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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-15
Jnsuranre Companies.

MARKET FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY,
Vk Office. No 81 Wali.st
At the Annual Election aesd % the 9Th uytant,
PIIIIETI'S II HOLT STEPHEN LININGTOX
JOSEPH p WlCKHAM ENOCH KETcHAM.
SILAS DAVIS, WILLIAM A. CUMMINGS
OLIVER H. SfiEPARD, HENRY LYLES. "a.
HENRY ROWLAND, BREWSTER NALGNTINE,
ALFRED L. ROWE, GEORGE b WHITFIELD,
WILLIAM Y. MILLER, ALERT HANEMEYER,-
STEPHEN W. GAINES, ISAAC H. SMITH.
ELISHA L. WALTON. TEUEiS w QUICK
NILSSON SYER tOON ROBERT r. SAGE,
HENRY @. REEVE, DAVID NJ TURIN RE.
DANIEL I. WILLETS JOSE T. NAVARRO,
ALBERT I. DE CAMP, ASHER TAYLOR,
JOHN NJ. BRUCE, JR, EDWARD BILL.
RPhJAMIN IN HOWELL, NATHANIEL w. CHATTER
Wrrv erected Directors OF this Company for the ersul1I J.
and mretns OF tbs Board Of Directors held this Day BE
JAMiN n. HOWELL, esq, we rejected Pres.scut, I'D
HENRY 2. FREEMAN. Secretary.
Esw.Ysit. February Q. 1850
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-15
THE REGULAR MAIL LINE via STONING-
e. RQSIAA nd PROVIDENCE llsrd rIsAe=

i TON for BOSTON and PROvIDHECE-IBlsnd rsse-
The .hortes, and uos. direct earyins he sNern Nal
COMMODORE, CAPT W. H. Fssss, In connectyon vita the
sTONINGfON nod PROVIDENCE ard BOSTON md PROV
IDFECR RAILROADS leaving New York daily tSrrSsys ex-
eepe from Pier No North River 6,t .ha' above 8se-
niece Il O'Clock r. m and sontnSson at ESQ The
iysI Of The mail ti,sn which leaves Bos,on At STOP
The COMMODORE, from New'Yorh Hondsy, Wed1estay
M Frday from orns.on Tuesday ThuIsd,y ad Saturday
The PLYMOUTH ROCK from New forh IT, sday Tarrtsy
sn1 Saturday from s,oanson Nonday Wednesday And
P.sU nsers proeeed Stonng:on per nrsd - Pro,denc
and Boston Erprrss NAL Train reaching said PAGES in ID
vance Of by and In ample time for al the eay
uorrua rs North aad Eat Passengers h prefer
b. sJ The lny nights rest andstabsd
breakfast desired and leave S,ouSon 10 The T:0 N TAIN
for Provide nee.
basssse ss,e accompanies The and tsn through
eafh way n,
ssemsr or ct the Freight OAcs Pier No North River "
the ofscs No 10 Battery place
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-15
GOLD MEDAL GRAND and SQUARE

sTEINwAY 4 SONS. Manufacturers,
No. "a Walkc'st, neay Broadway, Sew-forA,
~es awarded the Fir, Premium wLe'e and Whenever hey
bsous their Piano Fortes o competition with tho best nsfes
RccsiSd The two en-. prise Icds. =, MctiOpotsa Rs
Tb~ Fss frcm Ia Gold Meda for tho bee. Plano Forte
Zoe American Institute, Crystal Pslsce New.York 1854
The Fbst Premium God Medal .or the best Piano Forte
The fss Pn,e Medal m Ae hes Pisno Porte q. the American
1nsttuss CrystG P.see, Hsw;yors, 1916
Sic Maryland Institute, BslaTaors, 1857
ss f PT.Ts,n :, 70 Stat s.r psroi, la5
Amoos Se Judges were the sr nu.oA country
s,ch W. Mason. GOichai, wouonhApp, &c. ot.ni aud
sbLed vs.Dsd for thre- yra ADD Wi NO - b. .oId a,
sesiiy induced price, 20 ,eit the ures
GREAT iMPROv MENT in PIANO
NJ foRTEs-MesUs LIoHrR, NEWTON / BRAD
AeE PIANO FoRTEs constructed with "a Arch wrs.
Sisnh wees 10 gpeo.s,eey tae mesa sue"aadA hprOvaeRi
ever sssvAoocd Into THE lsssrasZcnk
EREAT sACRlFICE.-Splndid 7-octsve
M rs~wosc PIANo-FoRrE, e!essat cs.e sne brilliant tone
xne,ae frame usde by superior mAke aud warranted;
Co., has ssen U.ed w months, vii b sold Low tOT
ga Inquiry ., Nc. IS Bedford-s'
HaUsICAL INSTRUMENTS ct COSTPRICEs
M -fsas Porsss NslsSeons Guitars, Fsses vsHAs 40
& &C., '' s. - oss s:ss. a:as fse.r : 81
ssvsy kisl q Musical and Muac~ ksAsoss ~
rSs l. ssss sas sess ..ors.a soeA oasroa tn Ii.
ctnhy Our este Wholesale dpsnsn sso thrown oeeo
e s .essa sde Il eo Poes Lhs. cave, va sps s9SssS
Isaacsi scsSs q u iinas
m a ~ NsvI~A State Bss1: ~ p I,yy oS
No sss Bro.a.y. NsSrNrA'
Pa-Pssas ordering from tSs soaaty wv - - asssSns
snl Athfsny served g. " preser.
DIANOS and MELODEONs. New and second
II ks.< 49, sesoe and New Yort males :. 70.
- s wA A. s.s s.so 40: nd :.s ss.s''
HORACE *ATERs, Nc 81 Bwstwsy'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-15

DlKIII 8 BousH Auctioree--Oace Nc. go Brosd~ay.
nANIEL s. HOCGH vii se!l at auction, on
~ TUESDAY, To-porros. H.h. II, Il 10. oc.ct M
The private re-d, No pa West Zdst sthsr all
th- splendid Furniture contained in the house. newsP:p
description is r. be appreciated must Dc seen 10.
c.i.oSe rov rtaiy aus lots OF superior c
Furniture qusny Of es ssut Dec'rs'ious Irs
&c. Sac positive and n-ut snT scout
rr-alt descr rive sisosUes uornns Of SAFE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-15

DIANo-roRTEs and MEL0DB0Ss-Made o. o
-, ....as do afef rob IL tooe md fully ss'rssed
ux ,,,, ..fI.fnrsioc uOuhiy psyment< n desrd AZ"
- x.,v en- ssoo,d band riAsOS ohs.p fS oAIs ts
osnsisaAy fJko PWAkE Co. 60 C'e.- 4 oeS w
DAWN, BACON & Co., (sucoecsorv 20 Bacon
IL R.,.oL PIAEO-fORTB MANUFACTU aER5, Were
.a No Grand o.. Broadway ~serr full - "tr,en
n sninnts 1sy ~ 6end ero.sssss oGf "vn mino~
,urr Warranted " every r~spes<
cPLEkDID PIANOS--Hsvo sweet and power
M topes srhd throusboot the BED wort msnlito oss
DER rI,.n o. ornamental offered foe ale very 1v ~
tHLkFH0 LDWSUN o. their PsstOry No IA s.d is,a
e. htsesa Ist ,Dd I'd Tbey vohb The s'erus'
Il dealers. Also two sroui hand Pianos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-15
GREAT REDUCTION of FARE TO EUROPE.

GREAT REDUCTION of FARE to EUROPE
grm Nev.Yorh n sor.hsrnp ITO New Yot from sosthamp
ton Have OF Bremen, ton, Rsvrs, o. Bremen:
Tlrr Cabin. 46Ogfirt Cabin. 9pU
Second Cabin % Second CABIN. %
Steerase...............s 81 stecrse
frs.ciss paddle steamship ARIEL 400 tuna
Cayend, commander SAL from Per Ne North River
q noon precisely carrying the United States Mall, VIZ;
Leave New.York for South Bremen for Southampton
symptom. usy1e and BIsmen sou;h.npsSs f,r NeT;Yors
ARIEL...... .Marh y Saturday April II Wed, Apr!
These steamships touch Hsvre Specie delivered In London
go fS D. ToRIANCE Agent NJ Bowling Green. n Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-15

II sTArFsMAIL LINE-The tvur.te cesnsnap ALABAMA.
C,r,sp Co,se Sch.rcs, vii cave 90 WEDNESDAY. Feb
- s,clk m from PIT No North River Birs u sAnx
80 - ooly Ar tsra, For freight osssa<e sppy
SAMUEL L MrrCHILL son, No. Is Brosiv1y.
a,r.,er, 10. Fonda 3.vsnnAh LEAVING every hau
DAY wedn.sday cod yhAy. This sip 10 ready 70
ceiy YrelSrt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-15
STEAMBOATS, and RAILROADS..

EOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW
Il PORT and PAIL RIvER.-Ths splendid and superior
steamer RAY STATE Capt Jewet, hsses Now York every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY AID SATURDAY, a. oooSk ?; m,
aad the STATE or MAINE Capt Braytou leaves NevYork
every MONDAY WEDNESDAY aud FRIDAY, O'Clock
from Pier No 8, n X, nsx The Battery both touching
q Newport each way
VIII b. REGARDED secured 20 appc>ns
until the shall have been paid for.
Freight 70 Boston .dsd through with cs. petcA By
Express yreisht Train.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-15
Professional Notlree.

EDWARD III. DIXON, NJ. D., Editor Of The
~ scsp and author Of Practical Treatise seKusl Dis
..-," stt@nds exclusively 70 OPERATIVE SURGERY AID
CONSULTATIONS On the more Obscure d'ea' No 4: IN;
one hours be his private IritAl The oee Of The seal
nj at No vesyk AEor Houss, where al Literary aad
kus es stlon. se e, complimentary yiSts
a., received. Consultirs fee Si
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-15
INSTRUMENTS 81 COST PRICES

DIANOS and MELODEONS.-New and second
II hs.A bs ssoc snd New Yort n.f.' :. 70.
E6e = - pace the grrai Piano and Muae seency OF
HORACE NATERS, No 81 Bwstwsy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-15

NETWORK and SAN FRANCISCO STEAM
stesu,lip NORTHERN LIGHT 2 $40 tgus. E L Takspaush
master VIII sail fr Pier No North RyeE on WEDSsspAf
Mach TO- for ASPiSWALL, connecting with tbe tTstclcss
.'es,hip ORIZABA 400 tun r. II. Behen, ussse leaving
san frcsco MsychS For freight and passage sppy ONLY to
ID TORRANCE. Astnt. Ne. Bowling Green, Ne~'fotA
CTEAM 10 SOUTHAMPTON and HANRE.-
- The mssu6c.rt arnshp vANDERBiLT 55s tun' l. L.
Let.vre master. viii sell, with the MAILS: -
FROM sywyo7x SOUTH lGRoa SOUTHAMPTON AMI HANkh
,xprox .sp H.vRE ssW-Yosg.
sATiRpAY... April lO,wEDSESO AY.......Aprl %
sATtRDAY,,...,....Nsy "a WEDNESDAY June y
sATCRDAY..........July 5iWEDNESDAf.....:..J July q
Pice pssssse s,cordns TO location q room Fst cabin
$40 and 100; SECOND cabin, So aud co.,
81. he delivered In London and Paris.
For freight passage sppy TO
d. TORRANCE Agent No Bowling Green, Ny.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-15

ELUSHINT KAILKUAD-LeaEes uItOH MI
bet Wharf By Issnd City, 9. and 10 aud l..
and 52p p The leave Fushins L a: the same
hoo meeting and exchanging with the Boss Hun!
,r's Point. Thru an in lny nI.nutrs Fare, 25 c,sts
WV. VI. SMITH. Receiver.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-15
NETWORK and HARLEM RAILROAD

NETWORK and HARLEM RAILROAD
IN WINTER ARRANGEMENT,
CnnmeneiIs WEDNESDAY Jan 1854
Srrirs Leave Dept Of White and Csnir Yoh
ESQ Nal I.in for Albany SSppns u wllamsSh3ss
ard 81 Stations norh.
..E1prs. Tain for Abs1y, Stopping q .hs pincipd
sYp .for White Plains sOprtns q: al in.s,nsdss sts
t!ors
fr,Ius Leave Depo. CT Sth.r. srd Fh-sv. NsvYorti
S:B FOR WliAusbhdse, soppSs e. ntsnosdse 5S
EonA
u:S a.. for Willie PLns. PIPING a. mfeFued<ss 80
Eopa
a,Sp u Ter WInlAn.eadse Soppns It al h.sr.edas 81
torA
Soc m For Maleton, stopping .. Whmsbhdse md a
ttenro1iste Stations north
<op For Cro.o1 Isls roppins u a. msr'uess sataA
S:S p.i FOR "NaA1nSbfsse coping ~ ihSef~SASs ~
torl
REruNxS-rs!rs L<svs Albany ~ New Yorti
f,A Ma stopping Il ~ Stations aeove AID u WIan&
tn6S.
sBn n. .. E1psssS stopping ., ptn,.ps Stations only
WI J. CAMPBELL- Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-15

O,IIck OF SIAGAsA FI.E i.svaAscr coss.sr.|
No. 81 War.< Fr6 10, 1883
DIyIDEND.-A semi-a1nual Dividend Of TEN
IL nW PER CENT has tina day b-er declared ~ the Js!d
OF Dircor, psy able OF ds..ud L. @. IRVING. 5oc'sy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-15
financial.

sImyok DtSst, A0ct.oLseG
DY SIMEON DRAPER, Office No. 40 Finest.
ID co, ~ Wni.mR.eusr Auction sAles ct the AerohAnx
Exchange EVERY DAY soAs and BOnds bought Md s4a
sAIY THIS DAY, q. ~ O'Clock g. css.osus
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furniinre.

E,NAMELED CHAMBER FURNITURE, at
H G. y FARRINGTON'S Wsroroons No. 36s Canal st,
oeppske Woost~r-st.. Hew.Yo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-15

CirI.HNs' BANK, Ne~ YorF, Feb 8 81
nIVIDEND.-A semi annual dividend Of FOUR
~ PER CENT on the Capita Stock Of this Bsnt hes beet
deed payable and after The lah Inst The Transfer B1o
q r COMSrOCK Cashier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-15

NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-For PHILA-
IN pRfPHIA and The SOUTH sad WESr, Va JERSEY
CITY-ksl and EKpr-s knee kevs New York q and II
and snt fare eSi II sd 90 70 Eenansn rsroasA
cd fUr BsItiror- wssh.nspn Noh Ac and tsrnsa he
- oh<cked b Wszhrsfsn IL 6 q ard p. nAnA
W. WOODRUFF, As<s,sIa Sup rnfeninnA
No bses VII b. received kr sny stn une: dsverd snA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-15

IN TUHSUAN w ., 81 Cr19f o. DC Surrosat
a ut C.nTy Ohm J. OBRlEN Ia. ~ ~. ss-,,s-~
hfe ss'~ s.Ss.& d 40 :. PSs.st d. .sg ys
w--trs urf'' - of lors " bofsr. t- a. ~
70 ,,''Sl y Dad Esw.Yest ~ zsh 81 q Ast ~
sul5 fsaSrA 'Ah'.o $3.50 <''"aaslss,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-02-06
SIglg0TGD POETRY.
Home.


Home.
oh what scenes of bliss and pleasure
Does that heavenly word contain;
Always bringing thoughts OF loved ones,
Which their memories sustain.
When oppressed with care and sadness,
.s AS among the world you roam,
owith what delight and gladncss
Comes tho cheering thought of home.
There fond hearts await your coming,
And your name is gently, spoke;
There your absence is lamentcd,
And affcction's tear awoke.
When inconstant Friends desert you
In odyersity's stern hour, s
And the clouds or disappointment
Ger your dnrkoned pathway lower.
Then light breaks through the darkness,
As thcthought ofhome dawns light
And with feelings sure and hopeful
Can yon grasp the beacon bright.
o, with what delightful feelings
Can you turn amid your woes.
Knowing their true hearts are beating,
Though your path be thick with foes.
Let.no feeling e'er come o'cr YOU,
Which would lead you to reject
Your fond home aud its loved inmates,
Or to treat them with neglect,
Think of your once helpless childhood,
OF your parents wotchful care
How they turned your erring footsteps,
From temptations Turing glare.
How unfceling Is the person, s
A"fi,ow void of all That's pood.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-02-06


The BANxs AND MoNEY.-It was said that
the relief given tho Ranks by the Legislature
would be a relief to the country Has it beer
so? Are the Banks at all disposed to assist
and relieve the people? II So they would
discount good paper and accommodate the
country, instead of dealing altogether in ex-.
changes. The Que is attended with small
profits and the other with much larger ones.
The Banks have becn released from the pen
altics which they had incurred by their sus-
pensions, but they are still disposed to pur
sue their own Illegal gains at the expense of
the people This is tho reward they give for
the libcrality of the recent legislatfon of the
representatives of the people. Never WAS
money more scarce or difficult to get. We
may expect it to remain so till the farmers
and planters send off their cotton and getG
return for it. This they ought to have done
early in the fall. BY not selling their crops
they have lost one third of their value. Cot,
ton sold for fifteen ceuts in the fall, and it is
now not worth ten - Greenel2G Potriot.
A veteran 'TRANscREssoR.-An Anderson
Brooks, alias Foster, an old convict, and per-
haps one of the worst chasacters in the Statc,a
has served twenty-six years and six months
in the penitentary, and is now doing good
service for the city of Richmond, in the chain
gang. The Dispatch says:
Hewas raised in this Immediate neighbor-
hood, and when young man was looked up
on as q desperado Has first imprisonment
was for burning his,wife alive, for which he
served ten years in the penitentiary. ON
hisliberation he went to Kanawha COUNTY,
whore he,committed daying theft, of which
he was convicted and re-sentencedto thope
itentiary. On his way down he succeeded in
robbing tho Sheriff of f$200, which was found
when he was scarched'ia the State prison.
Taking this case aaafair illustration, 1T would
seem that long sentencos has no more effect
upon the morals Of criminals,than shortOnes.
PiTf PIATT has been appointed Post
master at Plattsburg, This alliteration is
equal to Peter Piper, who picked the pick
'lcdpcppcr.
"A WOMAN is at the bottom of all mis-
chief" said Joe. eyes" said Frank,
"end when I used 50 get into mischief ny
motllor was at Tie doitoin of me"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-02-06

s THE Best OF GfFrs. --A celebrated wri-
ter says the best thing to give your enemy
is forgiveness; oyour opponent, tolerance;
to, a friend, your heast; to your child, q
good example; toa father, Difference to
your neth6fy conduct that win make her
pyondSof yoe5 to yoorsalf; teepect; to al
men; chatitYs y -" * 'SeaT ~
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-02-06

The ladies say they are opposed to stop
ping thc'mafes on the Sabbath, especially
IN the aysnins, Spless they stop at tbSir
Aamcs.l
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-20

JOANNA Gi-tt and PIN sss j. Gille executed
q to IN, a. Trustee, . deed for the following de-
scTib properly, which deed 10 duly recorded in the
Krcord,rs office for Scott county, lows IN book so"
of mortgages page $50. to wit: parcel OF ond in
the city Of Davenport, thus d. scribed: CONNIE ncing
at point on Brady street In said city, one hundred
and ten lIO feet north OF the north line Of lot
number eighteen llSl thence north on east side Of
Brady street thirty 3ul IRE hn"e c ST one h
dred and m sol rect ,h.Lc. son,h tbirtv 1901
feet; thence west one hundred and nifty 1901 feet
TO the place OF besi'n Also, parcel Of land "
ting north snd Adoinng said lot described last above
measurirg ten feet on Brady street aforesaid by
one hundre and nifty Sol feet in depth more par
ticulArly de- cribed as follow: Commencing at the
Southwest corner OF lot number ri IN hsler's
addition to said city, running thence north Brady
street ten l0l feet; thence east one hundred and
ty 1851 feet; thence south ten l1Ol fe /; themes
west one hundred and fifty sol fe along the line
dividing lot, number and two III In said ad-
dtion, to the pl,ce OF b. ginning
Now default having beeh u, ode in the covenants
In said deed mentioned, SHALL on the 2lst day Of
October, 1858, at 2 O'Clock NJ at the Court House
door in the city Of Davenport, county If Scott and
ttat. of Iowa. sell the above described property 10
the highest bidder for cash
The trustee will convey only the title conveyed "a
him.
AUSTIN CORBIN,
Oep29dta Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-20
LEGAL.


"HRRKAs on the 4th day Of August, A. D.
" 1887, Heury Bowen and Elsey A. ByWen, his
wife. executed unto David .. True, Trustee, \
csrtsin Died u Trust conveying TO said Trustee thu
land Ia bcett County, Iowa, described Is follows
to-~it Part o. the east half Of cut lot number
twenty -one, IN In the City II Davenport se1in-
niBG ~ point foriy tOl f-et ard two hundr
and yenty-s!x 75i,s, (256 10 1901. feet north 81
the southeast corner 81 said out i"t-thence boi Ii
nifty lSOI feet, thsnce wet one hunjred and h'ty
tlsol r.. thence south h.y 1901 IT,. thence east one
hundred and atty 1901 Il to place Of hes inning; hch
said conveyance wss made BY ~ ii Henfy Bowen and
Blsey 4. kwen, tor the purpose securing the pay
ment ~ cert ain Lronisso'y note and the interest
therfo on sisnei by the said IIcnry Bo~sn dated the
9Th Gay OF August, A. D. 1s57. for the cum ~ four
hundred collars, payable To the o. Ter % l. W. Wool
ward, due ninety days after ts dte With interest at
ten per cent. per annuin after maturity
And now said note bavin become due AMI pas able
and the said Henry Bosen having failed % the
same. David g. True, Trustee AZORES aid. do here
by gvethis public notice that BY virtue OF The powell
whichs In me verted BY said deed Of Trust, will OF
Friday the 22d day OF t,ber, le5s nj the hour
2o'cock in the afternoon Of said Cay, at the C,ur
House door In the city OF Davenport, expose and oe
for sale, at public auction, the highest bidder fol
thereof shall be sufioient to satisfy and pay tn
day OF sas together With all the costs and expens-
fees. Upon the completion OF such sale deed vii
be given IN accordance with the stiyu OF sai
Deed Of Trust.
Dated September 29th. A y, 1855.
DtvIDS. TRUE,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-20
Trustees Sale.

WHEREAS on the IL h day OF February, A n 1853
w James Piu nbecs and Anna, his wife, execu.
ted unto II Mathews a. 7, usiee, certain deed OF
trust, conveying to taid trustee the land IN Scott
county, Iowa described follows, to Wit: The west
half Of the south west quarter Of section number
thirty ore Isl in township seventy nina 1871 north
Of range three cart and the east half OF tue .outh
east qaAvtes OF section ihirty-tix 1851 n this same
township and In range two III east u the 9th n ,
containing in all enc hundred and sixty seven [l61l
scrts more or less which said conveyance III ade
By the tatd James Plumbeck and Anna PIumbeck for
the purpose OF securing the payment Of = certain
pyomsr0ry note and the int rest thereon ssned by
cad James Plumbeck, dated tho tenth day OF Yebru-
AIRY, 1858 for the sum Il three hundred and for
ty-fve dollars, payable to the order u Hosford
Suits, due six months after It's date with interest Of
ten per cent per annum after due.
And now said prOmiseory note hav ng become
due and payable and the said James flLm' eek
having failei To pay the same, I. Mathews,
Trustee AS Aforesad do hereby give this public
tice that by virtue Of the power which is In
ted by SAID decd u Trust, will on 10nd. the 18th
day ~ u tober D 1855 at ths hour OF 2o'cl,cs II
aft rn,on Of said day 1t the Court House door IN
the city Of Davenport expose and offer for sale,
1t pablo auction the parcels Of land above
much thereof shall be o. hicient to satisfy
and pay the amount Of said note with the inter.s
thereon to the lay Of SALE together with all the costs
and expenses attending said sale cos - this motto.
and Trustees fees. Upon the compe' Il such al
ed will be eiven In accordance with tie sttpua-
tion ofsad deed Of Trust cow yng full and perfect
title u the tract % land sold TO the purchaser.
Dated the ID day Of October, 1858,
H. b. MATHEWS,
mi r., at,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-20

Luther r. Hicks W. Herbert b Fischbach.
DY virtue Of On execution In the above emitted
ID osnse. dated September 1855. and " M dirtc-
ted, commanding me that OF the goods, chsitels,
stock interes. In any company, oebts due proper
y in the hs.ds Of thu pcrsons, lanes and tsne
mems (which are not exsmpt from execution)
make Of cause TO be maie, the sum OF two hind cd
end forty and 81 100 d0llsrr, 1919 92 amount
due, including debt, interest and suit with
interest 1t the rate Of elk per cent per annum from
August 81 1858, - we'll ~ Gil aesruirg costs ex-
ecuti n, have levied upon the following described
personal property. to wit bCltinG reels, curbs,
. frames, hoppers and frames for same, 40 cogs
for gssF lot Of lambsr for elevators IL bridge
Ties, $50 bridge keys u boiling chest doors, pats
for bridge ties, stone beams material for reels,
material for cooler rake, 400 flights OF conveyors
lot OF inch and inch lumber for conveyor boxes,
posts, 100 slaves f.T aour packers, way hopper
lot Of dressed and und1essed etu6 fer gamers, 7
pieces Of shaftirg, lot Of dreastd STUFF for back
wheat bottng chest psr Of three kegs Of nails lot
hoop iron. lot Of hard and soft lumber lot OF hard
and soft lumber LYING shout the mil. also > lot Of
timber taken % the property u the above named de-
PENDANTS.
Notice hereby given that viii sell the shove de-
sc'ibed persons property q public auction, to tbs
highest and best bidder therefor IN cash, the mill
Of tho defendants, In Princeton Scott county, Iova,
on saturday, November 6. 1858, te:ween the hours
Of A \ snA ofsaid day.
Dated q tobeE 3, 1863.
signed, II. LEONARD,
or6i1t-wlv 0h'n OF Scott county, Iowa.