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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-03-09

- DabIsa rarer contains tie fs,iowing
5se-ti-rueHt 70 let--iae upper part 81 a
cellar to q small family, rent low. PS-priv
ile-c o. the Sidewalk fer a pig
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-03-09
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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-03-09

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laro1sric, AZ Wholesale and :. ail,
rlu-Hr'- yae- staSE BUILDING E.GH-5T,)
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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-03-09

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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-03-09

- An Irishman was challenged 10 fight 4
aaa. ha. c-ci.l-d on the plea tia. Ae dida't
-Eaa So leave hT- motAo- a. o-.5za.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-03-09

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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-08-26
THE ST. CLOUD DEMOCRAT
JANE G. ssWIssHELNI. EDITQ9
TIT E1 81 saIEl, Il'IIs 2lYIl85h,

Ws ssa , this pa y &
''ssseouassf ~ litbaiard hosaauhssei bej
10. Aa u i asassIs,ls
iii 1ghk3os axcsss shal hin vhishpguF efnl.
ss q! 3, .s,sH IS s8gs e, aaR
aaspIAei1las eR.tls eeaosnneas tko,ptst
M geesqessl as 9t qla 81 Stsssss ;s
81 & isSaaa edsrsail n,shJ aiainsdah
getting SUBSCRIBER g the last 1 ple sss y
T. + zen l4thss XaJlta tha haahlpapasrs
xsAyGot. rStsph eAse route q aeiRd,
~ hs|Tl Ar all1 sSsgsaad reerl
sibilty nfaaaain tainipg sAAase princip
rAarae and aaatnestly ask theaia aatl
-spashy ofthsD friends ofsAaeet aohfa1 sas.ita
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-08-26

TtI HUH ( esSAA sais:JGd 1c
ay More ,Rl'tA1Bl About or : TIL. CRoRs-Mr; John
Becker an .enferprising farmer residing
three l niles g. vest st
that 1romo tw, bushels Of Siberian seed
wheat sow9nnl upon one acre of land 1ha hal, a
raised forty bushels Of vety superior grain.
He also raised $50 bushels 81 gooda Oats oats
Fpn seven bYs aflEs # IL Ree als led
al half 8 acres Of land. f any any sub
.scribers can beat this We would, beipleased
to hear from He desires Is to ssaSy|
that III AZ stae q aebted lassls:
rs KEAetohenan nd! Herbert, for the liabdsd8Hdg
manner they GOVT u 4 his is
crop, and thatsih hsartlly recco mmends
the machine and its operators to the far +
! ming community. .aoIToN
il i e a. W. s1s,.1 People
who Mamean WelljJS, andsthat is lthby 5neVA1
ican SPARE hines rtl4y ddt IL iihsakints
"a 20 20 81 81 4 ssttssgtl Z ia1in
Hsi GsatdsG "A L :TssT
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-08-26

i How TO SAVE, 1 your sHo rs
delicate hand epclesess the fo1oviaee.:1hI
fpleaSs copy ,,S So ~ re suppose i haa
Nth the endorsement Of some lady, vhev
! So 81 lyso .cs6staa 20 ai:a sis tdsued
Hoy 70 SAVE YOUR SHoB Se4Ess-
Il consists merely in melting tegethe: I'll l.,
low and common rosin, in the 'propcrr;ea6 :
Of Two parts Of the former, to one part u
the latter 34 q "a ll1 q - Ton
ho +. to The soles of the. boots o. shoesInsT
much Of itsaa tie leather Will absash-I
One substantial isrmdrrdeclaies TINT shss 9
little receipt sloheahasv been with saorsr e :
than the price Of I've years. y1bscs
70 the the h pss y Sas ysnaa,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-08-26

9 .gsNllILl MILLS q 81 Ibid wants anotha,
large Touring mill. N. n. Smith serda
away hundreds Of bushels Of grain weekly,
that he cannot grind. There is . fine Wa.
ter power II Rockville, stearhbs County i
"a rich wheat growing region where q mill I
is much wanted; and the propriietors would
give acknowledgements to any person erect
-. aI3e @Ea E,sSTas asa . EISAsa.-s> NJ
ing one. ----iEf z: .NIl4 ,l.lsi;IR ~
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-08-26

The School Board Of ST. Paul lave re-
solved to Pa!yIt 3 EXP J, epaes &c ANY school
for Africanfchiidten, il the City, which
shall be kept three months in. the- year,
and havea yaaay.attendi Of ffteen 81.
pills. Why fR'otsavoid che expontsss I II lep.
crate schools;an send IS s.ne "a
est, ike rs pthsr children? Ouri enberiehee
insschool teaching proves, that The 4-. little
b1aek folks become immense zfayoriteswiths
their pale faced neighbors::& - E'o% ssaE*ss
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-08-26

J. s BERRIES .our, citizens IS so,opt
daily'in parties to pick backbeniesas; md
come home With bushels q fruit it. la "a; asupe-
rior f. any We hayeseen gfio~nin Pennsyl-
svanias + Great quantities are sold e 5, cts
per- ~, a ii uaslrtt:as The cranberry nasshessafe
ALSO loaded with fine fruit. so sd .szaass
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-08-26

istration, but that may be q means Of future
success; but ct times When-I
look thelWork that Is VT to be done, But
trpstE Vine Prov idsncc 81 Proper use
= Eoa y & lnea the
rssuljs It'd scan o.
NY wife joins s4 me in love aud sympathy ID
you' fa 8. 81 lsss ss.A % H
! ffs = y 51EHs \ V HaS !
l1Ve1ars deeply 81 s oa4 ia fliep I
for bis synrpathy;;gana sasStke him that we
afe tr 81 'trossbls but onlyztw battle
rs With political CORR .e sand immoral
social customs. The felleyewheps he met
isno+dbhbt' an 4s.butehef 3 81 . NV York
ENho left ST. tCloud5 about that time; and
] Who had been most industrious here ia cir.
Eculating THE .taleF q gross II SANDER which
this Clique are constantly con cocting,2 in
the hope Of running our influence here.
At thes time he left they thought us as
,goods DEAD aid f ds5 M I5s Re % not
wonder orr friend. ! vas alarmed for,as Us:
y re ebay have passed that crisis, ndare ready
for any other they can get p. :a .. .ez %
Guy pug friends ata distance need sa mot fear
Tor us, tor we are surrounded by as faithful,
true hearts aswe have ever1netsin any place.
As for what brought us1 here; do you
forget, Friend James, that in4ho history
OF Redemption, an asses COLT was sent for?
He went with outiknovliing wherefore, but
"the Lord had need ofs him." We came
West much much i p same way,haae found
work and regret gwehaveleft behind,
Nettie is twelland growing; love to ali
th e. dear e friends in thespleasant2 village
under nd our glorious old Western Pennsyl-
,vania hills. 2G s.$2sra'i Tag S%4sfa41&3
We .l eth think l the anti.slavery ranks have
taken nc No b backward steps since theq time
you mention, Friend. Our theory is the
same; and the fact, that for the time being,
they may be only contelnding for the right,
Of white men to make their ownllaws; no
more, proves that they have abandoned the
ultimate 1 ate object IF universal freedom, than
the fact of q set'of workmen' being engaged
In digging cellar proves that they have
given up t a' ! q 81 building house.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-08-26
70 tho certificate Of the survey, the quantiI

t Size. 81, Any person own and occu.
E|pying hh lioaas & land nos His own, Ana
claiming saithh ouse al d homestead, shall
Ii pfeeasit!sa teatha 4l oH %
3 l N,'slthlngs,in this aataaRH be
EcollsIdeyea exeTan eAthte
i tren Il aI;' sa o
$500 9: y PToperty beerei ptien-
E g, |, l. 81! SEA ,taattaeh-
neat ssSStSeut!ia sala,r any 6hAlproeess
ISSUED from any court il this Stare :!seS
II Eiy ft Ae, tan 81. I 4, l hle /,
Second Family piictures, school books
foriibrary musical i Il or use
Of family. ..s 60. i
: Third q s seat p & 8 pew in any house pr
place td3ff public worship. - {
/ Flourish. IA lotiin any burial ground. {
Fifth. Allswearings apparel ,of NE delbsa
storahd his famil ali peal, tbAast and
he hlssd9dliInlg. ept aud used bAAheuaahtbn,and
his family; all stoves and appendages ppt
Up or kept for the usesof theldabIoS and
his family; leooking ute1si ~. anuall 9Th
len houshold furniture not herein thinner
|iated, not exceeding I've Hundred dollars
Fin value. ss ss.' 's', 80 !, !,
\ Isl Zee ten ", one yoks
|sofso2en, and onesshorse;f Or ilIs Heuv one
Eyoke ofsoxen INDIA horse, 4 span 81 horses
or mules; twenty sheep and the wool from
7 hessanle, either il the raW material or
i actnred into yarn 81, cloth; thesnec-
esSafY food for all the stock nentioned,in
this lection ffor one year S support either
prgoYiaedsQr growing, orIboth as the ebtor
may choose; also, one wagon, cart Or dray,
one sleigh, twoap lows,, one drag, and other
farming utensils, incl tack fort teams,
not xceeding three hupdr ed dollars value.
Ii Seyenth,a Provisions forthe dsbtor and
his family necessary for one years support,
either. provided Or growing, s. s. both, and
fnel necessary for one year.Jsd s.sssa9sss1u
Eighth. i The tools, and INSTRUMENTS Of
any mechanic, miner or other person, used
and kept for. the purpose Of carrying on
histraae 81 business, and ii is. addition there
to; stock in trade not exceedind, four hun
dred dollars AZ IA value; the library and imple-
ments of any professional man; all Of which
articleshereinbef fore intended to:b exempt,
shall be. chosen by the debtor, his agent,
clerk, q legal preventative las the case
may she:a ~ d t.*Ssss,sst: asaatst7eP = 81 n
,ixSEas 9. ~ Nothing in this act shall be 50
construed as to exempt any property IN
thls State from execution, s. attachment,
TT CLERKS, laborers5 or mechanics 'aEagesy Il
i $ Seca:a 10. AL laws inconsistent with
provisions of this Act are hereby repealed.
| 5secal l:se This act shall take effect from.
land after its passage. f. '',S'' ~ va r,5:.s g.
1T o. BRADLEY, Speaker of the H. Of r.
i sssssi. . sM; gHoLc oa1BE,3 Pres.t Senate..i!3
Approved August 9Th, 185s.,,t4Hf 81 sd y !.
:5s ,..s "A: H:sS Fl f'overner
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-08-26

= AutSsnIlky eA lanA Dot exoeedln geightY
acres End 1ft the sd wsllipg house thereenS and
IF appaI s egss to he sseleeted by,athe
eTn ~ thereof anNd Eot included in any III
Instead thssfs6f & sbs 'op Y nt # 3
sasd att ,|t:,l sa l{S eas e4oesdipg il
amount one bei fil Wishin al 1 ;neox \: f
toH, EY ii viiliage, a and a % dwaIl9'no,
house. and lis apntira ten a5 g oWn'
ed end oceabied bydaHy s;dsnt + HtaY tb;s
Esfsta SHAH 'bessabjess IS hateach fr1ent
leyy o7sgalanpon 'sny s}ot es,ler
process ,ssAlpga oeatsg Of any qourt vi iii
tn1s, state sas Ibis seetionoshaN lie sde e,nea
as'u. construed TO e4enpt sueha homestead
|'!n itas manner aforesaid saqrihgzstheati
r. = s E,S bg occupied orzuii-
no, SD eh1la Or ehildrep sofa anytadeceased
pers Sa1 We vas when the
oa sach e7 ssia aie sbalI no IT, =;
e III thereon lawfllnoh
tainea, ssudh s e. ~ nt,er Ia
at!pn by TIE l owner 1A Ter ereof &c
al sifiedt man, shan hoot Sc ySalid #it6ent
the Signatures Of the wife u the !! Sane En IN
E!ess SUCH mortgage ebg hgi ise eI,a e. a.
heapeaaeat ofstle pur Sa,s n,one ~
|or portions thereof. Il shaaa = zsas14sa
Sac: BOOB henssscra tlevys hallbe njas,,9e
Eupen the aaada teneiienH Of house!
|nHpiFder, Eaose homesteai has hotbeeht sas4E
iected and set apart BY ,inetess and boi,daas
such householder m az s,nti =
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-08-26

Is To hef1ae tiica.:lly seal fruit OK tomatoes
take any o ,Il s porcelain q glass vessel
or any stone: vessel whichi,has been used
for keepin fruit q, MIX, Pit i int into
cold water and let itohoil; stakes out and
dry it, fill Immediately with the fruit t boil:
i ing, haye, ready quantity Of. hot wax
made Of # one pert gum shelac, TIVE parts tal7
E.ltoWs, Or one q lard, to parts beesTax, and
ten parts rossin.' These ingredients should
be Boiled ami stirred until we'll mixed -
Tie4muslin over the mouth of the vessel
half worn viii. vii answer and With j. brush
or bit Of ragatiedtt to : stick apply . coats'et
The way . taking pains have muslin
well cemented around the edges Of the vss-
sel. IN 6yq or.teln,l minutes put aon sec
ond coat. The wax should be slightly be-
low boiling point,,yil IL cool before IheTfuit;
and make . covering completely imperyi-.
Gus to The ai ali: Tin vessel injuyes elder
# fruit Of ! tomatoes The reason aof taking
stone ware which has been used IS, that
\ the new IS porous 4; and air penetrates the
bottom, but III using the pores
ARE filled.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-08-26

l : = is. The army thaso enteredls Salt
Lake:'oity. 70 Their entrance !, is SAID to
have sye4 Presented Is p very fine appearance ma
King line Of march tea miles long, extern
ding from the mountain gap quite through
the city to. the barrack :::!beyond.4a4 10 6ta d
m, .XlI, "a I.!II 10 li3iTaEA
The people OF minnesota are everywhere
returning thanks to the Legislature for
y:ssssxs~ q E<2sIsL<<3[fo
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-08-26

2s ss,, =: Ht aSiS IesI 9
! NEW BRIGHTON, PENNA, July eth Us is
Mar aswlssnkLN " g POI q 1z sr'a,
7 sasg Respected Friend 90 al ssass ,lss
RI f., was west whaen
I asskheardrcf your teingS mobbed and y 81
Press destroyed, and it vas then only by
sm I'll para graph in daily paper but recently
| lmet a person4on the cars, from Minnesota,
that claimed to be acquainted with all the cir.
cpmstances connected with the transaction,
FgWng asdetsiled account Of the affair. = which
n did not believe, and very plainly told him So.
lie !, manifested very unfready disposition to-
wards you, justifying the outrage on old stale
charges, and want Of esponsibility, that raised
niy ires that felt like laying aside the Quaker
for the time being, and ;chastising him IN the
Cass.q Heirefusedto give his name as I threat.
1epea to publish him; Notwithstanding his state,
'ment vas not believed yet he disclosed sufficient
to enlist ~ walmes. sy mpathies in your behalf,
andinducea me whitley QUA lile i nfor ,!siila
'yon that you ha7e 81 A 81 and true friends ,l
'iul or Village friends that the name Of
Mrs 81 Swisshelm, ora'sJenuieo Deans being il,
trouble would enlist their hearts Wasrn nest
synra ts toSYatSaas YOU, some who have went
doWDn into The yale Loft sorrow with you, ands
whose prayers have been offered to The Throne.
of Grace for your welfare and delivsrance from m
A-EF1
the trials that beset you. and the ensres.that
are laid to ;entangle you. igaa Js:sssz3aA 1e9
w. 1nssolne11 IL excites their organ of
eonbativeness to such. 81 extent, that ! have
my doubts os if the personal safety would mot
be - 81 one who would justify the
outrage upon you. r sSasap
WI xss 2on che Upper Afississippi-a suppose upp e
while oa were I vas 4 not aware Of
your being II that region, sor i should have
tried to have seen ycu, as a. friendly greeting
from have Been Gent du as
for ne n1t 4 trip eltt,e further
when s on trip of:exploration But was not
aware of'yoar having left swissvale: true Had
scene your farm advertised for sale, but did
n9t think yoq ~, wopa leays il for far home
in tli ewes Ws; although Heaven,may be as near
you ~ Att Vale, yet heart need not wish j
more pleasantpiace tolive. But was not ar e
raispihs yer going there, 70. person d
can oily Get Their own approval, it matters but;
little Whether Others APPROX eisapprove for
Ia the secret recesses Of our own hearts, is the
g,sfe 70 sX25 Atg ,easss
40 Is to secure - 81 n fandin the
alfsiag pf II Te,1i9ps' aArsqgliio MAT
sdeyoivcs upon them. ], i ,.4,ss
ts.4nd your little daugh{ef y eltie' she?
,Is4ppose she is grown almost q woman, give
.myIlove to her. She nJdh nc speak u to me
!the'last timel saw Ter q yoaiuf r MasodiS han
,gbut there WI shcR . q cfo oasdli g
'faAf ben ] look baek to our trst actuafntance
WI IN similarity cipics brought us toeett,
hh s,''s.. u tb |s9 - padsr
your dksrsshEi|R prayed then for general
difus SIX Of oYf principles hnt
lowered ths san q1ly s qr
only q. ainpte opposition 10 tliesprsnent adninIt
ess ssa osI. sitiE sasttdsstatfN ,ssadHsG thfsof0
F 80. aar {a9t
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-08-26


I nz.sels stsss Il sset;sSS !, IA 1A;c
q 81 So 3aas, eo:saA szAo EEn,.
12e, 90 I acres in Section ., Town. a., DC
H. 1t $o-646 No 10 5n9n.tros ~
% .eres y Section tqq4, ' Tes~ass 81 zRl.pr
At s ye72oo 90; :aE2lsgg ,4iaxso .EaeE
,ssai0 FulaozE G6ux1ss goaS
160 acres inSections 3 sad 4, Town -
Ranges, It So -$le0o,O co. sd EE;w ao;L'H
,sa's .s4o9s wHousros Coluss,illi:g- EssaDea 10
$40 acres in Section TO- Town sIos, Re,ss
at $5-$120O,o 90.
49, acres IL seetionssH .ndila fTs~srT ~
Range s, at S. -s24oo, q. .t,,.acssz 3rr
.are y, rsg - BupER1oR, WIseohs1s.6ooa w
7gs2sllots in ..McKenty' 8 Addition, 'nst "a -
es,on6 ~, ~: 7GE1ig TsT5i .e2aoassaE 9eR sTass
II Y-9 fAssty.i NE 5 ifI.!III "a 81 gsa
COTTAGE HonIs.
Lots u nd { 50 sess=-$l6es0o: W /
Lots2 andss II Block go -s6eo6o! . ssa
.sa4sss.sssss, HyDsox, W1scoKs1x: aad SGT
s60Lets in McKsnty's sddisson aS1boo, 90 .
Total amount Of sales Is, -. @ e. s' =
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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-08-26

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s & MN ,S'ss 8,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-08-26

atI 9RI sIIiN FFafA taFFoII q
4 III IL s7ss slEs III sHsTat aasxssu asad aaf u
u ysfsYsea wvsrfst
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-08-26

Cape. Rrsson ttasaae.ss ecennphs con.
Il l IA ;lgs I gssEi j
"a ;.;g5s ,, q ss Bsifas
'daaas III III aadFan2s lgll tbsSs
oh irish sa, NJ . ttfitclln Eth.
s1sa aiid t1esss,} " tas Itsr i;t tag
!, keGoye eueceaa daiifi estaHEfssKiifia q thG Il.
l',alansi 1dl4Yl Sur y l;s
d 0f aenhsotinl pthsa Fnaeep iaGds iaherichnn
.eontipshts. ,llNll,ataM noF isll Has had Ito
Il sp III bEina abont Ahis aHo e:ft aconsuh-
d Matiaailsss tanlliar,'tu the world sa Failure
afsax failure or dumped his ardor b.
llessenAa g,aathpsiaaim, lion the me1p-
peaasa8n Nhsn1the apparent
X W.tfont earYss UNFINISHED as il Nasepay
lE,ng ons ron 1ae r.. IZ| when AL
were GeSpQSd 3hs, It was stated that MI.
1FSeh as5e VAS IL uiifns;q Ind sire & SUE
-Feess. ,Saeh enefgy, such determhinmatiiocn.
ftotridAph kss cfsatiiy power q, snd " otnlK
ITO bs4banasinsehh i Illustrated s. a..
hhin1bg sFranktnsasnd dtEeer tfi sstfsf sS
1swha haEeolea tt1evwiy insth '.Mlvdfnteeinen
,ef ieati 81 ,andibssn The eyes as itwera,
lathe world IN nth; dlrtheyolived ana hi d
natelfl tion' u ssstasa - ssaisaeis,i
ssts5sia n 49, - -. ..sis.aa= aze ariaa
E~s Esaa~s tns lsAtlszHUsss e, q Z 4. u,
ga IL, snd sSs &, o'as.
s5~ WITH ease and grace race : 80, S..
gpeak il .ccsnty yett s and mealy,,. u.ss.,
: ai Studied lSs9 { re; zas seq
9Ss ), ia ~ sSsss s s lss @
- Sc ven enoqg en-; hs.,a > = ~.
what Want ss Ii dis soft ase. :. D.@
aasDo I - aases:s1 10 4ataisss sas 40 a2 a.
1 4 heaas tosfssBa lnindso Ahfnf,,' So .y'agas'
sDsspitS aclf base eoaitfSi,1oN 10 -" aoo'
\ tongue to speak, a hand to work, hs h1s
jbsThe purb lof the soal24 s4zdaala 81 s1sssT
Rydhsse, anaotheri goodryeokens tsssstzoR
yiItamasabe surely Enowa;1ssl be7saaA sssis.s
Ietais6i that without thssbotdd5y;s ss'aaa asTss
,aIstbm ~ backbone na szsg.ak &sssEs ysasS2
sa5s assl sI3s ise.F .sssasm zas st@sa 4ag s&5ss1
Six ps = sa nan that's All pap ea siua On has
ss Wh9 stand Std Up s:sgaght ard o
Hao s9yes ahs Fla l. apa simple rightzost bes
AnS WI n na.t xlela ssa 10 aosss7
IWsahs dsals Nith fEa lntsenbng haaa ae1sas
N 10 every one,bis own; ..avitaas*ys s@ass,s..,
~ a. d baEesssa 55hing tn aayboagao assss-aar
10 b9Ree nj sian Il ssweg 3t 10
led, IL 5H. ,szs - =: lisa .hsa5a
81. hshameasead, aEzsemptiongi ssstsj:
Wssgisebsa f 'f fsaaefs Is aay tie Hone
I q i IS e . IhsaFs
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fsalfpt a a elts
a4p2tsataip1th aDpinidn that; a,,rssearvial;
dheatstoase ptioilsefa65 eexe,nb tion ;saand.
sls Ms5sslsl.a 4hdnsaet asBtd5ifs fff Asa-
& =! 'at5 y.@ qat
s'ea t .nH + t Z can accumulate asarai
T1eaay 70 spaag their entire indebtednesss
81 "a events 1e can give it it trial;
bf l i ai i the, xpectatioty Gifts
[ ifiaass i tadko repealesd$s1 = / 4llSN
EAtr Hon si rTfF sa xasif jrit1X
e Z ri e. ,thel
Nt go Is g ;s esofa .,xo ssss osadslt
+ sH ts1 4 ~ That h9eassteah seoasisiag of
& ap 2, quantity st land mot exeeeding eishty1
y eeEes End the a wsllipg house thereon and
IF 2pPaIte eqss to be vseleeted t,athes
eFn "a thsIsof and not included in aay
fplpogaSsa toT Hs Hiat Fcjty Of village
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'-a5Ls .
MONEY. - ; AS there isi 4 considerable a.

MONEY; AS there ist considerable a
mount Of Wisconsin money circulating in
this region we call attention to the list be-
low Of discredited banks They are class
ed az doubtful; as or people will be ship
ping produce below they had better be on
their'guard ,about.the money they aceept.
As farmerszdoznot generally take detectors
We eoncladeto have . Bank Note list ! pre-
pared for our next issue; and to have it
crefull corrected weekly for A. benefit q
our Minnesota readers, a1:argg bn& ss;i77.cz
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-29
TO-DAY'S ADV'TS.
JOHN Elder
Garrett and WOOlon Yarn W0Aylng
BASEMENT,
COR. RRADY AND THIRD ST'3.
apr9sdM DAVENPORT, Iowa.
Trustees Sale.

Vx7H.REAs on the 22d day Of March, D 1855,
w Henson Williams executed unto Austin Corbin
Trustee certain deed Of Trust, conveying 70 said
Trust,e the land In Scott county, Iowa, described
follows, to wit The half Gf the north east quar-
ter Of section thirty ga, and the west half Of the
north west quarter or sectlon twenty nins (29) in
township eighty (SO) north Of range five (5 east Of
the 6th P n; which ssid conveyance was made BY
the said Henson iiams for the purpose Of securing
the payment among others Of two certai pr0mis
sory notes and the interest thereon signed hy said
Henson williams dated the 22i day OF March, d
1856 .nd payable IS follows: One for nine snd
81 100 dollars and one for two hundred and ninety
ntne and 15100 dollars, both Of which were payable
on the frst day Of April A d 1873, with ten per
cent per snnum after due.
Add now said two promissory notes having become
due and payable and the said Henson williams hav.
ing failed to pay the same, Austin Corbin ustee
aforesaid hereby give this public notice, that by
virtue Of the power which is Ia me vested BY said
deed Of Tfust, will, on konday the gath day Of
Nay, A d 1855. At the hour of O'Clock IN the
afternoon Of -aid day, at the Court House door In
the City Of Davenport, expose and offer Tor sale,
at public auction, the parcel Of land above de-
scribed, much thereof AZ shall be sufficient to
satisfy aud pay the amount said notes, with the In
terest thereon the day Of sale together with tina
and expenses attending said SALE this notice
an Trustee'e fees.
Dated the 2sth day Of April 1855.
AUSTIN CORBIN,
Apro3is Trustee.
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lyhlling.
The Illinois and Missouri are both bsim
fun and in some places over the banks.
Bat few bosts arrived yesterday, and
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G this morning. She leaves promptly 1t 9
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