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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-03
INCIDENTS IN THE METROPOLIS.

pleasing crcu 1ssanee occurred during the movement
Of the military pr ,ceesion Wednesday. The Light Ar
tery with full battery, elegantly mcuated and equip
ped az u.uGl bad with II travelling forge, attended by
two black itha and farr.ers, which in full blast on
The march This corps which much surpassed By
any, it s SAID IN the regular service for chcipHpe
or cayarIy for in mediate actual SERVICE came 10 hal
ear John street OF It's officers, cream col,red
fss,sn shoe of the auina which had become loose In
M ipktsnt this fosctiopayy hand with his TOOLS
exsmped horse all round the officer not dmounting,
aud in ,Tice performed the desired operation. H's
prcInptness and tE drew forth round oil cheers from
the pleased crowd OF spectators.
Al the establishment OF sperfy 90, Broadway large
ct ok face which mounted In inc second story shows
the true me In London, and another clock ABOVE ind
csiee the New York time. -
Our reporter yesterday Inadvertently gave the credit
Of the at turnout Of the Amercan Express Com
psny to Adams Co. was tho ea- carrying the cable
ergsn By ten beautiful black horses, and receivef, ~
deserved gres. Applause on tue entire line OF me pfoceo
sion. -
Tamnel W scrrsl Solicitor OF Patents, No. go Broad
say should have had the credit for the banner ~n ne
following scripton SO Honor TO iasenofs Iney have
developed OF nature and ART for the ben dt
o, mankind 10 God be the glory for giving this wisdom
and ability TO man"
me trsnspsrences on tho buidng OF Broadway
ana Tenth strest-Dont forget Everett who shunisd OF
that immortal coil &C. and "Honor % Fisld; not Stn
standing bad bresss In the beginning Of the game he
ran the vhoe stpg were not got up BY any "sver
merehapt," but by Michael Phslan.
An error was made In describing the transparency Of =
+. Dercke, No. 40 Broadway. He sta,ed taa, tho
Niagara bore the British n,g, and the Agamemncn TIE
American while the reverse was the fact lie ALTO
omitted the name Of Field .. the base.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-03

done By ssnpowdsr and nre Tho waves Of the ocean
also DISTINCT AZ soon 90 the Two large stes mefs
arrived u The points 10 the lighthouses the piece We
suddenly changed into beautiful design Of tue Femoe
Science IN the fun splendor Of the most dazzling oolors,
caucped by OF STARS which restsd upon revolving
S8bcnps, with the names Of Ffankin, Morse and Field
described on W bAse large female ffure representing
science, Va seen joining toeeher the hands OF Columbia
and Britannia Over this was an ea'aoia'ure, WIN ms
motto
nIE ELECTRIC FLASH SHALL BELT THE Earth. !
Uofortunutely the Of the afternoon, when the
pieces being arranged that portion OF the piece
which was 10 have represented The American cod OF
srms In which the Unoin jack was enswned VITO 'tpe
Of the brave and toe Free fell to the ground aud
entirely destroyed The piece hat therefore 70 %
discharged without the coup dc guce. 10 despite OF TINS
untowsrd accident Il pre- cmnently SUCCESSFUL ana
before finished the peoples applause arose 10 ire
epdous to be repeated sgsu and again. when she
whole exhibition terminased, amid batteries OF Roman
cepdes fights Of roct cts and bombs, gold rain, merry
rain fiery peteors scrpents the like. This, indeed
wss piece Of the night and II must be something
more than extraordinary that viii beat II.
The police gements were very good, the detach
nent duty being under the command OF Captain DT
ling OF the Sixth precinct.
No accidents occurred beyond Onslaught upon the
table az the perseverng ReA West India Pine Apple
Rock" merchant the rowdies who tunbiei over help
ing themselves literally despite the cries OF Yang tse-
Kmn Chin farg, the enterprisiIg Cnnamnn lev boys
created Q disturbance by nsiftag. Ike the renowned
Ntebat ntmouse In doing the cock" IN the very height
Of the proceedings. Everything, notwithstanding nsd
favorable ter unipation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-03

sereuss Who are DESTROYING hs rsus,g energies Of the
country last - they can venture 70 taS thsl one nun
dred towns have saos cd In tho present and ~
berry the couosry has never witnessed anything nike
VIA. las pssn iorcsd upon BY VIC present cnaroh 60
aere III ,be c:y arrests 80 on swimnrgy. mo pri-
cons and cusrts are Sled Every Gay so@e ,ow 0Ssl
sssorsd individual aat qnst'y cssrea On " psS'u ~
man knows wheD ha hour may come
Towards Vera Cfuz srsrs S.na,u ssqut toe sane Inc
little foyre Of aerote sl holcn Tor the Constitution
Ecbsasaray reported 70 be Disguised win me var,
snd 10 beginning 70 iuclLe towards Tic iosfai
party. We hsve reports that forces from oaxsca
heroic city Of Vera Cruz Is ever abfu 10 isra SIDE
We have report here that rsmoico was blosxaded oy
and bstger taken from ruxpan oy Inc ieder
Slisss under Governor Aia'rise T.
sec 10 late copy OF tbe herald notice Of "Genera
German. This irdealgaoe humbng, sno snosn 70 as
under the title Of aAdmirs" vii, donotsss soon make
hs spnesrs, CO IN the cloth AZ .'bshop" From The ais
position which he manifested a. La Paz, when he allowed
handu Of ,sasea i1s p sss wv
OF Jspusry last In this Of shoud coosider the tte OF
'bshtp' by far she most suitable pr.hx surrey 'nesy
are not flats enough In your city ~ Keep THIS od iool
afsat II II ere be. fep don't lsggh a. our grsenness
There are advces wrsever from the Tor ,es 10 the
INTERIOR We are all ia darsness here ss tn wns. i6eiy
70 occur The government "a rigorous with news
mergers that hear nothing A. ,ois oionaot
rome sxty persons have been tasowa mo osn s
ast forty eight hours for circulating news ADVERSE W ue
wishes OF the government ,.,,,
Destituop in c,nat qnerce OF present ptfal e'ae
beginning to show .self here very prominently W.
there be not soon charge better The poor OF Tue
City VII be plunged in great misery.
Commerce. Of course, 10 doing vey s 10 thesedsys
not average making fifty per cent Of current eS'
pepsts Many Gre: cass houses hava lest hoAv aresdy
aud tears EXPIRE ssed Of Their neioa able 70 eusta9 Their
credit without an early esaoshrcpt Of peace. Win
continuance OF disorder ruin is . certainty.
Bills 90 Vera Cruz worth l2l per cent premium IN
tns city bills New York fetch 10 per cent Dreaun
and sixty day bills London exchanged a. the rate
Of "a 3D. to the dolsr These ras are something CT
comment present condition.
l The American Legation is partially" closed the
Brth Legation Is attending to baspess and watsg fos
Instructions In resaon 70 the contributors me Ffenco
LEGATION The hobed OF lot Of jesuit losroers for the
present government. The other legations are one norst
| affairs apd do not amcant to apysding hey Ray shs
puIos go1g TO toro~ Del Bsrrio on OF ne opomAR
| corps when they get INTO power.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-03
THE CABLE TRAVEL.
WHERE THE PEOPLE CAMH FROM.

The snount Of travel by tho boats OF the Union Ferry
Company and Of the Brooklyn City Railroad Compa.
ny. Wednesday, exceeding largemore than dou-
BILE Of any day when there Is nothing extraordinary
to attract attention. shows the interest taken by all
cssses Of people the ceremonies connected with the
successful laying of the Atlantic telegraph CABLE and win
also account FOR deserted appearance of Brooklyn on
that day The total number Of perzons who paid fare on
both sdes OF the river is hundred and ortyi1 thou
sand which would show that serenity three thousand per-
sons left Brootlsn for Neo York on the doy ard ec.ng
of Wednesday The number who crossed to New YorE
over The Fulton ferry alone IS o0s, leaving 3s,o0o
by Vie other ferries The average number or
gers daily by an the ferries of the company Is
IS Of which the Fulton ferry has the greatest proper
ton.
Toe receipts II the City Railroad Compaay during the
day nearly double the usual inoome, as fonoxs:-
Pru5hinK avenue .oo.o
Myrtle avenue nne.... 80
Greenwood me. 7oo -
TOTAL ~
gratifying fact that not the slightest accident oc-
Cured curing the entire day and night
On Getpe;dsy about IS COO people crossed the jersey
Cy ferry attend the celebration in New York 1h,S
lcas an sTcess Of ubo c5 0co the usual number
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-03
THE TURF.

UTNIoN COURSE l. r-TRoTrING-FRrpAy eEpr
~ 10 asxP.M. M,ich for fsso, mile besA Beat IN
70 hrners Mr oss names br roo Goes the Weasel Mr..
sHAw WHITE, Propre.or..
n MON COURSE T. I-TRoTrISa MONDAY sEPr,
6nsF ~ mttcs for f5op mile and rspe.t bsrrsss.
without regard The weather Mr. Nahsc n Vast
port; Mr.. fiach ssmes n. q. cray ksgle
aHAT 4 ~iIfsE, prorrislors
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-03

As esiy record IN which both vistorious By
n.ss v y. s sas
ssss q which We sslsesae Responded 70 b. Professor
PETER cooPns RRxARxs.
GESnExEN-N will be irapoasibls for TO give form
and EXPIRE ssoa 70 feelings tnat struggle within FOR uis
mo occasion which has called us together one o.
such vast aud mmeasurabe nportanos 70 the world MAJ
he minds Of Oil are beWdeYcd the contemplation Of ~
results That electric power has DepesAted he worlds
heart forcing pulsaons Of sympathy into every nsre OF
!he body inspiring The people o. syy region With ,oy
faot which may well tax the strongest and most fscse
powers Of expression 70 convey it full import the day
hen science shall have developed the laws and
methods OF Detywhen Christianity shall spread over
the world Of mankind be brethren rhen . universal
charity viii arise growing out OF better knowledge o. he
powerthe mighty power that the circumstances OF BIRTH
education and country have exertad 10 the formation OF
all the differing characters and conditions OF m.ck nd
viii not gentlemen, occupy your time with history
have the honor represent It s sufficient know that
tho hbors expenses aud hazards encountered IN the pro
Ss succ.s n.. viii Shsd ~ enduring
ustre the enlightened governments thrt have lent
their powerful aid, and on oil that noble sband Of officers,
aors electricians and engineers by whose united Efforts
he glorious prizs has been secured tho world May
hey ever be rewarded with
| The souls calm sunshine and the he.rsfeltjoy
That nothing earthly gives or can destroy
Gentlemen, viii give you = sentiment
The Atlantic Cable-Tbe longest strongest and surest
bond TO keep the peace OF nations.
This closed the festivities Of the evening, after which
cheers given for the Mayor, and there were loud
calls for Alderman Clancy who made happy and APP
proprAte speech 1t the close Of which the assembly dis
persed.
Among the features Of the evening was q telsgraphic
machine Of the American Telegraph Company which was
placed In the Of the ro just inside the door, and
KEEP. in constant operation gil night by Mr. K. Cal
vert, who transmitted and received several messages to
and from Halifax for Mr. Field aud others. The machine
connected with the telegraph wire Broadway, IN
expectation of the receip during the evening Of mea
from the Lord Mayor Of London, bat did not ar
rive
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-03
THE RECEPTION TO CAPT. HUDSON IN
JERSEY CITY

Extensive arrangements have been made by the autho-
rites OF Jersey City for the reception sod dinner to C
Hudson ard officers OF the Niagara TO take place this
evening in . spacious 10 the now depot bu,diDg.
me depot to be thrown open, under the charge Of toe
poise 10 the public The galleries around the depot will
be reserved for the laiies.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-03

OATH HOTEL, Lore BLAND, ONLY SIX xrLYs
ID from Brooklyn The proori~tur q ths
forms hs snes ana the public that he has few vacant
rooms. suitable for fsmies single gentlemen This w.
plsre for beauty OF cca,n aod surf ba,hng IL sar.
passed b. none. a. ID. wfCkOFF. eupero tendenl
Formerly OF wckon7a warren street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-03
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.

The Question or the American Lcrntion-
sacLed--Escnndon and Bringas SIM In Pri-
son-Thc Government Turned Highway
man-The Ruin OF the Merchants, &C., Sc.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-22

TPuse0e,s sale.

VXYnsRRAen ~ An day q January, A d 1883,
w John = Ja,kson snd nsry Jscrscn, hts vife,
exscutsd unto Austin Casb!n - Trustee, . certain
$50 Of Tru.t, csoves ins 70 ssid frustee III leed In
SCOT coupty, Iowa. deseribed ~ follow. 70 VT
ls A pared Of land containing i've sars (of lsnd)
With 10 thus bsunded and dss sibed. . vii: C0n.
mentias 81 the northeast corn T y me scutn,.sss
qus'trr OF the south vest "a 'rier u section eishs-en
lis) to~nship srv nts -etsha ~ range Dur ~ est.
thence running s,uth tx hundred ara .lay leeo)
feet hence noIth eight. seven degrees thirty min.
utes west,thrce hundr d and thirty $500 fe&ti thence
norm Elk hundr, d aud sixty 1851 fees thence south
eighty s4vsu deg ees thirty nnnntss east. thr. hun.
dfed and thirty 1891 feet; being = psrc~l os land
lying INN edisteiy 10 front Of the hou . occupied by
said nrst parties Also a certsin tweve tl2l acre
psrcfl Of land in sec'ion nineteen tIsI. same town
ship and range, bfginning at . point IN PUCK Creek,
where the vest line OF said sckscn's land intersscfs
the land OF Jotn II Lien, teing the south west csrn .
ofsaid twelve acre "a reel, thence n-rth along the
east line Of land OF said Mullin seven y i've ss rods
more or les, 70 the section line; theme sesst twenty
seven t27l rods and twelve fl2l links; then . scu b
seveniy-ive l.5l rods more or lees TO the center Of
Duck Greek thence Westerly alonG the neanders Of
said ,reek to the place OF be rinning which said con-
seyhnce was m .de BY the said } X Jactsan for The
purpose 81 securing the pasntnt os . eetiain prom
issory note snd the Interest thereon, signed ~ said
John II jackson, dated the All dss 81 Janns'y. A u
1855, and pA,abl, as 70 lows For the amount Of
seven hundred and eishty-tour t7s1l dollars. p ,yab.c
IN Fix months, at the Banking House OF Ma, klot b
Corbin, Davenport, Iowa, with ten per cent. interest
After maturity.
anu nov s&in prohf sory nctr hAvlht peeonhe uue
and payable, and the said Jno X ia -kson having
failed to pay the sams,I Austin CoTbin, Trustee rs
Aforesaid do hereby give this public notice, that BY
virtue q the ? swer which Is In M vested by said
deed Of TT ust. l will. on Saturday the TIN day OF Au-
gus, A d 1898, At the hour OF ? O'Clock In the after.
noon OF said day, al the Court House door In the city
OF Davenport, expose and oder for sale, for CO h at
public auction, the property above dcscrlbd d,
or so much thereof AS shall be SUFFICIENT TO
satisfy and pay the amount OF said note,
with the interest thereon 10 the day Of sale. together
with the expenses attending said sale, costs " this
notice and Trustees fees.
Dated the 10Th day OF July 4 ., 1855.
AUSTIN CORBIN,
Jyl6dts rus,ee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-22
GaIena and Chicago Union r. r.

GUNNER ARRANGEMENT-On and after Wed
- nesday, June nth, 1857, passenger trains vill
leave Wells street Depot daily Sundays excepted
For Hreeport, Gslens, Dunleith and st Paul.
Passenger and A n
Passenger. ~ P NJ
Passenger, Emigrant and I'd class train. ..l2:45P NJ
CHICAGO, FULTON AND IOWA LINZ.
For Dixon, Fulton and Central Iowa.
rhroagh Passehger. A N
do do p n
DeKalb .4:89 p d
BELOIT AMI MADISON BRANCH.
For b loit, GAINESVILLE and Madison.
q RIVER VALLEY RAILROAD.
For Crystal Lake, McHenry and Richmond.
Two Through trains VII leave Central Depot. f,ot
Of Lake street, as follows:
o GALENA. DUNLEIrH AND ST. PAUL.
Ennabling passengers to make q close connection
with the Michigan Central Trains.
TRAINS EASTWARD.
GALENA * CHICAGO NNION RAILROAD.
Leave Freeport 1910 A n, arrive in Chicago 4;45 ? N
Leave Freeport $40 P NJ, arrive in Chicago 3;35 A M
CHICAGO. FULTON N IOWA I'M
Leave Fulton 10 A NJ, arrive in Chicago 4;45 Pm
do ns DO srs' DO T., c,, do l;.sAx
n MADISON BRANOH.
cave Footviile 1910 A n, arrive in Chi, ago 4;s5 P NJ
Leave Footville $3.50 P N, arrive in Chicago 1886 A NJ
Leave beioit o;So A N, arrive In chicago lI;lOA NJ
o RIVER VALLEY RAILROAD.
Leave Eigin at 9;l9 A NJ, arrive In Chicago 1l;lO N
Leave Elgin Of 2;25 P NJ, arrive in chicago AS A NJ
Passengers for all p 'ints on the G & G u X R, in
Guiding Fulton, Btnoit and Madison lines, should
take the trains from the Wells street depot.
All the above trains connect with the great eastern
lines diverging from Chicago.
Through ticK-ts can be bought at the following OIL
ces; H J SpAulding's corner Lake aud Dearborn
street; P + X X Ticket Office, SO Dearborn
street; Michigan Southern Office, under fremont
House and at the Central and Wells street Depots.
JOHN B. TURNER, President.
p. A ALL superintendent.
w A. THRALL General Ticket Agent. foct17d
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-22

VXTnenEAs on the FIRST day oskeptember 4 . 1851
0oodstch nootAsd on1 narengse lob ssd,A
VIZ, execut.A unto frank fiumer q Trustee, q Ger.
tain deed Of Trust. csavsg inG TO said Z. ustss the land
10 Scott county, Iowa, descr,bsd - eolloVs. to wit !:
The east haafe - - soatb-soet qusrser Of section
suober tvesty even can In tosn,hip eiah,y (sO)
also the undivided half 0; ths east half Abe ncstn-aest
Q0aster ~ ~ n0vth.wen9 4 ias4sy a - Ton thlry.
feur a. u township eighty tSO) range fve 10 east
Of the 5A = =; which said cOnvsysnte 80 mace ~
hs wife, for the purro e Of occurring ths payment Of
certaia pssmiss< ~ not $ and ths interest thereon.
s,gned ~ sold Goodrich HasbArd. paysUse 70 J. p.
Dano6lse ant J b klii ~, and dated tie hrt dsy
81 0spts06er. = d leS7, end payable - foloSs: one
for nfty dolls,s, payable IN Tin y days from date
. psom;sscsy nate for the cum Of atty doears payable
In six meashs fren IL date; spre@issosy note for
the sa0 Of nfsy dollars, payable in nine months from
~ date. and . pro0issovy note foT The sUm OF eight
hundred AMI 1fsy dollars, psyabe IN one var from
It's date. with interest at the rate often per cent.
per aAnum aftes due.
Aud now the nrst three Of said promissory notes
having beeom. due and payable, and the said Good
rich Hubbard having failed TO pay tie came, l. Frank
Humer. Trustee sa'oresaid. dohereby give III $ pub.
lie notice, tha' by virtue Of the power which is IN me
ninth day n August, 4 d 1883. 1t the Lour. 81 two
o. lock in the afternoon OF said day; at the Court
House door In the city Of Davenport, expose and Of
fer for sale, u public auction, the parcels OF land
shove described, or 70 much thereof - shall be 0uf-
Dcient 70 satisfy and pay the amount OF said notes
With all the costs and expenses attending raid sale,
costs Of thi, notice and Trustees fees Upon thu
com letion OF such sale . Do, d will be given in accot.
dance with the stipulation OF said deed Of Trust, con-
vsying . fuli and perfect title 70 the tract OF land sold
TO the purchaser
FRANK PLUAkR,
Jy2Odts Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-22

Legal Notice.

s s4a1, o. 1o1 Iowa IS.
aHephen Thompson vs. Timothy Sunderiin, -
Sunderiin, John Hacker, Augustus Braush.
Pending In Scott County District Court.
TO said Timothy Sundsslin
VOU are fereby notified that said plsinti6, on the
i 9Th day Of May. A d 1858, nicd In the o0cs Of
the Clerk Of the District Court Of said county,
bis petition. pre5 ms u fcrecose . certain mort
gage executed b. you, the said TinlotAy Sun1er-
lin, on the Path day OF October, 4 y 1855, and
convpy'ng tbs undivided half Of two actes Of land
lying in the northeast frsctionsi qusrtss OF Sec
ton number too ~ In township Humber seventy.
nine t7S) north Of range I'VE ~ east, and thus boun-
del: Comm ncing 1t the sou hrseet corner Of the
northeast fractional quarter offaid section, running
thence essi sixteen t16) rods thence NOS u twenty 20D
rods, thence vest sisteen no rods, thence south
twenty (00) rods 70 The place ofbeginning ; I'D which
raid d yTtgage was made for the purpose Of securing
The payment Of certain note OF bsid funderiln, for
$40 hundrsd and nfy dollars (4760 O0) raysbie 70
sad plaintiff in one year, with interest ct the rate Of
TIN per cent PER sanum that ct he June term 1855
oftaid District Court you vere b. DE Sheriff Of aid
tounty retunsd 'snot fousd :" whereupon IL vaoby
the Court ordered that you have notice e ths pepd-
spey - tAis aetisa y publication an1 ~ Saeess
Y,u aAaIl aleear snd aasws! eetd lseilloe . q p
nes ~ Ant ~ = ~ next 49, - ~ 0oest. tebo
Aa6 = ~ art neoday ~ Oetsooet - In, -
.e:Sss ~ te1.1s = ~ lsslsi. W - 49, -
ty11ntWA h6nk
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-22
TruAtee,S Sale.

VXTHEREkS on the 18th day Of November A u
w 1851, J ham Ratbjen and Lena Ratbjen his
wife, and Joachim kathjen executed unto Austin
Oorbin, ~ Trustee, . certain deed Of Trust, CONVEY
ina To said Truetee the lard In Scott comfy, Iowa,
de-c, ibed as follows, TO vt: III west half OF the
snuti-w,s 4 art@r OF sect on nrmber Eighteen tlsl
in to~ nshir nuinser :. venty-nine l7sl nprth FRANCE
numhc twoi2l east ofthe nrh P NJ, except a "Trip
out OF the northern part Of said iani, running aloug
the northern bpunds, y line OF said sand, two rucs
which said conveyance was made by tee saii Ksth-
zen fr the purpose OF securing the payment OF .
certain prom,ssory note and the interest thereon,
signed y said johann AM Joacnim Kathleen, dated
tho 10 b Gay Of Kovemb,r r, 4 d 1861, aud payable 40
follows: One hundred an I seventy d llsr- due m the
nrst day OF July, 4 D 1858, at Mstklot = Ccrbtn's
Bankirg House, Davenport, with ten per cent. per
annum interes sfter mt urity.
And now said promissory nJte h,v ng become due
and payable and the said Johann AM Joachim Rath-
jsn having fai,ei to pay the same, ], Austin Corbin
Trustee as AFORESAID. do hereby give this public no.
tice, thst by virtue Of the lower which is IN IN. ves-
te by said deed OF r. ust, I will on Tnesd y the 10Th
day " August A b ISIS AT ,hs hour OF 2o'ci)1s u the
afternoon u ssid day at the Court House door in the
city Of Davenport expose and offer for sale, Tor cash,
at public auction, the parcel OF land above de-
scrited, or 30 much thereof as hhsll be suf-
ficient to satisfy and pay the amount OF said
note with the interest thereon to the day OF sale, to-
gether with all the costs and expenses at ending said
sale, costs Of this notice and Trustee's fees.
AUSTIN coRprN.
jv10V TT stce.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-22
Shcrili,s Sale.

DY virtue OF a execution ISSUED from the onicr %
ID the clerk Of the District Court OF Scot county,
Iowa in favor 81 wilson n Haley and against J. y.
Norton, dated July Is, A u ls5s by when I am com
mSnded that OF the Goods, Chatteis, Suck Or interes;
In any company, debts due, prop rty In the hands Of
third vcrsen., lanes and ten enrlts. (which are not
exempt BY law from cxecutipnl l make the sun %
two hundred and seventeen "a loo doll .rs tSslI M
amount due, Including debt. lntercs. and costs ~ suit
as well % all acturing costson execution, with inter-
est thereon NJ the rate o! SIX per cent per annum
from the 18th day II + btuary ~ ISIS. Nv virtue
Of said execution, l have levied uuon the following de-
sbribed Heal Property T. wit The north east qaar-
ter OF 1.-THE north-east quarter OF scctien number NJ
teen tI5), I wnship number seventy-nine (79l range
two (2) east. taseD as the property ~ the within d.
PENDANT, }. 7. NJ rton. I hereby give public nsice
that Will sell the above described real property at
public auction at the door ~ N Court House, city 10
Davenport, Scott county. Stat OF lows, on Friday
August ~, A u leJs, at tho hour OF , O'Clock 2 NJ ~
said day, TO the highest and best bidder therefor ia
cash.
July 10, 1855.
II.
JY1lilt-W4t Sheriff Of HCytt rpunIv.