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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-06
SheTiN,S Sale.

THE sTATEOF IOwA,l In the District Court o:
Scott County, Scott county, Iowa
QY virtue Of special execution issued fro m tho
~ oice OF the Clers Of the district Court ~ Scott
county STAT" Of Iosa, In favor Of vi liam II Hill
dreth, plaintia and against George W Thomas John
r Dillon, the Troy Port able Drain Mill Co, N Rurch
$ Warning, l. Schrickev and eamuei George.
DEFENDANTS, dated June g. 1859, and To me directed
commanding me thai Of the real estate hereinafter
described, OF the said Geo W Thomas, ! make, or
cause TO te made, the SOM OF twelve hundr,d and
ninety dollars with interest and costs, 10 wit: The
north west quarter OF the no III west quarter Of
section twenty 2. In to~ nship number seven.
~ nine IT'D north Of range number three 20 east Of
the 5th u.
AMI hereby give pubic notice that shall t6er
for sale At public ouicry at the toor OF tho Court
House in the city Of Davenport, Scott county, Iowa.
on Saturday the 10th day of July 1859 between tho
hours OF end O'Clock Of said day TO the hish-
est and best bidder therefor In cash. the above de-
serb property sufci.n ther II ~ satisfy the
above debt. with interest and co.ts.
Dated this 10Th day u June, 1860
II. LEONARD,
Je17 Sheriff Of ecott county Iowa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-06
She1.tH,S Sale.

STATE OF IOWA, In the District Court Of Scott
COUSTT or SCOTT, 1county, State Of Iowa.
DY virtue Of an execution, issued from the once
ID Of the Clerk Of the District Court Of Scott county
Iowa. In favor Of J. D. DenkmAnn. PlaintiR and
against John Chas. Kuper Defendant dated June 8,
1859. to me directed, commanding me, that Of the
goods stock interest In any conpsny debts
due. property in the hands Of third persons, lands
and tenements (Which ere not exempt By law from
execution Of the said defendant, make or cause 10
Be made, the sum OF three hundred ana SIXTY end
6el00 dollars. with interest and cost, levied upon
enc yoke Of oxen.
And hereby sive public nslice that shall offer
for sale ct public outcry ct the farm 81 b. DenE
man, in Blue Grass Township, Scott nounty Iowa. on
Thursday the TIN day Of July 1853 At the hour OF 10
O'Clock moi said day. 70 the htghest and best bidder
therefor in cash. tho above described property or
sucient thereof TO satisfy the above debt with In
teroa4 and costs. 4
Da1sd tlis a day Of Jana, 1859.
H. LUOHARD,
jel 0h'6 OF Scott %, Iowa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-06

"A executed 70 me by Thomas YArwood, vhirh "a
daily ssceeded 10 tho necosders ocs Tor Scott ceup-
~. stste Of lows, in Book " g. Of MORTGAGE page
892, shall, on the 18th day Of Jaly, 1852 q one
otaoct, p ~, 1t the Oout Houssdoor In the City q
davenport lows, sell 70 the highest bidder for caeh
~ following described tract Of real estate lying and
being situate In the Oountyof Scott and etats OF
Iowe - VIII comm neing nnS(6OJfeos south from ths
ofthn vst corner u Jalas 1seds os, situate In lee
No thirty (9Oin The Oly Of Dsvsnpost;
toence son0 said Rods soath line eighty (eOl fes
t30l thence south twenty eight f2sl feet; thencs
vest eighty00l feet 70 east side Of Western Avenue
and thence west 70 the place u beslnning. TAe
1sustee viii eel only - tile convessd y Aam.
June22 -wlw WIN COLLINS. Trustee
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-06
ShertH,S SAFE.
Scott County OF Scott copnfv I

ThA nTATk OF IOWA, IN the District Court
Scott County, }of Scott county. Iowa.
DY virtue Of an execution issued from the of,c. a,
- the CLERK OF the District Court OF Scott countv
Stete OF Iowa, In favor OF Matthew Eehoe planiir.
and against BsrtholomeW Kehoe and John ehos. de.
idLdants, dated Nay 3ist. 1859, and to me direc.
sei commanding me that Of the goods chattcs stock
Or any company debts due property In the
hands Of third perscns, lands and tenements (which
ar. not exempt BY law from execution) Of the said
aefendants i make. or cause 10 BE- de- the sum OF
shree hunsred forty-nine and 60 100 dollars with 10
terest and costs, and by virtue OF said execution
levied upon the following described personsl proper
", 70 VII; Inree mich cows, three steers, one mare,
two colts, one wagon and harness 80.
And hereby sive public notice that shall o6sr
TOT sale 1t public outcry on the premises Of Martin
Kehoe, IN winfield township In scott caunty, Iowa,
on Friday the day Of July between the hours
Of 10 O'Clock n and O'Clock Of said day. 10
the highest and best bidder therefor In cash, the
above described property, or suiicient thereof 10
satisfy the above debt, with interest and costs
Dated this LIST day OF June, 1859.
II. LEONARD,
June3 Sheriff of Scott county lowe.
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- M *
"H1DAS Jsha 0sialth 80 Duily 0rtnaA. HI
w wife, Of PuUso1tne couney, 60 state Of iowa
BY deed Of trust dated Tie l6sh day OF oeutxmbsr
D 1884, tcer1odon IL ~ day os 0eaohey. q lsss
IN bsok -" passs - and % Of the records a.
Powsshisk eosnty, conveyed 70 lake, She eollev.
ing described premists in said Poveshek unty and
State OF Iowa, TO Wit: n north hail Of the north
iausrtrr q section sixteen lie In ,esnsaie No
seventy nine t7el north Of range thirteen ISL vest
cont aiming eighty fsol acres according u severn
ment survey, In trust, however to secure tbs pay.
m.nf or ,ertain prsnssory ncte therein described
rxecuted By said John arimsh, dated September is,
1858, Tor hundred ami thirty dollars With 10 per
cent intertst from date, payable six months after
date. ~ Davenport scott county, lows, which said
note II now past due aEd wholly unpaid.
Nov therefore ], J Leake, trustee ~ Aforesaid,
DO herr BY svs this public notice, that virtue % the
power Of sale IN vested b. said deed Of trust,
will, on saturday the ID day Of July, D 1859, 81
two o'clock In the q srnoon Of said DAY, IT the Court
House door n easy OF Davenport oler and expose
for SALE ct public ssction, TO the highe bidder for
cash, the said tract Of land % much thereof ~
shall - su@ctens 70 satisfy aSd debt, interest and
and costs. On the eoupass0 Of said sale, deed
viii b exec1tsd TO The parchssesin conformity with
the provisions Of said deed Of trust.
Davenport, June lesh, 4 1859.
J. b. LBAKR,
Iune00 TVuetee
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Trustees Sale.

VxIHE1EAS on the 18th day OF October, A 1856
w Henry Grasssn and Anna II Grssssn his vile,
executed unto Franz Plumer, "a Trustee. . ce tain
deed Of Trust conveying TO said Trustee the land in
Scott County, Iowa, described - follows, to Wit
mmeneing at post on the line Of George AlvoEd,
land N the north east quarter OF section twenty
six 1851 IN township seventy-eight 1881 north OF
range Iour east nearly in front Of Christopher
Rowe's house, thence north 80 deg. cas-. until ths
line strser the line dividing the lands OF George Al
words and John B nsthews in said section, thence
north-by- west along line determined BY prolong.
Ing ssid division line between George Alvords al d
John Msthews' lands until 1t strikes the south
lice OF the main ross leading from Davenport to
LfClare, thence south II l-2 deg. west along said
and 81 links north, 81 deg. west from the place OF
beginning thence routh 80 deg east to the place Of
beginning, sontstniny six t6] acres more or less,
which said conveyance was made By the said Hem
~ Grassan and Anna n 0raessn for the purpose Of
securing the payment Of two certsin promissory
notes and the interest thereon, signed BY said n. n.
~ Grssssn dated the 10th day OF October D 1856,
and payable % follows Ono for the sum Of
dollars payable on the 10th day OF April 1857 and
one for the Of three hundred and forty I've dol
lars payable on the 10th day Of October 1857. with
Interest st the rate Of ten Per cent per snnum after
maturty-to ths order Of 3 L. Bailey.
: And now said promtssory notes having become due
and payable. and the said Henry 0rsssan having
failed 70 pay the same, !. Prank Piumer, Trustee
virtue OF the power which 10 in me vested By said
deed Of Trust, will, Friday the LIST day July
1859, q the hour Of O'Clock In the afternoon Of
said day, at the Court House door In the city Of
Davenport, expose and offer for sale. 1t public suc-
ton, the parcel Of aad above described or 80 much
thereof - shall be Necessary to satisfy and pay the
amount Of said note with the interest thereon to
the day Of sale, together with oil the costs and ex-
pe0ses attending said sale, costs Of this notice and
Trustees tees.
Dassd tAs sth day Of June. A D. 1859.
FRANK PLUMHR.
June9 trustee.
The foregoing sale IL postponed untl Saturday,
the 8Oth day Of July, D 1859 at two o'clock NJ
ct which time Il will take place At the Court House
door ia the city Of Davenport - above advertised.
Dated Davenport, June 30. 1859.
PRANK PLUMER,
June3O TrLetee
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rnu s14!I o. IOWA. N q, pNt,,..c.-,. \.
scott o0sa'y. }sees. County. l. -. %
R1 Msso % spscssl sssc~syo~ s,...s 's-.-sa
- omcs y the CLERK Of m puoVtrs Cr..ve"s -.
Cosnsy, state Of Iowa. In fav.r o. ss.'sss 80, -.
y snd Lindsy piaintia, asA axainss ~, 80. !.
IIesn., ! 1SodWard, DevS1 Il
SA"ODsn -, =. HUI ". n. Darlington. JOSH M.
q, Peter Ludewig, 0eorss Isshrup, d I So
eoo, 1eSsc densa, osfsd yuus = l1ao a., - Dsh.E
81, esnnendins - that ~ the reel 800 49,
pavticuisfy described IN said vri, Of sn.r,.,
co..on 2, .ns said Di:tn,er Webs. / maze AZ
saase = = - " san d tseave huody 4 a.
sisn'y seven ao-loo dollars. with insere., = -.
lIevisn upon INC SsutL-west quarter Of ~. ~
vest quarter ofsec Jon No thirty thr,e iaal a.,
scip .s !. ~. rsho Rsnee n tnrss ri
special exec ntion. ssA S5sso g
And hereby give public notice ,h.s I .h., -.
=, TOT sNe . Isclic outcsy a II. Court He A..
% me city Of Dawnport Scott 90 love-. 90 ss.s,.
osy the sth day OF July, 1859 At The hour - $3.50
OF said ~ 20 the highest ard te.f hldl~r ,n~-.
.of IN cash. the ab.vs Described property. Q, ,.as.
and costs. Wv" sesfvss
Dated this 9Th day OF July, 1859.
,n,.o n. LEONARD.
'uhe 0h'n Of Scott county iova
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-06

u II 0uO0OO0 O01Oe
IKyHIRHAo on The ID day Of October, 4. D. 1858
w Jerome o Lambrite exocuted unto Robert
Conedoo % Trustee, = certain Deed Of Trust, con-
vevne 70 ssid trrstee the land In Pow shek COUNTY
Ieva. described ~ follows, 70 Wit The northeast
opsrt-r (k) Of the northeast quarter 10 Of sec
,too n9mber twenty-five C29) il township eshty oDe
1911 north OF range fourteen (lN west Of the 9th
i, containing forty. t4Ol acres; Which said
conveyance vas made By the said Jerome O
Iambgise for the purpose Of securing the pay
o. one certain psomoscTy note and the interest
there's. stgned b. said Jerome Lsmb.ite and 10
seph Lambrits, dated the - day Of October, D
1858, and payable six months after dste with inte-
ret q the rate Of ten per cent per snnrm
And nov said promissoTy note havtne become due
and payable, and the ss,d Jerome @ Lamorite and
Jossph Lambsile havtng failed TO pay the same, !,
Robert Coogdon, trusteeas aforessd,do herebygive
this public notice. that BY virtue Of the power which
u in me vested BY said dssd Of WILL on estur.
DAY Tie 98d day Of Jay, 1859 between the hours Of
land O'Clock in the afternoon Of said day, at the
Court House door In the city Of and
onr sale ct public auction parcel ofland above
described much thereof - shall be necessary to
satisfy and pay the sUount Of said note with the In
teSest thereon 10 the day Of SALE together with Ill
the costs and expenses attending said sale costs Of
this notice and Trustees fees. t'f
Dated the 2Sth day Of June, 4 1859
4. D. C0NoDON,
0une01 1rustes.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-06

Black Lace .Y9,etIes !!
Will Be opened to-day At
SMITHS VARIETY STORE |!
The best assortment Of
Fine Black Lace Nantes & Talnas
We have ever received, comprising some
JMagMtfjcemt G00ds!
70 which the attention Of the Lsdies Is very par.
tculsrly directed a. they the latest style and
Very Desirable!
Junsss-lw H. H. SMITH.
.N0t6ce "a FGs.sosescs.
ClOsimg Out sale!
Xx7s WISH 70 CLOSE OUT QUIZ PREsExr
oOR. SECOND Z ROCK BLAND Sra,
ana iron ta.s day uasi IN y cold. win snsr our en-
tire Oeock Of
Dry Goods, Clicking,
Hats and Caps,
Doose essA sAosss 10,
Without Regard to Cost.
wsvnl ~ en- I'll ktndsa
an OCE REE6s
Iowna rzAn sa.r oar y HAD II TINS
DON'T FORGET THE PLACE.
Can Seen, asA Secure Bargains !!
=. Z =. =. 4YN1R.
0.-Psoaues taksn n s1nhanga.
uay1s-wtf
Lumbcr !! Lumhcr!
a LING 4 WILLIAMS having removed thesv
IA Lamb Yards - he ooHaeT Of HayTisoo end
6nuyth streets, are nav pgeporod - 00e great In.
duee9anss 70 purchasers Of Lumber, having
n Largest Al Best AsssFtnent
IN THR CITY,
ooassst,ng u psrs q ~ loalswtss. nsnsey:
~ ~ Il 1encina fro0 IL 10 - fest lo06. sa
5000 4 fSnbss Jeistssnd Soastiins, I'll 1000
~ ~ Is v,eseipR. 6ssased enl unlssssea. =
Sna000 4 ySlinG. 1geoDea ~ un1seooo1s
99o.0oo 8 UleoS I'D oecone OieaT ooAyds and
Sceios n rpe,sr, sssn y y eshas sasea. III
= ~ e II J 0;saGs a'aalas ssaa'ss'as =
Ss IL - $780,
IS95l5o al33etnte q - - - !.
| = Fl = s 9 s ~ e !; { ~ ~
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Wellimgs For Sa lie
O II a n.
s1NHE UNDRASIGNBD WILL SELL ONE, A
i double, or
All tho Dwellings In his Row,
ON BRADY STREET,
BET TWELFTH AND THIRTEEN7H SITS
The gvound rent on which these dwellings stand Ia
only dosr per front fopt and hiss I6 years lack
Ing few mOnthe TO run The double houses have
double stills. and Joined together only by the Sc
ding, and oil strong and we'll built frames, and II de-
sired can easily be removed
These houses have 9, I, and eleven rooms, oil pa
percd, sash hung on pullies, each house pleasant
~'oop above and below, lots vel shaded, good well of
water 10 each housc, cisteen and cellar
Amy person with small means procuve himself
. pleasant home BY buying one Of these single or
double houses. A part OF the payment can DO ex-
nusl rent will be requi' ed In hand.
ALSO,
The Large Brick Dwelling House In
which live corner Of Twelfth and Hr.dy streets,
IL sale. The lot Is GA fret front by 100 feet,
an alley, on which there 10 NO incumbrance, and can
be sold on long time.
The Two Story Brick House, corner Of 10th
and Perry stsets, In hich J. J. Llndey lives.
Lot 60 bv $50 feet. gocd water cellar, and house we'll
finished, containing 8 rotms.
This property IL Ale free from sncumbranee, and
can be sold Oh easy terms.
ALSO,
Fine Span Of Young, Well Trained
and Matched Horses, Double Harness and first
rate Lumber Wagon, cheap. Apply 10
mayll =. o. EADe. nv I W HARRISON.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-17
DIR. j. H. CZ4PKAY'S
Trivate Medical and surgical Tnstitute

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Opposite the Pacific Mail Steamship Co.'s Office,
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Established IN 1854, for the Permanent Cure Of all
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4 TTENDING AND RESIDENT PHYSICIAN,
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Office hours-From 0, a. m, till 8, p. m. Com
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letter or otherwise, free.
Address, DR.. l.. J. CZAPKAY,
San Francisco, Cal.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-17
California.

From The poem delivered at the late celebra-
ton of California Pioneers, at San Francisco, by
John R. Ridge:
Bright land OF summery days and golden peace,
OF vine and flower and ever rich increase
OF veined hills and mountains treasure stored,
Where miser gnomes in secret watch their hoard,
And starte at the burglar pick and spade,
That Go their careful hidden wealth invade,
would some better, worther hand than mine
Could yield thee now the tributes that art thine,
And paint thee, as poet should, divine
But, poor indeed would be the tongue and weak,
Which could not something of thy glores speak,
And while for thee no gems OF thought bring
From starry paths Of lonely wandering,
Where Genius wont to stray, yet may my muse
Have found such tribute as thou'lt not refuse,
Some humber flowers of modest mein and hue
By silver streams in Fancy's fields that grew.
Than this the sun lights on no lovelier land,
So wondrous rich and beautiful and grand
From where Old Ocean 'ganst the rock bound
shore
His pillows roll with never ceasing roar
To where the far Off ghostly snow-realm shines,
Or solemn music Of the mountain pines
Sounds through those dim and haunted solitudes
As if the thunder whispered to the woods
Or where the golden sanded streams do stray
And freshen nature in their gladdening way;
Whcre'er our footsteps tend, our visions roam,
We find but beauty's Eden, grandeur's home
Proud land, to give such honored men their
graves
Long as thy shore the broad Pacific layes,
Or scars to Heaven Mount Shasta's brow Of awe,
Like that white throne" aud vast tn Evange
saw
Shall thy most rare and golden name be crowned
With all that glory gives, the world around
Still shall the nations visit thee from far,
(With Hcsper deemed a not unequal star y
Still shalt thou lavish, pour Thy treasure forth,
Enriching all from thy exhaustless worth;
Still shall thy sons be brave, thy daughters fair
And Art and Science breathe thy purer air
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-17

FUNERAL OF A SIBERIAN CHEF" As soon as
the chief was dead messengers were sent off to
invite the head men residing within a hundred
miles, who all Immediately repaired to the place.
The body of the chief was laid out in his best
attire-his chair Of State was placed at his head
his saddle. arms and clothing were hung
around, and silk curtains were suspended from
the roof Of bis yourt His wives aud daughters
Eneltaround, chanting the funeral dirge, in WHICH
the voices OF men occasionally joined.
While this was going on, the funeral feast was
preparing. Ten horses and hundred sheep were
slaughtered, and the flesh was thrown into numer-
Gus cauldrons. boiling over fires kindled in the
ground, which were constantly kept stirred by
men stripped to the waist. When a sufficient
quantity Of food was dressed the feast began.
The guests sat in a circle round the mount, the
chiefs nearest the centre, those of next degree
next 10 them, aud the women outside.
The feast lasted seven days, during which two
thousand persons partock heartily in the con-
sumption OF mutton and horse flesh. On the eighth
day, The body was conveyed to the tomb on a
camel : the camel also carried the chair OF state
The two iayorite horses Of the chief followed,
after which followed the whole tribe, singing the
funeral hymn. On reaching the place OF burial,
the body was deposited in The grave, and the
horses were forthwith slain and placed beside the
body of their master"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-17

a CHURCH SEIZED WITH A BILIOUS ATTACK
lat sabbath Mas Cuo;lelly Meeting Of the Me-
i"odist Episcopal Church, and, as usual on such
f-ccasiUus, the Sacrament administered. After
the meeting ad djourned, the members went their
several ways, some to dine with friends in town,
some TO their homes in the country. In about an
hour the doctors were in requisiton in every di-
ectOn : the whole membership was seized with
II simultaneous " bilious attack" and the demand
Tor remedial agents was general. The first smell
of the sumptuous dinners prepared provoked
sudden and involuntary eructatou on the part of
all the urihodoX members Of the respective fam
lilies. The Venerable Peter Cartwright, presiding
elder, for whom extra preparations had, Of course
been made retired from the prospect, as dinner
came on, a little bent over with both hands
placed helow his vest buttons, declaring that " be
'iidu't feel like eating" One brother is said to
have made for bis house, balf bent, and, with a
groan. tnmhlrd on to the bed, and, in reply to
I.la Mlte c g" bat toe matter?' exclaimed, in IA
lespairing tone, on I've got the cholera -
The epidemic spread all through the country,
exciting considerable alarm and occasiOning a
general casting up Of accounts. But the panic
subsded when it was ascertained that dHtiBl0ti0L
tDtne had been, by mistake, administered to the
whole body of communicates We understand
that t" Uncle Peter" said &" it was The first time
he ever knew an attempt 10 yomit the devil out
of the Church" Although it was a serious mat
ter, the sinners, owing to the hardness Of their
hearts, did laugh Winchester (ul.) Chronicle,
July 10th.