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The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-11-03
Harper's Ferry Trials.


The trials of the Harper's Ferry
prisoners is progressing rapidly. The
counsel assigned the prisoners were
Lawson Bolts and Mr.. Green. But,
we learn that both these gentlemen
have withdrawn, and that Mr.. Hoyt,
Mr.. Chiffon and Henry Griswold are
now conducting the defence. Charles
B. Harding and Andrew Hunter are
the prosecuting attorneys.
The Grand Jury have found bills of
indictment against the defendants !;
first, "for conspiring with negroes to
produce an insurrection )" second, "for
treason to the commonwealth :" third,
"for murder"
Brown addressed the Court, request
ing that the trial might be delayed for
few days to give him time to hear
from Northern lawyers to whom he
had written to appear as his counsel.
The request was not granted. The
telegraph states that:
''The excitement is undated. A
guard is kept up for fear of an attempt
to rescue the prisoners.
"Cannon have been placed in front
OF the court house, an armed guard
are patrolling around the jail.
The prisoners were brought into
court, accompanied by a body of armed
men. They passed along through the
street and entered the court house with
out the slightest demonstration on the
part of the people. Brown looked
somewhat better; eyes not so much
swollen. Stevens had to be supported,
and reclined on mattrass on the floor
OF the court room, evidently unable to
sit up. He has the appearance almost
Of dying man, breathing with diff
Guilty and painting for breath.
"The court ordered the Indictment
to be read, so that the prisoners could
plead guilty or not guilty.
'Tho prisoners were compelled to
oe"h" oui my tnc an diofiiIehC DrOWn
stood up with difficulty, and Stevens
was held upright by two bailiffs.
''The reading of the Indictment oc-
cupied about 20 minutes.
Witnesses for the prisoner were sex
amined, all proving that Brown had
treated his prisoners with humanity,
and frequently expressed his regret
that bloodshed should have been caused
by him in self-defence.
The defence closed their testimony
about four o'clock on Saturday and the
State attorney desired to give the case
to the jury without argument. Capt.
Brown insisted that his counsel should
argue the case.
After the opening speech for the
State, the court adjourned till Monday,
morning, when, the counsel for the
prisoner will proceed.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-11-03
Guardian Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given, that BY virtue of
IN license granted by Clifford Shsnahan Judge
OF Probate, in and for the County of Cass, in the
State of Michigan: l shall offer for sale ct pub
lie Auction, the undivided two-fths of the follow
ing described real estate to wit: The east half of
the north west quarter of section one in township
eight south of range sixteen west the east half Of
the south west quarter of said section one and tho
east half of the south west quarter of section two
in town and range as above, all in Cass County,
Michigan, subject to the right of Dover of the
widow of Oliver Drew, deceased on Saturday, the
seventeenth day of December next, between the.
hour of nine o'clock, in the forenoon and the
setting of the sun the same day, on the premises
above described. as the property of Harvey L..
Drew and Perry G. Drew, minor childrn of Oliver
Drew, deceased
MARCUS SHERIFF., Guardian.
October 20, 1859. nov3-2sw6
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-11-03

came up, and upon learning the story
OF the two men stopping off from the
train determined to arrest Williams and
Jones on suspicion, which was immedi-
ately done. Williams said the man
who called on him the evening before
was named Coles, that he met him for
the first time at the horse show in Kali
amazoo, and that he was painter look
ing for work, further than that he
would not tell. When they were ar
rested it was discovered that jones'
face was scratched in two or three
places, and his coat was covered with
blood. He accounted for the blood by
saying he was subject to bleeding at the
nose.
Saturday morning early, parties com-
menced securing the country in every
direction in search of the robbers, but
up to this time nothing has been heard
of them. The excitement Saturday
was most intense, and the two prison
ers were more than once threatened
with lynching, if they did not tell what
they knew about the matter.
On Sunday Jones made a confession.
He said that he lived in Paw Paw
that both himself and Williams were
engaged in the burglary that he knew
nothing about Coles or his companion,
having met them for the first time on
Friday evening; that Coles was the
man who shot Larzelere, and that he
was person that johnson had down
that after he got away from Johnson
he went directly to his room, washed
himself and went to bed. He also
gave history Of the affair, which is
about the same as that given above.
Both Williams and Jones are now in
Jail at Cassapolis, having waived an
examination.
The villains did not succeed in get
ting anything away from the store, ex-
ccpt few handkerchiefs which were
found the next morning near the Amer
lean. When discovered they had one
bag full of goods and had commenced
filling another. 1t was evidently their
intention to have got away on the IL
o'clock train.
The Sheriff of this county has offer
ed reward Of $500 for the apprehen-
sion of the villains, and it is to be hoped
they may soon be caught. Such des-
peradoes should not be allowed an
hours liberty, IS they are evidently old
hands at the business. and probably
this is not the first murder they have
committed. Coles is described as be-
ing about feet inches high, full face,
black hair, heavy black whiskers and
moustachc, and dressed in heavy
black over-coat, black pants, black cloth
cap, and dark colored vest. His COM
panion is said to be about feet IL
inches high, thin face, auburn hair,
light whiskers and dressed in q brown
suit of clothes.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-11-03

A dispatch from Carleston dated
October 3lst, says that the Jury in the
case of Brown have found him I" guilty
of treason, advising and, conspiring
with slaves and others to rebel, and of
murder in the first degree"
Brown sat up in his bed while the
verdict was rendered, and then laid
down quietly. He said nothing, and
there was no demonstrations of any
kind.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-11-03


q" PASSING AWAY Forty-five of
the chattles of the "'peculiar institu-
ton passed down Locust street yes
terday morning, on their way to the
"sunny South" They were a motley
group composed of men, women and
children, whose agesranged apparently,
from FIVE to forty years. The process
sion was composed of fathers and
mothers, with their little childrenby the
hand, young girls and men arm in arm.
On the one hand the sight was sug-
gestive Of the " Good time coming
for Missouri, but on the other hand
awakened the liveliest sympathy fol-
the condition of the gang OF miserable
beings. Nearly every Sabbath morn
ing witnesses the exodus of those par
ties from our shores.-& Louis Dem
Ocrat.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-11-03
The Diamond Wedding.

Soon after the great New York we'd
ding which has turned the heads of all
Flunkeydom, Edmund G.. Steadman
published in the New York Tribune a
satirical poem, describing the affair in
such terms as were calculated to cover
the whole thing with ridicnle, if that
service had not already been rendered
by the press. This gave offense to
Lieut.. Bartlett, the father-in-law of the
bride, and he therefore offered the au-
thor of the poem the alternative of
making a very humble and abject opol-
ogy, or Of giving him that satisfaction
which one gentleman has right to de-
mand of another when he imagines his
honor wounded. Mr.. Steadman chose
the latter alternative, and selected a
"fricnd' to make the preliminary ar
rangemeuts. This set the insulte d
father-in-law to thinking, and it sud-
denly occurred to him that Mr. Stead
man was not his "equal, socially" and
therefore he could not demean himself
by fighting him but that he had re-
solved to prosecute him for libel. Here
the matter terminated, the valiant Lieu
tenants courage, like Bob Acres, hav-
ing oozed out at his fingers ends, as
soon as he found that Mr.. Steadman
had the pluck to fight.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-11-03

The amount Of salt manufactured at
Syracuse, New York, is seven millions
of bushels yearly. The annual revenue
to the manufacturers is three millions
of dollars, and the income to the State
seventy thousand dollars, as tax OF
one cent. per bushel is charged by che
State on all salt manufactured in the
United States is sixteen millions Of
bushels yearly.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-11-03

~" Brown has three stabs in his
body, and one sarbe cut on the head.
Stephens has three balls in his head,
and had in his breast, and one in his
arm. He was also cut in the forehead
with rifle bullet which glanced of
leaving bad wound"
These are the men, thus wounded,
around whom Senator Mason and Rep
resentatise Faulkner and Vallandig-
ham gathered, in order to wiring out Of
them admissions TO make party capital
of. ~ 1-
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-11-03
az Gov. Wisner, of Michigan has

az Gov. Wisner, of Michigan has
appointed Thursday, Nov. oath as
Thanksgiving day in this State.
Gov. Willard, of Indiana, has desig-
mated the oath of November as a day
for general Thanksgiving.
Gov. Randall, of Wisconsin, has ap.
pointed the same day. Gov. Lowe, OF
Iowa, ditto.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-11-03

Samuel Peabody, Esq, formerly a
distinguished member of the New
Hampshire bar, and father of ex-Judge
Peabody of New York, died at Ando-
YER, Mass, last werk, at an advanced
age.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-11-03

A deaf and dumb man in Connect
cut, who married deaf and dumb
woman, has had FIVE children, all Of
whom hear and speak.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-11-03
HOTEL.

NJ. j. BALDWIN, PROPRIETOR,
MICHIGAN.
Good accommodations for man and beast.
Board by the day and week.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-11-03
New Advertisements.
Cheaper Than Ever.

I AN anxious to close out the balance of nv
Il present Stock of WALL PAPER, WINDOW
&C., to make room for a large and
yeried assortment of the same class of goods.
which will be on early next sprin. And for this
purpose have put my paper down to pricus just
covering cost and transportation
A. n. AWARD
Dowagiac November Cd, 1882
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-11-03

There was heavy frost at Augusta,
Ga, last Saturday morning, and the
westher wss So cold that ice formed
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-04
EhGriN,S Sale.
II SANS IN,
Pla's Atty.

THE sTATR OF iowa. In the District Court
Scott County. }os Scott county, Iowa.
DY virtue of special execution issued from the
- ONCE OF the Clerk Of the district Court Of Scott
County. etaee OF Iowa, in favor II John Sleigkt
plaintiff and against Joseph Gattleb, N GATH ID,
Anthony Van Wyck, Almeet skeel, John u Bills.
defendants, dated July Is, $50 aud me direct,
commanding ne, thst OF the real estate here after
described. OF the said Joseph Cat telb, mske, or
cause tah" msie, the sum % thr' e hundred and
eleven 10 90 doars with interest aud costs part Of
lot NJ Ten U0) block No FIVE (51in Green = second
uiit "a 10 The sitV Of DAvenIor particularly set
forth End de- crihed, rs follows, viz; commencing
the eastern boundary line OF Ainsw,rh rect. Ia
said addition. at point one hundred and fifty Q50)
feet due south from the noFih wet II -Ad
ten 10y thence due east parallel with the nor bern
bonodsry line Of said lot ten 0) sixty t6O) feet to
the east line Of aid lot, thence due south IN sni
al rg said east line Of said OF ten lO to the pubic
highway known as the Mus stine DAD. thence west
wardly on and along the moth line OF .aid pubic
highway to stone at the southwest Of aid
lot ten QO thence due north and along said vest
line ofssid lot ten o) one hunfr and twenty four
Q2I) feet u the place OF beginning.
And hereby give public notice that shall tfer
for sale At public outcry, q. the Court House door
in the city OF Davenport, Scott county Iowa Sat
urtay the 9th day OF August 1885, at the hour of
o'clock OF said Jay to the highest and best bid
der therefor In cash the above described property,
sufficient thereof to satisfy the above debt with
interest and costs
Dated this 23i day Of July, 1859
II. LHONARD,
juy26 sheriff OF Scott county, lows
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-04
Trustees sale.

WHKRRAS on the nth day Of May, A. d. 1858,
w Wilhelm Beter and Henrietta b yer, his wife
executed unto Aus in C)rhin, as Trustee . certain
Deed OF Trust, conveying to said Trustee the land
in Scott county, Iowa. SERTED follow. to Wit
The south east quarter ~ OF tha ,outh west quart
(A) Of section thirty t34) in township seven
tynine (79) mr. Of &c Two t2l east OF the 9Th
Principal serbian, containing foIty fs0) acres
or less, which said CONVEX mad, by he said
Wilhelm Beyer and wife, fer the purpose OF secur-
ing the payment Of ono certain promissory note and
the int rest there n, signed by the said Wilhelm
Boyer dated the llth day of May 4. 1858, AMI
payable year If date to the order of Helen J.
L Clifford at Macklot 4 Corbins banking house and
for the sun OF two hundred dollars with interest at
the rate of ten per cent pr aunum after maturity.
And now said note having become due / payable
and he said Wilhem Boyer having failed TO psy the
same. ,Austio Corbin. Trust FIRE said do here
BY give this public notice, that by virtue Of the povev
which lie in vested by said deed oitrust WILL
Saturday the twentieth day OF Augu,t A. D 1859
ct the hour OF two O'Clock In ths afternoon
Of said day, at the Court Rouse door In the
city Of Davenport, expose and offer for sale At pub
lie auction tc the highest bidder for each the parcel
Of land above described or much thereof q shall
be eucent to satsyand pay the amount Of said note
with the interest thereon 10 the day ~ salc together
with Gil the costs and expenses attending said sale
costs Of this NOTICE and trustees fees
Dated the 27h day Of July, n'ls5s
AUSTIN CORBIN,
juy2S Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-04
EheriH,S Sale.

TEE STATE OF Iowa, In the District Court Of
Scott County, S-ottCounty Iowa.
DY virtue Of % special execution Is-ue' from
I'D the ofice Of the Clerk Of the District Court OF
Scott county. State Of iowa, In favor Of wm c JOY
plaintiff, and against John Il Jackson, Mary Jack
son John We Ter, Weber 0reenvell Co, Rem.
wick 4 Son, T. snsend, HAYES & Co. Il Van
Wick Cook n Sargent, John Owens, VII lam Gray
defendants. ard dated June 9th lsJ2 and 10 me
directed, commanding me that 81 the real es.ste de-
scribed Of tho ssii John X Jackson I make. or
cause to be made, the sum OF two thousand eight
hundred and seven y.fJur 80 loo dell RS, with
interest ant cos TO wit: Al u that certain lot
OF lsnd a the southwest quarter section No,
eighteen Isl in township seventy-'i4ht 1851 north
range four Al east CT the 5th M bounded and
described as follows t. sit: Bcginnng at the iort7
We corner OF said quarter sexton thence south
seventyfpur IA rods thence east one hundred nj
seven and 5l0 nor 81 rods To the lad u John III
bridge, theme nor forty We i4bl rofs along SAID
Eldri gc's line, thence west sixty teyen ard FIVE
tenth (s7 .-i0l rods thence north thirty-one an
I've tenth f3l 5-l0] rods u the r!h line of sal
quarter section, thence west along sad line f.rty
t40l rods TO the plac OF b. ginning containing thir
ty-fve acres ~ lard mere or ie-..
And hereby give Pablo notice that shall offer
for sale at public err At the Court House door
the city Of Opvepport In said county, on Saturday
the 18th day Of August 1852 at the hour OF O'Clock
Of said day, 70 the highest AMI bert bidder there
for In cash. the above described eperty Or sum-
Gent thereof 10 satisfy the above debt with interest
ana costs.
Dated this 18th day Of July, 1859.
LEONARD,
juno IL hheYs6 OF ecntt county Iowa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-04
Sherin'S Safe.

THt STATED IOWA, In the District Court Of
Scott County, Scott county, Iowa
DR. virtue OF a.pec al execution i,ra,d fr,n the
~ Office OF the Cers 81 the istrict urt of Scott
county S'ate OF Iosa, In favor Of WI usm n wtn
Simps II, Sarah simI sou, Charts Hend e Caur.
= hsrmer. HAidox, isfendants dated June y.
1883, and 10 me directed commanding mt ths az Tie
real estate hereinafter described, OF the said : "
Paine, make. or Cause to e made the sum o,.,v,n
costs taii real estate lying ard being stu.,t IA
and tseLt, fonr GA In winteriowns sutdlvsion ~
the north hall OF the northeast quarter u sectio
No 'wenty-four (2ii in t. wnship 40 teventy-eight
(7S) north ofrange No three t3] east Of IL n.tb ~
Principal MERRIAM d. scribed further a. follow. 10
wit: comm' ncing At point tiitty 90 ret north ~
the ce ter OF South Az pue, AID II irty fa0, Get
east Of the coater Of Grove street theme. east
along the south line Of South Avenue SIX hundred
(6O0) feet, thent- north three hunl a GOAL test
thence west distance OF tix hundttd IG6el fee, on
line between lots wen,y three 1881 I'd invent, -four
IRA eighteen y aud seventeen ll7l III. nee sou h
Oh the east line Of .T"ve I3I0l FEET To be gin.
ming point, containing five ncrei more On less
And hereby give lub io notice thai shall ner
for sale at public ouicry at the door OF the Court
House In the city Of Davenport, oft county, Iowa
Oh onday the 29th day of August 1859 at the hour
OF o'clock n Of eaid day u the highest and best
bidder therefor In cash, the abe We descib IRON.
erty or suicisnt thereof 10 satisfy the above DE- b.
with interest and cofts
Dated this 18th day Of July, 1853
VI. LEONARD
Jy26 Sheriff Of Scott county Iowa
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-04
Trustees Sale.

WHERhAS ON the 18th day Of January, Aplss9
w John Parr ard Hart let Parr, bis WIFE ex.cu-
ted unto Lonis Mack0t = Deed 81 Trust convey
ing to said Macklot h land in Cedar county Iowa
described As follows, to Wit: The north ca quar-
ter OF the north west quarter OF seciion number
thirty six 1857 In town.hip pumber eiehfytwo (s2)
north OF range number ole ~ west OF The 9Th PM
which said conveyance was made by the raiI John
Parr AMI wife for thu purpose OF securing he pay
ment Of one promasofy and the interest there
on, signed by said John Parr dated the 18Th day Of
January, A 1895. and psyable one " ar after date
to the order OF Geo. 8 G. bow. at Mackloi Il Cor
bins Banking House. and for the sum OF one hue
dred and eighty one dollar.
And now said not. ha ing become due ind the said
John Parr having failed 10 pry the same L. Louis A
Mack OF, Trustee ~ AFORESAID DO hereby give this
public notice that by virtue ~ the power witch 10
In me vested by said deed Of Trust, will, on
Saturday the 18Th day OF August, a. 1852 be-
tween the hours OF two and thre" O'Clock la the az
ternoon Of said lay, 81 the Court House door Ia the
city OF Davenport expose AMI offer for sale at public
auction, tbs parcel 81 land above described, or so
much thereof thall be necessay TO satisfy and nay
the amount OF said note, with tn interest thereon TO
the day sale, together with ali the costs and ex
penses attending said sale OF th, notice and uste
fees.
Dated the 18th dsy Of July. 1859.
LOUIS A. MACKLOT
JuyIS -.us,re.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-04
LEGAL.
SheriN,S Nule.

.A1,. o.. IowA' Ia th. .,rlct Court Of Scott
eco" county, County STATE Of Iows.
virtue o' speclsl exec utlon i-.u.d FIRM ~.
= ono OF the Clerk OF the Die,r,c. or, :, go,
county. state Of Iowa In favor d, VIM v,r,.,,s,
PAM n. ana again tos Aokley Ara s.r,h 49,
ucienaeas dated ne 2sth is5a And In m. r..
"a, 0uDshih ms that OF the rsa,,s ,tt. hs,s,,.,
br aescfit'd, o'the sail Charles s. artlsv I-s
esase 70 % inade the snui Of .ix hvney.1 ,ts,,v
eisht snd ss-l0o Has with inter- q, 800
as oonfaane ed BY said special eyeeu,1on Ib.v
i-u upon the following described r al .s.a,. 49,.
10 Sstt folnty. stAe o. lows. III; The ....n -,
OF o och on Ia Wintsrtnn' susiiyisi~n :, a. -
hsii OF he noi,i-fsst quarter Of s,cti9n,w..,
IN to"hshin SEVENTY eight nQrth q rar - ,h...s,
OF Inc OH r NJ, bpundeh f0.!ow. ;a.n !, -
week pvif son Avetua, thu .opfb H. -
avtnur, on the east ~ Chestnut avsora i. -.
IN b. atweuty -'cct a'Isy. containing Eve 49,
more or lie "Ntes
And hereby give public nttic- ,sa, I ,b.u ,rn,
for sale at public oacry at the Court Hogt- A :, I,
neeity ~ Davenport. IN sc1tt c,unv Io~, ~
wednesday the 3 st day OF August 1859 nt ~. hcn,
otI clock N OF sad lay, 10 q ntghe.t al -,
pi'def therefor 10 cash, the shove icsc bed
stneieht thereof 10 satisfy tie abby. dep, 81,
Interest and costs S'H
Dated this ga day OF July, 1859
,n.o, II LEONARD,
"u'y - Shfrl1 OF Scott comfy f,x.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-04
Legal Notice.

'h' seos, CONT on IOWA IS
In the District Court within and for ssid County.
Charles Powers,
wnii.m II wheeler
TO the said ilIiaE wnee@r-Siv.
UOU are hereby notified that there II nov ils
IN the Office Of the Clerk Of the DittrIct Court
wahin and for said county, pit ton ~ Charles
Powers. claim nF Of Won the sum 81 three hundred
and srvent y-nine sl-100 1879 6i-Io0j dyiIars and
interest thereon u PR cent per annam from Feb.
ruary 20tn, 1857. ~ money dae him upon Q cer,sin
prommissory note BY you executed 10 Wv
Reynolds Jun. or order, for the said sum OF three
hundred and seventy nine 61-1C0 1879 Gi-IOOl dol.
lars dated Nov 10, 1856, and de an payahleihres
months after date tn ref which said note has nov
become the property u Plaintiff. Petitioner alleges
thst you resident Of the state OF lows and
ASKS that writ Il Alta bment T. sue: nd yen are
hereby farther notns iha, you hsve been returned
"not found' BY the Sheriff Of said Scott county
Nov unless You appear and answer thsrsto on or
before the first day Of the next term Of sad Court
to-wit: on or before the nrst Monday In SertSmber
4 1859, your default Will BE- entere ard JUDGMENT
rendered thereon
RDCoNGDoRs
Atty for Plaintiff
II II hereby directed that this noi,ce be Dpblisked
70 the DsiS Iowa State Democrat for four consecu.
tive weekS.
June g. 1859.
NJ CLIFFORD.
js2o Clerk d said Court.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-04
ShcriG,S .%1lp.
THE STATE ov iowa. in'he nlsu

ihs STATE Op IOWA, in'he District Cur, OF
scott County. Scot county Iva
DR. virtue OF pecial execution ls.ue,l from M.
~ once OF the Clerk Of he Distr'ci Court o. s. ~
county State OF Iosa, In favor Of Asru Kun,
piainti1, and against Claus Mundt Anna Mpnd,
George q Arndt, nisca..ns A nat On .tsto,b.r
Van poren, Johann Hannamsn. Joserh shields. m
man toote, David Sullivan. Joshua Dial Maeko q, a
ooroln, Msiher, and Christopher Ma hes, iefeni-
ants, dated July l. Is y. and to me d.rsc cd COM
manding me Lat u the real estate hereinafter DE-.
SCH ed OF thefad Cl.us Mundt ak or cause to
oe in'd- the sum OF tev,n hand cd thirty one and
~ 100 dollars, vi interest ard co-tt and A com
man ed by said execution levied Ut on the fnowin,
hescri6ei rel estate situated In scot county
to vt: The north eat quarter OF IN. north--a.t
quarter Of &c ion eight Isl In tewn.hip .ey,ntv-
eight ISL north OF range hiee I3l ,sst q, III. lin
together with all buidif e. III +, on situated
And hereby sive public mott th.t .hsu ofyrr
for sale At public outry, at tie Court House dor n,
the city q Davenport ecott county Iowa m NJ,
day theS ~ Of August 1859 at thu hcur i, a,~ls
ofsad day, to the hi h~s, AID hest ibid, ,h-re
for In cash, the above DIS rib d property or nm
Gent thereof 10 satisfy the above d. with Interest
and costs
Dated this 7th day of July, 1852
II LsONiRD
JuiyO Sherin OF Scott county lows