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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-02
TRUSTEES Sale.

VLyHEREAS the aOtl day II October. A u
w 1856, Alexander wells aud Julia Ann 3 Wells
his wife, executed unto Austin Gorbln Trustee. =
certain deed OF Trust conveying To said Tru tee the
land In Scott County, Iowa. described follows to
vat Tn East half Of The North East quarter Of sec
tnn number eleven II in ownshp number seventy
hin C19) North, OF kange number a. HAST OF the
9th which said convey ance made ~ the said
Alexander and Jplia Ann ellis, ter the purpose Of
securing the pay mt OF certain proInissory notes
and the interest thereon signed BY said Alexander
Wells dated the Both day Of October, A n, 1906,
for u doals ard ifey cents, the second for TWEEN
ty-sevcn dollars, both payable six months after date
H. the order ~ William Y wheeler. And now said
notes having besome due and payable and the said
Alexander Wells having failed to pay the same, ]
Austin Corhin Trustee as aforesaid do hereby give
this public nctice that ~ virtue u the power winch
Is IN Inc vested by said dee OF Trust, will Sat
urday the goth day OF June, A ID. 1851 at the hour
II "clock la the afternoon OF raid day, at the Court
House door IN III" city Of Davenport, ,xp,se and Of
fer for SALE At public auction to the highest bidder
each, the parcel 81 land above described or much
thereof rs shall be sufficient to satsfy and pay thu
smount Of said notes with the Interest ther, the
day of ssle tog Their With the and expenses
tending said sale, of this notice aud TRUSTEES fees
Upon the completion ~ such sale u deed Will b,
gwen In acc, dance with the stipulation Of said Deed
of Trust.
Dated the 23d day Of May, A y, 1857.
AUSTIN CORBIN,
Nm
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-02
Tr.stee,s sa;e.


VNvHEREAs IN the I'll day Of March, a D., $50
w Wilhelm Aitrtcht and G atheiine Alnrfcht his
wife executei unto Austin CHYh,n ~ Trustee GER
tain deed OF Trust, conveying 10 said Trustee the
iaud in Scutt County Iowa, aescribd A. fellow, To-
Wit rhc North East quarter Of thc Scu west
quarter u lection number twenty t!o) IN township
number ighty 60 North u Rang nuinor Tour ~
EA,t and thu South East quarter 81 thc south EAST
quarter al the settinn number twenty (2ol IN town.
ship number eighty (-oI North OF Range number
four ~ Mast, which sn,d canv, yancc was mad. BY
the sad Wilhelm aud Gath -r:ne AiDry chit. for the
purpose Of securing the payment Il a certain prom
msscry note end the Interest thereon signed by
said Wilhelm Aihrccht dated the S2i day af Marth.
y, 1856 for Five hundred AMI MI, dollars. psys-
bic year after date, Ia ihs order Of Flnmn,cr,
AID ~ him iudor.cd to u CUTLERY, the Iresent
holder.
Aud now said note having become due and psya
Die and the SAID Wnh,lm Aihrectt having failed
10 paw the same Austin Corbia. Trustee AS afsIe-
said do hereby tins public notice that by virtue
OF the power which 10 In me ve,ted ty sad deed ~
Trust, will. on Saturday the 2otl day Of June, A
ID 1887, the hour Of O'Clock IN III, Hfe'rn oi
sad day at the Court House dor In the city Of pa-
vpntort expose and oye for sale at public an, ton
~ the highest bidder for cash. tn paIce land
above described, or mitch IT, reof as shan be Sun,
cient To satisfy AMI pay the amount OF said not,
with the n'eres there To the dag u safe, together
with " ec>t~ ani expenses attending said sale this
| u tie aud TINS ee's Upon the couIpletion OF
such sale dra 49, ~ 81 in accordance with III
| stipulation OF n. 90 Of T.ust.
| Dated the 23rd day of NAV, A u. 1857.
may17dts AUSTIN COHkIN. Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-02
Trustees Sale.


"HEREAS on The 18th day o. october, A u, 1855,
w FREDERICK Struck and Dorothra Struck ex.
etut"d unto Austin Cotbin Trustee, certain de,
"fTiust. nyeying TO SAID Trustee the land In Scott
Z ~, Iowa, describe a. flowt, to wit Lot mum
he four ti) in Block number three 49, in McIno-h's
addition To the City Of Davenport which said c0ny ~
ancr was made by the said Frederlch N. Struck and
borothes Struck Tor the purpose ~ occurring the
payment of certain pTomisary and the inter,s,
thereon sRned BY said FRI derich n Struck aud Do
ro'hes sirnck, dated the 18th day Of october A u,
lcs, payable one var after date to the order John
keflani. And pow said note hay ing become dus and
payable and he said Fried rich Sti uck and Dorothea
struck having failed 10 pay The same, Austin Cor
BIN, Trustee AZ aforesaid do herbv give this public
no'ice, that by virtue Of he power which 1. in II 9
vested ny said deed OF Trust will on SATURDAY the
sixth day Il Jane. d, 1857 at tn hour ~ pollock
Ia the aftc noon Of sai day AT Tn Cour House door
IN" city Of Davenport, and offer Tor SALE at
public auction, the parcel Of land aheve described or
:, much ti' rcof as shall be FIJI lent to satisfy and
Day the smount OF -d note with the interest thereon
10 the day Il ale, together with the end
ing sain sale, costs Of this notice aud Trustees ts
ipon the completion Of such sale deed wi be Civ
III accordance with the siipuat1ns ~ said deed Of
Trust.
Dated the ilih day Of May, D, 1857.
AUSTIN CORBiN.
M-v i2-dts Tr,stee
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-02
Trustees Sale.


AJ HEREAS On the first day OF March A, d, 1886,
" Hiram Medley and Isabella Medley, .xecutei
unto Austin CoIbin A. Trustee, certain dee,l 81
Trust, conveying 20 said Trustee the land in Clinton
County Iowa, Described as fellows, to wit The cas-
tern oe Hundred ares Of the north ,a.t quarsr OF
section number eight Isl In wnship number eighty
on. (sl) north of range number one ~ east; which
said nvey ance made by said Medley, for the
purpose o. securing tn. payment Of a certain proms-
sorry note and the interest u ereon signed by said
Mesiley, date the fri day ~ March A. d. 1855 and
payable 10 ora Metcaf he lst day Of April 1857
FOR thrty-sev, IA so 100 dollars.
AND NOW said notn having become rue md pay
and the said Hiram Medley having faei 70 paw the
SANE, Austin Corbin Trustee aiur, sold do here
10y give this public motto, that by virtue power
which Is In me vested by ssid de, 81 Trust will on
Saturday the 18th dsy OF June D. 1857 ut the ho
ofzoclack IN the afternoon u said day, at the Crt
House door In the city % Davenport xpose and offer
for sale nj public sut'on 10 the highest bidder for
cash the parcel Of land above descr bed or 20 much
thereof rs shall b. snfffcisnt' 10 satisfy and nay The
amount Of raid note with the interest thereon to The
day OF sale, together with the expenses attend ne
said sale, osts Of this notice and rrustee's fees
Upon the completion Of such sale . iced will be siv-
en- In accordance with thu stipulation Of said Deed OF
Trust. Dated the 18th day q May A. d. 1857
AUSTIN CORBlN, Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-02
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Oausion 70 the Publc.-ne sure that tie name
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-02

vstss ssoee oAteseo ~ 8. kosts I'D sssevas-
49, pao6ss.
Aceomodssscn Train, (Dsnday's ssceptsd) go IN
Express Train. (satsrdAys szespssd) lllOPs
yratas Isoss -. Los6stbv oAIssgo cd Saisrrss-
ot0s psacss.
Aoconnodssica Train, (sandayb szespsed) 0OA =
cypress Train lsasurday's escspted) $50 y
frsins run directly tAroagh, without change Of
cars or baggage. Trains run through Joliet, Bloom
ington, gasld, CsTiinviIle end Alton.
viTrains run On this road make direct connections
th Joliet 0us o. and Michigan Central Railroad q
Joliet making this The Shortest euickss and most re
table route between b Louis and Hsv York. Boston
Philadelphia, and the Eask
With Illinois Central T. 4 q oiooningson, for La
Sale, MendosA and Osisc
iih Great Western Of uisois ct Springfield, for
Decascr and Naples.
Win al the aanrcads drvsrsins from Chicago
9th daMy linz Of Packsls q s. Louis for Keokuk,
New Orleans, and Missouri River.
Throagh !soksee loT I'll pieces mentioned shove can
Be procured y I'll he principal ~ kss o0css In the
United etato, and ~ be o0cs
soos Of y .shnsss. A. Is D..1soSn .s1ss., oppo-
enus, 90 lsvse. H. fremont Hoeee.
0o0'D 2. MORGAN, IA, eupt.
Uoouington. Jan. I. lee. ssbiDd0
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-02
AZ Acres Pine Tlnber LAM Ier sale

WE Subscriber will sell valuable tract Of heavy
Timber Land Of no acres In Wisconsin, situated
near 81 Croix Fniis, ON wolf River and running
back on small Lake, being on the section line
The Hudson Lake Superior Railroad viii pass along
side Of II, not through Il; 10 Of the most beau.
tful 10. stons h. the West; village Is springtng
up In the Immediate vicinity, and the land vii DO
well " lay ont In village lots. Saw Mil n being
erected on this beautiful stream within nv rods %
THIS land TIE above land l. very cheap q 90 PER
acre Also 107 acres Pine Timber Land Of the 6rst
quality, on the hanks Of the Chippeway, where ths
logs can b easily noated down into the Mississppi
70 market The above property will Ls cold q bar.
gain; said land Ii free and clear from I'll incuner.
snoe. Terms Easy. FOR further patioulars enquire
Of the subsrrtber, No. LeCtairc bow.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-02

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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-02

New York and Boston.
g ~ ~ 2
TIME AND DISTANCE SAVED, VIA
.VtoU York and Erie
vide Gasgs, Dosols Zbock,
B A Il r o A D
va DxnkSyk, Buffalo, Ni1gsys Tsils or SSs-
pension bridge
TTHIS Is the only Wide 0uage Railroad having
i wide and spacious Saloon Cars running through
from Dunkirk, BufAlo Niagara Pals and Suspension
Bridge to New York.
without Change Of Cars or
Baggage,
aabrding snusualeomfOrt,
Speed 4 Safety.
Boston passengers leave New York daily, at
O'Clock, P. NJ, on the
Nest Splendid steamers In the
world.
via
Stonington, Norwich or Fall River
Through Tickets are good on either Of the above
routes.
Through Tickets and general infornAtion can be
procured at the Companys Once, No. - Dearborn
street, opposte fremont House, Chicago.
Merchants, Produce and Stock Dealers can make
through contracts By calling the Oompanys Agents
4. n. PETERS, Ae't Is Dearborn street, Chicago.
,. ,. SMITH, Gen. Agent, Cleveland, o.
Aeci5dn
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-02
DINING SALOON

n II - II "A U h a N -
THE PALACE DINING SALOON viii b. again
- opened, on Wednesday next March 18th which
will he conducted ~ heretofoYc on the Eastern and
European plan under the supervision ~ X @. Nixon
oystefn. ssme and meats Of all kinds served At any
hour IN any style and In . manner ursogpsssed By
any house west u New York. Regular meals from,
TIL 10 O'Clock from ~ TIL and from TO u BE-
Ing provided with competent and sfrcent cooks
feel assured Of rend ring full and ~ rfect
to all who favor him with their patronage This
saloon is htted up and conducted In such manner q
10 render the mos, fashionable and accom- odating
resort In the city Those Who are fond Of rood thing
Just 20 y the Palace on Brady between Front an
Second Streets, east side, next 10 r. Close 4 Co.
J. A. EASTWOOD.
Mck J7dsf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-02
EVANS, MORLEY 4 CHEW,
General Produce.


Commission and Forwardine
AGIRCHAH1T0.
Corner Fvosco~d Perry Svees,
DAVENPORT. IOWA.
Rerthold, Bernoudy 4 Co., 81 Louis,
Joe Elder. do
Partridge h 90. do
Funkhous. T, Esq, do
ia Buckland ace, do
TMRther b Go, OhicaGo.
Finley & Funkhnuser., do
Walker, bronson 4 90, do
TW Alexander h Go. do
TW Levering 4 CO. Baltimore,
Cammack, Squires 4 wost, New Orleans;
A Thompson Co, do
IA Whitney 4 Co., do
Morley, Cleveland. O;
Ghas Hickok, Esq, do
Jos ph Perkins, Esq, de-
SIS O-born Banker, gainesville, o;
Seth Marshall, ESQ, do
Geo TayiT. Banker, Warren, O:
Smith. Act;ombs Co., do
Denntng Duer, ESQ New York;
Collins, do
Macklot Gorbin, Davenport, Iovs.
mchlld6m
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-02

BURROWS l. PllETTYMAN.
Forwarding and Commission
Merchants.
PRODUCE DEALERS,
Aud Wholesale and Retail deaiersin
ID II y q O ID -
OUEENSWARE, GROCERIES, BOOTS An
SHOES, HATS CAPS. CLOTHING.
SALT 40.
Having ample room for storage, shall pay 20 .
tcul1T attention 10 Receiving Storing and 1orwar
Ing any Goods consigned to or care.
Cash paid at all fisssss for Pro-
0tSce.
Front strset II DAVENPORT, IOWA
Davenport Steam FIGURING Mills,
VIII he kept In constant OPERATION and Farmers
Informed that We pay IT all times IN Cash the high.
est price for wheat. Flour always 90 hand.
Oct. i7-dAwtf. BURROWS 4 PRETTYMAN.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-02

LADIES KID AND FANCY SILK
And LIsL8 GLOVES and 0AuNTLErs among
which. may be found some entirely new styles
81 CHAMPIONS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-02
NEW GOODS AT TIMERS.

QAREGES, solid printed. satin plaid, and half
= mourning, Barege de Lsines, Lawns. Organizes,
0nghams, Prints, white Marine Cashmere shawls,
White Grape shawls, Black silk Mantilas Black Lace
ditto, Ladies KID Gloves, Kid fnsl.d silk ditto La
dies Belts, Ladies silk Hose, Ladies white silk ditto
Solid Chumbray, Spanish Grape, White Dotted
Swiss Colored ditto Fancy Brilliants. &c, &c, &c,
REMEMBER THE PLACE
rner End and Rock Lland sta
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-02

D. EVANS, NJ. r. CHEW
Boston. New Orleans.
EI.l.s.S, CHEW = CO.,
Successors to NJ. Thompson Il Coz
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-23
New Jersey Items.

MoRR TaorrfH uw MgS THE BERGEN TUNNEL
difficulty occurred yesterday morning at Hudson CITY
between three four the city watchmen and party Of
Irshmcn recently employed upon the Bergen tunnel OF
the New York and Eric Railroad in which two Of the for
rnsr were considerably injured by the OF
the Irshmen. or the 200 men thrown out OF employ
ment by the Cessation Of work the tunnel thor still
large number hanging about there and living n shaniies
along The line OF the works The Of them arc, OF
course out Of employment and the citizens Of Hudson
sege that their pig pens and hen rooss have been re
tcatedly levied upon Of late supply their
and the thefts have been limited 10 pigs aud poutry
but the loose lumber the neghborhood and that
was not loose, constantly diminishing in quantity
The attention Of the city ~atchmcn having been directed
20 these repeated theits, they were on the look
o.c,sa na,,v " tbe uncmpoyed lborers IN the ,t ~
tearing the boards of the building erected over shaft No
2 Upon being discovered the Irshmcn fed for their
shancs pursued by the watchmen, four in number In
the flight u the party turned and dred pistol
nj the watchmen which proved u be loaded with small
nails and a number Of them took cfcc, in the leg OF
Waterman noughcrty, telring his boot and INJECTING
rather but not dangerous flesh wound Mayor
Carpenter and number Of private citizens upon
the ground after, and while they demanding
admission into the shanty where tue thieves had retreat
cd pistol loaded with shot ared from a neighbor.
ing hsny and three Of the shot took effect upon the per
son Of Alderman Durham One shot entered his thigh,
another his and another struck his head and lodged
between the scalp aud skull Dr. '. u. Milford OF Ho-
bckcn called and succeeded in extracting the shot
The wounds made disagrccahc but not dangerous.
UP night the officers had arrested any the
party but they were on the alert and expected to secure
PIcKrocrs- Dudley s. Gregory, Jr., of Jersey
City had his pocket picked in New York Saturday
wallet containing 81 900 bills and several promissory
notes Tho 81 900 paid 10 him at Dclmonlcos and
De FAD walked from there % Cortland street before he
missed He surposcs tina, the operation was performed
by one who saw the money paid TO him.
A gentlemen named Decker, from Newark, had hts
rocket picked Of purse containing 81 the New Jersey
railroad depot in Jersey CITY on Saturday In the same
pocket there was roll Of 500 in bills, which the thief did
not find.
TriaI on HopoKxS WATER CoxwssroSsRs.-The trial II
Nessrs Charles Clinton and Treland-three members Of
the Hoboken Board Of Water Commissionerson charge
Of aam nsration In office, which has been for some
time in progress before the Hoboken Council was con
tipued ON saturday evening. Phillip Milford Esq made
The closing arguen, for the defence and followed
by J. ~ IJ,te1 Esq for the prosecution. The further
consideration Of the subject postponed TO Wednesday
evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-23
DrookIyn CITY News.

SrADssG AyyAIR.-Arthur T. Monaghan, proprietor OF
porter house In Pearl street Water stabbed on
Friday evening, by Michael 0'Brien. O'Brien into
the place much excited from liquor, and drew knife
stab Monaghan, who threw up his hand to ward of the
blow and stabbed in the left hand causing serious
Second district, and held for examination.
CRY MoxrMIrr.-The number Of deaths in the city D
Brooklyn, FOR the week ending November q, was
Malee, 81; females A.; men, IT, boys rs; wonan, %
girls, 20 Total 20. or the principal diseases
Consumption 10; Inflammation Of lungs TO- stllborn, o.
ccnvusons S. disease OF brain, g. scarlet fever & bilious
fever inflammation cf stomach, tumor OF stomach each
Ases-0ne year and under 80; from to two years =
two 10 FIVE years, g. i've to ten years g. ten TO twenty
years a. twenty 10 thirty years, s. forty fifty years
nifty sixty years sixty to seventy years s. eighty
ninety years NaiiyyUnited States, IS; Ireland, Il
Germany, 8; England, Q; Canada, 1.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-23

CoMPLrNESTARy.-The Canton Missy Common
Medth Of the 3lst u announces the arrival o. Hon II
Fcote and sayst Is said that this weathercock states
man and turner Of political summcrscts designs rounding
on bis public life Of lectures vndicatory Of tina
great and good man. Robert J. Walker. If anything could
SINK little Bob yet lower the estimation Of every South
crn patriot would be his defence by the hoary traitor Of
eo-el They worthy q each other the advocate and
the criminal and only needs this final folly Of Fooo 70
SINK both 80 low that the hand Of tho resucctonst can
never reach them
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-23

The dry goods trade the past week though
some ess active than II was the previous neverthe
less was 10 q fair extent for the lateness Of
the season. The sales made were confined TO four
and six months credit, with small lots for cash at
low rates. The stocks kt oy~ from the fall trade
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-23

CoIIUx-IIEDGIs On Thursday evening Nov 10 nj ths
residence Of the brides father, by the Rev William
I5ach Capt DASE w. CoLLux 10 CARoLisE 8 Hspoxas,
youngest daughter Of Manson T. Hedges all Of this city
CozzESs-HESDRr Rochester on Thur sday evening.
Nov 10 at 81 Luke's church. by Rev. Benjamin watsou
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-23

Murders In New York and Long Island
Tho Walker Expedition-'rhe Utah Expedi-
uon-Bifghnm Young's Prociamation-Thc
nintiny In India-The Latest News, SC.
The FAMILY hk'enD will be published on Wednesday
morning. Its contents win embrace
The Assassination in Water street
The ASS estimation N Will IN street.
The Murder of Hamilton in Canal street.
Garotting-Dr. Motifs fight with garotors, and others
cases.
fuIl particulars of the Port Jefferson Murder and
Suicide.
Judge Russcs sentences of prisoners in the Court of
Sessions
Further particulars Of the Fall of Delhi received by the
Atlantic together with other interesting foreign news.
qhe Utah OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of Colones Alexander
and Johnston sketch OF tho Prophet or Utah.
Tho Walker Expedition-Arrest Of Gen. Walker-De
parture Of tho filibusters.
latest Teiegraphic News from all sections of the
country.
Together with Editorials on the current topics of the
day-Theatrical Notces-City News Of Interest-Polce
Reports-sate Of the Money and Commercial Markets.
Marriages and Deaths for the week. and of mscel
laneous general reading
Terms-42 year. four cents single copy. To be OBJ
taincd from tho news agents, or at the Office.
Ladies' Dress Trimmings and Pushes Sell
ing of reduced prices from poriaon JOSEPH
LOCKITT SON CO.'S 25l Fultoa street. opposite Globe
Hotel Brooklyn.
OH Paintings.-LOvers or Fine Pictures
invited to examined the fine collection auction
Tuesday, November a. south of Fifth avenue and
Thirty seventh street. Catalogues at the house. Ia
Fur Warehouse,
Nc. rs Maiden lane.
@. q. GUNTHER 4 SONS
Invite special attention 10 their stock Of
LADIES' AND OTHER MANUF aCTURED FURS
Which they otter IN the ce Of existing circumstances OF
trade. At greatly reduced prices
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-23

Nessrs. Thorn & Owen, 4I4 Broadway
have just received consignment large and SUPERIOR stock
OF mems clothing OF the latest styles which they will
ereat reduction from wholesale prices. They
marked down their large stock of boys clothing CORES
pondnfy low figures. Now is the time TO buy clothing
Is really cheap.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-23
Nessrs. Thorn & Owen. Al

Crsstadoso't Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees--
The very beet in the world On sale dye privately
applied, vi No. 6 Aston House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-23

Rarry's TrfcOpherOus L. the best and cheap
est article for dressing identifying, cleansing curling pre-
serving and restoring the hair Ladies' try It. Sold by all
druggists IA Tax -