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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-05

Awful TRAGEDY rs X tNruCkY -. The llar.
rodsbnrg Transcript Of saturday furnish
cs The following particulars of the Dread
iul affair in Anderson cornty, Ky:
We learn by lctior from lawrencchurg,
that on Thursday last, at u barbecue Ia
that county, an ailray occurred between
the Searcys. on one side. and the NiltcrS,
OF Washington. on the other, III which
TWO at ,l-e S.,nrcvs were instantly Killed.
together with man named Sanders or
Samucs and that q fourth man, whose
uamc we have not learned, was So dan
gcrously wounded as to leave hrt little
hope oi his recovery The origin cf the
difficulty is no, stated Two Of the Nil
lers and man u urcd Rogers were taken
10 Iawronceharg the same evening, and
committed 10 jail.
Mach excitement prevailed IN Law.
reaccbnrg Yesterday, aud It was feared
at one time that mob would seizc the
prisoners, and execute upon them summa-
rs punishment. \ party of sb"at one
hundred men were guarding the Jail at
last accounts, with Il view, we under
stand, to prevent this outrage, an'lat the
same time, Ia prevent the anticipated res
cue of the prisoners toy party ol their
friends from Washington county The
The salt River Tigers" are SAID 10 hc IN
arms, resolved to see that justice shall
have its course, and especially TO guard
against the threatened rescue of the prs
uncrs.
The Nillcrs reside at Willishurg in
WASHINGTON tnuntN and are said tn bc
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-05
CITATION
Southern Pacific Railroad COMPANY
rs
VI saunders and Others
W 350l
IHE STATE % TEXAS.
foBufB Harrison

County n Wrfeor.
r. ne NiclG II end oou@g Greeting
WuyRg,s the Southern Pacific Rail.
road Company, n body corporate and
polite. domicila,cd in the county afore-
said. have filed tloir petition in the Dis.
rrict Court oi said county, against JEFF
fcrson " saunders. VIM r. Scott, ,Io-
scph Taylor Mlntravlllc J Hall, VIM L
u Ward. Z 4 Bnnch honis T Wig.
fall. Howard = Perry. Henry Hood
Joseph NJ Taylor, Ellington ~mally
james + Smith, Thus I Swanson, Hem
~ Wtcklaud, jonathan : Brown, Ariel
Burnhan. Geo, {, lawreson, W + Hill.
John T. Grant, icmuel Grant. James
Grant, James T. Brown. slas II Burn
ham BENJAMIN T. Long. ,Iohn X Icrger.
and WIN Bradiicld, and Frances c Hen
dcrson. Exccutrix of the viii Of James
Pinckncy Henderson, deceased. and rep
resent that Gee g lcrgcr, the Prcsi-
dent of said Company. ON the 10Th day
If October 1851, executed a deed OF
trust in the name of sand Company upon
it's property, including 33s acres of
land. situated in Harrison county,
bought IT \ u Burrcss. ON the line of
Railroad of said Company. IN said cuun-
ty. between Marshall and Swanson'>
Landing. on Lake tadlo including the
land on aud over which said Road Is
constructed the iron rails laid down on
20l miles Of said Road and al the iron
rails aid county not laid down; all
the fra iiscs and privileges graz ed t.
said Company by their ch " In
CORPORATION, az by any other law or stat
ute of the state. two Locomotives; four
platform cars: the chairs. spikes. and
castings belonging to said Company.
Which deed provided that said property might
hc sold after notice # len day, al the instance
Of any beneficiary therein baucl and that lieuj
Long. one OF the Trustees under said deed advcr
iis,.. fr sale aid property "a the 9Th day Of MAY
lsas ami On the hrst TUESDAY in .iune thereafter
sold the same baforc The toprthouse decr IN Mar
shall and that JEFFERSON VI Saunders hri The same
oh at lnrty aansani dollars and the said luis
to, on that day conveyed the sine property Ia
him hy deed and he then and there CONVEYED thu
same hv deed 10 the ,tch'ndauts herein heinr'
nained and tina, said defendants have organiDsl
Themselves into pretended compaay, and have
assumed To themselves the exercise ~ thr fran
ohise and corporate privileges ~ said COMPANY
and have possession Of said property AMI claim
the same hy virtue Of said purcha~. That said
/ Ycrgcr claimed authority for the execution OF
said ,ic,-l Of trust from CERTAIN resolutions passed.
I by thu Board of tiirec'ors of said tompany the
9th and 9th days OF October. 1887. III the city
/ Of New Orleans but tia, h. trnn.ccrsisl and
abused his authority. II any hc had. by embracing
in said ,k,d many debts and claim, which h. had
no authority To place thsrvin. in the time fixed
A.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-05

When tpugh. Colds Influenza, Consumption and
the numerous diseases arising from Pulmonary an..
hon-, are readily cured by WoodfX,ns Cherry ENpec.
torsnt II Is easy 10 believe that Il po--es-e merit.
based upon the only true principle Of finding It's
way u III. roo, II the disease.
Woodmsn- Cherry Esrcc,oran, has hal-aruic .oo,h.
ing and healing properties, possessed by other
edy IN the world and is strongly recommended Tor all
affections Of the lung aud chest.
(G) A. :. JOHNSON Marshall Texas.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-05

Tksas VoirSrssns.-A private letter from
San Antonio, says; "a dispatch has been rc.
ccivel which ays, the President win order out
III. volunteers II needs confirmation Austin
Lieibge"or,
The three great conqnerors of the
world are Fashion, Love, aud Death
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-05
Angus, 3, 1858.
TAKEN Up.

hN the alst Of July, lo5o, | took npa stray
" hor-e. Of the following description; 4 sorrel
with flax name and tail about IL hands high
and abou, wears old a white star in his face
the only white spot about him branded on the
shoulder and on onc of his hams, with the let.
tiers j L." lie is and cNcccn, saddle horse
live near Benton IN this county
WILLIS +. DRiSk ELL
H.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-05
tNINDllTA<T.

I WILL PAY liberal cssh price for al iai,
] schantashle. and heavy bsyf cattle, delivered
TO me at Jcikrson. Texas, during the months Of
November, December. asi January ensuing.
| am prepared 20 receive, Slaughter, AMI pack
from forty hee ,e 1fy head per dry.
". II n iCk
'efors7n Tcvak Sept h. ~ "
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-05

A FANNY PorsoxKp,--rhe Louisville
Journal of the 18th inst, states that on
the previous day Mrs. r Pope, of that
city her daughter Ellen, young lady
named Green, and negro man. were all
poisoned by arsenic which had been
mixed with the coffee by negro servant
girl about ten years Of age Through
prompt medical aid the two young ladi >
and the negro were soon ont Of danger,
but Mrs Pope was seriously i'll at last ac.
counts.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-05

RAILROAD lRoS.-Thc Collector Of Gus
toms ii New York. says the Civilian,
has given notice 70 the Collector Of Gal
weston that 71S tons railroad iron have
been shipped, in bond, per brig Geranium,
consigncd to II. Dc 81. Cyr. Galveston.
This Il the remainder Of the iron ncces.
sary u finish the road from Galveston to
Houston. n, iron which WAS in the
bonded warehouses at Galveston has
been taken out, and the progress Of the
work will doubtless be rapid until com.
pleted, ~ everything il now ready for
'rack-aying.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-05

FRtourrrL AecipeNr.--At The wholesale hq'
nor store of John Grout in Pittsburr, Ia, on
the Goth ul,, large receiver was pumped ont for
the purpose Of being cleaned. and Henry Mckee
90, Inside with lighted candle, which instantly
caused the alcoholic yapor Inside to ignite and
nearly minute chI~svt before Mckee could cs-
cape from his bath OF fame. lie was dread'o''y
burned, and died the next day.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-05

Land Ageai, Marshall, Teas Prompt
asfrnina giren 70 al business connected
lrnh ne tanrt Of fidiRs ami The Gen
eroi Laai ONCE
VNlII Investigate LAND TITLES and Land
w Certificate, 10 the ~iais ~ Texas,
Land Certificate. via ba, few exceptions.
ma,l be presented to the Court OF Claims, tor al-
prs,al hy ihs ls 81 scptmhsr ueNt q $3.50 or
thcy will bc barred fgom Location Survey or Fat
emit
will h, in Marshall ar Saturday of every wtss
far the pgrp,s-. Il Rrrlring business prrpaFaior,
20 attending ih' ouri ct ,lainls which intend
doing ahaui ihc ~ Of August hcN'
Dficg Of ne t0urjliegst Address
f. G. PALMER, Marshall Texas.
Mas ~ lsas. Ne 80 i'm
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-05
New Advertisement.
FOR SALE,

a. BETWEEN this and the 9th Of August
will be in Marshall, and will offer al
a private sale the following likely ncgro-.
~ namely which can b. purchasei on NC
commodating terms.
4 girl IL years old
4 boy 20
\ man ~
These negroes are sold for No fault whatever
ANY one d,y,ircu- of purchasing would do vel
TO call and examine them.
H. A. RtN\EIS.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-05

Congress passed an act changing the time ~
holding the Spring term of the District Court Of
the United States for the western District Of the
State Of Texas, at Tyler, from the first Monday
in March Of each year to the fourth Monday in
April
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-05

A correspondent Of the state Gazette
from Fort Mason mentions the great
abundance Of runaway negroes there,
and thinks they are helped oh by Free
soilcrs
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-05

Mirrors Of all Sizes,

In endless variety; Plain and ciscS,d India
mating, rfrrcra,crs NJ all kinds, iogcther with
lcc Boyes Of every sise
Furniture carefully aad securely packed for
shipment TO the Interior
City AMI county purchasers viii always 'ini
our work ready for their inspection, aud arr cor
dali, invited TO vii, oas store and examine for
,hmscscs.
July y So "
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-05
4 SPANISH HORSE rO\N

~iN Ni~i fibls-E ftN
four years old last spring. about equally divided
in color between white aud dun; black mane aud
tail with white mixed in the former, and rhc lat
Ter seems Ia have been shaved, Ia mule. Ne
brdni rcc0ec'cd From the hatred he eyincol
20 the Anglo--aXnn race and their government
it is supposed tina, he has undertaken journey "a
hi. native land. ANY information u the pony
addressed to me u, ilyVttn Fields, will l,c most
Thankfully received or his deycrr rewarded
JAMESTUCk
,Iy 20 l-i1. 81
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-05
LOST

1--WE unconditional headlight certificate isssied
| to hnlaRiin /. West by the Roanl Of Land
Commissioners Of Harrison county Texas on the
9TH Of August, l-i3 Class g. No. 81, faf Gao
acn~ 81 hnd II mol found within the tins ~
,laircl by law, a duplicate will be applied Tor.
BENJAMIN /. WEST
June ., l-aS Nm 40 at
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-05

I'EORGE Il. SLAUGHTER ptNTiST
" Marshall Texas. will attend ts I'll calls in
the cpp- lrg without extra charge, ca
uul,ss disappointed in tu isc~-. '!fYTIk
Nv prices afe uo hess ihan hereto -i-AIl
i,r,' Those wishing their work al private houses
in towns viii p!tR-e call eu somc ONE el-''. e.
viii not Do that sort Of practice, oniy IN exlicnc
Cl~as.
ts,lis et, vi,h Rene Fitzpatrick II Marshall
win meet with prompt attention.
March o. - No 3u-f
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-05

We understand that Mr.. Paul Brcmond
has withdrawn from the Directory Of the
Houston and Texas Central Railway
Company. for the purpose Of uniting with
some other capitalists in taking CON
tract for the construction Of the next
thrty-two miles q road The contyac,
has been signed On terms. it is understood
quite favorable for the road. and which
secures the completion Of the work, as
fast ~, and according 10 the requirements
of the law - Houston Telegraph
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-05
Southern Pacific railroad Comfy

,INNF OFFICE Of this company is held at TN
corner of Austin and Bolivar streets in 'h'
city Of Marshall 1,Nas An persons having
business. will find the Office open from 9 A. " e
ir. ", ,!aily.
JEPrlIA FOWikES, Pest
u. &. WiLnEE, Secretary.
jun | :. l-js 4, II
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-05
NOTICE.

n SrRAYfnfrom the undersigned, living
Ic9~ two and half mh.s North Of tlysun
FcI1, Harrison county, Texas, about the first Of
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-05

PAnsoS BRowNtow ACCOMMODATE. - The
challenge Of Parson isrownlnw for dis
cussion Of the slavery question has been
accepted 10y the Rev Abraham Pryne, II
Congregational Preacher in New York.
The discussion will take place in Phila-
dciphia, commencing on Tuesday, the It'll
Of September. Brownlow announces
that he will 70 into the discussion mot
as the Representative OF any Church or
political organization, but upon his own
hook as u southern man, and the adVo'
cate of Southern Institutions"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-05

n. 4. EZELL. 4. ~. President.
And Professor of Ancicn; Languages, Political
Economy. lIsiory. AMI English Literature
r. BASS. A. -. Professor IL Naihrsnat.
ics. the solid ~cieucc~. and Military Tactics
JOSEPH ZENBROp, Professor If Span
-h. French. Italian ami Derman Language and
adjunct Professor of Latin and trpek.
------------ Principal q Academic
Department. and as.isinn, Professor IN Nalhe
nhics
W. u. GU.LESP PIE Teacher Of Primary
Department and Instructor IN Penmanship.
Tho exercise. will b. re.uu-s1 90 the ir-t
.Honday in September usNt lhe blank 10 the .'r.
adcmic Department viii be- lill.sl N few days,
by the nainr 81 M able aisl rXpcrencsd teacher.
No extra charge will bc uaIe f.; aai 81 al oi
the H-tsa angGans,
Il T. Il NJ ::
For Tuition In The 4 laies: ant Worm Las.
rtmq~ the Uath.rn4tic. aud thc Solid 'oienees
ANY IT all for the session Of Eve mouths, pas
able one half iu advance aul the remainder -
the clna nf each term $40 o"
For thc English htnnclic- including
TYPOGRAPHY History. Engllsh Grammar,
Rheioric Artlmstir. Ne. 90 90
Facl at Cokge per 4aeua. go
No EATRI CHfEGES
Board mas hc had in thu family 81 the rre.i-
dAnt ur ia respectable psi AZ tluilic, III the
city, al 81 p,t month.
For further particulars, nsr to o,ialogu,~
shich may Dr. had rpon application 20 iAe Prs
idcnt
r. \. tIEiI- \. ". fr=t
: July II ls1-. Ne As u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-05
TO THE pl BI.IC.

w
,rIlF exercises nf The Marshall Republican,
ACADEMY. will he resumed on Monday, the
10th day cf August, next.
Rates Of tni,,on, a., rs heretofore publisbei.
L. j. CAROI.AN.
Marshsll, July 22 50, -
COM LOST.
! IaFsc hyintilo COW, with the letter s,
e.asI Il gu one Of her hips.
|. 7 VICE ALL
',l-., -..s.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-05
FOREIGN


The Mohommcdans Of Ieddah had
massacrrd all the Christians residing in
the city. including the French and Brit
ish CouSGis
/ Great Britain had ordered a powerful
. fleet Ia proceed 10 the scene.
The Turkish Government has promised
the French and English at Constantinoplc
that the massacre Of the Christians at
'lcddah shall be avenged.
II Is however reported that the French
and English governments intend Ia take
possession of .laddah as a guarantee
Later Alviccs from Bombay and Cal
pee report that the British colonial forces
Of >cudia had me, with serious rcvcrscs
At Gwaliur
The robots had attacked and recap
turcl the place, aud Sir Colin 'ampbell
was preparing strong reinforcement to
drive the rebels again from the city.
The londor Timcs advocates the an
ncxatiou Of Cuba Ia the United states
Tpr RssovsncS OF MouNr VERNON
The Washington Union has the annexed
interesting paragraph
The ladies IF thu Noun, Vernon Asso.
citation have solicited Mr. George e. Thor
burn. To take charge Of Mount Vernon.
II will hc gratiiyln ing 10 e people of
Washington. a. well a. patriotic citizens
elsewhere, to know that it is intended 81
raise large fund as much as $500 900,
il possibic interest Of which will be
,.,......,,,.,,l t.u4.-ta h.u,ttfNfpps tho
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-05

DEnS To inform The ciii1Qs 81 Marshall ili
- neghhurhorl that b. Is prepared 10 maxi
lipusr and oaic, Furf'iturc IT 81 Kind. 70 criof
4 stock Away, kept on hand
Repairing cleaning and vemishinF neatly es.
ocuied and all oricrs prpmpiy attended a.
February lG, $50 NJ Is Is
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-05
I.ISTOE LETTERS.

List Q; letter. Remaining in the Poet ofscs On the
Ii III Juiy. Is.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-25

VXyHeHrAs on the first day off eptember u 1857
w 0eodsich Hsbbefd and u o. ssset Hub ard HE
wife. executed unto Frank fiumer - Trustee GER
tain deed Of Trust cJnvsying TO said ust-e the land
The east half Of the southeast quarter Of stcton
oumber twenty seven (21) In to~Dthp etgh.y (s0)
also the undivided hfo tue east bal, The noTth-st
quarter Of the northwest after OF &C i'm thirty
four GA In township eighty tSO) rAoge five ~ east
81 the 5sb N which %aid conveysnte Vas maze BY
his WIFE, for the puY. Of occurring th- payment
certain promi.ss ~ NIT snf ths interest thereon
sgned ~ said Goodrich Hubbard. payable 70 J. p.
Dancslce sn, Eli ~, and dated tie first d,y
OF September, 1857, and psyatle ., follows: one
for iry dolla,s, paystie IN min y days from date ;
psoin'ssoryn T. for tn. eum fifty dollars payable
In ELK mon MS from its date; promissofy nos~ for
tbs sam OF fy dollars payable In nine mont rs from
It's date and pronissoTy note for he sem OF eight
hundred sni Afy dollars, psysD 10 one y Or from
Its date with interest at the rate Of ten Ter cent
per Annum after due.
And now the nrst three OF said pIomissory notes
having tesom. due and Iayshl. and the said Good
rich Hubbard having failed 70 pay tte same l. Frank
PiUmer Trustee saoreraid % hereby give h pu.,.
lie notice, tina by virtue Of the poser which me
vested by said deed Of Tru I, will, Monday the
ninth day Of August, A d 1883. at the hour OF two
o. luck in tie afternoon OF said day, at the Cou I
Hou Ia the city OF Davenport, expose and OF
fer for sale, at public auctou,, tie parcels OF land
above described, much thereof as shall he sui
ncient 10 satisfy aud pay the amount Of said notes
with all the costs and expenses attending tatd SALE
cots Of thu notice and Trustees fecs Upon The
com letion OF such sale de will be given In sccor-
datce vi the stipulation Of said deed VI Trust,
vying ul md rfect title to the tract OF land sold
TO the purchas
Dated the 18th day Of July \ 1858.
FRANK PLUMRR,
Jy2Odts Trustee
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-25
4 aIena and Chicago Union h. Il.

GUNNER ARRANGEMENT-On and after Wed
= n. s'iay, June nth, 1857, passenger trains w,l
leave Wells street Depot daily Sundays excepted
For Frecpor;, Galens, Dunleith and st Paul.
Passenger and Mail. ....."............!s:i 10
Passenger. ........................ W
Passenger, Emigrant and I'd class train. .l2SSP NJ
Chicago, FULTON AND IOWA LINE.
For Dixon, Fulton and Central Iowa.
Through Passenger. .....................ss
do do .......................s:l6
DeKalb Passenger. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES :S9 NJ
BELOiT AND MADISON BRANCH.
For aoit, J GAINESVILLE and Madison.
FOX RIVER VALLEY RAILROAD.
For Crystal Lake. McHenry and Richmond.
aims vi leave Central Lepot fvOt
OF Lake street. as follows:
For GALENA. nUNLEITH AND ST. PAUL.
Daily Sundays excepted 700 NJ Gas P M
Rnnabling passengers to make . clos. conns,tion
with the Michigan Central Trains.
TRAINS EASTWARD.
GALENA CHICAGO NNION RAILROAD.
Leave Freeporf 1880 n, arrive in Chicago 4;s5
Leave FIeeport $40 NJ, arrive in Chcago 3;s5 A M
CHICAGO. FULTON AND IOw1. LINZ.
Leave cay Fulton 10 an arrive in Chicago 4;;sr.
Leave DeKalb s n, arrive In Chicago 1884
BELOIT and MADISON BRANCH.
cave FootviIe 10, n, arrive In Chi. ago 4;15
Leave Footvile 9 IS n, arrive 10 Chicago 3;35 NJ
Leave beioit $50 n, srrive In Chicago lI;lO 4 NJ
FoX RIVER VALLEY RAILROAD.
Leave Elgin at yi9A NJ, arrive in Chicago ll;l0A
Leave Egin st 2;25 NJ, arrive in chicago AS A NJ
Passengers for all p ints on tn. G Il U Il X, in
Guiding Fult.n, Beioit and Madison lines, should
take the trains from he Wells street depot.
All the above trains connect with the great eastern
lines divergng from t'i icage.
Through ticxrts can be b. ught at the following ON.
oes; SpsuldiDg's corner Lake and DtarborH
street; p F w G Ticket Office. So Dearborn
street; Michigan southern Oftice, under fremont
House and a. the Central and Wells street Depots.
JOHN B. TURNER President.
P. HALL, Superint endent.
W. A. THRALL General Ticket Agent. (oct17d
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-25

WHeRRAS On the sih day Of yanuasy, . 1858,
w John = Jatkson and Mary Jactscn. his wife,
executed unto Austin Corbln ~ Tfustee, . certain
deed Of Tru.t conveying 70 said Trustee the sod
Scott county, Iowa, described as follows, TO wit
In A parcel OF land containing Ave .r,s (of Isnd)
whi Is thus bounded sni d-s bcd - vii Con.
mining a. the norih-east corn os the southwest
a1ster ofihs south qufrirr q section eirh,-en
tis) township sew NJ, EIGHT T1s) range frur ~ ert.
Thence runnif sIuth TX hundred a'd .iay t6fnl
ftet thshse Iorth eight spyen desree. thirty Mn
uss west Three hundr, and thi IS 800 ~ tnsnce
horth six hundf and sixty i6Sol feet thef south
egoty'ssv n deg Thirty mai mites east Shr hun
dre and thirty 1891 feet; being = parcel Of land
Jius nn ediaet, IN Tont Of The hou o. crp;ei by
SAID hrst parties Also a csrt,in tve We tt2l acre
parcsl OF land in Ion nineteen lI9 same town.
snip and range, bginning st poiht la buck Cfeek,
where he west line OF said Jaeksons land cts
tue land Of JOIN Lien, icing the toath c-rn
OF ssii twelve scl parcel, thence nsIth aknx the
eat HE Of land Of sad Mullin vr I1,l
more OF Ics- u the section line; ihcDc cast twenty
seven Il. reds and twelve il2l limbs; then south
srventy -tve I5l rods less TO the c. ntr Of
DUCK Cr' ek tn nc- est.riy ~ ng he Ueauders u
saia creek t. the Plsce o. besinnng winch said
srl ance Was mrse by The ssid J n Jackson for the
purpose ~ securing the pa.rytnt OF a ee,tain prom
ssorS note and the Interest thereon, tIgned v SAID
John jackson tstei the 4th da, or January A d
'S.s, aud pstabl, as 10 lows FIR the amount of
seven h ndied and eishtvour [7ssl dollars. y ysbe
IN TX months, at the Baking House OF Ma, k,oi 4
Corhn Davenport, IOws, VITA ten pc cent. interest
after maturity
And nov said pron,is soiy note having become due
ana payable, AMI the said Jno II Jack son having
faileo t. pay the sam, Austia Corbin. Trustee as
Aforesaid do hereby give this public notice, that by
virtue u the p .wer which me vested by said
ueed OF Trust will on Saturday the TIN day OF
gus "A ISIS, at The Of clock Ia the after
MON VI said day ~ the Court House door In th- city
OF davenport, expose and od.r for sale for CO at
public auction, the property Abov. described
or so much thereof shall be sufficient 10
satisfy and pay the amount OF said note
With he interest thereon to the day OF SALE together
with the expenses attending said SALE costs Of this
notice and Trustees fees.
Dated the 10Th day OF July D, 1855.
AUSTIN CORBIN