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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
COURT Of APPEALS.
NOTES OF DECISIONS oY JULY TERN


NOTES OF DECISIONS OF JULY TERM.
Cady act Conger
The dedication Of land for a village green, estdp-
hied by evidence ef that intent contained ID me ssne S
convey the 70 teir Us % sns1
land and of adjoining e for church. and from continued
Wlehef religious corporation dedicate is own property
where there municipal corporation 70 s.'er The general
Iisht Of the pubic an naNaIa h p $50 NAV mai.n
al behalf Of himself ssd others similarly Interested 20
prevent sue" ie'''''' Ke,el,a, sst Myers
The comolant averred that the defendant made and
stowins to bf oI sS4 g. payable sept 1855 there
due aud owing 10 The paHnn TIE sad sum - ~n
Hed that the complain, sufficient and demurrer Thereto
hivOlsus.
The proof of the service Of the summons or COM
plant . par; Of the record upon demurrer ,
before Of action seegsa should be taken by a.wI
Payment two year. from the hrss day OF APr ls.
with annual interest demurrer on the sound that no osqe OF
%, wa. due the time OF tIis the plaintiff entitled TO
judgment upon the deH, Mel AZ. eros.
One who. for the accommodation of the maker,
poorse. bis note payable the order OF third person is liable
% Of The note by the psyee without is
% matter OF fou which be done, or reckoned as done
al any stage '' '' Gidenteve agt. Marine ct al.
sui, upop promissoiy noe, defended for the ben
80, sos md ipcorseo defended for bis immediate ben
Ell and he incompetent witness por 10 the
Of the Code ia 1891
SUPREME COURT-CH.MBEKs-August S-Beiore Justice
s'i N IxcR,BAM-DEcIsioSs
George Ssckal apt. Mary Seckal.-Reference ordered
AsIopD Fentob, &c. sgt. Bernard Schwartz &c
a. 8 Willard. &c. agt. Wm. H. Reynolds.-Moaon
,rsnt,d and reference 10 II w. Robinson, esq
corpr M SPECIAL srsslONs-ArG. e.-Before Justices
S"' s1rrEs KiLLy, and OssoRS
James Bran. steshng pocketbook; fenitennM Wy.
ford
80 mouth Wm r. BroSn. stealing horse snd WAGON re
maIesd VIM Bsshsw, assault and battery p;.,;;
orhs Thomas Cursn, assault and battery, feni,entA3
,nonb John Carroll stealing shirt; Penentiay non a.
sab NJ peyine assault and boe1yi City F1's'p .V' Az
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ehse Patton v.sa snd battery; Pesiier.,rJ uo1;s. Wn
F.rsu.ou stealing City Prison ~ d.,G Rhod. Dsvis
stealing ere,e, &c Pen t-n.isry months Mary G-a.on
as..ut aod battery; P.Ditsp,.ry monih. Jeha Jsctsn
,.,shrs taai bs Peu.u,.ry n1on,bs WnL Nixon sealing
msnseJ sehe, Peni;-n;isy m1D,hs James "is1n steal
cor coins P-n'.niiary john shsere, s..-
h,nt III. .D6 coiss Bouse OF R,sse H.by Ter .salns
boz Of spool cotton Peun lazy mon.hs John ODonnel AID
Yswud Dorn.n ina newspapers Houe Of Rs,se Osen
Foss q. alus bras casns' Peurt,iary uonth FeS Nc
Dopsd assault ard bsiery jnden-n: sasp~Geed "AAsm
Oeh,ki a.ssui; and ba.,ery judgment ,usp~ndet
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BRlEN-In this city Monday morinr, Aug after org
and painful illness Ms Al uie Ber, vie Of InotAy bren
IL the oSh year 0i her
CORNELs-In hi, city Monday morning Als g. after
ouc ard illness Mary the beloved wife Of sAue! Cor
relius ssed - year, and csys
DFEGAN-On Mopcsy, Aug g. a. n. r,ndence corner 81
Fe!;y lG syee, sls Second syesre, NJ YhoEas VeetA.
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Fourteenth Ward policeman, and taken 70 the s,s''on
House in Spring street, accompanied by officer Da-
bois, who made a charge OF as'anlt ssainst him,
and yesterday he, also, wss held to bal.
Sheebsn is 9Th at large. Neither OF the officers
were AIMED, both having Just before come on duty,
and one had on citizens dress IL is proper to state
that Mr. Irving explains that he wss endeavorng to
quell the disturbance, which mad begun before ne
arrived on the spot and that he ia innocen, of wrong
in the matter.
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MARRIED.,

MYERS-SMITH-On Monday Aug 9, by The Rev. William
Tucker MI Benz Myers Of Langdon and Miss sarah Smith
Of Claremoni n H.
OSBORN-MUMFORD-ln Sarruccs a. the brides residence,
on TUESDAY morning Avg by Rev M Alien Of Hartford.
M Geo g. Osbcrn and Miss Matilda T. Mumford, daughter
Of .xJudse Mumfod. May ther life be Of good works
and happiness.
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BIRTH.
DIE d.

Clarke wismsburEh Long Island, Dee "a last Ms
u. p Claik OF dAug hier.
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A HALF-YEAR's ASSESSMENTS FOR STREET OPEN
rScs. AND OTHER IaPRovEaESTS.-It appears from
the semi annual report of the Board Of ASSESSOR made
10 the Compt, ol,r that the number of assessments
for all purposes confirmed by the Common Council
for the six months ending June 30, 1882 was forty;
and the amount of the same is $259,5i 50. The
a..essms nts confirmed by the Supreme Courtor open
ing streets during the came period were as follows;
Dusp. street Broadway 70 Chsthain....... $St75 20
Read. street Broadway 20 Chatham. Sg1'.so ~
Reaee street. Broadway 70 Washng'on.''''' 4'''"' w
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ADVERTISEMENT

MENTAL CHAMPAGNE!-Just what the present
light sparkling pssoe exciting entertainmen,s by the new
fmnabv of comedians NAV be called at b,RNvMs MI
srUm nsdenghtful perfect banquet Is
offered this afternoon and evening
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...,,.........sl,24l,2SS 10

The assessment for widening Whitehan street
amounting to about $4,000 is not included, as IN
consequence of numerous errors, 1t VIII require re-
vision. In addition TO the assessments above stated
the Board of Assessors have made large NUMBER
the eopfrm nation of which is now pending before the
Common Council.
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IAdvertisemen,

TAdVeTIlsentnI ]
YOUNG MEN CAN LEARN THEIR TRUE PURSUIT,
and nr,p how 20 train their Children for virtue usefulness and
baprn,ss by obtaining PHRENoLoGIcAL EXAMINATION AZ
FowLER WELLs's, No. sos Broadway.
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LIBRARIES CLosED.-Sunmer vacation has reached
It's lowest ebb. Both the Astor and Mercantile Ii
braIes are closed for two weeks. The reading room
Of the Mercantile Library has also been shut up in
order TO receive a new coat of paint, and sundry
minor improvements and repairs. The reading room
Of the Young Mems Christian Association is kept
open, although large proportion of the members are
out OF town.
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The advices by the Hammonis are to the Doth.
The LOHdon Times notices an active demand for
money, the general rate being fully two aud half y
cent II also notices sales the 18th Of Illinois Cen
trail 7sa ~. 1t remarks upon and quotes American
securities a. folows:
In colonial descriptions there was decline In 'irest
Western Of Canada on the decrease in the traffic In
Anne securities there fall in the Illinois Cen
trail Freelapd bonds, Michigan Central shares, Mcni-
gan Southern bonds and shares, and Pennsy!ysnA
Central aecond mortgage bonds.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-10

BOARD OF SUPERyIsoRs.-This Board met yester-
day afternoon, eight members being present. Inc
other four were said TO be in the country and there
was no disposition the part OF those present 10
press business; and after debate of half an hour on
the question Of adjournment the Board adjourned to
Tue,6ay next. The Serge, Mat Arms was requested
to notify absent members that they would be expected
10 he present on Tuesday without fail.
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PopTRaIr OF GENERAL PmsBURY.-Messrs.
wout g. Co., Of Broadway aud Broome street,
have on exhibition in one Of their show Windows q
6fe size Photographic portrait in oil, of General Su-
perintendent Pkbury, executed by Fredericks.
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lAdvertisementI
BRADY's GALLERY

Hs, REMOVED from No $50 Broadway TO No. Gas Broadway
corner Of Beeckerst
PHoroes.rgs DAeuEsREoryPEs AND AMBRoTypEs.
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THE PUBLIC HEALTH.-Mr. Downing yesterday
continued his raid on the pig sites, doing with his men
fearful amount Of audabe depreciation. The work IS
but begun. CityInspector Delavan intends not only
20 exterminste all live hogs from the Island bat to
take vigorous steps toward making the city as
healthy and pure as its location indicates that it
should be, by next taking in hand the fat-boiling
establishments, and other like sources of public in
convenience and Of disease.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-10

The Christian Association Daily Prayer Meetings
Ms stil kept up, and well attended, the usual
rumber present being from 2Oto 30 persons. num-
Of lsdies attend regularly The morning meeting is
held from 7! o.tock to "a, and the evening meeting
from 81 to &.
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SPRIsKLIsG BRosDwAY.-A number Of Broadway
merchants have petitioDed Col Delavsn to continue
Spin king Broadway every afternoon, from up to
O'Clock instead of leaving OF at the former hour, as
heretofore.
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SUDDEN DEATH IN STATIoN,IiOt 81: Leohd
Henry cooed GIRL was taken the Fifth Ward Station
Home by father Monday night for the purpose oil havh
Der" sent up" vserant She placed IN ace where
% hours a.rward she was found dead by the dooDan. De
ceased appeared be suffering from deium tremens al the
fiua Of AL mls
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SPECIAL DEPUTY SHERIrrs ATTEMPTING TO BREAK
x1o .DlSREPUTABLE HoUSE.-Some time since jim
Irving Superintendent, of Markets Andy Shehan, ex-
Member of Assembly, and Frank McCabe, were sp'
pointed Special Deputy Shenfs to aid City Inspector
Delavan n,suppressipg the pggeres and other nu'sh
ees which came under his notice. On Monday nign''
.oon after II O'Clock Officers Hair and Dubois OF the
Eighth Precinct while on duty in Mercer street. saw
Irving, Shehap and McCsbe attempting TO kick ID the
door of the disrepuable house. No. 90, of the same
street and as was their duty to do exposusied with
the disorderles whom then they did not know, and
requested them to desist and go about their business.
While thus in the discharge of their duties, the officers
were instantly assaulted by the City Inspectors men,
who descended from the stoop of the house to the side
walk Both Of the officers were knocked TO the pave
ment and the assaling parties beat the policemen
about the head and face in such manner that they
were scarcely recognized by their friends. Both of the
officials had their eyes baekened and their faces were
cut and bruised in barbarous msnner- They will be
subjects for surgical and medical treatment for some
time to come BY of assistance which was soon
at hand McCsbe wss arrested the spot, and sent to
the Sta.ion-House. Justice QuackeIbush, before
whom he was subsequently taken held the prisoner to
bail 10 the sum Of 600 to answer the assault jim
Irving was also arrested at late hour Of the night by
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ALLEGED ATTEMPT AT BURGLARY.-John Lewis
and Thomas Sweeny boaen 10 and q years of age, were
ses,ed board the schooner Martha MOORE lying at the 1905
OF Market street r. by Officers Pierce and De Corcez OF IN
Eleventh. Precinct on suspicion of attempt 70 commit bur
ssry completes burglars tools were found III tner pos
session. Justice Brennan committed them
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INJURED IN AFIGHT.-About II o'clock, on Monday
ib, Sas Lee No IT'S East Twenty fifth street knocked
dow and badly injured by two men with whom ne had Deen
6shns. Lee was much cut about tine head and face.
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tAoverisemen.

MAD DoG-A mad dog was killed in Divisiol
stree, by Offcer Crouin Of the Seventh Precinct
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CAsUALTIEs-Peter FlaDey, hsg.man, stationed at
the corner Of Centre kicked BY one oil the
horses attached 10 car and badly injured as
TO eouire bis being 10 the Hospital ,,-r
horse attached TO took fright at the corner OF Pe
street and the Bowery and running away seriously injured
jane. Dunn driver who thrown to the pavement WITH
er.a
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CHARGE OF BURGLARY.-A youth named George
Buun arrested Tuesday by Officer mssteon oil the fun
Precinct charged with bsvSg in June 1853 broken into the
soe No Courandt street and stolen thererom 20, worm oi
lie Justice Connolly and committed
for
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RoBBING JEwELRY SToRE.-TTo men, named
John Williams and Morris Dunn, were arrested on Monday
charged with robbing show jewey store No 1891
P.st street of thee watches locke valued in all al oO
Tu.y were locked up 10 await examination the charge
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U. 8. Treas. Notes 81 pcs. Par.
Premium.
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Interior PennsylyaDis.... IA !
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-19
EhgriN,S Safe.
II. LEONARD,
Shit Of Scott Co, Iowa.

DY virtue OF an execution Issued from the once
ID Of the Clerk OF the District Court OF scott
ty, Iowa, In favor OF Pr ston Ware. j.. Co.. and
against Moore Garrett, dated the 18th, LAY Of NJ
vember 1868, and TO directed comm andang that
of the goods, chatiels, stock or interest In any
company, debts due, property IN the hands CT third
per sons ADDS and tenements (which not exempt
h Garrett, make, or cause TO be maze. the sum a
four huudrei nfty-,we and 50.IOO dollars. (Sl52 5O)
due Incl ading debt. interest and costs. with
at thTrAte OF six per cent per
from the 9th day Of October, 1885, and In obedience
to said Command have levied upon the following
described lands anti nments situated IN Scott county
Iowa, to w.t. The undivided hsf Of part OF the south
West quarter II session twenty four (21) and part
Of the scut east quarter Of section twrhty Three )
township enty tisht q North q range thr 80
East Of 9th particularly set out and desc ribcd
follows, to wit commencing 81 stake and stone
OH the Eas' side Of the pubic highway known ~ the
" Dubuque road" AT point eleven on rods due
South Of the North line OF the said South E.st
quarter OF ss Seetio wenty three (3), thence dine
East sixteen (iG) rods, thence south ten % rods
thence West TO the said East line Ct the said Du-
buaue road J" thence IN . Norlhery direction to the
pact of beginning aleng the Eat line Of ssid
" Dubaque roac," containing one and one-eighth
QK) acres, more OF less.
And hereby give public notice that will sell ~
public auction at the Court House door in the city
9th day of February, 1859, 1t the hour Off O'Clock
P OF said day, to the highest bidder thereon In
cash, the above described real estate, or sufficient
thereof to safety said dett Interest," ~ we'll as all
AccrulnE costs thereon.
Davenport January 7, 1859.
n. LEONARD,
Janl2 6h'f Of Scott co unity.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-19
TrQlStee,s Sale.

VKyHEREAa On the Goth day nApii pls53.
w George Hawley and Dstici Hawley exc
cuted unto John Dillon trustee, . certain deed
Of rust conveying to said tru the land In Scott
county, Iowa, described - follows, to wit: The
west half Of the northeast quarter Of section t~en
ty two 1921 township overweight Isl range four
raj east 5tn NJ; wAiCh said c0nve, ance vas made
By the said George nswley and Daniel Hawlsy,
for the purpose Of securing the payment of certain
prom ss0ry note and the interest there< ned by
said George b and d Hawey, dated the 10Th day Of
April, A 1858. for $500, payable to Andrew W.
Campbell, guardian, in one year, With Interest at
ten per cent.
And now said note having become due and payable
and the said George and Daniel Hawley having
failed to pay the same, !, Inn Dillon, trustee
Aforesaid do hereby give this pub &c notice that bv
virtue Of the power which Is Ia me vested by said
deed Of trust, vii, on Saturday, the S'h day Of
February, 1859, At the hour VI two O'CLOCK. in
the afternoon Of said day, at the Court House dor
in the city of Davenport expo.e and offer for sale
1t public auction The parcel Of land above descr be.
or much thereof as shall be sufhcient to satisfy
and pay the amount Of said note with the interest
thereon 70 the day Of eale together with ali the
and expenses attending said SALE Of this Iotce and
trustees fees.
Dated the Sd day Of January, A D 1869.
JOHN II. DILLON,
ian12 TPnsfce.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-19
Trustees Sale.

N7HEREAs on the 10th day Of April, pIa7,
w David = English, AZ Scott county, rxrcntrsl
unto GenrgeL Nick6lls ~ trustee = Certain sec, of
Trust, cow wing % ss trustee the north west au.r
ter OF section No five Is In town .hp No sevsn.y-nin
tIsl rth, And OF range No a. eat ~ the h,h
NJ. ir Scoft county, iowa, which said conveyance
WAS made by the said David v English tor TIE rur-
pose OF securing the payment o. = certain mote n
one hundr, and nit and 50 100 dollsrs fAtts ~
and the interest thereon, signed by s.id English ard
dated the 10th day OF April 1885,. PAYABLE s.x
months after dste, 20 Alfred Bardick, with ten ,sr
cent interest
And nov said note having become due and payable.
with the IN erest thereon, and the said David y
English having failed TO pay the same, 1. George L.
Nickolls trustee aforesaid, DO hereby give this
public notice thyt by virtue Of the power hlch tn
me vested ty said deed Of trust, will on Saturday
the 18th day OF February. A ID 1859, At tie Curt
House door IN the city or Davenport, between the
hours Of two (2l and four az o'clock In the afteYnooa
expose and offer for sale NJ public auction, the parcel
OF lani above described, much the cot IS shal
be 81 icient 10 pay the amount OF said note Ills ~
with the interest thereon 70 the day OF sale toee,h
er with all the costs and expenses ATTENDING said
sale. costs OF this notice and trustees fees sc
Dated the 18th day Of January, a u 1859
GEORGE l.. NICHOLS,
JaIb Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-19
TruA(Cc'S Sale.

NYHEREAs on the I7ia day OF December. A u
w 1857, Pet r NcAiiistcT and Jane NcAiilstfr,
his wife, xecuted unto Ausiin Co, bin es trustee.
certain deed Of trust. Conveying to said trustee the
land IN Clinton cou ify, Iowa described as follows
to wit The west half OF the ~ nth west quarter
Of section number twenty one 1911, township num-
Der egh'y-.wo lS!l North OF &c number four Is
east 9th which said ccnveysnce mad. BY
the said ncA1 and wife, for d purro.e Of 80
curing the ayment Of two certain p oinssor, NOES
and the intsrert thereon signed by said Peter Ncti-
ltster, dated ths 18th day OF December, ID 1854.
and payable ~ follows: one fr thirteen d. lars, cte
On the 18th day OF May, u 1s5s and tire other Tor
the snm Of one hundr' and eighteen d Isfs due on
the 15tn day OF November. A ID 1883, with ten pr
cent after due, 70 the order oi Lewis Perry
Andnow 81 notes having become due and payahie
and the aid Peter Nc Allister having failed pty tie
same ust'n CoIbin trustee do hereby
give this public notice, that by virtue ~ The poxer
which Is In me vested BY said dsd OF trust. WILL on
Tuesday the 25h day OF January, A l. 1869, between
the hours Of and O'Clock In The aft Of said
day, at the Court Iouse ioor 10 the city Of Davsn-
port, expose and orr for ale At publ auction for
essh, the parcel Of land above described. much
thereof ~ shali be suci nj 70 81 siy ant psy the
amount Of said notes with the interest thereon tho
day OF sale together with all the costs and expenses
attending said sale, costs n this notice and tr1slcs
fees.
Dated the 31st day o; December. D 1853.
AUSTIN ConBis,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-19

Benjamin Atkinton,l
Ludlow Pierson,
Joshua Dial.
Eliza Barrowman,
X !. Rarrowman and
Fran Is DenDison.
DY virtue OF . special execution Issued upon
ID the foreclosure Of q mortgage, from the Of
hce Of the Clerk Of the District Court Of 8 ut
comfy, ate of Iowa, In favor of BENJAMIN Atkin-
son, and against Ludlow Person, Joshu Dial, Rlizs
Virginia Parrowman, Bsrrownan and Francis
Demise dated JAnuaryb 1859, aad - M direct %,
commanding ms to make, or cause to be male, the
sum Of six hundred and fnrty-foar and l5-lOO dol
larS 1864 Isl including debt, interest and costs
with interest at tho rate Of yer cent per annum
from the llh day Of October LOS by sale OF the fol-
lowing Described real estate, situate in ssM Scott
county, state Of Iowa. TO wit FIFTY 1901 feet 10;
four ri In block thirty 1901 In the city of Daven-
port, more particularly described ~ follows, viz.
Beginning al point sixty tsOl feet south from be
north east corner Of sad lot four thence run
ming south along the west side Of Sc.tt street fity
1901 IL. thence tst eighty s0 feet; thence nor
nifty (501 feet thence east eighty ts0 fest, to the
place Of beEnning-e nine feet n the westtide
thereof, reserved for pubic alley.
public auction, At the Court House Do in the city
Of Davenport, Scott couniy, Iowa, on Saturday the
18th day of Feb uary 1885, at the hour Of o'clock
Of said day, to the highest bidder therefor in cash
the above described real estate or sufficient thereof
to satisfy saii debt, interest and costs, wei a. all
the sccTuing cssts thereon.
Dated January s, 1859.
II. LEONARD,
Janl2 Shf Of Scott Co, Iowa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-19
I'ruStce,s Sale.

VTYHERBASo on the Both day Of December 1851,
w Richsrd Gittins Of s. oft county State Of Iowa
executed unto Abner Dawson o Trustee, = crYtain
OF trust, conveying said & ustee the land 10
Scott COUNTY, Iowa. described follows. t. wit thu
south half Of the northwest quarter OF the south
east quarter u section twentythrse (23 In townthp
eighty (s0) north Of two ~ east Of the 9th
NJ containing twenty coy acres more or lie o. which
said conveyance was made By the said Richard Git
tins for the purpose Of securing the payment OF
tain promifssory note and the interest thereon.
signed by said Richard 0tfins, dated the Both day
Of Dec mber, A. D. 1851, ard payable ss follows !:
One for two hundred and enc snd 6s-100 dollars
(o201 65) payable to the order Of John Birkel On
the 00th day Of December 1858, with interest 81
ten per cent per annum after due.
And now said promissory note hsvfng become due
end payable AMI the said Richard Oitfins having
fsiied 10 pay tina same, I, Abnss Dawson Trustee
Aforesaid % hereby eive this public notice. th.t BY
virtue Of the power which u IN me vested By said
deed Of Trust, will, . Wednesday the oh dsJ Of
HsbraAsy, 1859 st the boar Of two O'Clock In the
afternoon % said dsy, 81 the Cocrt House door IN
the city Of Davenport, xpcse and c6er Tor sale q
public auction, the parcel OF land obovc Described
much thereof % shsll b suf6ck ut 70 sottsey
and pay the amount Of said po.e with the interest
thereon 70 the day Of SALE ogetssr with I'll the coss
end expenses stt nding eaid sale, costs Of th mo-
tce and frustses fess Upon the completion a said
sale decd will be given IN sccoydanee with the suD.
ulatlon Of said deed Of trust.
Dated the 18th day Of January 1852.
ABNRR DAWSON,
Jall Trustee.