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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-21
Trustees Sale.

NXYHERsAS on the 18th day Of January, D 1858,
w John Parr and HarI let Parr, his wife, esecu-
ted unto Louis A Macklot Deed OF Trust convey
ing to said Mackot the lana In Cedar county, Iowa,
describe rs follows, to Wit: The north-ea quar-
ter OF the north west quarter OF section NUMBER
thirty six (36) In town.hip plumber eightytwo (s2)
north OF range number enc ~ west Of The Sth n,
which said conveyance vas made by the sai1 John
Parr AMI wife for the purpose OF securing ne pay
ment Of promissory note and the interest there
on signed by said John Parr dated the 13,h day Of
January, A d 1885, and payable one y after date
to the order Of Geo. 8. G. Dow, At Asckiot B. Cor
bins BANKING House, and for the sum Of one huE-
dred and eighty ore dollars
And now raid note ha ing become due and the said
john Parr having failed 10 pay the same. r. Louis
Mack OF, Trustee aforesaid, do hereby give this
public notice that by virtue Of the power which 10
Ia me vested by said deed Of Trust, ! will, On
saturday the 18th day Of August, A. D 1859, be.
tween the hours OF two and three O'Clock In the af
ternoon IL said lay, 81 the Court HoHse door 10 the
city Of Davenport expose AMI oer sale, NJ public
auction. tn. parcel ~ land above described, or 20
much thereof - shall essay saiisfy and pay
the amount Of said note with the interest thereon
the dayo sale. together with All the costs and e.
penses attending said sale, this notice and trustees
fees.
Dated the 19th day ~ July, A 1859.
LOUIS A. MACKLOT,
July13 Trustee.
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LEGAL.
EhRY.fM,6 SAFE.

TIE STATE OF Iowa. In the Distrie. Court
seutt County, Sof Scott county, iowa.
DY virtue Of a special execution issued from the
ID ufce OF the Clerk OF the District Coari Of Boot:
County, State of IoE IN favor OF John K-own
aud Colmmbu Grow !, pl.!ptin-, and Asains Jo''ph
Lamb lite, Juele.f. Lsmorite, Gec-R" Wood Jul Us
4 RI, j, and TRUSTEE. OF Iowa lleRe defend'n is,
dated June .I.t. 1859 aud To directed Coin maud
ing me that Of tn real estate herein after descrih
Of the sai1 JOS ph Lsmerr;e, make or cause to be
made II sum or six thonsa and SIX hundred and tnir.
teen and 81 100 dollars with interet aud costs and
comma de,i br sal pc isi execution have lev.
ia npon IN following described ear es'A'e s.pa'ea
In 4. n unity lows 10 wit. Lots three and
four IIi 10 BIZ number thirty ave t3a 10 tue city
G! Davenport
forssls q. public ortcrv nj the Court house door 10
the CT or D.veupo I, Scott county, iowa, on sat.
urday the 30th dsy Of July. 1882 al 'he hol! OF
o'cock Of said day, 70 the highest anu ofs. ou-
der ther efor in cash. the shove descfipsa lioPv.or
sus lent thereof to satisfy the above deIt Win IN
terest and costs.
Dated this 2s,h day Of June. 1852
II. LEONARD,
Ip,sao Sheriff Of Scott county, Iowa.
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Legal Notice.

THE STATE s1a,' Eo op IOWA SIS
In the District Court within and for said County.
Charles Powers,
VIII m II Wheeler
To aid iliiam Wneeier-Sir
II IN The otiice Of the Clerk Of the D,trict Court
W Thin and tor ssid county, q psi ton ~ Charles
Powers. calm n of YOU the sum Of three huudr d
and seventy.niue 6l-1o0 1879 6l-lc0l dollars and
interest The at per cent pei snnum, from Feb.
ruary 10Th, 1857 money due him upon certain
prommiss1ry note BY you executed to Wv
Reynolds, Jim. der, for the said sum OF three
hundr.d aud seventy nine 6l-lCO 1879 6l-l0O] dol.
Lar dated Nov 20, 1856, AMI de AM payable hree
months after date tn rs,f which said note has nov
become the property a. Plaintiff. Petitioner alleges
that you q nonresident OF tee State o! Iowa and
asks that writ II aua hment issue: end you are
hereby further notih 4 th.t you hsre BEEN eturned
'snnt foand'' by the eher Il u said Scott county.
Now unless you APT ear and answer th' rtto 90 or
before the first day OF tAe next term OF said Court,
to-wit on or before the first Monday IN September
1853, your de, ault will b. enteTe and judgment
rendered thereon
RDCcNGD0N.
stt'y for Pialptif
tits hereby directed that this notice be published
IN the pal Iowa State Democrat for four consecu
tive we k
June 1859
VI CLIFFORD,
je.n Clerk u sal Court.
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Trustees sale.

A 8 suthor'rei and empowerea by decd OF tras,
IN eseeuei 10 me by Thomas iarwnof, Viii b Is
tuy recorded in the X. cord RS oc, for Scot, coun-
~, stNe ~ low in 30 K . g. Of u,oItgases, page
sag, shall, oi III. 18Th day OF July 1859 at OF
o'c.ocx,P at the court bous-.do.,r In hc OFT OF
Davenport, Iowa, q. II to the highest bid 20 eash
the folio ing d. scrbcd tract fresl estate lying o.
being situate In the County Of Scott and .tats OF
Iowa u wit: comm ming hfyto0jfeet south from the
Orthn Of Juliu k.cs OF, situ.te Ia lot
No.n-( No thirty tolin the City OF npor,
thence along said Reeds soath line lightly ,SOI
10 the west line OF lot No Two I2l block NJ thirty
t201 thence south twenty eight f2sl .ert; thence
west eighlyisO feet 70 east side or ESTEEM venae
and thence west 20 the place Of b, Stunning The
Trustee will eel only the title oobvrNd TO him
Juntlg W4w WM COtIINS Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-21

TIE STATE OF IOWA. In the District eour. O.
SCOTT COUNTY, Scott county. lows.
DY virtue OF . special execution, Issued from
ID tho once Of the Clerk Of the Dstrlc.
Court Of Scott county, tate OF Iowa, In favor
Of VIM Iesthers, plaintiff, and against
w Coy and John Ddy, defendants dstci
June 10th, 1859, and TO me directed, COMMANDING
that ~ tn real estate hereinafter described, u the
said Csy, make or cause n be mai the sum
Of ore hundred fifty -four and 6s.I00 dolIars with
interest and costs; and by virtue Of said special
executicn levied upon the ollox irg described real
estate, 'itust in aeott county iowa. to.wfs: 10,
No and four Al In Block No two I2l in Ather-
tons addition to the town OF Ei!zine'h City, NOW
Princetonl as appear by the Tesoidsd Plat of raii
addition Ia he Recorders ocs IN said scott County.
And hereby give public patice that shail OYER
for sale II Ibiic oUicry at the u urt House door
the city % Davenport, in ssid county, Saturday.
the 10th day Of July, 80, tween the hours OF
and O'Clock OF said day, 70 the highest and hsft
bidder therefor In cash, the above described prop
erty sufficient there OF 10 satisfy tho above dsht
with fsterest and costs
Dated tn - 18th day o; June, 1869.
HARVEY LEONARD
Junt6 Sheriff Of Scott county, Iowa.
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LEGAL.
The STATE OF IOWA. In the r,s,.,s, csurt
Acott CoantY. ee1tt ean.tv -.

THs STATE OF iowa. In the pis,sis, csurt Il
Scott Csaniy, seott couniy, lows
Dr. virtue Of spea'nl sKeeuslon isar.i frnft.
ID onc- 81 the Cisrs Of the Disssicf Jar, 81 scstt
county S'ats OF l0sa, Ia favor Of vi liam II HI
dreih, plaintiff and against ato'ge - n ornsa Jthr
y Dillon. the Troy poY able orAla MI Co " n ,ech
4 J : Wayrier. J. Schrtcker snd Samuel tseoys-
De PENDANTS, dated June 3 1859, and H. rn- alrtrt.
comm tnding ms ttst Of the real estate Aereinsafr
descf lie I, OF the said Geo W Thomas, make a.
cause 10 tr made. the sum OF twelve hutdr. A srt
ninety dollars with interest and costs, ~ VT TIE
nor tn west quarter % its IN utst ouArier ~
section twenty -four CA In tos nshp numoeY seven.
~ nine 7S) north OF ranse number three u, ess, Of
the 5th ~.
Ana hereby give put &c notice thai sAsii Ser
for safe at public outcry ct the tool " II. CuusS
House in the city 81 Davenport, Scott county love
on Saturday the 10th day u July la5a hetUe. ne
hours OF 2 ana o'eosk u said day ~ the l. b
est and best bidder therefor In cash. the st 70 de-
seib property, or sucisn there of ~ sosissy The
above ds bt, with interest and COTS
Dated this 9Th day Of June, 1853
II. LEONARD.
lie GhFytH RI Arnt mt n.
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kcsul .v'Ofice.

THE STATE OF IOWA, In the District Court
BoOTT COUNTY,
Kiizsbeta blgIck J
W: fOriGinal Nstice.
Fretc- tick U B'urck }
To FREDERICK o tlunck, peGt
NOU ere beTets sntned that there Is now on file
In the oiii OF tie Geek Os:h. District Coort o.
Scot, County, pei ION OF Eliz sbeth buntk claim
Ing of yon Divorce from the bonds OF mstrimons
for cause that 20, have !ta IT. Il b, :oT than
twoycJs ANA thst uncs. APPEAR and answer
til -reto al the 1t term q MD cnart On OF before
the ann day September 1879 judgment will b.
rendered against yea ther according 20 the pray
cr OF tbs pet .iInn.
Dated June 20 1859.
ASAMSoN,
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Sotiowens ra'es. which IL the risk:
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- 10 ualf - 50
" 10 Quarter Is
10 Btghth $50
IN OPdssias Tickets Or Csssiacates,
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Al eo01u1ieatlous strictly en0nden ial
A41zUO Osders for 9icksoD or Certificates u
meKINNEY Z co.,
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Trains run BY Chicago time, which /, twelve min
utes faster than Davenport time.
I'm and after Monday, April 18th, 1859, and until
~ further notice, trains will leave Davenport, fei
Ausoatine, Columbus City, Washington and Iowa
Oity (6undsys cxcepted) - follows:
ist Express and Nail Train 1t 900 NJ
Trains viii leave Davenport for Chicsgodaily. Sur
lays excepted Is follows
LIST Nail Train, At 10 ~
ID Dxoress Train, At 20 ? n
Trains arrive 81 Davenport daily. pundsys szosp
ssd) ~ follows:
TAoM TEE EAST.
LIST Dxprsss Train u Gas An,
ID Mail Train, at DAD d
From TEE WEST.
ist Man Train, at go Ph
Trains run by Chicago time, which istwelve min
otes faster than Davenport time.
All trains out Of Davenport win make connections
at Columbs City, Warrington and Iowa City with
the Western Stage Co.'s stages for all points w est
The Passenger Train connects 81 Rock Island with
CHICAGO Rock Island Railroad trains for ell points
East, North and South.
Passengers reminded Of the necessity OF giving
distinct direction - to the destination Of their Bag
gaSs also before taking heir sesssin
he cars.
NIB The Morning (lOlO A M train for the Rast
connects at Joliet With trains on the Michigan Cen
trail Z At the Junction with trains on the Pits
burg n Wayne B. Chicago X B; Ut Chicago with
trains on the Michigan Southern and Michigan Gen.
trail Rail Roads.
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Joy Il N d 6 a d n css
Has been brought
TO MANY HOMES AND FAMILIES,

~ MIAMI uVWES ANU AM1A1ACS
CINCE the ntrod nction OF that World Renowned
- medicine. DIR MAINS AGUk BAISAA, In
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Rucyrus. ohio Feb. l5ha, 1883.
DR. MANN & co Gallon, Ohio Cents we
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Flagg'sGOOd Salllarluan's
Immediate Relic

comes when you do not expect IT.
1ryHIs IN An Intern. and External Medicine, COM
l POSED Of Roots, Rerbs and BArks, such rs our
fovefaihers used There is Bountifu' supply o. the
Farth to cure al complaints il We only anew what
they WERE And nov the Good Samaritan brings as
good news and glad tdiIgs.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-01-12
On motion by MT. SEBASTIAN,
Frightful Outrages in Kansas-Fort Scott
 Attacked-Several Persons Killed.
St. Louis. December 27. lS5

The Jefferson City Examiner learns from a reliable source that Ft. Scott, Kansas, on the night of the 18th inst, was attacked by Cap tain Montgomery at the head of two hundred men, and the town taken. When the Exam iner's informant escaped, five orsix persons had been killed by them. The object of the at tack, 1t was presumed, was to release one of Capt. Montgomery's men, who was confined there under an indictment for murder It was feared the town would be entirely destroyed
 A dispatch from Kansas City says that the Harrisonville (Missouri) Democrat of the 25th inst states that on last Monday band of thieves and assassins from Kansas Territory en- tered Vernon county, Missouri, and killed Da- vid Cruse, and stole lot of cattle, twenty horses and eleven negroes. About the same time Captains Brown and Montgomery entered Missouri on the Little Osage River, and stole a negro woman and took Mr. Larue prisoner. carrying the latter into the Territory but re, leasing him on the following day. An express had been sent to Governor Stewart of Missou- ri. for assistance to protect life and property.
 The London Times is unusually severe in its criticisms on Presidents Buchanan'S message.
 The London Times also announces a new ocean telegraph on an entirely new plan It is to run from Lands End to Halifax
 Ireland-The filibuster excitement in Ire land is gradually dying out.
 France-A contract has been signed between the French marine department and firm at Marseles for supplying Guadaloupe and Mar unique with twenty thousand Africans suita- ble for agricultural labor, before 1663 Simi- lar contracts have been made with other houses.
 Paul Morphy has been unable to fill the chess match with Herr Anderson on account of ill., ness.
 The French squadron on the west coast of Africa is to be reinforced with several ships.
 The French foreign office heard, with some surprise of Buchanan's recommendation to purchase Cuba, France having previously noti- fled the American Minister of its determIpa- tion not to tolerate the cession of Cuba to the United States even with the consent of Spain.
 So0itzerland demands an ex- plantation of the French Government of the cause of the advancing of the French troops into that country. Great indignation exists in consequence.
 Naples-The King of Naples is likely soon to grant the amnesty urged by England and France. A Wurtemburg paper says that the Neapotan and Roman governments have proof that France is about to bring about move ment in Italy, and that large Austrian loan is expected.
 Ladia--News from India is unimportant.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-01-12
They Have Made 1t up.

The Gazette of this city has had several ln- nendoes in relation to know nothing who wanted to be an editor, but failing in that turn sl democrat. We had some curiosity to kno~ who he meant and asked him to be expllcit.- In reply the Gazette says that all it desired was to be understood by the individual for whom it was intended which understanding appears to be complete. This taken in connection with paragraph in another part of the paper where he indorses somebody's democracy and legal ability, leads us to the conclusion that they have made it up.
 The programme of the disorganizers, so far as it had leaked out laid down different un ion of the opposition elements and we looked for the importation of a man from the eastern DOT ton Of the State, but if our conjecture is right there is to be change in the programme The allies are playing the game "very low down." but it will not win.
 We have no desire to interfere with the pri- vate arrangements of the Gazette but, if it is not incompatible with the public safety and in- terests, we shoold like to know the terms of the compromise.
 We are glad that the question is set at rest, for it was matter of conjecture whom the Ga 'rtte meant. By some it was supposed to be one person; by others, another and having made the insinuations the editor was bound in justice to name the person. If, however, our supposition is right, they will kiss, make friends, and mutually retract. "How good and how pleasant 1t is to see,' etc.