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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-13

SOLAR EcLrpsE.-The Gun will rise eclipsed next
Monday morning from the Mississippi to the Penobscot
East Of the Penobscot the eclipse will begin after
sunrise west of the Mississippi it will end before
rice. The best method Of looking at the sun shrough
piece Of window glass, smoked over lamp until you
can scarcely see through il. Turn the smoked side
from your eye, TO avoid soling the eyebrow. The
following times taken from the chart of the Smith
sonsn Institute, will not probably vary minute from
the truth:
The eclipse end, at Albany ii. 80 H.; Amherst
College h. 81 H.; Augusta, Me-. h. - m.; Balti
more, Nd. b: 10 M Boston h. 43m. Buffalo,
h. Sm.; Charleston S. c., oh. A. M; Cincinnati o.,
. b. - M; Concord n. H., h. 43 M; Montreal, G.
T., :. b. 20 NJ Halifax, \. j., b. % m. begins at
Halifax, 6 b. 80 M; New-Haven, h. % NJ; New
York, h. g m. Philadelphia, h. Il ID. Pittsburgh
H.. Portland, b. 1? M; Providence, X. L. h. Al To-
The Young Mems Christian Union are giving a se
ties of Popular Lectures for the People,, at Clinton
Hall, Astorpace. In consequence OF tho storm last
Monday, Mr.. Greeley will repeat his lecture Re-
forms and Reformers next Tuesday evening.
-
NEw-HAyES RaILRoAD-SPRISG ARRAsGENENTS.
The Spring arrangements of this Road go into effect
on Monday next the 18th inst, when two additional
trains will be put on; leaving this city as follows:
100 m-New Haven Accommodation. stopping at ell time
800 mBoston EAPes. stopping at stamford Bridgeport
and New Haven.
lo: IS n-New Haven Accommodation stopping al time
table stations.
$40 pm-BOston Express, stopping AZ Stamford, Norwak
Bridgeport and New Haven.
$3.50 m.-New Haven Accommodation, stopping g, all time
table ststious.
40 m-New Haven Accommodation, stopping at all time
table stations.
525 I.-NorWsk Special stopping at all stations.
m.-Por Chester Spcis stopping al way stations.
THE UNIOE BANk DEFALCATIOs.-The criminal
prosecution against Jacob H. Mott, the alleged accom-
pice of Broheisou, the defaulting bookkeeper was
suddenly withdrawn on Thursday evening, and civil
proceedings commenced instead. On warrant from
one Of the Supreme Court Judges, Mr. Mott was taken
from the custody Of Officer Armstrong by the Deputy
Sheriff, and lodged in Eldrdge-street jail. The
amount of bail is fixed at Sal $780, or just the amount
of the defalcation.
AsoTHER PoLICENAN II TROrBfE.-A patroman
whose did not transpre, was yesterday arrested
by one of the Mayors Squad on charge OF decoyins
i - Va
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-13

KISG's COUSIY CIRCuIT COURT.-Nos. ~, II, -.
q 90 81 ~. ~, A. IS, 10, i7. 10. q, -.
BRookIYN CITY COURT.-Nos. =, ~, %, ~, Il, 81
=. 81 So 49, "a. 81 SO, SO, A., "a s. &C. u, %.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-13

fAdyertisereut.I

HE CHOICE oF OCCUPATION Restraint OF the
Passions Culture o to N!rtue. ght by PHRE,oLoCo,L ~
AMlNtToNs dsy 81 FOWLER wills, No. 3nS Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-13

AsoTHER PoLICEsAN II TRorBfE.-A patroman
whose did not transpre, was yesterday arrested
by one of the Mayors Squad on charge Of decoyins
al innocent girl into disreputabe house. The case
was set down for investigation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-13

STRING STYLE-kNoX, No. PIP Broadway
ONLY FoVR DOLLARS. Buy your Hat a. and by
kAOX.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-13

snANnE stes ~ inaAelisa G tSev. "a ~ rskh9
hsscy = eskisS Aa sAlAvE, ely 81 q -.
McCsrhy tsAs 10 ~ Try the sAne tAinx sxsa, ~
vi nNas - cAsrge sxsa.s hr: Ne wi esly -
70 wesp me, cad wnl freely forgive ain Il IA :
hss dooe.
M Smith ssd be t.d 20 more questions 70 sak. sss
the cs<c was sdjo0rsed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-22

Nassau sree-Superh private collection q OIL paintings
belonging 10 ca w Aston leukius ksl o. New York and y
swlnburue Fs1.. 81 White Plans.-HhNRY " LEEDS co.
viii sel nj auction Al their gallery No ~ Nassau
THURSDAY 2ls Friday 2d and saturday 2l last at " o'clock
each day until the whole disposed ~ the entire collection
Of those gentlemen consisting o about 3 valuable ptnres
among the best works OF kenset Cfopsey,
Grey a h. Durand Harvey NJ Wagner Of Albany. Geo.
" HALL 1nness 81 A. Baker VIM. Hart Coleman PORTRAY OF
Washington by Gilbert Stuart Oerte Professor John oi Dus
eeldorf and other distinguished American and foreign
artists We particularly invite friends and connosseurs
generally this elegant collection. They
IN exhibition AZ ahove
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-22
A UCTI0N NOTICE-sALE OF SUPERB HOUSEHOLD
IA FURNITURE.
Elegant parlor suits
ROSEWOOD SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOFORTE
A UCTIoN SAFE or MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FUR.

A UCTION SALE OF MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FUR
"A ntreEegant rosewood suits covered in brocade and
silk velvet pianofore solid pearl keys, and
Mid with pearl by city maker T. GOLDSMITH Auction
will sell Friday Oct 22 at house In West Eley-
enh street near Fifth avenue furniture in the above
house. consisting three suits Of paror furniture covered in
and silk velvet rosewood etegeres mirror doors
ladies' secretare lined with satin wood elegant secrctare
and side tables satuary marble Turk
HI reception chairs superb pier and manel mirrors lace
curtains cornces, velvet carpets rugs paintings bronzes
sak extension table do chairs sofas fine cut glass ware de-
santers gobess mbers wines dinner set of l56
ters forks, spoons buffers nves &C. Bedrooms in rose.
wood bureaus bedsteads, washstands commodes, sofas
rockers chairs clocks stands book Shelves tables
mirrors Mattresses pillows holsters and mahogany and black
lOis O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-22
LEGAL. NOTICES.
INNl.I AMI

r. Majestys Court for Divorce and Matrimonial
Pail Mall in the city or liberty Of Westminster manager Of
s % his on Ss
ground % sd9,ery ,ou.,.. "a, ou,..
OF the petition above referred both under Of the above
thereto W.T. Emily Winter and William sgHS John
respesyey and The =, same S now he q, my Office
Emly keale Winter ana William John Normsnvlle both
respectively required attend office 20 be served there
"'1' '"' '''' ''~''- wisiiISGToS MURRAY
aoIr, MuRRsY A HAnnis, room g. No % Nassau street.
The following copy Of said citations
In her Msesys cour, fr Divorce and Matrimonial Causes
vlcigla ~ he grace q God Of he United KINGDOM Of
To Emily keaIe Water New YORK, the pro-
pss q New lory n III tinted stats q s1rth Am
liberty Westminster ~ n. county 81 Mddesx
M sa he % Ses. ase has ssfn H. %
a yaa h yo Saf s E@ sas Wherein
be alleges that yon have committed adultery
service ibis on ,o inclusive Jay q such service yoa
Do appear IN cur said court then and there 20 make answer %
sPh S uson 5o %s ana s s So
eSn IN MI I poc srh e9 Is sid es proved HGn aas
course law and b pronounce sentence therein absence
dated the Il day q May in The year d our Lord one thou
EDWARD r JESSER.
u Us H's'''"
torn. Loadon .osor tor All George Winter
In her MaIrs.ys Court, Tor divorce and matrimonial
Victoria by the grace Of God q United Kingdom of
Great Britain and ireland Queen defender Of ID. faith
To WilRm John Nurmsnyic, Of the town 81 New York. In
the province Of New Work IA the United States II North Ae
civil teorg. Winter Pail
Ma IN the sy nlsr,y % we.,mil,,er IN he county q
Middescs claiming have been lawfully married Emily
Real. Winter has hled ha petition against her w sud
court praying for dsolnin 81 bis marriage with her ths
III aaiisry sih YOU he ssii wtsm john sosms@sie
this you that within six
vice ~ this on incns,c q The day q such service 10
appear ~ said court then aud there 70 make the
said petition whereof sealed with the % ssd
court herewith served upnn you AMI take po,ice that
fault your doing N. judges said viii pro-
coed hear the ad charge proved m due and
70 pronounce sentence therein, your absence nowhstnd
ing.
Dated the nth day II May year Lord one thou
EDWARD y. JESSER.
J. A. Registrar
Ia 81
tCta'l0nT
Thomas rdiyne T0mrs NJ 10 flnclus Inn rlalds near
flollrorn London solchnr for ssii 1ecrge Winter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-22

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE-PEED 4 COLE WILL
~ sell this day At 9h q Isl vanderbilt avenue VENUE,
furniture Also at l6 A. NJ at saesroom sheriff sales OF
wines and liquors. champagne clarets, brandy gins, &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-22

TIOrsFTIOLD FURNTrURE.--A ". CRTsT MAR, AUC-
tmrer viii sell this day, inst lO, O'Clock.
~ Nineteenth Fourth avenue general
eorturnt Rosewood and mahogany chairs tables
bureaus hedeads Brussels and ingram carpeng looking
glasses eraayngs Oh paintings, beds and bedding, Kitchen
A.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-22
EpwARp sCuENcx, aucrIoSEFR s,,s NEW w

u EAud y n FIrNNh-Eu
SATURDAY, ~ at iOts O'clock ~ their saesroom ~ Nassau
mahogany par0r suits IN hrocatel brae,
and push rosewood marble top eeceres rosewood mar
biz centre side aud tables. Noaire aud Turkish
chairs tedsieas bureaus wHdr1bes &c also the entire iur
niure of family declining housekcrpin removed for
Of sale embracing rosewood paror suit rosewood mar
bic top tables bureaus wash@ands ar rosewood aud mahp
gany hssicada. sofss chairs uomans. lounges, mlrcsse
paintings and general assortment Of furniture, asn three
elegant rosewood pianufuscH, cly made.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-22


DtkNCAED MOUSE, BROADWAY AND TWELFTH
ID street New york-Fashonably ocaed elegantly fur.
nbed and now open s the reception ~ guests Bos 81
per law Nv week NJ lower rates Public favor respectfully
= - ~ BLANCHARD MAGELLAN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-22

A UCTION NoTICE-A FAMILY WILL SELL. AT PRI-
"A SALE this day all the elegant costly furniture In the
private house. No. l5S Ninth door from Twenty
Ars street. consisting In part Of two solid rosewood parlor
plush rosewood eegeres mirror backs
marble top tables French plate oval and pier glasses Turkish
and reception chairs large number of paintings and
IN the chambers rosewood bedeads bureaus and
mahogany sofas and chairs Brussels and ingram
carpets he &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-22

TIFNRy w. LEEDS, AUCTIONRER -s,IFsRoow NO
IL 2Nassau strect-HENRY n. LEEDS \ co win sell
81 auction this day. Friday Oct y q " occk IN "
sare y street. family horse years OIL hlark
very gentle kind and desirable family usc; win be
sold without
lIoRG AGE shLF,-TfiovAsv EfTCrT, AUCrroyFrR
NJ By virtue Cf cae mortgage viii expose to sale al
public vendue, Friday ocohw ~ ~ n O'Clock III IS or
shard street. Covenant Hal) the Of lager beer
Saloon 81 billiard tables bar axtnres Wines qnors
beds bedding c0okine usiensls Sc aisoonc top WAGON
JOHN " KILLER, Auy for mortgage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-22

U,DwARD sCWENCK AUCTTONFTR. ASSrG NrE'S
u sale u second hand furnpnre.-ByF W. scaENCk,
Saturday i0tsoeock their stesroom, No ~
the furniture first class house. removed for
eonvruicnce q sale. BY order OF Tie assignee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-22

HENRY ". LEEDS, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~
IL Nassau srect-llFNRY ". LEEDS co will sell ~
auction, saturday, October 20 ~ o'clock, 'front.' Of the
store ~ Nassau street second hand fashionable COUPE plate
glass lined With sue cloth, NJ for without
expenditures cost $500, will without
fine short tailed black Rsshaw horse very STYLISH
hands high eight years Old Kind aud gentle ali harness. has
rd In 2fs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-22
UCTIoN NoTICE.-PEREMPToRY SALE OF HOUSE
"A hold furniture of family declining housekeeping
NJ DOUGHTY AUCTIONEER,

VIII sell day, Frdayl lOa O'Clock At 63 West Thr
teenth street, Sixth
All genee household furniture contained In the said resi-
dence vz-Rosewood parlor furniture suite consisting OF
aete paror and sewing chairs marble top centre
tables secretary bookcase gilt pier and mante mirrors
carpets window curtains mahogany and rosewood dressing
bedsteads hair mattresses feather beds
holsters pillows Ac together with large assortment Of
and kitchen furniture with which the sale viii COM
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-22
MISCELLANEOUS.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
A N,rBoRgSE, PROM PARIS, uPHorsTERER AND
from nrosdwsy spd ss ss.nge NV 1871 Kinds Of
paired Fine French poshng furniture Of every description
made 70 order Lace curtains ard linen shades done Car
city and country
f,HAprED HANDS SORE LIPS. ROUGH SKIN cIrr,.
" nans, also for mpar,ins heahf sofness 10 the skin
~ ''A't' Rs3tGH, DARK AND sarI.ow SKIN
Into smooth d'l'f rai Ic ss kS XVI '0' "''
witch is certain cure being falling remedy Cor all
q The 81 s a' Fs * Psf year
And All cuansous erurons q he SKIN ace speedily
bsssr reep fun aud oher injurious preparations when they
1n % cents bottle For ale !, ihe N snafasory 6 ran
street corner Of Allen, y. ", IN the drug store.
- Chocolate a y vanilla, .,,,.
chocoisie des ianre.,
Chocolate DC Sanie,
Chocolate cream,
Chocolate sarSmela,
HENRY M,IrIARD,
Factory. iss and leo Nercer street.
Where the pures, and mus reliable article
Atthe lowest marsetprice.
lust RECEIVED FRESH INVOICE or OPERA
glasses telescopes drawing Instruments specacles eye
lowest wholesale prices only lsrre
always on hand and receiving goods BY every
Agent Off. DrsrR. Paris - Nassau street, New YORK.
L. EROsENE OR COAL OrL-ANY PERSON THO.
N roughly understanding The manufacture g ,he above
oils hear Of permanent situation and good salary Adj
dress A. n. NJ, box &c Post Office.
CHATTING, SKATING. sHArrfvG, -suhFrrNG,
- rnlleys and hangers constantly hand. All kinds OF
machinery made AZ short notice.
H.SJ. NcCorLUM, 40 Eldriige street.
TlnF GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY OF TITE AGE
pr Kennedy, Of Ruxbury Mass, has discovered
pasture weed growing along the ROAD and old
wa cepaed ssrnfaa down 10 pin,pe: rsplee cure T.
SSrrsSed T. essy For y j Il RING, si
Broadway. Price 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-22
SALES AT AUCTION.


sell This day a ~ a ~ :, Isl Vanderbilt ~ Avenue S,,GSs
furniture Also 10Y A. NJ, saesroOm sheriff sales of
wines and nqu0rs cAampssne clars.s brandy gins &C.
John LEvIsoN, AuoTiosEEs,- sALEskooM -
properly i saas for S E as JOHN
son viii sell auction Ills gallery 81 Bresd%ay hls day
disposed collection consists Of about 40 Sana
by he most taensd @ artists ~ Of the dsysueh c.rmhs
opsey narwcke Moore Kanney Roe
others are respectfully invited to OK lnlne ms me coe11
pHIIIP H. VAN ANTWERP, AUcTIoNEER-As
q @ SGs sss spas r hSS
iron trmmers, painters woodworkcrs and blacksmith
everything appertnlns to the business Also large vaen
s B ona s ps sewing ah aars nnd
eS s9s Tes S
bankablc money.
i SELL this day, Eridayl 2ls, at 10 o'clock NJ, at ISL
mems sni womens clothing With other articles numerous
to mention by order ,ro Of J. sAoaoS i4' Grand s1ee
DAwNBRoKERs SALE THIS DAY BY JOHN MoRTI.
il MORE No East Broadway.-A large assortment of
watches consisting OF gold patent levers gold epines and
wh variety Of or aa %s worthy "t he
dealers JACOB L. PHILLIPS, 1877 Grand street.
PAwNBRoKERs sA SALE, A. N cRdsTA A., AUc
large assortment Of womens wearing apparel consisting Of
silk calico and merno and satin dresses large lot of table and
calico &C. BY order a BEsSSTES a pa%niroser
ORCHARDS KINGsLAND, AUCTIONEER.
HI Hardware mt auction.
RICHARDS KINGSLAND h CO. will sell, on Friday, Oct
q, at 10 O'clock
AT their salesroom 15S Broadway,
Hand bits combs table knives and forks
Plated tea knives, scales, anvils pocket knives
Scissors shears, double barrel guns, reyolvers, &C.
Also large assortment of heavy and shelf goods in lots to
suit the city and country trade.
Also of German toys and fancy goods
Catalogues and samples early on morning Of sale
ORCHARDS KINGsLAND AUCTIoNEER.
III FRENCH CHINA, TOYS AND FANCY GOODS
AT AUCTION.
RICHARDS KINGsLAND 4 CO. will sell this day Friday)
October 70 at 10 o clock at their saesroom,
1853 BROADWAY, .M
An invoice Of French china and fancy goods consisting Of
match boxes powder boxes SETS and
figures babies in cradles candlescks stands and
clock stands cake stands bronze figures ladies' work
boxes and reticules rubber balls, &c.
Catalogues and samples now ready.
VIM. Writers, AUCTIoNEER. WILL SELL, THIS
w day at O'Clock at 454 Canal street. the entire house
hold furniture. &C. OF family breaking up housekeeping
Sofas sofa beeads rocking and spring chairs
ire side and oles pier and msnte mirrors paint
ngs mahogany bookcase mahogany warrobes, mahogany
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-22
ORCHARDS KINGSLAND. AUCTIONEER.
III FRENCH CHINA, TOYS AND FANCY GOODS

VAIN WRITER'S AUCTIONEER. WILL SELL, THIS
day, at 2ocock at asa Canal street. the entire house
hold furniture &C. OF family breaking housekeeping.
tire side and extension taoes pier and msnte mrrors paint
ngs mahogany bookcase mahogany wardrobes mahogany
and walnut bedsesds hair spring and other mattresses a
ther beds and bedding dining and kitchen furniture DC
marble dressing PLAN washstands toilet SETS
china glass and silver stoves, tins, tubs &C. Sale posi-
tive. Also lot of boots and Shoes
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-23
TrllSlees's Sale.

NXTHEREAS oh the tenth day of February, A. D.
w 1885 vi liam ID. Harrah and Hester u Ha,rih
his wife, executed unto FraLk Piumsr Trust q, .
certain Deed of trust. conveying 10 sad Trustee 'he
land in Scott county, Iowa. described follows. to
wit That part ~ the south hell OF Block uunib.r
seventythree t7a in the city Of Davenport, which IS
particu ulary dec ibed ~ follows, VIZ Beginning
hundr ard sixty 1hDl feet east from tn H.
west corner OF sad block, ruDnIng thence north
hundred an fify $50 feet, tence eas; twenty t2Dl
feet, thence sou Ia one hundrei and nuy flyu) feet
thence west 3enty ,20 feet b. III place - gnnrr
nc.nng ia ills convey hnce the iessebold estate
said pr,ui 90 AMI all the buidgs, III 4 tbef
with the appurteLances Ais, lat number four ~
in b. OK one II Ia Maxwell Saddoris' suidivis ION
Of Armii's second Addition the city OF Davenpar
-b. ing situated on Lsust etrect. sixty-fouT (GtI
feet front and o'o hundred and hity 1901 feet deep,
which sad conveyance was msir hy The aid W. y
.rrah and ester II iiirrA for he purposc ofsecur
ing the payment Of cciis promi ssory MT and the
interest theIe, fned by said Wiilism Iiarrai da-
tc The tenth day 1i Ftteuary. u l55o ani one pay
table as follows: one for hoven hundred and nibety
three sbd 32-i0l dollars payanc Oh h= frsi da, o.
April 1873 with int rest thr rate ~ ten pr ce1t
pr innun nfur due. Said noe i, now assigned 80
Ira 81 own, and T. now his property.
Aud now said prou.is mote he wing become dGn
and payable and the said " iiiiAsn H4r all having
failed u pay the same, I, yisnk Piutner, Trns
tee AZ aforesaid do hereby give this public notice that
by ViTtae nf the power which vested by said
deed ofTrust, will WrdnC siay the fourts III u DAY
OF Jy A. u. 1885, Al the hour OF O'Clock in the hf-
terhoon OF said day, at the Court House ioer IN n"
city OF Davenport, expose AMI Offer for sale, at public
auction - the highest bidder for cash tn parcel ~
land above described, much thereofas shall he
sufficient % satisfy and pay the amount OF .altl
note, with the interest thereon to the day Of sale.
together with all the costs and expenses Attending
said SALE costs Of this nutice and Trustees fees,
Upon the completion Of -aid s.le, deed vi be Civ
on In accordance with the stpUistions o SAID deed
Of trust conveying afuii ami perfect title u the
tract Of land sold 10 TIL urchaser
Dated the 21st day Of June A u. 1853.
FRANK PLUMER,
June22dts Trustee
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-23
Trustees Sale.
XN7HEREAs on the l4th day Of June A. D. 1885,

VX7HEREAS on the 14th day Of Jnne A. d. 1854,
w Samue, Atwood, executed unto David
True Trustee, certain deed Of Trust, conveying
to sa Tru-tee the lsnd In Scott County, Iowa, de
scribe folio VS., wit all that part ~ The vaca
ted to xn OF Parkhurst (now LeCaire) boun 'ed as
at point in the mddle OF block ten fiO and running
west through the mi 1de OF said block, and through
the middle Of block fourteen and min stetn tlyl
and ross twenty feet alley 50 far as sai1 town
town was vacsted thence north so far - said town
was vacated thence eas. 8, far as said town was
yacate1 thence south along the west side Of second
street +, the place OF ginning; also the following
lots Of land Sit said PAkhnrst NOV II Caire)
ss follows Lots l, g. 4 and 8, in block also lots
l. 8 49, Is. 16 and II in block 81 slso lots TO- u IL
and IS IN block also lots and in block 2; which
sad conveyan was made by said Samuel atwood
for the purpose Of the payment among Others
OF prom note and the interest thereon
Of June AD 1854 and payable four years after its date
to ionlsS G Rsds besrer being fsr The sum OF
live hur dr. dollars.
Aud now said promissory note having become due
and para lie ,nd the saio Ssmnel Atwood having
failed to pay the same, David 8 True Tru.tees,
Aforesaid, do hereby give this public notice. that by
virtue cf the power which Is In me vested by sail
A. 1853 at the hour of2 o'clock in the Of
STA day. at the Court House door In the city OF Dav
export, expo offer for sale, 1t public auction the
parcel land above described so much thereof as
shall be sufficient to satisfy and psy the amount OF
said note with the inter st thereon 10 The day OF sale
together with ali the Costs and expenses attending
said SALE costs Of this notice and Trust esfees Up
accordance th the stipulation OF said Deed Of Trust
Dated the 2ith day Of June A: y: Is5s
DAVID >. TRUU,
i.05-wAw Trustee
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-23

commq9-are based upon this principle, anl
violn1lon in part is. in spirit, violation
total. The ease III point is one where a
fraction OF society sets itself up, under tie
pretextpf looking out for number one as
iniepehdent of the Whole denying, not
only peouDiary reciprocal social obligations,
but aG(Gelly obligations under the rules OF
ctique14e la this view of the case, the
Young. lndies of Mt Ida College did right 10
read The offending party ont Of their soeiety.
Nay, ~ became their duty to do So notwith-
Standing the legal, or even moral opinions.
OF Germ editorial autornatons.
The iAte unwarrapted attack in one Of
your d1Ny papers, il really too small to he
worthy even Of 50 small source. The low
Hing ct the reputation Of the yours ladies'
Of Mt. Ida College. is a matter most prop
crly belonging to some active father or
brother. Our already intelligent Bar. will
feel obligated to the aforesaid newspaper
Solon, for the new and striking light on the
sui ject OF libel and slander We do hope
the sages Of Iowa College have no hand in
this matter. Mt. Ida Female College has no
organ Bot her own little Gem. The daily
paper above alluded to, is known to be the
organ Of Iowa College. Can il be possible
that sordid, miserlv setishness and bitter
jealousy is at the bottom OF this? God for
BID A LOCKER ON.