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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-18

The Boston Pcst in It's weekly financial review, says
The money market continues in that peculiar sta'e
wien rates are low on certain svore notes
DUB comparatively high anything OUTSIDE OF the
cd but barrow circle To day the large majority Of
WHO are driven into the street paying from eight
ten per cent Tor money whether time cali, aud
loans on the "fancra' with very broad margin
are po very readily obtained at any price, and
cepl ntweve per cent aod upwards Thero is po much
money about, and any considerable business activity
would inc vitality produce q moderate s,rpgeucy ano
higher rates. The banks, whole, havo sbundar,
mesns the aggregate OF specie being s belox dve mii
lops With the favorable fact no OF good supoy
Of new York funds rendering probable that the boiling
OF coin Wild rather Increase than diminish Anr Win al
ths, borrowers get all the money they noed Ut
per cent or thereabous circumstances that would Imply
that The mein trouble Of The market rather lack OF
confidence than lscs Of means.
The New Orleans PCayune Of the 10th says
The most noticeable feature ia the market 70 day
an advance OF one eighth TO quarter In sgot checss
and sixty day biI the Northern cities. The
ment 10 owing 10 Slightly increased demand for ex.
Change, and 70 the exceedingly supply hand
In ect some parties have retused draw any terms
ard one OF the banks put up tho rae for sight 70
cent premium but heard OF no sAes Il that 0gure
The quotations at the close Of business we're follow
Gear sterling bills, l09 ll0X; hill Of hiding drafts,
iteA NsM; france, 81 Is 6f.7X per dollar. Sky
dsy bills on New York. &c, IL per cent discount;
sight q per cent discount.
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telegraph a1srsns Report.

SANDY BOOK, Aug u. sun,et-.h,p OCEAN Telegraph
pAsnE thu Hook sh,2 rorE a, the bAs "a 10
Of he Aoocr Ore bixs snnno,oi a he
epr bound out snp cleared the bar
no 81 hsst wea her Gear.
,AIGBLANre aug u suDset-Three barks psssius tho
Esnands srd two sqnsrc aged sppesred 10 TIA
Eastern onpg, bound 10 WHO veay xn weather oie,r
miSceIiAsecus.
4Hir GLANCE hence Sreman before rsored surned ..
Henerbsveo bar g. bales atou Ia =. q. -
S"senc ~ ca tobcon sito Loo ~nel-bte zo ops roa
10 no % o. pc ssh FO0 stasen 1n bos prss ano
70 ~ o-rsr st" VA IN ship b2< Dsmse,
10 IN 81 sed osD-o by Sos~s s,p.coa % wb, bso n..
herfec w RI W otcssip hs city SgS .ayc,
va We ~ nt~o'rt so 100 ps,bnbl aoo.i
snP VANCOUVER. reported wecsss In The chre ssas, WA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-18
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
GERF CATTLE.

gFRF CATTLE.
The nsrsei was ssan very inactive, but at prices
vary ing materially from previous quotations. roe OLE
irgs consisted almost wholly Of Interior to ordinary TO-
which The demand was limited, and prices ieodeo
Downward. There were even more sales at our ins.d.
quotations. thnn there las, week. ~hke first clos
catte-of which there were but few sae-oommaooe
prices fully up to the prices current last WEI oesday
from loc, lohc per pound. rsefe sale at le
tons yard 3,6i2 bead and NJ ell tie yards 956S heaa
agsrst sz2 head week sho an IN rease OF 24
head. Tie weather more iavorsbe than We hay
had this for tie butcher this fact suly
attributable the maintenance OF Last week's prces foe
with very warm weather very many Of The butohe,,
would rot have purchased except for their pressing
wants, wbereas many Of them purchased suf, ,enn,
for two weess Holders Of Rrs cattle very arm
in view Of the very small numoer sale, an
butchers were ready purchasers at outside prices
Many more could have been sold OF the ra,es.
some OF the frat class butchers compelled
their selections from cattle ranging from ordioayy g.
good, ard for which they compelled TO pay nea,l
ss much as for first cattle The market for goo1
eate a, Bergen Hill Monday very buoyaut while
poor qpalt,es dull and sod at log pricss. Apou,
Ss4 bead changed hands, however manly bought by The
New York butchers, bu IN part on speculation. 5pecu
atos have been very low spirited for several weeks pa
in consequence Of the prevailing log prices, ami they
nsse that they have been heavy Oeess In consequence
ef this fact more than the usual portion Of tho %
were OIL red from rst hands, mary Of the sctb.
as sa'esmen which them iucous,oerao.s SON
We pndertand that quite q large NUMBER sill a,
pasture IN The neighoornoOd Of the city, awaiting In
receipt Of favorable reports from the yards 10
ths city. The bulk Of the offerings ct the Wash
ipRnn drove yard came by the Hudson River Rail
rosd, ara hailed from Ohio, ILLINOIS and tns Sea O.
at Browppe's, Cbsmbetnbs ard O'Brsen's there prs
vaitd Moderate demand for all kinds, except 0rst cass
which were active ard firmly held at loo l0hc. pr
ponpn rho total receipts ct al the yards for the
ana 1881 week were as folio
washino'on Yo,d. Bromain9s. Chapsbnlin's OByiens
THIS week. 3,6'2 GO 90 a,
Iuos
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-18
The Supposed Murder In Wsstch~ste,
County.
TO rEE RpITOR OF TIE HERALD.

COub1Vs
TO rEE RprrOR OF THE HERALD.
WEr Farms, August 10, 1852
n the iast issue Of paper pubshed in xorrs,nt. IN
what porss 70 b repor, a. Inquest hsd At TIA,
paos % Monday, the 9th inst nimans me supprenion
Of Tho fact Of . murder nave been eorara..ed
TIE fsc,s Of the case are smpy these
was called TO hoad an inquest q, tho above nAc. IN
the body Of man PANIED re,ney, although physician
b Vi prescribed before his DEATH but from the s OF hin
tsvtns bern engaged in GROCERY ner hs real
cen. ~ss supposed be hao died bon ylo.onoe The
teeun 'ony (sbcb ooh, N beng ,ecgioS) suowed COO
c,usise Lst Toe dec4ateo crd from u ire nsas
be navcg benz grossly sSdcseo 70 otoxcst'oo as
rpy,ssuax sno being vfolslc. On h.
tooy the or, ss ~~n ss m,ss, y sde1 tia. to
eerso4s Of n.o,o VI genfen,sp lghs be- us,eassa sin
sDee tc ae rupp'ess 20 % aat-' o. nefds'.
g 3 y.L.JiFsa,
& fcDer VI Fta.cles.er equity.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-18

Reducing the wheat to -FOUR the deficiency in toe
eeipt' o! 1850 lie equal to ,537 600 bbls -four
The receipts ut tide water Of the principal articles
produce, on Tie opening Of the canals TO and including
tho IAN mat, have been as iolloxs:-
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yRkL CAIVkQ.


The msyset for yeah hes undsssooa but little change
since hast Wednesday, tbe demand ooosnung far II
price, Not inclufed N the reoe,p aDo, a80
bsao OF veA from Doawaxe county, this Sase rney a.
yiveo Browning thin movuisg, and cold q q M
81 per head chiefly speculation, n vetacd ia N.s
Jursey. che msykes the other yards wss far ana
prices ranged ffsm &c. 70 &c. 6xo par pound e % qua
The supply Vt all the yards up manly OF
inferior ccamou and Ordinary, for which there pre-
vailed bus hele demsnd, even ~ tho low Qa,ts.ous
The number Of arst class veas only noderste
and tho u g. $40 with occsstcual sales
ie bigger picss The total rec1ips all me yards
wesb and last week ss r0''ows:-
Wahnstoa Niyd. Brolvnu,gs Ca1ashc Iu1a OBrtew's
mis- week .Ssb Isl III "
Last week 80 90 81 W
SWINE.
rne marx Ia Inactive ana Dr,cos have mstariay de-
e'neo. shere about 500 heSr off r d., Dsrt Of
~bsb were aod At from 81. 70 bhc utlud all Kods
covD red beavy, ~ee very cul, and c"u1 osrdy dod
market Al outside otsIoos a other kinds
10 nooerae rsqaes. a. pro-e within tue raogi rpe re
epfa ,be Hodsoo river 6roso v-ros foos OF ca-p
seventh street, North rver for TIL week august
n 1893, .sPc A. folio ps-Bs Nes Yo,k and t1a Raj
Tosd, 3l7; hudson RIVER RsigoA5, 2ll; Camden aad
an boy Railroad, 8s2 New jersey Central RAtroad, 200
rsm,inrs from ass report $780, so'al, Sb0-s shch
ss'e sep' 70 sorte'n street yards 436; sold 1927 loft
Deer unsold, 6S7
pECAPIrULATIOE.
TIE tosai yscepts Of al ssocs all the yards for the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-18

CHIP CAPTAINs, OWNERS Oh OTHERS. HAVE A
~ rare chance 70 purchase with capital for theaevea,
respectable buauess sS ,re con-
eced wpn ahpppg wh oh has yielded 50 % @lsQO ear
ss.. . = tr socs and TO- so. for
peedod TO succesRu continue business 81 Oo0o Il 66
ONCE -S'-s' ~. -'-S~ ~" NSA~AS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-18
Et1lGplls.

fphLApnos
IpAPTgD TO THE PREVALENT CAUSES OF DKATH-
BROKEN BaDoEs-A MISPLACED swircHss-o)LLI
sIoNs-CROsslsGs Observation-Disclosures UP Los
TIME-DaAwBsIDeEs OpRN WITHOUT SIGNALS, ETC
BoypsD USE PRESIDENTS, DIRECTORS AND SUPER
NTxNpENm or RAlIRoADS-ktNS et 0Sy2U
IA sudden pitch
From q misplaced switch
Lao me dead IN thn ditch"
nof lie tYack the engine rnshsd-
Some were Drowned ana WAS cruahod.r
''wbsi IL Nsep 'ns out vis,op
Here died by . coliS,oa;
Twenty nnnr~ ded by the same
VERDICT Nobody TO blame"
"s,s.er, mother, sons and mo
Were run over. Hare we be-
We should have had time 70 m,2z'e,
Had sney blown the engines whistle"
"Sveeping round . curve
Whose Ourer Texture b,sdered an abyeo
The lara sefo canted DO IN tho pSeC,pce.
Anc seven OF Us killed. Bot what Of ,oas
rwsP the curve old IL. And the euglneer.
HepE upon . bender, was excased."
''rraiD borne traveller, rushing by,
Al Sbou paseeIh pipe thioe eye
Here car, cell a. ed with freight
Killed sixteen and wounded eigus.
For moment, friends. be weeoers,
as you pass the railrosd s'-epers.
You nay share our fase-why mott
Ere you reacn the next depot
"HeYe ave deposited the bones
The flesh oe,ng torn Of,)
o. al unknown man,
Who, beng oeaf, bind and lame,
Neglected 10 obey the customary s,k aais
And vas run over . Punishment
For hrs oontumscy.
The engineer promptly stopped the engine
Aher II mad cut the body in too.
And. sth most exemplary humanity,
CONVEX 90 the remains 70 40 acj accent wotd shed
where ali means Of resusCitAIion were tr1ed;
But alas!
The vital eeark had fled
For the humanity they displayed,
Tue epsh eer and signal men
Were presented by the com pany
With scs vice Of piate
GO thou and do lihewisen
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-18

VA Of Ae We&.. New York aug o. .....Aspnwai
Sorth Star. York. &..... Aspnwxp
raY HAVANA AND INV ORLAAsa srsAsxns
esYRs OtTy- Prom New York ID ayrivtoG q HsvsEa tn
nd New Or l0h from Orleans 2Okh Havana 29d
-rytvfDG n Rev forf t6h
CAHAwBA-Fron New Sork i9h, azrtvss It Asvsp. IT'D
orleans 1871. New OrleAna 27ib, 8h
.yr1viue at New Yovh Sd.
pBnADgISBiA-Fson New York 7tb. anivns q bavAuA
I'd sId ~ew Or 18th From Rev ORR aus 6tA Havana
ID, arriving al Nes Ynss l3sb
lie Soro-Frcn Nev YORK 2N arriving 1t Hsssns ut
Jew Orleans 3d. Prom rev Orleans l2th HavAcs 18th,
sptps 1t New CRIT Ieh
~ When on Sunday tho steamers viii
al on Monday, except rom NeR Orleans
6PsClAL NOTICE
AZ Hadsaee@ NJ t~s <sAssdsd ~ ~ Exw YcEx HHnALp
aAosld b ssalsl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-18
COWS AND CALVES.

COWS AND CALVES.
The market continues well supplied with every deGcrIp
tlcn Ct mich cows for which the demend has been
ceednglY limited, and conned anoet ausivey 10 the
better grader, which 'o the most part bring full prices
Ihe lower grades very duu and poor, and many
were bought for $50 10 so nead VIC noticed several
head which were very excellent, giving upwards o.
twenty bve qoarn On the average, and fe~ giving ~
rnoco as thirty quarts per cay. These creatures
be we're firmly 81 high prices wbie thoee ranging
hrs casa sold at $50 10 $65 per head very few or sm
brreng the OUTSIDE price There were several head LET
over but they all poor, and offered low TO at
for beef cattle The total receipts Of all the yards for the
we'k and last week were as follows
Washirgon Yard. Broue,nga CAamorIin'G O6,ien's.
This week.. Is "a 50 81
Last week. =. "A 80 II 30
SHEEP AND LAMBS
Notwithstanding the heavy receipts Of the past week.
and Common quality OF the greater portion OF me Offer
pgs The market ruled buoyanty throughout Tho day
week. There have been offered quite large number Of
primo lambs, which were readily disposed Of ~
80 per head, which 10 material advance on any pre-.
vous prices except for very extra osrings Extra "a,
rbeep have found market at 90 so 81 per heat the
bulk Of the sheep, beirg poor cold at than "a &c.
maty Of the Inferior ones brought only % % DOR bead
There @ss Increase ast weeks rtceips If
$500 heed-rba receipts being l6,li8 heed sys,rsl
1895 bead Inst week. All good quality re4dy o
preto o. however, ut our quotations. wh,e tho poors~
kr de we're neg eosod and barely fouDd 1t our 10
aide fGies TIE total Jer.lgs a. all tho yacG5 Tor
otfk uur Esi 'y'fS were az fo,io~s.-
Woasrsstn I0l5. Bog7.i'g's, C.es.5~is'sa OBrita''
n'e Etek. .h0a beth H,.9l Z 81
Lass Neek..,..GSi 1908 e,781 2,z5S
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-18

TMPURTY OF CaOTnN W ATRR
Keep ID yonr houss 70. constant use bottle Of
:. TIE 'nADIAL ICON 40 BrfTHhN.
Ihey VIII prevent The bS eecs prnduced o The Ne Of
me Orosou waer 10 10 prssstt SUITS nj impuTity.
These ptiero
Cure AL dkoesee ~ tho oovvols.
krsdi ate
- Ell hnpusitse from The Cd.
AND Keep tae digssav, o-gAsS act,ve ard hoauhy.
You need DOT nd
mn 10 your fsmiy bey the remedy 10 up6,
sho can nAo 81 any orugstfs gfocers he oily 81
b. bIk1NrELD'., 70 aeen arrest
role agent for the Un'tcd 80 o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-18

ron EFw,ED -eTOIEN. FanM TIC PRsMfsEe OF
pSV aobcrt iuc6ay, Rboul SO Ia end wora' ma
oe%s ~ a 900 ~ 40 ssr empoyoh ss servant 70 tns
'aWV enc VS. ntof 30 ct and r7Anieo NJ
ap her ab ~ ~ 81 he nd ~hi 10. Snra
- g 2 90 VIII tlsoA vs,yci when ia not O. her. Apply
~ AGA Ho.th Sit ee,,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-18

but Tho story thss ths member Of Me board involved bad
'saiDed she money Of she osher party The srouad
that had gone sgnst him he would have been unable
70 pay, h wholly without spandaa,ea.
rho following Wa We busaasss Of ne Sub Treasury
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-18

r~a.i.. soysa7,s7i a,'ey,sa7 1,o'S,isi i,sos.sas
Incrsssa.. 400 e5o Iocresse rs, 6s2
The receipts at TIDE water Of -four, wheat and
barley Tor tie sscond week Of August In 1853 ana 1885,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-18

ADAPTED TO THE PREVALENT CAUSES OF DKATH-
BROKEN BaDGEs-AIsPLACED swIrCHss-CDLLI
sIoNs-CROsslNGs UNwATCHsD-MAsINa UP LOST
TIME-DaAwBRIDeE s OPBN WITHOUT SIGNALS, ETC.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-18

CLEARED
Express Or.
steamship Philadelphia, HarrAop, Havana and New Or
n y Roberta
SO.
fb'p Dor Qn'xnte Not San -anssco- j N C,olev
Ship RI dy mion, HAlstt Ltverpoo-HowlApd Frothiug
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-18

the Arizona and Indianola arrived AZ Ne~ ORLEANS on
Monday from Brasos, brougut $500 900 IN specie
TIE Hudson River Railroad Company has added elk
burning locomotives TO the during The hast
months The whole number 10 use on tns road
10 thirty The burning Of reducss toe currena
expenses Of locomotive forty Ave psr cent
The following the August statement Of the Ohio Stale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-18

"rrain borne traveller, rushing by,
A sbou paseeIh pipe thioe eye.
Here o Car, cell a. cd with fre,g bit.
Killed sixteen and wounded eigut.
For moment, friends, be weeoers,
as you pass the railrosd sl.epers.
You nay share our fase-why mott
Ere you rescn the next depot.
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Total receipts. SIT $50 90
-rW 100 100 "
VA "a ''''''"'''''''''''''... ss., ouJA 90
he exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this morn
pg 1925 ss and the balances were 81 oo,
6o2 So
The Pittsburs and Boston Mining Company has dschr
ed dividend Of four dollars per share, payable Au
gust 70.
The following is the bank movement Of the four prnu
nall iiiaa AL nx Iasa a.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-25
Trustees Sale.

"HEREAs on the nth day Of August. Ap 1887
w William d. Anhoney executed unto Rot+tt ID
Congtlln NJ Trustee, certain deed of trust con
veying to taid trustee the land In Scott county
Iowa. described IS follows 10 Wit: part 81 the
half OF the south-west quarter 81 section number
nineteen tlel, in township number scN enty- eight
lSoi north OF range nuulbsr foer east of he s,h
principal meridian particularly described - follow.
commencing ~ point eleven huf arei and seventy
llIsOl feet north from point In the southern houn-
Diary line 81 sad quarter sect.n, which ,ali last
mentioned point - seven hundred and one. h.lf
ZOO IL fert west from The sosth east -co,utr ~
sad quarter OF sad sc f'n; running thence
Ave hundred and n'nety-hve 1881 feet; ,heuee
north three hundred and twenty sol feet theme.
east Ave hundred and ninety i've I6ssl feet thence
south th'ee hundred and tw'nty 1921 rect TO the
place 81 beginning; oil the above d--, ribed lin,
running North and Soul par, iirl with the north AMI
south lines 81 said section, and III. EAST and
lines run parallel with the east and west lines of
snid section
Which said conveyance was made by the SAID
Maconeg for the purpss" 81 utiug the payment OF
n certain pom ssnry not and The interest thereon
signed by said WIliism . Mahon,y and dated the
iith day ~ August. 1857. for fifteen hundrei
$500 dollars, psyable on the lith day Of August
is5s, with interest At tn per cont. per snnum .xe
cutd TO the order Of james Renwick, tad Deed or
7 ust being tn record In the Hecorer'rt III, In said
county, in book ~ 81 Mortgages, page 522
And now said promissf ry note having become thu
property OF James Adams and the same hsv ng be-
come due and payable and the said Mahonry having
failed TO pay the same, ], Il Conglon, Trustee as
"iof'ea'"' VI" H'''bS tIN' this pubhS NOTICE, thst
by virtue OF the power which IN vested by said
deed Of Trust wilton Thursday the 18th day ~
June, 1859 between ths hours Of gard three
O'Clock II the afternoon Of said day, at the Cont
House door In the city q Davenport, expose and
Offer for sale, at public auction, the parcel OF 1sni
above described, or SO much thereof AZ .hstI lie
Sufficient TO Satisfy and pay the amount OF said not.
with the interest thereon to The day OF sale together
with al the costs and expenses attending said saie
cost. Of this notice ana Trustees fees.
Dated the 18Th day Of May, Al 1850.
X, D. CONGDON.
NAy2Cdts Trnst~~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-25
LEGAI..,


vxyHERIAs on the 9Th day Of April. A. p. 1857.
w Louis Weyhe acd Louisa weyhe, his wife,
execu.ed unto Prank Piumsr. IS Trustee, certain
D. ei u Trust, conveying to said trustee the land
IN Scott County Iowa. described as follows, TO Wit
The south half Of tb. northeast quart-r OF the
.otth vest qaaY,er Of section one ~ In township
seveaty-eighl (1s) range three CD east Mt aiming
tventy acr more or less; also pert Of lot i've
fl and SIX t6l IN book hunter thirty (J1) in
tue city OF Davenport descr bed -
follows to Wit: commencing At the north east cor
ner of AID lot Ave 80 thence running west along
Seventh street one hundred and xty (l6O) feet,
Ia .nce south along th- west boundary line VI said
tIumb-r six (S) huEdre goo feet, then, asst
one hundred aud sixty goo feet thence north Alon
q ,ipe. street one hundred Oo) fret 10 the place
b ginuing excepting and res-rsing the foii wing
part " sad lots i've AID six 70 and o., Comm ncipg
At the northeast corner OF ssi1 lot hve to then,.
running west along Seventh street ninety 1907 feet
thence south and parallel with he western boundary
lice o. aines street fifty go feet thence east nine
ty 1907 feet thence nor'h slong the We tern lire Of
Game. street Fifty 5 feet the place u ming,
vbicb sail conve, ince mads by tn. said Louis
n W. yhe aud J. uist Weyhe for the purpose OF se.
curing the OF tvo certain pTom!ssery notes
and the Interest thereon, signed BY said Louis r
WAyhe ana Louisa Weyhe, dated the 9th day Of
Anyil 4 d 1857 and one payable Is follows: One
for :. We 1ty-ve dollars payable on the 21sA day OF
october u 1851, and oae for six hundred and sew
epty.hvs dollavs snd payabIe on the 2nh dsy OF
April, A ID 1888, VITA interest," u uh PER Oest per
annum sster que.
And nov said Il 10 promissory notes having become
dnr and nav bic. and the said Louis 7 Weyhe and
Louisa W@yhe having failed to pay the same l,
Prank Plumer, Trustee As aforesaid, do hereby give
this public notice that by vstne OF the bower vheh
l. il me vested BY said deed OF II usti wilton Thurs,
day the 23d day Of June, A 1853 at the hour OF
O'Clock In the afternoon OF said day, at the court
House the city Of Davenpor, expose Ard ontr
for sale public auction the parcel ofand above de
scribsd or much thereof shall b. necessary "a
satisfy pay the OF said notes with the In
tYert thereon to the day OF sale, together with al
the costs and expenses attending said sae costs O
this notice and Trustee's fees.
Dated the 8lst day Of Nay, 1859
PRANK PLU4D4,
mAxI 1YnAleA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-25
Trustees Sale.

XX7HERRAS on the 18th day Of May, A D 1858,
w Thomas Giynn and Bridget Glynn, his wife,
executed unto Austin Cotbin, Is Trustee, certain
Deed OF Trust conveying to said Trustee the land in
Scott county, Iowa, described IS follows, to wit -
The east half Of the south west quarter and tn.
ton number twsnty-niue 1921 TOWNSHIP number
eighty 1901 north Of range number three [31 east OF
5th also the south west quarter of south east
quarter of section number twenty nine 1891 town.
ship number eighty lsOl north Of range number
three ~ east Of 9Th NJ also parts OF lots number
seven and eight Isl in s.ctonnumber eleven II |
IN township number eighty (sO) north OF range
Der Two east, bounded as follows, to wit: On the
west by The river the east by the mill lot SO call
ed, containing 10 acres to be tnhen fro the north
end OF sad lots, ami to be near squ.re parcel
veyance was made by the saii Thomas Glynn AM
Bridget Glynn for the purpose OF securing the pay
ment Of certain prom!ssory note and the interest
thereon, signed by said Thomas Gynn, for the sum
OF thou and and sixteen and 96-l00 dollars, due
on the hrst d,y Of January, A D 1859.
And now said promssory note ha' ing become due
and payable, and the said Thomas Glynn hav-
Ing failed TO pay the same, l. Austin Corbin, Trus-
tee as aforesaid, do hereby give this public notice.
said deed of Trust, wi on Saturday the 9th day Of
july, A. 1859, ut the hour of O'Clock In the af-
ternoon Of said ay, At the Court House door in the
city OF Davenport expose and offer for sale, at public
auction, tn. parcels Of land above described,
much thereof Aha be necessary to satisfy and pay
the ut OF said note with the interest thereon
the day o. sale, together with all the costs and
peDses attending said sale this notice and
fees.
Dated the 1lth day Of June, 1859.
AUSTIN CORBIN,
Jnntl6 TrusteA