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The Nevada Democrat., 1858-09-01
Putt,ur Kansas Knowledge TO some Use.

There il a law In the old Dominion by which
the creditor can lock mp in Jail any poor editor
who happens to b. in that peculiarly editorial
coodition. courteousy denominated ''short VI
change" 1t Is said that particularly lean
knight Of the qnill, living in one of the south
western counties, was arrested q short time ago
bv physician to whom he owed balance on
account. The Jail IL rather primitive affair,
not very we'll ''chinked," and Immediately ad-
joining the sleeping apartment OF the jailer aud
his wife. The guilty nan naturally asked per-
mission to carry in his papers, scissors aud pen,
that he might prepare some copy" for future
day. Among the documents he fortunately
took with him lOng speech ON the Kansas
question. About 8 o'clock 10 the evening he
placed himself in the attitude OF u Senator. and
repeated in asloud and husky voice, and with
great delberation, the entire document. The
jailer and his family, who had never been used
to such exhibitions. were horrlhed and kept
awake all night. The editor slept portion of
the next day to recruit his strength and lungs,
and in the evening began to deliver to the naked
walls the same ''summinR-up" which ne nad
pronounced twenty-four hours before. de had
uttered but o few paragraphs when the Jaller
appeared and politely requested him to lower
his voice. In answer, be assured the gu ardian
of the public morals that he expected to go to
Congress in few years. and he was in the habit
of reading one of these efforts every evening to
his family ITO keep himself In practice.
"And do you mean to read that speech every
night In my hearing?"
II do, STRIP
"How much do you owe that Doctor?"
"Thirteen dollars, sir Z" (with Congressional
emphass.)
"Will YOU refrain from keeping my family
awake until can make out the papers necessary
for your discharge ~
Il will. sir ~
In a short time the jaier returned. and assur-
ing him he had paid the debt requested him to
give his note payable in six months ana then'
as an especial favor, to depart from the premis-
es. The editor went on his way rejoicing. and
the taller will. no doubt. at the end OF six
months renew the note. rather than accept the
alternative of harboring Kansas man on his
property.-[Cincinnat Enquirer.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-09-01
Instance Of Medical Relief

A1- Below publish the certificates Of two OF the
from the pangs of disease who having recovered
their former health and mpeed by gratitude make known
their and remedial agent and their statements
authenticated by Notary Public. The demands of sccie
ty mpernusly con an their publicity, and commend
their perusal to tLt attention OF all afflicted
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-09-01
READ THE FOLLOWING EVIDENCE.
Co-PARTNERSHIP NOTTCEII

Co-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.!
have this day entered into Co-Fartnership with A.
H. PARKER and from and after this date the business OF
Hotel keeping will be conducted under the name and
OF CRUSH & PARKER, at the building known as The
Nevada July 18th lsSs.-4I-Sw
CAGO, PEARL BARLEY s TAPIOCA.
- For Sale at G. o. KlLBOURNE'S
Drug Store, is Commercial Street,
f7INEsT FLORENCE SALAD OIL,
Il Put up in ground glass Bottles TRY IT.
For Sale at G. o. KILB0URNES
S-t Drug Store ~ Commercial 81
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-09-01
The Golden Prize !!
The Golden Pr1&c:?
Illustrated! Illustrated!

The New York Weekly Golden Prize is the lar
ges and best weekly papers OF the day. An Imperial
Quarto containing eight pages forty columns of enter
tanning original matter aud elegantly Illustrated every
week.
Gift worth from so cents $500 90 in gold, will be
presented each subscriber Immediately tue receipt of
the subscription money.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-09-01

1000 Gold Guard Vest and lob Chains 10 TO 80 90 each
Gold Lockets Bracelets, Brooches Ear Drops. Brea I
Pins Cuff Pins, Sleeve Buttons, Rings Shirt Studs Watch
Keys, Gold and Silver Thmbes, and variety of other ar.
tcies worth from fifty cents to SIS each.
Immediately on the receipt of the subscription money
the subscribers will be entered upon subscrp
ton book opposite number, and the gift corresponding
with that number will be forwarded, within week. to
the subscriber by mail or express, post paid
AA- All communications should be addressed TO
BECKETT & CO.,
"a and 40 Modat Building, 1856 Broadway New York
= %s*Specimen copie sent free Agents wanted
Specimen copies Of the GOLDEN PRIZE" may be
seen AZ TINS ounce. 2o.ly
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-09-01
LEGAL NOTICES.

TNsOLVENT NOTIcE.-Im DIs,-,.-.
Of the l4th Judicial District OF the state - tenrt
vent Debtor. IAN, an lasl
Pursuant to an order Ofthe Hon. Niles Scarf. -,
the said District Court notice il hereby given
creditors Of the said lnsClyent H. Hirschman "a ID.
Court, at the Court room of said Court In ~ ~ Oa
County Of Nevada on the the 4th day o. Gill; AID
1858, at 10 O'Clock, a. n of that day. then sna y D.
show cause, If any they why ike yer ~ mere %
solvent should not be granted, and an as on.IM M In
Estate be made, and he be discharged frum I'll; an his
liabilities in pursuance of the Statute in such oh and
made and provided; and in the mean time All 20 made
against said InsOlvent be STAYED P'"ceedihgI
Witness my hand and the seal Of said Cour. M. :,
day of August A. d. 1853. 'nn loIh
RUFUS SHOEMAKER c1s,A
By VIM SMtTtt psA'
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-09-01

CtTATE OF CALIFORNIA. County OfNeva.
- da In District Court OF the 14th judicial lsc,
Of said State.
The people Of the State of California TO GEORGE "
BRISTOW, Greeting You hereby summoned TO an
pea and answer the complaint Of F. n. SMITH fled
against within ten days from the service Of this writ
If served you in this county within twenty days ifsery
ed in this District and out Of this county and with.
forty days If served in this and out of this
district, in action commenced the 18th dav Of J ne
A. H. 1858 in said Court for the recovery of seven hundred
and twenty-sx dell alledged in the Complaint said
action. to be due plaintiff from the defendant Ger
ain promsSory notes therein Sc, forth together with in
erest the said amount PRAYED for in tie mi ani
aforesaid file in the office of tre Clerk Of said Court
certified copy which is herewith served. And you are
hereby notified that il fail to answer said conf ani
herein directed. lantf will take Judgment against you
therefor BY default together with all cost "f suit sRd al
demand Of the Court such other relief az prayed for
in his said complaint
In testimony Whereof Rufus Shoemaker. Clerk Of
(-@0 the district Court aforesaid do heietno
seal set my hand and impress the zeal of sid
l0~J Court at Office in the city Of Nevada this
29th day ofJune A. T.. 1858.
RUFUS SHOkMAkER Clerk.
BY WN SMITH. Deputy.
State of California County of Nevada, II appearing 10
my satisfaction that defendant has departed from and
absent from this State II is ordered that service
of summons herein be had by publication in the Nevada
Iemocrat, newspaper in the town of Nevada tniy
aforesaid for the period of three successive months.
June 2Sh 1855 NllFS SFARI.N, isi. Judge
Attest RUFUS SHOI MAkfR. tlerk
BY WM- SNHn Ieputy
Ruckner K Hill ATTORNEYS for l'laintilT 3q-;m
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-09-01
-, - . :, = 71I1' TFplIy,
Buckner n Hill. At'ys. for Petitioner. ~ 5w


NOuuty OF kevn.
- da-ss District Court O the 18th Judicial ustre, =,
said State. The People Of the State Of Caltorna "a
GEORGE BUM. Greeting You are hereby summtnsi
to answer to the complaint Of LOUISA BUNZ filed ags
within ten days from the service Of this writ If %
you in this COUNT, within twenty days If serv ed on ,
in this district and out of this county and within
days If served you in this State and out of mi. M
in action commenced on the 2:d day of June n ,sts
in said Court for decree Of Divorce dssoying ths h
Ofmat imony now existing between the paintiG anSS
fendan-aud that the Court will by its final uda'..
decree unto plaintiff the custody of the infant cld %
BUM. during her minority set forth in the coro,.
aforesaid file in the office Of the clerk of said Con-,
certified copy Of which Is herewith served And ron
hereby notified that if you fail to answer said W
herein directed plaintiff will take judgement .ajaa,
yoL therefor by default, together with ali costs ~ i
and also demand Of the Court such other relief "a "a
for in her said complaint. f'N
In testimony whereof Rufus Shoemaker Clerk of ,h
~ District Court aforesaid. do hereunto
seal. set my hand and impress the seal u,
vi rnid Court at Office in the city of Ney,
da this 25th day of June A. L. lsss
RUFUS SHOEMAKER Clerk
By wM. SMITH, Deputy Clerk.
II appearing TO my satisfaction from the Complaint and
affidavit 6le that of action exists again,,
the defendant in the above entitled cause George RIM,
and that he ia necessary party to said action Andh
further appearing that said defendant has parted from this
state and resides out Of the state. Ii is therefeo
said defendant George Bum BY publication thereof in e
Nevada Iemocrat newspaper published in said Nevada
County once week for period Of three months.
NILES SEARIIS Il strict Judge
Attest RUFUS SHOEMAKER Clerk
June 25, 1ShS.-39-3m BY WIN. SMITH etutv
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-09-01
IMpORTANT TO FEMALEs.-wHEN A

Corner of Montgomery and California sts., over W
Fargo Co.'S Express department.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-09-01

One copy for one year .... 81 90, and gift.
One copy for two years.. 8 so, and gifts.
Ono copy for three years.. co. and gifts.
One copy for live years co. aud gifts
AND TO CLUBS
Three copies one year. ......S5 90, and gifts
Five copies one year ...... s 90, and gifts
Ten copies one year. is OO, and 10 gifts
Twenty.one copies one year 80 90, and Il gifts.
The articles to DO distributed comprised in the fol-
lowing lit
Packages Of Gold, containing -. $500 90 each
do. do. dOs ........ 200 90 each.
10 do. do do. -. :. 100 90 each.
10 Patent Lever Hunting Cased Watches 100 90 each
20 Gold Watches...... .............. IS 90 each.
so do. Observation-Disclosures. 60 90 each.
100 do ........... ,.,,,,,,t, so 90 each.
800 Ladies Gold Watches .,...,......,. So 90 each.
200 Silver Hunting Cased Watches.... so 90 each.
800 Silver Watches. -. $40 to rs 90 each.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-09-01
c1TATE of CALIFORNIA, County ofN.x..

Attest RUFUS SHOEMAKER Clerk
June 25 lS5S.-39-3m BY WA SMITH. equity
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-19

breeze, he put his helm hard down, and rounded
To alongside the boats, snapping twos sttiosail
booms in doing 81, and making sssrythisk snap
and crack aloh. Already he bed rieesdl < whip
from the main yard and slung chair 70 hoise up
tho women and children. In few minutee fhey
were safely on board, live stuck and oil; Wiyt ths
gig snugly slowed on deck. The loaehoatWB A.
together too crasy to save. 20 che was sent s1riS:
II was doubtful, indeed, If she would q any rate
have held together much longer. Captain Car
lisle took the shipwrecked Aock into 'his cabin
and gave them n hearty welcome, and he and
his officers surrendered their statsrooms 70 The
women and children; and that thsy niaha mot
want for anything. he sent On one Of 6ia IN.
prenticss, who could speak French, 10 wait upon
them. 98b 81 sl't1
Tho Planter. arrived here, ~ We hate stated.
last Saturday afternoon, bringing the pssssnesrs
and provisions Of the survivors Of the Empress of
Brazil with her. Yesterday afternoon our rspor.
ter boarded the Planter at Groenpoiat, and, al.
though he did not have the pleasure VI nestine
CAPT. Carlisle, all hands, from tho cabin boy ur.
spoke of his ia,horly kindness in the most stFec.
tomato terms. The New York Benevolent Life.
Saving Association will no doubt take the eyliest
opportunity to award his wsll-earnsd medal Of
honor.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-19
CLOTHING TRADE +!
FALL. 1855

Cl4o III NG TRADE!
FALL, 1855
lUKINi the past have greatly enlarged and
- improved our House and have as lare" WE. irt
and arranged Sales Roe be i"rnd
OF CONSTANT, increasing trade and beg to adv
WHOLESALE an RETAIL. dealers that We navrnow IN
Of CLOTHING we have exhibited b" seen IN tir
, resp nav" a% %Jm osh % m 'f mi
the wants OF the and being largely engaged in
the state we hrlevr We ,tr the srfatest jadu r
ehosrs BY every arrival shall ma additions 10 our '
Of all thar aud fashionable. AID purchasers vii all
INC and GENTLEMEN'S ,, FINISHING GOODS, ia s,oro
and lor sale upon
whocsale Retail distinct and separate
foors An examination Of onr X, prices and mod do
"' KEEN BALDWIN & co.
aug cots l0G Main street Richmond Va
luTY WILLS GROUND PLasTEw.-u nm
~ prepared fill orders for city ground Plaster Mt the
dsrs rnccs Orders thankfully received and promptly hA'd
Richmond. Sept. 18th. s5sts
GREAT Reelection OF CHARGES ON
~ TIE CANAI;1TilE III HiGnEsr RATE TEA. Of fKElGnI IT
LHs.-Oy GR0CERIEs CRocKERY QUEEASHARE,
81, oNLYa5 CTS PER 100 LBS which includes all c,p'n,
from the whyes At Richmond to Iynchburg Guano
Thankful III" very liberal patronage heretofore received,
put Goods through above low send your
goods get quicker and clcarcrI 6rwar! them,
suglGts Richmond, Va
NIOUNTAuN COAL::-Wr b.. = leave To cnii
Nl the attention OF ile rens of Lync'urs to nuc"
of COAL wlwh raising from Tia, celebrated euai banks
of Mr.. JEREMIAH KYLE, ot Montgomery Comfy.
This coal has been tried by Of the citizens Of Lynch
burg and in every instance given satisfaction
W" 'S viii If have aM % a" on hand an article Of this Coal su
be Tor burning In stoves which We will sell at ~ cents per
bnshcl Call aud see il ,
Es- Always on hand n large stock ,
CIV BUTTON. Gio. NJ. KueKrR
n b. THrnMAS. W w MoshY,
LIE JOHNSON & Co
CHRISTIANS, WHALING & MONTAGUE
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MISCELLANEOUS.
hMMENSE SAVING or FlE1.!
LARGE AND SPLENDID STOCK OF
CoNking, Parlor. Office, Church and Fac
tory Stoves, Ranges, Crates, &c.

&. $. BLISS 4 CO.
attention 10 the very display Of all
aud Winter Goods Which they bsen foLr
W ok" past the greses variety and best
'eerto II any offered IN this market aud offer
unusual Undue, N, nts ~ prie,s
onr erai sarr, e Cooking Stoves for wood and coal
not he c>reIled iot economy aud convenience.
P"Iinr Savrs and Radiators aud coal
mud nc 'uni terms worthy tho attention OF pnrchAe
hning Rm and Church and perfect
IN Grafton onr" church aud Factory Stoves VI all
nj remarkably low prrra
Grdes-k,h, mrainm and low priced and sdapcd to the
wants al
he Morning Star Cooking Range entr~ty arilcle
and SUI eror I" all others that prareed H. Having
nfgr sales Rooms double hc former capacity and
made onr purchases early the ap sertnu stock
personally tom the leading Foundrcs In the Northern CpVs
We ei confident Il b,ug able to supply all In nt wi
better assortment and better than hrs
he' '"hc IN II markeRt the Siuvc and hRnt" tch"u.o,
second DIOR below il Market, Main Street ynrlorrf.Na
"rtl is & \ NllSS a 60
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-19

ID DEAD WHAT TaNAKsPEARE SAYS,
IL good PICTURES
"If II well done when It's done;
Then II we'll It were done quickly y."-Shakspeore
So ii ynu wish 1t rai done II "A supoiOr manner.
You'll fad II quickly done, and rel done by TASsEE.
S. TANNER co,
Main Street, 3 doors from bridge Street.
IynchbuR, Va
La lies and Gentlemen cordially invited our POR.
TRAIT GALLERY, containing specimens Of Photographs,
Ambrotyprs Melainotypcs &c. a."
Also the beautiful PATTI ENT LEATHER PICTURE, which
Is So for sending by mail
Pictures taken in all kinds of weather and enclosed beau
iifu al the very low prices from 10 cens to S2D
and beautiful of Cases Gold Iockes Ne
dalions Locke Rpgs reaspin Keys. Seals, &C. in great
variety just received
A fresh supply of the best Material in the country
Don't for Ia call aet Hts
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TE RMS

r, vIRaINI \ Is rubiahed ally ~ ~ aud r,weehys'
A. nsr .nnmm in weekly al ss invariably IN IA
~ o,hcr-.e ~ 80 W be charged n al css"s N"fapl
IN y. er sept the opsion OF the ProPreo''
m 81, an ,rrenrnges shall have been paid - -
ohi ~ u 80 cents square OF
-, nr .s, fo the nsertvn. aud cts tor caee you
unless ordered form or weekly ana ,hm e
M M he charged each INSERTION II tte nnno
r,nn, he moi marked the Ms. 1t will be puohshs"
dered out and charged according'i .,, .,r
For one quare. ally. %
For Two do do ...:;....'''...''... ''.......... a5
tor one do ,emi.weekly ......'.'''' ''''''' AZ
For TWO no n,.nded for both paperssuhectto spe
NJ ,ouirart. - ,..,,.a "a ,heir Immediate
~ ~ ,ha vertse meuIs charged ~ transfer, raves al
~ All new advertisement" appear III 'h' "s"' "
sy sapsr ,o.,e,. which lines are charged
.tchly tor
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-19

lNGANO HOUSE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS may
he generally kn that Gnano and other fertilizers
he bought lynchhuiR good terms AZ In other
market with regular added In Justice 10 myself
well benefit The farming community pub
sh intend T. Keep on hand good supply Of all
thu aud, as deal more largely ihnn
any l. the In them think cru safely
-cl cheaper Than other pase II is eeiisIiy
patr"nse hocause thereby
hry cnahlr Fertilizers low prcc
cn nny her Gf all risks aud rnublr Please
soil. Ills rlsc now offer for sar in
tore y
300 ipns ~ / A Peruvian Ghnnn,
lnU lecscs Manipulated Huann.
s.nbcro Lump and 6rOund.
50 Brown MEXICAN Bnauu
81 Eide Island GUIANA
Plaster. Lump aud Ground.
2i Krttlrwrlis Potash and Plaster,
500 Sacks livcruooi salt, prime quality.
Canal below iynchiurp bo su?
prd thril landings II they will make a. "nc"
aus l1is WI. ~ Mil.ILE, n brih
UNHESGH DRRss GOODS, FROM NEW
YORK AtN1IONS-J Kieh all wool Delahes, some
thing entirely which will he sold 10 cent less than the
CO st Of umpuriai IN Call soon for bargains
septllt Is JOHN ABRAIIAMs
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AasRRlIITuRAI.F
lA M sssssFs - s:s.sss =se9zs -ssssE ss.zssa

GENL. StPS OFFIrH.NA TENN. II,
LYNcngUnG VA, Oct. iii, ls;R, )
EMBERs of the Agri uuai S"cics oi this state lo
lvn t,ir attend meetinls Of their S"cic.
ties obtain BOUND TICKET. good f1i a limited
bcr OF days, upon pny,acn OF fare one
stock INTENDED for cNhhltion Will he charged full freight
nng the Faa and the stuck after b",ag rxhbt
in the poss ssinn If the original tBcy shall be
back OF charge and the freight pr, vio.y pni
shall be refunded SMITH, O. s.
Papers advertising for the Company please copy.
HIS
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OUR FALL. STOCk!
lN\CIIBl EG COLLEGE
4 LIN

k'yhthburg, va
fHNllI fourth annual Institution III
n on the 18th September
The location heaiih mud accessible In
VI" scun, nui The study both Classical and
Stvuiitr, that ri the best American colleges
The Military Department wti he efficiently maintained un
der the Mr i L. Blrrk.nship graduate IT the Viz
gina NuHty sttu aud more recently connected III tho
u
Inv s.voia professors viii have exclusive charge ~ tho
Grammar School In which Young will b. thoroughly
pared for &C, - ur business
rae a. Z, b,TY.
ROBERT /. BROt tkErT, Fresii,nt, Professor of Nntu
raj Sciru''.
LYcututs q MAunws A. NJ, Professor OF Latin and
Bellies Icttr,a
4. n CAblL A. H. Professor nf the Greek Language and
Literature"
Il HLA>h>,nir Professor Of Mathematics and Instruo
tor OF Tactics
Ecy, " W,Lktn. Profess r oi Moral and Mental Sci
enc, anl OF History.
kAMuiLtnIA>p. A NJ Professor "f Constitutional Law
l.. a LA>ouol>t NJ H., Professor At Anatomy and Phys
tni,pY
Gtistrtt AinIrno sAtr1u IL u, Pr'os'orH Modern
Lang"'h's
ENPENSTS =
board - per wcrh Washing 81 ~ per month fuel aud
lphi. $40 Tuition ~ In the Grammar School and
$50 the Collegiate Department tor hnlt session.
tanned by add, ng the President, aug JH
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-11
LEGAL.


VNTnH8BAS @ IL I4sh day Of Nay, =. 1865.
w james MeaeheY Jun. ona Jo0oe 0eaGher
Cerues execated unto r. Deds % frustee, err.
tain deed Of tsuss sanvsSns 70 se Trustee tn. land
In ocots county Iowa, dcscYfoed - follows. TO VT
Lot number SIX (s) IN Jaoe~ 1ads' Addition To
West d venport containing Isl ocrss more Or -,
VII Oh sasd Conveyance was inside BY the said James
Aeasher Jun snd Jos neasAss CesDss ler ~ par
pose Of scaring the paynehs II four ceftsie vOis.
sorry notes ard tho interest sh-I on sgced byesotd
james nsa0hsr Jua saA janice Aassher Cssnes d.
ted the 1NA day Of Nay. 1853, ani one payable
~ followsi for eighty aud 1S-O0 dolis's,
thres yea:s amer tas With ex Per csGt. interest 70
be paid annu.liy, At the Banking House Of Cook =
sargent, and the iDterest On one other lite Of saoe
dase and susOeas paSsth - abOve for sans amount
the abOvs
And nov eaid note and interest n - nOees hav-
ns become due and payable and the said James Msagh
er ana Ja0es 0ooghcr Jernes hsvipg failed 10 pay
the same !, Cass Trustee ~ a'oresaii, doheresy
ave this public notice. that by virtue Of the power
which In me ve,tr BY said dsri % Trust, will IN
Saturday the eSth day Of june 1SSs n tie hour Of
3oclock in tAaonStevnoon OF oeid day 1t the Court
House door In the city VI Davenport. -xpose and er
for sale. at public auction, the highest bidder for
cash the parcel LAM abeve described. on 10 much
thereof shall be sufcieBt to satisfy and pay the
amount Of sad note With the interest thereon 70 the
day Of together With all the costs exprnss
atte.sQng said sale Of this and ustess
fecs. Upon the completion Of such sale de~d will
be gvea In ecoerdssce with the stipu atiou q sal
Ted Of Trust
Dated The sth day Of June. A y. 1855.
r. G. EARS,
June9dd Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-11
Trustees Sale.

VTTHEnEAs on the 14th dsy Of November A d 1856,
w Or lgnst,us LANCER executed unite Austin Cor
bin Trustee, certain deed Of Trurt, conveying TO
said Trustee the land in Iowa. described
follows, TO Wit: All OF lot sixteen [l6], and the
west LAT % lot seventies IN Mitcsels Addition
10 the city Of Davenport designated and described
upon the recorded plat, which said conveyance was
made the said LANCER for the purpose " securing
the pay ment Of certain promissory note among 9th
ers and The interest thereon signed BY sid LANCER
dated the - day = 1ovsmbeS, A d 1856, and
payable q follows fof eight hundred and forty dol-
iars, payablr q Aacklot Corbin's banking House,
eighteen months alter date. with ten per cent interest
after matuTi y.
And now said promiesory note having become due
and payable, and the said LANCER having failed to
PAP the Same, l. Austin Oorbin, Trustee Aforesaid
% hereby give this public notice. that BY irtue Of
the power which 10 in me vested ~ said deed Of
Trust viii. on Saturday, the 18Th day OF June,
4 1858, st ,he hour of O'Clock la tn. afternoon
OF said day, ~ the Court House door IN the city
Davenport. expose and o0er for SALE 1t public auc-
tion 70 ~ highest bidder, for cash, The parce Of
land above described, or mucA theseof @hal be
sucient 70 satisfy and pay the amount Of said note
the ioscTest thereon 70 the day Of 0ais togeh with
al the costs and expenees attending said sale,
Of this Dptice and Tr1stees fees Upon the compile.
ton Of such sale desd vii BE- given In sccordauee
with the stipulation Of said deed Of Trust.
Dated the loth day Of Nay, \ D 1855
AUNTlh CoRRlN.
moy1Ddeo Trustee