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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-05-27
The South Pari, Flour Mills.

We had the pleasure, lew days since. OF
passing through the Touring establishment
of Mcssrs. woodman, Phelps 4 Co., at So.
Paris, IN company with Mr.. Phelps, the
managing partner. who politely explained
it, whole operation. The old factory is 81.
lei with the necessary machinery. while an
addition, Of equal sEe. il building, 20 be
used for store house. The company have
in operation five runs OF stone. driven by
wheels set in the bottom Of the nume. and
resting upon the solid ledge beneath, secure
from ordinary accidents. These stones are
stones besides supplying the demand for
custom grinding. MANUFACTURES all the choice
brands Of family lour, from the best South.
ern and Western wheat. The machinery Is
very perfect in its operation, and does lis
work in the best manner. II is all Of the
mos, modern construction. Their works
are arranged for large amount Of business.
and We are happy to learn tina, the demand
for their -four is rapidly increasing.
Across the street. in the old erst mill, the
company have machine for cutting up
bolts Cor barrel slaves. machine for saw.
ing laths, shingles and hoops, and convex
saw, which cuts out barrel slaves, curved
ready COR use. Thi. saw Is made on vii.
sons plan, one set Of teeth cutting the .,aye
and the other planning IL, at the same time,
50 tina, !, only requires trimming before be-
ing set mp.
1, is the intention OF the firm to erect,
during the present season. an extensive cs-
Enlistment for the manufacture Of lumber.
barrels. &C., on the opposite side Of the riv-
cr. We hope the proprie,ors will meet with
the success, their enterprise merits.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-05-27

The war between tho two factions Of tho
democracy is getting to he amusing. The
Belfast Journal thus shakes mp the Col
- We have felt some solci,nlo f5r tho
d'ni1rns Of he vicinity about '' the Camden
Mountain" since Smart's paper. tho Free
Press. assured that those ''mountains would
he shaken to their very base II the ha'i.G',-
ed yoomanry could have m opportunity to
vindiclte him."
1--WE have no, felt the shake yet, AMI
should hc very sorry II tho denlzeus about
old Megunticook should b, swallowed hy a1
earthquake. We rally hope tho mountain
won't "shakc." Don't. Col, We pray You.
got mp an earthquake in emo own, native
town"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-05-27

EuRorE. The details Of the news by the
last steamer show. no movements Of conse.
quence. other than the concentration Of
troops upon the Geld Of operations. Tho
inactivity OF Austria is ineNpllcablc. She
seems to have thrown away all the adyan-
tag, of an early entry into Sardinia. Ma.
poleon has gone to command the French in
Italy, having made the Empress, Regent Of
the Empire.
There i,a report tina, Kos,u,h i, in Slr-
dina, and has created disturbance among
the Hungarian troops in the Austrian for
ce., and tina, they number one.third Of the
whole Austrian army in Sardinia. Tits is
alleged to be the cause Of the indecision Of
the Austrians. Another steamer, with
three day, later dates, was due when we
went to press.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-05-27

TRorHLE EXPECTED. Mr. Blgelow, Of the
Evening Posr writes from Paris, that the
reason Of Napoleon's delay in leaving the
city was owing to the discovery Of a COM
bination among the disaiTcc,cd Orleaui,,s
in the Quarter IT. German, 70 make irol.
bic IL pari. during hi, abenec. Gems.
ChangarnIer and Lamrocitrc are said 10
have been in the combination. The la.
pcror was mad, aware of their schemes,
but made no arrests Tor the obvious ral.,u
that he did not wish the affair 10 get wind
in Austria. H.. however le; the conspirl.
tors know that be was aware Of their orer.
ation', and for greater security recalled the
Duke Of MalakuT from London, and PLACID
him at the head Of tho Home force, cJn'i,'
ting Of 800 900 men.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-05-27

A IlonE VIEW. The following paragraph
is the conclusion OF an article, written by a
citizen OF Aroostook County, in the Pioneer.
"Aud, Mr.. Editor, to speak my honest
conviction, have not n particle OF faith in
the scheme believe the intention of the
most jealous friends Of the scheme is to get
control Of the public lands, and to suffer
them to do i, would be impoli,ic on the
part OF the State. hope the people viii
take dispassionate view Of the matter, and
act accordingly. do no, think there will
be- five votes in our town in favor OF the
scheme, for We Believe 1t would be very il.
furious to the welfare Of the County and
also Of the State. Yours, truly,
BkSJ. HAwLs.
Ashland, April 30, 1859.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-05-27

worth while to speculate upon their prOba.
bic chances Of success. Like other men,
we have our predictions and preference as
to men, but we 20 in with all our might
for the nominee Of the convention, after the
nomination shall be made, and shalt unite
our humble influence with that OF our re-
publican brethren all over Maine, in aehiev'
ing another triumph. another victory,
worthy the I" Dirigo " state, and the party
pledged 10 "lead %. in rcdecming the
Union from the de-POti,n aud misrule OF
the slave democracy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-05-27

We are informed that Father lawrence
administered the rite Of baptism to 'ourteen
candidates. on Sunday. at Bryant's Pond.
From the age Of the pastor i, wis found
necessary to lead the persons to hiW, he re-
naming in the water ull the lac, one was
baptized.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-05-27

SrppES Darn. Noah Smith. E'l.. faith
er Of our Secretary Of State, dropped dad
in Blackstone street, Boston. on Friday AZ.
ternoon while on the way To take the car,
for his home at South Reading. II, was
50 years Of age. and was in excellent health
and good spirits when he lef, his home in
the morning. Ills son Noah. Jr.. the Sec
rotary Of our State, happened to b. in Boz
ton at the time, transacting business with
The Governor and Council u Ml.slehusalts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-05-27

Howard Abbott, son Of Hon. Nehemiah
Abbott. Of Waldo, and a student in Bow
doin College. was missed frnm his room, on
Friday, and has not since been heard from.
lie left letter in his room, stating that no
was tired Of life. and intimating an inten.
ton to kill himself IIo possessed a morbid
Imagination, which, It is thought, resulted
in insanity.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-05-27

EXAMINING COMMITTEE OF TuE Ban Tn
der the provisions of the recent s,au, re-
quiring an examination Of all candidate. Tor
admission to he Bar, by committee, C.aief
Justice Tcnney. appointed the fo'l,wrns
gentleman FOR this county. Hon. Reuel
Washburn. Livermore Hon Nahum Nor
rill, Auburn Hon. e. W. Goddard, Au-
burn. Lewiston Journal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-05-27

The Bethel Courier records a marriage.
solemnized on the Gun inst, az Bryants
Pond, by Ray. J. II. FARNuM. Ii isamat-
ter OF rejoicing that the recent revival has
had 20 extensive an influence, at that place
The Courier does not state to wha' demons
nation the reverend gentleman is attached
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-05-27

We learn that the Methodist church at
South Paris will be opened for religion. ser.
vices. next sabbath In the morning. a
sermon will be preached suited to the re-
opening Of the house; and in the afternoon.
the funeral sermon Of Mrs. fau
The house has been painted and bcauii.
fully frcscood, greatly improving it, internal
appearance. The outside will be immedi.
a,cly painted.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-05-27

The Univrr,alis, Society have purchased
a lot Of Capt E Bemis, on Court street, Tor
their church. The price paid was $780,
which is at the rate OF $4,000 yer acre.
It is but few decades of years since the
whole site Of our village was sold for an
iron kettle.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-05-27

Noticing the " Photography Of Sound, I"
a Philadelphian would like to see the
shape OF good long snOrc OF a pig
squealing under gate; Of thousand Of
brick falling: Of an alarm OF fire; Of the
bursting Of barrel Of sour crout, or the
first cannonade along the line Of the IT,
cino."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-05-27

Counterfeit 500 bills on the Brighton
Market bank are In circulation. Experts
think the bills are printed from the genuine
plates, and have forged signatures. Sever.
al thousands OF dollars have been exchanged
for these bills in New York. The bank is
withdrawing all its genuine bills OF this
denomination and will probably procarea
new plate.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-05-27

IllNrs TOWARD purIcL PyErTcrioN OK
Inn PmlosornY OF llru,N Bprrr by u.
II Jacques. New York Fowler and Wells
publishers. sos Broadway. Prize 81.
Thi. work which five IN stake not,
is destined 20 command almost universal
attention. and awaken everywhere a deeper
intsrc., in the physical improvement Of the
race than has We, yet been manifested. its
revelations OF the laws Of human couGsura.
ton on which symeiry and beauty depend,
are no, les interesting and important than
they are novel and surprising; showing. as
they DO, that We have 'he power TO change.
gradually bu, surely, the shape and NJ
rausement Of lone. fiber. aud fluid, thus
growing. day by day, more beautiful or
mrrc Ugly according to the direction given
70 the vital fares.
twill be found deeply interesting, 20 both
sc1-.. AMI to all ages and We carr e.tly com.
mend it TO all Tor whom health strength
and beauty have any attractions; to young
women, who will not look in vair in it, pa
*. Tor the secrets Of that womanly beauty
and personal a,traciiveness which they very
properly desire to possess and To young
men, who will end il manual Of rulcs Tor
the development, Of those high qualities Of
physical ylcor and manliness which will
command the admiration Of their own sex
no les than the love Of the other. lllus,a.
ted with twenty plates and a large nun cr
Of cuts, executed in the highest s,y le OF art,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-05-27

TuE WOUNDS iiE,LEp The Portland
Advertiser hints that the wounds Of the un-
terrified democracy have been healed, by tho
formal turning over Of both branches TO
the support OF Mr. Guthrie. Tho admin
istratiOn wing is To be transferred by the
Argus, and the Douglas wing by Col.
Smart. This great " harmoniling move.
men," has hccn effected by the Efforts of
Col. Peter &. Washington, who u to be-
made SECRETARY Of the Treasury, when Mr..
Guthrie is elected President.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-05-27

There was gathering Of distinguished
Saehems Of the democracy in this city on
Monday evening. We observed upon tho
Register of the Sigidahoc the names Of Hon.
VIM X. Kimball. Z. 5. Marshal Hon.
John Babson, Vice Consul on the Canada
Line Henry Ingalls,, ESQ Of Wi.cassot. and
others Of equal note. Hon. Benz. Wlssin
arrived on rue'dny. The earth moves as
usual. Bath Times.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-05-27

The Oxford Congregational Association
will hold its annual meeting at lIumiord,
on the 9Th and sth OF June. Ample ar
mngemen,s have been made for the accom- L.
nodation Of delegates.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-05-27

The rumor' Of the death Of Mr. America
Firmr. which have been current in this vi
entity, are Incorrect. lie has 80 Ear rccov.
cred as to be able TO rlde out. We learn
that his mind is wandering at times, in
consequences Of the injuries to hi. head.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-05-27
PrRLissKp EvrKr TEipAI MORNING ny
WIN. A. PIDGIN & Co.,
FEorRiEroEs.
JOHN J. FERRY, Editor.

Terms -Ons Dollar ssd Tily Crpts rsr ,sar,
II NuvAsCI; 1~o Dollars 80 The col e The
YEA.
CtrnutNG. To acconno'pte surI asate MI
LEG % 80 On sxtsnding The cttcuhtion q e hone
pspsT. ~hers the mous, secumpan''- The aide',
~ wili seni
10 Cop'e-. ior ons year. iot $3.50
20 - -
rs. Y. NILFs, No ScorsN's Bu,liiug.
Coat ttsst. h..iuu, y au,hof Tet % trcgisr a.
Veut.emsuts ior this Tsyer, 30 the faue raies ~
puirsd b, 90.
rs. ". FtrrTNGitI = Co, 10 State 81,
Bo-iua, ani l22 Nss.au -. Ns~ Nofk, sfr uuf
suth.fi1ed se~uts &C. rtucufiug suhsctiptions and
forwarding advertisements.
EFPa,tnsut g. ~ alv-tti.sm-1i. - bell 10 bc
do f"u The tsie the 6rst ,n-su,nn.
- CuHssnuaicattsns shauid H. directed o.
- The ONi1fi D,m"cf.t." ftri., Ne.
ROok aud job Printing
PROMPTLY AND NEATLY ENCCCTEp.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-05-27

j. p. Creaser, will observe by eHAmina-
ton, that ADVERTISEMENTS Of the cln'' lore
warded. are not admitted to our column;
and ,hi. may be considered a sufficient reply
10 his communication.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-05-27

AEo'srooK RNtEoAD. Within n few
weeks. the Democrat ha. contained extracts
from other papers. a' well as original re-
marks, in opposition To the Aroo'iook Rail-
road scheme. |, i. but justice to all parties
concerned Tor US to .ay thatwe nave had no
hand in writing or publishing anything
which has appeared in opposition to the bill
which is to be- voted upon, by the people,
in June next. We are in favor Of the
MEASURE. a, presented in said bill, and shall
vote Cor 1t a, the polls. JouN j. PrEEr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-05-27

We learn FROM The Hannibal (Mo.) Ga
zette that Mr.. Richard Golden has joined
Mr.. Greeley in his journey to California.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-05-27

The Eaneelis, states that Rev. A. T. Lo.
ring Of Norway, has received an invitation
from the Grst Congregational church in
Yarmouth, 70 become ITS pastor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-05-27

The morning freight from Portland, on
Wednesday, ran OF at Gloucester. No
one injured. Three cars were smashed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-05-27

The second Baptist church in Sumner is
building new house Of worship, ut Yves,
Sumner.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-05-27
Republican State Convention

The Republicans Of Maine will meet IN
Convention m DtEENC Han. PoErLAND,
ou THURSDAY, az IA Gay - Js'y asIf. a
10 o'cluck 4. NJ. % nominate candidate
tor Governor. aud O. transact any other
business that NAV properly c'mr before the
Convention. Tho basis Of representation
will ~ "a. iollov.
Each city. town and plantation shal, De-
entitled o. one delegate. Zach city. town
and plantation that cast seventy Eve vote,
f,r th- Republican candidate IUr Governor
IN ISIS, shall De- entitled u an additional
delccaies and one delegate o. every hundred
votes ior aid candidate "a l>iS, above sew
euty-tyc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-05-27

JOHN l.. STEVENS,
BENZ u. pE,K.
JAMES NJ. pEEElNG.
SIDNEY PEl,nAM,
!. :. LNfOED,
j q. UONr.
GOWlNG HATllORN,
\ e. HEWEl.
4 :. CLARK.
WM NJ RUST.
;. 4. STRICKLAND,
JOSEPH KELSEY.
L. q PHlLBEOOK,
J : PIKE.
JOTllAM pUNNEIL,
RVaticgE Na's CamHIi',c.
May l., lSjg.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-05-27

The following article was intended for
La, weeks paper bu, having been received
but a short time before going to pres, was
nccesnrIly deferred.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-04
LEGAL.
Trustees Sale.

VKTHuRDAs On the 9Th day u 1sssb, 4 . leG7,
w james Long, Of scott county, ISva, executed
unto Charles 70 Gers, Trustee. certain DssA q
Trast, convoy Ing 20 said trustee The land u Secu
eeanty, Iowa, described - fellows, - wit: fhe
souih-east QUA ter OF section No two ~, and the
north one half Of the south-west quarter and the
south half Of the norsh-weet quarter Of sectlsI
number twelve (i2) oil In 70 snship number seventy
nine (79) north Of range four ~ east a. the Sth
containing three hundred and tvsnty scres Of laad
which said conveyance was made bv the said Jane,
Long for the purpoe 81 securing he payment Of one
certain prornissory note and this iaiefest thereon
signei b. said Jaaes Long, ds'ed ihe 9th day q
march D 1867 ,snd payable . follow: For the sun
Of ore thousana 6oisrs with inssrest IT PEI cen
per snsum, payable on tho S7lh day Of March 4
1853, in favor OF George d. Hull.
And nov said promiOeory note having become due
and pay .bie and the said james Long having fallel
to pay the same, l. Charles Powers tfustes aforo
said DO heb by svs this public notice, that BY viYtul
OF the power which Il In vested By said deed Q.
trust, will, on Thursday the - day Of Jun, 4
1852 at the hour of O'Clock In the ate noon u sale
day at the Court H0aoe door IN the city OF DayeL.
port, expose aud otr for sale. as prbts auction,
the highe.t bidder for cash, the parcels OF land
a.ove d. cr!bed or 90 much thereof shall be u
ctent to safety and psy the amount Of said not
with the Interest thereon to the dsy Of SALE tsgethe
With eli The costs and expenses attending said sale
costs Of this notice asd trustees fees,
Dated the 9th day Of Nay, A d 1868.
CHA1L.S POWERS.
mayll Trustee
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-04
Trustees Sale.

VX7HRREAS IN the 23i day ofEovtm5sr. D 1853.
w Daniel Delaney sId Mary Delah'y. hi, ~,f-eI-
ecuted unto Austip Corbin as trustee It,in cs>d
Of trust convey ing TO said trustee the land la Scott
county, Iowa, described ~ follows, to Wit IL,
number seven II In block number eshty seven lsll
in the city OF Davenport, Isws, which sad conrey-
ance Wa made BY the said Daniel Dclany end s.s
for the purpose Of securing the payment
tain note and the interest hereop sn-d
by the said Daniel Delaney. fstet the 2}d dav Of No
" m0er, D 1855, and payable May Let $50, % tie
order of Antoine - Claire st the banking cuse q
Mscklt d Corbin. for the sum OF two hundred AMI
thirteen doIlsYs.
And now said note having become due and the
said Daniel Delaney having failed 10 pay the SAM
Austin Corbin tru tee Aforesaid, do hereby slvs
this public notice tha BY virtue OF the poser ~heh
Is In mo vested by said dsed Of tru.t, r.ii. on
Saturday the 9Th day Of jun, 1853, te'w--n the
hours Of and O'Clock nthe afternoon Of said day
q the Court House In the city Of Dav npor Of
fer for sale, at public auction cash. the parcel u
land sbove described so much thereof ~ shan
b su61ctent TO satisfy and PAY the amount Of ssd
note with the interest thereon TO the day Of sae To-
g ther With oil the co-ts ansxpen,es after ding said
sale, costs Of this notice snd truste = fees.
Dated the Sth day Of Nay, 1859.
AUSTIN CORBIS.
mayo Trustss.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-04
LEGAL.


"H110A9 on the arst day Of Apr,i. A m ,a.-
w Dantd Hayward snA Msrtsh 4. Haevs,d -.
VIE. sssseisd unto Charts Powers, % vrussse s
certain DEED It Trust, conveying 70 sald trustee
the land In Scott county, lows, desc q eo,ia.
70 w: me novtA b ~ u seatA- vest oua,tsr !,
section Ne fourteen tlll In township No s,sn,s.
ntns (7S) north Of range four ~ East Of % >. a
which said conveyance was mad. By the ea,d Dsnls,
Hayward end wife, f-r the purpose Of secny,n. ~.
payment Of on' certain promssiry nose. ami the In
trest there n, siensd b. tbs ssli Dapiel H.v~.sa
dsted the drst DAY Of April, 1857 and p.y.nl:
- fslcvs: Dor the cum Of one thouyso al IN ~ 49,,
snd Thirty dJlsrs, In favor Of James Val n.,.h,.
one ysar after date with Interest Z, TN psr 80,
pr anpa0.
And nov said rRcDis soYv note hav bee,.,s An.
payable and he said Daniel Hayward Ssvins ~ -
~ pay the same, !, Cha lee Trps,es a -
said. DO hereby give this pstlic notice. tia, b,
toe Of the power which Il In me vested by GAIA A., a,
trust. WILL on Thurs dsy. the nirth dey Of Jrns.
1850, at the hour Of two O'Clock In Il. s,t-rn.aa
o. said day, At the Court House. hoor In The ct y,
Davenport. expose and offer for sale q public e.r
ton. 70 the hishest bidder for cash the na,csi y,
land above Described 20 much thereof - shsI, b.
sumcisnt TO satisfy and pay the amount Of ,aId ne
win TIE interest thereon TO ths day OF asls sether
with all the costs and expenses attending ssM ~.
costs Of this NOTICE and trustees fees
Dated the 18th day Of Nay, A D 1859
.v,o CHARLES POw8Rs,
AyD Trustee
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-04
Trustees Sale.

WHBRuAS N the nrst day Of A,r,,. n ,s5s.
w Ru 'o'ph Eeichmsnn ana Anna R.ichmann. OF
Scott equity, Iowa, executed unto Edwin ". BAKER
- TRUSTEE, . certain Deed Of Trust. conveying 10
said Trustee 10 an1 In Scott county, Iowa described
- follows, to Wit: Lot number one O) In block
numbf three ~ IN Notes addition In the city OF
Davenport; -Which said conveyance vas made By
the AID Rudolph Aelchmsnn and Anna Relchmann
for ne purpose Of securing the payment OF one Ger.
taIpromtssory note and the nterest thereon signed
BY uid 9udolph 8eichmann and paya 10 TO Jacob
LiJ dated the hrst day Of April. 1858, aud pay
AZ - follows, 20 VT; One for fourteen hundred
tRty-seven and S0-lOO dollars, payable on the rst
d Of April, 1885, 1T the rate Of ten per cent.
pt annum, after maturity.
And nov said promissory note having become due
q payable, and the said Rudolph Reichmann hav-
u failed to pay the came. Edwin ". Baker, Trus.
uas sforesaid, do hereby give this public notice,
tit by virtue Of the power which 10 In me vested BY
81 decd Of Trust, VIII, on Monday the eth day Of
Jte, A. 1859, at the hour Of O'Clock In the u.
taoon Of said lay, ct the Court House door 10 the
citof Davenport, expose and oer for sale, At public
auion, tn, parcel Of land above described, or 70
mh thereof - shall be necessary to satisfy and pay
thsrount OF said note, With the interest thereon
,hSsy o sale, together with all the costs and ex.
peers attending said sale, Of this notice and
Truee's fees.
ned the 7th day Of May. 1859.
EDWIN ". BAKER,
uy0 Trustee
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-04
Legal Notice.

'Hs so sa17c Go OF S .se: s.''"'' not
Ia Scott county District Court
Antoine LIE Claire vs. VIM Keith 4 L Wilson, WD
Doolan, John Dillon and 3 Whistler.
70 said A L wilson:
VOU are hereby notified that there Is now on Al.
i Ia the ONCE Of the Clerk Of the District Court
Of Scott county, pet tion OF Antoioe Ie Claire
claiming the foreclosure OF ccrla p,otiia made
by said william Keith lLd l. " the 18th
day Of December, 1855. to secure the payment of
two promissory notes Of i've hundred dollars each,
due, one June Is 1855, and one due June 10, 1851,
with 10 per cent ineerest, and conveying the follow
Ing premises in the county Of Scott, state Of Iowa
wit Lots five (5) and six ~ in block number one
hundred and fifteen l15) In Le Catrss eighth add
ton to the city Of Davenport.
And unless you shall apr ear and answer said pc
ton on before the hrst day Of the next term OF
said Court to be holden the nrst Monday 10 Sep
TENDER, 1859 = decree will b rendered a. prayed
for.
May 81, 1859.
CORRIN DOW,
Plaintiffs Att'ys
Let this be published In che Iowa State Democra,
for four wetkS.
n. CLIFFORD,
may3l Clerk Of said Court.