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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-02-03
new England Operatives.

Tho advocates IF elovarx, hava avar hafy,
& M boh;t y rof.rr;;n,, ! ~ s.ctorv az
o..t;,,o. g NJ 3 q, ,,.aaaf ,etl I,
constontlv re;ter.ted decl.,.t;ors tbat tbe
lslaves were hatt.r fod bottor clotbed and
botto, ho,.oa M. ~ s.oa * o..,o,.s .,,s e ~
80, n0u 'iAr !" s.e i'es iapV,e,' 2, = s1e
Nortn, Inns KIND Of stereotyped declama-
ton has been, and still is INDUCED in by
pro-slayery orators Of all degrees Of men
tol e.l;hra frorn Tho ssn.tor n co,oress
= !. Il
uoWh V sns ioWes. Po'-nouse sPou'ef'
whose eloquence Is inspired by bad whis-
eIl1 Rfaaa democracy consists in The
tscryilit1 with which Id i6lI6Ws tI,e behests
| of tbosa who hob ,non Hem ss| bs,,4atb i
/, d: I - NJ II \ 49,, u, I, -,'ss e,
'neii siasss' sen @ .n'on na'
often been guilty OF the same folly; put In
his seitseems to have been done thought
lasslv or in ignorance. He has however
.oaostln ,,odo I. v;;s;, q Now Eno,lond and
'soen''y Na ~ Z ~" ~ sls :.
having seen the lac's as they are mas nao
the manhood to acknowledge his error,
and with nobleness Of nature that but
few nossess. he piyes publicity to his new
I'M 7. !. ,a,a.t s,aaoh II s.rs.
WV, - " 'e',n' sp,'vn ~ ssyS.
= nave gone tnrough tnelr factories y, from 1
top 70 potion. ! nave Deen asIonlsne1 ~, AZ
the perlectlon ol 'heir mschinery, mac ine y
rooms ale ample anu wei yehllla'ea % ~ N \
summer ana wei Wallneu IN w,n0er. : ne ne
operatives 100 are comeiy, maze ana le,
male, and tins TOO struck me as passed
through. | made It my business 70 con-
se,se "I'e s .g Ian anu m e ~ @ oa9oelv J
modest without being bashful, confident
without assurance, and quite intelligent.
| went also through the clearinghouse
ana mere AL my lueas .sI weIe az LeVelSeu' ior
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-02-03
From the Grayyille Herald.
The Chinese Sugar Came i'm south
ern Illinois.

Being requested by many to publish a
statement through the columns of your
paper, of n Experience with, and the val
ue of the Cbhese Sugar Cane, l therefore
send you the following statement, which
you will please insert:
On the 25th Of May planted abouthalf
an acre Of ground, one year old. A por-
ton Of the soil was low and wet in the
spring; intact Il covered the seed with
mud, the other part was high and sandy;
the Consequence was when the dry season
set in the wet part baked very hard, and
the high burnt up for want of rain. l
plowed it when about ten inches high,
and that was all the working it got, with
the exception of slight hoeing previous to
blowing; my object was to ascertain the
amount of saccharine matter contained in
the stalks, and supposed enough would
grow to make the experiment Many Of
the stalks grew from sixteen to twenty feet
high, Gin the low ground it only grew
twelve feet Having made mill in which
TO grind it l commenced on the Gath Of
September. The cane then had received
two or three frosts, which slightly injured
the taste Of the water. ] am convinced
that the amount of stalks | used can be
grown on less than quarter of an acre.
The amount of water obtained from the
piece was 070 gallons, from which ! made
forty-fve gallons, schich IN Rauor and Jcoa-
tJul bright red color, is far superior 10 any
molasses obtained from tho South. did
not try to grain any of it, as it will not
grain after being frosted; but l am con-
vinced there will be no difficulty in grain
ling it if tried previous to frost. If it is
planted by the middle of Mayit will ripen
| by the end Of August, andmmain in good
condition until frost; and if cut up and
put in sheds Gin apprehension Of frost) il
will keep we'll for month or more.
| will give statement Of what may be
4 made per acre, Judging from the amount
of water obtained from each stalk. One
! Of my neighbors, Mr.. .Degan, obtained
from seven choice stalks one gallon Of wa
ter and in another trial made by Mr.. Nc
Cleary, SEN, and myself, we pressed from
ten stalks one gallon and a quart The
number of stalks in hill should be from
four to six. Inmy calculations | only es-
innate one quart of water to the hill al.
lowing sixteen hills per square rod, which
will make 9, $50 hills to the squaro'acr
and this, at one quart per hill, will make
GAO gallons OF, water, which will make
liI0 gallons of molassesse Valued at "a
cents pergallon. itwould amount to S82 %
Iper acre, and / do not hesitate in saying
thatthe amounts may be doubled. Iwould
urge upon the farmers Of The Western
\ country to try it. Youwillnot only save
\ but make money BY the operation. 4 an
,ssH conviMced that N 1860 hIs iSowker'
planter acli kape no sale for his sugar i
,IMs Stcte Of Hiinois. From present indi
cations there will 100 acres raised il
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-02-03
GOING UP, AVID COMING DOWN.

Thisis simple song, its true, "l
. And songslke these are nevcrnice;
And yet wen try and scatter through
r Apinch or two of good advice.
Then listen, pompous friends, and learn
Never to boast OF much renown; i@
For fortunes wheels on the turn, 3
And some go up, and some come down.
We know vast amount OF stocks q
'f"' A vast amonnt Of pride insures; ic 30.
But fate has picked so many locks, "a
y We wouldn't like to warrant yours.
Remember then and never spurn'
The one whose hand is hard and brown;
For he is likely to go up,
And you are likely to come down.
Another thing you will agree,'
Thc truth may as well confessedD
That "Codnsh Arstocracy"
Isbutascstr thing atb best,
And though the nsheslargc and strong
May see the little ones 10 drown,
Yet Ashes nli, both great and smail,
Asegclng up andconlng down.
e ouriiyes are full oi1chance and change,
And chance, you know, is never sure,
And 'twere doctrine new and strange
That placeshi are most secure.
And though the nckle god may smile,
And WELD the seeptre and the crown,
'Tis only for little while;
Then B'goes up and A comes down.
This world for you and me, my friend,
Hath something more than pounds and pence
Then let me humbly recommend
A little use Of COMMON SENSE!
Thus lay all pride Of place aside,
And have care on whom you frown,
For fear you'll sec him going up, -.a
When youare only coming down.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-02-03

An OH MAN TEN YEARS IN JAN FOR
DEBT-An old man named Gregg, who
had been confined in Fauquier county Jail
since the frsto Of October, 1916, for debt.
under the old law, was released on Christ
mas day by jailor Cross, there being moth
ing left in the hands OF the law to pay his
jail expenses. We learn that this man had
property enough to pay the debt against
him, but that he preferred spending his
weary hours within the gloomy walls Of
the county prison to paying the debt which
he owed. The person who had confined
him has been dead for some years, but wo
learn put provision in his win appropri-
ating asuficient amount to keep him ia
limbo as long as he lived. Somehow or
other this stipulation has given ont, and Of
course Gregg becomes free again, When
he left the Jail door he appeared to be per-
fectly bewildered, and did not know which
way to travel, but in short time be be-
came fully conscious Of his freedom, and
strutted about with the air Of one who
knew what liberty used to be in "by-gons
days Wanonton V.) Wtig.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-02-03

A NEW USE FOR HOOPS. The Albany
Transcript is responsible for the following:
-oRecently gentleman and lady Of 4
neighboring city were enjoying sleigh
ride, when one of the traces was broken
beyond all hope Of repair, and atapoint Z
where no assistance could be had. In
this emergency the lady produced fromhsr
expander good cotton rope sufficient %
make another. Things were fixed and the
parties moved on So much has been
said against hoops, that as a matter ofjus
Itice, we give publicity to this evidence in
their favor, y lfsfst ~ K
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-02-03

EDITINc a PApER OUT WEST The ed
itor of d paper published at Lake Superior,
after having been without . mail three
weeks, says;
Should the mail not arrive this week, we
shall make our regular issue next Tuesday
for this number was made up from an old
magazine and religious almanac Of last
year, and so long rs this material hplds
out We shall be indepcndentsyf the mails
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-02-03

- a
||S BRAztE's NEW BANK BILL.-Mr.
Bfazee. Of The Senate, Chairman of the
Currency Committee, reported, yesterday
morning, a Yin to incorporate the .'Bank
of Ohio and Branches, whichis similar to
the bill incorporating the "Bank Of Ohio
and other Banks" passed last winter,
which failed to become q law, by reason Of
not receiving a majority Of all the votes
cast at the last October election, with the
following notifications:
1. That part relating TO Stock or INDIE
pendent Banks is excluded, for the reason
that our Supreme Court has decided that
the Free Banking Laws of 1851 are still
in force, which IS supposed to be prefera-
BILE. to any law that can now be made for
banking on stocks.
2. Each branch may continue business
for twenty years from its organization, in
stead Of all the branches being .reqaired to
close up at the end Of twenty years from
the passage Of the law.
8. All circulating notes Of the branches
are to be numbered, countersigned, and
registered by theBank Of Ohio, and signed
and countersigned by the President and
Cashier Of the branch issuing them, in
stead Of being signed by the President Of
the Bank of Ohio.
These, we believe. comprise all Of thc
changes made from the last years bill. =
0. S. Journal.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-02-03

VOL ), NO Is.

Wabash county next year, which viii save
the county SIC. 900. The tipis to com
mence working the cane is When the seeds
have changed from green to 4 dark ted
hue, although illfemaing gooduulil fairt
ly matured. sg q Y + \ 81
Should any person wish 70 make tho sx-,
pertinent, | have some seed to spare. one
quart will plant an acre jim. KRoH.
Nc Cleary's Bluff, Wabash Co., III.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-02-03
CHIIRCHES.

Presby.erian-Rev I. Twemby, Pastor. serrlcesey-
cry Sabbath morning at II o'clock. Every Sabbath
evening at 81 o'clock.
Methodist Epseopal-Rev. A. G. Byers, Pastor; as
sisted by Rev., W. T. Metcalf. Services at Union
Chapel, Pomeroy, and Heath Chapel, shemeId' ev-
cry Sabbath, at 1011 o'clock, A. NJ, and r. NJ
Prayer meetings every "Wednesday evening.
Protestant Episcopai--No services at present.
New Jerusalem--No services. J. . a..
Unvcrsalist-Ni Mid dleport-Rcv. r. Breare, Pastor.
Services the second Sabbath in January and every lwo
weeks thereafter at 10Y o'clock A. NJ and "a r NJ
German Methodist-Rcy. J. Pfetzing, Phstor' ser.
vices evcry Sabbath morning, at 10 O'Clock. -, .
/ German ,Lutheran-Rev, ?. Held, PASTOR services
every sabbath morning. :.,,'t .-s.
Herman Rynneelicaii Presbyterian ION Linn street.
Rev. L. Theiss, Pastor, Services every SapDatn
morning, at 10 O'Clock. sfs.F sHs 3tiii 49,
lrGcrman Presbyterian ION Plum street t-Rcy. -
", Pastor. Services every Sabbath morning, al
10 O'Clock. El. f7lf,.i7- ri rs
:. Roman Catbolic--Rcy. John Albhnck, Priest. Ser
Vices every Sabbath morning.
Welsh Baptist-Peter Lloyd, Pastor. Services ev-
cry Sabbath, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. and p. NJ.
Welsh Presbyterian New School .)-Rev. John T.
tones, Pastor Services every Sabbath at O'Clock
Welsh Presbyterian (old school john I. Williams,
aud 6P.M 80 4tar
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-02-03
PoMERoY TUEsDAY. FEBRU AIRY 8, 1851.

The effects Of iaa' beer, in other re-
Espects is marked. 'e diameter Of the
head between ears 'als enlarged, and
with 1t the back pa. 'ne jaws, giving 70
1.-The countenance 4 Y cornered look, 50
characterlstic q te '.'W i'utch lace; the
neck becomes thlck ''1n banging over the
shirt collar n wfi9lf' 'i me region where
lphrenologists Locale organ Of amatlye-
nesss; the skln peeQ' rea. with q blown
up, spongy suriace Which large guam
titles Of tatty mas p9 offensive odor
/ are produced. gi' whole surface 9
greasy and disa9' aspect.
ahe ilaQlf''',' I, 2. TINS beverage
aregeneraiiy ol3 ~ Z " .!0'V 1tslr eisats p
their mouths Wn,sn eng used cnleny as
tunnels ior tneir Iayolite drink, seem inca-
Ipable oi much muscular lenaclty. On
men addicted 70 sexual excess, she neck ap-
pears to diminish y size, while the head
swells out IKE .na! q 2 young sparrow IN
proportion 70 ms ilmls' ano lhelr SKIN, al
though retaining lls greasy aspect, loses Its
Color ana Is more sllnslucens, I n.
Inc eiiecs ol lagel peer on .ne voice is
very marEed, cVsls auu ~ raplu uecay Oh tne
voice IN Inc .elor Singers % she uelman
giee cups wno iyse noS oniy ,he quali1y OF
oone' oue ,ne nlggn rahgs, prouuces IN sucn
soclelles always gglsss wans 81 1ehors' !,
mas peco,ne py -wpiu among slleln 70 can
: a. harsn urawllsg yoice' peel parrei voice
l ms iacS IS weii Ahown ~ opela sihgcrs'
VINO inssinys'Se.y I NV: y asoiu a,s y. -,
~ 'il1 in'eiSoli' olo'eI ,S' - 'liany sie
ehects OF the mop nave a're.'uy atbracoea
attention, and II mas been discarded IN q
new beer winch IS iast gaming popularity
as a beverage. we allIae, 70 tne we,1en z OF
wheat peer, now generally known as Berlin
white Deer rom lIs pale color'
Inc eiiect oi iager peer on tne urinary
organs ana o'ner parts OF 1ne human or
ganlsm' ASIDE rom ~ us alconol or 1ne mar
cot'c properues q 'ne hops,i - very una
yoraole., "nen laKen N iatge 9usn'lues'-
IL mas on some persons decidea olureiic
properties, wnllst W u lIs cy'aen. ac1loh on sne
lower parts OF tne spine IS snown oy a ire
dnent loss OF tna5 power 70 wnlcn we owe
y sne moss exalsea :.s ana eanoDilng JOYS ol
neai'ny ana 'h.eileclu'l oispri,'s hyery
surgeon whose ooserva':on anu lhuuc.,on I4s u.
mas peen collecsy eSerclseo' can a.'es. ~, = =, 'is
starting 1ru'n' ..le olsPrlng oi such n.hers
are Always INFERIOR Ia STATURE atu ssin.eu
IN ,n!eliec1; whllss nose VINO marry m'er
IN III, l,,e are oIten cnllqless; i, :,
those whose souls appear 70 be the tail
end OF their aDpetlfe. say that la0er beer
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-02-03

Re-HLEcrIoS OF U. S. SEEaroR. Chr
cAoo, Jan. 90. james IIaian was re-sieci-
ed as United States senator, at Iowa City,
on Friday last. by 80 uarri;y over Shell
enberger, Democrat. - " .,,s
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-02-03


QUAKER MARRIAGE.--A marriage took,
place at Nantucket last week in the Friends
Meeting House. The prescribed prepara-
tory forms having been complied with, af-
ter a pause the parties rose, (being seated
side by side, and took each other by the
right hand, when the bridegroom said.
"In the presence of this assembly, take
this, my friend, S-B-, to be my
wife, promising through Divine assistance,
to be unto her faithful and affectionate
hasband, until death shal, separate U.S."
Fhe bride then said: "In the presence OF
this assembly, ! take this, my friend r.
to be my husband, promis-
ing through Divine assistance, to be un-
to him faithful and ahectionate wife, un-
til death shall separate u.s." They then
unclasped their hands and sat down. A
document expressive of the Willingness
of the parties to the union, then received
their signatures, which was attested by
two members of the meeting, of each sex.
being what might be called an investiga-
ting committee. The documents were
then read aloud by the clerk, which was
the completion of the simple and interest
ing marriage ceremony Of the Quskers,--
Naatueket Inquirer.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-02-03

i
AN EAGLES FEArHER.-T The Washing
ton correspondence. the Alexandria Send
mel relates story about feather dropped
from the wingof an eagle at the feet Of q
Southern Senator, who had it forwarded
to Mr.. Buchanan to write his inaugural
address with The Lancaster l;sicl igS,scef
indossee le efeF3 and says: sSenator
bfoNil q y IiatlSs {61li ioIadt u
ferred to- The qhill Is nowih The possess 3
ion Of Mr.. Buchanan, at Wheatland, where
we saw it on Friday, and in accordance.
with the request Of the gallant Senator
it will be used by the President elect in
writing his inaugural address"
The Baltimore Patriot somewhat spoils
the romance Of this story by giving the
true version. 1t says: ''
Senator Brown was visiting friend in
the neighborhood of Washington, who has
ina cage a fine bald eagle. While his friend
was exhibiting it to his guest, the impris-
oned bird dropped from his wing feather.
which Senator Brown picked up, exclaim1
ing he would forward it as present to Mr.
Buchanan. On his return to Washington,
he met Mr.. Seward, and after relating the
incident, told him he intended to send this
feather from an eagles wing to the Presi-
dent elect, that he might appropriately
make use Of it in writing his inaugural ad-
dress. .,s ~,
"Humph!" responded Seward quietly.
in his dry way-"an eagle-a cuged eagle
a SLAVE eagle~-- @
What a world of peaning is couched
in those few, but significant words, and
how completely they destroy all the 70,
nance concerning the eagles feather ~
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-02-03

VorE FOR SENATOR IN THE MicnroAN
LEcIsLAruRE.-The vote in the Michigan
Legislature for United States Senator, was
as follows; .N
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-02-03

Ra.,a.. Cards q lines erles.o one year, ~ o. 90
One square thirteen lines or less, three weeks, 90
Zach subsequent insertion, %
One square three months, ie tHi 9i 90 ~
One square six months, - 49, 8 W
One square one year, "A q 0U
One fourth column on. year, .se-i.- 10 w
0ne-half column oney year, ~ 20
Three e-fourths of a column one year, 25 90
one column one year, ~ 30 90
m PCasual or transient adv crtiscments mustbe paid
for In advance. 4 ,l1ttt. N.a1 $3.50
,TP Adye rtisements not having the number of in
sertions marked on copy will be continued until for
bid, and charged ccordiDgly ,s
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-02-03
eonro.1rros o,rlcra.-,olrhOr.

Mayor--Randal Stivers. af' .
Rccordor-L S. Eye.
Trustees-H. S. Horton, A! Murdock, II. B. Smith,
VIM. H. Remington, j. G. Cartwright.
Treasurer-o. Branch. ex ofllcio.
Mnnhal-Gaylord Lyman.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-02-03
rowNsuIr oTTIcERs-sALIsBuRY.

T0WkFHIf UFTUEHt--bkHItbNHFs
Trnstees--4mos .Danlam, Tho, Radford, A. Barlow
',Clcrk-HOsHer Branch.
sTreasurer-0. Branch. - ~ ,is
Justices ofihe Peaes--s IS. Paine, G. w. Cooper,
sCon.tatlss- Randall sliyer., oren Jones, 0. J.,
Worey. =" VS.
aAssessor--S. Bradbury. oes3a
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-02-03
JOE PRHMTHMG.
oFFICIAI, DIRECTORY.

Having purchased large and beautiful assortment
81 new Job Type we are prepared to execute work OF
all kinds, on short notice, and reasonable terms.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-23
Truslee'a Sale.

N1rssHAas ~ the ilth dsy a rss@~hsv, A. D,
" ioSA. UhAsles ;. u Eyer s~d q Ast stna uyssv,
kts Uifr, 1eease unsc An. Tin Ocshia ~ Trustee.
erasn ds"d 81 Trast conveyies 70 seid Trustee ths
land 10 Scott e,uaty Iova Ssscrihed = faio~s -.
vii: TIE - hanef lot umb~v I've Isl IN plorh
number sess 10 IN tn~ riy ~ rsv~npars vhs~h sad
conv<ysno- - made BY the said Ohsvlss J. r. era
Christina his wife. FOR the nuvno.e Il SECURING the
rasmfns ofs &C tain prsmssevy note enc the istsv.
81 thereon Us n'd " .sh Chsvtss J. n Reer dated
re liza ~ o. Dscenhev. A. y. ioeS, and psrsbls
~ ..e esos- o. q oennsy In en- year sessa date.
wuh .nseress q ten per cant rsv snnum, Which aoss
vas atssvssde aogned 70 Nicholas pNjeyvsry.
And nov said bot. having becs la~ das
eMd rAystls sn1 tho IA GhAvi.s n. Tr.4r having
sssed 7" psy the sane. Austin Coshss. rra.tss -
a!rsad. ~ her By sive this pnblic notice that ~
virtue VI the pe~sr whish II IN ne vested ~ sah
desd II Trust. WI ~ TcrsDAY. rae srvpusW >AY
Or Apal, 4. 1877, ~ the hour 0s oscineA IN the
suesnncn u saif dxr, q - Cont use Aoor In the
eNy OF 0evnpoft. sxpose apd CIR for sale 81 psb.
" sncst 70 the hshest bi6dsr Sov essh The DsFsei
81 tesa ebsve - csibsd % nrsh theseos - sha
- es4e!est 10 satsfy snd pay the ss.nnns 81 psh
neto vseA W luter~st sher~oA "a ne Asy o. 49, to-
Sseess vith ~ The cost. .nf sxp~sss sil-ndas ssid
~. sssas % iAis malice and frsstess fsss Upsa
- seaSe.tiee - ssse sAas dted VII - elvsa y
seenfaeate ~ Ne StlpHetssa eseAd peSa u 9susl
W. ~ Sesa ~ y 44ssA ~.
~ nAseNa AVesIR r0sssKs ssvAAss.,
p"' sssEesys - m \ r.; .ssess,s.f
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-23

~stas sssss oassale ~ =. kssls ssS t.asr~s-
63sos ptacsA
Assoasaatea fssln. jessaAy's saospasd) 80 AZ
Hapssss Ssaia, tDsassaAyS sssaetsAI II iop y
vsoiHs ISses =. kestA ~ oAiaaee saI tails~ns.
SiaAs SsaeSs.
AsssaaoaAnAn fraiA. (yunday's exsspssd) 3oA =
e3R.sss 1sa!a lssssssa!s s.ssss.t ssos.
ear ~ heUAeA 1sline su1 Afossh Joliet Dioea.
ialtna, A66a0 oala, oaslinvills End Alton.
Vstseias raA . ~ rod aahs direct sounscslens
y Jsaise ous - ~ nisAieAa Central Railroad 1t
!slss uekng this ~ ehestt, eliekss And most r.
lieA,e ye11e b0Wesa oeLssis Aal Msv fssk. eestsa
pAlaAsphh, aaA ~ IAsl.
VIII Mineb csalssl + 81 n,eoaiassoa. ies Il.
oAlo, 0en1oAa Cd CAIN.
~ ersas weess. Of Alssoss u springfield, fss
necaeuS AnA Napjeo.
wi!A = - 1sirssAs ssvs.pas IRON GAisase
NieA eAsly llee Il eanAs0 q n Louh ~ Ieokst
Hev os36a1a, and 11laseuxi nivue.
SAsssoA ?lahs.e 81 = plaso asatoasd sAsve car
Oais1 olala - q ~ o0Sn
=: !! :e!s::: &C. g. ..,.
Hssnaaglaa. "a. !. III sSisssl
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-23

vxyHVKPAa on he ed dsy Of Ausnst, A n. Ia6s
w Daniels n and p ,rahea Dsnisis n. HE wt'~
executed Int0 Austin rovfin, - Trustee. , rrPtsin
deed u Trust. cnv ne 10 sid Tvnsts" the ,asd In
Scott cuEs.. Iowa. deacs oed % snliows. t..Vi -
thirty fret front running bs' 10 the sley me h~a-
drsva ana f'tv IL g. odfr,m the vest shi~ -
bsr tvsvr tt2) Ia LDock number two ~ Ia 0~en's
Addnio0 10 the CITY - Dsvenrnrt. i ~. - shown
BY the record. past Of said sddti ~ vhteh ss cen
vsysnce vas msde By The ssh y. Dsniel eli snd H.
roshes his wife. for the uvI y. the p
meit - certain pr0Tnissnry rote sud tbs iu.ere-s
there sigasd ~ said y. Dan-lfen. dated tho 81
dsv Of August. A. d 1855. s"d passble " ovder OF
William u Abbott, on the c2d day q y cemh~r, A.
d. ies6.
And now sid note having bee. me du. and payable
and tn ssid DAnirl~n having fsilei 10 nav IN
same ]. Austin rorbin Trust-- IS Aforesaid at the
r-nuss' o. said william II Admit. the owner ~ aN
T. d. her ty this r"ste that vrt n. -
ths power which Is in s:-d bv said d-.d q Trust,
-i On SATURDAY THE 18th DAY orMAacH A D.
Ih67 ai'h- hour ri O'Clock IN the SITE noon - said
Day ~ the Cont Hcuse d. or in the city ~ DAven-
p,rt. expo ard of~r fer sale Of pnhisr suctto, to
the highest bidder for cah the parcel of lsrd above
4 &c, ihsd much thsv~rS q shsH - suSsi.ns 10
sa'isfy snd paw the amount d aid uote With the In
t-is-t tb"'een to the day ~ sale tor~thes with 81
the cots sLd .xrases TENDING said ss,e, costs Of
ths notice snd frrsiesss fees.
Dated 'hs 2Rth day o. eehrrsry A i661
narchodts AUSTIN COnDIN. Trustee.