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The Nevada journal., 1858-07-02
M A r r I ED.

On the 2sth ult., by Rev. Morris Evans, Mr. j. Il
HELM to Miss ELIZABETH McCARrY.
At the same time and place, by the same, Mr. CHAs
R. EDWARDS to Miss EMILY MoLrsEaux of Grass vai
ley.
generous supply of cake and champagne aecomos
MED the above announcement.
AT the Hotel de Paris, the Goth ult, BY Judge ?
II. Caswch " p J. MUELLER to Miss CT syyux
FALcoT.
The Nevada journal., 1858-07-02

Democratic Primary Election Dele
gates to the Democratic County Con-
vention will be elected on Saturday. In
view of the dissensions in the Democra-
cy spirited contest may be expected
between the two wings of the party at
that time and doubtless large vote
will be polled in consequence. We look
forward to the result with much interest.
The election in this town will decide the
county and the fate of some of the candi-
dates most popular with the people.
The Nevada journal., 1858-07-02
Summons.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA-COUNTY OF NEVADA
~ Township of Little Yorkss The People oS tbs
State of California TO JOHN HOLMES, Greeting;
You are hereby commanded 10 apuear before me AZ
my office in said township FRIDAY, nth DAY
OF JULY. A D.. 1883 at O'Clock P. NJ to answer &C
the complaint of w. W COZZENS & Co, who de
mands Of you .he sum OF 1wenty.One Dollars upoe =
Note of hand, and the of Eleven Dollars upon book
account as per copy Of Note and Account file X
my office, when Judgment viii be taken against you
me SAID aodnt together with cost and damages VOC
fail to appear and answer
Given under my hand this 2od of June A O. 1885
n MARTIN Justice Peace
Ordered that OF the above Summons bs mai ~
publication for three weeks in the NEVADA JOURNAL
July ls3s-3w MARTIN, Justice Peace
The Nevada journal., 1858-07-02
Correspondence from Alpha.

Mr.. Editor knowing that you take
warm interest in the harmony of the
Democratic party, cannot deny my
self the pleasure of informing you of the
cathauling that is going on in the ranks
OF the unterri6ed in the township of
Washington. 1t is sorrowful fact that
dissensions are beginning to be sown
among the faithful here; not on the
Kansas issue, not, on account of the rec.
concentrations of the County Central
Committee, not for or against Douglas
or the President, but because of the over
weening ambition of couple of gentle
men to be nominated to office. The an
tagonism of theseis all that prevents the
Democracy from being unit. They
have vague idea of the great national
questions which agitate the party else
where, but when you come down to the
personal desires of their aspiring candi-
dates, the people of Washington are in
and don't stand back in expressing their
predictions.
Now it unfortunately happens that
there is one among us who is of that
kind that the more you give him the more
he wants. Not satisfied with picking him
out of Sacramento once to be repre-
sentative ofNevada county by virtue of
the strength of the Democratic party, or
more properly, the dissensions among
the opposition, he comes again with car
pet sack i'll hand for little summer
campaign among US, to have the joke re-
peated. A French gentleman happens
to think the joke too serious to be twice
repeated, particularly at his expense,
and objects to the Young mans impu-
dence, and here arises an issue in the
Democratic party at once. A majority
of the unterrifed have so good an opin-
ion of themselves as to suppose they can
produce candidate from among them
selves quite as competent as, and with a
possibility of being more faithful to the
Democracy of Washington than, any
strolling mountebank from Sacramento
or any other county. They accordingly
appear to receive the persuasive Young
mans advances rather cody, and take
to the gentleman with a foreign name
sooner than to the foreigner. The latter
is~not, however, far behind He has
been in the county almost long enough
already to hold seat in convention,
and relies considerably on the sympa-
ties of the people and assistance to be
gotten outside the township. He can
parade his record of last winter with con-
siderable ostentation He voted for the
niger bill that the people never asked
him to do; the Kansas resolutions that
the people are opposed to, and every
thieving bill that came up for the appro-
priation of money-and then he made
an excruciating worthless speech in IA
vor of the miners not paying taxes, which
he was silly enough to have printed for
distribution. How these men will lock
horns at the'polls on Saturday, who will
come out second best may inform you
next week. Till then adios,
AMIGO.
Alnha. June 2S. 1868.
The Nevada journal., 1858-07-02

New TRIAL.-Henry Plummer has
obtained new trial in consequence of a
recent decision of the Supreme Court.
1t will probably come off at the next term
of the District Court.
The Nevada journal., 1858-07-02

The atlantic Monthly.-The June
No. of this excellent magazine has arriv-
ed. A glance at the contents is all the
attention we have as yet been able to
bestow upon it. 1t promises well as
usual
The Nevada journal., 1858-07-02
Summons,

STATE or CALIFORNIA-CoUNrY OF NEyA
~ da-Iow nship Of Eureka-ss In Justice IS Cour.
before 5 B. Hickman j p The People OF the State nf
California to MICHAEL MEAD Greeting
You hereby Summoned TO be and annear osfass
the undersigned Justice of the Peace in and
County and Township, at my Office at Orleans Nat In
le5e at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, to answer the COMPLAINT Of
PATRICK BOHANSON, who dem nds Of you tho surr
of Sl0S 40 alleged TO be due certain PTonusory
Note bearing date January 18th 1858 ie IN my
office when Judgment will be rendered against YOU fos
the of SI0s 49, together with costs OF suit
fail 10 appear and
Given under my hand this l7th day Of June D Is5s
S b HICKMAN, Justice Peao.
1t is ordered that above Summons DC served ns
public alton in the NEVADA JOURNAL for two weeks
June 25-2w S y. HiCEMAN } z
The Nevada journal., 1858-07-02

Martin Kosta, the Hunga rian ref
ugee who was rescued from the Austri-
an authorities in 1858, by Commander
Ingraham, of the United States Navy,
died recently in very INDECENT circum-
stances, on sugar plantation, near the
city of Guatemala.
The Nevada journal., 1858-07-02

~ The San Jose Tribune estimates
the population of California at 597, 900.
The estimate is based Upon the returns
of the local assessors. Of this popula-
ton 232 $50 are Americans, $500 Chi
nese, $4,000 French, $4,000 Mex
leans, 10000 Irish, 1000 English, and
about 1000 colored persons.
The Nevada journal., 1858-07-02
Quicksilver and Nitric Acid.

Can be had in any quantities at the Drug Store of e
F. SPENCE, No. 80 Main street, where ehoiee
selections of Drugs and Medicines are kept and sold
very low prices-priecs suitable to the times
The Nevada journal., 1858-07-02

% Very rich diggings have been
discovered near Red Dog. 1t is said,
several pans of dirt have been washed
and yielded $50 to the pan, aud all the
ground around there prospects we'll.
The Nevada journal., 1858-07-02

~ There are now $50 convicts in
the State Prison; 300 of them are at
work making brick, &c. They turn out
10000 bricks per day. The Frazer
fever has reached them, but sowing to
circumstances over which they have no
control" they won't go.
The Nevada journal., 1858-07-02

PUB. DoCs.-We are indebted to Hon.
Anson Burlingame and Hon. Isaac Ste
vens, delegate in Congress from Wash
ington Territory, for public documents
of interest.
The Nevada journal., 1858-07-02

On TVhose Money Mrs. VIM. NJ
Gwin and daughters sailed in the steam
er Persia for Europe, on the 9th of
May. DIR. Gwin will follow on the ad-
jonrnment of Congress.
The Nevada journal., 1858-07-02
a SPLENDID BATH HOUSE
HUNTS HILL STAGE.
New Line from Nevada to Hunts Hill.

~ ON AND AFTER JUNE 2sTH
nsfassEsssss4A ~ the above Line will leAve the
4lMMFAy%@- sssse-aa5S~ NATIONAL EXCHANGE, Broad
-sas.--se-s.-ss.Str Street Nevada Every Morning ~
Eight O'Clock, Sundays excepted arriving at Nations
Hotel, Hunts Hill at l0t O'Clock A NJ
RETURNISG-Stage will Leave NATIONAL HOTYY
Hunts Hill, at o'clock p NJ arriving a. N.vsds st
3 O'Clock, P. M.
~ Express Matter promptly attended to
MORRELL. Proprietos
WH. S. McRoBERTs Agent at Nevada
{. OAKS, Agent nj Hunts Hill iv2--ss
The Nevada journal., 1858-07-02
UNION RACE COURSE.
HORSE RACING! FOOT RACING
EINNER. sc.

SUNDAY July 4th-Races commence at 10 o'cioek
A. NJ Proprictor's Purse Of SlOO, will be run fur
lio4ses to make Race; to start; Best Two Three;
Distance coo Yaads Free for all Horses Nevada and
Sierra counties, 10 per cent. Entrance.
APURSE OF so will lie given, Free for all Spanish
Horses Distance 600 ards; Single DASH Ten per cept
Entrance
A PURSE OF S25 Free for all Tcamstcr's Horses in
inc Conhty Distance 4Ao Yards Three to make raee;
Two to start Entrance SIS TO be added to the p,rsc
The Nevada journal., 1858-07-02

HAvENs is doing everything in his
power to keep down the Frazer fever.
by cooling of the people. He has a
large quantity of ice on hand which he
delivers at very low rates. We get all
our ice from him and can recommend it
in the highest terms.
The Nevada journal., 1858-07-02

E The Eastern company, at Hunts
Hill, are taking out about $4,000 per
week. Most of the other companies on
the Hill are taking out great deal of
ORC.
The Nevada journal., 1858-07-02

Forty eight uniforms for the Nevada
Rifle Company, were received by the j.
L. Stephens. The company will prob
ably parade on the 5th of July.
The Nevada journal., 1858-07-02
PETER DRUNZER'S
Shaving. ShampOOing and Bath SALOON

ON COMMERCIAL STREET. NEVADA
SINCE THE RECENT FIRE HAVE FITTED IIp
~ a neat and handsome Shaving Saloon which -
supplied with keen Ra1ors Fancy SCARS, Sc
SPLENDID BATH HOUSE,
WARM X COLD BATHS -------------- FIFTY CENTS
The Bath House IL well fitted up, with Clean Towels
Good Brushes and all the requirements for well reg
ulated house of the kind
y Gentlemen wishing indulge in the Injury q
n CLEAN SR4pE or a REFRESHING BATH shoEld
make it an Obj ect TO go to
P. DRUNZER'S, Commercial Stroot
July ?, IS5S-tf
The Nevada journal., 1858-07-02
NOTICE.

We have this day sold the entire city
Inscription list Of the JOURNAL. to-
1e,her with all debts due on the same
sr shall accrue in the future, to Jno. p.
<kelton. Esq, who will attend to the
.sai,vsry Oft the paper and collect for the
-ame on his own account.
Mp. BRowS & Co.
Nevada, June %, 1858.
The Nevada journal., 1858-07-02

"a Some of our citizens are enclos-
ing their lots, not wishing to build upon
them at present.
The Nevada journal., 1858-07-02

We ale indebted to James E. Ham,in
for late Atlantic papers received by the
last steamer.
The Nevada journal., 1858-07-02

Returned.-Hon. John 81. Bostwiek
returned ON the John L. Stephens from
visit to the Atlantic States.
The Nevada journal., 1858-07-02
MONDAY. July 5TH ls58
Races to Commence at 10 O'cIk.. A. NJ

PROPRIToR's PURSE or $50 will be- given; Free
for all Horses Three to make race; Two to start;
Distance 6oO YARDS Best Two in Thrae sl0 Entrance
FOOT Re- CING FOR FIFTY DOLLARS !
PROPRIErOR's PURSE OF $50 will be s;reI
Distance I5O Yards Entrance Five dollars.
81 \ great many other Horne resDs 20 eoulo %
during the day DINNER will be provided
July 2-lw THOMAS T. HUGHES
The Nevada journal., 1858-07-02

WRAKBNED.-It was understood that
the Democratic County Committee,
would, without regarding the resolutions
passed by the meeting of Saturday night
last. go and appoint judges such as would
carry out the recommendations of the
Committee, allowing all without refer
enae to political antecedents, to take
part in the primary meetings of the
party. Indeed the determination was
declared by members of the Committee.
By reference, however, to the columns
Of the Democrat of Wednesday, it will
be seen that the Committee have weak
sned essentially. As salvo to their
consistency the judges for this precinct
are appointed from the mud-sill ranks it
is understood, while in every other pre-
einst in the township the voters are al
lowed to make their own tests and do as
they please pretty generally. Why not
have uniform rule by which this pre-
einct can be governed in like manner as
tho others, Or vice versa ? The Com
nittee weakened badly when brought
to the test
Appropos Of the foregoing, the mud
sills are cleaned out in their stronghold
in Plumas, and Douglas votes with the
Administration once again in the con-
firmation of officers for Kansas and says
there is no danger of the President
abusing power put in his hands to re-
dress grievances in the Gulf, though he
knows of wanton abuse of power ano
prostitution of trust in the Kansas diff
eulties. The signs of the times indicate
a grand kissing festival to come off di
rectly, which Broderick alone viii moi
attend.
The Nevada journal., 1858-07-02

u The Hudson Bay Co., arc making
heavy purchases of Flour in San Fran
cisco.
The Nevada journal., 1858-07-02

TIE ATLANTIC MAIL closes at the
Pest Office this evening at s o'clock.
The Nevada journal., 1858-07-02
Furnish Music for Balls and Parties.
AT THE sHORTESy NOTICE

All THE SHORTEST NOTICE
Prom their success in the vicinity of AIarysrijs nd
orovle they have every be confident OF Civ
ing satisfaction. Enquire at the Keystone Hotel
CHARLES E. HASKELL.
Jul! I'll CHARLES W JOHNSON
The Nevada journal., 1858-07-02
Sacramento and San Francisco Agent S

r FISHER Is the authorized Agent for this paper
san Francisco. Office on Washington street opposite
aagoire's Opera House.
B. DAvIDsON Is the authorized Agent for this
oaper In saeramsnto. oice FOURTH street. opposite
ne Dawson House.
The Nevada journal., 1858-07-02
"The Two Charles"

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN COMM
ted in the Musical business ior long time hsreby
inform the people ofNcvada and vicinity hs they are
The Nevada journal., 1858-07-02
The Fourth.
Nevada, june %, 1858.

The eighty-second anniversary of
American independence Is at hand. Be-
fore another publication day of our pa
paper thirty millions Of freemen will
have celebrated with cannon, bonfres,
srations, and rejoiciags the national
Birthday. They will have called up
The heroic deeds Of glorious generation
Of men gone to the grave full Of virtues
and honors. They will have counted
she priceless value of blood shed in the
revolutionary struggle.look around them
upon the heritage bought by the resolu-
sion and sufferings of an ancestry, and
feel their patriotic attachments warm
and strengthen for home and country
Their fealty to liberty will be renewed
Ia sommemorating the natal hour of
America.
While the heart should be full on such
an occasion in view of the many blessings
that cluster around us as people, and
while it is proper to give vent to the pa
sriotic impulses that generously spring
up in the American bosom on the annu-
al recurrence of the national day, it is
also not an inappropriate moment for the
most serious and useful reflection. We
should most earnestly ask and intelli-
gently answer the question, "Has the
virgin purity Of our institutions been pre-
served uncontaminated 7" AS I'VE value
"ur country, as we cherish the memory
" patriots dead, as We hope and trust in
republican governments, as we believe
10 fhe progressive destiny of our race,
aud as we could pray for them all, it be-
eooves us to reflect, to examine the pres
ant with the past and compare one with
the other for the lesson that may be
learned for the great future Of the Re-
public. That corruption reigns in
almost every department of the State
an National governments is too true
Tho accounts reach us staggering with
evidence. Is there no remedy -
Can we not all forget on the
great national Sabbath, political and
sectional animosities and resolve to act
together in a determined effort to re-
store that purity to the government
which was its crowning glory in the
days of Washington Even the wish
will not be unheard by that protecting
Power whose eternal vigilance has kept
the Republic on her unexampled career
Of prosperity and greatness.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-10

WTHKRnA8 IN the ID day Of August A u 1855
w &c n. xon Gu Cd unto Joseph LcClaiT.
- trustee certain deed Of frost conve vi 10 aid
Trustee the premises IN SCOTT County 'oWa dsss ibe1
ssfcows, 10 Wit: That certain II anne building 4 IN.
ted uoon Brady street IN the city Of Davenport.
brown ~ the "City Bell" Saloon, " toee' her wih ,,e
lease IN. lana upon which the bonse stands, beins
sixteen s) feet front Oh Bra y street BY ixy G.)
feet In depth, which said convey anc- w-s made -
the said Nixon for the purp,.e Of ring the pa,
ment u ELK certain pTomissory notes end The inte.
theron signed ~ said Nixon, dated the "a day Of
August, 1886, for One Hundr ara Fisty dolIsTs
pay ahleto the order Her ~ LeClaire and by
him endorsed 10 Stephen ThompS.n.
And new three Of said note avnz bee, me Cue AMI
payable, and the ssd u. G. Nixon having failed TO
psy The came, !. Joseph A L-Glar,, Trustee as
aforesaid, 1t request Of II thompson. d. her.
BY give this public notice, that BY virtue II
the power which Is 10 vested By taid T. ei
Of Trust I will, on Monday, the 10Th dag o. Apr
d, 1888, at the hour Of 2oclock Ia the afternoon Of
said day a. the Court Mouse door In the city OF Da
venpor expose and offer fo sale, st public auction
to the CHS bidder for cash, the premises
above described or so much thereof - shall
be sufficient 70 satisfy and pay the amount u
said notes with the interest thereon 20 the day o,
sale, together With all he and expenses At
tending said sale, u this ice ana Tp stses
fees. Upon the completion OF such sale deed viii
be given In accordance with the stipuaton Of said
deed Of Trust.
Dated this 26th day Of March, A, d. 1855.
JOSEPH A LACLAIRE.
mch17dts Trustee.
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f1EE7iH1l


WnsasAs On NE 2sth day of March. 4 N ,sas
An hooy walsh sxecutsd unto Austn Ca -
a. Trustee, certain deed oftrust ing 4. =
Trusec the Land In Scott county, Iowa a. cyip~i -
follows. IN Wit The ons-hsn a sbe ssuth esss
quarier Of Section No twenty ne (2D n tn~n.AlS,
No eighty (s") Range three q, eass which said cor
veyance was made BY III. ssid AMI opy walsh TO
the pu'p~c Of securing The psyn@na % ~ err.sIn
pron ~ notes and the interest there's n sy~d tv
Said Anthony walsh, dated the 18th da, o. March
A 1856, and one payable - foJvs---ane fs.v sew
enty doiiass IN one year. and In four hu, r-a
AMI twenty dollars (ta2o In two years. win lnte--s
at tn rate Of ten PR cent after both TO the or
der VI Jsbes A. II rchars.
And now said last mcnt fonsd ngte h wing
become due and payable ami the said Anihanv
Wal b having failei 81 pay the same, L. Austin Cor
bin Trustee Aforesaid do hereby give thsx pubic
notice, thst by virtue OF the pos.r wkscA 10 in me-
vested By said deed OF Trust. viii, Monday the
18th day Of April. d, 1858, At the hour Of o.
clock In the afternoon u sad day ~ the Court House
door In the city Of Davenport and or fur sai-
ut public aucti the parcel Of land above de-
or 10 much thereof shall be suffeient W satisfy
and pay the amount Of sal note. with tn. iat.Ysst
thereon to the day Of SALE together with all the
and expenses attending said sale cost % th. notice
and Trustee's fees. Upon the compsesi"1 ofsueh
deed will b. given In sccoTdanc- With the stiguls-
tion ~ aid Deed Of Trust.
Dated the ,st day Of April. D 1858.
AUSTIN CORBtN.
april rrussee.
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TaB STATE or IOWA. In said Sc It County DIS
NQnTT COUNTY ( trics Onurt

TaB STATE OF IOWA, In said Sc It County DIS.
SCOTT COUNTY. ( trics Court
John Bruhn Edward l.. r~itcheil, Hiram Pric~.
Seth Twitchell. Foreclosure.
To said Seth Twitcheli
NOU hereby not fled that the 81 DAY % Jan
uary, A d. 1858, said plaintiff fl.d In the ono,
pet ition, claiming OF said Edwa'dL Twtchesl III
sum u Fo T Hundred twenty-three 3e-1OO Dol.ars.
and also 10 forecose certain mortgage made hy sal
Edward l. Tvitc. ell on the 9th day o. February. ID
1851 " secure the payment Of the same, by which
mortgage the following premises were conveyed ID
said paintn to wit The north-wes quarter Of th
north west quarter OF section number twenty-nlns
(29; the north east quartsr ~ the northeast QuArr
Of section number thirty tSOl the east han Of II
southeast quarter Of section nineteen (l9l IN town
ship number eighty 1907 north OF rang number twb
(2) east Of 9Th NJ. Said mortgage WAS exrcutef Ia
Scott county Records on the 5th DAY of February, 4
1861, In Book K Of MORTGAGES, page 2ig, 10 whiCn
reference Is made.
The petitioner alleges that you. the said stu
Twt he'll have some interest In the lands described,
makes you party defendant, and pr ays sorerlo.
cure ana sale Of the premises Further, that Ut the
February Term, 1853 Of said District Oodrt. YEA
were by tn sheriff OF said county returned - MT
found" wher' upon IL ordered by thu Court that
you have notice Of the pendins Of this seton By pu
LEGATION, and now unle you thai appear and an.
swer said petition the first Monday in June A o
1885, the matters and things In said petition viii
taken con essed and decree rendered - pray 4
for bw piaintia.
March 18Th, 1858,
mchl7-w4w COaBIN 4 Dow, P1'ne At'ys.
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Trustees Sale.

WHEREAS on the LIST day of April, A. d is53,
w Thomas Tibet and Elizabeth Tibbett e.
ecuted unto Austin Cornin, rs Trustee, . certain
deed OF Trust conveying to SAID Trustee the LAIRD in
Clinton county, Iowa, des cribed follows, to vii
The south half Of the northeast quarter ami tho
north half Of the ,outhe quarter Of ion
Der tw enty nne (29) In township number eighty
(sl) north of range rumber one u) east Ais tho
north east quar- er Of the souh quarter OF tho
same section, township and range; which said -or.-
veysnoe was MAZE by the raid Thomas Titbrtt ar
Elizabeth Tibet for the purpose OF securing ps-
meut Of the tain pTcnis notes and the interest
IN reon signed BY said Tbomae Tbb IT, date the st
day OF April, A d 1856, ard amonx which tie
follow ng: One TO and 70 100 dollars, ami ore
for toree hundred and tweDty-seven dollars 18th
In two years from date.
And now said last named notes having beonrte
due and payable and the said Thomas Tibb It having
failed To pay the same, Austin Corbin Trustee
aforesaid do her, BY this pablo notice. that By
tue Of the power which In vested BY sad der 10
Trust,I viii on Friday IN Both day Of Ap'i, u >
at the hour Of two O'Clock in the afternC q VI SID
day at the Court House door In the city OF avenpo
expose and oer for sale. AT pablo auction the racss
oiland above described, much thereof shall 10
sucient 10 satisfy and pay the amount Of said note,
with the interest thereon 10 the day of sale toseth
with all the costs ana expenses sttending ssE sals,
costs Of this notice and Trustees fees Upon n
completion Of such sale . de d will be gwen.
Dated the 9th day Of April, A D, isbS.
AUSTIN CORBIN.
ap-dts Trustee.
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NOTICE 10 hereby given that the sndsrsignsd,
~ Thomas KILL n. guardian, duly appointe1, OF
the peSsons and property Of John Killion, 1ichaei
~ Ion. Daniel Klsion WIlisn KILN and 1hcmas
KiIIion, IL minors, hsving heen thereto dolly em-
rOwe red b. decree Of the County Ooagt, 81 Scott
County State Of ! wa rendered ct tn Nay Session
Of esid Court D. 1857 (s- vill fully app<a, BY
terence 70 the records u said Court hereby Serrd
t0,) viii Sell at Public Auction 70 ths hieheee and
best bidder thereto following deserib<dr q
tate SITUATED II See Count. Iowa. viz tee south
West quarter Of the South-Esst quarter Of sssthu
No thirty (S0) IN Town hip No. seventy -etghs (7sD
North Of esngesO8ast Of ST. p r. being properly BE-
longing 70 said min -, and the witch the sail
Guardian has been authorized 70 cell - aioresaid.
Said sale will take place IN front u The Court
House door 10 the City Of Davenport, IN the county
OF Scott Aforesaid, on the 18Th day Of April A d.
1858, ct tie hour Of two t oclocs r ~ o. said day.
The terms OF sale will be one half cash and the bal
snce IN one year, secured BY note and mortase
premises sold With ten uO) pr cent interest from
the day Of sale.
THOMAS KILLION,
Guardian for said Minors.
va,tculars in regard 70 this property can Be OBJ
tanned at this Once.
March 10, 1853. Wv