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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-04-28
VOL. X, NO. Is.

uh'es To strengthen the arms of federal
i'iicuoharIes their execution; hut Welding
hot one Joi or ute of her inherent or re-.
served powers, alike esse n,ial 10 her own
existence and to tIfe liberty and prosper
Ity OF ner cluzens. BY a firm adherence
10 these doctrines and the cooperation of
the several States, [ believe the glorious
VISION Of Our Fathers will be realIzed of
an expansive and expanded Union OF SOW
eFeiSn ant lnd pendent SAFES. not an
empire composed o. dependent provin-
ces. Let these principles be preserved,
ami union and liberty will continue our
happy inheritance. Allow them TO be
trodden under foot, and consolidation and
tyranny viii be the inevitable result
4. ID. SMITH.
To Messrs. ]. w. Edlnunds, Wm.
Curtis Noyes, Wm. c. Bryant, David
Dudley Field, r. Emmett, and others.
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Railroad Accident-Fearful Ride,

On Wednesday Of last week, says the
Commercial Telegraph, as the early coal
tram from the mines of the Cumberland
Coal and Iron Company was COMING do,v,
! the grade, about 4 o'clock, the train ran
over large boulder which had rolled
down from the embanknent immediately
upon the centre of the track. The loco
motive passed over it with but slight dam
age, but the balance of the tram, includ-
ing the tender, had every brake ripped
out from one end OF the train to the other.
Ihe brakesmen became aware of the fact,
ana seeing III moment that the cars
could not be controlled going down the
grade over one hundred feet 10 the mile,
thinking discretion the better part of val
or, az once left the train. On it went.
and at each revolution of the wheel the
momentum increased until the velocity
became absolutely frightful The whis-
Tie sounded to put down the brakes, but
the only answer was a wild unearthiy
whistle, reverbcraung amongst the black
hills, scarcely heard before II died away.
or was drowned by the rafting of the
swift revolving wheels upon the iron
track. AT length the engineer became
convinced that something must be the mat
ter.
Adjusting his valves, he 5egan cautious
ly to pick his way to the rear OF the Tram.
rs he advanced through the thick dark
ness, he tried to put down the brakes OF
nfst one and then another Of the cars
All were broken off or damaged bv the
rock or the track. He at length felt his
..t a he
the tram. Pulling out the coupling pin.
ae lel' sure that he could control snem
WA~n detached lloin tie tram. But they
were IN The same condition. All were
broke. No control could be exercised
over them, The train was running al
trIghtful speed. What TO do was the
next consideration. To Jump seemed like
certain death, while to remain upon the
tram promised no exemption from a sim
liar fate. y moments thought determin-
ed The course Of the intrepid engineer
Cliu8mg Tor moment 10 the rear car, he
commenced climbing down until he could
ieeI the ground with his feet. He then
let an holds 60, falling against the ground
with much Violence, but escaping with a
few painful bruises.
On went the tram at a furious rate
The TWO lalcAed cas- were thrown from
the track before gong a great distance.
One OF the other iron hoppers had the
trucks knocked from under 1t, and it w.s
dragged some distance, completely rip
ping out the bottom, but finally checking
the tram some three miles above town.
Take 1t all og:ther, it was u fright1ul oc-
tufrence, whipping in aud out amougs,
the gorges OF the mountain, with the sparks
and steam issuing from the locomotive in
vast column, with a solitary man cling
ing for life to the rear car, or cautiously
climbing down 10 escape from almost GER
tam death, 1t must have presented a scene
OF fearful import.
The name Of the engineer was Mr.
George Myers.
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LAKE OHTARIo ~ THE TINE OF Moan.

LAKE ONTARIO ~ THE TINE OF Moan.
Mr.. II Skeel sends Us a communica-
ton from South Butler, Wayne county,
\. y, IL winch he makes a very curious
and Interesting statement. Promising the
account to this &" discovery" with the gen
orally received suppositon that the sur
face level Of Lake Ontario was, ages ago,
several hundred feet higher than It's pres
ent position, and of course that its waters
submerged many miles OF the country
now surrounding it, and which is now
covered with cities and villages, he SAYS ::
:" have discovered the outlet of this
Lake when 1t Occopied It's ancient terri
tory and before the River St. Lawrence
had being. | have proofs incontroverti-
bic on this point, and by them am con-
vinced, beyond a doubt. of the truth Of
what | have stated. This ancient outlet
empted the waters of Lake Ontario in-o
the Valley of the the Mohawk at or near
the locality OF Rome and Oneida county,
thence into the Valley of the Hudson,
and from thence into the Atlantic. This
discovery is the result of actual observa-
uons made at the point of egress from the
ancient Lake, while | was located as pas
tor of a church in Northern New York. "
- \. Y. Tribune
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4ostrp.
THE WORLD IS FULL OF BEAUTY.


There IS beauty in the forest
Where the trees are green and fair;
There Is beauty in the meadow
Where wild flowers scent the air
There is beauty in the sunlight,
and the soft blue beam above;
OIL the world Is full OF beauty
When the heart is full of love
There is beauty in the fountain,
Singing gaily at the play,
"-'i" -ainbow hues are giitterinz
On its silvery, shining spray
There Is beauty n the streamlst,
Murmurius softly through the grove
Oh the world is full of beauty
When the heart is f1Il OF lo,ei
There IS beauty ia the moonlight
When It falls upon t..s see.
While the blue, foam created liIlows
Dance and frolie joyously;
There IS beauty in the lightning CLEAN.
That over the dark waves rove
Oh the world Is fun Of beauty
When the heart is full Of lovei
There is beauty in the brightness
BeaTping from loving eve.
In the warm Mash..of affection,
In the tear OF sympathy
In the set, low voice whose accent,
The spirits gladness prove,
On the world IL eull of beauty
When the heart is full Of love
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5 ..-. .>a8LE TAILOR would tender his thanks to
.asH- ~ EiaertI Point and vicinity for past fa-
.' lr is Sriti n the old . TRIBUNE Office, -
>. -Jar- Highest. Mineral Point Cen
-- n..an#t .-a pressed on short notice. e-l
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~ Old Mrs. Smith

10 Old Mrs. Smith was down in the
court room about some scrape, and the
Judge asked her the following question !;
= So Mrs. Smith, you say that you have
lived with the defendant eight years, eh?
Does the court understand from that, that
YOU are married TO him z" OF course it
does. "Well, have you marriage cer-
tiicate z" "Oh yes. your honor, three
of them-two girls and a boy."
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.saEE -.NI1 COUNSELLOR, Solicitor 5u C4hnce,
General Land = gent Eodygyill-, Iowa Conn.
81
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-r EEET AEU CrUN~EIE.uK 1T LAW. Mineral
t.sas- Collections promptly attended 10. Office
-.5.-.eT K TU..Ea-a. : store 81
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EF I'D goENSEI.LOE At LAW, Ricl}duG
s#.# #aa. .osrtv. Wis. All busiucs rutItts-
.".a.. ...r atf ended to- 81
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sW|' '' Is molasses good for cough g"
inquired Jones, who had taken a Slight
cold and was barking with considerable
energy. "Ought to be" said Brown, at
is much sold for cossUMrT1oS -
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EENE u Held.

10y At LAM ana Solicitor IL. Chancery, slim.
..als- t.dct- u Thomas ness block 81
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SAMUEL CRAWFORD.

egEE- ASU g0TN-ELL0Bs At LAW. and Soc
ltl1ses1, Mineral Point. Office IN Mil
81
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2 -,r-e..s. aat Dealer in Millinery Goods Ladies
i. H.-- Erla..aiu--, Fancy Goods Ae. uezt doc 10
g. ..r---. l5ea--, lIs Ga ST, Mineral Point 81
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attention PAD 10 collections and proceeds
rau.srta& II current rates Of exchange, without
.-..s-r Notes, Drafts. Certificates ofDeposit, sui
--F anu sel tsnl1 ana Silver Coin
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l..-.L...tE AIENCI.

.-.. Is>n AuaNT, opposite the [. :. Hotel
. Mineral Point 9-I
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- Business or Professional Cards, by the year. first
si--a.-a a8da atiunal line SO cents.
- q embellishments ordered in without specifying
..rn cf time viii be inserted Till ordered cut, and
mi tr-orsiiaEly.
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G. c. WASHBCRN s co,
L q NJ * II r. .

-aaa direct fhc principal cities of the [. :.
E.s.a-ra 81 The chief towns oF
Great Britain, France. Holland, Germany and
Switzerland.
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.1-gIa Especially offer lis services the citizens
II ID &,8tn, aad surrounding country, as PHYSl-
F S ..rs SE E,st.BN.
- oai.e second building south OF Clayton L Hop
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GENERAL Dealer "a DRY Goods, Groceries, Provisions
.G-g.-e. sa- yellow stpue Wis, tsov. u, 1886.
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pr0tessiOnaL ans Business Cares.
3oHS H0LLINGsaEAD

,~arAEY PUBLIC, CONVEEANCER x GENEF
\ AGENT, Linden, Iowa county, Wisconsin. 10
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'A' + N hand the best assortment Of one and two
s. FLOWS offered in this place
S'r's J i>5- GEo. " CoBR.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-07

vHyUEREAS on the 9th day Of N. .vember, d, 1856
w p n. uOU IL and ELIZA y. HOUsEL, his
wife. execute unto William T. Clark, rs Trustee, u
certain deed uf trust, conveying 10 said Trustee the
land Scott County, Iowa, described ~ follows, to
wit: Lot eight 81 Ia block SIX 90 In Forrest .i-
Ions addition cit. OF Davenport. Also the fol
.wtnR described tract viz: Commencing the h
Inc OF Ninth Stre at pont ON tie north side Of
10. four az 10 block I've In Forrest Dions said
addition, forty-s vel 90 feet east from the nortr-
west corner 81 said Block nve ~, being a. the north
east oornr OF land DICT 81 to JoA him u llartwig by
said grabtors thence running east nln.ty-nvc (9o)
u the h. west OF land DIET ded ii Hans
Henry AusbOi u, thence south along said AuBbor,'s
west line one ndred and II ~ (l5Oj feet u alley,
thence west ninety 600 feet ~ the s~uth .st
corner Ct sad la tsiss tract, thence north along
HArtwics east hue n, hus fred am nfry 900 f. to
pIac" Of besnn ng IT being tn same property that
Forrest Dillon conveyed 10 said u Housed by deed
recorded n Recorders Office, Scot county, In book
town lots, page III which said conveyance, IN sde
by tn SAID p NJ Housed aid III "a Hous'l Tor the
purpos. OF securing ihe mont VI certain promis
sorry note ard the Interest thereon, signed by sad
M Wousel dated the 9Th day Of November, D. 1916
and payable folo~s: for the sum Of niue hun
drei dollars Iayable n the 9th day Of November,
1857, 10 the order of II Ma hsWs.
Aud now said note having become due and pAya-
bic, and the SAID \ Housed having fsilei To
pay the same, l, William lark Truste, as Afore
said do hereby give thu public notice. that by virtue
OF the power which 10 III vested by said deed vi
Trust. will on Satu jav tn 9th day u December,
D. 1857 At the hour OF 10 O'Clock In the forenoon OF
said day at Court House door the city OF Da.
vcnpot expose and offer for sale, at public auG
10 the highest bidder for CASH the parcels OF land
above described, or so IaUeh thereof ~ shall Be S
cient to satisfy and pay the smount OF said note
with the interest thereon to the day Of SALE together
with the expenses attending said sale, of TIN,
notice and Trustees fees. Upon che completion OF
such sale decd will De given In accordance with TIN
stipuiA ION OF said Deed ii Trust conveying full
perfect It'll, TO the tract Of land sold to tn purchas
~
WILLIAM r. CLARK,
Nobl2jtd Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-07

XNHEREAS. = iae -s.L ssy Of Aagrs., A. ..
81 DAM " act - '1ec2Ud GHtV rrsuk
Yac-3sf, = lsfe ts-4 AL 81 ': ffust coay-5-
.rr A. tfast@s ~ 2s-ss.d IL Jot. COUNTY -
c gs~. e. iaI< So t. ~. Al tn.s~ r,.4tIJu.-
q IQft sg - ssYeI ~ .E1 s.t: ) II b. iofay-
a. II H. cat u Dss,n,sft, ~th tls Ugleiu..s
- lys known sls .xDs.s1 H. ct. G .4rs
hsLse, sac . - h ;vlo~iu. ar4c.es u urt.ans
yrsp-r.s, = vi - casIrs. IS Dsdstssds aud we
Ls1sgDr .LeFt~t All beds teonsl-y tk.i. RIO .,ufl
ses soi.Is abs, ssnslI ,sDles. 70 slA4ds
i0gs.ns g.~ssrs, % slvg st0frs aud iaIuiIuTe,
r9fanor sI~sss ysri,r se.se-s ooal baek-ts
b~lss sxss iesu -, 10 tnisrp-. = d1x giss iur-
Ditrss dch sls end 10 A. AZ IN, pate sesor
-ox d h=s, ~. tesss,oDs doz tstle -po III .
ssaf "a hs. cFea1 a1g 5Gaeias. &c cup oa.tors
all efS IL r>oos. c0ps ana ssuee .wrrs sBi tas
Sst~asisp cocss .yJisi sldeDo.fa. dock ! va
- tank Counter sEd dess, tcb-, Dact etc. 3
@AsA2af1s, stars aud bscs kitchen the pr m
&c aacwB tile ~ Car Hogs., al the cr,css
JAYS po.s DJs y, to.es, abe cistls, sDd ali otuer
p-Fs1aa prvls ~ Ia ssid n9asc, Tie Said House and
ell tie night title All interest which The said Han
coo. iaa ia TIA sa.d boase sAd static, the same b.
ing iedset Gu years IRON tho ans. day Of
August, 80, wAich saii conveyance va made BY
the SAIL Aancoek ior the purpose VI curing the
"a! IN nj of Two certain iroissory notes, and the
interest ther m siglec by cad Bant ock dated the
."th dag VI august, A. ID i-o1, and payable as fol
ioss for the o, three II, nirsi MN tee and
~ 10 dehars, payable on I'll 9TH day OF cptcmo r
1871, ~ til; vri,r Of Thomas AcGavfSn, tnr,e hun
DIED Anu tw,nt, pin, aud one for the am OF u In
doiArs "a, able the lst day of ecemb.r ls5. Il
the ora 20: said k.GAvran.
AIN low raid first aRrntiuitu note having become
due and payable, and the said Devid u. Nancocs
having failed to pay the sans. Frank Piumer Tfus
tcess AZORES aid, do hegeb, gave this public MOI la
that by VIZ ur II the ,owes which vested By
sail dc, Of trust will, On Thursday, the 18th da,
OF december, 4. D. 1851. at the hour II o'eloSl
III tho afteIn OF day AT the court house doc
IN the city u Davenport, expose and otr for sale,
public auction, the property At0ve dcsCvied, or q
much thereof shall be sufficient TO satisfy and pa
the amount of said note with toe interest Their. on
the DAY OF sale, together with the Exp attend
ing said sale OF this notice truetes's fees
Upon the completion OF such sale deed vii be eivel
IN accos dance with the stipulatons Of said deed 0
trut CONVEYING iu and pei feet title - the proper
tyisold to the pun chaser.
Dated the xctn day Of November, A. D. 1857
Nov26dtd FRANK PLUAkR, Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-07

VRrHEREAs on the 29th day u October, A d, 1875,
w 0vtt'rlcd q. w-stpha and kIateth Westpi~i
bis wife, executed unto Austin CorDn ~ Trustee,
certain dsea OF trust conveying To said Trustee th.
land in C,nt1n Couuty, Iowa, describef ~ follows,
20 Wit; ut No. two u IN Block No thrc- 81 Ia
kanss No on la tbs village Of OsnAoche. la said
Cnutoa c,untS with The improvements thereon,
WIG sad coDseyan r was na.ie ~ the said Jti-
frieI q. ana Nj zab IN SestIhsi for the purpose oil
securing tue payment II CERTAIN pt ouiosoty note
and thG intsr.s thereon signed ~ san 0otifred Z.
Wsstphs. dated tn 10Th DAY OF October, A - l-JJ.
Tor Que thousand dbl with haBg Oh -. Louis,
psyAblc twelve nent - after ost- ~ the ordsi VI
busch n wi Hmtnn.
Aud nov SAL not, having become due and payable
AMI thr said weslpha having iaird 10 pay the same
Austin C.fbin II ust.e aforesaid, do hereby gave
this public notice, that by virtue OF the power when
Is IA nae yesc.i ty saii d., OF Trust Will on Sa,ur
aay i2th day # Dec mhrr. -, 1901, Al the hour
OF O'c,ck IA afternoon Of SAID day al til; Court
House dooT ia the ty OF Davenport, cAioac and Of
81 tor sale pubic auction, to the highest bidder
Tor eiHh tie iafccl Of land abovt described, or 10
Inucl tL.tcoi shall be sufficient u satsfy ami pay
thr Amount ~ said note with thc interest thereon Ia
the day saie t9srner with tn expenses attending
rad sale OF this notice aud Trustees fees. Upon
thc comp elton of such Gale "a deed wih be given
"a accordance with the stipulation Of said deci u
1Iust.
Dat,d the 18Th day OF November, A d, 1857.
AUSTIN COkBIN.
Novl9itd Trustee
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LEGAL.


aryuepHA An N, the I3th day VI N0vcmter, A y
" f83a Theodore Zsnteu ~Ieruteu unto Cisue
htr,an~rr e Trustv, certain deed Of Trust, con-
v-,ins 10 sati land In Scott cosn.y, Iowa,
dssssirrsi ~ foIlsss 70 Wit: A part Of VI number
thrss ~ Ia BLOCK numb.r thirty eight $50 IN tins
s,ly 81 davenport taus BIO anded, st the
north esst OF lot numbrr TIRE ~ storesstd,
rum lag 'hence south thirty six (3s) f.st TIA nee
West tweuty tap) tert, thence S,utA Ons u undtcd
and rJuu~~n ui4) feet, theace West four ~ f'ef.
themes North Atty 800 fest, thence west six zen Sj
se-t, ttsnce NORTH Uae Hundred tioOj fest, thence
nass forty t0) feet, - pac. OF begi1Hins which SAID
eouvcya mxiv by the said zensen for The yur-
lr,ss of the psynsr VI certain wcpt s1ry
note and signed by raid Zcescn
ninety dollars with inicrest ~ The rate Of TEN per
ceat yer anaGn payable alter date 10 the order Of
Otto kissen.
ana nov sail note having become Sue ana pAya-
be- and the said having failed 10 psy IN. same,
and whereas refusal u said bie. IA erg TO -
as Trustee william Haasen ~ been appointed by
IN. County Judge VI scott County 70 act -
Trustee 1, William HANSEN, 1rwtes - AFORESAID,
d, hereby give this puus notice thai BY virtue vi
the power which 10 an me vrstd W said deed o
Trust, 1 viii, on Saturday the ~ day II December
AD 1887, ~ the hour ~ o'cio,k Ia the fore1.ooL
q sAd day, At tBe court House door In the city oil
Davenport c1p0se and offer for sal, NJ public Auc
tion 10 tns highest b idcf for cash the parcel oi
land above described. OF muek thefecf a. sba "
sunicnt 10 satisfy and pay ans amount Of ssid hoV
the isterest therpoD 10 the day OF SALE 6etbe
with expenses attending said sale, costs VI thn
notice and Irssts.'s fees. UpJn the complexion Of
SUN sac dssd will b. given an AooordAaJs with I'M
stipulation ~ said ID cd of1rusi.
Dated the Ism day OF November. a y. 1851
WI. MAh0eN,
novisits Truste.
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Legal Notice.

THE STATE or Iowa,
COUNTY or SCOTT.
Nicholas Fejervery
VS.. Pending In Scott Co.
Anselm Albert, An:onis Al Di-tris Corrt, to
bert, his wife, aud Ad s;ph Feb. Term, 1855.
Peterson. u
wife:
Won are hereby Motif d that said Plaintiff, On the
l. An day Of s-pieMber, A. d. 1851, tiled in the
I'M OF the CLERK Of the district Ooutt ~ sAd Sc tt
county, his y ttion calIii g. against Jsa all the
ss.d AdViph P.tersJn the foreclosure Of oe.Iain
Mortgage, executed by you, aud lated the trs. day
Of A.icb, loti, same ius made for the pur-
pose OF securing The payni nt OF tie Ia, &C
hunsred d1iars, psyabi. % tnr iGsL day VI March,
)-.s sni CO. We, ing 10 taid plaiuii The following
Tn southeast quarter CT the outheast q1a.tef Of
so7ih- quar.e- OF section twenty four CA Ia
Township ishly 10. K.rg one III east 3t4 r. n.
And father, Tat al q Term u .aid 'aurt. held on
the frat ho1ds i1October, A. d 1,J1, sou W,rr "
tie Sheriff of said county, UPON the original notice
stUe1 In tLis cazS returned g not f-uud, VII re-
upon IT vAs by the Cur; ordered that by paocati,
yOu have 10 ice VI the p;rcency of this action.
AHDhO unless you 81 AL AppeAr and snswer
saif pstitton, bs.re the first day OF Term Of
ID Curt next TO be holden at Davenport, In -aid
oorBty, 0n the frs. Aordsy Ia February, A 1855
the mater. ami things tn rein will be AIKEN ~ CON-
fcsesd against you, aud de enter, an accord
snce Sitn prayer Of tie petnione'.
CokBiS . Dow, Jrhus - Patton, OK Of the
II IL Atty : district Court Of Bcottoouaiy
Dated Nov. II, lsjI. noyl2.4w
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TruS(cC1N Sale.

"hEkEAS on the 18th day of NAY, D. 1851
w Josepo srshail OF Scott County, Iowa execu-
ted unto Geo. L Nichols as Trustee 4 certain dst,
OF Trust, conveying 10 said Trustee the Ian IN at,
County, Iowa. described - follows TO wit LIT nm
Der two (2), In block nnmber four CO.. In NJ Infoh,,
second addition - the City ~ Dayen,.,r,
which said conveyance made BY the said Josepl'
Aarsha for the purpose Of securing the payment of
one certain promssoTy note and the interest
signed BY said Joseph Marshall and dated the tn a.
OF Nay, 1851, aud payable ~ follows. In s;x
months from date, to the ordrr OF BaPtholome =
Kelley, at the once OF George L. Nichols with inter
est after Nay llth 1851 1t the rate Of ten psr ct
per annum, for the 8, m Of Eight II ndred Dollars.
and whereas upon the neglect and refusal Of said
1eo H. Nichols 70 act q such trustee, Austin OUr-
pm was By the County Judge Of Scott County sppon
ted In hts place and stead.
And now sail nots having become due and Day able
AM TIE sad Joseph Marshall having ,ailei pay the
same, austin O.rbn, Trust afot esxtd do here.
Onve tbs public notice that BY virtue Of the power
csch IN me vested BY said deed OF Trust win on
SaSuraay the 2stn day Of December d 1857 at the
Honr OF O'Clock IL the afternoon Of said day ut the
Coor Aouee doot 70 the city Of Davenpsrt expose ami
ouer TOR sale st public auction the hahe 1 bidder
TOT casn, the parcel OF land above described or 20
mocn sosreoa - shall be sulcent to satisfy and pay
me amount Of said note with the interest there on 10
ne asy sale toQether with the expenses attening
.ssd Me- this Notice and Tees Cpon
sne Of ssh SALE died viii be given ir ac-
Soloenoe VIII The stipulation Of ssid dsed q 1rust
oss'o - - day Of November . 1851.
rn..,.., F@ AUo4lW oO10lN,
t1ASS1 1sugooA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-07

M HEKEAs, on the is'h day OF November, A D
w 1905, iSNtI White Xe,u cd unto a. Z k,ut
rfdstCe, certain Deei of rust convey ing 10 aid
rgutc3 tbs land la - 4 county s".a drscfib. ~ v
lo~.tO wIt h. ~ 80 nse iJl - ia Les H. ma sub
dIsltion Of suds al Wcbt aVVbpOIt as marked 81
llit 81 said t,sl, w-Il said convey AIDE
the ssid Loy whe Tor tae turpose ii securing tbe
.ay Mtht 81 two .totn soTy hotcs snd thS int.i
tn ron, slgfcd b. Aa.d Ibsci White, and ia Nov.
10Th, l-,i aAa ole psya'e "a lhe ION Jay 81 Nov.
l- fOt e1J ~ aud tbs iutsT ri, al one her not
II -are smo.ht, payable nv lon, ID, boI u he
al - uain nv. date Ion dsy u: ~ ! - lsji,
one Gu. ia Three aud oar II fur yeas Jsiits
sa4s - gsysti. ,fr Bank!Is aouse VI .Jck Sar-
yea.
And ali hTsi nin4ei note and IA er-ti On NJ
~ 2l.4r aEsou1f having De< dae asd pa, atle
Az ihr iSsys! WINK hafias iaa-d - lag The
rou.t, l. {. S.ds irGs e a. aiJE, ss4d, o. her b.
sIae glDle -si3e~, La ~ glfs-s q; tie po.-T
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"a 81 tx ss4r. - .t.3 Ast.ca -T.ei oi and
49,. c-s rp-d, Li4-t ta-.eo: - ethan D~ .zlls
/. 1851, 49, ~ IL s4sy4l, saaa I.yt-
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=. - Gay u az ~ ethsr viii the expeuses
Il: $50 SAL orts Z; ,l-s E4o,4 sac 1r7,tss'. les
Lksoo LIZ - -~y " h-sel-D.r y u, 1857.
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