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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-09-29
VOL. 5.---NO. 5.

traying his trust-tell me that they, armed az
they have been by the simple, naked principle
OF popular sovercgnty-that this principle is
4 humbug? Why, what does such wonders
must be real, must beright. Come to it, gen.
tiemen, the men who are for Congressional in.
terference here are reLecomptonites; men whom
you deSpise. They are constantly telling you
day after day, that they despise YOU. We Of
fer TO you the principle of popular sovereign
ty, brought from the fair field Of Kansas coy
cred all over with glory. We have proved
that we stand by it We have.turned our backs
upon the Administration well have rejected its
patronage; ; we have laughed at Its blandish-
ments-no mean thing to do at any time, and
particularly at time like the present, when
our country has been swept by such whirl-
wind. Believe in us, stand by Haskin in his
noble conduct; yindicate the principle in his
election; cease your differences as to names
give US the principle, anti the name viii be
little. That which applies to the Republican,
applies with significant forcc to the Ameri-
cans; and must say. ;(I would do injustice
to my character if did not say it, that am
incXorably opposed TO one portion Of the A
merican creed; that is due to you, gentlemen.
and TO myself. But there is another portion Of
the American creed which teaches US, and we
are bound TO believe them, that il is a national
creed. They nave their Southern connections
they have their Humphrey Marshall, their
Winter Davis, and their good men, whom
know well, and these are your leaders. They
tell us that you are national, and therefore tho
doctrine of popular sovereignty is for you;
above all it is for the North the South is
committed TO tit will not recedc. The day
is gone when sectionalism can prevail in this
country The South, gallant and glorious as
she is, We must protect, sirs in all her rights.
| have stood by her from my early years down
to the present moment. 1 will stand for her
to the end, unless she asks me to do wrong;
then We must part company for time. The
South, gentlemen, is committed TO this prin-
ciple, and thus with all the pledges of tho
past, with all the hopes'df the present, 1 call
upon you to take the principle, and to take it
soon the train is moving and the cars are fill-
ing up. Come on, letTs take this principle
for single principle. Everything else that is
right will follow, and in 1860 there will not be-
white man in the North willing TO say no
ever heard the name OF Lccompton. loud
cheers.l
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-09-29

SREAKIsG OUT IN DREAMs.-A correspon-
dent of the Richmond Dispatch, tells the fol-
lowing in a letter from one of the Springs:-An
amusing incident occurred on the cars of ihe
Virginia and Tennessee road, which must DO
preserved in print. 1t is too good to be lost.
As the train entered the Big Tunnel, near this
place, in accordance with the usual custom q
lamp was lit. A servant girl accompanying
her mistress, had sunk into profound slumbcr
but just the lamp was lit she awoke, and !.
half asleep, imagined herself in the Internal
regions. Frantic with fright, she impiored her
Maker to have mercy on her, remarking, at
the same time, s'the devil has got me at last.''
Her mistress, sitting on the seat in front of the
terrified negro was deeply mortified, and cal
led upon her-'sMollie, don't make such a
noise il is /, be not afraid" The poor Afri-
can Immediately exclaimed. ssOh, missus,
dat You; jest what 'spected; / always thought
if cher / got to de bad place, would see you
dar.'' These remarks were uttered with such
vehemence, that not word was lost, and the
whole coach became convulsed with laughter.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-09-29

ARKANSAS PoLHIcIASs.-In Pike county,
Ark. few days ago. a political meeting
came on. at mhici tho candidates for ne Le-
gislature-a DIR. Lane among them-addressed
the people. Upon the DIR. descending from
the platform, af-er a brilliant speech, he was
arrested for a murder committed in North
Carolina two or three years ago, and put in
irons. to be conveyed to the State from which
he had fed. The DR.. was very reluctant, and
appealed TO his s'constitucnts,; but il wouldn't
L.,
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-09-29

The man who carries a lantern in dark
night can have friends all around walking safe
ly by the help of its rays and be not defraud-
ed. So lie who has the God given light of
hope in his breast can help on many others in
this worlds darkness not TO his own loss. but
to their precious gain.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-09-29

A medical writer asserts that the introduc-
tion of the tomato upon the table has reduced
the severity of certain types of summer di-
seases to noticeable extent. There is no
doubt of their healthfnlncss as food nor of
their excellence as 4 luxury. -s-e.-l =.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-09-29

A writer in Blackwood says that every man
who is not monster, a mathematician, or q
mad philosopher, is the slave Of some woman.
Wonder how he knows
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-09-29

An Irishman, arrived from California says
ssIt's an Elegant country the betibongs are as
large dinner pots, while the fieas are used
for crossing creeks with, one hop an they's over
with two on their backs.''
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-09-29

Messrs. Lincoln and Dongssas have, in their
discussions, given sketches OF their own and
each others lives. 1t appears that, while
Douglas has been gross sinner, Lincoln has
been grocer. +--
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-09-29

Joe Fuller says some young ladies are so
artificial, that even in making love, they use
none but artificial flowers of speech. -.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-09-29

There lives n man in our county who SAYS
that he has COW so small that he sets her on
the table, aud hands her around instead of q
cream pitcher.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-09-29

The strongest kind of a hint-a young lady
asking gentleman to see il one of her rings
will go on his little finger.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-09-29

Snow SoUALL IN JULY.-The wife of George
Snow, of Arkansas, gave birth to three chill
dren July 26th.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-09-29

Jones has purchased hat for the head Of
navigation, and shortly expects to cap tho
climax.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-09-29

"Sir, you are just like the motions of a
aog's taii.'' CHOW, so'' ssBecause you are .
wag.'' t.ss.- -
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-09-29

The superhuities OF professed christians
would send the gospel to tho whole world.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-14
%hPrjH',S Sale.

DY virtue Of a writ of special execui nissucd from
ID the ofi OF the Clerk OF the Di tfct q .urt OF
scott County Iowa in the case Of Sackett, Belcher
& Cows W 8 X H. Brown, dated the goth day
of July y SIS and to IN" directed commanding me
that make or to be.made the sum Of ten "nn-
Ell ID fpr'y o. leo Glars t$lOiO 21 amount due
incl ldug debt, interest ana Costs, with interest
thereon at tue of seven (7) per cent PER annum
from the 10Th day Of June A 1858 by SALE OF the
fn.l ling, TO Wit: AL the rgnt tile and Interest
which the within defe dants have IN and to the fol-
10 wing described reas tate, Ia wit: Part OF thu north
east quarter Of section 10 thirty i've 1851 town
ship eighty ['ol 9th o range five 70 east, com
mencing It the south WIS corner OF set on thirty
five 1881 thence east said section line one hundred
aud sixty 1861 rods, thence no tn forty t4Jl rods
the nee one hundred and sixty 1901 ryas thence
tn To the pace OF b.ginning Also the south
quarter OF the nth W. ST quarter and the south
west quarter OF the north west quarter OF the north
west quarter Of t south east quarter and the east
hs the south east gu rter VI section xenty three
1881 he south quarter Of he south west frac-
to,si quart II ction twenty for t24l also In
south half o. the n nth west quarter Ct the north
east quarter ii the south "a quarter Of section
twenty six f26l; also IS one j. two III and three
Isl and north west qlsr eT Of the n"rth vest quarter
Of ion TWENTY Ave 25), also lots aud OF Sec
ton thi ty xix 1861 and lot 5. ven 81 section TWEEN
ty I've ,25] also lots one III, two III and three III
Of section thirty six ts6l also six Of .ction
tw- I'VE [25) and ffaoti left bank Of The Ass-
s,ppi River OF south east quarter Of section thirty
Ave 1871 Ill ef said tracts bong in to nship eighty
1901 north Of range ave 5 Of the f,h Drn ipat
quarter OF section twenty six 1851 In township iehty
1901 north Il IA. &c five [5) east of the nth Pm
Notice is her by given that as commanded BY said
writ shall sci At the door Of the Court House In
the City o. Davenport, Scott )uDty Iowa, the above
described property or much thereof viii sati ~
said debt interest and 10 at public auction TO the
highest and best bidder therefor In cash on iday
the 9th day Ct August 1888 At the hour Of p y
" DATED July 2s.h 1853.
Fl. LEONARD,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-14

pY virtue Of IN execution issued IRON tne pih0e
- Of the Clerk OF the District III on Sco't eou!
Iowa, in the OF Joshus Di,l ". itmrr 'eithsi
Henry Blocker, Chr tian 1hordt ADD eau HAAS ia
ted July 10, 1853, and ID M detected ooianian-
ding hat of the goods ohstes. STOCK, interest
IN asy company ctb dne. prop ity In th hdhus oi
third persons, lands md tenements l"hi are ho'
exen by law from txecution) make or cause 10 DC
made the sum oftwo lundrt aud forty-eight o2-lOJ
d Lars (S245 S1), amount due IN luing DEBT h'er-
and cost OF suit well ali Accfu hs Costs on
execution, with .ntsTes thereon the rate OF " 7
cent per Annun from the 18th day OF fcbI uary, \
1883.
By virtue OF said execution have lsviei upon The
following personal properly, to wit 70 acre. wheat
OF corn 10 acres of barley and 1--WE acres Of
oats, taken she property of the within named DE-
f.dant Chrt tian III rd,. Public notice Is he re-
by iven that I will sell The personal p'olerty a.
above describe at the farm OF aid ihoidt, VIM
Il I'D town hip Scott county, Iowa at public outcFy
II tie hights and best bid er therefor In cash. CT
Tuesday, the Tito Gay Of August 1885 between
the hours 81 0 A n and oclocs II Of SAID day.
July 10, 1855.
r. LEONARD,
49, Go ton htu
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-14
THllSlGe'S Sale.

WHEREAS on the 18th day Of November A
w 1851, hahn Kathleen and Lena Raihjen his
vie, aau J 4aChni kathleen exec 1t Il unto Austin
Currn ~ Trustee, a certain ded of Trust, convey
ins - Id Trustee the lard Ia Scott comfy, Iowa.
desc. lied as follows, to wit: The wet half o! the
southwest quarter sett number eight Ell isl
in township numscr seventy mine 49, north OF range
nuuber two i2l east ofthe nnhP NJ except strip
Of the northern pat of said land, running along
the northern b,unia,y line ~ said land, two roos
wide from its northeast to Its mort west orner
which said coIlvg vance made by tie saii Rath-
zen fr the purpose OF securing the payment Of .
cert ain pTomlssoyy note and the in crest thereon,
sigued said Johsnn AM Joachim Ra,hien, dated
the . uay of November, A 1851, and payable as
follows One hundred an seventy d 'lars due n the
first day of July, 1885, at Msck'ot Corbtn's
Bansi < Hous., Davenport, with ten per cent. per
annum interest sitter maturity.
And now said promissory note h.v r & become due
and pay able and the ssid Johann an Joachim Rath-
len having TAI. 10 pay tie SAM, J. Austin Corbin
Trustee a afuresai. do hereby give this public
tioe ihut by virtu" 81 the power which is III yes
ted by said deed # T ust will on Tuesd the 10Th
DAY or Augusta 1855 at thu hour Of ocl ock III the
afternoon of SAID day at the Court House door in the
city cf Davenport expose and offer for sale, for cash,
at public auction, the parcel OF land above de-
scritei, or much The tof ehsil be SUI
ticient TO satisfy and pay the amount o. said
note with the iutert ST thereon to the day of sale to-
ge,her wi h al the costs and expenses attending said
safe COS 5 Of this notice and Trustees fees.
Dated the 18th day OF July y 1888.
AUSTIN CORBIN.
iyISv Tr sLae.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-14
AhCrin,S SAFE.

DY virtue II writ OF special executive issued from
I'D h. Office OF the Clerk Of the district Cour. 0;
Scot County. Iowa IN the case Edward Davis
John Becktel (Executor) AID John Francis, dated
July esd A ID lsJs and :, me directed Commanding
me tha, make or canse me to be made the um Of
ons hundred and three b5-lO0 ti03 So 1907 dollars
amount e. including BIT, Interest al sts with
ST the at the rate OF six cent per annum
from he goth day Of April 1858, BY sale OF the
FLOWING described Real Esratc, to-wit: twenty
(2) acres of school land wit: Lot twenty four
ia subvided qy the scho fund commissioner OF
y OFT county in n sixteen ll6l In tywnsh.p
seventy eight Isl north Of rang three 81 east OF
the fifth i5sh] NJ, pting the lowing part OF
said lot twenty four "a TO wit: the part OF lot
twenty four al lying east OF tn rotd leading -
nor til westerly direction from Duck Greek so ex-
crpting the following part Of said 4 to-wit Com
N cling III Hickory Grove and Davenport road
two III rods in north west direction where the
south wast line of said road intersects tbs sonth
boundary line of 50 lot twenty four i2sl thence
south 70 the south boundary line OF said lot thence
alorg said sonthern boundary line OF said lot
twenty four I22l to subj p int. that line drawn
thence north the tn west line OF said road snd
then to the place OF beginning shah tngether with
the two lines rst ia this des.TiD ION encloses
acre Of land thence north to the socth west
boundary ofsaid Hickory Grove and Davenport road,
thence south asst along the line OF sad road to the
place of beginning contain ng one aore." Notice is
he, eby given, that AZ COMMANDED by said VT o.
special eqecution shall sel the sbove scribed real
estate so much there viii sat ~ said debt,
interest and COSTS at public auction - the highest
bidder therefor in cash Saturday the 2lst day OF
August D 1865 at the honr Of o'clock Of said day,
at the door OF the Court House in the city OF Daven-
port, Scott county, Iowa
iulv27w4v Sheriff OF Scott county, Iowa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-14
-LegNl Notice.

STATE OF IOWA
SCOTT COUNTY,
In the District Court of Scott County, June Term,
1888:
A. Smalliied vs.. J hn J. Dunkhorst.
To said JOHN j. Dunkho;st:
NyOU are herebv notified that or the I'd day " Feb
ruaIy, A u io57, .aii p aintiH filed IN the Office
OF the clerk the District Court OF sad County his
petition Claiming # you the sum CT two hundr' and
rive doll justly due him on apromitsory note
made ana ,Xecuted by you as principal aud sail
plaintiff rety TO one Thomas Mckay bearing
date Ap'i 10th 1851 and psy able In two months after
date with three per cent after due. which
said note becoming due and payable and you falling
TO psv the same said plant Il thereupon paid sad
note that the gnal I ce ia SAID oa-e was retur-
ned " the sheriff OF said Scott County GA the "a dsy
OF February 1881, OF ind within my JUL ct!on
All al the May 1857 OF said court 1t was orGertd
that notice BY pnbca be given in this case and
now unle.s you appear and answer thereto on orbe
tore The 4h dav OF October Il 1855 the first day Of
the next te III Cf 81 Court decree will be rendered
against you IA accordance with the srsyer OF said
peiiii ner. JOShU PAlIEN,
uI,lTw4w Clerk OF Dist let Court.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-14
LEGAL.


vVyHrRr.s on the ,rs. day ola eptember 4 u 1857
w G1,drieh HabbArd and Dargarst Hub ard, hts
wife ea.cuJ q unto Frank flumer a. Trus'e', GER
tain deed ofTfust cJnveyns 10 SAID ust-e IN labu
L.. Scott c.tniy. lows, descr bid A. Follows, 10 Wit
The east hSif OF the south east quarter OF secion
number tw-nty sven GU in town.hip rish $50
also The uudivlisd hsll the east haf,ihe n9rth.a-
noarter of the north west A;ter OF sec ION thiry-
four GA in township eghtJ lsOJ range hV- to) e.st
Il the SIN n; which said conveyance vas made by
the .atd q I'd ish Hubbard AMI Ma tarsi Hubbard,
h,s WIFI for the purk II occurring IN paym' mt %
certain Irtnis scry MT AMI tn interest thereon
q gred IS ssii Go5srieh utbard, payable N y.
Danckle. sni J Il Hi II, and dsted tie first day
n, s.p,emver 4 u 1851 and payable follows one
far ans dofs,r, payable in ain ~ days from dat.
pyonissory n t. for the my dollars ayahle
Ia Elk MOI. from It's late promissoFy To'e for
the s1r VI fy doilAre payable IN nine mouths from
IA. date and proniss Org note for ht sum OF CHI
hundr Ell ant hfty d-lsrs, payab IN one year fror
Its tA.e ia in;egest al The !Ate Oh teu Fer c"bt
! per anruIll after due.
And now the N Il three OF said promissory note
hAvirg recon. du, snd tayabi' and the said Good
rich UhbaIG having failed to pay tie same, frans
Puracr Trustee aid CO hereby give ih.s pub
ne notice tina rs virtue - the power which is IN m
! vested by said deed VI Iru-t WILL on Monday ih'
! ninth day u August ID 1855, al the Lour. OF iw'
! O, t,cs n the afternoon Of said day; at the Cour
Hou e door IN tn city OF Davenport, expose ami OF
fer for sale at public auction, tie parcels OF sDt
above desert bed, much thereof as th1I lie sui
rcl,rt 10 satisfg aud pay the amount Of said note
win The nteYc,t the to tie day Of 3D., tog the
with an the costs and expenses attending said sale
/ co,t- OF thi notice ard Trustees fets Upon III
com I-ion OF such sale dc viii b- given ia sccor
da c wi, the stipulation Of said deed of Trust,
vyiug ull and p RECT title ~ the tract OF land sU
| to ~" purchaser 400
! FRANK PLUMER,
| I,.ous Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-14
NhCriH',S Safe.

DY virtue OF Writ OF special execution issued
ID from the ONCE Of the Clerk o! the District Court
ef Scott county Iowa in the case Of Harmon Good
rich vs. Lyman Curtis, dated July 23i A ID ! 36S,
and to me directed, commanding me that lake or
cause to be made the sum OF nine hundred and sew
nty-three end 7D-10O dolla 1878 7Ol amount due
Including debt int and costs viii interest there
on II the rat. OF six t6l per cnt per annum from
the 18th cav OF July. u 1858, BY sale OF the fol-
lowing described personal property, TO wit: 36stoves
and lot o. stove plates spring dray. common dray,
2dray harnesses, double harness single harness,
trunk, stsnd1 bureau, wash stand and Contents.
towel rack rocker, Cane b toned chatrr, bed
b,siding arm chairs, safe, counting house derk,
Office stove wolf 70 oe lbi Hao robe, horse pow
err endless chain boxes with spring seats, sasdie,
4 boxes with hardware. bundle fence wire, set OF
bob sleighs, Get of bob sleighs tbrokenl, while
tree II pieces o. grind stone frames" also Oil the
right, title ard I'M Of the said defendant, Ly
man w. Curtis In and to the following describe q
real estate, wit Lo number Fix 6l and the east
half II Of lot number seven Block numb'r sew
enty two t72l In the city Of Davenport, with 81 tne
buildings and appurtenances theTeunto Deonsng
Notice 10 hereby given that % commanded ~ saio
Writ, shall sell the above described persona pop
erty and all the right ii, and interest OF the sara
Curtis and the above described real esate OF 20
much ther eof ss will satisfy s.d debt interest ano
costs the highest and best bidder fncrefor W cash.
at the warehouse Of Wheeler, In q Daven'
port Scott county, love-, on Satur ~ the aoih DAY
OF August A d 1885, tetween the hours OF y 4. y.
ard 4 p. y. OF ssid day.
Dated July Is, 1858. -o,.nn
Signed Ne LhoNA anu
Jy31dI w4w sun OF Scout Oohhy, IOWA.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-14
chicago. n, Paul \ Eendu Lac k'd

FOR - Paul sua Tie Nor.h Wes.-va GAINESVILLE
Msds-ue sni fratrir ru Cei'n. Through to Pratt
r.c#i-. Chen g. 10 hours eithnnt chxnge OF cars
Etr. 4 low - sny pthrT Taut~.
nH ana aitai AondaY, ADJUST B. 1887. Trains will
~ ieasa Chicago stAt!cn oofHsr Wcst water and
Ei9a4e ett.ets d4iy (5uGdaFs excep;tel for Beloit
jan iilr 5isd = al i' tE Obi Il ard points ia
wt.terIi WISCONSIN, No tAerA Iowa and hna's"ts
aut 81 fa.l.
zoe a. ". Etpress, Freight aad IMMIGRANT
1ratH,
200 a NJ bay EspIess, oprinr only f'r wood
All WzteG making al epnutc f7ns--
arf.. Il Bei il 30 VI Jane VILE
. 80 y Il Nad.sa;4 ! % = 81 aud Prairie
t!u Ohiois at j., connecting with
stcanlefs direcf Tor La Crosse WinonG
wah.shaw Raiwus Hastings Prescott
uaason 4 iitVa6e5 aud ali points 10 s.
Pant sui ~ .inthory.
Z ,ttt d. N kigi.t E2pt. Gtttros At Janrsvllie
u La -. 6ihil>"a ! % A NJ; Prairie
ia { Bach = A FL; connecting viii. -teH-
u. IT, 81 Fail and all points on tho
Misi -fp. t.s,r afi With stag Tor
Tia Inierisr.
An trains t1ai-c q tsit G. injections.
~ Fray, Herr rave - Wies acd 10 hcurs time hy
;ks uV lille route
5pte = t.ctth. aud Eui9raat Trains leave thice-
/ e. ~ 80 p daisy
r,ai a. srts L., all the slaye ponta TO. safe Mt
| spAii,! U.S. tftrat1 Titkt "dice esrner Drartoth
and Lax reei.. y t'rI Il L eli - - DcR'b born
/ .tte.f. - iattsourch NJ Y 4,ne n Chicago II eiee
So - fort stree ~ Michigan southern f'k"i of-
ace M, i.r rr.nl III House. and a. the thlcrF Stn-
! tu,u corner WHfsf and kihIic atreeif, West sldt.
y =. JOHNSON.
superintendent.
esq. l. DrSt Ar, Al eul't. Janibtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-14
LEGAL
sh|rlM,S Sale.

DY virtue OF a wht OF special execution .ssus,
ID from tie once Of tie CsrS Of tb. DIST ~ IouI'
Of Scott county, lows 10 the case OF aeorgef nm
cornD vs. W illam Humphrey aud Jonathan hau v
daiei July 10 A u 1853, and TO me directed en-
mandinx me that MIKE or cause 10 Ie naue. s"s
sum u one hundred aud eighty And el-iVo dollars
1850 Sill amount due, inclutipg cebt iuieres. .hi
Co t. with Interest thereon NJ the rate VI SIX le PI
cent per annum from the l6th dsy OF June 80
by sale OF the follow described real 'stats 70
part that certain bt Of land situated III SO
Davenport which Is known and designa'ea o" ~. e
Il der plat OF said town as lot uuubei Two
block number Ave more pArtic u. riy .tseIioea
a, follows: Coinrn-ncios at the mouth lire OF seton
street, at point eighty sol feet east o. !uas.n
street thence north to alley cne nun ireo snu NJ
" l5ol feet thence east along said alley sxy-uN'
(65) feet theme south 10 SAID Ssand street one un
d I'd and duy I50l feet thence west along sara g
ond street sixty five (es feet 10 the place OF osi
ninz
Notice Is hereby given hat "a commanced by sAi
Writ shall sell al public auction TO the hignest ans
best bider tn-v for In cash The abjve dsscT'pei
estate or 50 much thereof as j! satisf, saiu ueu
interest ard costs at the Court House door ID tns sly
OF Davenport scott county, Iowa. on Aonasy, Al
gust 80. A ID ISIS, 81 the hour If p 81 saia oay
July sO.h ISIS.
aus9ilw.w.w Sh,d OF Scott county, Iowa.