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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-10-09
RULE OR RUIN.

A Brief Chapter in the History OF the
LOccfOcO Party OF Seneca County.
We hear It often remarked even by Democrats
who have principle at heart more than party, that
when Breslin resided IN Tinin and was editor ofthe
Advertiser unwearled efforts were made by him
and few Of his young political and personal
friends and associates 10 denounce and cry down
certain faithful aud long tried Democrats in this
vicinity, as being old fogies unworthy Of conf
.dence or credit, and while doing so, to puff and
,eulogze themselvet as the only reliable leaders
of the Democratic party in Seneca County
Breslin was especially proscrptive and vindictiye
on the occasion whenever these old and consist
.ent Democmts Protested against the repeal Of
the Black Laws $50 called)-tbe creation Of f.
responsible corporations, alr9st without num-
berthe renewal Of Bank charters-the election
of S. P. Chase to the United States Senate, &c
&c.-they were hooted at and ridiculed for their
sanctifed conservatism, by these smart young
aspirants for ofice. Nothing would do but 70
adhere 70 the progress they advocated, however
destitute of consistency or principle. The result
is a matter Of history and alike discreditable TO
TO the party and dishonoFable 70 our common hu-
manity. A similar oonclave Of young Democrats
in Tifin are now moving heaven an3 earth 10
impose again upon the oFedulity and honesty and
unsuspecting confidence Of those residing in the
county. They are fully aware Of Mr.. Seney's
practical inexperience, and of his want Of dig
ni6ed demeanor, Indispensable to a faithful and
satisfactory discharge Of the judicial functions;
yet they expect him to be supported merely be.
cause he he's, by the management and artidce OF
themselves, received the nomination Had the
administration Of justice, irrespective Of partzan
zeal, been alone consulted, some older and more
experienced member Of the Bar would have
been sought for the important Office Of Judge Of
the Court Of Common Pleas. They also know
RRd have long known, that Mr.. Bagby alias Day,
their candidate for Probate Judge, is a mere po-
Ktioal huekster--o runaway and fugitive disguis-
ed under a faiao namo--at one time pre- ended
Democrat, aud at another a dark lantern Know
Nothing, taking the lead, as he did, in establish.
ing one Of ita lodges and now a pro.slavery
Democrat, hot for Office; yet & is stn insisted
that with all his political tumblings and gros,
misconduct, he must be placed ia position where
under the garb Of official duty he can enjoy the
privilege Of OveFhauling and settling the estates
Of the dead This man who is charged with hav
ing distracted large amount Of valuable prop
erty from i.a honest and rghtfuI owners in New
York, and sold IL and pooketed the money, ant
then 20 have changed his name aud sbsconded L
parts unkoWn, hasbeen selected '.ioDgh che inAu
enee Of the sans nnu conelave Of politicians
70 settle up the affairs Of ,he wdowsond orphans o.
our county. When found out aud detected, h.
pleads that the debt, claimed for The value OF Ii.
above property IS ovTLAWnD. thereby virtuall,
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adniWne iuofieinai iustnesl, out evadinsi si's pay
uient By . mere legal quibblci and Afterwards n
order 20 invite sympashy, he has lhepesump-
lion b pretend that iho suit instituted and now
pending for recovery Is prosecuted FOR the pur.
noses of estorton. Bdi we're thi5 the ease, Wis
change bic nssnei why abscondi Why assiga 30
many and sact frivolous and different reasons roi
his rai conduct and finally Why plead he
poouE's excuse Of ourtAwnyl The Democratic
party in this souniy are nos destitute Of good and
high minded men, capable and we'll qualified FOR
the office of Probate lodge, and uoder these cir
cumslauccs, they do themselves as well as The pub
lie generally, great inhstce BY eudeavCriug "a
ihrus, into Chat olice political aspiront Of well
known dishonorable autccedene.
Farmers Of seneca County, Think Of these
things. The subject IS Of deep coneerment to us
allg Renembcr that The Office Of Probate Judge
invites rNrranrg uSooUHrzD AND UNiroRu be.
cause itinvolyes, not only the rights Of the Wid
ow aud orphan, but also the settlement and dis
tribution Of the Estates Of tho dead
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MARRfEn.

Oct. let, by Rev. S. Gee, a, his residence in
this city, Mr.. r. II. NrAR and Miss LEAa NIeH-
sWANDER.
Oct. 9Th, by the same, at the same place, Mr.
GEoaeE W Shawl and Miss R. j. ELLENnEeoEa,
both Of Liberty township, Seneca Co.
In this city, at the residence Of J. R. Fray
Mr.. RaLFa l. GsrEs, Of Chicago, his, and Miss
SARAH A. FaARy, Of Tiain.
BY N. Redd, ESQ at the shawhan House, on
the 2sth day Of September, 1851 Mr.. JOHN
SrRoB, Of Seneca CO., o., and Mrs. BRIDoET
HUEs, formerly of Erie Co., o.
BY the same, at the same place, on Oct. lsti
Mr.. Snas B. MANS aud Miss ENuiSE LEE, both
Of Seneca County, o.
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BEAR I'M MIND,

That the Tribune Bau the Largest Cirou-
latiou, and A. therefore the Best Medi-
um for Advertising, Of any Paper In
Seneca County
1tcontains fever foreign Patent Medicine Ad-
vernsemcnts and more reading matter. than any
other paper Of the kind, In North Western Ohio.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-10-09

rNHE UNDERSIGNED Is aeain prepared to give siruc.
4 tons the Piano. Molodeon, Violin, in singing, &e.,
at the following rates
First lessons the Piano, per quarter oT24 lessons $40 90
Instructions in Composition and the Thorough Bass,
each lesson, / on
A. MANNs, Prof Of Music.
Ralldanoe on Market Street near JeisEI0n. lep1s.h
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-10-09
Attachment Notice.

Daniel Richards, Pl'n vs.. James F. Newton deft.
Before b. NJ Gibson, J. r.. of Eden Township, seneoI
County, Ohio.
ON the 9ls day Of August, A. d. 1857, said Justice Is
~ sued order Of attachment n the above aetiof 70
tho sum Of thiTty.one dollars and eve cents.
DANIEL RICHARDS.
Melmore, Sept IS, Is57-3w
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-10-09
Court OF CommOn Pleas, Seneca county,
Ohio,
Horaio Fiynt Plaintiff against Thomas r. sewart and
samael Bare, Defendants.

hOfAiio tiyr flanth against Thomas X, Stewart and
Samuel Bare, Defendants
THE defendant, Samuel Bare, hereby notified that on
The lsth day Of August A. d. 1851 the plaintiff Hoa.
uob, fynt hlodi said cour bis petition against Thomas
r. Stewart and said Samuel Bare, the obecof which Z 10
reeogerth the Rmouut due him oeHain pomssoy for
The sum OF $1,000 executed by said Stewart Ia favor Of s.
Porter CO., and by them ndoTsed to the plaintiff and dh-
todJanuaTy st 1851 due twelve months from date with
terest, and also cernn contract for the payment Of
money executed by said Stewart the lst day Of January
1885, In favor Of said Porter Cos hDdby them transferred
opainth and ioecl0ie mortgage given by said Stew
ara on The 18Th day Of January AID. 1854, 70 the
payment Of said note, the following described premises
towit' n-o No. "a, 10 the Of Rome, IN said county
Of Seneca Ohio 10 which premises, sinomed,
the defendant Bare claims have acquired interest
Amount claimed due The plaintiff said note contract aud
mortgage S3l02d, with interest al ten per cent 500 %
from the ~ Of September 1885, and with interest AZ ten per
cent On 23O0lom ue fJanuy tii, for which ludg'
men s demanded againsi said defendant stewart and also
judgment against both said deendan that said promises
sold. And the said samuel Bare s notified tai unloaa
answer or demu b said petion before the st day oi
Oriober d. 1851 Judgment will be rendered ag inst him
By deiaul thai said premises be sold satisfy he amount
due the plaintin aforesaid. STONE DYER,
sepi6w-p, fe7O0 At'ya for Plaintiff
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-10-09

uTJm JELLy is at the Van Dooran House with
Peckham's Bilsam, Cor diseases Of the Lungs
and Liver Call and get a Bottle
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-10-09

We have just printed a superior lot Of blank
Warranty and Mortgage Deeds, Csintle and
double,) also variety Of Ju.,lces' Blanks all Of
which we will sell cheap. Call aud purchase
before they are alt gone.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-10-09

1907 more.
Old Subscribers can 60 into this arrangement,
by paying up all arrearages. Persons, sending in
clubs, can add to them Afterwards
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-10-09

= Copv q Months, IN Advance, 10
- = q not in Advances 4 90
- year, IN advance, 1.5O
- q not in Advance, 600
Campaign Paper, 20
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A Premium.

We will send a splendid 50 Magazine, one
year. 70 the ono who will furnish rs the largest
club Of subscribers, by the ist Of January next.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-10-09

a-- The Rev. DE-. Bronson, Of sondusky, viii
oficiale, She Lord willing, on Sunday next, morn
ing and evening, in the Protestant Episcopal
Church.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-10-09
0oALAND MfsCf3LLANEoUs
Tab Printing,

T,f al Kinds, from tho largest Poster down to
,,,e so,sIlest card, executed at this Office. very
low ami in a styio not 10 be surpassed by any
oai~o Ia tho State
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-10-09
10 Clnbs:

As an inducement for getting up Clubs, we viii
M, the TRmuNr at the following low rates. In
all such cases, the money must be paid In adj
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-10-09

Good wood will be iaken on subscription, at
this Office, il brought in soon.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-10-09

Prof Comstook lectures on Ten,- culture, al
Webster Hall, to day at 10 O'Clock AN.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-10-09

m barrels Ceaent or Water Lime.
O0 barrel. Purs Cider yusgur-Jus, received and for
,epiitf ma. BusRIRK & cos.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-10-09

Tie Ladies' Qye Particularly inUited
To call an see my goods Bring on your money
and produ'ie, as l only do ready pay business
June26s2m +. +. STRONG.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-10-09
New Publications.
NOTICE.

THArI have taken transfer Of an The outstanding ss
counts he books bf Tomni Carsf kept N hs huiil
ness OF selling hd1s and shuns, u ln City. Ohio itota
April lsih 1j, to June Qld 1901; that have dolly auioii
Eed possession Of said books lo the purpose nf seiug tsd
sccounta and will be pleased to persons having
account, on the same ~ my place Of busncss Ma
ngton street, middle rom Of nlauks llock.
July 10, 3i.u THOMAS REA
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-10-09
JUST RECEIVEr
sALTl sALTll SALTl

Il EPr constantly hand Coarse and Fins eeli 30 ,ao
IN n de lowest hgurei vhoesaa aud rdia Allo Tabs
oT faek Salt always 10 10 found at tho,
iyiou H,naoln srA1ics.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-10-09
B0HEMOAR GOODS.

Cutlery of all descriptions; 6ne stock Of sus
pension Parlor, Side aud Stand Lamps, Wicks Of
all kinds to match.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-18

VHYuDR8AS on the 18th day of April, A D, 1884,
w Yrans Schmidt and Cstharina Schntdt, his
wife, executed unto Austin Corbin - Trustee. .
certain deed Of Trust conveying 70 'ad Trustee the
land IN Clinton county, Iowa, described - follows 70
vt: The northwest fractional quarter Of 6ection
number six Co. In Township bumber eishty-ooe (oil
north OF Range number ~, east NTH principal
meridian, which said conveyance vas msde ~ the
said Franz Schmidt and CathaIna bis wife for TIE
purpose OF securing IN, payment OF eight certain
promssory and The interest thereon siSoeo ~
said Prarz Schmidt payable TO Ralph nefcsfo OF or
der dated the 18Th DAY o. Ap II, A. d. 1870, one Of
which being the sum u twenty dosIs, due
In eighteen months from da'e
Aud now said described note having become due
ami payable, and the said Franz Schmidt having
failed pay the same. l. Austin Corbia. Tustee -
Afores AID at request II aid Mccall Go hereby give
this public notice thst by virtue Of the power which
70 In me vstcdby sai1 deei Of Trust viii, on noo-
lay the Both day OF December, d, 1857 ~ the honr
Of o'c,oet In the Afternoon Of said dsv, ~ tnr
Court Mouse door In the city OF Davenport, expse
and offer for sale, public auctI n, to the hgnes'
bidder cash. the parcel flAndabove descriDeos OF
80 UGH the reof a. shall be sufficient 70 satisfy and
~ the amount secured by nd ed OF 1rnst, wheth-
ev due or dne with the interest thereon To-
sether with eyrenseJ attending taid sale, costs
Of this notice and Tius'ees fees Upon the compile.
I on Of such sale deed will be- given IN accordance
WI h the stipuls on ~ said Deed Of Trust.
Dated the 4th day OF December, D, 1857.
AUSTIN CORBIH.
De-Sdts Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-18

Debility and Nervousness, DistAste for 6Ociety,
Gloomy Presentments, pain and weakness IN the
back impairment VI nenta ri vgor and memory. weak
and watery eyes, eruLtions ON the face and body,
restlessness Of vicious dreams and unr.freshing
sleep unntness for marriage relation, improper eH-
ctabiity Of the organs, structure costiveness piles,
dyspepsia sc. To the truth OF this more or less Ia
eacn case every sufferer from solitary indulgence can
attest. And further, any latent or family predspo-
siton TO disease, as imbeciltty impetence insanity
&c. Is almost surely eventually developed into aciv-
ty, and 1t is actually the most frequent cause OF
those maladies 10 young persons, Is proved by the
statistics OF all countries And this Is equally true
Of both sexes.-Sti, II taken In time, this disease
and its consequences perfectly amenable to treat
ment.
Or Hubbell has. for many years past, been con-
suited upon many and distressing cases OF this
vice. that his attention has been necessarily much
directed ~ its treatment and cure and he Is happy
TO add has, beyond his most sanguine expectations,
natuFed . treatment 1T once safe and certain, and
free from painful operations or nsuseous medicines.
DIR Hubbel's Treatise should be obtained by every
one, 1t will prove complete safefuard against I'M
position. II explains the nature and Consequences
o, all diseases OF the generative organs.
~ Those living At . distance, by enclosing Two
postage stamps In order to the postage, will
receive copy by return Ofmail, gratis.
DIR Hubbelps experience is not exceled by any ply
sician, in the treatment OF Prcdte Diseases OF any
nature.
NOTICE-HIGHLYIM IMPORTANT TO FEMALES
IN All ladies' suffering OF Female Complaint.
whatever, are recommended to call All cases treats
ed and cured without delay and with the happiest
results Uterine and painful menstrual obstruction
requiring surgical operations removed by scientific
treatn ent II desired, convenient rooms provided.
Advice strictly confidential.
Persons living at . distance, by giving . plain
statement ftheir cases will be attended to punctu
ally and medicines forwarded by express to all parts
Of the United States.
Address, J Hubbel, n D. box 1868 P O, Chicago,
Illinois.
Private office, No 50 Randolph st, opposite the
Revere Hotel.
June19dt
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-18

WHERRAS on the l4th day Of November A u,
w 1856, Ignatius LANCER executed unto Austin
Corbin As Trustee, certain deed rust convey ing
to said Trustee the anis in =, oft county Iowa de-
)cribcd ~ follows, to wit All OF lot numb sixte.n
sl6), and the west half OF lot number seventeen
In AitehelPs hrs add ton TO the City of Davenport
Is described upon the recorded plat thereof, which
said Conveyance made BY The said Iguatius Ian
for the purpose Of securing the payment of three
certain promssory notes ana the interest thereon
sign bysad Larger pay able the order Of Nicholas
4eJervAry aud dated the 18th day Il Nov, mber A d.
1876 one OF which for the Of forty dollars, due
In six monihs, other for same sum dus in tw,Ave
months, and the third for The eum Of eight hundred
and forty dollars, due In eighteen month vita inter-
est after At ten yer cent
And nov sad second described note h AGING become
pay the same, 1, Austin Corbin Trustee rs
AFORESAID, nj the request OF sari Fcjervary, do
hereby gave this public notice. taAs BY virtue Of the
power which Is In mt vested BY said deed OF Trust
VIII on "Wednesday the 23d day Of december A u,
1901, AZ me hour OF oCocx the afternoon Of said
Jay ~ the Court House door Ia the city OF Daven-
port expose and siier for SALE at pubic auction 10
ne Dduer Tor cash, the parcels Of land above
uescrio.u, Of SO much thereof rs shall sufficient
satisfy ana pay ne amount OF said notes with the
thereon 70 the day OF sale, together with the
s'.e' ding sait sale costs OF this notice and
.Ius.c' .ess. Upon the completion OF such sale
ueeu VIII b, given accordance With the stipulation
q Said iced Of Trust
Died the 9th day OF November, A u, 1857.
AUSTIN CORBIN,
Nov2Sits Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-18

VXTHEREAS on the 18th day " May, A D, 1885,
w joseph March, all OF Scott County, Iowa execu
trd unto Seo. l. Nichols as Trust -. certain desd
OF Trust, conveying said Trustee the Iai In bcDtt
County Iowa. described follows, to wit Lot mum
Der two (2), In block Number four ~, in GcInioshs
secoud addition " the City ~ Davenport,
which said conveyance Was made by the said Joseph
Marshall for the purpose o. securing the payment Of
certain promis,ory note aud the interest thereon
signed by said Joseph Marsh and dsted the day
of Nay, ID 1851, and payable ~ foiows In xix
months from date, to the ord Of Bsrthoom, "
Kelley 81 the ono OF George L. NICHOLS, with inter-
after Nay llh 1851 81 the vat- of ten pr cent
per annum, for the m OF Eight Han'ired Dollars,
and whe eas upon thr neglect and refusal OF ssid
Geo l.. Nichols To act such trustee, Austin Cor
bin WAS ~ the County J udgs % Scott COUNTY xppon
TED la his place ard stead.
And now sail note having b.come due and pay able
ami the said Joseph Marshall having failed 10 psy the
name Austin Corbin, Trust rs afof esaid do here
by give this public notice that by virtue II the power
which IL Ia vested 10y said ed OF Trust win oil
IA uriay the 26tn day Of December 4 d 1851 ut the
hour Of O'Clock Ia the afternoon Of said day nj the
Court House door In the city OF davenport and
fer for sale at public auction to the hi.ie bidder
for cash. the parcel OF land above II. rlhed 20
much thereof shall he ,uincicnt to satisfy and pay
the amount Of said note with the interest thereon TO
the day VI sale together will, the expenses aten ling
said sale, cost Of THE Notice and Trustee fees Upon
the complet ~ such sale, deed viii bc IL
oordanc. with the stipulation Of said deed OF Trust
Dated the 2Sth day Of November 1851
AUaTIN CORBIN,
IDec1dtsl Trustee
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-18

Galens snl Chicaxo Union r. r

6alena and Chicago Uniea r. 3.
GUnnBs ARRAnGRMEET-0n ana after We'd
~ nesday, June I'm, 1887, passenger trsins viii
leave Wsiis ssrest Depot daily Sundays exeepted)
For HreeDors, 0aiens, Dunleith and b. Paul.
nssssnser' ..ls 80 n
Fssse9sers immigrant and ~ elaes train. ..12ls n
CHICAGO. YULIOH AND IOWA Line.
For Dixon, Ralton and Central Iowa.
Through Pas.enses.. .....................sss A n
10 ''''....'..............s.i 10 \
BRLOIr AND MADISON BRANCH
For Baoit, Jsnesvile and Madison.
FOX RIVER VALLEY RAILROAD.
For Crystal Lake, McHenry and Richmond.
Two throush trains vi leave Central Depot. foot
OF Lake street, rs follows:
FOR GALENA. DUNLRITH AND ST. PAUL
Daily Sundays excepted 1000 M S:a5 N
knDsbling passengers to make . close Connection
with the Michigan Central Trains.
TRAINS EASTWARD.
GALBNA x CHICAGO NNiON RAILROAD.
Leave Presporf 1870 ~ arrive in Chic ago a;l5
Leave Freeport 81 81, arrive IN Chicago 800 NJ
CHICAGO, FULTON AND IOWA LINZ
Ls az Fulton sn 70 =. arrive in Chicago s'.sr.
Leave DeKsis . A NJ, arrive in Chicago s;zsAn
BELOIr AND AADIxON BHANUH
Leave foois.i.e iO,avA M, arrive In Chi ago a;.5
Leave footSie $50 n, arrive 10 CHIC ago IS N
Leave Be.oit % A n, arrive In Chicago II;IO NJ
FOX kINEk VALLEY RAILROAD.
Leave Eigin ~ yi9 N, arrive In Chicago li:Io n
Leave Egia 81 AS ", arrive In chicago 4;i5 A NJ
fsssengris for ali puts On the q X T. II X, in
Guiding Falln, keioit and MADISON lines should
take IN. trains from tie Wells street depot.
All the above trains Connect vi tn. gr, NJ caste
lines diverging fr.m Ga csgs.
Through tGXets can b. bought at the following ofi-
ces; II Spsulding'e corner Lake sud ID arborn
street; W & II Ticket Office, 50 Dearborn
stre,tj Ai,f iYan southern Office, under fremont
House and al The Central and Wells street D~pots
JOHN b. TUKNkk, President.
r. HALL, superint endent.
W. A. IHRALI, deoeI ri Ticket Agent. Ioct17dt
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-18
Trustees Sale.

A/ BkkkAb on the 10th day u february ID, 1851
w Adolphus J. Peterson and AugustsE Pet. rAou,
his wife executed unto Louis A. xot n Trustee
oeYAn deed Of Trust conveying TO said Trustee the
land In Scott County Iowa, described follows, to
Wit Tbs west bali OF the south west quar- OF
tun number twenty-f.ur, ca and the south cas-;
quarter ~ the south cast quarter OF section number
twenty three tl3) in township number eighty 80
north " rang number one erst II the 3th p. ~.
which said onvey anoe Wa, male 10y the said Adoi-
plus J. and augusta X Peterson for thu purpose OF
acquiring the payment ofiwoc rtAn proLnissory notes
ana the Interest hsreos sighed by said Al, ;hus
Peterson ana one A. Ahrens dat d the i6lh dsv
Of February, A. 1851 One for Thirtyerht % 100
dollars du In seven months, and ne for the 4
thr~e hundred and thirty '0loo dollar, due In
maturity to the order OF Austin G rbn. And now
become due and payable AMI III, SAID Adolphus j.
Jefferson and =. A. Ahrens having tailed to pay the
same, Louis A. Msoklot. Trustee A. aforesaid do
hereby give this public notice by virtue II the
power which Is In vested by said deed OF Trust
will on 00nday the 2lst day OF December, A d,
1851 IT the hour Of O'Clock in the afternoon OF said
day, at the Court House osr in the city OF Daven-
port, expose and Offer for sale, public auction "
ths highest bidder for cash. tbs pArcl> land
described, or 20 much thereof shall be sufficient
TO satisfy and pay the amount OF sad notes, with the
interest thereon to the day OF sale, together
with the expenses att ming sald sac, costs OF
this notice and Trustees fcce Upon the completion
OF such sale deed viii BE- given ia acc rdaicc with
tho stipulation o. said Deed OF Trust
Datsi the 9th day OF ~, mber, A d, 1851
LOUISA. MACKLoT,
vIS It's Trustee
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-18
ExccutFix Notice.

T>nD undersigned hereby gives notice to Al, whom
= Smsy concern that she has this day, by order
oftae County Ocurt Of Scott county, been culy An
pneed Bxccutrtx Of the Estate OF James Roche l.i
- Daeenport, deceased
Al p sons inhibited to the deceased are reoueste,
snake tn1ediaae payment 70 the undcrsignrsi. ana
~ oessons having claims against said James Rochs
cNsequestsa 70 file the same for approval and adj
Davenport, December IL, 1857.
AAR0AR1T ROCHE.
0' - sE!L, Executnx
~ = ~ A4W. De lam