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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-18
Trustees Sale.

u 80 OO&'0 SOUOo
WHEREAS on the 18th day Of July. A..
w ID, 1886, James +. Morton, OfScot. ooun-
ty, Iowa, executed unto David $. True, as
Trustee, q certain deed Of trust. conveying to
said Trustee tho land in Scott county, Iowa.
decribcd as follows. to wit The north east
quarter of the northeast quarter Of section
fifteen l5) in township seventy-nine (79)
north OF range two u east Of the 5th P. N.
Which said conveyance was made by the
said James +. Morton. for the purpose Of Sc
curing the Iayment Of . certain promissory
note and the interest thereon, signed by sa,d
James +. Morton, dated the 18th day Of July,
A. d. 1856, and payable as follows: One for
tho sum Of one hundred and fifty dollars with
interest at ten per cent per annum payable
July 18th, 1857 to the order of William Lynch
which said note has been assigned by the
said Lynch and is now the property Of Sarah
Morton. And now said promissory note hav-
irg become due and payable and the said Jas.
F. Morton having failed to pay the same. ex-
cept tho interest up to August 2lst, 1856, /,
David 5. True, Trustee as aforesaid, do here
by give this public notice, that by virtue of
the power that is in me vested by said deed Of
trust, ! will on Thursday, the 10th day Of
November, A. D. 1889, at the hour Of two -
clock in the afternoon Of said day, at the
Court House door in the cityof Davenport, ex-
pose and offer for sale at public auction, the
parcel of land above described, or 80 much
thereof rs shall be necessary to satisfy and
pay the amount Of said note with the interest
thereon to the day of sale, together with all
the costs ana expenses attending said sale.
costs of this notice and Trustees foes. Upon
completion Of such sale deed will be given
to the purchaser in accordance with the stip-
ulati0ns Of said dend Of Trust.
Dated the 14th day Of October::A. D.. 1859.
Ocl 5dts DAVID a. TRJIE Trns%aa
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sheriff - Snle

DY virtue OF . special execution issued from the
ID ONCE Of thsCl RI ~ the District Court Of scott
county, State If lows, In favor OF BrAd~ay, APPLE
cate X Co. PLAINTIFF and against James Coe and
4sry Goa, defendants, dated October S.h, 1855
ano to me directed Commanding that Of the
reel estate h. reinaft~r described ~ the said James
Coo, maize cAuse to be msde the sum OF eighty-
three IS 100 (S3 Is 1907 dollars, With interest and
Costs levied upon Lots 0. eignt (6) and nne (s)
IN Block No. thu ee lie Clsires Addition 10 tho
city Of lie Clair, In the Oouny Of Scott and state
Of Iowa. as the property Of the defendant, James
Coo.
And hereby give public notice that l shall o6.Y
for sale 1T pub outcry at the Court House door In
the city davenport Scott county, Iowa on Thurs
dav the 10Th day Of November. 1852 at the hour Of
O'Clock Of said dav, to the highest and best bid
der tn refor In cash, the described property
suf1cient thereof T. satisfy tho above debt, with
Interest and costs
Dated this h day Of October, 1859.
H. LBONARD,
octl2 Nhevi6 ~ 0o0tN county, lows
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Legal Notice.

NOTICE Is hercy given that the undersigned
hsSe Suaiia'h - ex.cutcvs' or re last win sni
ustenent 81 Aired Jauson, late Of lie Claire, IN
me ccsesyd Sde't fosa. n ces,ed. and shss th~v
nav. taken upcn themselves that tvnst by rivinr
bonds ~ the law directs
All persons having demands upon the essa.- of
the ssad deosses6 are ssqnls&e q eyhh, m. sane
? al ser"ns inkotrdso "a s~tsseare called upon
TO make pay ment to
5 s:::sf fo 3; scs.,s. s~..s...
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-18
Trustees Sale.


WHEREAS, on the It'll day of July, A. d.
w 1856, Thomas Alum and Matilda Anne
Alum his wife, Of Scott county, State of Iowa,
executed unto Edwin Smith, Is Trustee, ! Ger
tain deed Of trust, conveying to said Trustee the
land in Scott County, Iowa, described Is fol-
lows, tO-wit: Commencing on the north line
OF tract Of land conveyed by Joseph Lam
trite to Sarah Ann Hornby and John Hornby.
and b. them to the said Thomas Alum, one
hundred and sixty (1sO) fect east from the
the cast side of the Dubuque road, running
land one hundred and seven and . half (lO7k J
feet, thence south to point within fifteen
(l5) feet Of the south line Of said land, and
thence west one hundred and seven and half
(l07 ~ feet, and thence north to the place
of beginning. Which said conveyance was
made by the said Thomss Alum and Ma.
tilda Anne Alum, for the purpose Of securing
the payment Of . certain promissory note and
the interest thereon, signed by said Thomas
Alum, dated the 9TH day Of July, A. D. 1856,
and payable as follows. One for twenty.svo
hundred (22oO) dollars, due and payable
twelve months after the date thereof, to the
order of Theodore Gardner, with interest At
ten per cent. per annum from date.
And nov said promissory note aaving be-
como due and payable, and the said Thomas
Alum having failed to pay the same, except
ing 1851 55-lOO paid July ~, 1889, and $3.50
paid July Gath, 1857, l Edwin Smith, Trustee
Is Aforesaid, do hereby give this public notice,
that by virtue Of the power which is in me
vested BY said deed Of Trust, will, on Thurs
day, the 10th day Of November, A. y. 1859,
at the hour Of two o'clock in the afternoon of
said day, at the Court Hou % door in the city Of
Davenport, expose and offer for sale, at public
auction, the parcel Of land above described,
or so much thereof as shall DO sufficient to
satisfy and pay the amount Of said note with
the interest thereon to the day Of sale. to-
gether with al the costs snd expresses aGtohd
ing said sale, costs Of this notice and Trustees
deed will be given in accordance with the
stipulation Of added q Truss
Dated the lAth day Of October, A. d. 1859.
ocl5-dts EDWIN SMITH, Trustee.
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Sheri6,s Sale.


fHE STATE OF IOWA, 10 the Dttr,ct court OF
scofT COUNTY, Scott county, Iowa.
DY virtue o. . special execution, sud from the
ID Office OF the Clerk OF ,he District Court OF
6cott county, tste Of Iowa. In favor Of ColIing and
0srsting plaintiff, and sgsinst Jacob Huy, def nd
ant. dated October 4th, 1859, and to me dlrected
commard ding me that q tn. real estate hereinafter
described, % the said Jacob Huy defendant, make
or cause 70 be male the sun, OF Three hundred and
stxty-th &c I2-100 l$3s3 12-lt0l dollars, with 10
terest and costs, levied up the following descri-
bed real estate in Scott county Iowa. viz: Hound,
BY line commencing 1t point o. Third Street 10
toe city q Davenport, one hun tired and 1ve feet
and SIX inch.s tlo5 81 east from the north west
corner Of the land conveyed to Ann tarsting BY
Theodore green, By deed dated February TN,
1882, and recorded In ecNt County D ei Records 10
Deed Daok I, on page ass; thence e,st ff,y.two
feet snd nine inches l62 81; thence south one
hundred ana fty-fcur feet aid six i1ch.s 1881;
thence Wese ifty-t. feet and nine inches r52 g.
lcOl; thence north one hundred and four feet
and six inches 1851 to the place II beginning,
- the property o. the defendant, Jacob Huy.
And hereby eive public notice that ehall oder
for sale st sbc Outcry, 1t the Court H0nse door In
the city Of Davenport in said county, Vein .sday
the 9th day OF Nov mber, 1879, 81 the hour or W.
O'Clock 4 Of said day. 70 tho highest and b..
bidder therefor In cash, the above described prop
egty, su6cient thereof to satisfy the above dect
with intercst and costs.
Dated this 9Th day Of &C ober, 1859.
UARVBY LEONARD.
oct12 0heTi0 Of 0c0tt county Iowa
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SHERIFFS SALE.
STATE OF IOWA.l


ScOrr COUNTY.
In the Dtstrict Court Of Scott county, state Of
lOird:
DY VIRTUE Of q special Execution issu-
1)edfrom the Office Of the Clerk OF the Dis
trict Court Of Scot. County, State of Iowa, in
favor Of John Ii. Waswick, pl'd, and against
Jehn Farrer, defendant, dated October LIST, 1859
and to me directed, commanding me, that Of
thereal estate Of John Farrer, make or cause
to be made, the sum Of three hundred and
fiftY-three 5s-loO dollars, 1858 5S-1OOl with
interest and costs. levied upon the the fol
lowing real estate in Scott county, Iowa. Lot
No four ~, in block one II, in Warwicks ad-
dltion to East Davenport, as recorded in the
office of the Recorder Of Scott county, Iowa,
as the property of the defendant, John Farrer
And hereby give public notice that shall
offer for sale at public outcry ut the door of the
Court House in the city of Davenport, Scott
County, Iowa, on Friday, the 18th day Of No
vembcr, 1859, at the hour of o'clock D. m. Of
said day to the highest an best bidder there
for in cash, the above described property, or
sufficient thereof to satisfy the above debt,
with interest and costs.
Dated this lat hday Of October, 1859.
Il. LEONARD, Sh'f Of Scott co., Iowa.
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Mary Dodge Scott County Distric,
% o urt, Septempe. Tenn
0>orse HARRINGTON ! 1859.
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-06-09
From the Rio Grande.

A prominent citizen of La Meslla writes us as follows:
 Judge Boone, at Alburqurque, has decided not to hold court here at this term, but to wait until November. It is folly, then, to send to this place for trial The little jail of Dona Ana county if crammed full of murderers, horse thieves, common thieves, and vagabonds and those fellows cannot be safely kept here.
 It may be very convenient for Judge Boone to decline holding 8 court at Mesilla until Mo- vember, but there is neither proprety nor jus tice in such course. Common humanity de- mands that a small, crowded dirty jail should be cleared of it's contents before hot weather- Such decision, unless there arc very strong reasons for it, is an imposition to which the in- habitants of Dona Anna County ought not to submit fthere is any possible method ofreform The least Judge Boone can do is to hold spe- cial court and try the four prisoners from this part of the country This attempt of our peo- pie to carry out law ought to be sustained
 The Rio Grande is very high All the bot tom lands are overfown the river has not been so high since 1850, and is still rising.
 The call for Convention at Tucson, for the purpose of organizing Territorial government meets with no favor on the Rio Grande.
 Capt Elliott, of the Mtd. Rifles, succeeds Major Holmes in command of Fort Bliss Lieut. Jackson has been ordered to, Fort Stanton sew eral of the companies now on the Rio Grande are expecting to be ordered to Fort Buchanan.
 We receive letters from El Paso, La Mesilla, Fort Fillmore, and Dona Anna, speaking in very complimentary terms of the Arizonian, but complaining that it is not received with any regularity and sometimes does not come to hand at all This we are very sorry to~hear Our duty is faithfully performed, in the prem ises. Every week the papers are sent under lock and key, and delivered to the Postmaster at Tucson. We can do no more, and flour sub scribers do not receive their paper they must not blame us. 2r
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-06-09
Foreign News. WAR COMMENCED IN EUROPEl l
not blame us.

The grand struggle between France and Austria, and their allies, for the possession of Italy, has commenced Three great Austrian armies have entered Sardinian territory On the 18th of April there was sharp action at the bridge of Butfalora, Con the river Tinico,) which was finally carried by the Austrians, the Sardinians retreating to Lake Maggorie
 On the fst of May, the Emperor of Austria left Vienna to assume command of his forces He has 100000 men in motion toward France and Sardinia.
 The Emperor Napoleon had sent formal declaration of war against Austria to the Corps Legislatiff, and announces his intention of taking the field in person. He was expected to leave Paris on the 9th of May. He disclaims all idea of conquest, and comments his wife and child to the affection of the French people
 The Austrian Emperor publishes spirited manifesto to his people, asserting the ju tice of his side of the question, and closing with an ap- pealto the German States to resist the usurpa- tons of France and Sardinia. It is considered almost certain that the German powers will assist Austria, as their armies are all ready to march Both the Austrian and French forces are in the highest spirits, each side confident of victory. .t '"S a..
 The Russian contingent promised France, was ready to move. It was uncertain how Prus- sia would act England has sent a strong gar rison to Gibralter, and powerful fleet was fit- ting out for the Adriatic Sea. A bounty of 9l 0 was offered for able seamen. It is probable that for the present England will maintain an armed neutrality.
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-06-09

MOL&sSEG 50 gallons for sale by AL WHITE X GRANGER,
 iuar.1) At Fort Buchanan.
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-06-09
Doings of the Aracses in Sonora.

We are under obligations to our correspon- dent at Apache Pass, for another communica- ton in reference to the Ap&ches., It is dis grace to our Government to O.. the poor peo- pie of Sonora to be thus robbed ant murder ed by Indians who find refuge in o;l country
 We appeal to the press throughout the Onion to take proper notice of this matter 4dsa 3.a .r APACHE PASS, May %, 1859
 MR. EDIToR: Our Indians have returned from their late Sonora Expedition, bat they ar5 going back again in a few days When they left Fronteras at the time they took the little boys prisoners, they took the trail that led to the town of Oposura, and they came in sight of three Mexicans on the road travelling to Arispe, one was riding horse and the others jackasses; these men they killed and robbed Of everything They then went on, with the in tention of attacking the town of Oposura, but when they came near the village they heard some men chopping wood, but the grass was so high and thick they could not be seen. 1Ae Indians then tried to creep close to the men ill order to shoot them with arrows and not alarm the town; but it seems the Mexicans were watching them and firing a volley they shot Ca-chess favorite warrior, the ball pass ing clear through his body. Caches, thinking he had fallen into an ambush, picked up the wounded warrior and gave the signal to retreat, giving up the attack on the town. Francisco, chief of the Coyotero band then took his hun dred warriors and went on, while the others turned back, with the wounded warrior On the second nights travel he was in such pain they could carry him no further, and had to camp. The warrior said he could go no fur ther and he did not want the Mexicans to get him alive; therefore, if they would give him a knife he would kill himself Caches gave him knife and after half an hours talk, the wound ed man bade them all farewell and struck the knife to his heart He was carried to the top of a mountain and buried, with his bow, lance, and all his property The death of this warrior has spoiled the great feast which the Indians intended having on their return, for Ca-ches says he will not have any until his men kill 20 Mexicans to avenge the death of their warrior. They killed two more Mexieans 3n their way home and brought in lot of stock.
 4Cache5 asked me if 1 knew tAe American who had ranche on the San Pedro for ha had lots of fine stock told him I thought 1t was Mr. Brevoort, who formerly kept the eut- lers store at Fort Buchanai. Ii there is an American on the San Pedro, he had better look out for his stock, this moon. J.H. T. 70.
 We are not aware Of any American having D rancho on the San Pedro Mr. Brevoorts es- tablishmcnt is at ReventOne, seven miles below Tubac. ' 5a1 t
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-06-09

the Americans, and the few that have made no treaty are anxious for one and appear almost as much under it's influence as those that are direct parties it Alldepends now how Amer jeans treat them: if they act kindly, and in all their trading operations act honestly towards them, taking no undue advantage on account of power, all will be well, and we will have no cause to regret the treaty that exists between us. .lI9U F.ft. ..t I.r t- w,
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-06-09

a3SILyER TO CALIFORNIA Since the capture of Mazatlan by Pesqueira, there has been ship ped to San Francisco from Mazatlan, Guaymas, and Manzanilla, silver to the amount of eleven hundred thousand dollars, while half as much more has probably been smuggled away by the British war vessels on the coast.
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-06-09

We have seen a letter from the Vicar General of New Mexico, Mir Machebeuf written from Fl Paso, in which he says he is making arrange ments to visit this place, Fort Buchanan, and Tucson he may be expected soon. This will be interesting intelligence to our Mexican pop ulation. --1
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-06-09
From Sonora.

The political horizon is again clouded some 2 of Gandaras party commanded by the Opata chief, Tanere, from Toniche, are again in the Sg field, and augmenting in number Tanere' s band is said to count 400 strong, well clothed and organized CD and they have become the terror of the State, having been victorious in several encounters with the troops of the Gev- ernment de facto. Eight days ago they beat the Government troops under Cayetano Sylvas, in Tenichi. On the l6th they took the town of Tecoripe, which was commanded by lad only l6 years ofage, by the name of Adolfo Luzero, who was immediately shot when taken prison CT. The victorious reyolutionists are now on the march to Suagui, as it seems to unite with the Indians of the Yaqui river, who are also in a state of revolution, after which it is more than probable we will be paid visit by this band of robbers, a not very pleasant prospect for us; and the whole miserable country near ly suffering from famine at present, which the incoming wheat crop only seemed to relieve, and now that the people are about gathering the product ofther fields they are again obliged to arm and drill against these Indians 2 The Apaches are also playing the very deuce; i; about IA days ago, Slevin Davis, who was fn- ishng MT. Alsuas crushing mill, and Cana dian, named Peter Dufaux were attacked by them about five leagues from this place, re- ceved shot each, and would have been mnr- .dered had it not been for the timely assistance of some brave arrieros, (packers,) who hearing the shots came to the rescue. Both men are now in Guaymas. Messrs Thompson, Stan ton, and five more of Captain Stones party, are still up the Sonora river, prospecting through the mines. They, as we'll as Capt Stone are expected in Ures next week. @o'
 There is news here that the Americans had hung Simon Robles, for smuggling into Arixos ma this of course is only believed by few but his wife and children are inconsolable Let us know what has become of him T' rasa t While we are unable to state the whereabouts of Sr Robles, we can assure our correspondent that neither he, nor any other Mexican, has been hung in this Territory.
 From another source we hear that the above Indian movement was caused by letter from Mazatan previous to its capture by Pesqueira written for the purpose of annoying the Liber- 2 als in Sonora, and to postpone the seige of '' Mazatlan, if possible. The letter did not reach its destination in time. The Liberals had time to take Mazatlan, and notwithstanding much dissatisfaction in Sonora in consequence of heavy taxation, they will now very soon crush this war of races. .,...t n y
 ll Don Jesus Garcia, (E Cachoro, the bravest of the Liberals has taken the field against the Indians and troops are now on their way from Mazatlan. The Opatas are good and brave men, but they have no leaders of military capa city. In small parties they may gain the day, but when opposed to numbers of whites they will be routed with the bayonet and compelled to succumb to military tactics. 7 .nr
 Gen. Gandara is said to be in Guadalaxara Pesqueira is in Mazatlan. ,, r ac
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-06-09

According to general orders just issued, off cers of the medical and pay departments may, when required command enlisted men of the D. s. Army.
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-06-09

There was no important Mexican news by he last mail.
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-06-09


 are liable for all damages done by them, Tubac, June 9, 1859. If MANY CITIZENS. OFFICE SONORA ExPoRING X MINING COMPANY,
 Tubac, June lst, 1859. MULES AND HORSES STOLEN!-Stolen from M Arivaca ranch, belonging to this Company, du- ring the last month the following described animals 2 dun horse Mules, -. l roan do do, blind in one eye, 4 l bay do do, hip shot, @ gray mare do, brown do do ri ilAf
 4 dark Mules. lf ,'H'. All are branded on the left side of the neck with the $, excepting the gray mule. U'. large dun Horse, white mane and tail, l roan Horse, '.-'i '"" . . dun Mare. .as -.t A liberal reward will be paid for the restoration of these animals. 1...c S. H. LATHROP, Tubac, J. une g 9,1S49. If Director of the Mines. pUERCoSl PUBRcOS I!-Se ayisa duenOs de I' Puercos si los tendra respousables para todo perjucio causado DOT tales anmales las huertaS labores. n ..t MUCHo CIUpADANos. Tubac, de Junio, de 1859. If lara
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-06-09

The French Minister is reported to have de clared that the war in Europe would involve the United States.
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-06-09
ADVERTISEMENTS.

HOGS! HOGS !--All persons are cautioned against II permitting their Hogs to atlarge, as they are liable for all damages done by them,
 Tubac, June 9, 1859. If MANY CITIZENS.