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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-07-02
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line ioiiowing poem was written by c. H.
WEBB, Esq, OF Fnlton, III, and read at the Rail-
road Celebration at Cedar Rapids:1 e" Es78a
Westw ard the Star Of Empire takes its w,y.
SAID Bishop Berkley-~since the Bishops day.
tonr score OF years, ia waves or survinp rhyme
swell the world's wake. and mark the sea Of Time,
Though kings have perished with the chan ving
tide, Aa%~E@ @s~ @@s#f@ a#atr~a :
And thrones, Ike sea.waifs strew the ocean side.
still hoats banner from the blue unfurled
Inc Star OF Empire crowns the Western world,
our prairie skies tho regal right attest, es&
Born in the purple. Hail o, Kingly West
aet ransing now, thinl instead of star,
lhe good old Bishop should have written car;
For iol the car still westward takes its way
outstsips the winds, and dares race with Day;
And not far hence, perthance a train shall run
start minutes late and overtake the SUM
Zen now close linked by tie, and chain, and hand,
The night and morning journey hand in band
And sweeping nearer with their trailing fold,
The Skirts Of Evening brush the Gates of Cold.
The woven wonder of weayer's dream
shuttle thrown across the world BY ste AMI
From Eastern looms plying beam is sped
twoefs the praires with its iron thread,
And. softly spun among the flowers behold,
A cloth Of iron, net cloth of goldt ~@
The ear of Empire westward takes its way.
The God of Steam preserves the God Of Day:
The praries tremble with his changing tread,
And shnddering forests start aside in dread
Sti'l westward westward -Mississippi's tide,
In vain would stay the giants mighty stride;
He clears the rushing waters with bound
Far on the plains his dancing plumes ere found
On on. he breasts Mssouri's darksome wave,
And finds his rest where planets find their grave.
Here in this valley, where the Cedar's plume
10 green remembrance keeps the red-man's tc NIB,
Alore of erst the Indian lover strayed,
And hrs athed his passi on to the duslsy maid.
The listening stars heard but the lovers sig gh,
The low coz 'ession, and the soft reply. z~@
Howstrangeiy changed; within the valley hurled,
A bomb comes bursting from the outer world
The elang uf iron, the shrek of mad dened steam,
Usurp the sway that Silence held supreme
And Echo starts in wonder from her cave,
To find new life when Silence finds grave.
The Iron Horse--he stands before our sight
Harnessea, yet free-rejoicing in his might
His name far floats in scornful pride and wrath
What reeketh he OF Lyons ia the path?
His ribs o. brass, each slnew triple steel,
Earth's bosom groans beneath his iron heel,
Those pulling veins may Joye's own lineage elaiul,
What yoke the eGods!--unbind him from the care,
To join his brother planet, flaming Mars.
Aad now toast--a ehurl is he, indeed,
Who shirhs his hamper TO OUT fiery stsed.
Your glasses I'll, and bear a cup to me
III give you now, with triple times three!
The Il on Horse when dolts would block the " way
or Progress may he give ringing neigh
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to the acre, than late planted. have
planted, more or less, several time. 10
April; one year / planted all of my crop
in April; it averaged about ninety bush
els per acre---I had twenty-five acres
planted j: was new ground--part the
second and part the third crop. | plant
ed twelve acres this year in April; it is
now boot,lop high (June sth).
Two or three years ago, the New York
Tribune published the last Of September
or first Of October, that every day that
the frost held off was worth a million of
dollars to the country to the corn crop.
Had it been planted so as TO ripen one
week sooner, it would, according to that
calculation, have saved to the country
seven millions Of dollars F..
SEED CoRN--It has often been re-
commend ID, ever since | can recollect, to
save seed corn from stalks that, bear two
or more ears Some of the smallest and
earliest varieties bear several ears to the
stalk, but 7 Ike a variety best, that,
where it stands well, will bear but one
car to a stalk, and not even "nubbln"
more. Where seed corn is selected from
any variety for number of years from
stalks that happen to bear two ears, it
will change that variety so that it will
generally bear two ears to the stalk, but
the grain on the cob will not be so deep,
and there will be more bushels of cobs,
but less of shelled corn. 1t is thought
by some, that to increase the number Of
ears on stalk by their growing smaller
and shallower grained, they will ripen
earlier; but that is doubtful The little
pop corn is the smallest cared corn that
| ever saw, but it is late kind the
Baden corn is the shallowest grained va
riety of large corn that | ever knew, but
it is the latest. o. VI. CULVER.
TIpTON, June 7.
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1t is estimated that $40, 900 worth Of
wild pigeons are caught In Essex county,
Mass, every season. As they sell for
about one dollar dozen, this makes the
number caught about quarter of mil
lion. The Salem Mass } Obserrer gives
this account of the way they are caught;
The pigeons are attracted to partic-
uar parts of the wood by the strewing Of
grain i0 open spaces cleared Of the brush
wood for the purpose In this way they
are not only toIled around the spot where
traps arc to be set aud familiarized with
the ground but are well fattened before
beng taken. They are fed for some
time previous to the spreading of the
nets When a sufficient number have
conrregated to make it worth while TO Ell.
trap them, their grain is saturated with
whiskey, which steals away their silly
brains as it does silly mems brains, and
they become willing supplied victims Of
the trappcrs. The net is set in such a
way that, by the use of young saplings
for drawing sprlnts, 1t Is made to jump
oUer the dense flock Of fudded pigeons
gathered in front of it; aud when they
attempt to rise they are en,angled in its
meshes The pigeons, we are told, when
enticed by the grain and whisky, will
huddlo together in compact mass, as if
for the special convenience and cratifca-
ton of the trappcr. When once caught
in the net, they thrust their head through
the meshes, and the trspper, by GER
tain pressure upon the neck, kills them
one after another with great rapidlty,
and with more d z.erty Of touch than
Tenderness of feeling"
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The Dead Mans Gamma ign.

One Of the ablest strategists in Amer
lea is Of opinion, that the present tactics
Of the Austrians are those which The
Duke Of Wellington mapped cut for that.
Government in 1878, immediately upon
the escape Of Napoleon, and in the cx-
pectatton of movement being made by
the French upon Lombardy. 1t was
founded upon the fact that he had inva-
riably beaten the French by not giving
them battle until their enthusiasm had
expired; he allowed their steam $50 to
speak to exhaust itself in skirmishes,
marchings, couutermarchings, or inao-
ton aud when they were in a state of
lassltude and chagrin from these causes,
he gave them battle, and thus, as it were,
forced ennui to meet stern doggedness.
There never was a finer army than that
which Masscna led against Wellington,
when the latter took his stand at Torres
Ncdras how 1t melted beneath the neg
ative opposition Of the British General is
well known Wellington, therefore, ad-
vised the Archdake Charles net to give
battle to the French till he had woaried
them ont with re@ultlcss skirmishing aud
vigilant iuacton. In conversation
with Mr.. IIegpy, III artist, the Duke
said: "A French army is like bottle o!
champagne, irresistible and glorious
when FIRST opened. but it soon loses its
vitality if left to stand; while an Eng
liShman is like port, all the better for
standing'
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JOHN BAGLEY.
Rngirys, Carriage ShOP'

w .: I,s sI,,,.a. q .rIs;, T,ssss 49,
sssf IN ~ and a's WORK, with ns.,nsss
"a d,."s.eh shop opposite the south-css. GOT.
mar Of pnblo square. We know the .s nnes aeeord. I'd
hard. and we have reguissed oaa pfk ,aken IN OK.
:ngly. h&An kinas o. p.n
'nsos 'of worn "A y. A, BAGLEf.-
Upton, Aug, ith l'ss
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Last week young lady in Philadelphia
ran a rusty nail ia her foot, the injury
producing lockjaw of such malignant
character that physicians pronounced her
recovery hopeless. An old nurse then
took her in hand, and applied pounded
beet roots to her foot, removing them as
often as they became dry; and the result
was complete and astonishing cure. A
remedy 80 simple should be bornei in mind
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-07-02

ny- Tie gin in old times, must have
been pretty pure, for a small sing was
too much for Goliah Of Gath.
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rATToRING.

yY~he Subscriber has resumed the saioras y,b of
nsss f.,otnre store. where he will take pleas
,s n waiting on those who may favor him win
iheir custom Clothing made on .hor. aai, the
ths Iases' ana ''ss W. ELLIOTT.
times. e
Tiuton. Dec Ath. nas-u
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LAW CARDS.
II. G.. PIATT,

ATTORNEY AMI CouSsrLLoR At Law.
Null Pure ha se and sell Real Estate, locate
w Land Warrants, attend TO the Payment Of
axes, Inyest,g ation OF aties, ,conveyaneins, &c.
Particular attention given to CO ieetoas. All
bus,aase iutrusted to his care, will be atteuded
= with Promptness aud Fidelity.
g% Of!ice in the Court House with the Re-
,,r,Ier. Upton, Iowa.
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JAMES w. BAGLEY,

ATTORNEY AT LAW, SOLICITOR
CHANCERY, & NOTARY PUBLIC;
TIrros, Iowa
Office =t his residence, Oh the corner Of Locust
and Ikira stre cts, above the Park S3Ai9.
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My informant says all are getting away
who can, and that We will fud the region
nearly deserted. This is likely, but we
shall see. ....r ..au III. G..
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sez. Divorce, in most cases, 10 on'y
!, o,her word for emancipation
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JOHN HUBER,

rTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT
q LAW e
once at the Court House, with County Super
ntendcnt, Upton, Iowa
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NOTARIAIs

1OHy J. TUTHHL, NOTARY pUBlIC. Tipton
y Ceiar County. Deeds, morttases bills 81
sale. SC. &c, drawn ani ackno"tg,' sea; e''h'
asninistared; protesting, or any other n9tarla!
Z, utles ended to, may -9h-- lin '''Ht
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THOMAS HANNA,

a TTORNEY AT LAW, and General Land
n Agent Wilton, Muscatine Co, Iowa, VIII
u nd TO any business entrusted to him IN Nus.
a,,ae, Cedar. or adjoining Counties IN Iowa. 81
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-09

AyFERFAS on Tie Gu day - Nay, 4. p -
w Frad' rl K paniaf.,l aHd naraaa s4 H4tf.s
cxecute4 unto Austin Corbin as Iflatry 4 estts.
deed OF Trust coBv, yas "a said Trust the a .
Scott county, Iowa, lie ,cri} Cd follow Wit. 81
ginnii al lat tfteen lAl ie.t ntst ~ TIL.
east corner ~ BLOCK nuniLer twenty III re4
thence north forty six III feet, ~ bC-tuua- b
| this point: thence north tWenty-uiur ~ iset
| theGes west sevtnty-hpe i7dl feet; thence t,t.t
twenty nine re fett thetscea>t sescuty-Esf l--
feet, u the place ~ heginhiag; ntleg TOT tN-s
five PSI feet front By seventy Nv" l-5l frst-sst
trace OF land no den by Ereirrick ps,ieseu AZ ist
lease from Go l. Davenport for the term Il ES
years, beg lnning The ret DAY OF Scptet.f-r
1856, up u the lrst day % September ISL 8
The yearly rent II seyeniy-tgo and ;h-Itp de'4sf
IS12 sol payable each hrst day OF Jauahs i. f.1ffa
said tern which tsii convey an.~ wa ma ~
SAID Daiiclsen Tor the purpose - -fcsFt u ss}
meut OF certsin promiss ofy uo:'s AMI ne lst.f
thereon, signed by SAID F+tde, X BsEl..'U s7a =.
ted the sixth day ~ MAJ d tsaI ar' y v a
was paynplc rs /, u, Hs, aIay Gth Iel5 fr tht "
.3i sol to ne order a.sbl.. Rio, Nth 3..s.
est al the rate of ten pr q III after tu-.
And now said Cribe' note hsYfs b. me
ami payable, aud the said frrt-ri ttsaslse tt#
lng failed 10 psy The SANE ts.t5 Clb.a, tfa-t.
D. Aforesaid a. q r,que - All EH'y, q teyr.
give this public notice, tlat b. vttle o. iht lw'
which Is IL me vested ~ saii i'rj II Trust Wit.
Saturday, the 18Th day % January 4 1879 fefNes
the hours u . AMI > O'Clock in the afsrrs,. +.
said day, ct thu Count loE-c door In tn" ry 81 81
venport, espos" aud oler foi ssi" Al prtile sPef
the parcel OF land above d"Forlled, Dr uue
thereof as shall lie -aiy - safety AL pay 81
amouu. Of ssid note with tn inteT,-t 'tsgest. >
the day o: sat, toSrthtr ~ith ft tlr ST. y.
expenses attending said sal, togts - ttis naii
and Trustees fees.
Dated the 10th day Of Dee u,l.fr 4, u. KS.
AUSTIN CokMS.
irr1j-Itg Irr4t#n.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-09
E'r.rSlep,S sale.

WHEREAS on tn l5'h Lay of Mar b, A. ID 1875
w pm ek Collins execute. Unto Uuis A Ma : :
lot a. trustee ctrta n Deed 81 trust, Conveying 70
iii Tru ,tre the land In clinton county, wa, DE-
lei 81 as fo lows wit The south .weel tInhtieE
O, thu nnrth-wekt quarter OF sect number thirty
three 1881 In township number tith one Isl north
o, range number 0, fl at Ct the 5th NJ which
said conyeyan was .de by the said Patrick CO.
Inns for tn purpose ~ securing the Psyn ut 81 three
certain prornissory notes the interest thereon,
signed by aid Patrick Collins and dated the ION
aav Of Ma eli, A u 1855, aid piyahie as lows one
for nft Ave and 90 lO0 dh'lar, and other for the
nm of th'rfy-nnp an 80 o dol. IS 10th IA" De
crm5.r 10 ls58 tot { r'cr OF austin o. bin; Tie
uiher Tor ~" uin ~ huudr". ard ,tN'y-e KIT
and IS Zoe 4 Ilars da ed Jun 18th 1851 and adta
he ,nr 3, ailcr date to The oIt.er - Charles j.
Dup Mt which ia Lauea riaIt note Is extended o
December ID. ~
Ana now All o. aid notes having h"come due and
uayahle and he said Patrick Cllnr having !ait Il 70
nav the same ouis ackiot, Trustee a. NJ -
s,id do heTebf this put.Ic notice. that by viz
In. OF tn roaer Vhit j. ia - q ~ said deed 81
trust, will. on ra'u day the 29tn G.y II JArua-
rv D 1859, betTeen the hours OF two aud thee
o'cock in the a'tsiro OF sal! DAY at TIE
Court pou door in the city Of DasenIoft, expos'
and offer for sale It uhiic auction the pAtcel 81
land above described, or much Their Of as shn be
sufficient Istisfy AMI pay The amount II said roses
with the lat, ct ;ercoa 20 h day ale, gethel
with al the costs and expenses attending sali sale
| costs If his notice and. trustees fees
| Dated the B. lay Of Jsnusr y 1879
LOUIS A MACkLoT.
,o,a Trnstee
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-09
Trustees sale.

"UKkE4S on the y day ~ pessrlhtr "a. A.
w 1851, Charles Kisnze and H.nretta kIcxz
his xise, executed unto Atnsr Davisop A. Truste
certain deed Of Trust, Conveying 70 sa!d trustee y
wit: The south half o. the south east quarter, AZ
the south east q1a'ts: II the soutt-west quarter
lon Nv MY fur t2sl ard also the north hslf'
the northeast quarter ~ sect On twenty-five RI
all IN to-n.tip eighty i-0l north Of ran~e threa 4
east OF 9Th n and 80 lot humber a. mr. 81 ~ So
ton three III tteng sixty-s * and fS-le0 acre.
land IN the sonth-wcst c rner OF seetitn three.
township eighty 1901 north Oh range three [3t - .,
9th p III which said Conveyance was made By n
said Charles enze and Henriett. K.enze for n
purpose OF securing the payment o, certsin pro il
sorry note and tina interest thereon sign d BY sal
Charles Kler ne, dated the h day Of Drc-rter
i've dol ars t$13,sl and payable on the 22d day {
December A d 1853, ith interest 1t the rate Of o
per cent Ter - mum after maturity.
And now said descrioed no. e having become du
and payable and the said Charles Kienxe has
ing failed TO pay the same. l. Abner Dayisan, Tru.
tee IS Aforesaid, do hereby Riye this public tic
that BY virtue Of the power which IL In me vested
said deed Of trust, VII, Saturday the a9th a.
OF January, 1859, at the hour % o'et.ss j
the afternoon o. said day, at the Court House Doe
IN The CITY Of Davenport, Expose and fer for ssle,
public auction, the parcels oflsnd abovs descrbed
20 much thereof - thall be suic,snt TO satisfy
pay The amount Of sald nots with the interest thor
on 70 ~ ~ q sae, together With al the eosts
e1posee attending sa1d cole rests Of thh notics
1rast1e'e 49,. 0pen - sonpletion q sash =,
. 49, ~ y eve = Ne1os1o9es Vi1A ~ stUals
bstsl - = ~ : jsxalsA ( p -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-09

ySyHRRkAs on The tTth Las ~ hreen.b6r. ~ 4
w lo5., Patrick MoMuilln executed INTO 49,
Corbn as Trustee "a certain ice.i u tf.sf w
ing g. said trustee the land N Ci'rten aniy i
dc scribed 9s follows 10 vi u 49, satt "a \
south least qnafttTt tcction aumtfr tEeh5y -'
1911 In towsship number cighty-tNp 1877 ? fth
range four 81 cas- u the 9TH ~ SlssA
Conveyance wss made ~ tn satl NO. i.sn ~
purpose 81 recurring the taynef.t % w. cert
proinissory notes and the !attrc-' thereon ~isf K
sa,d Mcxull.n and dated the l1ta d. u g - q
A 1851, and payable a fDl'ows o. 'or ttsts7
dollars due Nay Is, 1858, and the 1ther ~ 3D. III
Of one hundred and eighteen dollars due y vrt4s
18th, S5S, with ten yer cent Alter dar, Pas 81
the order OF Rredcritk Ridirr'
And row said notes having become due am "a
BILE. and The ssii McTullin having faAesi ~
the same /, AHstin Corb!n. truftte IS sfar~
do hereby gie this public notice that b. yIitu- &.
yoN VT ich Is In vested by SAID dera q trt-'
a.ll on Tuesday h. 18th day u January a b ~
between the hours ~ anil o'clt' X in tn at rts
~ said aayat the Cour, Iiou.e door the CTS -
venp1rt expose and offer for sale, Al 4blsc are -
10 the iehest bidder fer ca.h. the Iarcel II sa'
above described. 30 m1t b thereof - hAf ne @r
lint 1, satisfy and pay the amount ~ sai J! no. y
with fhe interest thereon 10 the day Of sac ;ozet
er with all the coats and expenses attending "a
fale, costs OF this notice svd Trustees t-s.
Dated the sis. iay of December, A u les
AUSTIN CoHBfSr
6ef31 yfu.tee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-09
MEDICAL.
EVERY KIND OF III NOR
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RI trnpsr sCpGFT-I TO tCBMHGN IIipl Il
~WEII.s' tseVnanp
Vlouai,iOn FoWDEA
Sid ~ sll9Tuggists.


ueiAstriel4t IN over eleven hlnired c.ses, a.
meyer failed xc u ia Two osse both Thunder tnrner
II hiss ~ biz Yos-ess n over on san4i e.s ri
icA,es q its value within w niy mn. u b'sleh
Tao BOT les ar wa-rart,d 10 cure nursing sore
mouth. -,
PInple- On BE- taee
r.st attl.. a Il warranted L. cnIe IL wort Cam
ger II. tn. mouth and tona b.
re To- dv boti"s arr warrant to cure the "oIt
ase " EtysiIrias.
orrt5two bottles ar warranted to care al huiaoi
TMohottlr. ar warranted 70 cure rgnrirE q ttr
ears aaI biQtches among the hair.
Four to SIX b ;tles are warranted 70 cure rhPt
O,,.ioli.e Wal clrc scaly eruiti n ! The bin
i've t. three botiles warranted to cure he
i,tti- ar, war; sn,el - cure tbs most
4, .r,,r ate c,.- of n, IN ism.
TLrr 10 .o,rr tottcs WARRANTED Y cure ~ az
ne u eight bottl" will cure the worst cas- q
-cr&,u.a. So.
h,rient is away experienced frefn ~ q y not
Il. and !. -. ri.,t cure warrant a ~teh tit aaoFs
Ks 90 i'm; r,laa'e to tfo.e WIZ Lave 10
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thai = common Eee4 si'"i. Il Y =. Pm
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, ta.,tr, Tn.re are ~ IFS 1cr hNb3, NUNS n y
-, s,tt 4. ,,itlfl. Cin. e.,.cs Int L"t .putts !
y t..d over Thousand 5ft ~ the " illy .i hps-
. ,..,c TN. ,t,ect. Il II in evc.y t4ae. ~ ma
alrly nr 81 M IL IN ~ $50 cires ~ "at ~
MAJ luset's IgAyc it TO chilir Il +" var %, y
m, n. ctle If sixty. | have seen poar pniy @etinf
lottns children whose u. SIT aaA ii9t ~ Tt-
,i~Ted /, a ., rift stat u health by 4 E l.tse
T, t48-e v 80 are s,,tlect TO- 81 leAd acne one
bottle vii Away cure Il u Ply ire1i a''ti y
hen ,tiy4 tor vtare md ttt te. teF 81 y Y
whrr- IT, bay is soundlt ""r"s al e 49, u vi
f - any 4, aae,ul. nj Il the ftneitel~ ( uff
T ..Ia#Ff ,.si Nos t4#f on Il Il /
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Yl.lsSfCP,S SAFE.

vIvUHaEAs cn the ~ day OF September, u
w 1898 Patrifk Collins executed NIL" Austih
Cochin ~ Ttu tie certain q - ftust convey. -
"a said rrnstsr be land tn scott comfy, lows ue-
I'D, Il a. fonpe to wit The cast nall OF ot num-
b r eighteen PSI IA Cook Sars nis Adcitloh 10
the city Of n5seup It. which sail o"hveysncr wss
m. a. hg the aid Patrick Collins for tie purpose 81
s,curi the payment 1.-TWO Ce tain Irnri-soN notes
an tt mt there sRI'd by sa'd Pd'flek'oih Us
dated the 18th day o' Jna", l. lfob ana on. pay
hle a. folloVH fpr the sun OF twtlvr am Do NO
cellars psyah six months after date The r'c"nh Tor
on, hundred and twclve sni 80 100 d9ilafs Tsyaole
ole year afer dat with ten Ter cent per dthuin IT.
teTest ait r due, to the ord'r of race aeicaf.
AMI now SAID last NAMED note haying become cue
and pavahie ami TIE satd Patrick Collins having
fsifed to ply thu s.me, L. Austin Corbin Trustee a.
Aforesaid 10 herby give ths public notice, that y
virtue % tie power which Is III vested By said
q ed Of trust vii On saturday, the .9,h day oi
January. 1850 between the hours OF y and !
o'tock IN tn Afternoon ~ said day, at the Couii
House door Ia the cts % Davenport, expose and Of
fer ir sale at puhlic a1cticn the parcel OF lam n
hove described o. mich thereof ~ shall be SUM-
cent to satisfy ard pay the amouGt sat note, viii
the interest thereon tie dsy OF sale pg' Their III
| ar the sts and expenses attending said sale costs
| cf thts notice and Trnstst'sft"s
! Dated the 81 day OF January, 1889
! AUSTIN CORBiN,
! Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-09
LEGAL.
Trustees Sale.

GXyHgREAs on the goth CAY Of April, 1855,
w tsrorEs Hswley AMI David ; Hsviey eve
entsi un,o John Dillon ~ trustee, . r-rtsin deed
Of trut conveying TO rah tru tse the land IN Scott
c.uuty Iowa dessribsd as foilowe to wit: 1he
west haf the north-east qnalter Of section srn-
iy.tuo i22 ,ownsf IN seventy etght Isi range & a.
raj sasi Sui -; ich ssii rnave. ance "a m al
~ the said 6eorse asw,ey aud nj Hawlsy,
Tor the purp eitecurlng the ps mtnt ia certain
prusui slry not nnd the interest there n, red by
aid De rge AMI 10 iisS rAel the 10Th Cay 81
.p,E 4 i 1858 paysb.e r : 90, rayshe t. :.
Cramptoa, guardian. IN onc year VITA Interest a.
t., pr G n.
An. now ssii note having nec me- de ani ayseie
AID the said George AMI Dsyi ii1rley wins
f,il. a TO ray the same IN hil!on, trustee 81
af rssah do here give This puo bot c" that b.
| virtue of the power vii 10 Ia me ve'tsi hy Said
! deed ~ trus, / y w. on Saturday, ,he ~ n day o.
January, A d 1879, Attn. honr 1.-TWO O'Clock ~
the afternoon Of s.h Day, at the Count House o'
| n TIE city Ct Davenport Exp ana oner Tor -
al public auction The parcel Of lard above oescr DC
| OF 30 much thereof a. shall be sufrient TO sANtf!
! and pay tn amount 81 said note win TIE int'res
thcr. on 20 e DAY II slc. together With ali he cost
AID expenses attending said sale, q Thu ittcc an
| trustees tees
Dated the 81 LAY Of January, 1903
| JOHN Y. DILLON,
Trustee.