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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-16
m Orlgagcc = Sale.

rsE erArE or Iowa,
Seot Oolnty,
IT, Paul Deutsch and all Other persons
interested.
VXyHERRAS on the 18th LAY Of December D.
w 1885, the said Paul Dcutsch executed Ia one
Antoine lie Clare tertsb pr uiissory note 81 that
date for the sum of Eve hundred dollars payat L.
the order Of Antoine lie Claire, on the 2sth day u
August D., 1851, with int At ten per ccit pr
annum and whereas the said Paul Deu,sch did on
the ~ 18th day OF December, A Il, 1886, execute
unto the faid Antoine l.. Claire u MORTGAGE upon
the following described Real Estate, to vii Lois
number seven ~ and eight ts) In block numot two
~. said block being In Subdivision nuInp.r seventy
one l.. CLAIRE Addition 10 the city II Davt
port, which said mortgage Il recorl, Ia the Rec )
OF Scott County, tate Of Iowa, Box ~ mrrtgasa-
page 262, To which rcfertnct may be had. And the
conditions Of said mortgage having been hrnktn by
rea on OF the onpayurn OF thu sum % money due
upon said note, the sail Antoine L. Claire give no
Gce, that IN accordance with the Statutes In such
cases made and provided h. will proct "a irr rlas
the equity OF 'efemption In said parcels Of RnA Es
tate, and for this purpose Harvey Leon,rJ, Eq 81
RID of said county will at the Court ouse door IN
the city OF Davenport in eaid county, On SATURDAY
the 10Th day OF October, d. 1857, at III. hour o.
O'Clock In the afternoon Of eaid LAY, seI tA, lar
GELS Of land nt public auction the iighot tddcr
for cakh. ar 20 mnch thefeof a. shall be HuNicichi
10 satisfy the amount then upon said notes and
costs OF this sale.
September 81, 1857.
ANTOINE LIE CLAIRE, II. LEONARD.
Mortgage. Sheriff.
sep6itd
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-16
Trustees Sale.

WHEREAS on the goth day Of August, A y. 1853
w Frederick HRss executed unto Louis A
AeckIot - Trustee certain deed OF Trust, convey
ing to said Trustee the lnni ~ Scott County, Iowa
described rs follows TO wit Tn. North hall u the
North East quarter Of section number nineteen Il o.
ia township number eighty (s0), North Of Range
number three t3l, East ~ the bh r. N whi5h ssit
CONVEYANCE was made ~ the said Haze ter the pur-
pose III securing the pay Of certain prom!x-
sorry note and the Interest thereon, signed by said
Haas 10 secure in part the purchase money for sai
tract Of land. dated the Goth day of August, A D.
1850, and psyabls as follows: In ton years from
date with interest payable annually at The rate Of
ten per cent, ct the Banking House of Mrchlot a.
Corbin.
And nov one years interest on said nois having he
come due and payable and the said FREDERICK
Haas having fai'e'i 10 pay the same, Louis
oeckiot, Trustee ~ aforesaid, do hereby give this
public notice, that ty virtue Of The power which
Y In me vested BY raid deed OF Trust, I will ~
"wednesday the twenty-,hird day OF September
ID, 1851 At TIE hour of O'Clock In the afternoou
Of raid day at the Court House door In the CITY 81
Davenport. expose and Offer tor sale, ut public aur-
ton, the parcel Of land above Gcscr or 80 mn, n
thereof ~ shall he suicirnt 10 satisfy ard pay The
amount OF said interest 10 the day OF sale
With The costs and sxpsnses attending said sale Of
this notice and Trasiee's fees. Upon the compile
fion Of such sale deed viii be given In accordsp,e
with tho stipulation Of said Deed OF Trust.
Dated the 9Sth day Of August, A d, 1851.
LOUIS A. MACKLOT,
sus20ds Trustee
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-16
Trustees Sale.

NTHEREAS on the Gath day Of August, A n 1853.
w Thomas Bryan execuied untotseorge I'M, holIs
As Trustee, certain deed Of Trust, 1lvry.ug 10
said Trustee tbs lard In Scott County Iowa des.
crfbed ~ follows, 10 wit: Lots number nine and
ten IL end l0l in Block number Bsv.nty- ,ght 1871
In the City Of Davenport, which said c.,r,ye,
ancc vas made by the said Bryen for The pgt.
pose Of securing the payment Of two certain pr ois
sorry notes and III interest thereon signed by said
Bryan, dated the 24th day Of A gut An, 1855 lay.
able two years after date to the order VI Christoir
whistler and Richard Alien, one for the snn ~
one hundred dolls's, and enc for the hum Of one
thousand dollars.
And now, said notes having become ducand paya-
ole and the said Brysn having failed to pay ,he
same, George l. Nichols Trustee as AZORES Nd do
hereby give this pablic ice that By virtue ~ he
power which 10 In me vested By said dsed Of Trust.
VII, on Monday the 2ist day OF September, A d.
ieo1, at ths hour Of two oeloek In the afternoon Of
said day, ~ the Court House door in the CITY OF
Davenport, expose and ofIer for sale al pablo ancs
ton. the parcels Of land above described or 50 much
thereof - shal be spcient TO satisfy and nav the
amount Of said notes with the interest therein 10
the day Of sale, together with the expenses sttnd
ina eod Sale costa Of this notice and Trustees fees
Upon the completion u such sale deed win be given
In accordance With the stipulation Of said deed II
Trust.
Dated The 9Th day Of Ausust. A n, 1857.
GEORGE l. NICHOLAS,
aus|o"M Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-16
LEGAL.
Trustees Sale.

vXyHkRI rs on the 18th day Of April, A y, 1857.
w John Read executed uato David True IS
Trustee, certain deed OF Trust, conveying To said
Trustee the land in Scott County, Iowa described
fellows, to Wit twenty acres taken from eff the
South end Of the East half Of the North Fast quar-
ter Of ssrtioa eleven i In township sevent y-rignt
l7ol NORTH Of Range three East, Of the dith l5thl
p. n. and bounded - foi,ews, 10 wit BEGINNING az
the south Esst corner of said North Hast quar-
ter Of said s~tion eleven Cl), thence running
West eighty (s1l rods, thence North forty laDl
rods thence Nat eighty (s0l rods, q enc 4, nth
forty (A0) rods. ~ the IlAce OF besinninF,
which said conveyance VAS made by the saii Reed
for the purp ,se OF securing the paymen. Of amnng
others Of certain promissory nce asd the interest
ther on signed BY sad John G Read, dated the 10th
day Of April, d. 1857, and pay able 70 the order Of
samuel narzei for five hundred and iorty-h,c DOL
iars, PAYABLE on the nrst osy OF August 1857.
And now said note having become due and pAya-
BILE. and the said John Read having failed
to pay tn same, !, David True. Trustees ~ afose
said do hereby sive this public notice. that BY virtue
Of the power which u In vested by said deed OF
trust will, on Saturday the 81 day OF October, A.
D. 1857, NJ the hour % 2ocock In the ahernoon Of
venport, expose and oder for SALE at public sucion
- the highest bidder for cash, the parcel Of land
ahOve described, much thereof shah be sum
sasnt to satisfy and pay the amount OF said note
with the interest thereon 70 the day Of SALE together
With the expenses attending said sale, costs Of this
., t,ce and trustees Tres. Upon the completicn Of
such sale deed Will be given 10 accordance with the
stipulation OF said Deed of Trust.
Dated the nh day Of September, 4. u. 1857.
DAVID TRUE,
sepSftd Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-16
lndependent Telegraph Line,

which 10 used exclusively for the government Of
OF the Route.
K-cllect purchase your tickets via Joliet Cut of
and save money and TIME
n g 3 Office, Joliet Division, April. 1857.
CIV FAVOR, G KNOWLON.
TrAing Agent 6up't Joliet Diy'n.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-16

WHEREAS On the goth day Of August, A D, 1856
w Goodrich Hubbard and nAsgaIet Huot ard
his wife, executed unto Louis A. Mscklot as Tfuste
certain deed Of Trust, conveying to said Trustee
the land In Scott County, lows, described as follows
to wit: Al Of IDt nunusr onet) jim fractional eecii
number twenty six (9 IN Towns hip number eesenty-
ntLe (79) North, Of Range number ave % Rsst, q
tbs 6th ?. NJ, creeping thsrsfrom about six 90
acTes cod 10 Larth Phlps, and ihiYfy-two i7-iOO
acfes conveyed to asSvey Leonard. so the South
Section number two ~, Township and Rang az
above also the undivided half Of thr Kast hsf Of the
North East quarter Of the North West quarter of
section number thirty four ss) and the East half Of
the South East quarter Of section nj TIMBER twenty
seven (25) In ToWnshlp number eighty o. North of
Range number hvs ~ East. q this 9Th r. n .
which Satd conveyance vas made by said Goodrich
Hrbbsrd and AareaIet Hubbard for the purpose Of
securing the payment ofa certain promissry note
end ths interest thereon signed by said Goodrich
Hubbard, dated the 30th day Of August, A d, 1855,
tor the sum u e.gbt hundred and ,hirty.s,x
S7-iO0 doiIsD, payable 70 the order Of stephen
ThO0psOn.
And nov said note having become due and payable
and the said Goodrich Hubbard having failed
70 psy the same. Louis A Mscklot Trustee A. asore
sad - hsseey give this pusic notice by of
The power which Is In vested by aid deed Trust
will. On wednesday the 18th day OF September AID,
1851, - The b0us Of o'clock in tie Of sa,d
day. AZ the Court House fcef in the city OF Dave.
prt, expose and offer for sale at public auction. the
parcel- Of land above cz~vibs or 80 much thereo, Al.
shall Be sufcent 70 satisfy and pay the amount u
sad note with the interest thereon to tie day Of sale
soeether With the expenses att ndine esd SAFE costs
efthts Do4lee and fSustee'sfses, Upun the compile
doa q such sale d ed VII b. given in accordsuCs
WITH the stipulation Of said Deed u Trust
Dated the gath day Of Aueu.t, A d, 1857.
LOUIS A MACKLOr,
aug 250t0 trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-16
NEW GOODS IN 4 NEW STORE,


CALL AND nm
N. II. AElDE.N.AELWENS
ERbSH Stock Of Groceries, on oeccnd street b .
= tween Brady end Ferry, where b has Just =,
oeived and Il nov opening . new assortment Of
GROCERIES, 4 PROVISIONS.
which b. viii eel q wholesale and Retail q choog
- the same article b purchased Of any other e.
teolisnment. he will always keep on hand an &.
sortment Of Wood and Willow war;, and every oti q
article usually kept Of establishment sf the kind
His assortment u tsrge and complete all fresh q
eocd, and viii b sold at very little advance. Al
choice lot Of. tgsrs and Tobacoo.
Al kinds Of Country Produce In taken exchange h
Ooods Cder02divffl
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-16

AIRLINE ROUTE BETWEEN
Tn> i~0~m GA -

AIN.AANE NOU1E DEIWEEN
Chicago and St. Louis.
rat~s Isoes oAtoo0o ~ g. Lowts a~d t~eerms.
dt0Ss places.
Accommodation Train, (Bunday's exceptsD 0ooAn
Express Train. (Satusday's exospssdj II IOpu
1bdtNs Isdos =. L0sGs(br 0AloaeO o~d t~ssrws
dt0es Esdces.
Accommodation Train, Sundays exospssD : O0Au
Express Train (Saturday's exoepeedD SSO1u
Trains run directly through, without change Of
ington, Springfield, Carlinville and Alton.
WiTrains run ON this road make direct connectIona
tn Joliet Out OF and Michigan Central Railroad &
Joliet, making this the shortest, qaickst and most 70.
liable route between 81 Louis and New York Doeaon
Philadelphia, and the Last
with lllinois Central 7. u Bloomington, for L.
pecatrr and Naples.
With ~ the Railroads divsrgins from Chieaeo
With daily line Of PAckets q s. Loui for Keokrk.
New Orleans, and Missouri River.
THROUGH Tese;: ios ~ plAess neationsd shove can
3 procured q III The principal u kst oeee In ne
Omitted etasss, and = 10 Ones
~: %:: s:s !: ss' Sc: OPP.
eoees on Levee. ~ 1ro0ont House.
u0HD 2. MORGAN, "a, 01pt.
Bloomington. jan. I. 1854. fehfsdt{
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-24
Financial Failures,

CINCINNATI, Sept. l4-The Citizens
Bank, OF Smead, Calored x Hughes, sus-
pended payment this morning. They have
issued circular, stating the cause to be the
illness Of the senior partner AID the present
crisis in money affairs.
New IoRK, Sept. 1.-THE dry goods
house OF Nesmith 4 Co. has failed as also
the hardware firm OF Swords, Weston <
Go. Both these HOUSES have been in very
extensive BUSINESS, and it is believed thev
have enough means TO iiquidatc all claims
against them.
PHILADELPHIA, sept. l4.--Jamcs Ritka,
an extensive manufacturer in Philadelphia,
suspended 10 day
CHICAGO, sept. l5.-Tbe Bank of Elgn
has suspended. Its circulation was small,
and its notes continue to be received on de-
post in this city. The failure is attribute.
BILE TO railroad operations and excessive
breeding in wild cats on the part OF lis man
ayers, one of whom was Mr.. Yelvertop. of
New York city, lately suspended. The
Fontcnele Bank of Bellevue, Nebraska.
was owned chiefly by these gentlemen, and
goes down with the rest. The holders OF
Bank Of Elgin notes will lose nothing, or
comparatively nothing by the failure.
WAsnISGroS CRY, sept 1.-THE long
established banking house of Messrs. Prairo
Nourse suspended payment this morning,
owing to difficulty in raising on their sccu.
rites. They have made an assignment, and
il is REPRESENTED that their assets will laroeI,,
exceed their liabilities.
NEw YORK, Sept. 1.-THE faurs an
nounccd are Hongley's respectable domestic
goods house, &. II. Smead, Walton & Co,
leading warehouse, and a large manufactu
ring concern in Philadelphia.
BosToS, Sept. Messrs {. H. Slime
Co., hardware merchants of this city, sus-
pended payments yesterday, on account of
the failure of Conant, Dodge Il Co., of New
York.
RoSDour, Sept. l5.-The exchange and
banking Office Of Davis, Suydam a. Co., of
this city, closed their doors to-day.
WASHINGTON, Sept. IA satlden and
heavy run was caused by the partial su.
pension, to-day, Of the Georgetown Bank of
Commerce but it redeemed its issues and
paid such of its depositors AS were needy.
1t is supposed that the stockholders will re-
sumo in few days, as it is represented that
they are able, and will protect TIE Bank
The run was also kept up on most private
bankers, bat all demands were promptly
met, and the excitement subsidized
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-24
W NJ,

The combined votes cas-, for Democratic
members. over the combinel vote given for
the Know Nothing candidate, for Congress
show clear Democratic majority in the
contests Of li,9io,
The State Senate is composed Of twenty
Know No,hngs and eighteen Democrats,
The members holding over are those who
have two wears To scrve-,hose rcontly
elected have four wars 10 serve.
In the House OF Representatives there
arr sixty Democrats, while there arr only
tbirty-sevcn Know No,hngs On join,
ballot. there Is a Democratic majority oi
twen,y-onc votes.
I, will devolSe upon tbs Legislature ncs,
winter, TO elect one United States senator.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-24
Later from California.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept IA.
The steamship Philadelphia has arrived
with dates from Havana to the 4th, and San
Francisco to the 10Th.
The San Francisco markets were active.
A Settlers Convention had nominated
Stanley for Governor on mixed ticket.
From Washington Territory We learn that
Stevens, Democrat, had been elected to Con
gress by large majority.
Advices from Peru state that Sullivan,
the British Minister at Lima had been muir.
dered by six Peruvians.
Different causes are assigned for the deed.
Some political and others female intrigues.
Castillo, wh) was absent at the seat OF
war, had sent for Nivonco, who was still a,
Aragupa.
The Costa Rican Government has de-
creed that the expected Walker expedition
is piratical
A grand congress Of the Spanish Amer
lean States was soon to be hel ut San
Jose.
The bark John Bird from Rockland. Me-,
with a cargo Of lime, took fire, yesterday,
and was scuttled and sunk.
~ Adsices from Balize state thar there il
but 6 feet Of water on the Bar--the works
to clean the channel having proved detri-
mental rather than otherwise
The fever is worse at Havana.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-24
A thousand Miles In n Thousand Hours

From he Boston Post. Sept 3.
At 2is o'clock this morning James
Lambert accomplished his task Of walking
1000 miles in 900 consecutive hours at
Boylston Hall, and thereby completed one
Of the most remarkable feats in pedestrian
ism upon record. Such contempt for the
demands Of nature as he has evinced during
this trial, taxing his energies to the utmost
III the endeayor to perform deed which all
reasonable people would justly consider iu-
possible. has excited more than usual in
terest for his undertaking. lie commenced
at 10 a. NJ. on Tuesday, July rs, and, as
stated, retired sme de from the ring this
morning shortly after = o'clock, having
walked one mile in every hour for nearly
forty-two days. His fatigue two weeks
since was 80 great that even his friends
abandoned all hoJe of his success but he
was ION his muscle, and, rs he affirmed,
would walk until he fell dead upor the
track Within the last few days that
WEAKNESS and stupor had greatly increased
and in walking hi, mile, after being aroused
from slumber only by great exerton, lie
would stagger and exhibit other signs Of ex-
IRENE lassitudc. He was in this state upon
the completion Of the last mile
The number Of spectators through the
day yesterday was very large, and at even
The late (or carly hour TO which the com.
petion Of the affair was brought this morn
my, there were crowds in attendance. He
made his first mile in about ten minutes
and his last in over double that time. At
the signal which signifed the termination OF
the l000th mile, the PEDESTRIAN was warmly
cheerea and the company followed his ex-
ample by retiring TO their various places of
ros:. !. * sail .ha: I.aIabcr: will receive
about $1,000 as the result Of this affair
The parties betting against him arr View
Workers. and they have had presen, here
two representatives who alternated in .'see-
ing fair play
As Lambert will now have AN opportu-
nifty OF answering the requirements Of bis
exhausted condition. it will be necessary to
use the greater care in regard to him for
fear that ne should sleep forever Ills ply
siciaHs prescribe a thorough waxing and
exercise after every three hours r,st. and BY
strict adherence % this treatment il Is
hoped that lambert may regain ha former
strength. Since he commenced waking he
has lost fourteen pounds OF flesh, and now
weighs but ll3 pounds.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-24
New NoRk, Septclnber u.

New logK, September IL
The steamship Baltic, from Liverpool on
the "a inst, arrived this morning.
The City Of Baltimore arrived ont on
the ID.
The steamship kherzones and Queen Of
the south hal leit for India
Macaucy is to he created IA peer.
Nothing definite had TRANSFERRED in rela-
ton to the Atlantic telegraph.
Coplous details in regard to the India
mutiny are published but add no new facts
Of Importance.
The Emperors Napoleon and Alexander
are not it Is said, TO have an interview at
narmasiadt.
The threatened rupture between Naples
and Sardinia has blown over.
Diplomatic relations had been resumed al
Constantinoplc
GREAr BRrAS 1t ia rumorcd that Yer
non smith, President of the Board OF Con
troll, had received permission TO return TO
private liie. Sidney Herbert and Sir James
Graham are spoken of rs his SUCCESSORS.
A prospectus Of the Red Sea Telegraph
Company had been issued. They purpose
10 purchase the Atlantic cable.
The London Times says that $1,000 men
Of the militia are 10 bc called out and L.
second ba,talious of the line formal. instead
OF the regiments sent to ludia. and that an
additional force Of artillery Is to be sent to
luda.
The treaty between England and Hon
duras had been ratified in London. Its main
feature, in addition to the usual s.ipulations
of commercial TREATIES, is a special article
giving effect 10 the allegation incurred 10y
the government at Honduras uDder l,s con
tract with the Honduras lnteroceanic Rail
road Company
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-24

The Democracy of Wabashaw ARE on the
alert Mrl scom determined To do great things
for the good cause al the STATE election
They hCtl meeting on the Sth inst. which
was numerousy attended and formed club
for the better organization of the party, aul
the dissemination OF real political truths
Joseph T. Byrnc was elected President oi
of the club Jacob Afford. Treasurer and
Secretary, and Charles Webb. Correspond
iug Sccrc airy The club order d five thou
sand copies ct the State Constitution 10 bc
printed FOR circulation amongst the Isop,c
and ace rlinrly tina, number of the Wa.
bashaw f0Hpd' extra WAS worked OIL. The
greatest enthusiasm prevails among the
Democrats Of that county. and W. doubt
not that they viii make u apparent 10 the
world nj the ensuing election. that Black
Ropablicanism IL nj rulnuus Discount
very much like the notes OF several banks
which ha,o lately faded in ,hr east. Let
other counties follow the laudah'c example
OF Wahashaw
on SATURDAY last county meeting OF
precinct delegates WAS hcd. ana ON the IL,
ballot the following named gentlemen, az
true, sound and active Democrats received
two thirds Of the votes cast, viz; Jossru T.
ByRNE, CHARLES WRBB, TKvs,N W. Mas.
TIN and II. q. SANpEasoN.
II is almost needless TO mention the ne
ccssity Of forming clubs in the dIllcrcnl
counties, for the organiza on of the party,
but it is not out Of place, at least. to say
that where men coufer together in associa-
,,ons, and unite with one end in view, an i'm
mcnse deal more can be effected than by In
dividuals who go singly 10 work and do not
compare notes or suggcs, plans and modes
Of action. Concert, union. harmony and
activity" should be the motto Of the 10