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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-05

The peculiar quality in the organization of
man, which dictates aud encourages this .beauti-
lal custom, should never be overlooked 1t
shows feeling of unselfshness, and an uncurd-
led slate Of Che milk of human kindness. Some
there are, when spoken to on the subject of
planting shade trees, reply that they are too old
moss. That is Selfshness. You might just as
we'll say you are too old to do anything good,
benevolent OF humane Plant them for your
children, your chiIdrens children, or somebody
e,scs clildren's children. You will be happier
while you live, and happier when yon come to
die. Planting shade trees will put as many soft
fathers in your everlasting nest as any other
sooa act and win afford those who come after
you many beautiful thoughts, comfortable days,
and occasion many pleasant and grateful renis-
enccs Of you when you have passed away from
earth.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-05
THE GREAT BsAUTlFER.

THE GREAT BEAUTlFER,
81 Loxs UNNECESSARILY SOUGHT,
FOUND Al LA ST!
! ITnE IT RESTORES PERMANENTLY CRAY HAIR To
is original color In<uIiHtty the bala head
and AL staptions naksst hr sIr sI s=Ei'h, sad e'Sy:
ifby magic ali Latci,ss =. 80 n fse al sr-s III
E-HragiN and nsFEoGs head ssie. Sc sirguiAr
PROF. o, J. WOOD 4 co Scents Within a Fev as.
have res-ved orders ard calls fer Prof J.
send to Boston Iuatity, tle as.yeu forssrast
Erey o.se s Isss odd sesHsstS z,fss srsssf Die
o',r iietr ce,ss, -ie 'e aiprot1tiei and PsiI.s.-
Iss q gr Sjs;ni!y ssly esn'itee Is that Is MOST
send may be lross Of 81 tl=s; aud one
dozen y Siz' and bisys rs yeaIssys EesIeetIaly
+ Hickory Grove 81 clari,s Co. No., Nov. 70, Is.F-
PROV, o. J. wooD-nsAr Sir: Some uIn- last eF
Ee we're Induced to o. your Hair Restorative sd
us effects Nozierfa s. Il dag TO yea All
oaT ,tIs SOFAS for t'.as had been peEfss,
hair almost vstreIv 81 i. esnseqasie-, wien
ra;irs e did Sc Win lil.s a;e Il $685. Sli T.
prise aSd thai oar frieH5s vs iTS sIPl is'ioe.
Of hair started 0ut sLst our ,.y
any other sl,. We can iisrs'Orv, DO avIyby
mend y'ur teseTrtiye erieet rgnsdy i All dis ass
'''o n- SEoIidf W. nilisiX s5rHAM.
sAEAHA- HIGGiNBoFnAA-
GaTdinsr. Maize. June q, 1855.
PROP. y. J. WOOD-DeaT SiTs have uSrsl bottles
q PafsOr WOsd's Hair Restorative, ana tTUis
i Teftest discovery t3 thr restoring sad
changing Before il q seven
=. Ny Har has Aitipe Its eEssiHa oolsr- YSu
recommend snd without the least fear,
ease OF the WSrsT kind
Yours Rc'prctfany,
1888 DANIEL y. 6URPIiY-
o. J. WOOD CO.. Psoprisiots 3I2 RgoadSay New Tork
lin CressN Mire Ksng EztIAiisnE,srt,l 10
Market 81 Louis So. AMI said Is sii good Drug
dsca.dtvI Wy lEEssp'-sa
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-05

Federal oou5t-The Federal Court commen-
ces in this city day after tomorrow. a big
time is anticipated in town, during the session.

Tie Rettth-We venture 10 say the e
is not a town in the United States, where tie
people enjoy the blessing of health to a greater
degree than the residents OF Wheeling. During
the month just past there were 81 DEATHS
Eighteen of those were between one and i've
years.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-05

Gn ARCTIC LINlNa tiN T

BRA CPS ARCTIC LIN1Nd EN- 4 .
This incomprehensble Limmcnt, upun which the great
of the afflicted all lands rely for relief
the pangs of Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Gout Erysilcias,
Cancer, scrofa Sprains, uses Burns, Scnl1s amt all
rapidly superseding all
aTatlOnS The prpprtors give for the encouragement
sufferers the following memorandum Of few OF the
during the past few months. Ger
the parties named a"en the Ossessiop OF
One Bottle TriumphnnI.
Mrs. MOmt, 345 Morgan Street, st. Louis, having
suffered for Lree years With rheumatism, and tried many
preparations without eject cured by ftY bot
Ont of Pur=0tOry.
Henry Davis, Mound street. 81. Louis, who he
''sunering the pangs Of purgatory with Neuralgia Tor
months, cured by three four applications OF the
EsIty the I.ittle ChiIdren.
a little daughter OF Mrs. Lee, residing Lake street,
Chicago. scalded all by the uPsettg Of kettle
boiling The Imminent applied
to the directions, aud the fire i"stty extracted,
and in few days the little sufferer was we'll.
EScstOred ia BeuuIy.
Mrs. George X Tyler Canal street, n. ~ had long snf
ered from painful and disguring eruption tie face,
by the OF bottle the Lninent
restored to her original beauty.
a B1Orrtbie TunlOr.
EGgene htllorYI Natchez, three tie victim OF
horrible the neck which all remedies
until he tried tire arctic Lniment. Three bottles cured
him in AfeW weeks.
Mrs. Bedford AobtlG couch
with numb palsy, after being in despair Ireri the
AilGre other remedies, cured by the Arctic ni
leut, 10 u little month.
Aa EXPIOSIOn.
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. . liXDIOhIone


thereby certify that having been badly bruised ard
sese BY tue sSPLoAiPn Of steam sSer friend induced
ly extra edfrom the scads and in short time all
tile palm gone from the bruises I'm two weeks was
,HESRY HAvERsE1ILL residence Jackson Street
~ TWxssrEE CRY iowa, Nov. 9Th, 1851
Dr. A G. BRAoG--DeaI Sir: For more than three GEARS
degree, andtred various
Linment ana in two months was needy we'll. My little
daughter Inflicted in. tile, manner for the
in one eye. / applied your valuable Llnimsnt aud her
'oN erfeoty sound Thus haye it'll one tgo-
curing the rheunatIsln IA my back Would not he without
Yourinrainabie remedy In my house Yours truly,
wEBsrkR CRY, Iowa, Nov. qti, 49,
Russell, and with tonihine euirs h, mentiors
j. j. wHDsss0Iiril. p NJ, webster city.
GOOD for Animals.
curing tie diseases u anaas, As witnss: the foiioE
certaeate: Msssrs. f Arnot, and lei, Arno Co.,
orally known thrOughoutthe United States;
We tbe uLd ersrned, Dr Brags's Arctic iri-
for number of months, cheeriuy testify its
the Arctic being the Linimeut made,
that We ould use mo Other we Keep and hAyg kept Tor
consequently exrenee about horses and their disras-
snI Is tie only one we nave ever found Gisoas Seetre
We oaly recommend II to aIlIvery stable keepers and
LYNCH, ARNOT 4 CO..
.cheSnui Street.
Many DRUGGISTS having old LinmentS on hand WIN Try
TO sell them the best, hut do positively
fuse purchase them Ask for "BRAGG'S ARCTIC LIN
INiEST,'' take other.
Liberal proposition.
The prpretoFS 81 furnish each IuTchAssF OF dol
lar bottle With free 20 The o. s Journal
year. This IS OF best ~ y Illustrated pApers.
certificate, entnE the holder TO tn benefit Of ts prop
ostou in the wrapper around dollar bot
tie. The Arctic Lhtnvnt Is in 2cent, so
81 bottles The SO and 81 bottles contain 50 and 100
PER LInimehI In proportion heir cost and
are the cheapest. sale by BRAGG & BURROWES,
Sole proprieto Louis. 40.
An AGENT wanted Ia every town ana Villa Apriica-
lions always accompanied by responsible refer
enees, For sole by LAUGHLINS 6 BGSHFIELD,
ian1s:l ySnd&N.zl General AGENTS 10. Wheell. 3.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-05
I1wIoN PRAYER MELTING.

On and after to-day daily Prayer Meeting,
n al denominations, Will be held ut Washing
On Hall. at 3 o'clock p. N. The public arc
earnestly invited to attend 1t
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-05
French Goods


tHINTZE-aO0 pieces a. wide, warranted fast coOrs
\ I2 cents, always sold Tor % nts yard. Also As
second mourning chintEes at 10 cents.
LoGPINE'S BESr ALL WOOL DE LAME at ST15 eents
per yard.
LAwNS-The very best quality, which 50
Cents, win sell now at lez cents soAe good quality As
low 81 a yard.
UHALLY DE LAINEs-Plain and figured, the very inest
plain 20 cents, and figured at IS cents a yard.
ONBRE GRAPE EESPAGNE-95 pieces beautiful styles
and .olorS, very low price.
oMBRE DAREGR so pieces, worth 50 cents for only
- 4 yard.
cheap.
800 Pieces evV SIIk.-An. excellent gIi.boiled
Bhek SIN very rich lustre - inch vide only 6l6 cts
per yard; sold last season at q per yAid.
IKE CSTeR1esE RnrRui0 Yet.
will sell superior SILK ROBES, Of yards eAGh,
sold last from S2j to $50, For only
SI5 apiece. L challenge any merchant possessing
Judgment about silks deny thst tiIeSc Robes
sold half their Also superior article GOL0RE
POUITDE R0BES A 5QJZLLES side stripes, very de-
srable eoiors aud signs, and viii be sold at bargan
very recent Importation Of alNrge New York
retail, and were bought below Importers cost
received about - dress patterns of st! les
fancy silks. very handsome HuFi cheap.
BAREGE, LAWN OIL ALLY 1O BES both side stripes
double skirts Bsrsge Robes g ys each such sold
last seasoS $lO VIII sell for 81 Ciahy Robes,
excellent style, cheap. Fine Lawn Robes
Dollar and Fifty Cents apleeei at ALEX. HEEMAN'S,
ApS-Sli ,-gff- .-- 1&I Main St
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-05
FOUNDRY pROPERTY

4
For SnIe or Lease, tn9VesI C0IumbIn. Vn.
lNHE property good working order having Black
smith shop with nFf, PsSters and tOols
With astoc Of coke The building length
81 ioetn width, udIathe
lath+ f
Tie property Is inthe Of ne roEinFa eltural
and manufacturing itli large trur In
active oPeratioI!
The property Wilbcieased for aneeha
les steady habits and good none bt such
need apply IL any JhOiG purchase the pay.
Nlll he made easy, 9Th ffhout the stock
This property has chartered privilege nisnnfetursr
OF 4SO,oU- should company purchasing desire IT, lie
chartered privileges will be allowed with the rroItv
apis I'D hE SAI;ffEAT BROTIIf:R
old FAMILY WHIsKY-A seq superior article. in
" store Aud Tor sHle b
dseT ". A. EDWARDS { BRO.
'RANBERIIES lev barrels just reeeiv. and for sale
y " tCeetl w+-AE E3WARUs ,klBEO
TLASK Cheeks on all the BanEs BIank Notes and Drafts
1(ielgaye 90 hand At toel3l PAYNE cos
NANcT E1TR AcTs-An The latest SYKES Of Kxlrsefs.
I, Soaps, Poaades, &e, just received BY
deel3 T. B JOHNSTON, I56 4IaFkef 81
4 Ekh EGS, LILLY WHITE AND CHALK BALL. at
ANl defl5 + B. J0HNSTONtS, IE6 Market 81.
PRESCRIPTIONS carefully eonFouI y day 81
at LdeelSl I, B.JoHNsroN's, i.s NaIket 81
LYCERTNE, for eLEpped and ehafrti aT.s =
~ nSS4 T. r. JOHNSTON, i16 MATtsr q.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-05

Timothy, = Ton. ~
Glover. .....,. ...6,Gu
HIDES AND SKINS.
Green, 3 u .....,.. -. >
Dry .....-....- -... "
Calf, green ............... {
dry lJ9 q
Sheep SRins............lU9|O
liADs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-05

Dear 2oH.-on Saturday morning man
named Anderson, wanted 20 pass over the sus-
pension bridge without contributing the accus-
toned pitrancc to keep the structure in repair,
when the gate keeper cried ''hold. Anderson
caught the man at The turn pike bar and .'slung
nun around agin the railin, for which he was
'ahen before Aid. Wright and fined about five
dollars
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-05

,-,,ge,t Circulation OF any Paper III West
ern Virginia.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-05

.sla5s Trce,.- In our rounds Saturday, we
Observed that quite number Of shade trees
have recently becn set out before theresidences
If many Of our citizens. We also noticed evil
lenccs Of fue taste in many yards where pre-
oerstious are making for the cultivation of
,hrubbury ard howers--those delightful re-
raders Of the bounty and beauty of nature
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-05

The toeatber continues extremely favorable
Tor all kinds of outdoor business, add everything
IN this part of the country promises well for an
excellent crop in the season that now opens upon
US, Considerable quantities of Wheeling man
UlaGtuFed articles are now going forward to
"e>'eF1' and Southern markets, and business
'Seher"ily revives as the season advances.
See advertisement of Prof Miller. in another
e,lmn y
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-05
Western ReserVe Cheese.

ahs ~. Jain street, wheeling. Va.
Western Reserve Cheese.
A ale ale by " s'ss aI '' 's 81 Esi hl o'
51 s a, s .. to n, S
n Ias - M 'F'OA-''s '''"'' SMITH aoRRELL
TuRkEY coFFEE-rhI Coffee, ground hot IRON, The
g Under, ara packed in tnstale PAekagvs - ~heh
Its valuable Tcperiiss and rich preserved
coase. FOR SAT- BY Imi.si f. 4 EDWARDs BRO
E ga sa Rd iI ai sad d a6%Ss
MID 80. 20 Iiain 81.
bath BrlI" Family Circle Gee Book young Foss' es
ROok Csntata OF Estir; Hrtardsun's Hyhian Modern
Composition iris;rueteI; llysI;
Seeds Seeds!
4 COMPLETE assortment of Field and Garden &c. Is,
rt s p ana Il. % .a s qai 70 any in tie
mhso SMITH GOERFLI-
TJLUWs- PLOws-CiiII's Communication Poe
Patent Lever
uhsO For sale by SMITH 4 GoRRRLL
IJEARODY's PREMIUM PROLIFIC CoRN-A n-W va
rirty. hshiy nd ~ productive qualities
am %hso '''''4 % -5-a sHiTii soReELL
Grass sEEDs.-ciorsr aud Tinotly, =
" a=T'uesy niu= tiTass
HiTed Lawn do
misO SMITH 4 GORREI.T.
A LARGE lot Of Mil Feed Corn Meal, Basd Hay,
ni:9 MATHEW SlexABB.
JNPRoYED KINe PHILlI corn limited Supply for
i sale by tmhzrl SMITH 6ORRELL.
NEWFOUNDLAND HERRINGs.-SO bLls. Extra Nc. ),
mlf5 N REILLY
CHERoKEEcOES PLANTER-Ia l,-.t 10 ssz .sIe ~
u nh2o SMIf : GORKELL
N EATS Foo; Oh, Osl, st T-eeiTeA
/ - and fog sale a. tHlhz6i s FCSDESBER6's-f
TAsON,S RLAC6IStr. very low By Doz OF
w Gross. At inih=el = FUShENBER''s.
e.. ALIENS DTld EenoUned Esstorer snc q
W lgJaiSstzuTa, just sex "a and Tor sale at
mh2s RUADEXBERls.
BELIEFS
Z VENTILATED, SLY ADJUSTING SILK HAITI
. ! VTTE York, Behests
w Spring k Hats, and take pleasure Ia ntTndue-
Ing ventilafing Fentleenis hatB and
making -l tn head This yeniils by
admitting de aF between TIE leather and the BODY
hat passing out Of the top causEe Il
% the shape o. the FOREHEAD The hat l. put
lhsTeby relieving the pressure uurirasanf
land mnci cotnElaDed Of IN All sihIErd
nE th-Slk Hdt q be pIais and easy the Soft
afrd. exceedingly nEhf. equally durable
ia the ordu=-. tientlesu Invited call and
anime 0anSi g. n. -HARPEE Sons.
WESTERN I2ESEE3TrE .C.IEESE.
- BOXES irInle chseae Jurt for sale IS
Ot nyG sfrsff--i - EEIL.l.H
TOATEST MEnIciNEs an issnt lls.lisisss
i Of the age, for sale "
usva 7. .. JOHKsTOsS, I5s Market -.
TNPROVED ROSEMARY AND CASTLE OIL for triiursv
j Ing, emhslish ne, and curling llls ~
asriS 4 JOHNSTON. ne MarKei 81.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-05
GEORGE ". HIsiGINROrHlM,
SARAH a HIGGiNBOEnAM-

J. WOOD CO., Psoprisiors $40 RycSdsay, New TorE
lin tbs grsssN. Mre Ksilns fstIAiishrst,l ara 10
Market st, 81 Louis. No. AMI said - sii good Drug
S' dse,dewlu1y-sEs.p,.sa
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-22

DY virtue Of Writ Of special execution issued
ID from the Office Of the Cls Yk Of the District Cou
Of Scott county Iowa, In The case OF Daniel HaWlcy
". X K eu dated July 2O,A d 1858 and to me d-
rec, ell, comma Rdng me that make, or csuse to be
made the sum ofeight hundred and seventy -four and
S6lOO dollars ltSI4 IS smount due including d. bt,
interest and Costs with interest hereon at the rate
Of ak Is per cent. per annum from June I5'b, a D
1855 by sale Of the following described real estate,
wit The part Of Township IS n nth Of range east
Of the 9th NJ. psrtitu arly described and bounded
rs fellows viz: Beginning ~ the sou,h-easts ry
ner OF certain tract OF land convey by ont William
Russell ~ one James Brown. which said corner 10
near the mouth OF Duck Greek thence running north
twenty-cne aud 1850 Il 40 col degrees est, along
the eastern boui dairy line OF said land %
eaid James Brown forty-o and I9-lUO I4l l9-100l
Chains to the northeast corner o. said Browns said
land; thence north fifty four 54 degrees east about
seven ri chains to the north corner OF piece
Of land heretofore convey Ell by said first party
Aaron keamer; thence in sou'h-easterIy direction
Cd and along the western boom AIRY line OF said land
conveyed 70 said Resmer to the poiut where the said
line intcrs.cts the mitd e OF the main channel Of
Duck Greek thence down the middle OF said IN ain
channel OF said Duck Greek to its mouth in the Mis-
sissppi river; thence In north westerly direction
to wit: North fftythree 1881 degrees west, to the
place o. beginning, being part OF the tract OF land
conveyed to said comp aiDant by one william Rus
sell by deed Gated October 3D. 1854 stutted in Scott
county Iowa.
N..ice Is hereby given that. as commandedb by raid
Writ shall sell ~ public auction to the highest and
best tidder therefor in cash the above desc rbed
81 estate, much thereof AZ Will satisfy aid debt
interes. and costs At the door OF the Court House In
the city Of Davenport, Hcott county. Iowa, Non
day the 10th day OF ser'mber. 1855, at the hour
Of P N OF shid day.
August 8, 1873.
II. LEONAXD,
aug 12v5w 6h'i Of Scott county, Iowa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-22
Trustees Sale.

VXTHEREAS on the first day Of JanuAry. A. u
w 1851 James Merritt VI Clinton county, State
OF Iowa, EXECUTED unto George Sch bel, - Trustee.
deed 0. Trust, conveying TO SAID Trustee he
IL III Clinton county, Iowa, described as follows.
10 Wit: The south vest quarter Of section thirty
four (34 in nship Eighty one (sl) north Of
two Oh also lot nine 10y In section sixteen 6) an
township eighty 90 north Of range two (2) east,
Icon al! ing eight and half acres also Two u
acres thel the left bank of the wspsiplnr icon
| river in section eleven m in twpship ighiv one
Isl north OF range one II east comnensUg at the
north west corner OF JOSIAH Young's land, on said
lot; thence south To the river thence run oil par
ael with sa d line wide enough to make two III
acres. This DEED Of Trust Is EXECUTED in security OF
the purchase money OF the said prem ises This day
.o.d and conveyed to said Merritt BY John Zn.z /;
which sid conveyance was maze by the said James
Merritt tor the purpose OF uripg the payment Of
three certain proniissory notes ard the interest
thereon signed by said James Merritt and dated the
FIRST day Of January A d 1857, aLd IA, able ~ fol
owson .or one thousand dollars Laya able on the first
day of January 1858, one for eight humid ell four
teen 10 100 paySblr the first day 81 January 1867
and one for seven hundred and ninety seven ami
50 100 ps, allie On the first day OF January 1860.
And new the trst of said rromissory notes having
become due and payable, sni The rid james Mer-
Titt having failed to psy the same, George Schei'
bel, Trustee Aforesaid, do hereby give this public
notice, that by virtue OF the power which ID IN
me vested by said deed Of Trust, ! will, ON Mon
day the twenty-seventh day OF september, A. D.,
1888, at the hour Of o'clock in the afternoon OF
said day. at the CONT House door In the city Of Ds
venport expose and offer fol safe at public aucticn
the p.roes of land above described, or 70 much
thereof shall he SUFFICIENT 70 satisfy and pay the
amount Of said note with the interest thereon to
the day OF sale, together with all the costs and
expenses attending said sale, 81 this notice and
Trustees fees. U.on the compile lon Of snch sale
deed will be- given in cprdancr with the stipulation
OF said Feed ~ Trust conveying full and perfect
title to The tract q land sold to the purchaser.
Dated the ~ enty sixth day Of August, A. D, 1855
GEORGE SCHEIBRI.
dts
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-22
Legal Notice.

STATE OF IOWA
SCOTT COUNTY, :"
In the District Court OF Scott County, Octot. r
Term. 1855:
William Poole vs.. James L. Hoffman. Eliza Hoil-
man, Samuel HAumil.
To James L. Hoffman. Elisa Hoffman, Samuel Hamme:
OF said county.
UOU are hereby notified that there IL now OH file
in the office OF the clerk of the District Court of
said Comfy Ietitonof William Poole of said
ty setting forth that twelfth day October 1857
Jsmes l. Hoffman and Eliza Hoffman executed un;o
The petitioner mortgage conveying to him lot No
Eve (5) in block No eight (S) III Asckintoshs sec.pd
addition to the city Davenport in said comfy, that
said mortgage executed for the purpose
dred and five collars due In six months from date
executed by said james 1. Hoffman 70 petitioner and
that said mortgage was conditioned upon the pay
ment of said note, that said mortgag, WAS duly Ack
nowledsed and recorded, that the said note which
70 fall due in six months to-wit Apri! twelfth
ISIS has cot been paid, bnt Is now due, owned and
held BY petitioner after said execution and reco ding
Of said mortgage the said James l. Hoffman ana Eli
"a Hoffman his wife mortgaged tn. said property to
the said Samuel Hamm and the said HAmmil and the
said petitioner makes the said Hammil party defen
dant this bill and he prays account to be taken
to ascertain the amount due him upon said note
which remains unpaid and that he have jud2ment
thevefnv with his interest and costs Of suit against
said James l. Holman and that his lien Up IN said
premises be established and In defanlt OF payment
thereof by short day fixed by the court that said
premises may be decreed TO be sold Tor SO much
thereof shall be requisite to satisfy the Judgement
with cstS and that to what shall be sold the said
defendants and each of them sh ali be forever barred
and forecosed from redeeming the and for
erAl relief md unless you appear and :nswer said
petition on or before the hrst Monday in October
1858 that being the rst day Of the next te Of the
Di trlct Court Of Scott County, the petition will be
taken a. confessed and the 1rsyer thereof granted
WILLIAM POOLE.
By his Attorney Frank Pumer.
JOSHUA d. PATTEN,
Aug20itm Clerk OF District Court,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-22
Trustees Sale.

WHEREAS on the 18Th day Of June, D 1856
w jacob yaniuzer and Mary VsnduzeT, his
wife, OF Scott county, Iowa, executed unto Austin
C,rbin, Trustee, certain deed Of Trust, convey
ing to said Trustee the land In Scott county, Iowa
desc ibed follows, TO wit: The south east qusr
ter Of the southwest quarter of section number six
teen 1851, and the southeast quarter Of the north
west quarter and the west hair CT the north cas-,
quarter Of section number twtnty- ode [21l, all IL
township number venty mine 1871 noit. Of range
conveyance was made b. the said vanduz and wife
tain promi eoy notes and tie interest thereon. sign
cd ny said Jacob vanduzer, both dated the l3.h day
OF Jane. ID 1856, and payable as follows: The III,
for twenty five dollars in months, and III. otheI
for two hun tired and twen y-fve dollars in one
Ut the Banking Houss " Mscklot l. Cor5in, and L
the order OF william p Wheeler.
And now said last named note hay ng bscomt
due and payable and the said Jacob yanduzcl
having faiiei to pay the same, l, Austin CorbiI
Trustee as aforesaid. do hereby give this public
tce that by virtue Of the power which Is in me yes
tel BY said deed Of Trust, will on Tuesd the l4tf
day OF September 1855 at ths hour Of O'Clock
the afternoon Of said day at the Court House door
the city OF Davenport expose and Offer for sale
ct pablo auction, for casa the parcels Of land abov
described, or so much thereof Is thali be sui
ficient to satisfy AMI pay the amount Of sale
note with the interest thereon to tho day OF SALE TO-
gether wi all The costs and expenses attending Bait
sale, costs Of this notice and Trustees fees.
Dated the 18th day Of August d 1855.
AUSTIN CORBIN.
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