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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-19

RuIsEss Is rHg CoURT or SEssIOSs.--Foureen
..s were dlsposed This Court last week and the s w.<
r.,ty well cleared OF trials for bs,slsry nr
ran larceny fos petty 4roony for assault ADD b.sry
or osut With 70 commit rape and t'f roSS'isx
safa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-19

Certain we are that in American 6ction nothing
but Uuce T m vie with NEiGBsoR lakewood Ia ser
interest ot AraeerdIaSus huosledse OF humAs
lBoston Post.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-19

Orders were given on Saturday to the Post-oice
clerks to take s1pences, ,hilngs or Spanish
quarters. The Senate bill which passed the House on
Thur,day, reduces the Spanish and Mexican quarter
to twenty cents, the shilling TO dime, and the six
peLce to half dime. The bill also authorizes the
issue of the new cent. Now If the people will m'ke
proper effort the shaving system of shings and pence
viii soon be broken up. Let every one insist upon
prices in dollars and cents, and tradesmen will very
coon accommodate their business 10 the change-ani
their change to the business. Under the reduced rate
the Spanish coin viii be rapidly absorbed for silver
ware and export, and we ought within six months to
have, for the first time in New-York City, the true
Federal currency Of the nation. The Post Office order
of Saturday TO have been going it'll too far
however ina much the law provides that the coins
shall be received at the reduced rate but are not to
be paid out at all, being reserved for re-cOinng.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-19

REwARD OTFERED.-The Governor offers srawGd
Of 500 for the discovery and arrest Of the murderer Ut
Carman
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-19
NEw.Yoks HOspr.L-weckly Report to Jw n.

rsrsd H'r. .-uisi Al the sAiioa.Hss.s and rLs 'ss
vsed - as resise1ce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-19
lAdverti.eus~ati
IAarr-ti....nntI

1--WE confess to strong desire for the sueea..
~ NsiGHBos JAoKwoop for fecosnre In The .nths ,
American sTi.sI" isprnsted lN.ssl Repuhlio.s-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-19

ForrD DEAD.-Elzsbeth Hsggerty, q woman %
years age found dead In Der bed a. NO "a ~
BODY when appeared tia; for some time pto te ne.
principally Vpou The Jary rendered =" aSe
nom eIosss.Ys tafepnperknoe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-19

A CIGAR THEF.-Jeremiah Harris colored man
was committed to prison on Saturday by Justice
Osborn upon the charge VI stealing two boxes Of
Havana cigars of the value of So from the store Of
Mr. c. Thomson No. l27 Pearl street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-19

LAIR. KIEyEs THEArER.-The drama Of Raehael
the Reaper has been temporarily withdraw on &C
count of the absence from the city of of one of the
performer, which necessitsted by the dangerous
illness of relative To night will be acted The Mar
bic Heart with Mr.. George Jordan aud Miss Keene
in the principal parts. The performance viii conclude
with Young Bacchus.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-19
Acknowledgement

GAS, GAS-GAs FIxTUREs.-Seyeral new and
beau aful patterns just completed Ca. manofs
tuins depot, No. SO Broadway
ARcREs. W.ssKs Co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-19

most Of every incident and situation. Her eoc alton
most distinct pleasing and Apprecative aud her sing
ing all that can be asked, especially in toe interes,
ing ballad wherein mention "a made OF the "yolns
msn bred carpenter only nineteen years old.
The other characters are al well done, particularly
Hawatha, by Mr.. walcOt, and the Indian lady whose
name is not familiar to NJ, but who i personl;ed
by Mss Mary Cannon. For only three night. longer
Will Hasaths be performed as Mss Matilda Heron
viii positively appear 90 Thursday evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-19

AMERICAN MusEUx.-To.niIht will be acted for the
first time the romantic drama entitled The Bear Hunt
ers; several performers will appear ID 1t, and
promises to be something welLworth seeing A good
farce vii follow the play every afternoon and evening,
ard the thousand curiosities exhibition as
usual without extra charge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-19

Rrs OyER.-Danid Maley Of No. - Mulberry
Bekr .se,t SJ a snaib1s ssa bed oBs Of e leg trss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-19

A DISHONEST SERVANT GIRL.-Ellen Green, an
Irish servant girl committed to the City Prison on
Saturday, by Justice Connolly, upon three charges of
petit larceny Mary James Of No. l2i Sullivan street,
alleges that Ellen, while in her employ, stole fcom her
sundry Articles of the value of $40. Mary Ann Still Of
No. 5Sf Hudson street, charges Ellen with steaGog
wearing apparel &C., of the value of S.; and Emma
Porter, of No. 5Sl Hudson street, made a similar
charge against Ellen of stealing clothing, &c, of the
value of So Some Of the stole0 property was fouad
To her pOssessisn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-19

BRoUGHAs's BowIRr THKATER-"KingJ John has
had its run and hss given way to other plays Tonight
will be given St Mare, or A Husbands Sacrifice,
with Mr. and Ms. f. L. Davenport as the hero and
heroine Mr.. Brougham appears in the last piece.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-19

DRAMATIC READINGS Mr.. J. B. Brown, assisted
by two of his pupils reads selections from the poets al
Hope Chapel, to night.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-19

BrR1oS. THEArER At this house a new romantic
drama in four acts Is announced for this evening the
title is " Vice and Virtue; Or, Womans Hesrt." Mrs
Barrow VII persouste two characters, exempEfyiog
Vice and Virtue; Mr. Bolton, M Charles Fisher and
others Of the Company will also appear in it. Tue
sfieritce is the Wandering Minstel in which NJ. Bar
ton VII play Jena Bags for the first time this Winter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-19

An OLD RESIDENT GoSE.-A colored woman named
Lydia johnson, who resided in Clinton syesue, died
on Friday plight last in the hundred aud dith yeas
of her age.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-19

A HEATHEsIsH AFRIcAs.-John Cutler, black
fellow, was arrested yesterday, charged With conduct
irg hnseE in an outrageous manner 10 the African
Church, corner Of Leonard aud Church streets where
it il alleged be cursed aad swore during the service
Justice Connolly cent hin to prison for five days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-19

George W. Jamison is playing with J. w. Wal
lack, jr and Annie Senter at Detroit. The Aicert'e,
says Mr.. Jamisons "Iago" is most eIcelest-thC
best on the stage for half century.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-19

CHAMBzHs STREET THEATER Mrs. Mem ihOn re-
pess her performance Of Juliet to the Romeo Of Ms.
Coleman Pope, ct this theatre, this evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-19

BRooKLYS CITY NoRrALIrr.-The following is the
number Of deaths in this city during the past year, an
reported By the Health officer Males, -; females,
o. adults %; minors, ii-total, SO. The principal
6isessts were consumption, of which ten died. ccnvu
,ons, inflammation Of lungs, scarlet fever, six each;
col geston lungs, congestion brain, Inflammation
bowels four each; apopeIy debility, Group, hydroee-
phalus, heart disease, liver disease, inhammstoa
brain two each.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-19
BROOKZ Wv ITEMS.

ALLEGED RAPE AND ATTEMPTED ABoRrIoy.-M-
ehaei McMapus was arrested on Friday last ON tho
charge ofseduction and breach of marriage promise.
The complainant ia John Fitch, father of Mary Arm
Fitch, the victim. The parties brought before
Justice Cufti', and it appears from the deposition Cd
the girl that the evening Of the 81 Of July last de-
f,ndant called on her in Fifth avenue New-Yoh,
where she was there at service, aud induced her tn
take walk They came back to the house and found
locked. They again took walk, aud he tried TO get
her ccnsent to stop at houses, which she subse-
queny aacertaned TO be of bad character. Being
disgusted with his overtures she placed herself in
charge Of two private wa'chmen, who found her q
lodging place for the right. Next day he called at the
house egain but she would have nothing TO do with
him. About two weeks thereafter she met him ct her
fathers house in Flatbush avenue Brooklyn where
he atked her forgiveness and made promise of mar
mage. Subsequently he took her "a Hoboken, where
they took carriage and drove fol- several miles They
stopped in secuCed spot in the woods where as al
eyed, he violated her person. Since that time she
COX medicine for purposes Of abortion but not having
he desiTed effect, he made arrangements TO take her
o New-Y@k to have it done. They were met by
Cor stable Horton In Livingston street when just about
taking the cars for the ferry their way over Nc
Mapus was committed to jail 10 default Of $1,000 bad,
on the charge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-19

BROADWAY THEArEn.-Mr. Forrest has played 30
immense houses during the past week on the Of nights
of the German Opera. Tonight be gives bis Psrso'a
ton of Macbeth, which, it Is announced, will DO pro-
duced with unusual attention to the music scenery ard
appointments. During the week Mr. Forrest S1A act
Hamlet and Brutus Thn is tie l4st week OF the Ger
man Opera Company Who will to-morrow evening give
ne opera of FideEo for the as time. Next week the
Gabrel and Francois Ravel troupe VII appear and
play on alternate nights with Mr.. Forrest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-19

DIFFERENCE IN THE LoScTUDE.-In NewBedfOrd
last week three men were sentenced 10 the State
Prison for two years each for being concerned in
prize-6ght Oh, the cold and cruel Yankees Had
those three worthless hourished in New York they
might have been sent to the Common Council instead
e the State Prison. though It may stl be moot
question which is the most respectable place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-19

JEwEiRY characterization Calaghan fell in
love with gold breastpn and gold chain, Of the value
of - So and appropriated the articles to her own use
without the consent Of the owner. Justice Connolly,
on the complaint of Mary jennings the owner of the
property, held Christiana for trial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-19

CAPTURE OF AsoIHIR DEsPERADo. -Thoma'
Downey, desperate and wel-known rowdy, was ar
rested on Saturday night by Sergeant Beatty Of the
Fourth District Police Court, for various assaults
which he had cOmmised, among which was one upon
Nj Fitzgerald, a csrddate for Councilman at the last
election, whom he beat in cruel manner, and another
which he and confederate inflicted upon Officer
Smith Of the Nineteenth Ward Police. Ii appears
that Smith was about to arrest him, when he drew
knife and attempted to stab the officer. An accom-
pHce Of bis then knocked the officer senseless with
club, and both fed and escaped. D0wney was taken
b. fore Justice Brownel who locked him up for trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-19

wAILAcX's THEATIK.-Mr. Stuart announces he
reepgagemeut Of Mrs. John Wood for three nights
more. Mr. Walcot's Hawatha burlesaue viii keep the
stage and Mrs. Wood viii sppear every night as Mn
nehsha, character in which she has made most
decided hit Mrs WOOD is eyond question the bes;
actress, in this peculiar style Of pieces nos IN the
country. She has the tue idea Of bur.esque, the
assumption of an air of thoroughgong seriousness, and
apparent Inconsistencies Of doing anything ndcu-
Ou which gives burlesque acting its only charm, and
without which it is pcntless and vspd. Shs cutters
completely into the spirit of the piece, aud e as des-
peratey in love with Hiswstha at first sight as
she is sPitefuly and delciou,y vicious agAns. the
eyed squsw who wants to interfere aud spoil sport.
She never reaPsss into percepble comprehension Of
the extravagant absurdity Of Whist she Dbing; she
dot sn't descend for instant from her mockherOc
sts but preserve. Throughout, her inf .ied earnest
ness, and is at times as pOmpousy dgnifed as il the
fate Of nations depended upon her every action. She
understands every pom. in The dialogue, and makes the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-19

NIB1os GARDrs.-To-night the English troupe WI
give The Mountain Sylph.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-19

GRASD LARCENY Eliza DOugherty, aseryant girl,
was aested yesterday charged with stealing clothing
&C., to the value of $75, from Mrs. Porter Of No 5si
Hudson street. The property was recovered and the
accused was ncarcersted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-19

IT were possible to secure it they would proceed hthe'
ca mace. .,,,, ,~i,h
grand effect;
Immortel Roi des CieuI
To qui de ties hauts lieuK
Contemples nOtro srnee;
Grsnd Dieu protege-nous
Flogne Ten courouK
De Ia Saisse alsInee
Ousnd tn oOnduis nos pas
Nous ne reductions pas
Les puis ANTS de la terre
Sous ton bras sbattus,
Bient6t ils no sont plas
Que debres Ct pOussiere
Dieu que par Ia bOntc,
Ia dOuoe hbeie
Regne sur llIslVetie;
1t sill nOus iaUt MOURN,
Daigne encore sOutenlr
(tile terTe chGrie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-19

William Maxwell, Ii D., died at Wlliamsburgh.
Va, on the 10th inst., aged "A. He was native OF
Norfolk, in that State, and held high position at the
bar. He represented Norfolk at different times in both
branches of the Legislature. He aherwa'd received
the appointment of Principal Professor Of Hampton
Sidney College and subsequently became editor of
The Netr- Yort JOarnd Of Commerce, which position
he occupied for several years At late period Of his
hfe he removed to Richmond where, "a is sail of him
by the The Noytk Herald his usefulness was m an
"ifested on al occasions requiring the exercise q tai
ents tie grace of eloquerce, the aid Of judicious
"counsel, and ready and helping hand-and ever
with a noble disinterestedness which formed shining
Characteristic Of his nature" While resident OF
Richmond, be vas chosen Secretary Of the Virginia
Historical Society and editor Of The Historical Regis
ter, work which was 10 him labor of love.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-19

FoRerRY O, TIE BAsx OF CoxxEEcE.-oa Sat-
urdsy last an individual presented at the counter OF e
Bank of Commerce, check for q, 10 Parporhs 70
have been drawn by Allen knight, esq, Presiae1t Oh
the Judd Ln.eed and Sperm Oil Company ana pays-
bl. to the order of Davis, Ncrrs & Co., u NO, o
Wal street, whose names were indorsed upon n Inc
Cashier made no otjecton 10 paying tie cneek e1eeH
tbkt he requested the party presectins 70 osV' ni2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-19

The CASE OF IHE NEw-GRASADA CANAL Com
PAsY The investigation of the charge Of fraud pre-
feTed by Mr. GouIArd against come OF the officers OF
this Company, was resumed on one or two oc'a'ions
last week, by the continued eros'eIamaa'on OF Mr.
Goulsrd On the affidavit Of complaint which he made
when proceedings against the accused were first ins
tuted The following Is copy Of letter written IN
Aprl last, by Mr.. GOulard to Mr.. James A. Reqaa,
one of the officers Of the Company, which was nitro
duced as evidence on the part Of The defense:
BsOoKLYS April 10. less
JAMES A REsu, e.q-DesT sig; From al lnterreF H4i
with nv ..,seed friend Cha. J. Lowry esqa an Induced
to wIs you expressing my regrets tor the remarks iaee
myself under excitement soue o. our
discIedit upon you gentleman and man Of hoLo .st.
BY aid exOper.is yoo tom tas '>ae' ~
tat our unhappy differences may be 81 n End o,,on
You. respectfully 4, "Oo
During the cross examination Of Mr. g., no facts OF
material import to the Gaze were ELECTED, and an adj
jouInmert took place until Wednesday next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-19

The proprietor. of The A6iOr this year present to
their subscribers print Of unusual beauty aud interest,"
aportrsit OF Florence Nightingale by Wanderfonte,
beautifully engraved on steel. She is represented
reading with ConstsntinOple in the background
more charming work could not well be invented for
ouch purpose.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-19

CITY MoRrALIrY.-The City Inspector reports AZ
deaths for the past week-an increase of AZ as com
pared with the return Of the week previous. This
increase is Of diseases of the lungs and scarlet fever
Tho following is comparison OF the number OF deaths
during the past two weeks:
Msn. Women. Boys. Git. To.sl:
Week ending Jan r.....7s 81 1870 loE Hf
Among the prircipel causes of desth were the fol-
lowing: Consumpion 50; commissions 'infantle), 81
Inflammation Of the bowels, A. scarlet fever, boi
measles 8; moragmus (infantilel, 81 Inflammation Of
the lsDgs, %; dropsy in the head IL smallpox, IL
Group, 20. There were slso dea-hs Of bron-
chitis "A Of congestion Of the BRAIN of congestion
of the 10, rs 10 of disease of the heart of scrofua,
s of teethng, premature births, % stilbOrn and
deaths from violent caufes. The following Is CLASH
fcation of the diseases, and the total number OF
deaths in each class Of disease: Boues, joints, &C.
a. brain and nerves IS; generatiye organs, d heart
and blood-vessels, 90 lungs throat, &c, lfii old
age, g. skin &C., and eruptive fevsrs, 81; stulborn
and premature births 80; s'Omach, bowels aud other
digestive organs uncertain -est and feyers,
%; urinary organs, 5-tOtal, AZ. The number OF
deaths, compared with the corresponding weeks OF
1855 and 1856, was as follows Week ending jan ~,
1855, 40; week ending Jan. 49, 1885, 32i; week ending
JAN Il, 1857, 40. The nativity table gives 352 ma
tives Of the United States GO Of Ireland, . Of Ger
many, and the balance Of various other European
countries.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-07
TRlSTEE'S SALE.

10 JAines Nay, aud III other pc ron. HON II may
Concern
| WHsREAS on the e3rd day Of June A u isss,
W John Graham did drsw his g ain ri or dra,f
u that date upon Jauer Msy for the nm Of thirty
light hundred ard seventy i've dollars psysbe nine
" dayt after the date thereof to he order Of hn
GsAham, which Bill vas dulr o. spt-i by In. sad
!amrs May And wher-a. The .ati ,3i ,iay Of June
. " $50, 10. sah John tsham 4 draw his %, he
Ieftil bNl Ut that date upnr the said James Nav
To- the sSn Of nifty i've hundred dollars psy able four
months sner tbs dat IN. reof g. the order II John
Grahsn. and Will h was duly so.p;.d Sy the said
James Nay:
And wife cas-, In ovter e. secure ,hs rsymru, ,f
said Hills. >, acc pied ~ him, the said James Ma,
d'd on the said % q day ~ June. A ~ 1855 ey.cn.
Ted unto Anstn CuTbn .. Trustee, cvrtAin Deed Of
Tru.t conv.yiDg 10 said Trustee tie parcel Of land
iylnx and hing situated In Scott Count,
10 IN. state of LAVA. described - follows, 10 W,
The north one ba Of Book No. twenty fc0) as the
same V known. designated and described spon ,hr
fiat OF the oil Town, row City ~ Da, enport-wh,b
-aid De~d 81 frus Was duly acknoW, dyed, and was.
90 IN" 18th day 81 septs mber. A. D. 1886 duy Md
and recorded In thr Recorders once IN said scott
County.
And nov The sah Bill, having bee ONE sn. and pay
able AMI the sail James May har failed to paw the
same ,r either VI them you. the said James law nj
all Other pcrsons whom may concern are hereby uo
Nnei and public motto Is hereby given, that l. tn
nudeSsign~f. Austin Corbn Trustee - rforeraid n,
the Trqnesi ~ the sad John Graham, the owner ~
said bils and ia pursu nee Of thn power vested IN
NE by said De 81 Trust will OH Tue sdsy, the 2,ih
day - APRIL 4. u. 1857, ct the hour Of two clock
In the Afternoon 81 SAID day, 1t the Cusr use IL or
IN the Ct, OF Davenport in Ssou County xforss sId
expose and oncr Tor sale ~ pablo Auction, to III
highest bidder. for cash. the parcel 81 land above de-
"rrioed, or 40 much thereof o. shall b. necessary u
satisfy the amount then due "a said Bills with MI
Fost- snd expenses aeodipg the msking OF said sale
Dsfed this I'd Law of April, 4. n. 1857.
Apr.9 dlAw%ii AUSTIN COKBiN, Trustee
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-07

WnHnkAe 90 The 81 day Of Auxat. A. D. ,sos.
" psnelsen en1 Dor theu DAn,elsrn. hls vtsr
rxs.en unto Austin Corfu, ~ Trustee, . certain
y Isns' conveying 70 sid Trustee the land M
r.tt county, lows, drscribei ~ Follows 10 nj -
!ni.sy rtt MOTT running lack 10 tnr .n.y one HIM
a"a ana my f~~t, N from the w~si side az i, nu,n
os!tweiss t.l IN ba,cA number % ~, in 0,,e, !.
Aad.tion ~ ths city Il Davenport, low. a. .so,n
~ ihe secesasd plat q aid As,s,o, wh,ch sal
sssance was made by the said q. Daniel, an mi ~
o.ns.. ~ We isr ,he pnrIos .. Ing he pay
nlens 81 <ssain promssory nst. sni th- i,,sr.,,
thereon, signed By sa,a r. Daniel N a,t., ~ "a,
da1 u August, A. D. isS5. and rev,ii. 10 orAa =,
u. ta6S, "'e'' y.
Ard now said note having be-. M ia. and ,.v,,.
sni The sAid Dsnisi.en having failed 10 u,y M,
ZANE J, Austin Gorilla Trustee - aforesaid Al ths
request q said " liiAm H. Abbott The owner n ~,
o- her. " give this public office that bv yirtu. N
ne power which IL In vrst~s by sad ae. "a
WI on SAfcRDAv. rHE 25Tii mar or Apnu A r.
iao', et'he hour 81 o'clock in the afternoon a. snJ
LAY, 81 the Court House j. or ia the city Of Day.n-
port Hpo and orr for sale at public nucti,o Ia
tne hNnet bidder for cash the parcel III land .s,ys
decrib*d. or 10 much thereof A. sha b. suft.,u, Ia
'atssy ana pay the amount u saii not. with the in
..fest thereon 10 the day sale together with Il,
W. eofh sid rxI"ntes tiending said SALE costs us
'his soitcc and Trustees fc--.
Dated the 3lst day Of March. 4. n. 1851.
msfehsi,s AUSTIN CORBiS Trustee
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-07

ina. 81
STATE OF IOWA,
Cou>rr or ScoTT %
Frederick T. Kiai-r
The southeast quarter Of the sou,h-
we-s quarter Of section No fifteen us)
In township No seventy'nine (7s) north
"f rAuse No two ~ east OF The 9Th
principal meridian
To the said defendant:
N'OC arc hereby notified ih.t there is On ae In Tue
county. iowa, petition VI Frederick T Kiddsr
Claiming OF yos foreclosure Of ertAin Il. 81 r.cey
81 from III. Treasurer and Collector Of Rcu unity
Iowa, conveying TO said + eteFi,k r. Kiider the
inct y ani III said county described a. foil w. 10
Wal IN" southeast quarter II the south west ai;aY
yer Of section No nfssen us IN township No sevsn,y-
Mae tssl north Of range No two ~ east Of III, al,
principal meridian. Pe,iiLn states that said iani
was >od and conveyed for he taxes sss.sS.d on the
same FOR the year ID 1854 and Interest and cost.
"t ssrl tetttAner was The high. 4 aud bet bidder
mgr :, tLst the sAsue struck IN g. him far aid
,aNe interest ard cost, amounting one AMI a. 100
""nsr.' which he then and there paid ihr Treasu-
er aud Collector aforesaid That NJ mart o., ssi sum
Massive oeeh paid Petitioner nor has an, PORTION OF
sNd iand Be reteemnd: that six n,hths lave
'ispsed since the day 81 sal. and that r these and
o.r reasons contained In said petition IL which yo,,
are hereby referred for particular and further allie
Eau, = ne entitled 10 Judgment % foreclosure
i"r the whole VI SAID tract last named Nov unl...
You appear and answer said petition on or b. re the
hrst day VI the next term q. said Court A. thr Court
Mouse IN Aid County o. S,ott. judgement VIII be
rendered sgsinst yon thsss, and oil right TO red-sm
salh parcel Of land forever forecloscd.
SenitCouniy March I'd. A 1857.
FREDERICK T KIDDER. Plaintiff
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