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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-02
Trustees Sale.


VLyHEREAS on the 10th day OF April, A y, 1857
w John Read Executed unto David True a
Trustee, certain deed Of Trust, conveying to said
Trustee the land in Scott County, Iowa, described az
follows, to wit Twenty acres taken from oil the
South end OF the East half Of the North Ia quar-
ter Of section eleven IN in township sevent ght
t76] North, OF Range three East, Of the nth (5th)
r. r.. and oountltd as foews, % wit Beginning a,
ter Of said section eleven QD, thence running
West eighty (So) rods, thence North forty t4O)
rods, thence East eighty 1901 rods, thence south
forty (sO) rods, to the place OF beginning,
which said conveyance made by the said Read
for tn, purpose OF securing the payment OF among
others Of certain prOmssory note and the interest
thereon signed by said John c. Read dated the 18th
day of April ID, 1871 and payable to the order OF
Samuel Hartzel for five hundred aud forty-fyc dol
lars, psysble on the FIRST day Of August, 1857.
And now said note having become d ue and para
BILE, and the said John Read having faled
to pay thesame, !, David True Truste. as afore-
said do hereby give this public notice, that by virtue
OF the power which is in vested by said deed Of
Trust. will, Saturday the 81 day Of October, A.
D. 1857 at the hour OF O'Clock in The afternoon of
said day At Court House door in the city OF Da-
venport expose and offer for sale, at public auction
10 the highest bidder for CASH the parcel OF land
above described, much thereof sh all be su
with the interest there to the day Of SALE together
With the expenses ATTENDING said tale costs Of this
notice and Trustees fees. Upon the completion Of
such sale deed will he given in accordance with the
stimulation Of said Deed Of Trust.
Dated the 7th day Of September, A. D. 1857
DAVID STRUE,
sepSttd Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-02
Trustees Sale.


XNHEREAB on the 18th day Of December. A D,
w 1856, Charles j. Di:,el and Johxnne Dittel his
wife, executed unto Austin Corbin as Trustee, a
certain deed OF Trust conveying to said Trustee the
land In Scott County Iowa, described follows, t.
Wit Lot ten (lOl In block three I3l, known and
designated on the recorded Plat G. Forrest Dillo
Addition to the city OF Davenport, which said convey
anc" made by the said Charles =. Dittl ard Jo-
hanne Dtte for the purpose OF securing the yIen
OF certain promlsoty note, and the interest there.
on sient by said Charles +. DItel, dated the nth
day OF December, o, 1885, for seven hundred dol.
lars, payable with ton Per cent per annum interest
the ordrr OF N. Feiervsry IN the first day Of ugus
d, 1857.
And now said note having become due and payable,
and the said Dittei having fall Nfay the anne, l.
Austin Corbin, Trustee aforesaid do hereby give
this Lulic notice. that by virtue Of the power which
Is in vested by said deed of Trust Will on Bat
urday the 10th day q October, D. 1851, the hour
OF O'Clock in the after OF said day at tie Court
House door in the city Of Davenport, expose and
Ter Tor sale, At pubic auction, the highest bidder
for cash the parcel Of land above described, or so
much thereof shall be sufficient satisfy and pay
the amount eff said note. with the interest thereon
the day OF eae, together with ali expenses attending
said sale of this notice and Trustees fees. Upon the
completion Of such sale d ed viii be given In
accordance with the stipulation OF said deed of
Trust.
Dated the 18th day Q: September. a D, 1857.
AUSTIN C0RBIN
eepl6dtd Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-02

ILKS TT Is WELL KNOWN By EVERY
- that ~ ass selling these Goods vesy Wv. snd
~ ~ III 1al psspass1 . 60 - me- stoct %
csa b Suoad Wsss q Chicaee, q eur usual low
prices. 4 4 4. d. fYNHA,
eso166tt No L. Clsire Bow.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-02
Trustees Sale.

u IUuSVOV = SSd0lVe
VXTHEREAS on the 2Sth day OF May, A. D., 1856,
w Hans Heinrich and Katherine Heinrich
executed unto Austin Corbin as Trustee, certain
deed Of Trust conveying to said Trustee the land in
Scott County Iowa, described as follows, 10 wit ::
Lot number six ISL IN tlcck number tour ri in
Green's Addition TO the city q Davenport, which
said conveyance mad. by the said Hans HeiG ich
aud atharine, his wife, for the purpose Of securing
the payment Of certain promissory note and the
interest thereon signed by said Hans Heinrich, dated
the 2Sth day OF Nay, y, 1855, and payable to the
order Of P. B. Harding. six months after date, for
the sum Of $780, with ten per cent interest from
date.
And nov said note having become due and pays.
bie and the said Hans Heinrich having failed to pay
the same, l. Au,in Corbin, Trustee as Aforesaid do
her BY give this public potice, that by v;tu OF the
power which Is in me vest by said deed Of Trust,
will, on Saturday the third day Of October. d.
1851 at the hour Off O'Clock In the Afternoon Of said
day at tie Court House door In the city OF DSv n
poSt expose and offer for saa, At public auction to
the highest bidder for cash. The parcel Of Land above
described or % much th re, . shall be efficient to
satisfy and pay the amount OF said note with the in
terest thereon 10 the cay OF sale with all the
cysts and expenses attending said sale, costs OF this
notice and trustees fees Upon he competition Of
such sale deed will be given in accordance with the
stipulation Of said Deed Of Trust.
Dated the 9Th day OF Sept, A ., Is57.
sepodts Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-02
Mortgage - Sale.

MOruS0ScC - SHAC'
TEE STATE OF 1owA,l
Scott County,
To Paul Deutsch AMI all other persons
interested.
VIYHERRAS on the 18th day Of December, d,
w 1855, the said Paul Deutsch executed to one
Antoine lie Claire certain promissory note OF that
dates for the sum Of five hundred dollars, payable TO
the order Of Antoine lie Claire, on the 18th day Of
August D, 1851, with Int rest at ten per celt per
annum; and whereas the said Paul Deutsch did on
the - 18th day Of December, d, 1886, execute
unto the said Antoine lie Claire . mortgage upon
the following described Real Estate, to vii: Lois
number seven - and eight (s in block number two
(2 said block being In Subdivision NUMB seventy
lln lie Claarc's Addition TO the city OF Daven-
port, which said mortgage Is rded In the Records
Of Scott County, State Of Iowa. Book Of mortgages
Page 1853, to which reference may be had. Ana the
conditions OF said mortgage having been broken BY
reason Of the non.payment Of the SUN OF money que
upon said note, the said Antoine Ia Claire gives no
uce, that In accordance with the Statutes In such
cases made and provided, he viii proceed to iorecose
the equity Of redemption in said parcels Of Real Es-
tate, and for this purpose Harvey Leonsrd Es? She.
r9 Of said county, will at the Court House door 10
the city Of Davenport In said county, on Saturday
the 10th day Of October, D., 1857, At the hour Of
O'Clock In the afternoon Of said day, sell said par.
cels Of land at puhl auction to the Highest Lidder
for cash, or 70 much thereof % shall be sufnctent
- sstisy The amount then due upon said notes and
cests Of this sale.
September %, 1857.
ANfolNR LE CLAIRE, H. LEONARD,
1ascass,. sherin.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-02
LEGAL.


"11n3Ao - ~ ioeA ~ q osgesabes. A D,
w ~. !A0ns Ds1le - neSB Osgie. his Vi life,
:escetee unes Ass4iA Csseln - Trustee. . cestatn
- ~ tSuees eovsytng 70 eeld 1rustee ths land IN
~ Ce9n1ys 1svs, described - folows, 70 Wit !:
- oo1tA Wee quarter Of the South West quarter
% eecsion number twenty nine 90, In toveshlp
number seysoty-eight (76), North 81 Range nu0ber
t0ree ~, East u the 9Th inepal Meridian, vheh
seia conveyance Wa made y the aaid 1hcnas Doyle
ana 1ey Doyle fer the purpose Of securieg the pay.
men. o. Two Certain promi.sosy notes ard the int
st tnereon, sisned BY said Thomas Deyss dsted the
istn Gay OF September, D, 1856, 70 the order OF
Isaoea ssoe. ooe for thirty seven e0-lO0 dollars.
Peyeois SIX months amer dats, the other for three
nenafed and thirty-seven 50 100 dollars. payable
oee var amer date, with ten per ctni interest per
annum after maturity
And nov said notsS having became due and payable
ana TIE SAID Thomas Doyle having failed 70 pay the
seme Austin Corbn, Trustee as abresatd, 90 hereby
~ ms pubic nottce, that BY virtue Of the power
Snica In me vssted By said deed Of Trust VIZ on
the llth day Of Oct, D. 1887, q TIE hour
Q! In the afternoon Of said day. st the Court
Mouse door In the city Of Davenport, expose and or
IoI see u public auction, to the highest bidder for
eesa TIE parcel Of land above described or 70 much
enereof y shall Be sulcient to satisfy and pay the
count O. eoi6 note1, with the interest TO the day
OF oeles together With the expenses attending said
esie, costs Of this notice and Trustees fees.
Upon tbe compaetion Of such sale deed will be
sneo IN accordance with the stipulation OF said Deed
Of Trust.
Dated the 9sd day Of September. A D, 1851.
AUSTIN COkBIN,
seO24d0 Trustee
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-02

NTnkREAS on the 2Ist day OF March, 4 ID, 1854,
w Ernst julius George Langheim executed unto
ffencis Anon As Trustee, . certain deed OF Trusl,
conveying TO said Trustee the la In Scott County,
Iowa. described as follows, 10 wit The East halt OF
the ho.th West quarte., and the North West quar-
Ter OF the North West quarter Of section number
twenty-one l2il, in township sevcnfy-nine rs!
Norm, Range tvo t2l, kast Of the 9th p M,which
SAID conveyance Was made by the said Langhtin
for the purpose Of securing the payment Of certain
promssory note and the interest thereon signed by
said langhe i'm, dated the 2ist day % March, A d,
1898, for i've hundred and twenty-five dollars, pay
f.jervaTy with ten per cent interest," payable annu
ally
And now, said notes having become duesnd paya-
bic. and the said Langheim having failed to pay the
same, !, Francis Anon, Trustee as Aforesaid, do
hereby give u pablo no ice, that by virtue o: the
power which IS IN me vested by said deed Of Trust,
will, on Saturday the 18th day % October, A d.
1851 at the hour OF two O'Clock 10 the afternoon Of
said day, at the Court House door IN the city Of
Davenport expose and offer for sale at public aucs
ton, TO the highest bidder for cash. the parcel, Of
land above described, much thereof as shall be
sucent to satisfy and pay the amount Of said note
with the interest thereon 10 the day Of sale together
with the expenses attending said sale costs Of this
notice and Trusi ee's fees Upon the completion Of
such sale deed will be given in accordance with the
stipulation OF said deed Of Trust
Dated the 23d day Of September, A q, 1897.
FRANCIS ANON
sep23dtd Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-02
DENTAL.
JAMES MORROW,
Surgeon and Mechanical Dentist.

OFFERS HIS SERVICES Al oCCH
T. Ia his friends and the pablo mi eosv.
~YYe 81. bs.,.viss Mat he -nl
Leafs, ,.ne. lie has been engaged In Dr.
0"odrichs onioe for tho last fifteen MONTHS and be-
lievig that he has sustained his former reputation
- Dentist he asks for portion ~ the patronage
from his friends and the public His Acauir rmsnts
ia The knowledge 81 Dentistry and ARRANGEMENTS in
his Mo" and laboratory snch that he II prepared
10 DO any work IN the Dental limo. His mode Of work
Is different from all others In his section Of the coun-
Try being more elesnly and atie and worn with
more comfort and satisfaction to tho wearer He
will put ia artificial indcntures from one to On en-
tisiry.
Once anil residence Connected, on FOURTH street,
second house west Of Main, adjoining DR.. Fountain
residence.
Any number Of references given II required
MAJ 2dtf.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-02

Through Tickets are good on either Of the aSova
routes.
Through Tickets and general infcrmstion can b
procured At the Compsnys Once, No. - Dearborn
street, opposite fremont House, Chicago.
Merchants, Produce and Stock Dealers can maxi
through contracts By calling the Oompanys Aentl
4. 3. PETERS, AR % DssIbo.n street, ohisseo
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-02
Great Discovery.

TWD subscriber, While engaged In dissing vel
l on his farm, in P,easant VALLEY, Scott county,
discovered beautiful article Of stone. vsry similar
gent'e Danaing neuss. u y c0pobas Of recelving
nns pp,lahs end vss1n vssy Gaal. 1els now pssyos.
~ to oeea ~ euaTTy, W1aa ~ Wt1 - oAsb1ed 70
tssAlsA y y ~ qaaaaity Gsiss4 - b blsG1s =
1nlQs = ~ asoe - = 40 Z ~ -
,ssek.'A~ ~ * NJ sAs
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-10

SUCCESSION CRoPs-Parmers who mean to
make The most of their lands look out fol- a sue
cessiOn to the early potatoes. Turnips are the
most valuable for this pGrpose. The COW horn
or the red strap leaf, sown any time before the
middle of September, will usually produce a
the last Of October. Such as are not large
enough to be stored for Winter will be eaten
greedily by cattle and sheep, and the Fall feed
can hardly be increased by any cheaper meth
cd.
Where the potatoes are gathered early in
August buckwheat is q good crop for turning
in as a green manure for rye and other Winter
grain, 1t should grew until the grain is in the
milk, unless the frost strikes it betole. In eth
er case, it should be plowed under immediate
| ly. The value of green crops for fertilize
is not fully appreciated.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-10

VERMONT GIRLs.-The correspondent Of the
Boston Traveller, on his way to the Scientific
Congress at Montreal, says =" have no gran
dloquent language for description of the
beauties seen to-day. | have enjoyed them
quietly, and have faith in the assertion Of
Keats, that q thing of beauty is joy forever.
Certainly it was beautiful to see the green
mountain maidens-as rosy, plump and pretty,
as ripe cherries-out in the gardens among the
bean vines. What if they were picking string
beans for dinner 1t argued something good
to eat, and besides, it betckened independence
and knowledge-that knowledge which gives
unadulterated joy to hungry man-which
makes wife who knows beans, and how to
cook them, a treasure. Indeed, doubt not
that the maidens of Waterbury, SO prettily
dressed, adjoining a garden patch in that sweet
village to-day, could teach some of our city
bellies not only how to cook, but how to talk,
how to play polka, even, and much more,
how to make o husband happy But this has
nothing to do with science"
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-10

The second table shows tho remarkable fact
That the white population has maintained Ill
most its exact proportion Of the whole the
highest ratio being 1886 in 1890, and
then regularly losing ground to the lowest,
i4.99, III 1S4U. During the last decade, 1870
90, it almost recovered what it had lost. From
1910 IL 1920, the number Of whites was slight
~ dimlnished--a loss of 70. During this same
period, tue free colored lost 178, but the slaves
gained 332, which allows an actual increase OF
% in the whole population.
With the exception Of that period, the free
colored population steadily Increased, and the
slaves as steadily diminished in every decade,
bat the two together having the same ratio to
the end as at the beginning. 1t shows that
what tho slaves have lost, the Tree colOred have
gained in proportion. 1t proves two import
ant points nost conclusively- that save
can be emancipated and retained ON the groun(
as laborers and second, That freed slaves an
not Inclined TO force themselves upon til
North as an unwelcOule population.
The joint aggregate OF the slaves and fire,
colored, although exhibiting u gain equal Il
that Of the whites, do not present u gain
equivalent TO their own natural increase, til,
whole gain in ~ years being only 59.2 pei
cent. Naturally, the people Of color increase
about 20 per cent. in ten years, which would
have made their number upwards of 10000 in
1860, in place of 20,363. II part of this de-
| heiency is chargeabie to their uniayorable con-
uition, and considerable part to voluntary
emigration, it is doubtless true that very many
OF the free have been kidnapped outright anu
transported as slaves, and still larger num-
Der OF those who were held as slaves by the
laws of Delaware, have been traudulently sold
or unawlully carried to the South, in direct
| violation Of the laws OF the State, which eX-
| prGssly prohibits the sale or removal OF slave
/ from tue state, and makes every slave iree who
Is sold or carried oil. We have heard recent
ly oil one of the largest shareholders, VINO has
divided the slaves that were his tather's, and
who grew up with him on tho same farm, and
has carried a part to Texas, where they Guilt
vate cotton plantation for him under the con-
troll of mercenary ana irresponsible over
seer 1t is one of the melancholy fruits OF the
detection of 1920, that this man, with the gui 1t
upon him of such an open outrage upon both
law and humanity, is yet thought worthy to
receive the sutfrages OF his fellow Delawarans
for high offices of trust and honor.
We-were proceeding TO snalyze the progress
and relations of the population OF Delaware,
by its divisions into counties, but want OF
room compels the postpUnement Of this part
OF the snbject. We merely subjoin the fol
lowing tables Of the actual population of the
counties in 1870 and In 1851, reserving the
more minute presentation Tor another time =
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-10
For the Delaware Republican.
Eva in her Coffin.

Ok LILA LINDEN.
l looked-Hithin cofin lay,
A little infant fair,
70 though the soul had passed away
Her lovely form was there.
There lay the cssket, but the gems,
W b pnrest radienee shone
In Heaven, II graced u diadem
Nefr the eternars throne.
she btld within her little han1,
Anse Of lovelest hue; ,
Blu in 1 jht, and happy lana
She lives and biooms anew.
tn beauties Of this lovely bud,
Would be destroyed by Tins,
But 0! how sweetly, will expand,
In congenial cline.
A few hours since, she slept in peace,
And walked all fies from pniu,
Bot very sson the sleep OF DEATH
Had closed those eyes ase'n.
I thought how patient she had been,
When pain had tackled her frame,
Aud could not wish her back again,
To suffer DER the same,
Fall soon her suiferings were Der,
And then she slept 10 peace,
And walked In Heaven to sleep no more
a happy child Of grace.
Now sie ba, joined The hal Ply thfons,
The eh stub band above,
Her infant voice now swells the song,
osaOd's redesmiDg love.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-10

n Ttl u suhsGrther intending to leave the
SszrfA Sia'e nlrrE his farm, 10 nted on tho state
~ Si;8 road III AppOluinlnk hundred. ncnr BLACK
,ss5sHlsr1 Bird, nlts irnm Smyrna, mil s tIOiH
iRERslls55 tdes8l ami within one half mile Of TIE
HAZE h&sG Ipaware RlrRd. II contains 80 HoIeh,
s~'a4s'sfAA divided To six fields, with good Chestnut
ence, and srramuf water running through each. 10
Arreaara Arabic ud, the b1Hnce in Oh smut ani white
Oak The Gud has horn rec .nlly llned, mud gilAno and
t!bpr lprt ltzCfs hnPe been lWray applied, The i'm
rEoyoncta c,,nai 9rg now trtnq dwelink house hni
mex buidng. 3! by IS lpat, good stnne mk hnnsn ann
tLbpr on huilIimgs I'd pump of unt or shed
car til deor. rhs is a very desirable isghbnIhuo
a land Is easily mptnyet, and clurohca, nis schioss,
Torres, ae, are convenient. further parIGulArH ~
Iutre Gf suslfihar on tho premises; or Of AIR
IAN : PAA rs, corner Of Fourth aud French streets
Wilmington, Dol. WAt. c. ASTON.
ntu
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-10

II A FARM in Penoader Hundred, Now Castle
EsssA Counly, Del, containing ~ acresot lgnd, u
AAA4s nut for feneing. cc2tcd ant under gnud
and diy4ed intos htids WIN coed ~
fields; this flrhas about 10 Acres OF meadnw cletk
hotlom hetg valuable for gr g ar Wnnl make dnlfS
farm. The improvements are new story frame hons
with kitchen lHek and wei iln,slird containing soen
second with sprins and pnp waite ata lle door; ga9
cellar under the Whale butg,R u cd stable qua gFhnn
ry 81 by IS ieet, win other necessary out bnungst MI
goou quantity Of fruit trees of various knts This
Farm is situoted on the ncw fnad lpins from SleU
meotIng house 10 tho Frennhinvn trn PIKE, about 2
miles west of the town Of ChtlsunH n IsiEt the mus
Of Eood grain mai ets, 50 g9ols ehufellea m So,
Hail Road miles distant This wlll mako ii valuable
farm aud would divide well into places Prise Sl5 PC
Acre StOp cash. ancp mn tgage. For more inii PAR
tculars call address tue Undersigned ut Newa Del
| aware,O Mr., JAMES OGRAM nr tn ,pT.insns
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-10
:, A FoR SALE, NTolHLAN7DDT PLAGG = iIsi

J. !. a & FUn rnEf.-A s,ud gag. AZ iA!! o. 4,
S; iercs tinted "a p snli Is, from ;lsSn 4
aa =, eci cninty Nd, and vi hin 81 IN les Of New
DIX, Del ami from Ral roal. Tie lrrm Is anisum.
IL oCltel aud Is dri 'oi ll'p cncu.trss til water
j. and completely feu,o with pnst ani ril i?n es VII
fow exceptions worm ience snp; tne and Is ~ lst
meats are substantial cray atnn, hsu,e canainl &
falling spring the door. Earn of hcuMG stnns vii
frame atcnod 81 bt 10 fe,2 Il mrs an comPelei stab
led and gated fT horses an feHIl rat, Shnia 1runn
tho DIS nfte yard fog sle ter in young so9k 10 fc
thify Apple Orchard now IN prime nFue ring vita rthaI
fruit ire Price $ljp per acre tolsh, Alandc mo FE
~ long credit II wanted, poF cent u cns. schools
mills, Be-, gE iigii Fer IN fe "a p9TiIoullr; aPl %
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-10

GOODNESS IN EVERY THING.--Is any creature
destitute OF the open marks of Gods goodness2
though all are not enriched with those signal
characters which he vouchsaies to others. He
that is unerriug, pronounced everything good
distinctly in its production, and the whole good
in its universal perfection. Though he made
not all things equally good, yet he made moth
ing evil and though enc creature, in regard
to its nature, may be better than another, yet
an interior cseature, in regard to its usefulness
in the order of the creation, may be better than
u superior. The earth has goodness in bring
| ing forth fruits, and the waters in the sea
goodness in multiplying food. That any of us
have being, is goodness that have not so
hcalthul being as others, is unequal, but not
| unjust goodness. He is good to all, though
not in the same degree / the whole earth is full
OF his mercy. A good man is good to his cat
tie, to his servants, he makes good provision for
all, but he bestows not those floods of bounty
| upon them that he doth upon his children. As
there are various gifts, but one spirit; so there
| are various distributions, but from one good
| ness the drops, as well as the fuller streams.
are Of the same fountain, and partake of the
nature Of it; and though he does not make all
men partake of the riches of his grace after the
corruption of their nature, is hisgoodness dis
graeed thereby Will any diminish the good
ness Of fathet for his not setting up his son,
after he hathfoOlishly and wiltully proved bans-
rnpt; or not rather admire his liberaty in
giving him so large stock to trade with when
he first set him up in the world ~ harnock.