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The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1858-05-29
WASHINGTON. May 20.

Messrs. Winchell, Morrow and Brans-
combe, Commissioners, appointed at the
settlers Mass Convention in Kansas, to
procure postponement of the land sales
or procure loan fund for the squatters,
have had, in company with Mr.. Parrott,
delegate from Kansas, an interview with
the President, who intimated his willing
ness to postpone the sale till October if
they thought best, but desired them to
call on the Secretary of the Interior. The
latter stated that the policy of the Gov
eminent would be to sell all the public
lands possible the present year, for the
purpose of revenue, but consented to defer
the sales in Kansas until November LIST
and 18th, when they will take place.
The Commissioners leave for New York
on Friday, for the purpose of securing the
loans needed.
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1858-05-29

o. The Nebraska Grand Lodge Of
Odd Fellows was instituted at Nebraska
City, on the 9th uls. CHAs. T. HonLy
was elected and installed &. ". G. Mag
ter, and 3. w. FARSAs. R. W. G. secre-
tary. The next session Is to be held at
Omaha. on the ID Tuesday of july.
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1858-05-29

u The circus of spaulding & Rogers,
the first which ever visited Lawrence. was
visited by about ] 200 persons. A scien-
tifc lecture, by one of the ablest men of
the day, would not have attracted one
hundred persons. if the admission mas
Fifty cents. This shows that the people
had been serious 50 long they thought a
hearty laugh was greatly needed.
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Watch ThemI

The man who takes but casual glance
at Kansas affairs-he who resides in the
Territory, will observe a marked change
in the tactics of men who claim to belong
to the free state party. Men who were
Jealous in the advocacy of a certain line of
policy but last fall, now scarcely recognize
the acts ofthoSe who are carrying it out; and
men who talked about resistance to the
bitter end, now scarcely raise an audi
BILE objection to the position which the
Lecompton swindle has assumed, as it is
thrown back upon the people, if not to
plague the inventors" at least a new
bone of contention.
1t now comes back to us, not exactly in
the attitude of threat, but bribe-the
most dangerous position it can assume.
There is in our Territory a set of profess
slonal politicians. They care only to
crafty their own selfish ends. Take a
retrospective glance of their past course,
and you will arrive at the conclusion that
they have been on all sides of all questions.
looking only to their own aggraDdizement.
To the people we say, watch these men.
Herald.
And we say :" Watch them!n Since
the Leayenworth Constitution is adopted,
though by a vote so small that it can
hardly be called vote, yet "the profes-
si0aal politicians of the Lane and Con way
school are expected TO favor the Lecomp-
ton ordinance, with the view of getting
into the Union under that infamous swim
die. This done, they propose to set the
Leayenworth Constitution in motion. To
defeat the tricks of the demagogues, every |
Free-State man il Kansas should rally to |
the polls, and take his neighbor with him,
10 vote against the outrageous swindle.
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G The Emporia Ners says, speaking
of the election on the adoption of the Lea
venworth Constitution
Altogether the vote cast on the 18th.
in this and the adjoining counties, was
less than one halt the real voting of these
counties.
That hall, had they attended the polls,
would have votA against the Constitu-
ton The same remark is applicable to
every county in the Territory. The
Leavenworth Constitution, then, is anoth-
er minority affair, and is not to be
thought of in the future.
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1858-05-29

u No tax has been levied on lands
IN Kansas. as far as We are advised, up to
the present time. A bill was passed by
the Legislature making provision for pay
ing certain debts by taxes, which, We
suppose, viii be levied upon real and
personal property; but when this viii
be done We are not informed.
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1858-05-29

OF The vote in Leayenworth was Az
for the Leavenworth Constitution, and
256 against it. At Wyandott, where
nearly every vote would have been polIed
against it. no polls were opened. This
WAS the case generally over the Territory.
Those localities opposed to the instrument,
feeling it was Of no account, kept away
from the election.
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~ Rev. a. B. GRosB win accent ON

o. Rev. A. B. GRosH win accept our
thanks for copies Of his Universalist Com
pauion and Register for 1855-6-7-S.-
These ANNALS are invaluable to the
members of that denomination, and those
who wish to keep advised with the move
ments of those entertaining the teaets
peculiar to this denomination. should pro-
cure copies yearly.
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OF It is impossible for US to furnish
proof Sheets" or any other sheets of the
laws in advance of their publication
Those subscribing for copies of the laws,
by renting 81 to Messrs. DRIGGs 6 Co.,
Lawrence, Kansas, can receive advance
copies of the laws as printed, but all others
must wait until the laws are furnished by
the Governor before copies can be obtained.
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OF The Grand Lodge /. O. of Odd
Fellows will be instituted at Tecumseh on
Wednesday, the second day of June, BY
P. G. j. C. HEMIxGeRAY.
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orGen. LaRInER was not killed at
Fort Leavsnworth a few days ago by the
bursting of cannon. Indeed we learn
that no injury has befalien him what
ever.
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1858-05-29

0T TIE vote at Grasshoppsr Falls on
the Leavenworth Constitution was 81 for
to 81 against It.
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coos

A new postmaster has bsen appointed
at LeaYenworsh. ClarksOn is removed.
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Important.

The following intelligence will be re-
ceived with pleasure by the people of
Kansas =
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TERas.--ss.Oo PER ASSUm. IN ADyAscE
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LAWRENCE. KANSAS.

SATURDAY MORNING, NAY %. 1858.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-12
Pr1Inrl6G,u 4aae.

W0n1kAS On The irss Gay q Jssuasy. 4. ,.
" 1851. Janes aersiss q Cllnfaa cDunty, 1eess
ssersAin assdoi TSs, conveying 70 sstd 1rustestAs
land In Clinson county, lows, dsscstbed ~ esovp.
% vi. The sou'A vest quarter q section nis0
two i9 also los rs nine ~ N section s'xtesn s N
township eighty (sD north Of rsnse too tO east,
(ooutaisine eight and one half acgesl also too (9l
the h on The left bank % the WspstpinbicOn
river = sscaasa e.svsa (Ill y tyvssAie eighty ose
ISL north OF range one III east, comnenetDs ut the
north west corner Of JOSIAH Young's land, on said
south :. the run On
This 1oedof FIRST u exeeas d In security Of
the purchase money OF the said premises this dag
to.d and conveyed TO said Merritt b John zinss
which ~ eo6veyonoe vas mo4e b NE said james
Merritt tor the purpose Of securing the payment Of
three certain psomissoSy noees aod the interest
thereon. signed by SAID Jnee Merritt md dated the
Tor one thousand dollars payable On the rss
day Of January 1885, for eight hundred ard four
tern - TOO payvbiv on the rst day Of January 1859,
and one for seven hundred and ninety seven and
90 100 payable % the hvst day o. January 1850.
And NV the nrst Of said Oromissory notss having
become due and psyabae, and the said James AeY.
rift having failed to psy the same, l. 0eorge Schel.
bel Trustee Aforesaid, do hereby give this public
me vested BY said deed Of Trust. I viii. On Tues
dag, the nineteenth day OF October. A. d,
1883, At the hour OF o'cieck in the afternoon Of
said day. 1t the Court House door N he city Of Do
venport expose and osr fos sale, ct public auction.
the psrtels Of land above described, or 20 much
thereof shall BE sucient 70 satisfy and pay the
amount Of said note with Tie interest thereon TO
expenses attending said sale, Of this notiee and
fTostee's lees. Upos the coOple ion Of such sale
deed will be given In q cordancc with the stipulation
OF said iced Of Trust conveying full and perfect
title to the tract Of land cold TO ths purchaser.
Dated the twenty seventh day Of September, \, D,
1855:
Gs0lGB s0B1IBBL.
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sears o. q IOWA ~
IL .hs Dssria 6ssrs u sssAs Cosnsy. o.ssssr
Wi'!,aa Rools -. Jsnes l. Hsanss, uias Hes.
mar oAi1eel uaomil,
ro!.mes l. Hoffman. RIiaA uoGnan, Sanua nsnoa
Voc are hereby neGasa ,>.t thsre y ~ On a,s
n - o0ss - the elerk 81 - D,serSce CCoss o.
said County pettion!of william RccIe a. ssid up-
setting fossh that one twelfth day q Oe1obsr MOI
The petitioner . mort gsse convevina ~ - - "a
hve 5) In bloch No saehs (s) IN Hackotoeh's sesad
addition TO the city Davenport 10 seid eeentv NM
saa n.orsase Va executed for the purpose Of secu-
oseo ana nve collars due In six Months froa a..
executed By said Jsoee l. Holman 70 petitioSe, ~
that said mortgage vas conditioned upoo tAs nav
ment sad note, that said mortgage was auiy aes-
nowedsed and recorded, that the said note ma
vas 70 ssii due In six months "a ApviI tvelsh
1898 has not been paid, bat 10 nov due, ovned ana
held ~ petitioner after said alton and rero ain.
Of ssid mortgage the said james l. Hoffman a. m.
- Hoffman his wife mortGaged the said property 10
toe saso samuel hsmmil and tAe aah Hammil ana The
ssn pes,asn,I makes the said Hanmil party ossen-
10 Sn1s Oiu and ne prays accocnt TO BE- taken
TO ascertain the amount due him upon ssld note
which remains unpaid and that be- have iudsm~ns
therefor with his interest and eost- Of sut ass ~.
sail James l. Holman and that his lien up-an sasi
premises lie estsbi.hed and Ia defaul, Of m, men,
thereof BY short day fxed BY the court that said
premises may Be- decreed 10 be sold Cor 40 much
thereof % shall be requisite to sa,isf, the Judgement
with coss and that to what she'll be sold the sad
dsfcndanta and each OF them eli he forever barred
and foreclosed from redseming the same and for aen
erai relief and uniess you appear and answer said
ps.iti.n on o. before the nrst Monday in October
laao that being the r day o. the next te m of the
Dssesict Court Of Scott County, the pction viii b.
'aken - oonfslpd and the prsyer thereof granted
By his Attorney Frank plumer. '
JOSHUA d. PATTEN,
g1htm Clerk Of District Court
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-12
Trustees Sale.

NTHEREA6 the Sth day Of July A. d. 1857,
w Herman Simpson and Margaret Simpson, his
wife, executed unto D.vd Truss a. Trustee, ces-
tain dsed Of Trust, conveyina 10 nd Tru IRE the
i'nf In g. OFT County Iowa. described folk VS., to
w.t. The norih..a - ,ter Of the Sou h-t sst gu
ter Of section numoer thirty sol In township num-
ne verts eiehl (7Sl tn OF range number three
81 east OF tue h N, vi i,h sa.d convey VA
made BY the said 9ermsnn Simpson ind bsIgarst
Sampson, TO- the purpose Of sscurins thc ps, OF
certain promis>ory mote and the interest thereon,
signed By laid HeTmi Sinpson datei the eighth
day Of July, D 1S57 ana pa cable % follows: for
III u and ana twsnty six and So lOO dollars p.y-
able TO the order Of mes q inner, due the 18th
day Of April, d 50 with inteYert 81 the rate Of
ten per cent per annum after III sturity
Aud now said pTomissory note having bect me due
ana psys' lie ana the said He man Sim, son having
failed to pay the same, l David True Trust
sforessid do hereby give this public notice that by
virtue Of the power hich Is IN me vested by sail
deed Of Trust WILL Saturday The IL. day OF Ccto
Der 1853 At the hvur OF o'clock la the afternoon
day, the Court House door In the ciy Of Dav
EXPORT Expose and Offer for sale, 1t public auction the
parcel Of land above described much hereof rs
shall be sufficient to satisfy and psy he amount OF
said note with the inteTt 81 thereon The day OF 4ale
together with all the costs and expenses attending
said SALE Of this notice and tt esftes Up
the Completion OF such sale deed III b. given
FdaAce it'll the tirulat Of said Deed ~ ust
Dated the 2lst day Of Sep.smEr. A. y. 1858.
DAVID 3. TRUa,
aep22itA Truale0,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-12
Trustees Sale.

WHEREAS on the i0h day OF February, A d 1853
w James Piu nbecs and Anna, his WIFE, extcu.
ted unto II y. Mathews T. ustee, certain deed Of
trust conveying to ssid trustee the land m Scott
county, Iowa described NJ follows to wit: The west
half VI the south west quarter OF section number
thirty ore in township seventy nInt 1881 nctth
OF range three eSst and the half the .outh
east quastes Of section thirty,ix 1851 In tbs came
toAnshiD and In range two al east OF the 9th y,
containing In all the hundred and sixty ven 1851
acres more or less which said convey was made
by the tsid James Plumbeck and Anna Piumbeck for
the purpose OF securing the payment of = certain
p'omsrOry note and the int rect thereon, ssned by
"a James Piumbeck, dated the tenth day Of Yebru-
airy, ISIS, for the sum three hundred and for.
ty-hve dollars, vaysble 10 the order 81 Hosford 4
8oits. due six months after s date ith ret at
ten per mt per annum after due.
And now said promissory note hsv ng beepme
due and payable and the said James PUNT eek
having failed 70 pay the same, !, u b Mathews.
Trustee as aforesaid do hereby sivc this public no.
ttce that by virtue u the power Which II
ted by said deed OF Trust, I will on nond the 18th
day Of u tober D 1855 at the hour Of 2 o'cl,os n
the afternoon u said day st tho Court House door in
the city CT Davenport expose and oftP for sale
ut public auction, the parcels Of land above described
or so much thereof bbail be fcient to satissy
AMI pay the amount Of said note with the inter- 10
thereon 70 the day OF SALE together with oil the costs
and expenses attending said sae costs Of this notice
ANA Trustees fees. Upon the eOmpeN ftuch .alo
d ed Will be fiven In accordance with TIE stipuis-
tion ofsad ed Of Trust conveying ful! and perfect
title to the tract Of land sold TO the purchaser.
Dated the "a dsy Of October, A D 1855.
II. .. MATHEWS.
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TrQls(ccS'S Sale.

JOANNA Giliett and Phnsas J. Gile / executed
q 10 ms - Trustee. \ deed for the following de-
scrb properly, which deed 10 duly recorded In the
Rscordfs office for scott county, Iowa, In book GO"
Of mortgagee page leo to Wit: Aparoel Of lond In
the city Of Davenport, thus a, sctibsd Commencing
at po.nt Brady street IN said city, one hundrs
aud lllO1 fs north Of the north line Of out lot
number eighteen [Isl; thence nor hon side OF
Brady street thirty 1907 feet; thence esst hum
dred and NJ y (l5O] feet; thence south thirty 1901
feet; thence west one hundrei and nifty I15OI feet
to the pla Of beRinnirg Also, parcel Of land ly
ing north nd adjoining said lot describe last above
measuring tn (O feet On Brady street aforesaid, by
one hul,dre and nfty 1851 feet IN depth more
ticulavly de- crbed ~ foliovs: Commencing at the
Southwest lot number two I2I in hisier's
addition 10 esid city, running thence north BRADY
street ten t10l feet; thence esst one hundrt and
nifty (15Ol feet; thence south ten lOl fet; thence
west nundred and Afty 1901 fe along the line
dividing lots number ana two III In said adj
dition, to the place O! b, ginning.
Now default having beeh IN ode in the covenants
In said deed mentioned, SHALL on The 2lst day OF
October, 1858, at O'Clock NJ at the Court House
ioor In the city Of Davenport, county Of Scott and
stat Of Iowa. sell the sLoye described property TO
the highest bidder for Cash
The trustee Will convey only the title conveyed TO
him.
AUSTIN CORBIN,
eeU29dt0 Trustee.
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Trustees Sale.

VLTHBRBA0 on the 9TH day Of August, A. d.
w 1857, Heu4y Bowen and Elsey 4. Bowen, his
wife, execuleo unto David !. True. - Trustee. .
c.rtsn Deed Of Trust convey to said Trustee the
land in Scott County, Iowa, described % follows
io.witt Part Of the east half Of out lot number
twsnty.oue, (2l1. IN the City Of Davenport; segin
uinR 81 point Tor is01 e vest and two huudr
and venty-s.x 75lO0, (276 7o-lO0], feet north Of
the southeast corner Of said out kt-thence nor a
fifty 1901 feet, thence wet one hundred and nsty
[lbol IT,. then south tty IDOL n. thence eat one
hundred and tJ lt0] II 10 place Of beginning; which
said conveyance wss made by Sid Henry Bowen and
Rlsey A. Bowen tor the purpose securing the pay
msnt u Q cert ain 81 omissoy uoe AMI The interest
Their, on signed BY the esit Heny Bo zen dated the
All say Of Aug,s., A. d 1851. tor the srm OF S"ur
hnndr collars pay abb u III ole o ". 400.
war; due ninety days .fie it,d.t, VI interest ~
ten per ,ent. p sptLIn ate. maturity
And now said Ldte having become due and pay able
and the said n. nry Bo having failed 10 pay the
same. ~ Id s. True, Trustee rs Oresad, d. here
by giveths public notice. that BY virtue Of he power
whichis in vseted BY said deed u Trut will on
Friday the I'D day of o. bsr 1855 at the hour OF
o'clock in the afternoon Of said Cay, at the Court
House door In the city Of Davenport, xpose and offer
for sale, At public auction, the highest bidder for
cash the premises abeve described, or so much
thereof rs shall be sufficient to satisfy and pay the
day Of sa g. together With all the costs expenses
atteoing said sale, Of this notes ami ustees
fees. Upon the completion Of such sale deed will
be given IN s"cordance with the stiru atoms OF said
Deed OF Trust
Dated September 29th. A D. 1865.
DAyIO6. TRUE,
sep1Q Trustee
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Legal Notice.
In the Distslee Csurt OF
8cose Co0ooys otats Of
lows.

wWsm Yery.day end
viliian vssridsy sxe- In the Distsise Ceurt Of
cute Of ~ last Oil iScess CeusNs otsss Of
End tselamsne a He On Iowa
Q Feyrtday deceased,
Geo. Hswky and Dan.
lei 8. Havley
10 william Ferrlday. and william vsrsiday. exo-
euior Of tbs lest viii and tsstansnt NJ Helen perri
Day. decea sed, aud Geo. nswlsy and Dstiei uasi~y
VOU ere hereby notired that there viii Re or
i before the ninth day Of September 1858 on file
Ia Inc office OF the Clerk Of District Court Of
scott County pstitioa calming tie foreclosure OF
mortgage msde b. william Ycrriday and Helen G.
ReTri1ay. Who n now ecessod 90 the aid eheals ON
ehe east hslf Of lot no two ID In block txty
t62 In the city 81 Davenport slso that Part Of lot
no three In blsck six ~ t~o 1877 beginning IT the
south west corner u said lot three running thence
north one hundred and ATTY ticOI 4 e. 10 an alley,
thence esst feet tn nee south ole hundred and
thence vest sixteen 6l test, T. the place Of Begin
ming oil said property beins in the unity Of Scott
which said mortgage Is dated August 81 1856 and
r. cosd=di OFT County Records In book Of mort.
geges page 52l, sLd thss unless you appear and
swer thereto 1t III, next term Of the District Court
OF 0cott county to Be held the nsst Monday of NC
toeef l6d6 judgement Will - res DER against you
thereon RICHARD OHEALS, P,aintin
By Pumer and vsnHosen his A,torusyr.
On the sixth day Of September d 1855, the Coun.
~ Judge Of Scott Count order Cd The for going orig
ins notice In the action fr the foreclosure Of the
plaintiff and william ferid.y IN HIS individual
and represt ntative characters and Geo. and Daniel
3. 8awlsy are defendants, 10 be published 10 the
Daily Iowa State Democrat oDce In each week four
consecutive weeks beginning IN the seventh day Of
September D 1855, the said State Dem crat being
ne nevcpsper most likely 10 sivs nnstoe 70 said d.
1endant FerTiday.
September ls5S sep7-dlav4v
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Trustee - SAFE.

VL7HEREAS on the 81 day OF June, A D 1851,
w Charles g Ayerill AMI Margaret Averill, his
wife, xtcuted INTO David True rs TIustee. a GER
tain deed OF Trrst, conveying TO said Trustee the
land In Scott county Iowa, der cribed follows. TO
wit The nOvIh -wcst quarter ard the west half Of
the north asst quarter nd the west half Of theouth
west quarter OF fractional Section number n also
the south half Of the % nth west quar- er OF section
cumbe 22 also the southeast quarter OF toe Sou h.
quarter Of section number a. and the east half
Of the quart and the south west quarter
OF the north east quar- OF section number 2S also
the west half OF the southwett quarter Of the south
east quarter Of section nrmber IA also the ollow-
lug part OF the east half of the west half Of the south
east quarter Of d section number IL, 10 Wit: All
that part thereof not Conveyed by Decd heretofore
ecuted by Charles q. Averill to one v. Harman con-
tanning forty acres; also the following part VI the
south east quarter OF sec ion mbeI IS, TO wit ::
commencing sixty nine rods and nine feet west from
tn north east Of said south east quarter Of
said seotion thence running east twentys rods and
nine feet ttNnce south sixteen rods, thcnce in
north westerly direction 10 the pacs Of beginning
all of said land herein before described being IN town
ship number 50 poIth Of range east Of the 5th NJ ;
which said conveyance as made by the said hxIles
G Averill and Margaret Avcriil for the purpose Of
securing the payment Of four certain promi sorry
notes and the interest thereon, signed BY said Charles
q Averili Jointly with Stephen Thompson, James
Speer, Daniel hire, John Doty and Join Culuert-
son, dated the 81 day OF Juse, d 1861, and payA-
bic as follows: One for S3 s72 and 6o-loO, payable
June lst, 1858 one other for - so payable June
2d 1858; other Tor 81 ESQ payable June ID, 1858;
and one other tor &l,I27 aud 5O00 payable June 4,
1885, with interest 1t 10 per cent per snnum after
msturity-all Of said notes having been executed 10
A. ". Rratt, and said fret mentioned note having
bren sssisEed TO Peter Qusckenoush Add now all
Of said promssory notes having become due and
payable and the said Chsrlis g. Avcri the 9TH
er makers tn TeoO having failed to pay the same,
David True, Trustee ~ aforesaid, do hereby give
this public notice. that BY virtue Of the pow which
Is ia me vested by said deed Of Trust, will, ThuTs
day she 7th day Of October. 4 1858, ct the hour
Of 2 O'Clock In the afternoon Of raid day, ct the
Court House door In the lily Of Davenport, expose
and offer for SALE ct public suction, the pr -ceis Of
land above described, 30 much thereof - .hsl be
sufficient TO satisfy and pay the amount Of said notes,
with the interest thereon - the day Of SALE together
CT this notice ami Trustees fses Upon the compl..
ton Of such sale deed viii Be given In accordance
with the stipulstlons Of said deed OF Trnst.
Dated The 10Th day Of SeptembeY, D 1858.
DAVID 3. THUE,
aenl0 TIustea.