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New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-10
KANSAS.
GEN. LANE ACQUITTED.

TIE exam nation of Gen. Lane on charge Of having
murdered Mr.. jenkins, was concluded at Lawrence
on the goth ult ard resulted in the acquit.a of the
prisoner A Lawrence correspondent Of The Laren-
lcorh Ledger says the decision of the Court was 10
this effects
"In making out CASE against the defendant, it was
necessary frs to prove that murder had been COM
NIT ed; and secondly, by Gen. Lane. The prosecu-
ton had failed to establish the first. The Court were
unanimously of the opinion that no murder had been
committed; and, as the Territory having failed to
establish this primary fact the only charge contained
i'll the affidavit, the defendant, Gen Lane, was accord
irgly discharged
This announcement continues the correspondent,
caused loud and general stamping Of feet among the
crowd and other demonstrators OF applause, which
laeteo until checked by the Court.
Gen. Lane rose and said that he felt II due, and de-
manded it as right TO himself and family, TO be al
lowed to enter into recognz for his appearance at
the United States District Court, in the event of an
Indictment by the Grand jury, to answer any charge
connected with the homicide, that might be preferred
sgslnst him. Their Honors we're Free-State men, and
this fact however Justly would be alleged TO have
in fuenced bis acqutthl He desired to be tired by
ro.SlaveIy Judge ard Pfo-Slavery Jury; and he
therefore hoped the Court would accept nis recogn.
ZaDce. .
The Court declined acceding TO his request, owing
to doubt as to their power to do after their deci.
sion. >,
Gen. Lane then retired, and was warmly received by
his friends outside
The de cisiop though generally expected is not uni
yerssy approved. Col. s. w. Eldridgs denounces
il bitterly He told Justice Ladd Just after the deci
sion, that if he (Eldrdge) ever brought before
him and convicted of any crime, he would shoot him
as tIus fate.
There is nothing in this decision to prevent the
Grand Jury ipcictDg Lane, if so disposed. BY ex-
press statutory provision the evidence together win
The decision must be submitted to them by the Clerk
Of the District Court. The examination having been
50 full and withal so fair it is very doubtfa whether
the Grand Jury ~il cause another proceeding on
the same charge to be instituted.
Thus the matter ends.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-10
LETTER FROM RAREY, THE HORSE
TAMER,
LIVERPOOL, Friday Evening, April %,

LIVERPOOL, Friday Evening, April %, lS5S.
MY DEAR NKPHEw: / wrote you two shee's TINS
morning, but was called away before had quite M
ished and now have Just got through with the day.
and had my tea, will hurry 10 finish your letter De
fore sny one cslls. There is no rest Tor the WICKED
and no accomplishment without great labor. l have
lust had very hard day, and between the hurras,
the rush of people the lecture, the breaking OF these
yery bad horses lone so Is be shod tue excitement
ard the perfect voiley of all manner of quesh ons,
feel very much Ike leaning back in my chair and tax
ing quiet snooze.
They tried to bring some horses to- day to defest
me- but they uldnt come it, and |, as ususl, osme
off victorious, amid the loud cheers OF class oi about
one hundred scholars.
wish you could be here just one day to see how
entt usiastic the people are. This morniog, when
stepped into the school and took on my hat they set
up such cheering and clapping of hands tha. IN sde
everything riug ami mating me that was fuii oil
.lcquence and addressed them with as much enthu-
sissm as though was second kossu.h. Tne streets
outside of the building were crowded and when 1
rode out on the back of vicious stallion that no man
had been able to mount for three years they too set
up q loud hurrsh for the great American fnat they
think am. They don't know that l am nooody out
your Uncle Jack that ussd TO break horses IN the Ms
tie town OF Groveport..
Well the name American soupds wei, aud taink l
would be iusti6abe in being proud Of the nans, II
am not OF mysef. wouldn't like TO be csued tne
great Frepchmsn or the great Englshman. Notolog
carries with It so much music as the name OF Auen'
can, etc. n.prv
Nashville Spirit Of the soaih
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-10
Mr.. Hendersou fnds . re sdy expiaa s.ioo for the
greater health fnlness Of the potato saady sc Ha


greater healttfuness Of toe potato IN saady scl Hs
nds tbs, the grains tand g:ssty annoy Seo cripple
the meet arc as tine light sol i hesved no by the
growth az the root the sspd impxr.s o. falls d,w wn
rrever tir the Of the hy ln stiff soil the in
eeot resiily leaves the grouod through tue cracks
opened by the growth of toe tuber and having s,uog
H. comes the s3rfsae snd attacks the VIE
after heavy showers. DurlIg the psst " inter Mr.
Herderson has bsd thousands Of tce youos insect,
bstched under glase, and 10 try their power OF ns
chef has erre-imsnted With bugs only quarter
grown. The plants exposed showed unmist .k Abe
s,ers # disease CO the fourth day.
Tbsfe statements We gard aainporta.t. 50 much
il evident Mr.. Henderson, BY means Of this insect,
produees potato ret q. wl. Wnen teslthy plant is
rhogn u.s. the insect spilled, AID the rot follows in
-four days with unerrng eertsny there Is good reason
20 suppose that the pr blem has been solved.
As 10 cure Mr. Henderson thinks there is no serious
difficulty If We put stop to the planting Of the egg
with the seed potato stop tie propsg Of tue
insect The egg being invisible. any means spPhed
should be thorough, ard re.cA the whole surfscs OF
the root Mr.. Henderson ststes that by sprinkhug
Quick lime the potato it is cut for planting the
moisture i'll dssolve the hme and bsths the taoers
in q csustic aksh which will destroy the egg Al
this time OF tie year the ravsRes Of the insect may be
preyeniei by packing the earth around the tuoer
firmly with the foot which will smother the insect.
We may add that it s probably the same Insect which
has recently attacked the grapevine.
Stree writing the above, We have found one of the
Insects in our Jar which bad deserted the now rotten
yires, at work underground upon sound Young
p1tatO.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-10

THE REcEPTIoS OF THE NATIONAL GUARD
steamship Ericsson is hard aground on mud-osak
near Washington therefore rendering it Impossible Tor
the Regiment to return to this city by her, a. was con-
iempaled. 1t has been arranged for the Regiment 10
iesve Washington for this city this mo'niog' and 1t
wild arrive by the Camden and Amboy line this even
ing at 81 O'Clock.
They will be received on their arrival BY a battalion
Of the National Gusrd under the command Of Aansnt
wm A Pond, and also BY the fist Regiment, Amer
can Guard, under the commend OF Col. A. 5. V"s'
burgh.
The National Guard battalion will form line ct
OF clock in the afternoon si Washington squars. The
7lst Regiment form 10 Bond street, right rssicg OF
Broadway, ct 5 O'Clock p. N.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-10

II. Hon. Levin d. Campbell, Of Ohio, having o'ss
nlsced on the "retred list " BY the '.ss hou'e
p.pre.eut .ives, publishes circular TO hn 'a.s 90
,,ituept, IN which he snDouncs' bis Willingness 70 -
.srvie. o. a private in the ranks Of th. A'n,Ls ~
- o,,..., n.tv. or sccspt the position OF STANDARD
t.-'I~ The circular concludes a. follows;
when An Lsoocysee pssEss E ?, ,s:.os =: ns 3a
epor ouslihcaters aud claims Of othsss s,I go
80 bsv~ beeL permitted 10 enjoy susset " r1 r.
.-sv.s. On th~ r rspks than - ec>S
. .i,f A. bow.vss, which aust csesI, ~ cxNfbELk
< eN eru ely ~ them- LIVE
HanKtss, July l. lS$"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-10

MoKs CHascrs At TIE Cusrox-HorsK.-"e are
ipfOrred that Collector Schsn msds twenty removals
f.om u Custom II ,uss yesterday end that the m'ter
"tss tof covrs, Greeted gsst suAkrs
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-10


Mr.. Musvrd wss absut to read Mr.. Hanckes return
to the wit when Mr. Ransom Dtsrpossd IN os5scu NJ
as Mr.. Kurcke ssd aot arrived.
In retsrepce 20 ths service upon Cspt. De kvlere,
Muford said that when the sheriff came to the Ma
poleon Hotel to sesve the writ Cspa De kiviere wss
not in the house. He (Mr. Milford tod the shenn
that hs could lsase the wit with him and ne ~ou'd
make return. few minutes after he sir N coa'e
to Court, riding up with the sheriff and On MS iesuin
TO the Nasolsson be saw Capt. De Riviere sod tod
him of the ssvce of the writ and also thst no should
preoare a return for him tDe Riviere) 10 swear TO
Friday moaning. He Mr. N lsfs Hoboken about SIX
clock o. Thursday evening and did not return untl
this monng when he had the return prepared iof
Gait De Biyere to swear 10. Soon after his afrvA
at Hcbeken be lsa-nsd fcom M Huncke that ofhcefs
Rad bssn at the houss the previous evening Tor the
puip1ss Of Mresa1g De Riyiere upon . re4usu"o'
AID that he had. escaped. He Mr. NJ tried then iof
two or three hosrs to find De Rivere To got hA si-
davit 10 the return but wa unable to dod hioa lie
therefore spDsed with the return OF Mr. Hu 'cke ony
Mr. RaDsan said he would ike to have M Aul'ofa
make his return under oath, - it was mater o.
imt o,tsroe, ard especially 20 TO Mr.. huiord. h'
would AK Mr. Mslsord whether be DID aot sec MI
De Riyiers a. late ss 10 O'Clock Thursday night
Mr.. Mulford said t,st be was abssnt from Hoookeu
from 6 O'Clock on the afternoon Of Thusdsy unih
O'Clock on Friday morning. and hs hsd not sesn C'p'
De Rv,srs sf .er O. CLOCK os Tausdsy afternoon he
said he WA willing TO make cath Of these isc'S
wss dssred and 10 furnish proofs - to where 10 vs.
Mr.. Rarsce-Ws Do 20. care about e'a'5 %s~'''
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LEGAL.


VxT0n18AS o ths arss Aay 81 Jsosary, = ..
W 1851. Jaaes Merritt Of Clinton county, state
Of love, ezscussA Unite 3essse ochees. - Trustee,
sosssaaa dssd Of frus, conveyns 70 esid
lard n Citnt0o county lows described ~ follows,
70 Wit: The souiA vest quarter q section thirty
two i2) Also lot no nin ~ u sectiln sixteen S)
township eighsy (0N) north Of range too ~ esst,
icontaining eight and one half acresl also two (9l
acres the IL the len tank OF the wspspinnicon
river in section eleven Tn t'vnshp .ightv ooe
tsll north Of range one sast, oMnussncss At the
north vest corner Of JOSIAH Young's land, % said
lot; thence soath 70 The river thence run on par
sc.es This deed Il fruit is ezecus a in security Of
the purchase money Of the said prem ises this day
sold end conveyed 70 sail Merritt b. John lnss.r
which 0Ol1 e01vey Aooe Va0 Oo3e ~ ehe sam Sanes
aeTritt TOR the purpose Of securing the payments O.
three certain promissosy notes ard the interest
thereon, slgned b sad james Merritt end dated the
Asst day Of January 4 1851, and payable - fol.
fog OF thousand o0lsIs tsy ~ On me
tern 70lO0 payvbo the Hrst day u January le5S,
and enc for seven hundred and ninety seven and
50 100 payable On the first day Of JAnusry 1850.
beoome due and payable, and the said James Ner
BEL Trustee Aforesaid, do hereby give this public
| notice, that By virtue Of the pover which - II
me vested By said deed Of Trust. viii, on Tues
day, the nineteenth day Of October. A.
1858, Of the hour Of O'Clock In the afternoon o
saA day. ct the Count Uoass door In the city Of Dc
vouport, expose ana oner toa eAle, ~ puoN sueAo
| the psrceis Of land above described or so mucl
thereof - shall b suf1ctent % satisfy and pay fh
amount Of said note with the interest thereon y
the day Of sale, together With all the costa ant
| expsoso attending said sale, Of this notice nm
frustee's fees. Upon the compile ION OF such sale
deed viii be given in accordance with the stipulstio
! Of said iced u Trust conveying . full ana peri.
| title 10 the tract Of laHd sold 10 the purchaser
Dstsd the twenty -seventh day Of ScDts0btr, 4, y
1858:
0aORGB sOuBIBBL.
l sDn12-Ata fPuotDo.
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: :sa1r S o. Iowa -
IL n: District 6osrs q ssess oOsnsy. ossssss
william Pscss ". !a.ss L. Holman. niss us9-
TeJ:".: :: sssp.nAsHss...s A-ssnh..a
VOU are hereby notned thst thsse Il 200 on als
In the ONCE Of the ceFt Of The Dissstc4 COoss u
said County petitonos William Pscie Of saId esun-
setting iossn ,s.. one s.e,nA day q 0e,oee! Isc1
The petitioner . mortgage conveying 70 lin los No.
I'VE 5 10 block No eieht (s IN 6schintosh's spsssd
addition to the city Davenport Ia sad eoansy, that
ring psomissorv note Of ssme dsee sus six hun
dred and ave rollsss duo In SIX months from Aess
executed by said Jane Hoffman 70 petitioner aad
that r.id mortsssc vss conditioned upon the pay
ment Of said note, that said mortgage daily ses
nowleased and recorded, ihst the said note. which
vas 70 fail due In six months to.wit: Apvi tvefsh
l6SS has not been paid, bot 10 nov due, ovned I'D
| Of aid mortgoo - Sid Jams L Ho0nsn and nj
- Hoffman bis wife moYtgaged The aaid property 10
| thu said Samuel Hsmmil and ~ SAN Hamut ana ths
said petitioner makes the said Hsmm, party dssen.
dant TO this bill and he prsys accent 10 be taken
TO ascertain the amount due him upon said note
4 which remains unpaid end that he have JUDGMENT
therefor with hts interest and eosts OF suit against
] saii janis l. Hoffman aAA that his lkn upon aatd
premises te estsblished and In default u payment
| thereof BY short day Aged BY the court hat said
premises may be decreed 10 Be sold (or % much
thereof - sha be requisite 70 satisfy the Judgement
With costs and that 70 what shall Be sold the said
defendsnts zach Of them shall be forever barrsd
and 1ossca0scd fSom vs1ssniDs ~ saUs ona ~ cen
ersl rsstsf and snlss yca eppesr sad answer sasd
1855 that being the rst day Of tho next te Of the
District Court OF Scott County, the petition viii b
taken ~ confessed and the 1rsyer thereof granted
| JOSHUA d. PATTEN,
aug20itm Clerk os District CeaSt.
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TxTHDABA0 on the 9TH day Of August, =. D.
w 1887. Heary Bowen and Elsey 4. Bowen, his
wife, exrcated unto David .. 1rue. ~ Trustee. .
cestsin Dse1 a 9suDe c0nvyng 10 said Trustee the
land in Sect County, Iowa, described - follows
sO.WiW Part Of the east half OF out lot num5er
twenty [2l], In the CITY Of Davenport; segin-
ming Ct point iory laOl s-et west and two nu0dS
and venty-s!x 76-lOO, l276 1o-1OOJ feet north q
the southeast corner OF said ont lOt-thence no. N
nifty 1901 feet, thence vert one hundred and fity
1851 r.. then e south ATTY l6Ol IT, thence -aet one
hundred and nifty 1851 ~ place OF beginning which
satd conveyance wSs mace by s,it Henry Bow u an
8lsey 4. Bowen, tor t.e recu Ing the pay
mont VI cert ain yromisSJ'y note ana the 'n'-'
ther, Oh, sisnsi By the sat II n II, - tn
4th say Of Angus a. ID 1851, 10 IN tdm u four
hundred collars, psysb " the order Of l. W. Wool.
ward due ninety days after its dste With interest d
ten peT rent. per annum after maturity
And now sAid note having become due and payable
and the said Henry Do cen having failed 10 pay thu
same avid g. True, Trustee aforesaid, do here
by gvethis public notice. that BY virtue of he power
whchis In vested By said deed Of Trud.I will OF
Friday the ed day Of Oct der, 1855 IT the hour
O'Clock in the afternoon Of said cay, at the Cour
for ssle at public auction, the highest bidder fol
cash the premi, es absve described, or so mucl
thereof Is shall be SUFFICIENT to satisfy and pay tn
amount Of said With the interest thereon to thu
day Of SAFE together with all the costs and
atte 0ing said sale, costs Of this notice and Trustee
fees. Upon the completion o. such sale deed VII
be given s-cordance with the stYu.atons Of Sait
Deed OF Trust.
Dated September 29th. A d, 1865.
DAVID TRUE,
sep29 Trustee,
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2lchofd bhoo0
wwsm rerv,day and
william Psrriday e1e- In the District Oour Of
cuso- OF the last viii \ Scott County, state Of
and testament o. He en- Iowa.
reYrtiay, deceased,
Geo. Hswlsy and Dan
lei 3. Hawley
To William Ferriday. and william DssSiday. exc
euor Of the lest will and tsstameGt ~ Helen Pefr.
day deceased, and Geo. Rswlsy and Dabtei Havisy.
VOU ere hereby notihed that there VIII De on OF
i before the ninth day Of September iSo6 On n'e
Scott County petition calming the foreclosure Of
mortgage msde By william ferriday and Heaen y.
Ferriday Who IL deceased TO tne said thesls, ON
the half Of lot no two ID In block .ixty Two
62 10 the city Of Davenport; slso that Fart OF los
three Isl In beck siE 1871 beginning q the
north one hundred and hfty t1eOl fe' TO an alley,
thence eaet tiSl feet thence south one hundred and
ehy (l5O] tet to the north side Of front street,
thencr vest sxteen i6l test, T. the place Of begin
ming al said property beinE IN the g unity q ecoss
which said mortgage Is dated August ~ 40 iSo6 ana
recorded in al County Records. n book Of mort
gags page 52, ard thst unless You appear ard sn.
thsreto 1T tn, next tenn of the District Court
OF Scott county TO be held on the st Monday Of Oc-
toter 1855, judgement viii D. r-t dcr against you
thereon RICHAnD 6HEAL6, L sintin
BY PlumeY and vAnIIosen his Attruey
On the sixth day Of SEPTEMBER y 1855 the Coun.
~ Judge Of Scott County order ID the fer gong orig
ina notice In the action the foreclosure OF thu
mortgage therein described wherein Richard eheeii
10 plaintifi and wiliism Herrid.y In his individual
| add representative characters and Geo. and Dame
8. Aawley are defendants, to be published " III
Daily Iowa State Democrat once In each week Tor four
consecutive weeks beginning IN the seventh day o.
September A D s5S, the said State Democrat bein;
the newspaper moet likely 70 give notice TO said de
| fcndant FerIiday.
| QDntemha, r. llkG aenT.nswl~
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Trustees Sale.
AHEREAS Oh the 9th day Of July A.

A1HEREAS the 9Th day Of July a. u. 1887,
w Hermsn Simpson and srssret Simpson, his
wife, executed unto vid True az Trustee, . ce--
tain deed VI Trust, canyeyinG to sad Tru Ee the
l.n IN T. OFT County Iowa. described foil, VS. to
VT: The north-ea Qnaster u the sou h-ssst quar-
Ter Of section number thirty 81 IN township mum.
Der seventy eight t1sl north OF range number three
1877 east OF the 9th NJ, vi ith sad conv-, va
made By the said Hermann Simpson and nAIgaUt
Simpson, 10, the purpose Of securing the payment Of
certain pF0miaoeOry note and the interest thoTcon
signed BY laid HeTmsu 81 ppsoD, datei the eighth
day OF July, D 1857 AMI parable % follows; for
tn ussnd snd twenty six and 90 100 dollars, pay.
able to the order Of James nner, due the 18th
day Of April, d So with interest 81 the rate OF
ten per cent per annum after maturity
Aud now said promissory note having become due
ana pays' lie ana the said Herman Sim. son having
failed to pay the same, l David True Trustee ~
aforessd do hereby give this public notice. that by
virtue Of the DO hich Is IN vested by sal
deed Of Trust WILL Saturday the 10 day Of Ccto-
Der A. d. 1858 II the hVur OF o'clock the aft
ofs.id the Court House door In the city OF Dav
enport expose and offer for sale, 1t public auction the
parcel OF land above described. much thereof
shall be sufficient to satisfy and psy the amount Of
said with the inters ri thereon The day Of sa
iogsthr with all The costs and expenses attending
said sale Of notice and r. c'rf~es Up.
on the ,mpeton such sal. deed III b given
accordance it'll the stipulation Of SAID Deed Of Trust
Dated the 21st day Of September. A. d. 1853.
DAVID 3. TRU0,
sep22dte Truotec.
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N7H1RlA1 = ~ IN day q August 1855.
w Henry olaymakev executed unto David B.
True ~ Trustee. cessn deed 81 trust. conveying
sad TIustee the land IN Scott county, Iowa, descib
ed - follows 70 We: Part ef the cost hsf - the
eouth-wsst quarter Of section number t. enfy four
(2ll In tovnshtp ntmber ssvsaty-egot ISL north d
Saas tAsss ~ sass q the eeh - psrticulasy d.
scsibed - follows. 70 Wit: CommescDg at thenoSsh
vsscarneS of said est half Of sid south qu:y
reds 70 eeses Of . sixty leo1 Mt road; theocs
half [Sl NJ rods; thGce wsst fsgy C1olys6s shencs
north thirty ana one half sl ~ ross TO psce %
be0lnalng: which said conveyenee Va made for the
purpose 81 securing the payment Of several certain
peonlseory noeee sSd thststsvest thefeoo NGned By
81 0aymahsr, 6atsd IL 2sth dsy Of August,
voo6 - o0en0 ethess, eDe payable - SelowD for
~ - q 80 Auo6red dollaU payable 10 - oseeS
% nleAs1D DejsFvasy, dus the ~ dsy q August,
4 D 1858, With interest q - - cns pSennuos
A. No "a isst meatieasd note hsvtns hssans
- 81 payatls. asd the said elaymaser havine
SsilsA - pay IL sams, David 2. True. 9rueese =
vilsss 4 = psv9 MIA , 3 = vssosf ~ ssid
- q FRA Vim, q saturday ~ q Day - Oe-
$500 > IL 6 AoAoW ~ s'easekh ~ ~.
Assa q aA day, q ~ Oosft Hesss door, n - ely
- Qonapost, espaee 80 - ~ - .
N.Y. ~. 2eoAe 80 $500 1a6rons
- 80 ls9x y = - 49, e =: s1eees
: ! : ~ 4 |
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ShertH,s Sale.

James living VI. Herbert 1ischoaoh.
DY virtue Of an execution In the ssove cause d.
ID ted Sep ember !. "A D 1858, and to me directed.
commanding me that Of The goods, chatses, stock
interest in any company debts due. property IN the
hands Of third pesrs lands and teeenenss (which
are net exempt By Law from executiOnl make or
cause 70 b. made, the sum Of ono hundred and nine
ty-two dollars 1872 OOl, amount due, inclutins
debt inter st and costa OF sut o veil - o accHuing
costs on execution with II tssess thereon 1t the
% six per cent per annum from August III, 1858, l
have levied upsn tAs fOllowng persouAi property, -
Wit: 4 boltiDg reels, cnrDs, B frames. hop. era
and frames for same, $40 cogs for gea-, lot Of
lumber for eleva Is bridge ties, $50 bridge keys
u DO ting chest DOORS II posts for bridge ties
beams, material reels material for cooler rake,
1900 nishts for convey0ss, lot Of inch and inch
lumber for conveyos boxer, pests. $50 slaves 1oI
-four packers topper, lot Of drsss ed and un-
dressed stun for ssrners, pieces for chatting, q
lot Of dressed stun for buckwhsat boiling chest part
OF kegs nails lot If hoop iron, lot Of hard sof
lumber LIT Of hard and sJft lumber lying about the
mill, also lot Of timber, the property Of the above
named defendants.
Notice 70 hereby given that will sell the above
described properly at public auction. 70 the highest
sndbe% bidder therefor In cash at the mill OF the
above named defendants In Princeton, ecOtt county
Iowa on Saturday the 6th day Of November A 1855
k.tween the hours q "a N and \ Of said day.
Davenport, October 2, 1858.
ocedItwlv Sheriff Of Scott county, lows.
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TrQlStees,s Sale.

JOANNA Gilett and Ph'n.As J. Gille't executed
u 10 me % Trustee . deed for the fo,lovins De-
scrib property, which deed 10 duly recorded In the
kecorder's office for Scott county, Iowa In book go"
OF mortgages page $50. to wit: parcel Of lond In
the city u Davenport, thus d. scribsd: commencing
at po mt Brady street In said city, hundred
aud li01 feet north Of the north limo Of out lot
number eighteen [Isl; thence nor on east side Of
Brady street thirty 1901 feet; thence est one hnn
drei and M 1891 feet thence south thirty 1897
feet; thence west one hundred and nfty 1851 feet
30 the place OF bsgrning Alsos parcel 81 land ly
ing north end adjoining said lot last above
measuring ten IO feet Brady street Aforesaid by
one hundEe and fifty 1851 fest In depth par
ticularly des cribed follovs: Commencing at the
Southwest Of lot number swo III In Whiser Is
addition 60 said city, running thence north Brady
street ten l1Ol feet; thence east ono hundrtd and
nifty [l5Ol feet; thence south ten t1Ol fet; thence
west one nundrfd and atty 1901 fest slong the line
dividing lots number one and two In ssid ad-
dtion, to the place OF b. ginning
Now default bsving beeh m.de in the covenants
In said deed mentioned, shall, on the 21st day Of
October, 1858, at O'Clock M, At the Court House
door in the city Of Davenport county Of Scott and
stat, Of Iowa. sell the above described property TO
the highest bidder for cash.
The trustee will convey only the title conveyed q
him.
AUSTIN CORBIN,