefeniah Hs1SeSd asa
harriet, hts wife, for the purpose q sscurise tie
payment Of one cestaie Iroaieeesy Aoss AID he
Inter =. g, y
payable - followss Six ooashs After date. TO ne
order or Absahsm J. 0wits, foe the sum Of seventy.
eight Is 100 (e7S 75) dollars with interest after
mata,ity, at Ten pr cent. pr annus (sixs.Avs
l?s5) be- bee. sodofssd spoa this note - paid
And nov said note having bssou. due and
payable. and the said Jesenish Hubbard hsvine
failed 70 pay the same, ], John L. Svits, Trus.
tee - Aforesaid. DO hereby give this psbie notice
that By virtse Of the power which 10 IN ne vested
llth day Of psil, 4. D., lss1, q TIE hour 81
o'cock In the aftsf1oea II sai1 cay, q The
Court House door, in the city Il Davenpoes, ex-
pose and oder for saleat public auction The parcel
OF land above described, or % nseA thereof %
seaa' 3 neesssa!y 10 satisfy and pay The anss1t
Of said note with the interest tAereoo a he Aav
Of sale. together with al The costs ana s1psnece
attending said sale costs Of this notice auA yas.
tes's fees.
Dated Tie 18th day II March A. D., lses
mch10-dH T-r.,..
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VvRUSTEgD 0ALB.-WAss,aa - IL ISL
i day q Noveobsf, 4. D.. less. Nasie Oreea
aaA Stephen h 0fssa, hss Assiaad, sxsssse1
snte A6aes Dssisss, = !nsess ssviala Deed
Scott eoassy, ivs, dssssiIsi = foiievs, so-wit !:
4 part q The south quastss u sectisa this-
teca (l1,) II tsvnship ssventy. eight (7S,l noeth
Of mage tAsse (S,) sese q he 81 r. n. nWV
partieslady Described ard BONDED - follows, -
VT: Bsgtnsisg q ! slose o The vest baak 4
tween sections thlrtssn (lsj ana twsnty-foss
CA tie distaaes q fourteen (ll) clins ard
line Of aid section thirteen (lo) twsaty-nine
(ss) ehains md sasAty-fesr (S4) links = the
township line thence due north ten (le chains
d.: ssa sa e ''s s.sss s's
north two ~ chains and ATTY $50 links 70 .
ston4 thence due west eighteen 10y chains and
eighty four (6a) links to . stone thsaes due
south two chains and any $50 links 70 stone;
tssses due ives. seven ~ shsins % sto.s /;
nine az links e tho place Of beginning, go
tanning thirty-six and 9OlO0 sores, aud be1ng he
came land conveyed 70 said Maria Green By Julia
E. Coo and husband which said Conveyance Va
made BY the said Maria Green and Stephen b.
Green for the purpose Of securing the payment Of
certa promissory note and the intsress thereon,
tgued BY said xazis Green and Stephen h.
Green, dated the 18th day Of November, A. D.,
1858, and payable - follows: for the sun Of I've
thousand seven hundred and ninety eight 5s-l0e
?s,'9S e.leo) dollars. payable 70 the order II
Henry Miller, on the let day Of Dseembsr, 1853,
with interest q ten per cent. PER aneum after
tsEity.
And now, said promissoTy note having bseo0s
duo and payable, and the said Maria Green and
stephen H. Green having failed 70 pay the same,
excepting the sun Of two hund Cd an forty dol
lars which was RENTED, !, Abner Dsvison,
Trustee aforesaid hereby give this public no.
tiee, that BY virtue Of the rowsr which 10 In me
vested by said Deed of Trust, wall, on Saturday,
the 2sth day Of December, A. d. 1861, At the hour
oftwo o'clock IN the afternoon Of said day, 1t the
Court House door, in the city Of Davenport, 81.
pose and offer toe sale, at public auction, the
parcel Of land above described, Of 20 much there.
Of - shall be necessary to satisfy and pay The
amount Of said note, with the interest there
on 70 the day Of sale, together with III the cost
and expenses attending said sale, costs Of thi,
notios and Trustees fees.
Dated the 25th day Of November, 4. d. 1861.
ABNER DAWSON,
6c51 Trustee.