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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-01-06

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f, s.o,t, L.9l'a, i ..n..[ats here d.pr.c -.
Federal Interference tao IN ter, as te.tiia. -
revive the X ,nsa- agitation
Govern"ent .,as not 'rc'iEe ang Information
relative e me landing o. '2e n"'o"s'ers ot IN
sen o'G' 1S1, '-'e1 o' "H'e" vas receive
I-St H'5", .. ,'E" ~ '''',.. ,el ,,.,,e,,
w,r. received yts.erl,v. which l,I - nrolo..rsl
CO, sul.a,ians between tie President, Zen Cass
and .Hr. Preston, III isfcr TO spain .ur. Frs
ton started for New leik TINS afternoons,
WASHINGTON. Jan. 3l-The meeting Of
A,rir,tltp,i,ts assembled !. The Patent q Ire
to-day. was organized by the election 81
Marshall p. WilIer. of Krflnckv.as Presi-
dent. and Ben Parlev Poor As Sscre,q,v..-
More than twenty States and Territories are
rep-c>er,cd bv from forty Ia fify delegates.
\ larger reprrsentati,u IS expected to NOR
row
Afer a session Of more than three haars.
which was devoted 10 or.ta.z l.jou and pre-
limiuary business. the me ting adiaurn,d.--
The meelio-, has for its ua'ae The ADJ SIN &,
Board Of A .rict.l.urists of the Patent atl:ce.
Government has dispatches giving details
of more Mormon outIases. An Gu break Is
expected in the spring
Colfax. of Indiana, VIII introduce a bl'l
to morrow for the organization of the South
Platte Territory
The fihbu~ters believe that the Susan
has made two tFiP>, landing her EmigrAnts
the first Ine.
The bill Of Mr.. Phelps Chairman Of the
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Circular.

The reign of ''Free Whisky" which was
inaugurased in 1855 by the overthrow of the
Prohibitory Law, has convinced even the en-
emies Of that measure that something is nee
essary to restrain or hold in check the evils
which are nsepsrable from the traffic in in
toxicating drinks. But what is the appropti-
ate remedy?--or what can be done under the
ruling Of the Supreme Court that will mti-
gate these evils?--are questions on which
those who deplore the existence of the pres
ent state Of society are far from being unit
ed. The Legislature. at its present session,
while it raises almost an unanimous voice in
favor OF the repeal Of the statute Of 1865, is
not likely to agree on any efficient substitute.
Under these circumstances, it is proper that
the friends of sobriety and good order should
assemble 10 council once more and indicate
their preference one subject of so much i'm
portance. We the undersigned, therefore,
unite in a call for a Mass Convention of the
Friends of Temperance, without respect to
political opinions, to assemble in lndianapo
L. III. III 81
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~ \ man lately passed through Nashville.
Tenn. with drove Of negroes destined for :
Southern market In the lot here we're several
infants which BE did no. desire 10 take with him
became, as be said, they would injIre he sale O,
her mothers. Some Of these he disposed OF
here, separating them, Of course, from cir pa
rent
For the sum Of fly d3Ila-s, be sold to laiy
u this city, an iaf.at Of three moaths consollnz
is mother with the fendsh remark that be woala
kll il unless be could sell ii-NashTille Gazette
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-01-06

The Board of County Commissioners
have appointed Achilles Williams, of our
city, principal assessor for Wayne County
and the requisite number of Assistants &c
assess the vslue Of Zeal Estate in the Comfy
From the fact thst our friend Williams ser
we'd "old Wayne" several years as Tres
surer, better appointment could not be
made, or one that viii give more genera
satisfaction.
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In the announcements to- day for County
Officers il will be seen that B. L. MARTIN.
ESQ. our present Auditor, is 3 candidate
for re election 70 that important post. /, is
bat justice'to Mr.. NJ. TO say tina. there is nc
more efficient and competen, Auditor in this
State, and we but reiterate a desire We
have heard many of the citizens of the coun
ty express. that heshould be again re elected
TO that position.
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Hinlo Table, mo. q
BRICK BRICK BRICK!
Brick Making by "a New Firm

d'y TOR nei \ ptrtn rship f.. tht purpose of
trsnstins general brick sing slsine-s. and
n " pTcptfei to contract ron BRICK either in th 0
wa ] "T 9th rSl~e. to suit purchaser
ok \ kN~NBpICk ~ uiS him elf If this apn1rtuni-
y q retarn.o; 10 the eit'zsa- % f.chnrnl. his
zinc re- Hack tor tn very iibe.al patrona = hereto-
fore b"sacl upon hi n. AMI hop By s:rst attenton
~ hn.ne tha; tie Gam nay r., n oanijnuanc,
Ia
An \ NJ quality e Brick will be kept SANITY
on hsnl At the yard half mile Of the city, tn
Mcs hinuey q.
ViESGHOICK CASH
b..
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xs- The Street Lamps viii not be lit for
about two weeks. in consequence of cracked
retorts. and the present condnsen Of Star l.
Whites Gas Works, remind as OF Ae FIX
Tx Julian Of the Centervihc Republican
seems to be in about fbe Palladium's whig-
gery-he's evidently ,rasting gas, in oonse.
quence Of having a cracked retort en- top Of
his shouldersl
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-01-06

~ gentleman Of color, OF course has re-
Gently taken the highest prize II the conco1-se OF
colleges st Paris This i very marked trim pa
and the Emperor did well 70 notice him by s
present Of one hundred and fifty volumes, escort
ing him with national guards. and having him
dine with the Minister Of Public distraction and
Frilce Napoleon.
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Fire Companies

Last Friday morning, in accordance with
previous arrangements, Fire CO. No. 2, met
the Independent Fire Co. Of Dayton, Ohio,
at the Depot and, with Mitchell's Cornet
Band at their head escorted them to their
quarters in the Meredith end Huntington
Houses, after marching from the Depot down
Sixth AMI up Main. The Independents had
their 'masheen' slong,an the No. rs hitched
themselves to the rope and did their duty
BY pulling it through thu mud. At night.
In Starr Hall, the lads and lasses had pleas
ant time listening - the speech Of Mr. Dennis,
on presenting the Silver Cup TO the Dayton
brethren, and the reply of Mr.. Swallen. Of
the Independents, on behalf of that company
Then, both companies literally fulfilled the
old song
| "Daneo-i all ;-tt TIL broad Iay light
Aud home v.gi, tie gals in the naoririas'
Previous to the exercises at night, the
"machcens" belonging to each company
were brought out and tried, and found ''not
wanting in performing satisfactorily
ticularly the "Quaker City," which was
pronounced ''sorae' by our Dayton friends.
Altogether. the reception and proceedings
were mutually pleasant and agreeable to all
1 parties concerned.
| Es- We have room to publish the speech
es of .Hessrs Dennis and Syaem,-wc may DO
so it our next number, The following proceed
ings Of tn Independent Fire Company Of Day
ton, we clip from the Daily journal Of that city
of the 4th:
AT a regular meeting Of the Independent Fire
IafI Ba
lutious were unanimously adopted:
Res9iued, That II, thanks OF this Com
pany are hereby rendered &c the Z i-ker City
Fire Co. of Richnoad, for the many coarlsius eN-
tended, and for the er in which we were re-
ceived and entertained ring stay in their
most beautiful city.
ReSofrcd That the hop at Starr Hall vas the
most pie asing and eutertaing affair that We have
ever been party The host Of beautiful la
dies that graced the Han by their most weiome
presence whose mien aud manner erchanted all
who came within I cir presence have our thanks
aud them that we f4rmed many
quaint ances that viii long be remembered with
many pleasing recoIIectons.
Resotued, That subscribe to the commend
able manner in which the citizens support and
encourage the tiremen of that city.
Rssoired That the ABOVE resolutions he pab
lished 10 the city papers
BY der j. + j ONES, 9eey-
On oalurday the NO. > composed hoslly
of our German friends. had a parade thro'
the principal streets. in conjunction with the
No. Company, headed by Miller's excellent
Brass Band. These compares presented a
fine appearance and gave assurance that the
destroying element would not have much
time to gain foothold. with the abundant
supply OF machinery, bone and muscle that
can be brought against ii !" our city.
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seichnsond ssholc>;slc Price ssrfenl
Provision Depot.

II NNlEL SCOTT, having purchased Of John Scott
u hi. in the Provision Dept, located near
the y ". corner Of Marion and Main -eUrr.n-" -ni
dor 7" stanley store. Is prepared u fura'~h
promptly slpst thing the Produce aud Paui-
ny line
tie respectfully invites hi friends and the public 20
gire hl'u call lie RETURNS hs sincere thanks for the
liberal p1trana extended 10 the old Grsn.
and 5cli,ftS a continuance OF the ssfne.
Richmond Jan &, 1853.
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Bayard Tsy lor refuses 10 make any further
engagements for lecturing the presen, season
lie is engaged for one hundred nj 5hss a. $50
Per night, which Of course brings, HIM >,
600.
FflzAaE-t NosC "sf q JAb fsse, To Gle II ysV u d
Wsst-fz-s--, Chester eeauty. Pa, the -05h
Dec Mrs. LETtFIA FlEss~=, gaa;ter: Il r. fal-
FI-uta. e tss sad sister - Mr. 5saf tge-ar
- Il : Sletnity-} a5~i ~ years
CRY. On Fr5la, evening. very sasssu,v u o.
heart, Mr-. EGz.EErH G. plekGNS, sIss T NJ
3 oert u p3ci,ia~s- as.sI > yesrs-
An! tAsa art dead. Can I SAY more -
eirey flog rr.. from pain.
Thy rEtst~ this i;se c.gri
When -ha5I sc s.-,j5s
j -s-ras- Yesterday t1.st iifa4
Vert EsiIivs La tt..Is are now
As 4i-I t',r ell yesr ilsal .'l1>f die
: es.-et'N. seE.a=.
The naa year issste NY split tx.
Ng-rr .rtel as'eF hath 'see12
For thee glad year
Bat 10 : sh- li7Ear here,
on In, sIsy arnia '.'ech at - Residence
Th. as J. b. -. M.astAIL TaLuss rl ytrs 4i
mCuILs
The funeral Place fren Mr. Earg res33eree et
an at o'e'cak tH.- aftt rto<sH.
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sEo... Milton Gregg DeaS.

Milton Gregg. editor Of the New Albany
Tr,bnne, died suddenly At his rcsidenc on
January the 9Th.
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J. A N D II o!

rs'HK sssserioer er-rs for sale bargain large
and v4iaable Farm i miles Y W. Richmond on tn
"iItaWsaaFs PIKE The tract embraces many valuable
aiId!ns sites seEeiy located and capable Of being
iFtssd into small parcels suit shs aarasr.
tcaf gr9~s Irtssss fss-tis Faxs{ies
s1i3 and 41EutiGIes no
Tesre Is bEaarsi Weed Land Of
aAy the tract AMI location the qaaIty
soil Is a1&Ptatf21 70 the any person
WsHt land - near % Richmond will command general
isutios Apply on the premises
AARON SNYDER.
Or W. T. DENNIS. Agent
And Real Estate A1esIoaeer, Richmond, Ind
A1z- H. 115~- 35sf
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-01-06

There are few good streaks in the lie Of
a printer worth treasuring and pro niuert au.org
them is the semi occasional contribution Of his
real friends towards filling his stomach with the
good things Of this world. With pleasure We
record the fact that Plummer ard X ely are far
from being aastcre O Us tel msn; yet we must
be permitted to ~ that never lid we fcoasider
ing the very severe cold wish which we we're af
iIlcted partake OF better Q .sters and the 'coadi
meats than did on Saturday night laSt. Esq
Lyle, fixed EN- up in epca:can style; Captain
Kelly laled the bivalvcs out fro a pot to plate.
Jointly presided, assisted by John Bailey, James
.Nendcnhall, q. Il. Williams aud ourseIf. After
doing our derofcers to the luscious food, We con
cluded that Oysters were drugs AMI This remind
ed US that our fticads Plumner & Kelly kept ore
of the best Drug Stores in the Inr,a, aud e
prepared at all times to su2p'y customers every
thing in their ae, either Wholesale retail at
the lowest possible cash prices.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-01-06

Nh0h tk "a Frst Premium At the IaIIaua STATE Pa,
i"r 10 hnd thC ohio I-5 tor Genera
arrests also The FIRST Premium over A a,-r. fr II
i' tn ct'y ~s together "ith great variety Of on
ts1 and threaaorse SHOVEL Pl1As.
Jatuary q, l~5-
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Cincinnati and Chicago Rail Road
s,gsE.N' TO E-DEs.s.S.SxDO YII.

Trains run according the time table below. connect
ing u Anderson the BsLiFoNr,NE kAItRosp itsE. for
a. points En-, West that route. zna al hokomo
~ also Lugansport with
To xno AHAsH Railroad for all points in the
Wabash valley
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NEW G00DS-READY-MADE
CLOTHIUGl

vNHR zats-sEnsi has izs; received stock 81
u Piece Go5ds. consissns Of Cloths, CAssISETs.
-ATISETTs. TwEkD5. &c. Which he viii sell ~ the
rar1 70 salt purchasers
He ~tIi make order all kinds OF Garments far
'stiess which shall ns sad be otherxse salts
- terry
He also has hand large stock OF Ready Made
Cloth in made 81 good Ma,rrf.i In the
Also good Assortment os GxsTLssxxs
6ooas 1hcA h- oserSng TO the public the lowest
ss5le prices.
JACOB KkRSs. Axens.
kIekz9l&. April a, IsSc. LEAF
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-01-06

CnifiNators Horse iSaSes, Corn >hcti"r~.
Aat a - an a sortment Of AGkfCULrLR
Al TNPLENENTS
, Articles he had at oil
IaIftosTntzs. u PARK & BHAD9N
BEARD Il SINEN, Richmond, Ind.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-01-06

lta4 SIDE ~itA bolts and can as mails
iroa, Aat be tei~Sei a. pleas
al a small
4:b The beam is simply constracsei that when
broken = n an rho has hand AM
rart-c replace X slsh one or by send
the shoq ssaA hin oae retiy At
fc1 .hc pies
wslh eAza oNEtS Flow sell. We will give the
saetr wtthous atittiaasl
chsr.e, opportunity OF testing tbs
re}atye cs af the tya All determining fer htnseli
Witch . TIE hein
81 oaly /. he taken OF snt Pat o.
halt old style #
r4a satr enei or (st east
stgGe tsl with much less danger Of spell
"a ~ ran af he allow WaeG Out
1r less than hair the price OF TIE oil style
ani - traa Sars she for cents each,
useSln as4.a Rep It 81 working
Ter giis shear
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Papers in the State are requested to copy
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Pearl street sabbath Srisooe.

The annual election of officers or this school
took place on Christmas evening, which re-
suited as follows:
President--R. E. Fulton; Superintendent
James NJ. Poe; Assistant d. b. Crawford
Female Sup't.- Maggie Russell; Assiatant--
Mrs. Ilittle; Secretary-A. w Hall: Treas
urer VIM. Hall; Librarians-Mo
Hall and Charles Gorsuch
During the day, the children had quite a
least on cakes, candies and nuts, and every
thing passed off in good taste and remarkably
pleasant We felt like as if it was good for
us to be there. At night, the Church was
crowded to witness the defamation Of short
selections of prose and poetry by quite mum
Der of Sabbath School scholars; but from
where we sat we could not hear all distinctly
the pieces we did hear, however, were well
acclaimed, and the audience all seemed de
lighted with the efforts of the orators in min
lature. Between the speeches. good singing
and the enlivening strains of MitchelPs Band
(who had kindly volunteered their services, }
Tiled the Church with melody. Twas a fit
ting celebration of the birthday of the One
who said: 'Sufier little children to come unto
me, and forbid them not, for Of such is the
Kingdom of Heaven"
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-01-06

Our New Years Address, we think pres
ents better appearance than any We have
yet seen Cincinnati papers included. J and
Notwithstanding that most of the work was
linen of the kind of work done in the Palladium
Office. Nspeahs. for useJfand that's enough.
Give call. We who want GOOD job of
printing done, at fair living prices.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-01-06

~ Oar young friend, tl,nlr B.rg,s fFepasnt
ly places u.ier o,Iigati ms to hi'n, f3r News
rapers, &c Il,mar carries all tn. citf D4lie.
aud is u prom pt and reliable carrier.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-01-06

z-s- Lewis NJ. Elliott would confer i favor Oh
the proprietors Of this Off e ay calling and set
ting his printing bill.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-10
Trustee - Safe.

VxTHR1BA0 on the S0th day OF December, A
w 1851. william D Nichols and Margaret Nichols
hts wife, executed unto ID A Plumer as Tru,tee q
certain deed Of trust conveying said Trustee the
land In Scott county Io~a, described - follows to
Wit; lot Of lana lying dire ty west % land owned
by vid Palmer and the Ham shs CONNIE nci thi
tytwo 32) rods west Of the Mississippi rver at he
rorth corner of land decided by Rowland 70 the
south eight tS) rods, thence east eight @ thence
north along thu above described land 70 the place
beginnng-sli said land bei-g In the town Of rince.
t0a In saia county and part cf section two (2) in
township seven,y-ninc (79 range Ave () east Of the
Ssh p n, which said Conveyance wss made by the
the purpose OF securi4 the pay ment Of ce,tain
promissory note signed by said william d Nichols
dated the 80th day Of March, u 1857, 70, the sum
Of three hundred dollars, payable six months after
date, With interest at thirty per nt after due.
And whereas, the abos named D Pfumer 3 ab.
sent from, and nonresident 81 the State Of lows
and Incapable OF acting such trustee the County
J0dge Of Scott county hat1 BY virtue If the power
In bun vests BY said deed apport ted George
i Van Hosen tsustes instead Of said D a Ylumer
and the said william Nichols having failed to nav
ths same, !. Georg. n. vsa Bosen, trustee 40
pointed By tbs County Judge Of Scott county. -
Aforesaid, do hereby give this public notice. that by
virtue Of ~ power which - in me vested By said
day Of Nay. a. b. 1850. Il the hour o. to 81
clock in the afternoon Of said day, ct the Court
House door In the city Of Dsvecport expose and ar
~ 1ur sale, st publc auction, tke parcel OF land
shove described much thereof q shall be nees
the interest thereon to the dsyof sae together Win
al the costs and expenses attending said sale coete
q this noeice and Trustees fees.
Dstsd The eth day os April. A D 106e
0EOkGE VAN HOSEN.
Trustee, BY aspoiatmsnt Of County Judge.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-10
Trustees Sale.

"HER0AS on the Gath day OF November A. ID.
w 1856, Jesse Conard Of the county Ct vigo,
state OF indiana, executed unto George J. Nichols
Is Trustee, certain deed Of suet conveying TO said
Trustee the north west quarter Of section No tven-
U-four, ga In township No. eighty-one, (s1) rang
two ~ west Of 5th p. NJ, containing One undr
and Sixsy acres, In Cedar county, state OF Iowa ;
which - d deed OF conveyance 10 recorded in nc ok
N. pages 4G9 aud and OF Deeds, I'm the Recorders
Office OF Cedar county, for the purpose Of securing
the payment Of two certain promissory notss exc
cuted by the said Jesse Conar TO B. Harper dared
a. follows, to Wit: One note for $780, it'll ten ger
cent per annum interest, payable the Path day o.
November A 1851, at Mitchell X Cables bsnk in
kock Island, and one other note for the Of $3.50
With ten per cent interest payable ~ the same place
AMI to be paid On the "a n day OF N, vemb,r A D
1888
Aud now both Of said no, hsvlns become due
sni payable and the interest dccruing thereon and
the said Jesse O0nard having fsled 10 pay the same
!, George Atckols, Trustee - aforesaid do here
By give his public notice thst BY virtue Of the pow
er which - In me vested by sstddeed d Trust.
Will, IN Wednesday the s b day Of April, A d 1859
q the Court House doer Of Cedar county, between
the hours Of and O'Clock in the afternoon OF said
day, Expose and offer for ssle ct public auction,
the parcel OF land above described or 70 much
thereof as shall b. sufficient to satisfy and pay the
amount Of said notes with the interes. thereon to
the day OF SALE together with al he cost, snd ex-
penses att nding said ssl- costs this notice ard
Trustees fees. Dated this 18th day ri February A
d 1869. G. l.. NICHOLAS
0er4Wd Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-10
SheriH,S Sale.

THE SrATR or iowa. In the Distrtct court OF
SCOTT COUNTY, Scott county, Iows.
DY virtue of u special execution issued from the
ID office Of the Clerk OF the Dstrict Court Of Scott
County, state Of Iowa, in favor u John N. Rogers
plaintiff, and against Joseph ambrite, WIN. Col
Inns, Thomas YarwOod, Carter 4 Go, Tallman
Powers Z Mclean. Ailo Parks, Trustees Of Iowa
College Bruce 4 Cook. Almst 4keel, n CoPwiih
%, David Cockley, Robert Means, Ohas Powers,
stanton shelton h o.. 0e) w Baker, Biskemore h
IAwes. jacob W Hknkle, James c Starr, and
John W Baker, DEFENDANTS, dated Msrch 18Th,
1859, and to me direciei Goa man ling mo thst of
the real et.te he eninafter described, Of the sal!
defendants. mako cause I, 10 made the sun Of
end costs, and command d by said hpetia, = GU
ton, have levie upon the GLOWING described real
estate SITUATED m Scott county Iowa, 10 wit Lots
one two III three Isl TOUR al ard fourteen Hal
In block eight OF subdivision Of the Rus. eli e.
tate, made b. " y 6nrlFv and 'eco-d ed in the
Recorders otict Scott 90 ms, In book N" OF
deeds, page 29l lot eleven M ana part Of 1T
twelve 81 insa III * eight Isl, Being much of
lot twelve III ~ t.s west Of line drawn north
and south through M lot ough the center Of the
division or party pai o. tie double dwelling house
situated on said lot, ard udn4 the vest half OF
said hou.e.
for sale ~ public outcry, Al the Court House toor In
tbs city Of Davenport, in said county, on saturday
the 3Oh day OF April, u 1859, a. the hour OF ;
O'Clock Of said daf, To the highest and best bid
der therefor In cash. the above descrt ed
sufcient thereof to tatisfy the above debt with In
teYeet and costs.
Dated this 24th dsy OF March, 1889.
n. LEONARD,
mch26 hharin Of Scott county. lows
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-10
Trustees Sale.

WHEREAS en- the 10Th day Of January D 1856.
w Wullf Schroeder executed unto Auetin Corbln
az Trustee, certain deed Of trust conveying to said
trustee the land In Scott county Iowa. described az
follows, TO wit: The west half OF the north. east
quarter and the half Of the north. west quarter
Of seq ion number Ave (5) a township number sew.
enty-nine 79) north OF two (2 east Of the III
r. n. which said conveyance was made by the
said Wuf Schro der for the purpose of securing the
payment O. eight certain promlssoYy notes and the
interest thereon signed by said Wulf Schroeder da-
ted the 10Th day OF January, d 1856 and pay able
IS follows vne for $2Oo, payable in six months !;
one Tor $780, payable in ore year for $3.50 pa
abe In two years five others, each for the sum o,
$3.50, due respectively in three, four FIVE six and
seven years, with interest payable annually Ut ten
per cent.
And now said third described note having become
due and payable, and the ssid Will Schroeder hay.
Ing failed TO pay the same, L. Austin Corbin tru tee
Aforesaid do hereby give this public notice that by
virtue Of the power which is In me vest d by said
deed Of tru.t, will on Thursday the twsnty-eighth
day Of April, 1859, at the hour OF O'Clock IN
the afternoon Of said day. at the Court House door In
the city OF Dave nport aud offer for sale at pub
lie auction to the highest bidder for cash. the parcels
Of land sbove described much thereof as shall
Be suflcent 10 satisfy and pay the amount OF sid
notes with the interest thereon to the day Of sale to-
sether With the costs and expenses attending said
sale, costs Of this notice and trustees fees Upon
the completion Of such sale deed will he given In
accordance with the stipulation OF said deed OF
trust.
Dated the ID day Of April, 1859.
AUSTIN CORBIN,
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