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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02
BEECllWOOD" FARM AT AUCTION.


StIl.Ii be sold at Public Sale oil the pre-
RJAs ~ lqises, 4nthe 4llnqds 4! 'rpdyw lIt,
SSNS-as New Castle county, State of Delaware, on
THURSDAY, July 2, 1861,
NJ lhrer O'Clock, all that elegant FARM, called
- HeeciWp2d, situate adjoining " Rockwood," The resi-
eree of John hpey, EsG, and Others beng one of the
hest Situations fora view nj the neiRbOrhood nd the river
Delaware IN the county, containing 40 and IS punches
u Ihnd, more or less The improvements Il Stone
DWr housi S'one Barn. wngon house, spring house,
&n. The promises well waarad by several springs,
aud divided nu convenient tels, nj in high state of
cultivation, aud containing great varlty ni choice fruit
JOSEPH p, JEFFRIES.
W. IL. NAE i, AnctloErnr. June 10
North American insert Till Iny 2, ID pnpeF
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02
= VALUABLE r'ARM ron sAYsf5

IA THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS AT PRf
tS4sfSA XArE SALE, . FArln situated il FencaIe
ssEHH Hundred, New Castle County and state of Doh
J11nHll- aware, about mile from the lourshn. own
Newark, alia qGnlter q Ige from TIE NeTat& Degd
TIERS Containing % 1Gres Of which 90 Acres Woo
land protiun heavily tmbered The arabic land is 2
high state nfcnvaliOn, having been lined ali over lou
times, and the part The hth tlmn wIihtnt last
with considerable quantity DfGunnD and 1t is We
waered. The imp movements are suhstantnltwu stnr
frame House and Kitchen attached, with vel Of Gon-
water nj he door, With pump in tho same rnlHe Bar
40 by 80 feet, with rmanan C1rn-crh, HnGa canrnn
der, two GnarIcs, CnTn CRIBS ami wagon house nenrl
all butt within the last IL with other necessary ont
buildings Asn Two small ienNnt House On hop Gusra
good Fpe Orchard with uthCr choice Fruit Sc. 1t is
convenient to The best schools in tue c0nnt hdf nrlpnlc
and lelna e;likewiso place Of public woTsbp4nd lis
Anv person wishing to purchase viii call he undef
signed. Price SOS per Acre. Terms eas{ o. eRsl.
fell, 2-tf JAMES II. RAY, Newark, Del.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02

FOR SAl.iG-n very hne FARM, Uf i43t y 4,,,A
ores situated in Kent county, Md, ines llom Co. m
Bohemia Ferry, and fronting on tle Bay. The fisRH
land lsnf the hest quality and uuder good liI jl1d
provemen, under good encng divided ntOd 70 DIS we'll
waterad; loo Acres or that amount IN tinhof, The
Of the farm q there good landing ThemPFoy
the first floor aud up, ali in good ORDER Granny ~ by
% ieet, with cribs that will hold 2Ql ps corn. stabs,
at the Dwelling is very ne the produce oi This Farm VIZ!
pay handsomely. Terms S5lOD cash, balance III yearly
payments of Sl6oO with interest, Price only $50 per A.
ere for more full particulars, adrcss AMES II. RAY,
Newark, Del,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02
MOTTCD

L thatcher anu ThepdD IL. Bishop, SHIP icineTs
~ mas been tins day dissolved by mutual consent The
business wi be continued by rhnInIs Ihnteher nj tLs
old place where orders will be Thankfully rGceivcd.
THOMAS THATCHER,
I,,. ,o,- ,,, THEODOREH II. BISHOP,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02
MORGAN BLACK :. H I.s.ll ]. i

a. THIS CELEBRATED YOUNG HORSE wilt
2ss5lAnd to improve the Breed OF Horses, the stable
n sIyHof the SUBSCRIBER, near Delaware City, BLACK
IN IN N colt Of thend original Vermont Black Hawk
M9 wa slGed " the Sherman Morgan Horse. sherman
gan BLACK Hawk was full blood English Mare
rms Horse was purchased by the subscriber al the Ma
nha springfield, lnss IN the fall oths year 1885,.
PIE sG rTomin ere rs yenrg 10 also took the
Of a5i 2-year old lie Inns also taken tie Premium
N me FAIRS az Wilmington and Baltimore. Hei yenTs
ON IN iune, lhs hands high of dark brown rnlor d iaE
nie S AM beauty he eanpol bo By any orso
soplon the will make very fast Horse rs he shows
Signs 81 great speed. TERMs-Sl2 for the season. com
$50 10 insure, ANTHONY n 4 RtiI If u7'
up III nela,rnra H.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02
FOR SALE.

IN THE WASHINGTON HOTEL. al NEWARK
SsM will SELL at Private Sale. the above well
GhsA known stand, now doing heavy business. The
property Is sltna cd near the centre Of the Town. on ne
street, and running back about $50 feet. The Bmdng
consist of large spacious House, cphlNining SOME IL
ROOMS all in good order, with arAc Slhhng for 81 eS
head Of hoTses with good Sheds, Ac., with Drove TMd
tack inr Cattle, rhs property Will rent for uvel : 1N
and will be sod for $6,fuU; one hali Cash, @lnEee
mortgage ssessIon in one mont altar Anir, Gallon
the Uniarsigned soon. JANIS II. NEW
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02
i"Nt ~ i%tm, o. -Ilty W Glhu'
REGISTERS OFFICE,

NEW CAsTIE C9gNTY, MAY lst 1857.
~ ADMINISTRATORS of Frederick Klnir, late OF Nj Greek
Hundred in said County neoehs % It is ORDERE and
dlfectedhy the Register that Administrators
give notice of he granting of Letters of AdmTsfstoh
upon the Estate Of decelset with the date O granting
thereof; by eansns adyeFtihoGrs 70 be posted within
public places oil the county Of CASTLE requiring all
persons having the Estate to present tia
same, abide by an Act of Assembly in such case lnad
and provided Aud alsn eanse the same to be Inserted
wIthinthe salno period in the Delaware Republican, a
newspaper published in Wilmington, and to be continu
ell therein Two MONTHS
MI GIVEN under the hand and Sea of Office of thu
}LSS Register aforesaid, nj N sw Castle, in Now Cas-
t-N~l tie County Aforesaid, tho day and year abeya
written. PETER y. VANDEVER, Register
OTiCE.-All persons having claims againsfhe ia
tate Of the deceased must present the duly Tested
tn theAdmnistraors before the day of MAY 1853
or abide the Act OF Assembly such and pro-
vidod, AARON KIAlR, 49,,
:, GEoRGEK l;kfk, Adm'rs'
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02
TAVERN HOUSE FoR SALE.

n Ia HDNf1SNfNg TOWN OF IUtNtNgfOW, Nd.
81 Hris situated ahnut miles from tho Delaware
fst.-1rA Railroad station at Smyrna, with direct
sssnU read from smyrna t9, Ghesteftown. Iii Hlso
s1iA- ah2nt y mites from hlddelown station. fhe
tiuaSr is well buit, oomnndous and timely heated beng
HEt 10 nn street u the junction Of the wa rOais ahve
Nhnh The Hotel ast Ten good glng runnsiu the sec
tOJr good Tunni5 down sfHiFs.
The Stahlng is ali Eood, Fullrepars have een INA lie
upon tho property within The last four years, which
Eeel with Its convenient lucntDn render il very dc
slTale property. Mineral credit Will be gven for pnTt
otthe purchase money. JOHN w. OSBORNE.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02

IA FOR SAI.E.-A small farm OF 25 4 eros nf good
Eat{A land, ami now raising goOt crops, is within
sssHV mesu Newark and within milo Of ;SmltlIyg,
A41l- IN New Castle county the buildings arc mid
Ing good stone House with rooms and good barn, aGf
abSt Acres Of good meadow land this farm is n very
%ood little one, and would suit mechanic well md vii
DO sold for silicon, cash. balance mortgage, Cal! orad-
dsS t. ioetE JANE, II. RAW.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02

The WAY THEY GET Ron our WEsr.--The
Newburyport herald relates the experience Of
friend, just returned from the West. He
says:
Here is the whole story. We complain of
hard times, and go West to better our cundi-
ton. If We would live in log or mud house
with one room and no floor, sleep on straw, go
bare footed, wear the cheapest and coarsest
clothes, and deprive ourselves of all the COM
forts of life, anybody might squat upon two a.
eres of common pasture, and with the same la
Dor, be as rich in seven years as npon any hall
section of land in Kansas and it there were
hundreds thus squatting, they could get upa land
fever, speculate in lots, and have the pricos go
up as they do in the West,
What people save in thunew States they crush
out OF themselves, and that they might do any
where. All the advantage they have, is the
of living as mean, and being as mean,
and having their children as mean, as human
nature will bear, with no body to find fault with
it while here, living in the same manner. they
would separate from the masses, as much as
the gipsies do. If any of our people wish to
learn practically about this matter, let them
take view Of the basket makers who drive
into market from Now Hampshire, and then go
home and live with them month in the back
part OF Darlington, and they will be saved the
trouble of going to Kansas.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02

A NEW AGRICULTURAL MACHINE The
Pennsylvania Inquirer thus notices a machine
recently invented by Dr. o. q. Evans Of Ohio,
which was tried on Saturday last, in West
Philadelphia, and which bids lair to make the
old fashioned plows and harrows unnecessary
tools -
&c The principal points of Evans Rotary
Digger are these The teeth, or tires, instead
of being permanently fixed to II cylinder or
wheel, arc attached to an endless chain OF ne
culiar construction, which reyolves upon a
drum In order that the teeth may enter the
ground ON an inclined plane each chain pass
es in front over cylinder. TO keepa sufficient
number of teeth inserted in the ground for the
purpose of resistance, as well as TO raise the
hinder teeth successfully, and the ground with
them, small roller is used behind. The num-
Der of drums varies according TO the width of
the furrow desired. When tho ground is in a
fit condition TO plough, il will evidently he
driven in shower behind, broken into lifting
hneness, and rendered capable OF being permc,
ted by the finest rootlet. The trial on Satur-
day was witnessed by u number Of most intel
ligent practical farmers. The ground was per-
ieetly water soaked by the previous heavy
rains little pools of water lay in the field
n Nevertheless, it did its work very well and
the opinion of those present seemed to be,
that its principal OF dct,ou wuA only ~.
OUT cOtIectj aud that whom certain mechanical
objections, easily TO be overcome, were re-
moved, it bid fair to reyOlutioniZe the whole
system OF breaking the soil.''
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02

WANTEp.-len or Twelve young men to learn Tels
w giap6Rling. Terms moderate. Apply to
JAMES IT, MORROW. Magnetic Telegram
~ ohrt, Telegraph Building, sd & Market sts.,
ilny sf.tl. Wilmington Del.
WANTED INN EDlAFELY Two good Journey
M men tarPenleIa, by the subscriber ut st. Georges,
ply 10 Inn1 u III. LEMIS NJ MORGAN.'
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02

General Walker having essentially failed at
the north in the objects toEEyhich he made his
journey, has expressed hiFintention of going
very soon to California where he can operate
to more advantage than elsewhere in the Uni
on. n correspondent OF the Richmond, Va,
South, evidently well informed, intimates that
Walker may organize an expedition into the
northern territory ofMeXieo, in order to aycnge
the shooting Of Crabb and his llllbusturs.-
This would seem to admit the hopelcssness of
the Njcarapuan pntnrnriSe
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02

BEEf.-The movement of the butchers a.
gainst the beef monoposts in New York and
Boston has failed, the prices being fully sus-
tanned in the cattle markets, notwithstanding
tho beef offered was poor in quality and largely
increased in quantity, The newspapers are ad-
yocating abstinence from beef on the part of
the people, as the only relnedy against high
prices
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02

p---A THE sui acrber oilers i1r shln itTn IT, NGw
sia Castle CuuntH lun led by The lual leading 10
isseth llnuvnrF Cty ard adjoining the lois OF That
f t2Sn. T. Gnllhns y aetsSnnl rods Of landi y
baii,e Tho laGd l. IN high stnie ni civilizations aud
1901 peror pnHltSi lhtrc small hnu-e tho prcni-
SOS, cnhninln. Two rooms with never failing spring of
W,Ng msgr e',uPr; i II weealculaed for l farm
~ oT HNN agricultural purposes its vicinity to Delaware
W! ENrs II many advanagAs; and It's leVnon, aud it's
poses ''' -
Ihn subscriber also offers tr sale, lot adjoining The
nDOfe premises with three fame tenant hnnses: hOlfe
y Two story ISh with cellar; Two giOins the first i,pr
a tMnnn ie second floor, anl ggr len utia ce 10 each
tsn VIII lie sold With 81 without the above mentioned prn-
misses ns may best suit the purchaser; further descrp-
lun - Tpisiierrt unnecessary. The subscriber LIVING
hpnI, VIII a any time show them 10 those who aS apply
June III JOHN ENrDS.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02

Colts for sale.
ca A superior blood horse Colt, two years old, and
~ alsU superior blond Mare Colt / year did, 40,
- ply to the subscriber IN GhrisIiana Hundred
juno l5-lmo. JOHN n. MATHIEIJ,
Berkshire Pigs FOR Sale.
EsyEaA EROM SI0CK which received tho prem.
JEA&SiS u um,i the United States Agricultural Far
lY1k at hi!adepIiH last inll. and sur lIur To auy
S]7-sHsssseser bred IN this State, Apply to
ID. EPH HUNTER
inrot atGEo. PEPPER NORRIS.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02

Ii THOMAS HARVEY would respectfully in
flsasfif form his friends and the public IL ge9era 1
lsssslAs East corner of Fourth and Orange Sts, and
having furnished Il with new and costly furniture
thtougllut is fully prepared To accommodate y. EN-
q snci, nmq9er gs eanhpt fail TO give entire snlsiHo
ct and ut bis bar full assortment Of superior LII
ios His stables among the largea anu 6est IN the
city, wlthattrnlIve stleTs nj command. rs by
giving his persnl NJ attention to his busires ceive
a liberal share of publie patronage.
Rpr, 2tf, = THOMAS HAIR 'EY.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02

SALEEATUs.-George Sumner, in one of his
lectures, says che does not give his authority
that the excessive use Of saeratus 10 a cardinal
cause Of American iil-health. lie says that it
is deadly poison, and should be stunned as
the slaughterer Of the infant and the DESTROYER
of the strong man.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-26
IOWA NNWa.

l&Ths County Fair Of Jackson co. 10 TO
he holden on Tuesday and Wednesday oil
next week. for which s1tensis We preparations
are being made
-CuY Scarr--The City Councii passed
a resolution last Monday night author hing
the issae OF 81 900 City Script, Of the de-
nomination Of once, threes and fves. The
bank Of Knapp i Eaton will receive 1t on
deposits at par, and merchants and bust
Eess men have agreed to receive it IS any
other curreEcy.--E 4Maison Ind
IA AwAT-SwHDLERs sub con.
tractors who have been getting out the tim
bers for the Burlington and Missouri river
railroad, between this place and Agency
City, took 'Fr .nch leave" last week.
leaving their lshorers wages. board bills.
de. unpaid The claims against them, We
understand. amounts 10 some 5000, and
falls heavily upon the loosers, AZ they were
nearly all men who relied upon their daily
labor for livelihood The largest bill is
That OF the proprietors Of the Carroll House,
an Agency City. which is some 5000 These
men were doing business under the name
IT Bennett 4 Co They had drawn the es.
Inmates upon their work up TO the time VI
their departure. aud it is supposed they had
some 81 900. such villainous. Wholesale
.wiudlc l-'hut little better, in our estima
ton than actual theft, and We hope that
the guilty wreiches may some day. receive
u just punishment, for this premeditated and
warrantsbic breach OF every principle Of
honor and honesty II some person who
was acquainted with them will furnish US
with II full description Of these swindlers,
We will publish it. that they may be passed
around. and that other communities may be
pIaced upon their guard 1t is supposed
that they have gone to Michigan - OHmn-
4ra .Siafts1,d,
Tn Br.ai-i ln The Iowa city Crescent
acknowledge, the receipt OF watermelon
weighing dttp fee pounds
DluocgNnc SlAIl,M,N This is the name
VI new, thorough going democratic paper.
edited and published hyG u. K. Boyd, at
otiumwa. Wappelio County. The States
mn. IA IA neat seven column weekly paper.
neatly printed, and edite! with marked
ability Mr. Boyd has for some time pub
lishing the 4Nontezuma GassHe. and was
formerly engaged in the newspaper bust
ness in Oregon. We wish him success Ia his
hearts content
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-26

The MAINE ELE,TIoN.-It is a fact wei.
worth noticing, that despite the continued
shrieks for freedom and bleeding Kansas
which are kept ur in the Eastern States.
the vote of the Democracy is steadily In.
ereasing, and that Of the allies falling off.
After publishing returns from IT'S towns,
which show Democratic gain Of nearly ten
Thousand votes. the Portland Argus says !:
" 1t viii thus be seen that the Democratic
vote comes well up to that Of last wear.
while the vote Of Morrill, falls short of Ham.
Inns vote over 10000. II, with no exer-
tions, theDemocracy can poll almost % heavy
a vote - they did last year, while the Re.
publicans, with their Banks and Burlingsme
and Hamiin and Washburn, and Morse.
with others, stumpine II through the State
fall abort Of their last years vote by thous.
ands, what may. mot b done In arothpr
yean uheA ~ 0ofaoogsaa taks ~. CO.
4ttA TIT stmof rtde1 - - ~ An !
Ne IN ~ uS0S NM III 1nnp& 80.
| !:s;: ]: {: \ =: + a:'s::esT
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-26

y lor such . desirable. 81 bnh.,
In England the maUfacS ing kr.
esn have become the all-absorbing
businese q the ~ss;ssy ssa-shssGPaa.
tation Of manufactured articles in ex-
change III STANDARDIZATION of raw ma
terals and productions creates and sus-
,ains powerful commercial trade
drawing specie into England, and en-
riching the capitalists aud the nation
without cleyating labor or improving
the condition Of the laboring classes
Eueland's strength is in her manufac-
tone. : our strength is in our laboTer,
who create productions tor exchange.
Therefore labor In America lie honor
able, while in England it is despised.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-26
q: !; !: J 4 \ !:

~ - rpcsts II IL c11htry e ~
.isn ports the proportion Of New Orleans
vas SsO,s7s.66a During the year ending
June soth. 1857, her EXPORTS amounted -
sea 5l4 2s6--an increase Of nearly eleven
millions in year II we add the exports
to domestic ports. the total value ofproduce
&c. shipped from New Orleans during the
wear ending June 30th. 1851. amounts 10
elIe 222,6l5. This is an enormous amount
for single port, and gives some idea Of the
scale on which business IL transacted in the
Crsscsas City. For psrt whess tssds WAS
thought to be declining a few year. ego.
and sure to decline stin more With NE ex-
tension Of the northern system Of railroads,
such an exhibit OF prosperity lie remarkable.
Occurring too, IN year when the crops
were not unusually sbgndant. it gives us
reason to believe that during the present
business year. when the hsrvests are yield
ing 60 much more than they have ever
before yielded. the exports Of New York
will be still more increased The imports
Of New OrIssns have advanced at still
more rapid rate In the year ending Jane
90. 1856. they were sl7ls3so27 in the
following year they we're t24,es2. l43-an
increase Of t7,79s, s22, or about forty five
per cent
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-26
W. =. CGILDs I %!
Patent Elastic rire md Watsr Prvce
CE.ME.NT ROOELNeQ ,

-sSes>
CE.MEVT ROOFE.V,Gl!
WE, tbs Undetermined, are psspesed to contsace
w and put on At the shortest notice, oar
Elastic Fire d Water Proof Cssssx RssSsp
IL be.s The eely article YET inveassr mt wnl So.
climate. II perescsly ass md vsssr-srss9 90 10
point of durability Ne believe u equal II ut pe.
rior, to any netalic roonng. We can pt It on over
Ola TIN tar. iron, or shinss roo. n mixing no df.
rooong iswarsantsd 70 prove = ahsVo sspsessl1e5.
We VIII put y % foe - - psr syssre. go fs<t
:ausse.s We win .pssy 7 apoo Tin end Iron re.. for
the cheapest paint that can b used.
We invite oil Who are bunoing, and those Who VIII
thels rso6 <paired - can . our ees, epppsss ~
pes and satisfy Themselves h yscnra 70 he 1urnbl.
ity and practisahully = ~ roe6aat -
N B.-we are prepared 70 an ef1sss sor our C.
neas 70 those rssdins q distance, with printed 4.
NN AID esss1y AieAssse Isssssas AsasAsas
J.DyAx 1sRsEn I. NO.
Q. A. BENJAMIN, General Aseat.
RESKRKNCB IN cIxCIxxAfI
n I.r. Bailey, aaitA street. bstvssa yssssA aaA
Nr samuel 0gden, NelDl poursA sssvet.
Mr. Csorae casiisle, Pssssdne 6 ~ issnsse, -
DR. Job: Lav, Assat = Dsss -. q, Lss1's
essss JsAs dAilse = o.. Du essds Asa,sss, u
strest.
iseesli and Hs.a.lssesG 1ss.assrs Mas N
ila orvesvood. 10.
~ = 0tnklo.
Ge L DsvnPort,
whes.sr, AfeAitscs, ~ r,i
SSeOsy OD0D
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-26
Trustees Safe.

WHEREAS on the 18th day OF September, A D,
executed unto Austin Corbin as Trustee. . certain
deed 81 Trust conveying = aaii Trustee the land
scott County, Iowa, depribed follows, TO wit
The South West quarter u ~ Bouth West quarter
OF section number twenty nine (29), in township
number seven ty-eight (7s), North OF Range number
three tN, East Of the 9Th incipsl Meridian, which
sais CONVEYANCE was made BY the said Thomas Doyle
and Mary Doyle fer the purpose Of securing the pay.
ment OF two certsn promissory notes and the inie-
rest thereon, signed by said Thomas Doyle dated the
10Th DAY OF September, D. 1856, to the order Of
Isabella sliacc, Que for thirty seven 6OlOO dollars
payable ELK months sfter dat the other for three
hundred and thirty. seven 50 loo dollars, payable
one year after date. with ten per cent Interest per
annum after maturity
And nov said NOTES wing berosne due and payable
ana the said Thomas Dove having failed to pay the
same, Austin Corbin, Trustee aforesaid do hereby
give this public notice, that BY virtue Of the power
Chch y In Inc vested ~ said deed Of Trust, will on
Fstueaay the 18th day OF Oct d. 1857 At the hour
OF 2otlock In the afternoon Of sad day at the Court
House door In the city Of Davenport expose and osr
sot sale, a public auction TO the high st bidder for
cash. the parcel Of land aLve described or 80 much
thereof - shall be sufcknt . satisfy and pay the
amount Of said notes, wnA the interest to the day
Of sale, together With the expenses attending said
sale, costs Of this notice and Trustees fees
Upon the completion u such sale deed will BE-
given In accordance with the stipulation Of said Deed
Of Trcst
Dated the ssd day Of September, A d, 1857.
AUSTIN CORBIN,
sep94ds trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-26

The Espana positively denies on infor-
any secret treaty exists between the United
States and Mexico What has given rise to
the rumor Of the existence of one IL, it says.
that an understanding exists between some
American and Cuban flibusters. bnt it is
declared that the projects Of these parties
may be regarded with contempt
The recent census shows the population
Of Spain To amount to IL. 340 800 souls
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-26

GovERSoR or New MEXICO Coy Rencher
OF North Carolina. appointed by the Presi
dent to be Governor Of New Mexico. in
place Of GOV erriweather arrived in this
city on Sunday last, on his way to Santa Re.
He takes his family with him
Gov Rencher will be escorted by de
tachment Of E 5 troops and. as the season
il late. will proceed with all convenient ex-
petition The troops will be mounted. and
horses VIII have TO be purchased and an
outfit provided for them