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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-04-01
Who are to Blame !.

The following extract from an in
dependent Southern rights journal
published in Columbus, Georgia, is O
good commentary upon the folly Of
those who seek to lay the blame oil
our present troubles upon the De-
mocracy. The know nothings at the
North went over to the abolitionists
long ago, and now, because portion
Of the Northern Democracy have fol.
lowed them, the Southern opposition
tries to lay the blame Of the present
crisis on Southern Democracy;
Who DID Irf-It is strange to sec
with what pertinacity the opposition
to tho Democracy cling to urge the
idea that the Democratic party has
brought upon tho country the pres
emit condition Of things. We have
nothing to say in defence Of Democ.
racy, but 50 Gar as there is any bet
ter about il, which is certainly very
little, the Democracy is certainly the
better party Of the two. Where Is
the great whig party Of the North?
Has Il done, Of = it doing anything
for Justice to Che South? Where Is
tho great American party Of the
Northi What has it done, or what is
it doing for the Soulful
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-04-01
The size Of sausagss is not Of 8

The size Of sausagns is not Of so
much consequence as the material
of which they manufactured. We
sec that n butcher 10 Lancaster Co.,
Pa, has just made two saussges, one
76 feot nine inches long, weighing
0S pounds, and the other 70 feet 2
inches long, and weighing 56 pounds
II is not stated what ingredients
were used, or whether there had been
a mysterious Disappearance Of 90,
mines 10 that region t
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-04-01
Handkerchief Preachers.

The following from the Christian
Reflector. is a capital hit at those
ministers who are continually dang
ling and doubling their pocket hand.
kerchief aud wiping their faces whiN
they attempt to preac':
81 notice in some cases n handler
chief habit in the pulpit, which has
led me to inquire if the use of that
very necessary article is part Of
theological training. l notice some
ministers take it out Of their peck.
cts, as they do their sermon, and lay
it on the pulpit. Some spread it out
Iengthwise through the middle Of the
Bible; some roll it up and tuck it I'm.
der the Bible; some shake it every
few moments over their heads; some
clutch it in their hands, as If they
were going to throw it at the audi.
ence; and some keep crowding it in
their pockets and pullingit out again,
with nervous movement, as If they
did not know what use to make Of
their hands. ! went once to hear a
popular young preacher, and as much
as half Of his sermon was made up of
pocket handkerchief, and the most Of
the other was gold watch and scraps
Of poetry"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-04-01

BOGUS MoSRY RAMpANT---The
N. Y. Independent says that worth
less money, not exactly counterfeit,
but notes Of broken and retten banks,
have recently been purchased "by
the cart load" Mt nominal rates, fos
circulation In the West.
A large run in Georgia coat" Of
the widest species, was seized by the
police here yes!erday,in the hands Of
a party, who, however, appeared in.
uocent OF any intention to delraud,
and SO escaped any Interior proceed.
ings.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-04-01

How ARE THE MIonrY FAILFNl--
What sight was presented at Wash
ington last week. John j Critton.
den, Of Kentucky, and John Bell, Of
Tennessee, following the had Of Hale,
Seward, Wade, &c, 10 making speeoh-
es againsf the admission Of Kansas as
a slave STATED That is alone the
question:. Other matters are mere
excuses. Her admission is opposed
by the abolitlonists because her con-
stitution sanctions slavery, and they
say another slave State shall mol be
admitted. Aud Southern Senators,
misrcprcsenting their States, speak
and vote against admitting u slave
Stat,l # -
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-04-01

The effects Of having an unbridled
tongue was experienced by one Ma
ny Watson, 10 Newark, the other
day. She stole two pair Of shoes,
was tried, convicted. and setenced
to 80 days imprisonment, when
she began abusing the cocrt yio-
lsntly. and had 20 days added to
the punishment. This rendered her
still more violent, and another 20
days we're added, making 10 In oil !
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-04-01


A man named Sha, ilsr, residing at
Lancaster, Pa, made bold attempt
TO commit suicide few days since,
while laboring under delirium ire
mems. lie took single barrel shot
gun, placing the muzzla Of it to his
left breast be leaned over and pulled
the trigger with bis band, the charge
passing in at the left sile of the
heart and out at his breast. and from
thence through the ceiling Into the
garrett. The gun WIS heavily loaded
with tuck-shot. How the man es-
capped death isindeed u miracle. lie
ssigns. as reason for the act, that
his mother said something to him"
which incensed him.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-04-01

A melancholy occurrence took
place ut Newark, N, j., recently. A
Young lady bad prepared her bridal
robes, and made every arrangement
for Der wedding, which was to take
place within a few days. On the
very dry fixed upon, however, she
was corpse, Her body was shrou-
ded in the garments prepared for her
bridal; the pale hands, fol'lad ever
the stllled heart, held a rosebud in
a eirclet Of green, aud the crown Of
orange-0owars, arranged sor the wed.
diog-day, was wreathej upon the cold
forehead.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-04-01
State Debt aud Internal Improve
meMts.


Just before the adjournment OF
the Legislature, Mr.. Newman from
the COMMITTEES on Internal Improve
ments, submitted tho following report
which will be interesting to the pub
lie;
Mn. SPEAKER: beg leave to
submit the following report from the
Committee on Internal Improve
ments, showing the amount of State
aid saved by the present Legislature
by cutting of aid from Railroad Com
panies that have not commenced work,
aud by the consolidation OF various
companies that have commenced work:
BY consolidating the Memphis and
Ohio with the Memphis. GAINESVILLE
aud Louisville Railroad Company,
1870 miles of State aid is cut olf--a at
$4,000 per mile-sl.S0o.oo
BY consolidating the latter com.
pauy with the Nashville and North
western Railroad Company; distance
cut of As miles, at 81 5000 per mile,
S450,000.
By repealing The law granting State
aid from Paris to the mouth of San.
DIV on the Tennessee river, ~ miles,
100000.
BY stopping the Tennessee and
Alabama road at Mount Pleasant
80 miles, including the branch to
Lawrenceburg, at $4,000 per mile,
including also $4,000 Of Bridge
-Sl,020,000.
The Nashville and Cincinnati Com.
pany, length Of road in tennessee
100 miles, with aid by the State al
$4,000 per mile, $l,0OO,O00.
Bridge aid across Cumberland
100000.
By transferring State aid from the
North to the South side of Tennes
see river between Stevenson and Chat.
tanooga 100000.
BY reducing State aid on Tennes.
see Central Railroad, 81 ,O0G per mile
for 35A miles, $4,000,
By refusing to extend the time to
commence the Atlantic, Tennessee
and Ohio Railroad, which cuts oil the
State liability, az miles at SlO,0OO
per mile, $470,000.
BY refusing to extend the time to
the Mississippi Central and Tennessee
extension from jackson to the Ten.
nessee river, 61 miles, at $4,000
per mile, 100000.
Showing the gross amount saved
by the present session of the Legis,
lature to be SIS ,4S0,500, which should
be deducted from the prospective
State liability. Not one dollar OF new
aid for Internal improvements has
been granted at the present session;
nor has one new State bond been au-
thorized TO issue for any purpose
whatever. And at the same time,
while this immense saving has been
done by consultations, many parallel
roads have been cut oil, making oil
the roads OF importance main lines;
which will insure success to the one
road, while if left separate as PROV,
sled heretofore, would have created
much confusion aud annoyance, mol
only to the companies but to the
State. And your committee thinks
much has been done to reform your
system Of Internal Improvements
and to check the issuance OF Bonds
for any purpose whatever.
ALI Of which is respectfully submit
ted,
TAI. w. NEWMAN, Can.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-04-01

A Vigilance Committee visited a
negro-drinking establishment near
Timmonsville, N. G., on the 4th inst
to destroy it. The liquor dealers
resisted--two OF them were killed
and several wounded. Two or three
Of the Vigilance Committee were
wounded. K M
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-04-01

Fred Douglass complains bitterly
that the friends Of the abolition Of
slavery are falling away from the
cause, some for one reason and some
for another, and a good many DO.
cause tits principles require them to
treat the colored man as an equal
brother in all relations Of life. -
There's the rub; the Abolitionists
never we're the true friends Of the
colosed race.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-04-01

GaAfs AT CHIcAoo.--lt Is stated
that there ara about one million
bushels Of wheat In store, and about
s;xsy thousand barrels Of aour at
Chicago. Wheat is selling ct % TO
SIS cents. II Is the general opin-
ion that two million bushels Of grain
win BE- ready .here for transportation
upon tho opening Of navigation.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-04-01
TAI w. NEWMAN, G'n.

TIE WnEAr CRop. The Chatta-
noora Advertiser states upon the au.
thority Of reports from different parts
Of East Tennessee. that the wheat
crop looks unusually fine thus far. =
II has good stand on the ground,
and II is as forward IS usual, and
growing beautifully. An unusually
large amount has been sown, and Il
no mishap befaIs II the harvest will
be abundant,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-04-01
DRUGS, REDfclREs
NNNMss

DtEMER & HAMPTON have SIN
IL just received their Spring s'sx
stock of Goods, consisting Of everything IN
their line, to which they respectfully call the
attention Of the public. Their stock islasle.
and more eomplete in assortment than il 5as
ever been and will be sold on the mOstresssn-
sbleterms. Physiciansand all Others ishirs
30 purchase anything in their trade will &c
wellto call and examine theirstoct at THEN
store, west sids Of thepublie square. Fayeite--
vile. Tam. DIEMER & HAMPTON
April 90.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-04-01

Tho Clermohi f1b;.N S.o ..v.l
Thai sa,sn,ss,s vs 49, 80 I.sa 3
smith ~ IscLsca Towast;a CO.
mont Oourtv's ,sn thsre a,a 6,
unknown nar,s soms vssrs al.s,.
ward his nfotendea bro;hers maas
their appearance there ana reorassn.
ted lbat said Smith was deceased
and had an administrator sppointed
TO settle Up bis estate. This MAS
done according to law IN such eases
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-04-01
C0nfeclionary.

UvTIE subscriber hes opened choice go
Il assortment Of couferfionn- ka
ries and Family Groceries. in NJ
the house formerly occupied By Scutt "
4 FslgAans, one door from TIA corner, on the
Eas, side Of the square.
His stock win embrace every thing usually
found in such establishments, aud will be sod
at the lowest possible price.
. Persens wanting ANYTHING In the GROCERY
OF CONFECTIONERY line are invited to call
W. ROWZEE.
Fsb IL. iS5s-12m.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-04-01

RAISED Norris. One dollar notes
on the Peoples Bank Of Kentucky
raised 10 tens are Ia circulation.
The Peoples Bank has issued no bills
but cues and fiyeS 20
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-04-01
William Roller,

HOUSE, SIGN and ORNA- E-N
HI MENTAL Painters, IN al 49,
its varions branches. Paper Hangers and
ssiaziess. Coach Painters. Grainers
and Marbacrs.
REFEhEgCEs.
Msssrs. George S,snehsaser. W. II. Moofss.
NJ. y. Moores.
j Allar.lers left at the Western H7uss. s>eyhs
promptly attended To- July :. iesT-~.f.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-04-01

On the Goth Of January Brigham
Young preached to 5000 people, all
Of whom rose when Young called
cut for "AA ia faror Of gising the
troops HELL 10 RISE
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-04-01
no ihe Tratelllng PrhIIc.

FINIIE undersigned are runainx regular
Il HAIL AND PASSENGER COICH
from TulIHhoma te Fayetteville. via Lynch
burg aud Mulberry. Leaving 1ullahoma ev-
cry Monday Wednesday, and Friday. after
the arrival OF the Nashville. Chattanooga. ard
McMinnville Trains; and returning, leave Paw
ettevilIe every Tuesday, Thurssiay, and Sat-
uriay, making timely cor re0tion with tie
above Trains. OF Throngh Tickets. Two
Dollars-Way Passengers in proportion. IN
Dec. ~. POWELL h MARSHALL
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-04-01
MOURNrxG GOODs.--A lsrgu and
lfR elegant assortment at
March 20. WRIGHT 8 TRANTHAM's.
Par0s0Fs ~ .IggsrFfes

n ~&f0SOeS ~ sEsGffGtfS
A LARGE end beautiful stock--eY- -,
: "A cry quality and price.
Our assortment Of Hosiery. Is very -.
large and complete
We have splendid stock If EsnbroisIe.
ny Of all kinds--Oollars, Sleeves. Chemizettes,
Eigings, lnssrtings. Flnuneings, .sc., which "a
offer at low prices.
March 90. WRIGHT & TRANTHAM.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-04-01

DEESWAx, Feathers. White &c. =,
ID and Striped llonespun. N@1y -
and all other barter bought at 49,
the market price at W. -.
wRIGHT& TRANTHAM'S SSle2SH-
March 20. ZkSA54j
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-04-01
oENTLEMEN,s Goops,

GEN ILEMEN'S GOOD5.
ME have Black. Blue and ,-~x~>
w Brown Cloths. from ,.1i
SO 50 per yard 20 the finest qusl- &%-llIlt
ity ever offered hero. Black Cassilntre. tirsps
and Fancy do. a splendid stock. We would
invite special attention 10 these goods. AID
also to cnr stock Of vestings, 81 We havsavery
superior ssos,k. faF
March 90. WRIGHT q TfsANTHAM.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-04-01

"A SPLENDID assortment of inen Sheet
IA ines. Pillow Case Linens, brown and
bleaehed 0, II and 12-4 Sheetiugs, etc. at
March 90. WRIGHT Is TRANTflAN'S.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-04-01

A NEW and elegant stock N fr-s-
~ WRIGHT TRANTHAM's ,
March 20. NJ
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-04-01

blows and Farsners' inple- III.
Il menta Of all kinds al 2f
WRIGHT q TRANTHAM's. szss<s.A"
March 20.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-04-01
Hardware aud Cutlery.

CHAINS Hames, Be-, At n
~ WRIGHT & TRANTnAM'5. Z -~'O
March 90.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-11
Trustees sale.

gYTUEREAs on TIE ninth day ~ January d 10
w ,ugust Frat and s. phia I4lpI his wife,
cuei unto Louis A. ,ci lot al Truste, Ger tain
of TrGs coGve5 ing to said 1ru-ier TIE tald IL
Scott county. Iowa described e. follows, 10 wi
Lot no 'hrce 81 OF Hen Muller subdiv SION 81 III
sou,h wcsi quar- er ~ section nuulhe yeuteeE tt7D
in to nsalp lumber seyen;y eiFht o. nerth ~ ia Z
number thfce y r1st 81 tic filll accorded
the Offcs f the Recorder % SC Il county afarcrail
ntain.ng thirteen and 9t-iu0 (i3 50 10 acrr-,
n or less snfl CT To tam C,ndttortA aud pAj
r.ei!ts named III eeei Fl ~ Christian So mdt 4uG
wife to- ed Frahm dated rcpieaib.r IT h 1850 Ard
recorded IN soott County Record, II obs q " peetr
pa 80 wticn :. q c.nye, -IiCe /" as mate tg IL
said Fratin the purpos' OF s'cu " the p va n
Of certain promiasoy te aud tn tu'.fes; here
OH cned bN g. ~ Fra LIN ia ed he p DDS ii u-
atyA ID 1855 AM pay ab c foiiows: For II hun
III and sixty dollars due in che year from date {
Macklot 4 Corbiu's tankne House DaveH. ort, with
IN per c,nt per annum ini.r-st after maturity
And now said prou.isso-y rote having lecome dur
and payable aud the sad rug p. aha. hsyite
failed TO pay the same, I, l. ui- yacslat TrGe
tee aforesaid do hereby give this public notice hat
by ertue Of the power which ~ In vested by ard
deed OF Trust, | will, on Tut sisS tn tenth 10y II
Angu-t 1885, At the b. or OF oclock IN the ~
rnocn OF said d.. at the Court Hcusr coer IL theeiiy
of davenport, expofe AMI otfer 'or sale for cash
public au ton tn parcel OF snd above !csorited,
much thereof sbaii be sufficient 20 sstsfy and
pay tn amount OF said note, with Ia" interest her
OH to the day o. sale ttetile v ell the snd
expenses attending said sale, costs OF ii3 notice and
Trurfee's fees,
Dated the 10th day ofJuly D, 1858.
LOUIS A. AACKLOT,
yuiyI1dA Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-11
ShC1.jH,S Safe.

DYvirtue IA " 1t OF rpecisl executi nissued from,
- the on OF tn Geek If the d. tfiot ur: .,
Scott County. Iowa, In the cas- OF Sackett b..che
Co VS. " H. u Brown. cat the 2OlG d =
Il July y 1855 md 10 NJ ected comm .ndl, = n.
that make or au>e I n mad um.f I'm n.
e"a d ~ ~ ioo d h.'s q 90 - anoun Mt du
lncli deut, nt-r,s ais with p..res,
theron I the "a OF seven e. ce, cen her ann, m
from III 10Th dty OF June ISIS hy sal u tn.
ii m, 10 cit: Al tn ig..t, Ill and t.re
which tn. within re dai is haze Ill and To the r l.
low describ ~ ale ,a'e, 20 yartofth north
east quart-rfkl Il sec lou 10 t,irty v. 1851 txn-
eh'T eighiy le0l no tn rang I've ~ asst q m
nclnG tae srs n IS corher Of I ~ tai ,
i've 81 thence asst on SAID section line one hun ireu
and si>'y 1901 rd>. thence no III r.r.y AL rods
b ner ~ea' on hondsed and six. { Col T. enoc
tn to tn. ace OF ~ cunning AS, thu sOat i
ca qTarter u the south quarter ana the son, n
wet qIarer - the north west qua ter of q north
wet quarter of tn s'uh quartsr and the ~
ha, the s'nth east qu rrerof re tinnt enty thr e
1881 of he onth tquarter Of he .ou.t r.. : = .c
tohal IA II ction twent, T. T2il: Ale n
s'uth halt tue n tn wes q arter tse n r h
eat qha ter the su g. a r:r fse ios
fwss1y XIV q! s'oo Is one E! NV. II n IN
Q. ion w MY fv 80; al-o lot, 6 AID o. &C.
ton ih' tx ls5 and IL" > ven III I :. ctlo1 .u-n.
~ hs 81 ais.l.ts one e. ,wo III an, s're RI
tw t. Ave t?5) and 4 ii lief, aux Of ne Ms
stpri Hiver Of south quarter OF ., etop mir y
hvt r. II II said ira T. BE- ng n u n.hi, .,gnts
1901 no OF range ave (5] east Of thu fl grin ira.
me- ian al the south part OF the 3 NH res
9 after OF ses,ion ven six [26l mt wn.h,p iphty
lool n r'n fra eve tS] at Of the NTH ~
s.tce II he. BY si,en bat as con manded b, said
writ 81 al . II ~ The doo 81 the ut Hons, ia
the City Dave por-, Scnt ,unty Iowa. tn hove
oescrio+d property or 80 much sh'r vi sat y
ss'd debt, interest and co 70 =. pubic auctioa 70 ID
highest and b.st bidder tn r-fnr u cash On N AZ
the q dny Of August \ , 1858 ct the hour OF ,
Of lad dav
Dated July astA 1859.
II. LnONAaD.
eus4d0 ohes19 Of eeotS county IovA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-11
AhprjH,x !NAfp.

DY virtue f.wri. of n .cisl executiv issued from
- he office OF TIE OF the ''strict Couri OF
Sc, County, lows the cas- Edward Davis Y .
John re ktel G. secrt,r) John Francis. dated
J ny 8d A u l-5- AID { IN d. ectd Command /, &
me tn 4 make or cause me 10 be made. the -un of
on hund ed ami three s. 90 tic3 81 i0Jj dol srs
amouni q inclnhiLg bt. late eta 9 sts, with
inter st he col rate - six per cent per anLuG
from h s0;i day If Ap u A y Isoe D sale OF the
GloviLg de cribed X. 81 Rs'ate. to-wit; Twenty
foO) acre OF sch5o ia1d to wit: Lot no tweny four
e2l, as spbsii. a, the scho FUND Cox mis- lone. Of
q on cum v in sec / II Tx eco t16l in t4wnshp
seventy eight Isl NTH OF ang' thrse raj east 81
the Gth IS h p ", &c pt!ng the .owing past Of
said I,i tg.n,y four "a Z Wit: the part 81 lot
,s,piy four al lying at OF IN rosa leading 10
north e.teriy direction from Duck Geek, so ex-
ptnv the folio ~tng y RI Of saidl I, to-wit Conn
two ri rocs in = north scst direction where the
4 nth VS.. line Of sad road inter tcts IN soath
boundary iiue Of s. lot iwsr,y four t2Il thence
south 10 the tn boundary ine Of ssid lot, II ene
ives air r q said southern bounisry line OF aid lot
twenty four t22l to suth p iht tina line drawn
thence ,rtb 70 the so 81 line OF sail rosd md
then to the place Of peRinoing shall gether with
one acre Of land thence north 70 tins 60 tn west
boundary ofsaid II ekory Grove and davenport road,
tbs nee suuth asst along the line Of Sad road 10
place Of keginning contain ng one eore. Notice Ia
heseby Civ q, that c0mmaDiod By said VT I Of
spec,sl eoecrtion shall sci the bOve scribed real
etate or % much Thereof . will sat ~ said debt
interest and costs 1t public auction 20 the highest
bt der tber.fo in cash 0aturd the 1lst d.y Of
Ausust A D 1855 IT the hour Of oclo<k Of said dav
n the DOR the Court House In the city OF Davep.
port, colt cou ~, Towa
Dsvsnport, July Gath 1853.
julys7wAw sheriff Of Dsett seanV, Iowa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-11
NhsrlH,S $Ul4.

DY virtue OF Writ 0. special execution issue
ID from tie ofice Of the 81 * ot tLe District Cur
Scott co nty lows III tie case OF harmon Goof
ri W. Lyrsn W Curtis, dste J Is 2sf SO
aud 10 nae iirec I'd, sndinf ar that IN = o
c. usc q he mace, ~. sum Of uire Hundred and sev
nty-thr,- nj !ff-iG0 dolia f1.3 fnj amonnt ~
ilciuingd b. inercst ana casta vi interest there
IN ~ ID, rat OF tx thi per q M p annnm from
~" IL b Az of July y ls-sot ~ ssle Of the ~
l1wiaE destribc = onat lru4frtf OWL: ocs1se'
zrd OF stove pi tie. sp,in4 crAy comanh ray
dry haTGese don IL , ssnfss -lnsie hatbfsA,
rnns tsnd, hursau, vssh 'an' ana esnlrnn'
i towel IA k ecker cane b Il met chsf't o.u
sing. 4 arm chsirs safe eouniins nous dfss,
off ce stove, ". liro3e ID ahofobe, n f3-W
er endless b in box with 81 ing 'es,s, ssfa
4 boxes wit hardw bundle fence IRE, Sc OF
bob :. Ishs,l ct 4 bob sleigh to'oKenl, wriiiis
tree VI pieces ~ grin stone frame, also oil the
rsbt tiiie ar d in crest Of he saf d"fenjsnt, ~
man w Cur,i- Ia and 10 he llo~lng descr bed
real as..te 20 wit 10 rrinber TX l6l and the eat
hair VI o, b, puub-v sew ~ n cS numb r sew
ent, two 1921 in the city " BaYenp,, with al tNe
building. and Axpuri Lci e,irt bei0n sinR'
Il Z 10 her. by given hat Al c fnnand a by said
writ, hail eel III. alnve dfscr bid .rs Ia CD
city and all the rlgh', Il. and interest of The sad
Curtis In end abovf describet real state 81 so
much ther eof as vi satisfy I'D d,bt interest ad
coet, 10 the highest and bet bidder therefor In sh
at the warehouse Of heel II the city Of Day-ri.
prt, Scott county. low, on Satar ~ tie IS h dsy
OF unjust, 1853 fetwesn tn. hours Of 2 a. NJ.
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Dated july %, 1855
Signed III. LEONARD,
JySld1 Wv Sh'f o. Scott cornty, Iowa.