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GOV. cOrwin--Moaument celebration.


All accounts agree that Gov Corwin exhibits
fully his former eoquence and popularity on
the stump in Southern Ohio, and he is every
where warmly greeted by the people He ad-
dressed large meeting at Athens last week,
and spent day with the citizens, very many OF
whom called upon him. The Messenger says :
Among the "old settlers" who seemed spe.
cially to enjoy the renewal Of his acquaintance,
we could not but notice our ielOw-cluZeus Gen
John Brown and Mr. Abel Stedman-the latter
Of whom marched with the Governor, during
the war of 1912, from Lower Sandusky to Sen
&c under the command of Gen Harrison
Gov Corwin was tue "wagoner-boy" OF seven
teen years of age, aud Mr. Stedman one of the
Volunteers in guard of supplies, etc, for the
Ame rican Army. OF course the scenes and
hardsuips of their youth were recounted and
dwelt upon in a familiar and feeling manner
If an Orator has not already been selected for
the Tenth of September Celebration at Put in-
Bay, we trust that Gov. Corwn will be invited
The occasion will be one OF unusual interest,"
and Gov Corwin is just the orator to heighten
it. lie was a wagon boy of the frontier army
when the youthful Perry swept the Lake Of the
British fleet, aud it is peculiarly fitting that his
mastery eloquence should be heard in laying
the cornerstone of the Monument to commem
orate the most brilliant victory recorded in
American Naval History The People of the
Lakes would rejoice to hear Thomas Corwin on
the Tenth of September
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1neendinrism--pe.rerndo shot.

The towns of Preston and North Stoning-
ton, Conn, have been much alarmed and excl
ted by the conduct of desperate william named
Henry Chapman, who on the night of the sth
burned nine barns and a store along the road
between the Two places. Chapman some years
ago married the daughter Of Mr.. Eleazer
Wheeler, in Stonington, but his conduct Of late
had been such that his wife applied for a d.
vorce. Chapman in his rage proceeded to take
revenge on various parties supposed to be in.
imcal to him. He passed in the night from
barn to barn, setting fires, until he reached the
residence Of bis father-in law. After firing his
barn be attempted to bum Mr. Wheeler's house,
aud was shot by son of Mr.. W from a win
dow while in the act The incendiary ran of,
but the next day was found dead near by, to the
great relief of the community. 1t is supposed
his intention was TO murder the entire family of
Mr. W
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Chnnrn OF Timn

We are authorized to say that the appoint
ment for Gov CHASE, and others, to address the
people Of Ashtabula county, at Jefferson, for
Saturday, the 80 of September, is postponed
till Monday, the 9th Of September Governor
CHASE finds it necessary to be at Columbus on
the 81.
Republican Meetings will be held as follows
At Jefferson, on Monday, Sept 18th.
At Warren, on Tuesday Sept 18th.
At Garfield, on Wednesday, Sept. l4th
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a. Il is said that Gov Wise is about Issuing
a book to be entitled the Complete Letter Wn-
ter "-Erehangs,
A more taking work would be his own biog-
raphy, under the title Of "The FINISHED Letter
" nter "---iBaHy Journal
Il is evident that Gov. Wise still "holds the
pen Of a ready writer for his organ, the r CHI
mond Enquirer, in referring to the DOnnelly
letter says the has written and will yet write
many more and similar letters"
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BLUE STEM WHEAT.--Mr, Thomas Hird, o
hockPort Cuyahogo county, always raises gooc
crops OF the best varieties Of wheat 4 sample
OF Blue Stem lies before us tnat cannot be ex,
cehed' The yield this year is twenty. two bush
els 10 the acre. Mr.. H. has raised for twenty
h'e years a kind of wheat which he calls Bea-
yer Dam IL is winter wheat, and bearded
for Twelve years previous to the depredalions
Of the weevl, It's average Weld Was ;birtv
bushels per acre Ohio Farmer
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STEAM ON RoADs-The running of steam en-
Piaes on common roads, though new In tbis
country, has been tested 10 England. There
is an engine running daily from Manchester 10
a colery, eight miles distant The road is un
dulating, and has several sharp curves, yet the
engine draws FIVE four-whesled wagons, contain.
log thirty tuns weight.
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STARK CoUSry.-The wide awake Republi.
cans of Old Molly Stark have selected a capi-
tai ticket by the popular vote system, headed
by Daniel B. Wyandt and John Ellison for
Representatives The Repository states that
the poll was a large one, and an earnest Of
what may be expected the second Tuesday Of
October
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EGPLoHoN-LIvEs Lost The boiler Of a
portable saw mill in Athens county, Ohio, ex.
ploded on the sth, killing one of the owners,
Mr.. Willard Hatch, and Mr.. Seeoy, who was
was blown entirely of.
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DIsPAToHED In view Of the rotten bridges on
the New York railroads, says the Boston Trans
eripf the managers OF these corporations might
announce that Passengers would be dispatch
ed In the cars.
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Fourteenth District

Goa CHASE has ordered an election in the
Fourteenth Congressional District to fill the
vacancy occasoned by the death Of the Hon
Cyrus Sphinx, to be held on the day Of the State
election.
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o., Willow grove, Ioga, Nav, IgFg
Dr. IL Iu rs, SIR-H1pnF Il my eucuuTIer s3,nie IT,
ar ne Invalid To seek renei from suffering give 6eiy
ihe acts a. my own Sc Hou first rbed ior mo in
sept, 1870 had been suffering urv4nrg iron, "a r,, ~
cation OF dis aud im1uuties OF tbs Lnoi mn ~,
three years excepting tsw weeks Md beon st ~ &
nnor 60 lauly In he'd and at that time was loo a. N
up CHAIR log enough TO have my bed urrnnped nar
,ou suul uprgW upon my feel. MY suffering, we're
without utrrm-slon, aud Mt times were very aren't Dr
ly AND dgungemeut seemed no peuade the enrs sy lem
~ lht kud friends aud an attentive rhysctHu cluli E
huu been done for had also used diferert tns ~
patent mrc mes, which acted p4laiIyes nm fsiird y,
Rengeu ,Iutl ,atment ihre was Gradual Improvement
lhe eng "l Anew weeks was nhe 70 sit up an hour al
lht tim" Improvement was more mpd-haye since heer
2 llnruey west, and Hm now enOyIg good ipFrTe M
heuuh feel that o. your treatment under Inc biessnga
OF Cod an Indebted for life and comfortable health
Yours with much respect, Mas Nj ~ nv NiCg
Ms b resided nrns heT sickness aud while under tr,
nnut IA NJ nusun Geauea Co, a., whore he Tthsr NJ
N"'st'I ''i'''" SUI I'W'lA NIEdtml3 l3tO21au:wlm
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August and September Appointments.
DR, II. TJBBS can be consulted as

Dr T. gives his undivided attention TO Chronic nissos
es, ueAl Hs thousands ahnuuv huniTed OF whom bays
recovered amer ali other resources had ftllca a.
ana other pOsuus never used, nor are ,atiprs
prospect OF recovery. '''''p'nuluE
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I-mms,on's Go lege ou University Heshs-a S,aVe-
ueur 10 the Machine Shops u The Ceye aud ana Maoh
ing Railroad . uus able Tor residences as any uh
urrunied lands u Cl vel nd oI its cuily uul hui rap
IIIv tuCTeIsc lu value
IU M, of sale us lu. lows g. ...
uf the bd IuIe will be required 20 DE paid down %
tho tIme Of slnug tho cUur c., suO each on oureeu
lurg Nos SOC 20 I'D $50 euch lots Nos H2i TO- aiO
SO uuch ON 5ll no biti 500 rnch % 10 Nos
553 5g and Nos Ol 10 G6i aud Sbl each un ino re-
uaulug los uts dance no be paid m nv equal Hnnu
l aymcu with annual int rest 81 per cent and a. tax
that he hereafter levied ur ushtssed vh the laI anu
also Che taxes ui thr present year .- d
Parties paying down greater amount lhih Ieq1li'N
above VIII Uu allowed per cent ON the excess
Parties bidding of ar ne lots un ume, W. Iertlft
q contract from the owners 100 vhCh ItI viii ubisa.t
themselves giye warranty deed or such iaud gn lhr
90 meut uf spld cIutnc uld par los ptlug h iuu Tor
thoir lots VIII warranty deeds direct from tue t"h-
ear aud uuquss hlo o viii ne given and it re-
& ed abstrcjs titlo made by Moses Kelly aud A. 4,
A.. rs. FsQs, viii be exhibit d.
vi the property may now be seen az nv office owe
,th ut's Bans. superior street or no %, Cutter sons
a, Vnoms. Bank street, and maps viii Dc furnished Co
hitler. oY thU day of sale
Ti,s 6e. l1ng in make purchases are particularly re-
ms d Iu "a Ill and examine the tIupehy prior t9l6e gay
of sale ,r,, ,grn gu4t5,d 'oib
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LONGwORTH a ZIMmERmANn..

~ Eor safe iu Cleveland by T. b Ames, VIM
Jacob Lglsy G MukenZe, b. churchill +.
purEsN Co, G, kwuse. N. g. Brewer h q Hurtt
LOUIS umhstaetter, and b, druggists generally
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-05

vxrHnnoAo a H. 4asA day Of usveaAsr, 4. D.
w 1855 Jesse Cens I'd sxseuted unto O. b ,ass,
= Tyuss<e . certain Desd u Tsust r~cosaed IN the
Recerdey's efnce 81 Cedar county, In Dmt n, page
"a &C. coaveyng 70 said trustee tbs isad 10 Cedar
couosy, love, Described % 10ll0v., - VT me
north eoss QuasNr Of sfction No. twenty-five t16l
in township No. esghty.one 1911 n. end u ssnos too
fa west Of nth 6sh principal idian, csotsieinG
~ Unitsd Asssss survey oss hundred aud sixty
scse., sAich said conveyance vss msd- to he said
j. G. Bets for the purpOe Of securing the payment
Of tvo pr omiss ry Oes. sud the Int rest there n,
signed b. the ssA Jesse Coaasd dated she Gath cay
Of Move mb,r = D 1855 for the cum Of ave hundred
aud nftg do'sTs each, vi 1T rest At ten ~ cent
Der apnuu,, aud pay able aud 10 y Ars after ste
respectively 70 the orcer u bea Hsrper.
Aud nov the said notes having become due and
paysbis and be interest sccSuing thereon, and the
said Jesse c. BARD having TAI. 70 psy tbs same. u
Belts, Trustee ~ sf,ressid. do hevebs give this
public no.cs. that by virtue Of the pose vhlch h Ia
me scsta by sstd deed Of trust WILL on wednesday
the Cab day " April. A 1863, al the Court hours
door Cedar County, betvsen the hours of two aud
three O'Clock IN the afternoon OF salt day. expos
aud OFFER for sale. q public auction the parcel Of
land shove described, much thereof o shsi bs
sucsnt TO satisfy and pay the OF said n0esa
with the ntevest thereon 10 the day sale egethes
with eli the costs and sSpsnsss sttendieG said SOLE
costs Of thts NOTES and trustees fees.
Dated the 9Sth Day Of Yebraar D 1853
mchl-30l \. q BRrTS, Trustee.
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s.ai Is. Ks
LEGAL.


NkTM91kA0 On the lAth day u April, A. u. ISIS
w 0sgsA ). Alien and Gtephen All n her
husband u Scott county, State Of Iowa, executed
unto 1rank Plum T. rs Trustee, . certain DEED ~
County, Iowa, deorvtbes sollovs, 70 Wit Begin-
mag u = point eighy (S0) feet due east ON the
north east cornsr Of lot No i've % BLOCK No one
hundeesi and dve 1OSD In lie Csire. al itton 10 the
city % Osvenpor-. running south from said t1int
along the east line Of Perry street one hund I'll snd
nifty JOJ feet, thence east eighty Sol feet ths nee
north Oh hundred AID hfty ti5o) f~s thsnce vest
ssDd CONVEX snce wss'msde ~ the said Sarah q Al
len and St'phsn r. Alien for the parpose OF secu-
ring the ~, ment OF two certain promissory notes
and the Interest thereon, signed by said arsh 4.
Alien and Stephen T. Alleo, dated the !4th day CT
April. A u ISIS, and payable ~ follows; One for
hundred aud sixty three dollars ayab- IN the
l4th day II Dec mber, 1855. aud one {. i've hun
dred dollars payable OH the iath " December isss
With interest at the rate u ten per cent Jer annum
payable TO this order ~ Ira own which 50 NOT,
were assigned By the said Ira Brown 10 Jsmes ".
Parker
And said 70 prom H.. DRY notes having becom.
due and payable, and the rad sarah Alien and
Stephen Alien HAVING failed to psy the same I,
Frsnk PlumeS TSu tee as Aforesaid, do hereby aivs
Is 10 me vested By said dsd o Trust, will on Tues
day the 12th day Of April 1859 at she hour Of
O'Clock IN the afternoon Of said day st the ccur
Mouse DIOR 10 the city Vt Davenport expose Offer
for sale Ct Dubic auctioD the parcel ofiand aboye
scr,bsd or 20 much thereof snail b. necessary
esttsfy snd pay the cunt OF SAID notes with the in
eYest thereon the day OF sale, together With al
the costs and expenses attending said sale costs
| this notice asd Trustees fees
Dated the 17ih day Of March, a D 1859
PRANK PLUMHR,
mehlo Trus, e.
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Ehertn,S Sale.

THE STATE OF IOWA, In tha Scott county Dis
SCOTT COUNTY, So. trict Court.
DY virtue Of execution issued from the Office
ID Of the Clerk Of the District Court offs TT coun-
~, State OF Iowa, In favor ~ Nicholas FejervaHy,
plain II. and against Ienatius Lsng-r, defendant
dated March It'll, 1859, andto direct ID, command
ing the that Of the goods cbsttels took interest
third persona, lands anc tebements (which are not
ex npt by law from sxecution OF the said Itnatius
LANCER ] make, or cause 70 be made. the sum Of
twenty three hundred one and Is 100 dollars, with
interest and costs and by virtue Of said execution
! Levied upon the following described personal prop
erty, 70 wit: double lumber wagons, 2 OF carts,
blue reaper, ] sewing mschire, ! corn crusher end
horse power, two horse sed, tanning mills, fe*d
cutters, staple machine, cness, press, kettle
and stove, I cupboard box with glass, hArrows,
acultivators, breaking plows, c9rn planters pair
ste'iyards, window sash, coffee mill scythes,
scoop shovsls, shovel plow. hay rake two horse
pows. two horse scraper, hoe, cross eas saw,
post holes hay rakes, be ateads tool chest ard
contents, tobacco cutter I sugev, box and con-
tents, y sack Of see1 lin horn, 3 oil cans, pump
chan plies ails, plies plank, plstlor ms, coils
wiz, spade, pitchforks, half bushel measures,
Log chsins, so9rel horse, sett double harness,
OK Jokes, breahiAg plow, stirring plows, 3hoss,2
shoveas spsdes, buggy tongue, pitch f0rls,
iron bars, hex and contents, kegs, pile fencing
plank.
And hereby give public nStice that shall Offer
tor sale at public outcry on " Duck Greek Farm"
on Saturday the 30th 0sy Of April, 1889, between
the hours Of and O'Clock n Of said day. to tho
highest And best bidder therefor IN cash the above de-
scribed property, 81 cient thereof ~ satisfy the
above debt with Interest srd costs
Dated this 2sih day Of March, 1859.
H. LgONARD,
april Sh'G Of 6Oott Co. Iowa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-05

VKYHBRE a. on the 18th day Of eep.enber. a. y.
w isos, John Williamson and julia " williamson.
his wife. executed unite Ja0es O 0riea trustee
certain deed Of trust, conveying to sat trustee the
land In Scott county lows, described follows. TO
Wit The esst half u lot No twenty eight t2Sl .,
known, nunbeted and designated the RECORDED
plat at J. Rradshaw's subdivision Of part Of lot
section IS tow ship IS range eskt Sth - IN
che city Of Davenport, which said convey ance wss
made BY the said John williamson ami julia y NJ
mson his wife, for the purpose Of securing the pa
ment Of certain promissary note and the interest
thereon, signed By said John 3 williamson. dated
the 18th day Of September. d 1858. and paya-
BILE - follows: One for two hundred and twenty
ave dollars. payable On the 18Th cay II March, \ y
1853, TO John Kane.
And nov said promissory motto having become due
and PAYABLE and the said John viii iam son having
failed 70 pay the ssmes James O'Bren, Trustee -
aforesaid, do hereby give ths public notice, that BY
virtue OF the power which Is In vested BY ssld ID
Of trust will, on Monday tho 18th day Of Apsil,A
1852 at the hour Of two o'clock in the sftern0On Of
said day. at the curt House door In the city o. Da-
venport expose and fer for sale Ut public auction,
the parcel Of land above described. much there.
Of shall be Necessary 70 satisfy and pay the amount
Of said note with the interest thereon 70 the day
SALE together with all the costs and expenses aten-
ding said sale, casts Of ths nOtiCe and fees
Dated the Gath day Of March, 1879.
JAMES O'BRIBH,
mch2e Trustee.
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SherjH,S Sale.
Trustee - Sale.

VxTHBREA0 on the 21st day Of January, d 1855.
w George L Nichols executed unto John !. Dwits
Trustee certain deed Of trust conveying to said
Trustee the interest Of said Nichols In y certain 20
years lease OF land from Noel, recorded In book
!" page 49, being 70 b. more or less, in the
lou,h eest quarter Of section number %, township
rs, rsnge east Of the 5th \, to Wit: Beginning
q stsne in the centre Of section twentythr car
thence east 1910 feet, thence north with Harrison
street 706 feet thence west 7S4 100 feet, thence
north SIS feet, theme 4l5 IA 100 feet TO atone
corner with Hrs Noel, thence south 1858 fee 10
tbs place Of beginning, which said conveyance was
made by the said Nichols for the purpose Of securi
the payment Of two certain promssory notes signed
by said Hickos, dated the 2ist January, 1856, one
motto for hundred dollars payable July 81, 1856
and other note Ct eleven hundred dollars HOO
payable the 21st day OF January, 1857.
And now said notes haying Become due and payable
and the sad Nichols having failed to pay the same,
I. d. VIVIAN Evera, Trustee appointed BY the Conn.
~ Judge substitute for }. l.. switz, Che declining
n serve) do hereby give this public notice, that by
virtue Of the power which 10 In me vested by said
deed Of trust. will, on Tuesday, tho 9Th day Of
April. 4 D 1859, between the hours Of and
O'Clock In the afternoon Of said day, at the Court
House door In the city Of Davenport expose and Of
for or sale, at pubiic auction the lsasehod Of the
parcel Of land shove described much thereof 40
shalt be necessary to satisfy and pay the amount Of
said note, with the interest thereon to the day OF SALE
together with all tho costs and expenses attending
said sale, coets Of this notice and Trustees fees
Dated the 9th day Of March, A d 1869
Nv VAN RIVERA,
Trustee. ~ appointment OF County Judge.
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LEGAL.


0rATs o. IOwA,l Int ~ District Court o. uocss
SCoIS OOgs1v. lcosuty, state eva.
DY virtus Of m cnccution issued from The one>
ID Of the Clsrk o. this District Court Of rcots r0un
~, state " lows. In fsv0r Of ". D. Tov lee. -
AGAINST y Why and :. ". Wiiey, dated % ~
iOsh day % February 1853, and Ia directed cen.
handing that Of the Gnods ehAtels, sterk 81 -.
teress IN ssy company. debts due. property IN the
hands Of third pen sans, iaacs anil trneents (which
not exempt ny isw from ex- utiony oS she sssd
q. y. Wiley srd } w. Willy. Imake, ov cause "a
b- made. the sum nf two hundrci ywrnty tvo an.
Scion dollars. le222 s1 with interest aud co~ts and
In ol eiience 10 said cCmmsnd have levied u,,en !
~aseb0id est ate ofth above namsj J ~ wiley end
described follo~s, To vit: Lts and ten IN loci
one ~ Of 4 & u Chuschiiis acdnsn 10 the city d
Dsvsi port, Scot county, love. together With n.
bulinss th sitsstesi sud the icc stesei Ia sa,
buildings
And ! hereby give public notice that shal tfe,
for sale ~ public outr.y the premises sbove De
cribsd In SAID city Of Davenport, Scott county Ia
w., ON Saturday the 10th day Of Aprii 1859 Il IN
hour Of o'clocs Of said day 10 tho heh~et N,
beet bidder there or IN cash, The above dusyibs,
property O suffic-nt thereof to s.tisiy the epy
deft, " tn tntevv~t and costs.
| Dated this l>ah day q Mach, 1859
LEONARD,
mchiS 0ht1tn of scott Go Iowa
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ElhCriR,& Sale.

sooTT COUNTY. Of Scott county. Iowa.
DY virtue Of . o. special execution issuei from
ID The office Of the G ERIK Of the District Court Of
Scott county, State Of Iowa. in favor Of John Horn
by, plaintiff. and against ,seph Lambrte, Julettl
Lamtrit-, his wife, Garter & 90, Tallman, Pow
ers X Mclean, Mo K Parks, bruae l. Cook, Trus-
tees of Iowa College, Almet ekeel, N Corwith Co
David Cockley, Robert y. ans, Charles Powers, Geo
Bsker, Stantoa Shelton X Go, Biakemore & LsWes
W Skinkle, James o Starr John " H Bakers Helen
Richards and william Fairfield, defendants, and
dated on the 10Th March, 1859. and to directed,
commanding that OF the real estate he matter
described, make, cause to be made, the sum OF
twelve hundred forty-two and So loo dcll,rs with
interest ami costs; and ~ commanded by faid sp =
cial execution have levied upon the follow ing de
&C ibed real estate situated in Scott county, Iowa
wit: All that part Of lot No one In block No f-
~ four 5l in thr city OF Davenport ia said co1nty
bound ID and described follows, to wit Beginning
at the north esterly corner of said lot Perry
reefs ,hence running southerly along P,rry street
sixty 1901 feet thence eas,erly and at rsht sngles
with Perry street sixty -four 6s feet theaee north
erly sixty 1907 feet to tn. alley and thence westerly
beginning.
And hereby give pubic notice that I shall OFFER
for sale at public cry at the Court House door IN
the city Of Davenport in said county, on Saturday.
the 8Oh day Of April 1869, At tho hour Of O'Clock
NJ OF said day. TO the hiehest and beet bidder there
for In cash, the above described property or sum-
cient thereof to satisfy the above debt with interest
ana Costs.
Dated this gath day Of March, 1859.
H LEONARD,
mch26 sheriff Of SCOTT county, Iowa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-05

vXyHERUAN on the Gath day OF November A. d.
w 1855, Jesse OOnsrd Of the county Of vigo,
state Of Indiana, executed unto George l. Nicko,ls,
trustee, certain deed Of trust conveying to said
Trustee the north west quarter OF section No TWEEN.
sy-fouY, (24) IN township NJ eighty-one (sl) range
two, az vest Of 9th p. csntaiuing One Hundred
and Sixty acres, In Cedar county, ktAte OF Iowa /;
which % deed OF conveyance Is rec. rdcd In Book
n. poges lO9 aud and OF Deeds. I'm The Recorder
once Of Cedar county, for the purpose Of securing
cutcd by the said Jesse Consrd 20 b. harper dated
the 2Atn day Of November a d 1895. and rayable
follows, 20 Wit one note for $780, v ith ten rer
NovembcT 4 ID 1851, II Mhcnell h cables bank 10
Rock lsiasd, and ono othes note for the ~ $3.50
With ten per cent interest payable 81 the same place
and 70 b. paid on the Gath day Of November D
1885,
And now both Of said notes having become due
and payable AMI the interest accruin9 thereon and
the esid Jesss Oonssd having failed 10 pay ths same
], George u Nichols, Trustee Aforesaid, do herr
hv givc his public notice tht BY virtue OF the pow
Or which II In me vested by saiddced Of Trust, I
Wall, IN Wednesday the 6-h day Of Apgil, a d 1859
q the Court House dosr Of Cedar county, Between
- hsuss Of and O'Clock In the afternoon OF eaid
day, sxpoee and offer for sale, at public auction
the passed OF land abose described or 90 much
thereof % shall b sufficient TO satisfy and nv he
amouns Of said notes with the interess thereon 10
~ day q sale togeseer with III ,he coeas snd a.
Dooses attendng sad SALE costs o. this notioe eod
tYuseee's fees. Dated this 18th day d Ysbruaey A
D 1876. @. L. NiCIOLIa.
1srSsOj Trustee.