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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-10
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-10

"JHEREAs on the 7ih day OF April, A D. 1856
r. nfusz, his VIII, executed unto Austin Corb.n as
1rute certain deed Of Trust, conveying 10 laid
Trustee the land in scott county Iowa described
fellows, TO Wit The eat halt OF the north quar-
ter Of section urn'er twsn y-one g. in township
number seyrnty-nin@ [1s] north OF Rang sumber
tive cast Of the 9Th PRINCIPAL Aei idan, viii,
saf conveyance WIS made by the said Broder Iau-
aud Lucia Bahr-nfu for the purpose OF Scout
ing the payment o. two certain proDissory notes and
the interest thereon, signed by sill Broder Laurenz
Bahrenfusz dated the nth day - April, A u, 1856
To- Seventeen $1,000 dollars the other for For
tY-hve dollars, payable eighteen months after
tie 10 the ori'r OF Ralph Metcalf with 10 per cent
interest after due.
And now AID notes having become due and paya-
bic, and the sail Br0deF Laurenz Bahrenusz having
fail~d 10 pay The eame, Austin Corbin Trustee as
Aforesaid do hereby give thi. public notice. that ~
virtue % the power which Is In me vested by said
deed OF Tru-t will, on Saturday the 2lst day OF
November, d, 1851. at the hour Of clock In the
afternoon Of said day, At the Court House door In the
city of Davenport expose and offer for sal. 1t pubs
lie auction, 10 the highest bidder for cash. the el
OF land above dcscrib d, much thereof a.
be sufficient 70 satisfy and pay the amount OF said
notes with the interest thereon IN the day OF sne
torether with the expenses attending said sale cost
of this notice and Tru-tees fees. lyon the compile
ton Of such sae a deed will be given In scco; lance
with the stipulation II said Deed Of Trust
Dated the goth day OF October d, 1857.
AUSTIN CORBIN,
ocZSltd T. us &c.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-10

VyHEREAS on the Ist day o, April, A y, 1856.
w Chares II Uusnicki and El.zaocth Hucncki,
his wifi, cxc cuted unto Austin Corbin a, Trustee n
certain led OF Trust conveying to said Trustee the
land IN Clinton County, Iowa described follows,
to wit IN. south half OF the soLlh alA ter OF
section Eumbcc tea l0l and all their interest III the
NJ tn west qnar er OF he south west quarter
tien number Twenty eight Psi all III tow ship num-
Der eightytwo 81 and ais The south east quarter
% the south st quarter section numb ten 10 l.,
in ,wnship number tghty-two tS2I North of Range
live lh ,at, whi h SAIL conveyance made by the
said Charles II IIueucki and I'll zabeih HuencKi Ter
tn purpose II securing the pay mcnt Of two certa
promissOry and he interest thereon signed by
said Charles II HIchcki, dated The LIST day OF H.
A ID, 1856, ON for fourteen d,Iars, the other for
thirtys dollars. pay able eighteen months after date
u the order OF Horace Metcaf.
And nLs sal not.s having become due and payable
and the said Chair II HGenicki having failed to paw
the same AustiuCorbinT Trustee aforesaid do G.
by give this public notice that by virtue ofthe power
which is in me vested by said deed OF Trust, will on
Friday the Goth day Of Nov, d, 1857, q! tie hour
OF 2oclock Ia the afternoon Of sad day at the Court
House door in the city Of Davenport expose and oif.r
tor sale at pablo auction, to the high bi iier for
cash. tie Of land above described or so much
thereof hall be sufficient to satisfy and DAY the
amount Of said notes, with The interest thereon TO the
day Of sale, together with Ia. exp attending said
sale. costs IL this notice and Trustees fees
Upon the completion Ct such sale q deed will be
given In accordance with the stipulation of said Deed
Of Trust.
Dated the 26.h day Of October, A d, 1851.
AUSTIN CORBIN,
oceeds Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-10
Trustees Sale.

JXTHEREAS on the 10Th day Of March, A d, 1857
w Christopher Ao.lIer and Christina Aoeer, his
wife, executor unto George q Dow, IS Trustee, a
certain deed Of Trust conveying TO said Trustee the
land In Clinton County, Iowa, described follows,
wit: The North West quarter Of the South West
quarter Of section number twenty three f23I, in
township number eighty-two 1871 North, Of Range
number six ISL, East Of the 9Th NJ, Containing
forty i0l sores, which said conveyance made by
the SAID Christopher Aeller and Christina his wife,
for the purpose OF securing the payment Of certain
promssory note and the interest THEREON, signed by
said Christopher Aeler dated the 18th day Of
d. 1857, and payable TO the order Of Macklot d
Corbin, four months after date, for the OF FIVE
hundred and thirty-nine 60 100 dollars.
And now said note having become due and paya-
Bile, and tbe said christopher Maser having failed
70 pay DC same, George Dow, Trustee As afore.
said do hereby give this public notice that by virtue
OF the power which 10 in me vested by said deed Of
Trust, will, Saturday the 18th day OF November "A
d, 1851 at the hour Of O'Clock in the afternoon
sad day. At the Court House door In the city OF Da-
venport, expose and offer for sale, at public auction
81 the highest bidder for CASH the parcel OF land
Above described, much thereof shall be sum
cient TO satisfy and pay the amount of said note
with the interest thereon to the day OF SALE together
with the expenses attending said SALE Of this
notce and Trustees fees. Upon the completion OF
such sale deed will be given in accordance with the
stipulation OF said Deed Of Trust.
Dated the 18th day Of October, A. D. 1857.
GEORGE DOW,
cl4jtd Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-10

NHB subscriber. while engaged in digsing Q vi
on his farm, In Peasant Valley, Scott county
discovered BEAUTIFUL article OF stone very similar
to the celebrated ,theas Marble, used in Cook Gar.
geut's Banking House. II y capable Of receiving q
fine polish nd worts very saey Bets - prepor.
Ing 70 opsn hts quarry, when he Will be ensbled "a
Furnish II IN any quantity desired and IL blocas
any siDe-
Spscinsns Of this seons can b sesa q tAis enee
w1eA fwtAee porttsaleRs Win - gtv0. 4
400AY 0AA00NW.
Heeeeea va1lvs oeels $500, In. = q r
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-10
RAILROADS.
& Le1is, Altsa 1 chicago \. I

AIR LINE ROUTE.
(Vhssass 70 =. Louis w o. Losls, Atsa Z Chiage
~ =, ~ ~ vay b. Rsafse1.
aAasylso sHE essA1 AxulloAn ASD .. {. nAus.
fhs Only dirsce - rs,shls rests = ~ South asd
BeutA west, ssvessy nilss shsrtss thas any other
route.
Trains leave Depot q MichieAn Southern and nock
island = 3, corner Of Van oufsa ed sherman sts.
ST. Loess Day Express-lo;s0 A-Dsily, (Sundags
81. Louis Might Hxprs0-lU,1 - n-Daily, arrive
q 81. Louis ll;3O next morning.
Day Bspress-S,O0 AA-Dailys arrive q Chicago
SEQ ? NJ.
Night Rspsess-2;ls M-D.ily, arrive 1t Chicago
AN.
Trains run directly through wisssst casnsso Of ean
or baggage. Time from Chicago 70 d. Lous
THIRTEEN HOURS.
Passengers destined for Bloomington, 0prins0eld,
Decatur, Jacksonville Naples and al points on the
Mississippi, Missouri, Ksnsas, Cumberland and Ten
Of making connections and arriving In 81 Louis on
advertised time avoiding the vexacous delays OF the
ctscuitous route via LaSale Peoria anA Illinois river,
saving swst syfoor hours time O.ins miiss - :,
less TO D. Louis md IS less 70 Peoria
THAN BY ANY OTHER ROUTE
IMPORTANT LOCAL CONNECTIONS.
A. Joliet With the Rock Island Rairead for Otta-
Va, Laeale, Rock Islsnd and Central Iowa.
At bloomington with Illinois Central Railroad fer
Clinton, wsynesville end Decatur, and with Stage
for Peoria.
a, Peoria Junction With Peoria = 0auswka' R r
for Walnut Grove, Washington, Peoria, Peks, Bran.
nsld, Blmwood, Knoxvtle, Galesburg. Monmouth
and Burlington.
Al Springfield with Great Western Railroad 10,
Jacksonville, Naples and Illinois River.
Al Alton With Daily Line Of Packets for Hannibal
Quiscy and Keokuk, = most expeditions End relts.
bic route 70 al portinLs OF n = Missouri.
At st Louis with Daily First Class STEAMERS fol
New Orleans and intermediate points On the Lover
Mississippi AID with regular lines Of packets fol
KAnsss, st Joseph and all points on the Missouri
Tennessee, Cumberland and Arkans. Rivers.
Through Tickets can b. procured TO al Eastern
Railroad Ofices-a t the Compsny's Onces, % Dear
born street, opposite the fremont House, and u VI
Michigan Southern aud Rock Depots, corner Of vAI
Buren, amp Sherman ste.
Responsibl. Baggage Men viii b At the Depots Il
all the varons lines coming into the city to checl
baggage through to any ONT desired on the line.
A. H. MOORE, Superintendent.
L. Darling. Oen'l Agent. Chicago. loc20dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-10
Trustees Sale.

"HEREAS on the Path day Of February, A d,
w 1857, James n. Wilson executed unto Austin
Corbin rs Trustee certain deed Of Trust convey ing
TO said ustee the land in Scott county, Iowa. desert.
bed AZ follows, to wit:
Tho outh west quarter OF the north west quarter Of
scticn no twenty (20) also lot seven ID IN section
no Eventeen Q7) both In township no eighty (6O)
north OF range % east 9Th which said convey.
snos was made by the said James n Wilson for the
purpose Of securing the payment Of certain promls.
,ory note and the interest thereon signed by said
James Wilson Tor one hundred and ninetv seven
dollars, dated the Path day Of February, d, 1887 end
Iayable on the I'd day Of September 1857 10 the
order OF John B. Nila d 90.
And now said note kaving become due and payA.
bic, ard the said james Wilson having failed 70 pay
the same, Austin Oorbin, Trustee ~ AFORESAID, 40
hereby give this public notice, that by virtue Of the
power which 10 in me vested BY said deed OF Trust
win on Saturday the goth day Of November D 1851,
~ the hour OF O'Clock In the Afternoon said day
1t the Court House door In the city Of Davenport,
sxpase and offer for sale, public arction 10 the
highest bider for cash. the parcels Of land above de.
scribed, or 20 much thereof shall be suicient to
satisfy and pay the amount OF said note with the
interest thereon to the day Of SALE together with the
expenses attending said sale, costs this notice and
Trustees fees. upsn the completion Of svch sale
deed win be given In accordance with the stipulation
OF said Deed Of Trust.
Dated this 9Th day Of November 1857.
AUSTIN UORB1N.
tdtsJ Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-10

TT7HEREAS on the lst day Of March, A d, 1856,
w Hiram Msdley and Isabella Medley, bls wife,
exesuied unto Austin Corbk as Trustee, a certain
deed OF trust, conv. iEg to sj Trustee the land ia
Clinton ccuaty, Iowa, described follows to W.T.
The eastern ole hundred acres OF the north east
quarter ofsection number eight (6), township
bef egh'y -one tSll, north Of Rangs number ny
east, which said convey ance ~as made by the said
Hiram Medley and Isabella Med ~ for Ihe purpose
81 securing III pa' ment Of certain promissory note
and the nterest thereon, signed by said Hiram Med
Wy, dated the LIST day OF March d, 1856, for thIT
= seven 50-lOO dollars. payable October LIST, 1857,
to the order Of Horace Mecalf with ten per cent in
terest after due.
Aud now said note having tecoms due and paya-
bic, and the said Hiram. Med h4vieg failed II pay
the same. L. Austtn Corbi Trustee as afores atd
do hereby give this public notice. that by virtue Of
the power which 10 IN me vested by said deei Of
Trust. will, On Saturday the 21st day OF November,
b, 1857, at the hour OF o'clock In the afternoon
81 said dav ut the Court House door In the city OF
Davenport, exp and Offer for sale, at public auc.
tx TO the highest bidder for the parcel Of land
aoove described, much thereof shall be suf-
Gent TO satisfy and ply the amount OF said note with
the interest thereon to the day OF SALE together with
the expenses attending ad sale, costs of this notice
and Trus ce's fees Upon the compet 81 such sale
deed Will b. given In accordance with the stipula.
ton 81 said Deed Of Trust.
Dated the Goth day OF October, A n, 1857.
AUSTIN CORBIN.
oc29dts Trusted
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-10
French vtrsslsosr 6yluse.
EDWARD p. DICKIE

Two doors west Of Hudson R,v.,
1 EIhhS 10 dealers and consumers hi, cs,,H,ros
80. o.Hn"s OF french window Glass on ssvo,.n,s
nd ,, Parties wishing Information Win Be iu,n.hs
any Desired pattern and pscsed r.. :. ulass Of
Nov -. 1886, dly VI ehsfse.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-10

WHEREAS IN the Goth day Of October, d, 1855,
w Thomas Til bett and ElZsbbeih Tibbett his wife,
executed unto Austin Corbin as Trustee a certain
deed OF Trust conveying to said Trustee the land in
clinton County, Iowa, described follows, TO Wit
The south half Of the north east quarter and the
north half Of the south east quarter Of section
number twenty 1891, In township number
eighty ISL north IF Range number one II east,
also norl cast quarter Of the south quarter
OF same section, tswnsh!p and Range, which said
conveyance made by said Thomas ii belt and
Ezab IL Tibet for the purpose Of securing the pay
thereon, signed by said Thomas T1Dbett, dated the
20 day Of October, d, 1885, one for $l3 50, the
other for $2+ o. payable twelve months after date to
the order OF William Dnsmoor, with interest at ten
per cent sfter due.
And said notes having become due and
payable, and the said Thomas Tibbett having failed
to pay the same, Austin Corbin, Trustee Is afore-
said do hereby this public notice that by virtue OF
thu power which in vested by said deed rust
| Will, Friday the 2Cth day of November A ID,
1851 the hour of O'Clock the after noon OF said
day, at the Court House GOer in the city OF Daven
port, expose and offer for SALE at public auction, 70
the highest bidder for cash. the parcel OF land above
described, or much thereof shall be sufficient
TO satisfy and pay the amount OF taid note with the
interest thereon to the day OF sale. together
with the expenses attending said sale, Costs of
this notice and Trustees fees, Upon the completion
Of such sale a deed will be given In acc rjxnce with
the stipulation of said Deed Of Trust.
Dated the 26th day Of October, A D, 1857.
AUSTIN CoRBIN
oc2Sitd trustee
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-10

CALL AND SEH
N. n. AExDE.VHEEMCY,S
ERESH Stock Of Groceries, on Second street & /.
Il tween Hrsdy and Perry, where he has lust n,
ceived and Is now opening new assortment, OF
GROCERIES 4 PROVISIONS.
which he will sell ut wholesale and Retail ~ CD ~
- the same article car be purchased at any other
teoishment He win always keep on hand an s.
sortment Of Wood and Willow Ware, and every otl 9,
article usually kept at al establishment If the kin
His assortment Is large and Complete ali fresh q, {
5000, ana VIII be sold al very little advance. Al
. choice lot Of igsrs and Tobacco
All kinds Of Country Prod lce In taken exchanged
sooos. ldec12djwtfl
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-10
CORPORATION.
MAKSHAL'S SALE.
VI II e. n ID II .MIZy.N1i Tav

hhrAoLi iavins been made W the owners OF the
- SEVERAL lots and parcels % land h. reina.ty p.y
lleei1riy Described in the payment. Il the ann. Of
hiptey seseraly ass ssed sgsinst the some for tho
purpose II macsdsm zing the streets upon vhleh
sAin lots and parcels front, I shall en-
FRIDAY rms 9TH DAY OF DECEMBER
y. 100 AZ the Office OF the City harshsi Of the
City u avenpcrt, al O'Clock A ~ pr,rs,d a. ~,
the lois aud par, els aforesaid In order 10 colec; sn
sums Of mouey together with interest At 10 Der c,u,
and the cost VI this advertisement,
On srprur
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-10

1910
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Nv ELEGANT NTOCKl
a. -~-ie ) aQ
sa fs1 slsea % ausss
FALL { WINTER DRY GOODS
has Sust besa received q
J. d. SUTTON 4 CO.'S.
PERRY 81. oNs boo. SOUTH or snunp q.
TOwhish TIE attention a the public epseRsl,. ara
= the ladSes particularly, y invited, eoaprising
CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF
SILKS, EMBROIDERIES, SHAWLS,
All Wool De. LANES, Half Wool do,
1ttsssssstssgs, Iorjssts, Eyasssssls,
Donae0t1C0, easc.,
All bought on the most favorable terms and to be
offered ct . small per cent advance lbr eash.
An inspection OF the stock will amply repay those
desiring to purchase.
sep96dn Perry 1t, one door South Of Third.
IL IL ~ d W H.
JOSEPH JOUY
LAS removed his stock Of Fancy Dry Geoas, Trim
"A mins:, &c, to Carisson's Building, corner Of
Brady and Fourth streets.
ar.tefuny acknowledging pest favers, b would
solicit the continuation Of that patronage win which
be BE-. been 20 literally fsvorsd
sep9Sdts
1v DR BODY
Is Informed that JOuy,
CORNER BRADY AND THIRD SITS
HAS on hand the following assortment Of PER
IL FUMES:
Musk Rose, Jockey Club,
Geranium, Sweet Brier,
Cetronens, Patahouly,
Mile Tuer Heliotrope,
New Mown Hay, Spring Flowers,
Jassamins, West End,
Violet, Bouquet aroline,
Jessie. Boat Yacht Club,
Tea Rose, verbens,
4ignonetto, Aousine,
Bouquet Oriental.
Al Of the above Extracts arc Of supsror
- nd a ropfa koHel
LUHNs ExTRAo7s.
ooLooNU WATER,
FANCY 9oAP0, eAso.
Juy20dn
Removal.
VNHE undersigned has removed his ONCE 70 the
l. second story Of G. L.iNchols' new Block, corner
second ana BRADY Streets D;v.npo.s oo,r.,
Money to loan on Real Estate by
H: +. MITCHELL, Agent,
For the following well known Companies:
STAR INsURA NCECO.,
OF Ogdensburgh, Ny.
~.
MASSACHUSETTS MUTUAL LIFE ms. 90.
OF Springfield.
Capital >l00, 900.
PEORIA MARINE 4 ERE INSURANCE. co.,
OF PEORIA, ILL,
O"pi'als 500 900,
nFSICE In Nichols New Block on Brady and Be.
" cond streets. oc8ldtf
HARDWARE.
0H1LDS / HOATH
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-09-08
ANTI SLAVERY JOURNALS IN SLAVE STATES

Great interest cannot but be felt
throughout the Free States in the cha
racter and growth of the new movement
for Free labor against Slave labor in the
border slave States. Missouri, Kentucky
and Virginia have each made begin
ming towards emancipation each have
their journals that boldly advocate free
dom as against slavery, and which, alike
as a matter of interest and as point of
policy, should be assisted by large cir
culatlon in the Free States. The Missouri
Democrat at ST. Louis, has more than
doubled its circulation since it espoused
the interests of Free White Labor, and
Is more than self-sustained; it has found
its profit in It's new course. The St. Louis
'IntelIigencer" also, an able and infuen-
tlal paper, if not thoroughly enlisted In
the emancipation cause, has always been
hostile to the Border Ruffians, and the
,,Anzeiger" of the same city, one of
the largest and abIest German papers in
the Union, is leading exponent of the
Free State sentiment of Missouri.
In Kentucky, the Newport "News,'
and in Virginia, the Wheeling 'Intelli-
gencer," both published daily as we'll as
weekly, are no less ayowed exponents of
the same policy as regards their States
and though, we believe, sustained by their
business, are not so prosperous as their
associate, both because they are located
at much smaller places, and because the
new movement has not advanced so far In
their States as in Missouri. People every
where who are interested to watch the
secrets and the progress Of the efforts to-
wards new policy in these Slave States,
will find no better opponents than these
journals we have named. Their cIrcula,
ton at the North would be of great use
fitness, IN teaching Its citizens how they
should act 50 as to be of the most effective
service in the grand national contest be-
tween the two systems of labor and polit-
ical policy.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-09-08
The Central Idea still Lives"

The y. Y. correspondent of the ST.
Louis Republican" posts up that paper
on the movement of the Democratic and
know-Nothing parties. He thinks that a
fusion between the Irish and Know No
things - Archbishop HUGuEs and ERAs-
rus Brooks - will be effected, for the
purpose of betting the Republicans.
We quote a paragraph as a sample of
the whole letter, from this model Demo-
cratic correspondent to that model Demo
cratic sheet:
"But the knowNothing party in our
State, at the present writing, is III li,lle
worse condition than the Michigan South
EN- Railroad. Mr. Brooks, in his dread
full fall last November, dragged it into
such a pit of ink that it is BACKED and
bedaubed beyond the hope of recognition.
1t will do best to retre and clean itself,
If possible. 1t is not likely that the Know
Nothngs will nominate candidates this
fall. Ii they do, they will betray their
weakness consplcuously. A few of them
will vote the Republican ticket, but the
larger share will help to elect the Demo-
cratic nominees.
The Democratic party retains It's or
ganization with It's usual tenacity. 1t is
glued into an unsightly but quite firm CO.
hesion by the power of plumber. Tam
many Hail has, indeed been troubled by
quarrels of late, and many old ties, and
several heads, have been broken in the
battle for the SPOTS of the Custom House;
but the Central Idea, the vivifying prin-
clple of the party = the appetite for
pIuuder - will unite them again as soon
as the Custom House difficulties shall have
been settled. This great Democratic prin-
ciple "still lives"