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P. s. WILT, Clerk.

de la Nouvelle Orleans H0MANN-No ls0Si
A TTENDU que Henry Damron presente
II petition Ia ehe d'obtenr les etres de
teile la succession vacante de feu Max Homann decide
intesat-
Avis lie present dome celia peut
davoir dedure dix ios les ruisons les
quelles ne serait pas fait droit Ia dite petition.
Par ordre de la Cour
se21l Il P. S. WITTY, Greffer.
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California. Hutchings. from Mobile
Capitol. Hooper, from Bayou Sara.
Scotland, NcConner from St I.odis.
Ben Franklin Anders, from Cairo.
LATTE, Michel. from Lafourche.
Princess Wilson. from vcksbury.
Rueben White Although, from Red River
Belle Gates, Jsnfraau, from Balize.
Belfast, Wrsy, from Cairo.
Florida Smith, from St Louis,
Gladiator, Moore. from St Louis
Crescent City, Young, from S. Louis.
Oregon Myers. from Mobile.
Towboat Day. Phillips the Passetoyed down and
to sea I'd inst ship Geo Green and bark spauldng and
the Sd bark Laura Snow-brought up ship Slas
Holmes-.ft bark Nord at Quarantine Station.
Towboat Conqusro Brown from the
and 18th ut, ships Lemue Dyer Milton d
bark ValentRa-brought banks Uncle Sam and VI. yi-
Lila Ann, brig Deseo and schr Chipoa.
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Sgipplng 5ntsligsres.
MONDAY. September 7, 1857.
CLEARED SATURDAY.

Steamship Charles Morgan Place. for Indanoa and Galveston
Harris Morgan
Steamship Rob Waterman, Wilson, for Brasos Santiago via
Galveston, Harris. Morgan dtco
Ship Mediator. Coffin, for New Bork, Woodruff eco
Schr Suffolk. smiI h, tor Pu ta Rosa, Master
schr Martha, Harrison for Pensacola, John Hurley eco
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Per steamship Jasper from Sabine PassJ Hardwck Nc
Mllen, Cenen.
Per schooner Chpoa from Mniian9 cabin and s.eerage
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8ebiem If tRe stlarktts.
MONDAY MORNING, Sc

MONDAY MORNING, September I, 1857.
CoTTON... There some little enquiry on Saturday and
the sales amounted about 700 bac all nearly ALL Old
Crop We obtained particulars prices and our quota
tons nominal
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SUCCESSION OF MRS. FREDERICK YOUNG-YALU-
of Ground Agier close to the Second District
Ferry. .,xr, .
@ ATURDAY, Sept. 10, 1857. ut IL o'clock NJ,
y in of the Louis Exchange by virtue OF an
order from Honorable the Second District Court of New
Orleans No l767 dated 10th august 1851 will be sold at
FOuR LOTS OF GROUND situated in Algiers. on the right
bank Mississippi river in the bounded by La
ronde Powder Peter and the river Mississippi desip
and DeIaronde 30 feet front
Desronde by ~ feet deep between parallel lines and
fronting Powder Lots Nos and measure each ~
feet front Dearonde street by 40 feet deep between para
lei lines. Lot No measures q feet front on street
11 feet in depth the line dividing from lot No II feet
inches and 10 lines depth the other side line and ii feet
inches and 10 lines OF the rear line.
pB-TERMS-Cash au9 "a SCI ~
WILLIAM f. MUIR VS.. +. W. DELESDERNIER. TUTOR
of the Minors Joseph Moore and Eleanor II. Muir
BY GARDNER SMITH. AUCTIONEER.
OFFICE No. Commercial Place
CATURDAY. September Goth, 1857, per
- Hon z. H. Morgan. Judge of the Second Dis
Court Of New Orleans dated August 4h 1851 auction
Banks Arcade Magazine street II o'clock will be sold
NANCY aged about 40 years. TX washer and irone and
her three children
JIM. aged about l6 years
LAURA, aged about Il years;
MARGARET aged about years.
SALLY aged about 40 plain cook, and her daughter
ALICE, aged about years.
New York Life Insurance Companys Script issued
Slgy
Crescent Mutual Insurance Company's Script issued
1853, for ~ w
Home Mutual Insurance Companys Script Issued
in 1852 and 1853 for. .;..'..,.........'.... 80 00
One promissory Note of Passnore Hopes d Co.,
with interest from september 3th 1856
before Brensn Notary Public the
Of the purchasers. au20 81 SELF 2G
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S24,@4, 1888 S24, 403

The receipts Of coin for the week have been follows
Schr Red Fox from Tampico ................s9 $50
Steamer Charles Morgan from Galveston. UuUU
Steamer Robert Waterman from Brazos st. laso AZ 95
Steamer Opelousas from Galveston. ............ 7i9
Sundry small receipts l,50U
-
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S3,365,619
So, 2333,975 sl9,G6,539 S2,QS5,34O


Long and Short Loans September 5.-...... u 4t3,2o
Actual increase of loans for the week...... $lS0295
following comparative loans discounts
mortgages and pledges which includes active and
dead weight:
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,E@s TOBY'S EXPNEss, FOR CALIFUK-
Y Il fEItfh MA AND EuRuPE.
f-s<9zss We prepared 10 receive aud forward
PARCELS. PACKAGES, JEWELRY, DRAFTS and Freight
Of every description, California through the agency of
WELLS, FARGO Il co.
We will receive and forward any part of EUROPE pack
ages and freight of any kind by every steamer.
Parties shipping will have cir freight ready the day per
Gus to the sailing Of the steamers.
S. TOBY, Jr., { BRO.
au2i Splf 81 Camp street.
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,ss- TO LANTEES-WE HAVE ON HAND AND
A4FAre constantly receiving
I NV Oak Tanned RUSSETS
ss~ Heavy Made MUD BOOTS:
White and Black WOOL. HATS;
Heavy Grained Long Legged DITCHING BOOTS;
Which we will sell At the lowest mark ct prices
SCI ct 81 Commou streot
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LOT AND HOUSE ON HOSPITAL sTREET-ESTATEO OF
+. G. x F. Bernard.
pv

BY N. VIGNIE, Auctioneer.
CATURDAY, Sept. 10, 1857, at12 o'clock NJ.
- in he Rotunda of the St. Louis Exchange by virtue OF an
order from the second District Court of New Or
leans dated August 1851 for of said succession
will be sold
The undivided half of LOT OF GROUND situated In this
city the comprised between Hospital Bourbon Dau
phin and Barracks about Y feet front on
Hospital street by 100 depth Together with all
the buildings and improvements thereon. g.,
nA~TEkMSIla cash. the balance six months credit
fer approved secured by mortgage on said
property with interest the Of cent annutn from
maturity until final payment.
Act Of sale before o. DeArmas. Esq., Notary Public.
aulapu va-IQ
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AUCTION SALES.
sUcCEssIoN OF MRS. Q. DEL CAsTILLo-HoUsE 4

SUCCESSION OF MRS g. DEL CAsTILLo-HoUsE AND
Lot on Craps street
BY N. VIGNIE, Auctioneer.
SATURDAY, Sept. 10, 1857, at IL o'clock M,
- at the ST. Louis Exchange by virtue OF order from the
Honorable the Second District Court of New Orleans dated
May 1851 No 63 for account Of said succession will be
sold
LOT OF GROUND situated in fanbourg Margny in the
Third District Of this city, comprised between Vaudeville,
Spain Greamen and Craps streets measuring 30 feet front
Craps by 2 feet depth Together with the house No.
l containing four room gallery two kitchens and servants
rooms, pryies etc.
n0-TERMS-Cash.
Act of sale before o. Drouet, Esq, Notary Public.
SUCCESSION DE NINE G. DEL CASTILLO-MAISOE
ct Terrain sur la rue Craps
PAR n vIGNIE, Encantenr,
SAMEDI, 10 Septembre. 1857, midi a Ia
~ Bonrse ST. Louis dun ordre dc Phonorhhle sec
one Cour de District de la Nouveo Orleans date du Mai
1851 No. $685. yendu lie compe de la dite success
Sion
UN LOT DE TERRE fanbourg Marigny Troisieme
District eompris les Vaudeville Espagne Grands
Honmes ct Craps 30 pieds de face Ia rue Craps
800 peds pofondeur. Ensemble IA maison No i con-
tenant quae cambres galec deux curnes ct chanbres
domesiqucs, atrines, etc.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Acte de vente pardevante o. Drouet Notary Public
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New York, Sept s, 1S5-Arved hence ship Glad Tidngs
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a,ik HEADQUARTERS FIRST COMPANY
MFaWASHINGTON BATTALION OF ARTILLERY
t&sWSE Arsenal, Girod street.
a&.S.Ss The First Company Washington Battalion of Artil
ery will attend regular Monthly Meetings the first MON
DAY Of each month. and Regular Drills on THURSDAY OF
every week al D O'Clock, until farther notice.
BY order of
j. 3. WALTON Captain.
WILLIAM II. SLACK o, E. mv2s #
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/. NIKGINIA AND MARYLAND NEGRoE

~ Tor NNIt-KemovAI from Esplsnade
n WALTER Il. CAMPBELL has purchased Nos. II and
AT3 BaOnne where he will he found early the
fail with large lot of Virginia and Maryland Negroes for sale
He preparing ample and healthy quarters the increased
business he intends conducting the coming The
location between Graver and Common, street.
which the second due from the St. Charles Hotel
and Is convenient to all the merchants and hotels
WALTER l.. CAMPBELL,
Il and 10 BarOnnc street
anil lvkW between tIrayier Common.
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w. ROLL, LATE OF THE FIRM OF GLADDING
LIZ Il knlI. HOUSE, SIGN, DECOR ALIVE and STE An
BOAT PAINTER, 50 Poydras street, Camp aul2 3n
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poKTABLE STEAM ENGINEs-FRoM i
nOUBLING THE INCOME OF COTTON
u PLANTERS

PATENTED 1NpRoE6 6E TN. ~ THE MANUFACTURE
required raise ithis consisting Of children q
ST !fA vf this AET s
CINE II necessary.namey The Gin with Lap Appendsse
res to have all arranged in the Spinning Room on lie
plantation complete, with great dispatch. Also,
SEW INCOME
Machinery inclusive of the Steam Engine and the spnners
Ny IMPROVEMENT, in its results to the Planter is equivs-
lent to his having purchased of plantation Negroes etc.
n his rspn viii %
the and anxetes inherent to Planting Gathering and
Ba.ns up 4 crop.
s GASH bit GF gsG e
THE PATENT to be paid to NE each If the first
with ns1lring should the plantation change
cost Msshusry tlsr parsalsF hey not omit
h9s many pounds of Yarn az hsy S No,.
OIs ASR 5o SHN 2FEAsz on
$$S$s5$ ~ f. szz$$$5$EvAns1sH
iAsNASs REFINED Ros1s S iii.
Al greatly reduced prices and equal in quality of thOss
Dealers in Oils particularly invited to inspection Of
Orders received the Mandatory New Basin the
or me good quality Of these OILS the company
cay in ubricang machinery and painting and whose cer
Gates can be seen at any time.
F. W. C. COOK,
Manager of Bellevlle Iron Work.
LEEDS Il Co, Iron Works.
b. s. BREWSTER. Coppersmith,
Nos. Sc and IS Fulton, and So and 81 Front streets
JAMES MACKIS0N, Coppersmth,
of Customhouse ana New Levee streets-
JOHN FOSTER, Eng'r str California
GEORGE WICkS.
Engineer Second Ferry formerly of Swamp Fox
CRONELL 4 SCHWARTZ
Carriage makers Rampant street, Graviey.
L. c. SHAW, Blacksmith, Girod street.
JACOB MYERS,
Engineer steamer Laurel Hill
JAMES FOX,
Engineer City Draining Machine
j. W. HAMAS0N. Engineer.
W. A. MACkIF, Engineer.
NJ G. ALMINDINGER, Builder.
ARTHUR WOODS Painter
II Customhouse street
JOHN S. MAUNSELI..
And to Proprietors OF Newspapers in New Orleans wiz
hay he g VI
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WANTED.
FOR SALE.

~ FOR SALE-A WELL FINISHED THREE
f Brick Building in choice location for S2,
EIhm that party will lease AT 81 11 for five years
furnish the best security for the rent. and besides do
all repairs during the lease.
FOR RENT-Several comfortable and genteel two story
Frame Dwellings, Nos TO- r. a. Is aud 49, in Crescent Row
Canal between Roman and Prieur Rent SIS month
R9-I Loans obtained Mortgage. T. n. HAILES,
No Is Exchange Place
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PERSEVERANCE DOOR, BLIND AND SASH

Corner of ST. Charles and Clio Streets New Orleans.
GEORGE PuRVES Architect and Builder respectfully IN
forms his friends and the public that he has, addition
former business commenced the Doors sases
and Bnds Of every description the above establishment
All orders left his office, Place the actory
the Mechanics Exchange, Box a. promptly
tended to.
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aSx LANDRETH'S TURNIP SEED-CROP
TEof 57Per Steamship Empire CiyThe subscriber hss
4ust received, above arrival from the celebrated
tablismcn of D. Landreth Son. Philadelphia the following
assortment of TUkNlP SEED warranted the growth of 1885,
viz:
WHITE FLAT DUTCH TuRNIP.
LARGE WHITE GLOBE TURNIP.
LARGE WHITE NORFOLK TuRNIP.
RUTA BAGA TURNIP.
RED TOP TURNIP.
GARDEN STONE TURNIP.
For saa in quantities to suit purchasers.
Commission and country merchants supplied moderate
rates, the Seed Store of
anl lin R. COLLIE q Gravier street
JAMES LILLY, so WELL KNOWN IN THIS CITY
- during the last twenty five years. Practical Painter,
has after epse OF several years. resumed his old bust
ness again. in copartnershp with his son.n.aw, ARTHUR
WOODS, at No. II tustomhoue street, where will he
ready to receive orders in their line HOUSE. SIGN and
ORNAMENTAL AM I'm
fTHOMAS BARKER, GENERAL. AGENT AND
- ,GNiLEtI0K Particular attention given to STEAM
BOAT BUSINESS. Baton Rouge, La.
Observation-Disclosures n Benjamin. George A. Pike, S. NJ.
hart Co., argnier Lanoue, Col Andrew Malta, Hon. P.
Il. Morgan N o. myl3 If
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b. TEXAS ' Ma,asorda TeIns Feb ISL ~

-. TEXAS. Matagorda, Texas, Feb l. 1854.
MeSsrs. B. 4. Fahnestock < CO.
conference.-the. G. W. Tiley, who is II gentleman well
known of the best planters in this
and celebrated for the careful negroes highly
recommends your Vermuge. He called a few days
since and purchased DOZEN and that he administered
the Verituge bought Of last year adult
peced Of having and succeeded in expellin.
several dozen inches i'll length that health
is now good.
One Of these home testimonies is worth thousand where the
parties this be regarded
dence with regard adaptation your valuable Eermuge
TO our plantations. am truly yours,
s. W. FISHER.
Sold Wholesale and retail by all the principal druggists and
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fN FOX HIRE-A LIKELY NEGRO BOY. Is
x years old good cartm waiter and generally.
n. Inquire NJ this Office, of
NY salt n
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JEW GROCERIES-JUST RECEIVED
~ Shaker PRESERVES; new HAMS; Beef TONGUES;
Cracknell BISCUITS; English SAUCES and Pickles.
French PRESERVES, wesphalia HAMS:
RAISINS Figs and Prunes, in Jars and Fancy Boxes;
variety FANCY GROCERIES, just received desirable
for the Holidays.
Together with very superior stock Of excellen, WINES,
LIQUORS and CORDIALS.
For bale the GEM GROCERY STORE, % Bsronne ST.
SCI Ct T.. l.. BERCIER. Agent.
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UNIVERSITY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, GRAM
" MAR SCHOOL AND COMMERCIAL INSTITUTE.
The Glasses in the Grammar School and Commercial Isti
tute now in full operation.
The eopenng Of the Collegiate Course will take place the
LIST October proXmO.
The Board of Administrators have entrusted Profs c. W.
SEARS and LOUIS DUFAu with the general of
these three departments and the institution per
nanen basis.
The valuable services of the following Professors have been
secured:
W.. C. DUNCAN and j. McNEOWN, for the English
branches.
WIN, LATTER, for Natural Sciences
q. GESSNER and j. GENTIL, the Ancient Modern
Languages.
The Mathematical department 10 remain under the special
supcrineudence of Prot. SEARS
further particulars apply directly Baronrc and
Common Streets
au3l In LOUIS DUFAU.
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LHDk SALE-lOOVJ HOWE'S CELEBR .AIE COTTON
HAREESTERS-Ths great labor saving machine is
ii the hest Improvements OF the Those Planters
that have examined the Cotton Picker, pronounce well
ndaeh for picking and it is believed will do the
If four hands They substantially made a
hl of order and weigh less than FIVE pounds Price
$50. D. W. F. BISBEE,
Hn!a Pm 4 Commercial Place
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-29

Is hereby given, that Gee. ]. Davenport.
Ebenezer Cook, Louis c. Dessaint. John 7.
Cook. George b. Sargent. Austin Corbin.
Robert N. Prettyman. Charles Leslie. An
tome LeClaire John NJ. d. Burrows. James
Grant, John F. Dillon. Hiram Price, John
W. Wiley and Duncan G. Eldridge, of Scott
County, and Loring Wheeler. John Cotton.
Thomas +. Butterheld of Clinton County
have associated themselves together under
the laws OF Iowa. as Body Corporate under
the name OF the Waubsepinicon Bridge
Company. The principal place of the trans.
action OF the business Of said Corporation /.
the City of davenport Scott County Iowa
The business OF said Company is to hp;ld a
bridge across the Waubsepinieon River ,or
the crossing of persons and property for
hire. The amount Of Capital Stool il
Twenty five thousand Dollar. md i - -
paid a. follows. viz:-Eive per cent n, IN
time Of subscribing to the same and III. ha
lance on call from theDirectors in instaIm.n,
Of not more than twenty Der cent nn 81
whole amount and at intervals Of a, ,aa.,
one month notice to be given of sucb cali c.
two weeks, the last publication heinz ,,,,
days before said call Is due. The said CO..
poration commences on the 10th dav az
April, 1857, and is created to endure fnv
years. The affairs of the Company will be
conducted by Board Of seven Directors
and President, chosen from their own
members, Secretary and Treasurer, and
such other subordinate officers and agents
- may be necessary, and said officers are to
be elected as follows: ~
The first Board when Five ThousanS
Dollars shall be subscribed. and their SUD
sseso6s annually thereafter.
Ine higAset amount Of indebtedness
INABILITY % which this Company may ct an,
sns san3sss ilss6 d Fifteen Thouasud Do{
~ sssstsa n tss Psads 4 u Caqossv.
i -. - N W.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-29
rrusiee'S sale.

x,ururAs IN the 2,d day OF March, A. ", $40
w wih,lm Altrtoht and Catherine Ai"f'on . ",'
Win. executed unto Austin Cuioh a ,'m r.. ~
,ain deed o, Trust, convey ing Il saia i.u ne
,n,l a, sat- County Iowa, IL seth Il as 1870
vii vhe North East quarter oil TN o." -
,r.rtcr IL lection number twenty tsol IN ". *
IN, or ,i,hty lsol North Of Rang nHmrr ,ou "
r.1 ,ua IN. south East quarter ~ the sou.n r"
n,rtr, nf N. section number twenty t!ol ID tMn
Nm number eighty tso), North Of kahse humy =,
,nnr r4l sa,t. whicl, said conveyance was nia'' ps
,hs .n,h " .lbslm AID Catherine Alfrteht ioI 'ls
purpose of securing the psymtn nj q sef'al ~ H.
,,,ssnrv not. spd the interest thereon sish.u =!
sad Wilhelm ALBRIGHT, dated the f.d day ~ "a
A ~ 1856 FIR five hundred anu my na -, -.
hle nne wear after date, TO tha order ot fiu'l'
,adAy him indor,cd to II q Cutlery, the i'es'h'
holder. .o5 NAYS,
And now said mote having lAscme ane snu 80 i,s.
Ne and tho sail Wilhtlm Ainresht hhNiiB she
II nav the same I Austin Corbin, Trn-tce a. a'"se
saI IL hereby give this pubhc notlee, thA' ~ s".u
~ thr u,wrr which is in me vested by san aceu "
Tru.t / viii on SATURDAY the 2uthday on Ju'e, a.
A. ,sh- N ths hour al o'clock IN IN aipsi hton "
atdd., a., inc Court House deer IN The CITY OF pa-
vnnorf exuo,e aid oiler for sale, at i'uoie as''o
H. IN. ,,,gh,st bidder for cash. the parcel OF ian"
aaoye 3D. or SC tueh thereof IS stah ., sun
r,en, to SATISFY Anl pay the amount OF shu lo'c
,it ne nt-r.st there the day OF sale togahes
vrNtt,n.t. and expNnstS attending said sae'ol IN :
>, re. M i.rf,s g.. -rs Uon ths roupletion o'
.,,ch snl, /. c,.d iae "a Ia iceosdtnc; with IN
,tIpulation ~ s.ii ped of Trust.
Dated the 23rd day Of Nav, ~ ieaa.
,uay97dta AUSTIN C0kflN, Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-29
BpUAlce'S Sale.

VITHEEEAS the 3Oih day 81 october.
w 1896. Alexander Wells and Julia Ann S Wells
lis wife, executed unto Austin Gutbn n Trustee =
certain decd of II gs, conveying Ia said Trustee the
land In Scott County i"wa, deserted follows to
vat h" Eas half of The North East quarter OF Sec
'iln number cl'Nca intownship number seventy
min (isl North, Of Rang number I'VE (l East Of the
W l-h rsil convey ance made ty the said
Alexander and liza Ann Wells. ter The purpose II
securing thv payment Of certain prumssory notes
and The Interest thereon signed by said Alexander
Wells iRtel III sofa day Of q tober, u, iSbb,
to! Ten doaih Atd iicy cents, the second for 1wrn-
tt-Hevrn dollar bath payah. six mo!th alter date
u the order ~ William " heelcr. Anc said
not having hcsunr due snd psyahle and the said
AeNsndcr Wells having failed 10 pay the same, ]
Austin Cprbn Trustee n aforesaid, liz hereby give
tins IG!tr II ti'. tlatfy Nirtue 81 the power which
is IN ine vest by sail deed of rIu-t, will on Sat
uriay the 2uh day OF June, A u, 1857, at the hour
- 20'r Ok IA the afternoon fad day, at the Court
Houc door IN the city ~ Davenport, expose and Of
- tor sale, at pubic auction to The highest bidder III
oash ~ Iritc If land shove described or 30 much
Whereof As SHAH lie sufficient To ss,sfy and pay the
amour ~ aid nns with The interest Their. on 10 the
day OF ssh; tog Their vi The costs and expenses at
tending -ail AL, of this upue and Trustees fees
tpn the completion OF such sale deed VIII BE-
glY'n ia accordance with The stipulation Of said Deed
Of Trust.
Dated IN 23i day of May, AD, 1851
AUSTIN COR3IN,
NaVtJ'fs
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-29
Trustees Naie.


VA hEfEAS4I the first day Of March a, u, 1876.
~ hiram Medley and Tsab,l liza Medley, execute
uiI'o Austin Cu hiD as Trustee. a c-rtain dred ot
trust, cnnv yirg 20 said Trnsit The land in Cntu
County Iowa, described as fellows, 10 vii The cas-
tern GA" HuniTed aeTtk of the north act quar-. Of
sscti.n nuinher light Isl In wnship number eighty
on thI lfDr'h pf rance number ,ine ~ east which
said nvey ancr was made hy said Medley, for the
PprIAse Of o. uring The p.ynr0t certain prornis-
sory note and the iaierst q ereon sixlsd Big said
Medley. date the 6r day - March A. u. 1856 and
payair TO III rar' Nteafenthe 1T day u Apr 1857
Ir ihIty-ssv,n sD-ioV dollars.
AND NOW said nos, having becc me due and M ynble
and The taa Hiram Mefey ha,nis failed 10 ray the
sam, Austin C"rbn Trustee as ator.soid, do here.
ty gvefhts public nrtc' that By virtue the power
which T. In lue vfsted By said aeed Of Trust win on
Fa'nrfhS ihH 18Th d-y OF June u. 1857 at the hour
y 2"esck IN the afternoon OF salt day. the Court
House DOR IN the city Of Daven, expose and offer
Tor sal. at public swton 10 the highest bidder for
cash tie parcel Of land above deser bed or 70 much
thrrenf as shtlib sufficient 70 sat-fy and nav he
amount of said note with the Interest theo 10 the
Gay OF sale, togtthes with the expenses attend ng
salh sale, cosis ~ this notice and Trustees fees
Upon the completion II such sale deed viii he civ-
en- 10 accordance with thf siirns Ion 81 said Deed a
Trust. Dated the 10Th dsy 81 My A. u. 1851
AUSTIN c0KBIN, Trustee.