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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-13

here OF he npoicy Of that expedition speak Of he want
of power in The President 70 send there. n done,
know, under the pretended Of comlatUs 10
accompany the Governor. 1t Is tho sort subtsr
fuge under which troops were employed In Kansas 70
compel submission 70 it, mvaden You know what
posse cosGtus H. II ID the power OF the county, called
by civil officer 10 assist in the execution Of process
when reested and the President Of the United States
who has authority 10 poese for any purpose,
calls the army from Fofioa thousands Of miles Of and
ssnds as posse condts drst TO kansas after wards TO
the Rocky Mountains 10 accompany the aovernor. Why
Governor has right TO have posse conttatus FOR an
escort and Is perverson Of terms 70 give such name
constitution in the Congress Of the United States RS
expressly declared that Cougress shall powe" {, do
clare war TO raise armies, and prescribe rules Tor e
government
VocHs-How win you put down rebellion
Mr.. buMnuu--I will put down rebellion under The an
thoriiy oil Congress ana in no other way (Appa
The President OF the United States 10 the
chief, when Congress rsises tho troops and directs him
what TO do, but be has no power 70 raise N army;
and IL you gapction his usurpations OF power In
rahing armies and using them at his dis;re'ion
The tne Is DOT distant when Bonap~rte or Cesar will
TO control your rights and NINE (6rtat cheers
The republican party is opposed 70 this assumption OF
power aud all these unnecessary offices aud uuuccesasry
expenses and they are for bnk the Dack
not eny In reesyd 70 this slavery question: but III regard
to AL questi items, to m orgns pocy under Washington
and Jetrson. We for economical ADMINISTRATION
OF the government, for tbs Legislation Of the couo
try ~ tho best interests OF the country an the
whole counryopprsssrg section and no interest, but
dong Juetce 70 att tcrks Of "6ood, pood, aad loud ep
plauseD not interfering with slavery where " s, bis
shaping the policy Of the country prevent ,ts
panson and ltaviog the constitution has 10 nfor
the STATES where Il exists 10 manage IS shall seem 10
them beet (App,ause) That l understand 10 be the
policy Of the republican party install that party in poe
and may LOOK forward 70 long years Of peace aad
prosperity for Tree united and happy people. )ud
ana long continued cneeriug)
Az Mr. Trun bull retired three cheers we're caei for
by voice in the crowd, and responded oy thousands
Of voices WIKI great enthusiasm.
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Chinese Socialists In Aussrsi,s.

IRON tne ssltan1 Mercury Apfh ~ ]
Induced by the reports current OF the msnoer OF living
nd number of Cinnamon residing In Durham street, ws
on Tuetosy made wilt OF Inspection there 10 iour
houses cougrogatsd together about eighty Chiasmen
twenty In each house On entrance, the tayis arising
fr The fumes OF opium spd co-epess OF the rooms ADD
OBVIOUS GAUGES, we're Sufficient, 70 use con non expree
siou, 30 krock doxnr rbe inmates were apparent
Is efgRgtd 10 occupation Beyond that OF smoking opium
and playing with small cards. This latter pursuit en-
grOets, VIC are told thsr whole time, bat notsithstaod
g Tbs vigilance OF the police they have not been detect
gambling they take the precsnton never 10 have
money on the able, Their occasional outbreaks Of ex
element being carried In q tongue which IL perfectly
pntelighlc, II becomes a hard matter to convict them
CT that offence Their houses hnhy a. tnsy pess
sibly De.
rhs mode in which they manage to live thus life OF
idiebess-f 90 mild q term is sufficiently expressve-s
novel a. 10 Ia descriptive OF their cunning II appears
they have common purse for household necesssres
&c aud ths 10 keep this purse state OF funds We OF
their number 80 out 10 service cooks or house
FOR period OF three montus at the expiration OF whch,
ave others take their PLACES and until ali have had
their share Of work. Thoee not ION duty live life ~
end occasionally pay round Of visits 10 their CON
rsdts in serviudo, and doubtless make themselves vel
acquainted with all the mysteries OF the Kitchen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-13

THx WAY THsy PCNIsH CRIMINALS ~ TEXAS
HosSE feyvfs BvSe ~ GoiIAD-We learn from private
gentleman this city that the people Of G0lsd
hsse found necessary put 70 death porron OF agsng
Of horse ihevee letter written by one OF the gang was
FOUND and this led to their discovery On The 18th inst
The srrett of several attempted. but two refused 10
be taken and attempted TO escape by fighting their way
lhese were usiss,y tled Five others we're taken and
logged in jail An investigation wa made Of the charges
against them. asd resulted In cOuvicng two 81 the
mot horrd cfimes BY daylight on the 11th inst they
seen hareiug 10 limb CT live oak tree in the pub
lie square al 90 isd few feet from The Court house
door. TIE other Three bersed There still a.
large Othtr bcrse thieves The whole county OF Goad IL
Represented 10 be 10 and spies Kept the look
cot day aud night Toe different fords the San Anto-
river guarded nightly Ca the night OF the 10Th
Juw, nsws Goiad that two OF the horse thef
parg bad been eecn some fifteen miles from town A
ConpsDy Immediately left Golad In bot pursuit take
them. dead alive and necessary, % pursuefhc
NE Ro Grarde II had not been heard from when the
MAI lef. Goaad fos Austin -AuSha Gassee Jdy5l.
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A rccxNopIr,oss OF WE HIGHEST ORDER FOR
n families and others travelling on boarding Rooms srge
bssts meats ., all hours tables prVs md every uxu
nv without ertrOu al the Bancard House. broadway and
Twelfth street
A fVfT Or NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS ENTIRE
n a.copd floor partv OF gegUemen hreakfss served
reolrd also arrs Dc ube snc rs Gle for
fBaure 20 Franklin street 6rs house west OF BrcsdwAy
= gRIrTY FURvIsHED FRONT PARLOR ON TgE
y escn a let with board Aiso al room suit
sbi~ for sntle percu TeIms m0derse. Apply II %
Whne street, rear Broadway.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

COUNTRY BOARD.
A LAZY RESIDING IN TaE CoUNC2Y, n DEsf
"A Of taking children 70 board where tosy
would receive hind and the comforts OF home For
particulars inquire n io5 btisneey street.
a 90 -
A wmow LADY RESIDING IN A PLEASANT PLACE
n 10 pouehkeepsie Ia DESTROYS of taking child OF
old msi children TO board address Mrs ~
Dean North lover street. Poushteepsie. References
New YORK or Poughkeepsie.
(0UNTRY BOARD wANTRD--BY A MARRIED LADY.
~ In private family or farm house within hours Cts
lance of New York landing unless stare roue
Address MS boz 1877 Post oce stating location and terms
which must be moderate.
NOUNTRY BOARD-wUERF ALL THE LUXuHIEs
" OF frs case hotel be Obtsiped together win ne
comfort 81 farm houre A few families end lng
be accommodates. moderate prices House
rev, large and airy. Use Of hOres ane cfAses
tosis, &C Apply 10 JOnS hEEBEK, Metropolitan HO;el,
New Ro sNelle.
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THE MILITARY


NATIONAL GUARD FOR sAL., CoNpLErE I'M
M boz 81 72 Post ofase
NEhIOR vETER AN COMPS OF 10 Q "A SPECIAL MsEr
- ing the corps viii be held Mercer hO
Friday enbe b. at cloak IN hear the reoor, OF
the committee the excursion 70 sk pece on this fdtJ)
evening 2ilh inst Jarrvown Let everv veteran be
present to Aid IN the lsudAble beet BY order, ,
VI. RAYMOND, Colonel
IsA.cM PByrE Adjutsni.
yAJ AsiiiNGToN HEADog .RPsRs.--A MEErIS3 WILL
w hnla and Fourth street pre-.
cselv eleven O'Clock, ruescsy, August u Members
wi notify the cesretsry, plac. OF bud
nets. in &. street, Gu Ueiore kondsy.
BILLIARDS.
billiard TARLrs-wARRAnrFD SECOND re
ush about thor Worthless pa-ns D.isftfory reieren
given. Finest trim ninss u low 20 fa. a, he Odd stand
Ia DsChkk. 90 Ann street
y,HEIANs BILLIARD TABLES AND CoNBTN ALTON
II cushions. for ssle only by the niersgaed ru-
cbspers cautioned sgsns the Illegal and worth ins
made Of cheap mNsrisls with Which TIE msrkei IL
flooded MICHAEL PHshAN, inventor. ~. Broadway
o'CoEN0k CULLENDkh, Manufacturer, % Ana At eei
nation cushions NO expense IL spsref In thu nIftc
turing OF there aoes and purch OF them rely
having perfect az reliable article. For sac
40 and rS3 Broad York ami NJ ths
tur.rs', O'CONNOk ColLErDER 53 Ann street.
re FULTON srREEr is RUE ONLY PLACE TO BUY
ltO good and well saasoaee paard tables with rlh's
Cettrrted cushions In angles bscOrd tables
for sale, orders By mail attended 10
w. II. GRlFFIrlI. ii6 Ful,in street.
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THE TURF,

THE TURF,
WAN BRUkTs LATE FRYED EOrRL. CoNEY
island ro~dTroitng.-Frid.y august - fs'a at four
O'Clock r. mstch for 10; two mies - h.rness y.
nsln.s b. Tenn Lind; g A names Long Island sal
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RAILROADS..

RAILROADS..
syAradfGyAslA sAJLnDAU.
4 The treat central 70 the Nsr rixs ~ ,es.s
short snd r.tes Of fare lryb as low ell ues ss b,
tny route psssfSs tickets contract for t-sf
cm Fev York 70 point IN tins entire west esl At Tbs
pmpsny's onc< No. 1kstor Houee ks- Yort
D. Y. ELII0rr, Passenger Axyzt
~ youH Jups5 tpnf r. CNl.. rr-i~ht Avsvt-
DENTISTRY.
a RTIrICIAL TEETH INSERTED AT TIRE LOWEST
2 possible prices bets ailser, ., gold, rs.
inuou. gums plsira So Teeh extracted without the
east pam $40 canal se. ptar S.Icer block west OF
Broadway, DIR EAGLEfOr.
nEnrIsrB1 -rxxTH ExTs .CYED IN TsS rsoorDs
~ without The ssh.ert ran, bY nY pew ard orr <rs pro
freez rg. Ths adm sbe sysehs 10 pySciced b
ne only. References given rearret
DR. n. U. DURKIs. SS Canal street near Woosfer
THE rOsr SENSITIVE TEsrS Ffb'sD AND TOOTH
ache banshed forever. without pan, usng mseria
for Cling the color of the nsural tech. All Operations
les. Pariisi cots silver 80.
MAETIN, DENTS. 81 Canal street, Lsurens.
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Mr.. GUEST wsIrgs TO THE OLD rIONsER--THe PIo-
EEER REPLIgs-BiRD HAS BEEN HEKE TWENTY.
SIX YEARS AND KNOWS EETrRR THAN TO REF UkD-
NO CATCHING "oLD BIRDS" WITH CHArF.
4 Mad. L
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-14
LEGAL.


WBRRBAs on the 3sd day 81 October. A. D
w 1851, Martin Downs and Bridget Downs, e.
ecuied unto Austin Corbn, As Trustee, . certain
deed OF Trust conveying TO said Trustee tue land In
Scott county, Iowa, described follows, 10 Wit !:
That part OF block No sixty four t6O in
the city Of Davenport, which Il parsicu.
larry described ~ follows, To- ~it Commencing
OH Front street In said city OF Davenport thirty f0
feet west OF the west line ~ land leased by william
Russell 20 Paul Sexton, thsnce west along From,
street twenty t2W feet, thence north 10 Second
street. thence east al,ng Second stree, t.en,y (2o
feet thence south 10 the place of beginning with the
improvements Nsreon. except that pat Of said par
c'l u land with The building thereon, which boun-
del a. follows. to-wit Commencing Second
street al te north VI the foregoing de-
srr'bed parcel of lani, running thence west alo1x
Second street twenty (2e) feet, thecce south thirty
SIX 800 feet, thence East Twenty f20) feet IN nee
north thirty six 1867 ct 20 the place Of beginning,
said property being leasehold estate; which said
conveyance male BY the soil Martin Downs
and Bridget Downs for the psrpose Of securing the
payment q acertain promssory note and the interest
thereon signed by said Martin Down, dated the ~
dsy Of October. A 1851: Fo- one hundred and
fifteen and 2s100 dollars, payable the first OF
May less II the Banking House OF Mackiot X
Corbin
And now said promtssory note having become
due and payable and the said kartin Downs having
failed TO pay the same l, Austin CoTbn Trustee
Aforesaid d. hereby this public notice that by
the of the power which in vested by said deed
Trust viii Saturday The 9th DAY OF June. ,ss
at the hour OF two O'Clock N the afternoon u SAID
day at the Court House door In the city Davenport
expose and offer for sale. n public auction to the
highest bidder for cash the parcel al land above de-
scrb.d, much thereof shall be- sufficient to
satisfy and pay the amount OF said note, with the in
rest thereon to the day - sale together with all
costs and expenses attending said sale, of this
notice and Trustees fees. Upon the completion OF
such sale deed will be gwen In accordance with the
stipulation Of sal Dc ed OF Trust
Dated the lith day Of May, n, 1855.
AUSTIN CoRBIN,
mAy1Idte Trustee
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-14
Shcrifl'S Sale.

by virtue OF wriis OF attact m Mt sued from, tho
- oiicc ~ IN Cl,rk OF tho District Court ef Scott
COUNTY Iowa, as fol ows: Onr IN favor OF Harmon
Wells and Jonathan Il. Christie and AGAINST NJ
Schuy .er SOL, la I'd on the 17th day OF March D
lSps and 10 me directed
On in favor Of wilcox, Perry n Eacker and
April 4 u l>''> and 10 me directed.
On IN favor OF John Comstcck Assignee, and
AGAINST Schuyler Son, Dat Il on the 3Oth day OF
March = u 1855 AMI 10 me directed.
On IA favor u Robert q. Hastrock stephen G..
Iyns aud Henry l. Use and against n Schuyler n
Son dated On the 81 day Of April 1853, and 10 me
directed r. virtue OF sat writ Of attachment did
n ths 2Tth day Of March, the seventh day u April
the 39;h DAY oi March, aud the 81 dsy OF April a 10
ls3o rrspe iV.y levy said writs ty atlaehng lot II
msrchsnfi2e consisting ST Boots Shoes Cotton AMI
Linen goods, Silks, Clothing, Cloths, Cassmeres,
Fancy shelf gno's, Hardware &c &C. And being
II oPn oa that sad goois were liable 10 waste and
decay; therefore summoned three persons having
wherenpon the said rsons did examine "a Il go ods
and decided that II ali not b. prudent keep said
q DDS longer thar the 25th day 81 May A u 1858.
Now in view q said r port her, by give public no.
tcn that will sell sd goods at public suction The
highast bidder therefor In cash At the OF Nc
earn X Scott on Front street between Brady aud
Perry streets in the city OF Davenport Scott County,
.wa on Tue day the 18th day Of May 1855 at the
hour OF o'clock NJ OF said day and continue the
sale day TO day until ali Of said goods are sold
LEONARD,
MsNl3i2w Sheriff Of Scott Co Iowa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-14
Trustees Sale.

VXTHgRRAs the 22i day Of March, d 1856
w htnsan Williams executed unto Austin Coibin
Trustee, certain d.cd II Trust, conveying u said
Trustee the lsnd in Scott county, Iowa described rs
follows, Ia wit The cast half u the north east quar-
ter 81 section thirty (3o) and the west half Of the
north west quarter OF sestion twenty nine (29) in
township eighty (So) north Of range five % east Of
tie 9th Pm; which said Conveyance was made by
the said Hen Williams for the purpose OF securing
the payment Am n2 othtrs Of two certain promir-
sory notes and the interest thereon signed ty said
" nson williams dated the I'd day OF March, A u
lS.6 nd payable Is follows: One for nine and
62 100 dollars and one for two hundred and ninety
nnr and 73-l00 dollars, both OF which payable
on the first day Of April A ID ISIS with ten per
cent per hnnnm after due.
AID now said two promisso'y notes having become
due and payable and the said Henson Williams hsv-
ing failed 10 pay the same J. Austin Corbn Trustee
Aforesaid do hereby give this public notice that b.
virtue OF the pow which IL Ia me vested by said
deed ~ IT, ust, will, on Monday the Path day Of
May A u 1865 at the hour u O'Clock IN the
Afternoon Of laid day, at the Cont House door In
the City Of Davenport, expose and offer for sale
at pubic auction, the parcel Of land above de-
scribed, much thereof a. shs1i he sufficient 10
satisfy ard pay the amount said notes. with the IN.
ierest u the day 81 sale, together with tn.
costs and expenses attending txd sae this notice
an TIT stee's fees.
Dated the 2sth day OF April n 1858.
AUSTIN CORBIN,
spr29du trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-14
LEGAL.


VIvHEREAs on the 30th day OF April A. u. 1851
w orl .pao I. Buriick and Dnrotha Burdick bis
wife, executed unto Frank PlumIner, o. Trustee, .
britain de.d u Trust, conveying TO sed Trustee the
land IN Scott county Iowa, described ~ Ilo~s TO-
Wit BEING part OF the south vest quarter OF section
thirteen (i3) township seventy eight ts) rang three
81 east, iplioxs. to-wit u ginning At stone In
road IN the Of the section al point for
ty hahn. due east from the nth west sorncr OF the
south west quarter Of said SECTION thence due south
twenty nine and 2-lo1 chains - stone, thence due
west with the north line - Ssddoris Il Mos mans
tract six and - 40 &c ard $1,000 chains to stone,
thence due north to stone six and 45-loO chains
west o, The point ~ commencem mt, thence due east
Ia the place Of b. ginning containing eighteen and
s4-i0l res CS aud SI-lOn)-~hch- said conveyance
was made BY The SAID Orlando L. and DorothA Burdick
fort purpose Of securing the payment Of certain
promssory note and the interest thereon signed ly
the said 0rlsndo l. Burdick dated tue 30th day Of
July A u lSal AMI one payable ~ follows One for
two hundred seventy two end so 100 collars payable
on the Soih day Of October 1857 with interest at the
rate q ten per cent per anniim at er maturity.
Ana nos said promissory nots having become due
and payable and the said Orlando l. Burdick having
failed 10 pay the same, !, y rank Plumer Trustee
q aforesaid DO hereby give this public notice that
BY virtue u tbs power which II In me vested by said
deed Of Trust, | will on the 10Th day OF Nav
y, 1883 ~ the hour 81 O'Clock ia the forenoon OF
said day. at the Court House door IN the city Of Da
vefIport expose and oii for sale, at public a,r-
ton, the parcels Of land above described or 20 much
thereof shall he sufficient satisfy aud pay the
anount Of said note with the interest thereon the
day of sale together with the expnses attending sad
sale, costs 81 this notice and Trustees fees.
Upon the completion OF such sale a deed will b.
given in accordance with the stipulation OF said Deed
OF Trust conveying fail and perfect title to the tract
u land col. 10 IN" purchaser
Dated the 2l.h day OF Apr, A y, 1858.
PRANK PiUMER
spl0SJts .rrn.,a
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GaIena and Chicago Union II. X.

GUNNER ARRANGEMENT-On and after Wed
- nes'iay, June 18th, 1851 passenger trains will
leave Wells street Depot daily (sundays excepted
For Freesort, tialena, Dunleith and ct. Paul.
Passenger and Mail. ................1.19l5
Passenger. .................. a9 W NJ
Passenger, Emigrant and I'd class traifUn12 Is P NJ
CHICAGO. FULToE AND IOWA LINE.
For Dixon, Fulton and Central Iowa.
Through Passenger. .....s;59 N
do DO .......................s :io
DeKalb Passenger. ..l:Ss P NJ
BELOlT AND MADISON BRANCH.
For u holt, Janesvile and Madison.
FOX RIVER VALLEY RAILROAD.
For Crystal Lake, McHenry and Richmond.
Two through trains viii leave Central Depot. foot
OF Lake street, rs foliows:
FOR GALENA, DUNLEITH AND ct. PAUL.
Daily Sundays exoepted) 1000 NJ Y:I5 P M
Eunabling passengers to make close connection
with the Michigan Central Trains.
TRAINS EASTWARD.
GALENA Il CHICAGO NNION RAILROAD.
Leave Freeport 1850 NJ, arrive in CHICAGO A;45 NJ
Leave Freeport $40 N, arrive in Chicago 3;35 III
CHICAGO, FULTON AND IOWA LINE.
Leave Fulton 10 NJ, arrive in Chicago 4;45PM
do do 7PM, do do l;l9AM
leave DeKslh a N, arrive in Chicago 1929 An
BEL0Ir AND MADISON BRANCH.
cav" Tcotvilr l0,4tA N, Hirivc in Chicago 4;i5 NJ
Lcavr F"ot7ille s,35 NJ, arrive in Chicago $50 NJ
Leave Beloit $50 NJ, arrive i'll Chicago 1910 A Nj
FOX RIVER VALLEY RAILROAD.
Leave Elein at 9i9A NJ, arrive in Chicago ll;l0 NJ
Leave Egin ct 2;25 NJ arrive in Chicago 10 A NJ
Passengers for all points on the * U X X, in
Guiding Fulton, Beiolt and Madison Ines should
take the trains from the Wells street depot.
All the above trains with the grea eastern
lines divercing from q icag9.
Through tickets can be bought at the following OIL
ces; SpaUlding'r corner Lake aud Dtarborn
street; PFW &C HR Ticket Office, 80 Dearborn
street; Michigan Southern Office, under fremont
House and at the Central and Wells street Depots
JOHN b. TURNER, President.
p. HALL, superintendent.
w A. THRAIL, General Ticket AGENT. [oct17d
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-14

w HERRAS On the 22i day OF July A u 1857
w W " lizard and J Tu ker exccui ed unto ST..
phcn 1h mpsou Tru-tce, a certain dee. ~ trust
conveying 10 said Trustee the nd IN Scott County
Iowa, described as follows, wit. The lie .seholi Of
part OF lot No ten in block No forty flD) 10 The
city OF Dav. nport DEE cfibed follows iowit Com
mencing At the orthwcst C@rner 81 SAID lot, RUM
ing thence east tsenty four (24) feet thence south
forty i've tl5 feet, thence wet twenty four (24 fct
and thence north forty fvs ti5) feet To the place
III b ginning which said conveyance Was mad.
by the said W Willard and TICKER for the pur-
Pose OF securing the payment OF three certain POO
missory notes snd The interest th.rcon signed Nv
said willard and j Tucker datei the : h
day Of April, ISM I'D pay abe a. fellow
Dnr fJr .tUr Hladr Il dollars due ia one wear one
re- han red liars iue IN two years, and one
tcr 80 hunGr-d liars dne In three vtarS, with hi
tsrest at the rate Of Ten cent able to FRANCIS
Hamilton and by him cudnrscd.
And now sad st meut TONED p-omi .sory note av
ing become cue AMI payable and the said J Willard
and Tucker havlre failed to pay tn same l. Ste
phcn Thompson Trustee aorestid d. hereby CAV,
this pubic notice, that by virtue Of lhr power which
is in vasted by said deei Of Trust, Will Sat
uIday the 29th day OF MAJ 4 u ISIS at the hour al
10 O'clock IN the forenoon OF sad cay, the Court
House door IN the city D: Davenport, xpse and teI
for sale al public auction, the highest bidder for
cash the pare 81 ldii sb.ve described, 20 much
thcreofa shall be sufficient satisfy ana pas tn,
amount Of said note with .he interest, thereon TO the
day OF c, together with al the AMI expense.
at,cIong said sale aud Trustees fe.s.
iat"d the 5tn day Of Maya lsh>
STEPHsN THOMPSON,
IT,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-14

NyHEREAS on the 4th day OF March, u, 1857
w Henry Bfant3 end M4.farct Rrabi.t, his wifi,
* cut Cd unto AustH CofDIn !, Trust {, i certain
deed OF Trust conveying 10 saii Trustee the and Ia
Clinton county Iowa d.scribed u fol-. w. to Wit
Section nE!nter one / IA township number eighty-
two 81 north OF range four u "nst 81 the 9th
which said conveyance made by tiis said Henry
Hud Magyar. Bran&t for the pgrpose OF securing
the payment Il two CERTAIN proGn,,u!y nsts and H.
int rest there IN titad by said II my Erantt one
o! which WAS dated iilt i.L day ~ March u 1857,
and one payable one year after dsie nj the Bank ~
House ~ Mafklot Goblin, q tn order VI Isabella
Wallace.
And now said note having eecome due and pay
able, and the said Henry Brandt h4vi'g failed
/. pay the Same. L. Austin Curb,s, Trustee u,
afor aid 10 hereby Civ. his pubic notice that by
virtue OF the power which IS n sted BY sail deed
Of Trust, l will, on SatUrlay the f5th DAY Of
May u, 1888, Al the hour OF O'Clock IN tn d.
tsrnoon ~ said dav at the Court nous. door In ,hp
city O. Da, euprt, County oi Scout and II Iowa,
Exp - and u-r Tor sal. ~ pnhi" auci to the high
est bidder for cash, III rrtIH,-- hvc described
so much thereon as Bal ~ slic"rt EatI~fy End
pay the amount die sid note, It'll tutre, there
On to he day Of sale, together with tbs AMI
senses attending sail sale Of this notice and
Trustee fees [ poll the compile ioI of said sale =
decd will b. eivel IN accordance with the stpu,atons
OF said d"ei or IrGst cc@cging full aud perfect ii
tie 10 tht Tract Ct land sold 10 the purchas,r
Dated the 18th day OF Apr, 1e,,S.
AUSTIN C0HBTN,