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rkfC X ct CL u B.--lIcmbers of the
~ Richmond Cricket Club will call, to-day, at he
Express Office, and ootain their Badges four horse
omnibus will leave the Amercss, Hotel at 8, 4 and
O'Clock for the Ground. Fare each way IS cents
Play to begin ct Al o'slock
ie 25-1t* JNO CREME, ia Sec'y
FOR sALH.-The Fixtures and Fnrni-
Il ture belonging to the United States Hotel Bsr
tits fine loo aton for any one that wants to
go in the business. There are two rooms under the
bar room that are suitable for private parties On
account of the death of my father have to sell out
and return home to settle up his business And ]
will sell out ct reasonable price to any one that
wants to buy. The bar does a very good business
and will pay any that takes it. Apply at the bar
room of the United States Hotel.
ie 25-4s' H E. LORD & CO.
NOTiCE...kli debts due the old firm Of
Bennett l. Beers, unless paid within the next
few days, will be placed in the hands Of the consa
BILE for collection.
We have waited over months, and can afford to
wait no longer We hope parties owing US viii save
as this disagreeable alternative by settling up.
BENNETT BEERS,
at tbs store OF Bennett, Beers 4 Fisher.
is s5-St
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Yesterday afternoon, between

4 OS T--f esterday afternoon, between
IL TTueman Parkers lumber yard, near the Bs-
sin, and the Dispatch office, wallet, containing the
July Coupons Of the following bonds viz: Of the
state Of Virginia two coupons Of Q is each Nos. 49,
and 400 payable in New York or the Bonds # the
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad twelve sCupons Of
Is 80 each. payable in New York. viz: Nos AL 422,
42S, 424, 425 461 1872, 46S, 46i GA 63j 646 OF the
Bonds of the Virsiuis Central Railroad of virginia,
one coupon Of $50, payable in New York, viz No,
ZIG; nineteen coupons Of $50 EACH paysb'e 10 Rich
500. SOL, 509, 1884, 93i 1885, $50. 957 $685. 939. The
finder will be suitably rewarded IL he will leave the
coupons with LEWIS WEBB
Richmond June IL, 1857. ie
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NOTlCK-- Persons havirg busi ess with
l this subscriber, find him 1t NO 237 corner Of
Main and 9th streets, or at the Off a. OF Mr. Jno
Martin, Penscn Agent, Law Building.
M HOWELL
1s25-2ts Agent aud Collector.
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THE DAILY DlSPATCH
- ~. a., sIornsps. June rs, 1887.
nisnnfch for the Springs.

Persons going to the Springs, can have TIE rs
p,rcs sen, TO them for any length OF time 'neS
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Illness of Gen. Wool
TROY N. Y, June 24.-Gen. Wool, U. s A, is
lyinging at his residence here alarmiugly i'll
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SUCCESS on HUME THE SPIRITUALIsT.-The
following extraordinary statement concerning MI
Hume, the American spiritualist appears in the
Courier de Paris:
Mr. Hume continues to scarcely anybody,
lives with person who has offered him the hos
pitaity of his house, and the Duchess of Hamil.
ton, and the Marquis de C are almost the only
people permitted to see him. HI often goes to the
ruiIeres. On the day of the return of the Court
from Fontainebleau he had the honor of breakfast.
ing with their Msesties and rode back to Paris in
the imperial berne with the Emperor and Eu-
press, the King of Bavaria, the Grand Dutehes OF
Baden and the Duchess of Hamilton.
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NOTlCE.---l have In my possession "A
lady's Mantills. offered for sale by negro bow
1t Ii supposed to have been stolen hold it for til
owner, which can be had by proving property and
paying for this advertisement.
II. SAAL,
is 25-.-Its Cor. Brooke Ayenu. and Bros1 =
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DAY OF EXECUTIONS Three Men Hung at
81 Louis.-It Ia stated that no less than twenty
seven executions were appointed to take place on
Friday last in Missouri and Illinois The St. Louis
papers contain full accounts of the hanging of
Jacob Neus!ein, John La Point and Israel Saultz,
in that city, on Friday. The Intelligencer of that
city says:
The first killed his wife by beating her over the
head with billet of wood after long course of
inhuman treatment, such would be expected
only from al African savage. John La Point
killed Robert Wheaton, at Carondelet. by beating
him over the head with a shovel, as he lay upon
bed asleep; both of them were employed at the
deck yard La Point having just been pardoned
out of the Illinois penitentiary. Wheaton refused
80 work IL the same place, and was murdered il
revenge therefor. ShultZ killed Henry Inkamp
a; Carondeet, by shooting him with pistol, a; a
drinking saloon he had grudge against him,
aat, after nveigling him into quarrel, fer the
purpose of nstigating an assault, deliberately shot
him with pistol prepared for the purpose.
The three men met their fate with apparent re-
siguation. Shultz aud Neuslein made short adj
dresses from the scaffoid.
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ROAhDlNts. can De accom-.
- nodatsd at Eysrsttsville, from the 18th OF this
month 70 the let September. Address Mrs. Mi M
SAnx nsswIck DEroT. Albsmarle, sad COW ey.
" w 'snt '" "ies's nsm, je25-lAs
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| OST.---Un yesterday eveoiag, 22a inst,
l. between the American and st. Charles Hotels.
on Main street, a valuable CAMEO BREASTPIN,
having carved upon it a representation Of Hehs
eedipg the Bird Of Jovs. The fader will receive
suitable reward by leaving at the Office Of Bssrds
Exchsngs Hotel. is 23-Iws
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l OsT-Un M0nany, between Main and
IL Esd streets. GOLD STAR BREAsTPIN, with
awhits set In the centre, and blue and rcd sets
around it. It's highly prizsd by the keep
sake The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaV-
/ ng the same a. this office. lie 23--3ts
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| OST-On sunday afternoon, some " here
Ia on Canal or Third street, small GOLD CROSS
with pearl sets The finder will be suitably reward
ed by lesvingit at this office. js "a 81
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THE FIRE IN MEMPHI5-The Memphis pa
pers of Friday contain account of the great fire
there Thursday night. The loss is estimated a
SO 900. The Evening News says
Gne block composed of seven business house
with Offices shove, and occupied by j. w. NC
Cracker Co.. srocers snd produce merchants; ilsts
house CT Patterson, &aysh3l Co.. the Bank CT West
Tennessee; Good.ett; Nabets & Co. cotton factors
end commits on metcEsuts; Commercial B snk; Stew
art King Co, grocers and prodLcs merchants; 3
Il cMsnus itove ana tin ware, and Griessnsp Hoff
man, dry goods and clothing. This Offices We're 90
cupled by Thomas il. Allen, John Kirk, }. Z. Hill
J V. Fossel, M. FsckIer, Br~wn, DeLong Co
cotton factors anG lumbar of others business
offices and sleeping apartments. strong Wild
prevailing ct the time, which famed the flames into
such fury that The well directed energies OF the fire
department est their prosreEsweIe vain til
salvation OF the cock, though muah greatly endsn.
sered Propsr:y was preserved The building on the
north east the only in the hlocs which
escspad almost total destruatlon The ware houses
In lhs rear of the Comm ercal Bank was filled wi sh
whi.key snd iron belonging TO McCombs Trise.
The Buildings occupied by hc -rackan Co, Good
| lett, Heoars4 Co and Bank of West Tenn essee,
were owned By r. h. Gos,ett, loss 10 coo dollars,
fully insured, those by Stewart, King Co, and S.
tic Asnus, owned By 8. Andrews, loss 600 dollars
| fully insured; that by Griessman L Hoffman, % ned
b. Cot Balentne, loss $50 dollars; that by the
Commercial Bank, owned by James Armour, loss
6CC0, insurance s. 800 dol hrs; that by c. Potter
| owned by ! M Lea, damaged near 1000 fully in
| s1rad.
This following is the LIST Of the principal So ferers
and the Of their losses and insurance. so far
| as could be ascartaiEet.
| M. Clark Il Co loss 2 600 dollars insurance 5000
| dollars Bank of West Tennessee and CONNIE cial
Bsnz loss trif ng Goodiett, Nabers ( Co. loss 1900
| dollars; Stewart, King Co, loss 10 500 dollars in
suraace 900 dollars 81 in Memphis Insurance Co
600 dollars in w. Z. Hi toms age2cy; S McManu5
loss 0gO dollars insurance 900 dollars Griessman
| i HoHGan, loss (sntirs Wholesale department de-
s:royed) to09 dollars, in'urenee 900 dollars In
ocss; Coffee house OF SOTO, loss about $50 dollars
| j Hall los: All his books aud papers, C. Potter
(acfoss the alley the south) loss 800 ,llsrs. in
slrsace $500 dollars; McCombs & Trice, loss coo
dollsrs insurance 1000 dollars; Fossell lost hil
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IIstSVs

I 0ST---Between 9th and I2th streets or
~ on.the Capitol Square, a mou- ming (snamslledl
Brsastpin containing gray hair. The owners mama
il eng rsved on ths back of 1t. A suitable reward
will bs paid on ia delivery at this offi:e.
is 24-2l+
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NOTICE..-Sho. 1886. 1910; I35, 1873.
~ The note for the above listed hid OF Tobacco
Yves lost and duplicate applied FIR and given for
the same.
je IS d1aw4w CLEMENT REAU.
no You WANT TO BUY CHEAP
~ GOODS? If SO, you should go TO LEWIS and
purchase soma of those nice goods which ne is sci
ling vary low. ParsEols for Is cents Lawn Robes OF
the very best quality 81; seress Robes at 81 So
Hoop Ssrts at IS cents Hoop Skirts for children at
80 cents Linen Collars for small boys ct l2i cents
apiece; Pure Linen Hdkfs at IS cents; Lawns and
B1lliants at u. yard De Beige at l2t cents; Cot
ton / yard wide at 10 cents; at
is25 JACOB. A. LEWIS. IS Main 81.
4 UNPRECEDENTED ATTkACTIONe-
u GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.-ln con-
sequence OF the sovanced state Of the season, my
entire stock of Summer Goods will be offered from
this d az at an enormous reduction from the prices
early in the spring: would call particular attsn'
ton to a large lot of Summer Hsntes that must be
sold at half the original cost Also Eerage and Blk
Robes; 500 skeleton steel spring skirts at S each;
500 Grass Skirts fifty cents each; 800 real Cactus
Skirts at 62t cents each large lot Of white Bonnet
Ribbons very cheap by the price, and sn endless
variety of other Goods ct lower prices than ever
Call early and secure good bargain At the noted
cheap store of ALFhED hoSEo,
is . IS Msia street.
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Al OCrAyks BRANDY, PineI, UasfiI.
~ lon Co, vintage 1874, Ia store.
JsSo w. WALLACE SONS.
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MANITOBA partner with a cash CAPT.
w tai Of ~ Geo to engage in MISUNDERSTANDING busi-
ness which Is wsl estsb shed and will prove q pro-
f:s5ie investment For Information, apply 20
EDGAR MACON, Com. Merchant,
il g -5ts Aetropolitaa Hal
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vRRN RiCHNiOND STONE WARE
AMANUFACTORY.--W are manufacturing
49, of very best Baltimore Clay, every de SCRIP
X3 ton of atone Ware, which we warrant
eauai to any Ware made North Water Coolers
from 2 to 25 gallons; Water Filters, of all szes,
whish will filter from to gallons an hour Jugs;
JGrs; Milk Pens Butter Pots, with covers; Churns
from to II ssons spittoons all sizes Call ard ex,
anime the Ware az store, corner OF 18th and
Cary streets
lie 25 REFSEE & plRE
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.a~O FIVE DOLLARS REWARD
@E1~A> Strayed or stolen, on Saturday evening, a
white POODLE DOG. with yellow spots
On his back. He snsw to the name of CUPID.
The above reward will be paid for the return of
said dog at Mr.. BATfON'S, on 9Th street. ct this
office, lie 25-tts
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PORT of Richmond, June A-High Wass- u 0'eloci
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NJ FAYETTh LIGHP AkTiLLE-
EWA RY~-.Attend speoisl meeting OF your Com
1921 pauy ON FRIDAY evening, June 26sh, At 81
zeESzA O. clock, with sabre bsyonets This meeting
9 for drill and 1t ia necessary tina. those members
" design going to Petersburg the 4th Of July to be
present. The roll will be called al to 8.
By order of the Captain
ia 9S.2t LOUIS ROTTO ID Sera't
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= rklPkD AND PLAID swiss mus
- LlNS At 25 oants worth 81 cents Dimlty Bsnds
at 30 cents cheap at SA cents Cambria Sands at So
Mit at IA cents cheap at6t cents kssds for skitts
at coets sell ne all the oty at Ct cents; Tar
Istaus yards ids 20 cent?; Irish Linens S7f cents
worth so cents; Dotted Maslins ia eents. 70 pro-
cure extra bartail 10 call at 0OLD6AITb,
js25 2oS Broad street
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NA RUNAWAY .-Hanaway from the
al subscriber, on Sunday lsst, Negro Man,
"A named ADA4. He had on, when he left,
- white pahtaloens black coat, and q small
<A.ks black cap He mps little in one leg, hav.
ing had bis ankle broken. He is rather low and
thick-is about 10 or 20 years old, and of dark
brown ginger bread com plexion L hired him of
Mr. Phillips, and he belongs to Mr.. Dickinson, resi-
ding few miles al owe the city.
will give seven dollars reward his delivery to
me MORDECAI CARNELL.
il 95 81
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-20
Tyne for Sale.



So9se DucAooan's AAmtntssymsi. %
The administration of James Bu-
chaman will commence under the
most favorable auspices. The country
is 1t peace with oil the nations Of the
Earth, and there remain no unsettled
questionsj Of diplomatic dispute that
will give the President elect much an
noyance or trouble in their adjustment
There is no commercial crisis, 10 de-
,ression ia the money circles, no ma
terial indebtedness unpro,iicd for.
and no internal questions likely TO
create sectional excitement aud dis
cord. The doctrines Of the ~ III
Territorial selfgovernment have re-
moved from the Halls of Congress
every impeachment 10 the admission Of
new States, or the formation Of new
territorics, and Democratic majority
IN both Houses Of Congress will enable
Mr.. Buchanan 10 conduct the affairs of
the nation in perfect harmony with
the coordinate branches ofthc govern
mcnt. With CahiIct Of veteran
Statesmen Of sound Democratic pru-
ciples and long experience. with able
and faithful ambassadors at the chief
courts Of Europe. we have reason to
hope that for the next four years our
young Republic will move forward in
its career Of true greatness and glory,
and oil the industrial interest. Of the
nation expand, increase, and prosper,
with an abundant harvest Of happiness
to all classes OF its citizens. There is
no longer any hope Of successful re,
ligious intolerance, no hope "f exclud-
ing from the dearest privileges of citi-
zenship those adopted Americans offor-
eign BIRTH who have SO essentially cotrib-
ated TO the development If our internal
resources, to the mechanical aud ar
tistic skill ofour country, and to she net
work Of railroads, ,clcgraphs, md en-
mails, that are the arteries Of the bust
meas life Of the nation. There will lie
no ecclesiastical politicians ,,erv-rtiug
the sacred ministry of righteousness,
and intoxicating doctrines that lead TO
riots, treason, bloodshed. and the dis
torbsnce ofpubiic order. The zeal of
hnaticism and bigotry has spent its
force, and . sound conservatism has
found u permanent Judgment in the
hearts ola majority Of the people
The late political discussions have
made the masses better acquainted
with the form of our government, the
powen Of Congress under the Consti-
tuition, the reserved rights Of the
States and Of the people, and lesson,
have been learned that will cause the
spirit OF disunion to go back to the
small band Of insane Abolitionists Of
the Garrison school, where it is rs
harmless As its supporters are con-
temptible.
The country is Mt rest; all her cner-
g,es are free and untrammellcd. and
tor the next four years We may expect
to zee the thirty-one stars nov glitter
ing in the political armament, increas-
ed to thirty-six, aud the communica-
ton between the States Of the Atlantic
and Pacific opened to the commerce Of
the East and ofthe West. May peace
prevail and the Union grow strong.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-20
STATE ITEMS.

6ssosSs.-Ths Osssoss Cossiss psb.
hsess . ro0or tAss Joha Theopsos, .
yoseg nss sboss tvsosy- three years Of
ags, living betwsss 0ahlosees end
Aeessy City, committed suisids % The
ID tase.-Csp Reporter.
ALAnAkss Co., Dec 23d, Ne 4 l. Bssh,
while hussisg dsss ssss Hssosh Crssk,
ves shot in the thigh, By ~ aooidsetsl
disohasxs Of bic gaa, while attempting
70 hssg beck By its horos 20 . tree.
The woasd 10 cot fssal. The Mirror
cslls stteosioe 70 shs nsW town OF Ne.
BEE, esd eye isitiatory sssps ere sshiag
to procure . charter for the LaesieR AID
lows Valley X. RIB.
DEcosAa. Wiuoeshiek county, Ass =
population Of 100 esd 10 poiot upon
the psoieeeed North WeseeYu R. r. or .
contisueticn Of the MilWaskss and Mi.
sissippi RoAd.-lb.
PsLLA.-Ths Pslla 6ssssss's Review
Of The pest year shows . very gratifying
improvement. On the Let OF Jan. 1856,
large two story brick sehool-hous .
spacious frame meeting houss for the
Hollssd rssideoes, end . College Build
Jog, were in course Of erection. The
two formse have bssn completed; the
lassss advancing we'll. A Msshodi.l
church bee alec Teen built and gone iu'o
successful opersti .; -saoshes 70 in pro-
oess OF erection. Two 6ns hotsls have
been Furnish ID to public conveaieees snd
10 oil, about 200 buildinGs put up; while
the population he's increased 500 70 COO.
BpvcArleSAL'-Ths Fsyssse, (Fsyss,s
Go. 6soisasy Baildisg 10 sssaessrs Of
hsss limestone, 100 fees BY ~; three
stories hiRh-aod sesssisiOg ono y. Men.
oelly's 1885 pound bells.
FArAL.- Cashssine M'kiossy, youol
woman IA or Is years Of sge, living neal
Richlasd. Keokuk Co., fell 90 tho ice ca
Christnss Day aud received injuries %
severe that she died 10 few dsys.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-20

SourR CAROLINA MAIDS OF rHr o.
BEN TiMr.-In turning over the leaves
ofa very delightful book, lately publ
shed, our eye CHANGED to fall on the
following petition, signed BY sixteen
maids Of the city Of Charleston, and
presented to the Governor of that Pro-
vince on March lst. 1888:
To HE kscsIlsscy Coz. Johnsoa -
The humble petition Of all maids
whose Nance are underwater
Whereas, We, tho humble petitioners,
ere. ct present, In a very melancholy
disposition of mind considering
how oil the bachelors are blindly can,
tivated BY widows, and our youthful
charms thereby neglected, the couse.
quence Of tha our request is that your
ExceIlency viii, for the future, order
that no widow shall for the future pre.
sume 70 marry any young man till tho
masds are p'O.sdsd tdr or else pay
eaeh ofthem . Ane for satisfaction for
iSsadiaS owr h6srs;es and likewise a
Ane TO Be laid on oil such bachelors as
eAall b married to widows. The great
dtaAdvantAge Il 10 to Us maids is, that
The widowA BY their forward carriages
% sa4p ~ the young men, and have
The vaatty 70 think their merits beyond
oesA vhisA 4 . great imposition on No
Who ought 70 have the preference.
Ihs 10 humbly recommended to
yeae 3zssllsney's consideration, and
Acps you wiz prevent any further in.
And We poor mazda q in duty
hoaaa WI ever pray.
p. a( bsine the oldest mad. and
thseshy most concerned, do think Il
peoPeste - ths messenger to your tx.
eolleney 3 hphalf Of my ALLOW, aub.
eoelksgA -eaxaassA csosrias ana
!sssaah 2Hal5a
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-20

A THRIFTY PARsox.-A donation
party was given the other day to q
clergyman in one Of our New England
villageA and among the things received
was = superb 'tile." from the Aborn Of
the place. The parson, much pleased
with the hat, ventured to ask what q
hat ought to BE- WORTH :. That il an
eight dollar hat" was the reply. The
parson turned it over again and rsmar-
ksd that it was every fine, very fine
indeed" and 50 they parted. The
next day the panon winded his way to
the hatter's store, and after the custo-
mary aslutation, took him aside, OBJ
served that he IVES not accustomed to
were hats worth eight dollars; that .
four dollar hat was good enough for
him-a plenty. He concluded by pro
posing to exchange the hat he had re-
ceived for . four dollar one and to take
the balance in money. Fact.-[N. Y.
Eve. Post.
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~N b sAid thas PsesidaAs pisess,
WITH Mn =, I'D ~. wtlaIsRAh 60.
vste.ys wia viaia ~ WEI 1adloA =.
,nsdtAtsAs neoa ~ sapltallsa q 81
WI s s::' .&t: ~; =: - :
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-20

There ere 10 the U. 8. 1897 ODD Fell
love- Lodges, comprising 1850 men.
bsrs. Nearly belt million Of dollars
have bssn expended by them during tho
last 6scsl year for the relief Of members
and widows and orphans. Their total
receipts during that time we're 81, $780,
3o5. The Encsmpment numbers @, 749
members, end has expended during the
year $3O,69S 10 charities out Of >lO2,-
1868 total receirts.
~ A rev kind Of telegraph has been
suggested, nsmely, to place . line Of wo-
men At the distance Of dfty pscss from
each other, end then commit to the fret
the news TO be transmitted - Q profound
secret. IL is confidently thought there
would be greater dispatch secured by
such plan than BY any telegraph now
in operation. We don't pretend TO cay
how it would 'work" though.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-20


MTHKRRAS on the first day Of January, A. D.
w 1855 HtnTy Arp executed unto Austin CcTbin
.. Trustee, . certain deed Of Trust, conveying to
said Trustee the land In Scott county lows described
follows TO wit: The wet fractional halt Of the
north west quarter Of tion No. sx (e In township
No. venty eight (7s) north Of range No. three 81
east Q! the Sth P. n, which ssid convcysace WA
by the said Henry Arp for the purpss Of securing
ths payment Of ten c-rta pronssory potes aud tho
ter st thereon, signed by said nensy Arp snd Jo
schim Lsgs. dated the first day Of January, 4. d.
1850, and payable follows: On the first day o.
January 1857 thrty dcliass D0ees and deodJ
Of trust we're afterwards assigned BY W. " 0hlssch,
the Or ginel payee thereof to Ralph Metcs, who 10
nov tn party In iaferest.
And nov said d-scribed note having become due
AID payable, and III; said Arp ard lAse
having fAii~d to ray the eane, !, Austin Corbin
Trustee hereby Eive this public sctcr
that b. virtue Of the povcf which v IN me vested b.
aid deei Of trust. on Saturday the 1ath day Of
February A. D. 1857 st the hour Of two ocoek In M
afternoon Of said day. st The Court ncuse door IN -
city Of Davenport cxposs md orr Sur sale, o pGt of
auction the parcel 81 land shows mt e.
thereof - shall b. sacient 10 satisfy ard pay the
aoune Of said Tote with the Interest these0a 70 III
day Of sale together with ~ ~ costs ed sxDens .
attending said sale, costs Of this 1otScs end Trusts
fees Upn the completion q such sole deeA w5p b
gven h scccfdsnce With ~ seDalatinA Of soA psed
Of fsuss cosveyins full an1 perfect title 70 ths tsoss
efiAnd cold n the pussAsses.
Dated the I5sh dsy ~ Janeasy. 4. .. 1851.
jsn1edss AUSTIN COA01N, Teustss.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-20

Aoics u hsss6y Gsvva tAas - parieeSshp hsssee-
IN obre exlee1na hotWoea ~ suhscSiocTs cnsr -
Arm and naae 0YnoGcs Wofbef, - this dGyboso
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