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River News.

DAYTON, Ohio. June 1.-THE Miami river
has risen within four feet of the great food of
! ls47, and is still rising, at the rate of three
or four inches an hour.
McPherson-town,o on the opposite side is near
ly under water.
The whole country north of here is flooded.
CINCINNATI, June 1.-THE river is rising
| rapidly. A big flood is probable.
The track of the Ohio and Mississippi Rail-
road, six miles west of here, is washed away.
Other roads are damaged.
LOUISVILLE. June 1.-THE river is rising
with 9 feet water on the falls.
LAFAYETTE, Ind. June lit has rained
since Wednesday ut noon till this (Friday)
morning.
The Wabash river rose with fearful ra-
pidity. The inhabitants in the river bottoms
were Obliged to escape from their houses in
boats.
TOLEDO, June 1.-THE Wabash and West
ern Railroad bridge and several culverts have
been swept away also, a bridge on the New
Albany aud Salem Railroad.
The Wabash and Erie Canal is so badly
damaged that it will be impossible to use it
again this summer.
No trains or mails can leave for several
days.
LOUISVILLE. June l2.-The river is rising
with feet inches water on the falls.
The rivers in Indiana and Ohio generally
are out of their baaks and doing immense
damage.
CINCINNANI, June l2.-The river has risen
feet since noon and is still rising.
ST Louis, June 1.-THE river rose 2s in
ches in the "a hours ending o'clock yrster-
day afternoon. Since then, il has been rising
an inch and half an hour. The levee is per-
fectly submerged. The water is Is inches
deep on the floors of some of the stores.
Illinois town is wholly under water, aud the
bottom for a great extent is inundated. A
rise of or feet is coming down the Mis-
souri,.
The upper Mississippi and its tributaries
continue to pour out floods.
Very heavy rains all night and this morn
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000 BAGS Extra Family Flour from Clinton Mills,
~OO smith county Tenn, for sale by
P. A c. ANDERSON,
Nos. 4S-7, South College street
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New ORLEANS, June H. The steamer Ten
nessee from Vera Cruz has arrived.
The Government has imposeda loan on the
capital of foreigners.
Affairs look gloomy.
A fight occurred between the rival forces at
Puento.
Echegaraz is besieged. Perate was obliged
to retire.
Miramer, one of the Zuloago faction, has
been twice defeated.
President Juarrez was at Vera Cruz.
The Pope sent letter to Zuloago thanking
him for restoring the clergy.
Indian ravages continue in Durango.
Tampico and MaZatlan are the only sea
ports not in the hands of Juarrez.
Zuloago is SURPRISING the newspapers.
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TPN. P. WILLIS Home Journal advertises circulars
furnished gratis explaining the why requires
gentleman of accomplished mechanical genius" to
operate Wheeler aud Wilson's Sewing machine, and
why many excellent house Keepers can not do
Il. tcbe2-u
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BANK OF COMMERCE..

NASHVILLE, Tenn, May 20, 1883.
I wish TO buy $40, 900 Of Eastern Exchange. Also,
$1,000 OF American Gold, for which will pay the
highest market price.
may3l-u JNO. ID. JAMES.
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EXTRA FLOUR.

To Engineers, Architects and Contractors.
rIrHE PHGNIx IRON COMPANY, PhiIaeelphia, are
Il now pFersred 20 receive and execute orders Cor
all sizes Of WROUGHT IRON. SOLID AND COMPouSD,
BEANS AND GfRDERS, Of any required iengtis, for
FIRE PrDol Buildings and bridges.
Traeings aud plan % using, together with table
showing capacity % beams viii be faruizlea gr.tas
ousiy upon application 10
SAMUEL. J. REEVES, Y. President.
may ia-triwlm Ale Walnut stnaet.
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3. LANIER & co.
WHOLESALE GROCERS
Dealers i'm Foreign and Domestic Liquors
No.5 Market street,
Mar. 25-d NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
Fine Boots, Shoes and Caters.
NEW ARRIVALS.
JOHN RAMAGE.

No. AZ College Street, Nashville,
Is now receiving large and excellent stock Of La
Il dies and Gents Wear, and for Misses, Boys and
Children.
Gents Calf Stitched and Pump Sole Boots;
'' French Patent leather and Calf Con Caters.
q Calf New Top
a. Black Cloth aud pruuolla
F" English Lasting and Calf Kid Tiss;
90 BucSskin New Orleans a.
s. Calf English stitched down Pump Shoes;
:. Lasting, Oxford aud Dress Shoes;
Calf, Kid and boot Morocco Oxfords;
/" Calf Onion half Caters.
For Ladies'.
Ladies French lasting Congress Caters, with and
without heels;
ladies Kid Congress Boots, do do do do;
- Italian Cloth Lace CATERS, do do do;
- French hid Slippers trimmed, do do;
"a White satin and Kid do do do:
" Fine Lasting Buskins;
Misses Kid Boots with and without neeis:
a. Black and Brown Caters, do do do do;
90 Hack Md and Bronzed Slips, do do do;
"a Lasting Caters, plain aud tlped, do do DO;
Children's Nd and Bronxed half Slippers;
81 Black and colorcd lasting Caitera;
Boy and fosth's oxford Ties; Congress Caters Pat
ent leather and Calf Dress shoes Lasting Ties kc.
may2a-u JOHN RAMAGE.
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Foreign News.

New YORK, June l2.-INDIA.-The comm
ander-in-chief, and Gen. Walpole entered
Shahgi Kanpore on the 30th of April, and
marched for Barclay on the second of May.
Maumbie and his followers were flying back
to Magneldee.
In Dude, the Hindoos are friendly, but the
Musselmen were escaping.
The reverses sustained by Gen. Walpole in
Dude are confirmed.
LIVERPOOL, May 3l.-The demand for Cot
ton is exceedingly small. Sales, 1000 bales,
all to the trade. Prices firmly maintained.
June Cotton quiet and unchanged; sales
5000 bales, including 1000 for export.
Part of a cargo of Cotton landed at Mantle
from the Lizzie Bags, from New Orleans, took
fire on the quay and was severely damaged.
Sr. JOHNS. New FoUNDIAND, June I2.-The
steamer Nova Scotia for Quebec with Liver
pool dates of the second passed Cape Race to-
day.
The Europa arrived ont on the second.
Sales of Cotton for two days 1000 bales, of
which exporters took 1000 bales. Prices I'M
changed. observation-disclosures and Corn dull.
The weather is unfavorable for crops. Sugar
unimproved. Tea-Congou 94(G9ad. Con-
soils 978(G975.
Lord stanley is appointed to the Indian
board, and Bulwer Lytton, Colonial Secretary.
The Government in reply to aquestion said
it believed that the reports of the search of
American vessels were exaggerated, but they
had ordered the officers to be cautious.
INDA--Campbeil marched on Bareilly.
The insurgents were flying.
The Dude Rebels were defeated on several
occasions. Gen'ls Hope and Penny were kill
ed.
The Telegraph feet has sailed.
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At Private Sale.
A LARGE and ~eu ass rsed stock Of Clothing,
n which will De sold cheap 70 the Trase only.
5unei-0 BENJ. v. SHIELDS.
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WE have the best assortment of Table Linens
w Napkins, Doyle's Towels, and Toweling Goods
ver offered and at lower prices
apr24-1 W. "A. & J. G. McCLEILAND
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prp Goods Clothing.
Great Bargains for Cash.

I'VE offering entire stock OF Staple and
w Fancy Goods, at very reduced prices, for Cash
only. w. A. ]. G. McCLELLAND.
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ParasOIs and Sun Shades,

A BEAUTIFUL lot of Parasols, Sun Shades and
"A Ladies Sun Umbrellas, just received and for
sale by
apr24-u W A. q J. G. MoCIE1LAND.
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Muslins /! MusIins +!

I'VE have just received large lot Of elegant
w French Muslins. with many other goods, from
Auction, which We are offering at greatly less than
importation cost.
je5-u ". A. x ]. G. AcCIEIIAND
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Table Linens. &c,

WTE keep the best make OF Irish Linens cheaper
w than they can be bought at any other house
apr2i-u W. A. & j. G. McCLEILAND.
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1--WE thoasand Sacks of sab IN Store, BY P &C
II Asnsssss, No Broad street. whsch wii he sold
Tor FIRES Bank moaey. lcs-u
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FfdHk Lesiits magazine,
FoR IusE, JUST RECEIVED By " HAGAs.
UMzyss-t3
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Linen Goods, &c.
Silks, Bareges and MantIes.
Elegant Lace Nantes.

"E are opening, this morning, beautiful assert
w ment Of French and Choutilly Lace Nantes
apr24-u W. A. Il j. G. McCLEILAND.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-04

WHKRBA0 on the 9Sth day u April, 4 D, 1857
w klias p Haddix execut. d unto John q. D+lauey,
Of he County Of 6oo.t, and State Vt I va, ~ Trustee,
. certain dtSi VI Trust. conveying " said Trustee
to Wit: Lat numb { three ~ Ia 81 ck nOmsr 90.
~ Ia Armu's ssonnd addii Ion TO The O,ty of Oav n
port. fronting on Second SIR et sixty.eour (64i fest
and runnilg back one hundre asd atty Qt0y e. 6,
Wblc said c0nveyau-- WAS msce By the n IL 3 ta>P
II .ddix for ths purp ~ Of securing the payment 81
on signed BY the tai klias addix. dstd the Sst'
d 20 April. D 1857, and payable to the order Of
Wil am D Haflah, AT lows: On. mute Tor the sum
o. two hundred and any cola 70 .thiity days . ter do, .
also one for Fix hundr, d dollars. p.yab.s en- the drst
day Ct Oecemb-r 1877 al-o one for 0ne hundred aad
one on. Other IL one hundred AM sew nty.ave dol.
lars, payable two Yeas at 2 do 9. The three last
named not-s with interest payable annually At the
rate OF ton per xnt pr annum, which SAD decd OF
county, In Book "A" Of Town mo, tgases sge 90
And now the said sseond note fr elk hundred 5000
dollars, having become due and payab =. and thr ssi q
Elias P Haddix having failed 70 Ray the same. 81
any part thereof, I John @. DELANEY, Trustee - afore.
said, do hereby give this utllc notice, that by vlr.
tue Of the power which 10 in Nc vested By said deed
of Trust. I viii, on Thursday the surth day q Reb.
ruary, A d, l6Ca, at tn. hour OF Z O'Clock In the n.
ternoon, In the city Of Davep IoIt, county OF Boot. and
State Of Iowa, expose for ssle f0I sale, at pnb lie auc.
tion, 20 the highest bidder for cash, the parcel Of
land above described, Or 80 much thereof - shall BE-
sufficient 70 satisfy and ray the amount Of said note
with the interest thereon 10 the day Of sale, together
with the costs and expense attending said sale, In
GLIDING c0ets Of this notice and Trustees fees. Upon
the completion Of said sale . deed will be given in
Dated at the city Of Davenport, this 18Th day Of
January, A D, 1865.
JOHN c. DELANEY.
Jsnl6its Trustee.
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Trustees Sale.

VX7U1R1AS on the 10Th day Of January, 4 D, 1851,
w Hans {. O. AOller and . phis A9ller, hi wife,
Of Scott county, State Of lsvs, executed unto Thee.
dcre 6ueich. Of the same county, - II u-tee, . cor.
taiu deed Of Trnst. conveying to said Trustee Their
leasthJld estate In tho following lands situated In
Scott CO.. nty aforesaid, and more particularly de-
ecribed - follows, to Wit: The west % By 80 fe&t VI
Lot No. three 1871 In Bloch number SIX [6l In the city
Of Davenport, together With III the avpur,snsncts
BY said Hans G. y. Aoiler and sophia MUli-r I :
the pm pose 0! securins the payne I Of q certain
pre0issory note. signed By Hans G. @. MGller and
dated January 18th. 4 D 1851, WHEREBY he promis d
to pay 70 the order Of Robert Henne, Fritz volletedt
Ausustus emsJlneld and Ohsrles Lsrchen, the .Unl o.
$500 In one year from date. with interest at the rate
Of ton per cent psr snuUm. which said deed Of trust
10 recorded IN the 1ecorder's Once Of Scott county
sforesa'd IN book & Of Mortgages, psge 60.
Aud now said note having becom- due and psy.
abs, and the said Hans, O 1nllsr having failed In
- aforesai6, do hereby uvs this public noeics, that BY
virtue Of the power which 70 II ne " eted By ssid deed
Of Trust, I viii, on wedn-sdAy the 9z.h day OF yeb-
ruary, 4 ., 1858, at tho hour OF 2 O'Clock In the a.
terpUon Of said dav, st the Court HOUSE door in the
city Of Dss export. County OF Scott and state ofIowa,
expose and oGsr for sale, 1T public auctit n,to the high.
est bidder for cash, til premises above described, or
% much thereof - shall he sufcient 70 satisfy end
psy the smoaLt auo n said note, With interest there
On to the day Of sale, together with the costs snd En-.
psnses ~atteudtok said sale, coss Of this notice and
Trus'ee's fees Coon The compile ". Of said .ale .
deed will Be given In accordance With the stipu!sttons
Of said dee Of Trust.
Dated At Davenport this ue Soth day Of January,
4 ., 1865 =
THEODORE eUsLlCH.
yeblds Trustee.
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Trustees Sale.

XN.nRsAs on the 9Th day Of Decrmber A d 1854.
" Charles Priester and Oh lstina Prisstsr be
wife, ex. cutrd unit Austin Corbin ~ Trustee, GER
tam deed Of Trust, conveying ~ said Trustee the lard
In Scott county, love, described - fol- VS., t. wit :
The west bali OF the s"uth-we t q artev Of section
number twenty-iour ~; and the southeast quarter
Of he southeast quarter Of secti n number twenty.
three (33) In Tnw. ship numbsr sew nty-nine ,19)
north Of 1anee nnnbsr three ~ At Of thu 6,h ? ';
which sid Conveyance vas mad by the said Chsil .
Prtestor AMI OAvi tina Pncsier for the kuip sc or
~ urtng the ,ayme7t Of eieven : e tain prov isso y
notes And the iuteres there o 8 gned by SID Cnsr i
Prts<tes 70 the oid.r Of R.Iph A.tcslf dateI N 6
day Of Decen Der Z D 1854 on for ,our Q d IS. 100
douars, oae for thirty d lar. due Jul 1T 1855 and
eieht for thirty dollars esco, payable in six, Nv ave,
EIGHTEEN, twent>. four, thirty, thi,t " six, y-w
and forty.eight months after said Nrst Of July 1885.
and one aote for four hundr & and thirty collars, On.
January LIST 1850, with ten p c-It. interest AZ :
due.
And nov the note due January l.t, 1853, having
become due and payable, and the Aid Chsri-s Pr a.
tr having failed u pay iLe sam ], Austin Cor In,
Trustee % sforesstf, Do her by give this public ~.
tiee, thst BY virtue o the low = which is in me vest.
Cd b. eotd d. ID OF Trust ! will, on Ssturdsy the 9Th
dey Of Seorua' ,. a d, 1885, ~ the b. u Of 2 O'Clock
To the sfisrnon q II sad day, at thu Court House door
IN the city OF %, export. G pose aud offer for sale. 1t
public aucti "a, TO tho hignekt b.dd.r fr each, the
parcels 0 1,nd above des. ri 81, or 30 much thereof
- shall b ~sul1cient 10 sat.sfy and pay the amount
Of sal, notes. with the int = st thereon 20 ,he day O..
sale, together With the expenses attending said al
CO { Of thls notice and Trustee le.s. Up.n II.
comp1e'tnn Of such S,l- = d d Ill be 81 en- 10 sccoy.
dance N, b the eli; ulation ~ .aid Dee u rust.
Dated - 18th aay Of February, 4 u. 1873.
AUSTIN CURDlN,
Jon1Sdt0 TYusoAo.
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TruSteess Sale.

VRYHBanAs. on the Slst day q October, 4 . 1855,
W FRANCIS 4. Yiispssr1ck and Mary Fitzpatrick
hIs vife. exscasrA unso Aus'in Corbt , - Trustee, .
esrtaia Dssa e frnss, oovsyin0 70 ~ frustse 'he
land u eoott county. les a,d~sctSed - sellowss =, VT:
4 past u eas-l nEnoer TO % u d scitv Of Daven-
port thus beu -ded G 0msscins o. . point On the
sass sids Of Harrison street exteode1, etsAty Geo. feet
north fro0 . stone men meat sisuseod n tbs south.
vest corner o. oaid OuI-lot, SuunA& thence aoethsglv
along the eostt ine Of sai1 nasstsoA osrst. kS;y TO-
sess, thsace west ons heHdrcd and al. yllj0jf. s~t,thsnce
sousAerly and parallel With tAe west line afvsessid.
utO) feet - piscs q bseisnsng; which saA convey.
snes wee msas y the ssA Rrsncts I Uixpasrtck and
Aasy, ~ vile. Se ~ paspeos q securing TIE vay.
msnt Of . certain prom o.oSy Doee Ind H. lntsrost
the-eoa. signed ~ sd Yraaeis I yitss ataick so1
Msry, his y Se, d. Cd the Slst day Of Octo, q. 4 q
1855, and payable IN o0s pear 70 the order Of oeephea
1beol q ., With Ten per cent. interest unis-~ p ID 81
msturity-Which taid uoie was sfteSwArds assigEed
~ David Hin.
md now said note having become duo snd psya
BE and The 80 } sscts Z and Ma , Dtspstricb
having failed TO pay the same, I, Austin C,rb,n Tsus.
10 - Aforesaid, q reQuest OF Sid Hal, do b. reby
give this public no,ice, that By virtue nf the power
which u IL me vssted BY said Drsd Of trust, ! viii.
On Saturday the s.xih day Of P.bras. J, A o, ISIS
Gay, q the Court House door In III city If sssi-
rost, expo-1 aud oAer TT sale. q pubic auc,i0n, TO
the 'ighest bidder for tssb, tie parcel Of land shove
described. Or ., much thereof ~ shall b. suGcieht
TO sAtisfy and pay the amount Q. ssii nste with
the interest theron to tbs day Of sac. together with
the expsnses sttsndine said sale. costs Of this motto.
and Trustees fees. Upon the completion OF such
sa,~ ! deed Viii b given IN acceptance With the
supuis on " said Deed ,fTsuss.
Dated The 18th cay Of January 4 o, l8ss.
AUSTIN 0ORBIN.
Jsnl36ts Trustee.
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RAILROADS


EOR u. LOUIS, AIfON, LBAvgNWOATn 0IfY
Kansss Cay. r. re Hsute, Rvnsvnle, vaueennes,
r.erts, Dse.,ur. spsirsns,d; Z. a,orS.I,e, n:,ss'
esd oil points on Ii. lover y ssi,sippt.
Trans ~ih iesvs the 9 81 ceutrai "spot. foot Of
South water and La,e streets, - follows
Peoria, D.. l. us, Ctndnnst! and CARS hxpress u
800 A Il (sunfsys accepted
Psoris. 81 Louis and csiro sxprsss st s.As ? =
(5sndsys cxcepfsd
without chsngr Of cars, and tie usoss sxpediuous 10
ii tngneld Jscksoov vile ana Naples.
To Dsssengsrs fr asmphh, vict sburgh, New Or.
leans, &C., the route. via .ialro, II thr Of ~ direct and
IL twenty -four hours In advsnse Il any other.
CONNECTING
Ar 0uHAx-with Peoria 4 O ua~ka R Z fos Pc
oris, 0slessarg aud fowls upon main line q Illinois
Gent = y.
AT 1o.oso-wnh trains Of The Great western 4
Gid JscssonviIle and Naples and towns On the lll-
eois River.
AT MAnoox-wnh trains On the rerre Hause. Al.
ton 4 st Louis = =, going east to Tsrrs Hauts India
nspolis kysns,ilie and CrAvfordsvl.e Vesi fos Al
ton and * Louis.
AT ODIx AND SAxDovAL-with trains On the Ohio
4 Mtssissippi Il Il, esss for towns upon its line;
west ,or 81 LOUIS and Alton
AT st. L0Uis-wth PaciGe D x and steamer, for
Kansas and Nebraska and oil point. on the Missouri
River.
AT CAIao-wuh steamers for Me,nphif Nstchss
New Nsiesns ard al p iats on the Mississippi river
For 0slena Duni~i b Dubuque ard 81 Pstu trains
lesvs via Gsleas I Chicago Uaicn Rk
Al 10 0'clock a II and . ~ NJ
Conneoeing at bunieith with . daily line Of eirst
CIass Passenger Steamers for Pfai lie Du Chen Ii
Csosse Win . Hastings Hons Ia Prescott and rt
PAui. Alec, come ting 1t dubuque With the De-
sUQUE 4 PACIFIC X \ for Dyeisvlie Cedar Rapids
Independence Sioux CITY &C.
R"r BlooDipston - Sale Dixon Amboy Polo &c
trains leave via Chic.go 4 Burlington
AtvA,A NJ snc s.Ol ~
Making direc. com c.i lsat As.dota With Trains ON
Main Lane u Iiiipois Centrsi Tor all the ABOVE poists.
THROUGH TICK III
Can BE- obtained a. t the o0cs Of the Michigan Central
= = oppOstte fremont hou.e corner Lake and Dear
bora sire. u q, % II he . lice q the Pitt urgh II
Wsyse h Chicago r r opposite TremvEt Boutc and
~ the oil e Of L. cou pauy in the Great Central De-
pot foot Of South Wa CT and Lake strc T..
Jas. q. CLARKE,
w. p JOHNeON, Master Traasp rtaticn
u neral Ticket Agent. SlLAS 81
JAnl6dtf Sup't CLicsGo Div.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-04

vRTH1A1As on H. crst day Of IA uarv. A D 1851.
W J"hsnG HalkIns IKE. uied at. Al { q CORFU.
~ Trus e., = Certain d-.a Il ir,-,, COW, yiug tvs l
Trust . the l.nu 10 Scv { cvui ~. l0~h G,>t rib. d q
filo~ ~ ~ Si.: Part 4 SeIiioi. nuintrr ,wen y-s
(.6) an nUm"er vcn,y ,even l.sI IL tvw h ? NUN
b.. eighty (eVi n0ith o rang nu..DoI ID &c u east
Of oh p -, q, ssr.b d ~ FOL ow., 10 y. . siuninx
At III south ea.t COZ nef OF lection number { IN y
seven C1) the c. est nj Ct on lin O e (5) chHlns
10 the c. MT Of P | I Plea ant road ihei.ev 10 I'll
t.enty d'gre . wet 70 the tut rsecilon Z ssia r nj
With . line Z pnipg through IN mid ! Of I'D 20.
tioD numb,F tw.nty-sev u (2T TO Wit: to . poin,
eight ~ chains and ciehty-iive 1851 Inns 80, from
the 'ast quarter. ecti)nto q VI asid ; ct.un then
west ele,e en- (lD chains AMI tn, I've (l.) ItLks: hen.e
south 20 tho section II. e ard ( ,c. &C, ssi TO the place
Of beginning Containing Sc, emit three md nineteen
hundred hs t1S ~ lc0j acr,s: Also th, .outn.w Il,
ua'ter o. tbs -outh last qnarn = OF ssid sec 10 MIN
Der twenty vn I'D CONTAINING 10. ~ scr = VII oh
ssid conveyance was mad BY IN said johann hal.
kins to The sid Au.tin G, rb.n for the purpose Of 81
curing the pay ment OF no ceitai prom, sIry hot. .
piysbl 70 Fesnslin u Coating, aa.,d tie IT'S d '
Of jenna ,, A d 1851 nd D., alb . 81 T., Tvs: On, 10
the sum OF SIEVE MY .dvS oil-rs due H. six nous,...
and one for the sum SIX b ndreI and srv.'ty nv
dollars, du" IL twelve mon h., both pay ., IL 1t the
sanking Hons OF ksckiot Z Corbin 4 d TO the o =.
der OF said Cutting, with In crest q, The rate q zen
per cent PER anuam II not psid ~ken das.
And q, " said last describ d pron.i 20 , noe hsv.
ing b. com due and payable aid TIE ssid j ham
Mslkins having failed t. pay the came, ], Austin Cor.
bin, T u>ter - . o: esq d, ~ = Qoest 0 said Gu tins.
do h.reoy gis, this p'oiic notes. that ~ vi tue o, the
pow er which 10 10 me- ves' "a by ssid deed Of T MSS. I
Will. on Wednssdsv the 10Th day VI February . d
1855, u the hour OF , '.iock IN tbs sftern, on ~ n.
day, 81 The Court hos d CT m the hy Of Daven
port, expose and offer I T sale, 1t public aact. n Il. the
highsst b.. der %, cash. the psrc.l u land above de.
scribed, or 20 much thereof - h be sufi zen, 10
sssisfy eod pay the smruns o said notes, wi b the In.
terest thel ION T. the day Of sale, TOT. the. with ID
costs aud expenses attending raid sale, u this nu:icv
AMI Trustees fees. Upon the ompletiDn Of ouch sale
. deed will be 8 ven IL accordance With tn s.ipu-
lat!ou Of said d-ed Of Trust.
Dated lbs 18Th day Of January, \ D 1855.
AUSTIN CORBIN,
Iaus Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-04

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w Dlte0ef vSoeAs - oaSsA vtAhs, his IN. a.
seusa1 ITO Dsvsd , 1sas, esfSastes, . csssala I'D
~ 7 us4, csovoyfnG - I'D Trustee the lands IN elO.t
ccuaey, teWs, AescrtbsA . Ss1sovs, 70 IN The psrth
Aals Of the sOoah.wsst quarter, aod the souih.wcss
QuAEteS - Ne nDsth~we1 QuasteS u 0eetlCo thirty.
three (33,, " tDsnshsp sevssty.eine l5oy sorth ~
Raags tbree % est Of III ch P n vhtoh ~ eoo-
veyanes vs. maAs ~ ~ ssA otts0er vLsshs end
Sarah vseAs fos - Dsspsae u securing ~ pey.
ums 81 costa1n pro0A1esy oose - she inter q
thereon. sig1v dby The .sd 0fttanee vietls ts go,
detsd ~ IA lay q o. ~, 4 . lS11 81 peysDt
- ~ 10Th day % NsvsDb<r, 4 . sSS7. - Ne Greer
Of I. ". woodward Viii interest d ta ~ cent per
an0uD aftes 0ol1rny.
Ard noU said note having aese0e de- I'D Daysoee.
and said DtttDsS vlsGhs hovlno lAas1 ~ pay IL
sonAI, Dov5d o. frue. ~ un6esoigned, trustee -
a1oeeoaid, % hessoy give TIN pubic notice, tnaa y
virsuo u ~ pDV9 UoesA = = - vets Il satd
dssa u TrpG. ] vlls - 0stsrdsy the 81 day =
Ysorpsry a D, 1854 n H. heur Of 8 o'cocA N The 81.
tsrnooo Of soi day. q ~ Court neass dees 10 tse
city o. Daveapogt. sxpose sAd oGo9, - saAes o. cob
nc auction, q he highest btdder Ter cash, y parcssa
Of land chow Deserts. d. o. 90 nacA thereof - 0hall
- s~uaacieDs {, satisfy ael pay tAe aoouat u said
note, With intsress - tAs day Of sa'e. : gsehss With
The expsose attending sai6 sale, cests Of tAb notice
md frustes's &C.,.
Dassa he iSA lay Of Jaassry. : .. 1885.
DAVID Z. TeUD,
Jsnlldts trueoo.