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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-06
ACT THE FOURTH
THE BOILER DECK OF THE MAGNOLIA

THE BOILER DECK OF THE MAGNOLIA.
Roll on he cotton balesT.ie her guards undersbe !.
freghed down into the solid mud and foat-No matter
wood up hang on to tho safety valye she'll crawl off on her
murderer Of Psu-Sezure Of the savage-Popuar fury
lynch him Lynch himscudder protects hm-Pauls grave
discovered, and the missing mail bags brought to gh-Ev
''''' THE LYNCH TRIAL
Counsellor Scudder defends the LYNCH
the Entertainments for that on McCoskey~
Improved and Corrected Edition in FxThe Yer
$50 THE SHED ON FIRE
Cut the Ropes-Back her out-lear away-The Criminal
axay,His Indian Destiny Pursnes him ,,,,
The Dh'inooiioN J BY FIRE 'ihA"H" "A'Noi-iA
The vessel swings in the stream prey to the flames.
ACT THE FIFTH
SCENE FIRsr-rHE NEGRO ouARrER-NIaHr.
Zoe seeks her old DdoThe old Obi Doctress-The
drink that the red FeverTbe night after the Satellite
is beautiful to young.
SCENE sEcosD-THE CANE BRAKE-surRIsE.
McCloskey out Of DangerHis fnht through the
His escapeThe dusky shadow of death behind himThe
dian the war path-1he pursu-The human bloodhound
SCENE TiIIRD-,rnE RED CEDAR SWAMI
Scudder and Pete their road homeThe alarm-Whats
huntTne wolf run at ast-The Indian and his Victim
ders revision the lynch verdc-His decson pc
ton-Scudder relens-H,s protection Of the white
ror SCENE peussh AzD Las. sd. n .r
fore she leaves the house Of her maserThe glass
of waierThe arrival Of scudderThe joyful News-Pete in
TIE ocIoRooN GOES HOME.
THE y yISToN , At ! Ti TIE q sa ND
McCloskey sppesls the highest buna-The that was
seen Of the Indian wah-nctee.
During The winter season doors will open at p NJ The
entertainu commence att
Fs uiles b. ng children informed that the entertain
oni departed from under particular circumstances and
u .parturs will be notified In the bills
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ACT THE SECOND.
THE LANDING ON THE ATCHArALAYA,
nj r

Scudder returns his old trade and takes photograph
Paul wants his picture tookPete brings terrible newsZse
confirms iGeorges DECLARATION Of bis loveHe does not
sovewah tee and PauThe apparatus at work-The da
guereotype porra-Pau takes bis likeness, assisted by
the Indian-The Savages fear for the machipe-Thinks
deadly weapon-Pau ats for hts portraThe atack-The
murderThe letter and the hightTerrebonne will be sold
and Zoe will be mine-The revenge Of the Indian and hi
grief for Paul.
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-. 4 cossSsSsivAroRr OF THE ARTS.
IssAGYEs RoBKRrsoN
rssvxrour TUESDAY. Dec.6.
- DION BouRcIcAuLr. ESQ,
NEW scRrs g many popular Dramatic Works.
o,,cc. APPROPRIATE CosTUNna
;g.s lss ss.. Gs.ss
. e |
-, q ~ ~ az A.. appearance In New York for many
~ Ho pIIGskbrosI !, cs:rs r. r:y.s:
nr rEAks2s e R.ss mate q hs AaSaoia .esnsr.
s ALLEN b hsS.% nsyss S ssSssn I sss
On TusspAr Dso isss.
An'T H R,:y; a q; ss.s.
ANGLICAN CHARACTER. 'sa''~
SOUTHERN HOMES
TIE 6cfFcSsooS,
M lad - Delta q he Sssi.ippl River, on the
I:cs,sn % rssTeoOans belonging 10 kada. Peyoa widow
TIE ,i@s <, pre.er. Winter.
s''d-o'ns me child c 4 2sssr1ss y white
nrs Peyton. OF Terroboune Plantation, In he Aua-
kApaa widow Of the late Judse Peyton MrS Blake
0eorHe PeytQp, her nephew, cducaied In Europe
and just returned home. Mr. A II Davenport
Jacob Mccloskey, formerly overseer Of Terre
bonnie. but row owner Of one half OF thu
,;.. sssis.; 1.ni.. o ,:; mr. nat T B. 'oaa''a
oversecr Of Terrrbonne, great improvements
and nvenaons, once photographic operator,
and been little OF everything generally Mr. Jefferson
Pete an ''ole uncie,n the late Judges body
servant bat "too ole work sa'', Mr. a. Jameson
CHS nrst appearance in New York for many ycars)
Zoe, an Octoroon glrl, freq. the natural child Of tie
late Judge by onadroon slave ns. Agnes Robertson
Sunnyside, planter neighbor and old friend OF the
Dors sunnyside, his only daughter and heiress.
6oushern Belle Mrs. j. H. Allen
Iafourche rich Planter Mr. Stoddart
wshnotee, an Indian Chief Of the Lepan tribe,
@ Mr.. ID. Bourcicauh
Paul yellow boy favorie OF the late Judges
ard allowed 10 do much he likes Miss Burke
Rats Mate OF the Magnolia Mr.. H. Pearson
Colonel Poindexter, an Aucuoneer and slave sales-
Mr. Russell
Jules Thbodeaux young Creole Planter Miss VI Secor
Cailou Oyerseer Mr. Peck
jackson, faner. MI Tree
Claiborne, the aucioneer's Clerk Mr. Ponisi
Grace, yellow girl saye.... Miss Climber
Soon, n grief boy slave. Mr. Styles
DIDO the COOK, Mrs Dunn
Minnie, Quadroon slave Mas Walters
Planters, slaves, deck hands and lades.
THE ARGUMENT OF THE PLAY.
Nothing extenuate augh down In naiceShakspero
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sHIPPIrG.

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81 g d
.aa
x%s1s:a. Aa
H0so ss ss1s Ssnsdsn nS% Sad
cheapest and steam om Ams
Su ss n ns x
First sooordng accommodation and go
Esurn @ esss Sass sso and $50 sssrase
y for Gn e ~ The
granted 70 and from all he % c Of
Truna Of Canada &C. a. Grs:. southern and wessra Of
Great Britain and the Continent 1892
sf fGs SSs%gYsa' w
N. y. 65SaINs BROTHERS. or ISABEL sEARLE
asn RSsHzlS hss COMPANY
cALIFoRNIA.
From III. Old ssass as whs sos d Inv Warren
AND E5a{h sr1 HAoa a. ycs Ss5. win
A @
prompt o0nnsson :. shs IsSmas always PANAMA. n'alns
Northern Light win succeed the North Star leaving New
- '"1' CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC
styling aqS
az Sn @ Ss sS a,
route under contract with the government .' - -
freight or passage apply ~ the only ONCE Of tho line in
the city OF New York,
No. 1T West street, corner Of Warren street,
~ b. ALLEN Agent
NBAn persons forbid trusting any account OF
the above ships
OLD MAIL LINE
49, cALIFoRKIA
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD.
EXTRA STEAMERS
PANAMA AND ACAPULCO.
REGULAR DAYS
9Th and 10th of each month.
TUESDAY. December, 20, at2PM
The North Atlantic Steamship Company will despatch tbs
Up lenc Id steamship
ATLANTIC
r. II. PEARSON Commander
For Atpnwa direct and will connect via Panama Railroad
with The Pacific Mail Steamship Company's steamer
GOLDEN GATE.
r. L. WHITING, Commander,
AND PvOCEED DIRECT TO SAN FRANCISCO.
For freight apply at the office the Company, No. Ss Wall
street For passage apply the oceover the gateon
wharf at The foot Of Canal street. to VIM II. wfCKHAM.
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C!iTI OF NEW YORK, DErAETNENr OF !INANCK
Water stock Of the city d New York.
Sealed proposals viii be received q the oomptonsrs os
until Tuesday, Dec 1880 " two O'Clock r. n, the
win be publicly opened the whole any part Of s
amount Of six hundred and y thousand dollars 6 Ths vs.
r Stock q 1s C New YORK Of Tie year 1854 auo.ed
ocmmae Council approved by tho Mayor Nv 1852 for pun
chasing lands now RessrvcE and extending ID
The said sock Win consist OF thousand Ave hundred
shares OF hundred doas each and bear interest
Ate q a. per cant ps< snnum payable quarter from
md the principal rsdeenAbe The Ars day Of October E
6om he sinking Fund for The redemption Of ths city ds
The propOsAh win state the Of stock dered and
Re price ps. SHARE and the whose proposals q
eeped win be required 10 deposit with the Chambean az
he city within tsn days asr he opening Of the bd The sum
swarded than respectively including Tie premium H.
0mo.
On presenting the receipts Of the Chamberlain ts Conn
koef bidders win be entitled 10 receive certificates equal
amounts Of The value of The Stock bearing ateresl from
Ne dates Of paynentA
Each proposition should scaled eodorsed 'roposa
for Water and the proposals thus scaled and endowed
put IN second envelope Addressed % the Comprcllsr:
The right reserved the part the Comptroller ree
any all OF The bids oonsidaed necessary prosss a. pr
ROBT, z. HAWE CouptroHer
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xI.ANTIC ROYAL MAIL STEAM NAVIGATION CON-
"A lenys New york and Galway ineThe nsxt departure
6fRCxGgIAN Captain Csmpbei Which viii leave on
1Aa!sdAy Dsosnbsr 1850 ouehiug a - Johns n: - 70
fovo ~ royal mAsls Ths vcsse has been greatly I'm
OroveA u largo outlay; her accommodations have bean
keas1 end - cee Of hs anss and Asss sieamsrs
rnes psnAFe-ra sisss 90 Us and 80; third SO.
Gudng nee tickets the principal cea the main railway
routes q Brin and Ireland Third class must prov
OaAs nifs fork ec and bedding Passage 70 g Johns nrs
- S6S second ~ freight passage inquire Of tho
Ans.s Kzpres Company 81 nqdson street and !. thsi.
$50 saa SECURED any OF the above oces bring
D cut Iron Of the principal oes the main lnes Of
S10vNy = Great Britain SIS 0alwav for 50
AFRICAN ExPRESS COMPANY,
ALEX. HOLLAND Manager.
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M r Esss.ss 1 zsogs II s OF Saz WORLD
AoSpA jerry Rsi as Nd 5T sk ga r. week.
The inimilabis Ethiopian Comedians,
In now b sGs 2 !. h scene from
sHAK bSsS STAEEE fFSpEnHfEsQuE'
Master s.n and r1g gns Or .n E nsnc lesson
i Hi JOHNNY nm &c ROACH Aeafe'
Doors open at Ga. Commence ia. Tickets rs cents.
COLE CANDIDATE FoRl
~ $500
VIM. BARLOW, ESQ.
ALWAYS SURPRISING THE OTHER ONES RETIRE.
MASS MEETINGS
WILL BE HELD EVERY
FRIDAY
EVENINGS. AT THE
FRENCH THEATRE.
SAN CownI.
CHAIRMAN.
CHArHAx AMPHIrHEATRE
" Equestrian Drama and Circus combined
MILE LOUISA sS'snisPss TROUPE
On Monday evening T BUCK as drama Of
Min. sahD and ROsras
will perform In the drama
Previous to which magnificent display of
CIRCUS PERFORMANCES,
In which all the great riders win appear.
oiown. irony fas
HDARIsINA.n
J. This magnificent Painting BY Andrea Gasaldi with B.
Paul Akers he eminent American SCULPTOR statue Of the
DEAD PEARL DIVER,
just added to the collection Of above N first class works Of
DUSSELDORF GALLERY sls BROADWAY
Open day and evening. Admission "a cents.
VNALLACK's THEATRE.
w OBSERVE
NEW COMEDY
FULL AND GRAND
WEDNESDAY DECEMBER T.
nU CHAlILUS AFRICAN COLLECTION.
6S5 BROADWAY
afew doors below Blocker street, among whichis
THE POWERFUL GORILLA
Open day and evening Admission Is cents
r EWES OF 1.-THE LITTLE FAIRY MISS DOLLIE
IL DUTT0N-The smallest girl In the world, Of her age;
old u inches high and weighing only 3 pounds In
songs and win also dance the polka each Levee
Miss Jennie Lille old will Iesee sing kitty
Clyde" Our Country Girls and when Singien
dance Scotch Hornppe She will give Levees Brooklyn,
In the Brooklyn Institute EVERY AFTERNOON AND
EVENING, except Thursday evenngs) to December II,
Pianist MissP Higgins of Boston will presde the piano.
and sing several ballads Admission cents children is
children In the afternoon, 10 cents. ALBERT NORTON.
J. II. LILLE, Agent Manager.
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AJIBLO'S GARDEN
~ Tuesday EVENING, DEC. s.
ONLY TINE.
INGOMAR,
WITH MATILDA HERON AND e. EDDY.

DRAMATIC READING, RECITATION AND MUSICAL.
H. Soiree complimentary to Miss FANNY WINSHIP. e
The large Hall the Cooper Institute Tuesday. Deoembr
1882 ~ M-Mss Winship will be assisted by the fol-
servcesMs Clara Fisher Maeder Eoctoni.t Miss mary
Simpson Tenor. Programme.-Part Il The principal
the Hunchback Knowles Mrs Naeder and Nus
Judd s. Recatona"The Wonderful One Hos shayo 90
ed (Brahan) Mr.. simpson. s. Rectaon-The idiot Boy
Mseder Part Ill Pastoral baladThe Queen OF ths
from Mss1s.h Mis-; Win:nip Bascarole-Ihe 81.
(Maeder). Mrs Maeder g. Duett'Qual quail Terra
"IMasnadier Verdi, Miss Judd and Mr.. simpson g. Rect
ta,ion charscer,-"Nsncy Beans Of Beansvle' down
East Miss wnshp Mr. J. Maeder will preside at the plane
the Cooper Institute and at the places Doors
open Il entertainment 70 precisely at Tbs
plano used this has been generously furnished from
The warerooms Of Chckcring 4 Sons ga Broad way.
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NOR SAVANNAH AND FIORrDA.-THE AMERICAN
Atlantic Seamshp Companys f4yoriie nship
HUNTsvILLE, John A. Post, ccmm.nde! VII leave pier y
r with unsurpassed recommendation SIS; through
cSes o New Orleans $50 as; Mobile SIS Moctgonery. s.
Zlhany S2l Atlanta SIS; Columbus a. MACON, e1 AugAt
1O Eegh 10 foo Insurance one half per osnl
xnniv 10 III 3, CROMWELL d CO., 90 West street
~ Montgomery succeeds on Nuryday, peo. lA
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n~oa SoUrHAMrros AND HAvRk-THK UNITED
HAses Maj Steamer FULTON, j. A. Wotoa, Com
aa, yin lsave r Isvre touching at Southampton 70 land
- NAILS and Psssengcrs on saturday, December u, q u
1aosk from pier 81 North river foot of Beach street This
~ 10 ave waasr ugh oomrHrmcrts enclosing the engines
- IN The event Of collision arandng the water could
reach em and bspuupe being free 10 WORK he safeT
- vee and passengers wond be secured Prce OF Pas
no Second Cabin SIS For Freight Passage
~ - w. DxAYfoF. Ageut No. Broadway. n. b.
~ JanuAryT
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FINANCIAL.

A UaUBf BKLMONT CO., BANKERS, NO. 20 WALL.
"A sreet Issue letters Of credit for TRAVELLERS available IN ~
parts OF the world through Messra Rohschd Of Paris
don Frankfort Naples and Vienna and their correspondents
CALIFORNIA STATE AND SAN FRANCISCO CITY
~ Coupons due Jan. l. 1850 bought collected. and
SACRAMENTO CITY AND COUNTY COUPONS
.'' - = ''''' well Wells, FARGO CO.. 81 Broadway.
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EoR HAMBURG. LONDON. HAvRE AND SOUTH
rAs Hamburg American Packet Company's Iron mail
BORU6SIA, Captain frsutmAnn,
VII leave pier . MOTH river, on Dec 81 .,.
sp WY" C. b. RICHARD BoAa
Isl Broadway.
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CALIFORNIA STATE AND SAN FRANCISCO CITY
0- DUNCAN, SHERMAN co.
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CTEAN TO 0LAs0ow.-THE LIVERPOOL. n. 7. AND
- g. g. Cos steamship CITY OF MANCHESTER, will
an from New York for Greenock calling at Queenstown,
oniurdAy 1OA December from pier "a North river.
oaa pag either q be above places Ss third class $so
Vassase apply u Tie Company's once, V Broadway
JOHN q. DALE, Aren't
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BARGAINS IN CLOTHING AND PIECE GOODS AT
ID Ala Broadway, opposite Lispenard street.-The under.
selling of his en,e stock comprising full assortment Of
be closed out the first OF January disposed
Wholesale retail for cash. approved or ia ex
so - - EDWARD FOX Propre.or
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DVIDEND.-PARTICIPATIN POLICY HOLDERS
~ he Albion Life Insurance Company have noS YET
rscetved er bonus q g per cent cash. requested
which they entitled Prospectus with Of Tho ANAL
gAmAted Company can DO had application r. g. BUCHA
NAN Eagle and Albisa Life odse. a Wall street.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-03

VI1HFREAs, on the 25tn dsy Of August. A y
w 1855, rears Y. Siaynak r OF Scot; County,
ktste Ct Iowa, executed unto David s. True, %
Tru tee, . certain deed II Trust, conveying to said
Trustee the land IN sc II county, lows described 40
.oliows to wit Pant of the east bali II the outh
west gu ri r Of section No. twenty.four l2]l In
township 10. seve, ty.ei.ht Isl, nor'h Of range
three [3l, ,ast OF the nj t5th] NJ. particularly
described IS follows, to wit; commencing At the
north west eorLer Of said east half Of satd touth
west quarter OF saii section, running u enc. east
forty (40) rods tn ev Of sixty (6O) foot road,
thence south slo, tn center Of aid road hrtyone
AMI one-hsif ~ rol-; themes west forty 800
rods ,hencs u rth thirty one and one half 81 ~
rods 10 place q begin log whic" sala convtyanc@
was made by the said uenry SiAymsk :. fr the
papose OF .ecIrn: he payment o. six cert sin prom
issorv DOT sand the tnte,e, there n .ignet by the
said II Y. alsym kef dated he 2.th day OF Au ,ust
y 1e55 OF which said notes 70 living two ~ re-
main unpaid and are now due t. Wit: One for the
sum o. hundred 600 dolars payable to the or
der o. A. Fulton. on tie 2Nhrayof August 1871,
and other for the sum - two hundred (2cO) dol
.ars pay able August 25.h, 1858, 20 the ord ~
G. Fnlron-each Of said Lo,es bearing lit rest I
per cent per nnnrm. erd enc years inter- st on
each ofs,i1 no es hEvt. & be- n psid
And said promissory notes having become
du. and payable the said tenry Saymakcr
having failed 10 ply the tame. I. AVID ). r. e.,
Trustee Aforesaid, 80 Hereby give this pubic no.
tice that by virtue o. the pow, wh CT . 10 II" st
I'd b. ssid ed ofifust vill on SATURDAY. the 9Th
day OF Nvve. Der. d. 1859. At the hour II two
- lock IN thu sne'n 'on OF said day, 1T the Count
Hou dor, 10 the CITY Of navenprt, exrose and
ofI,r for ale, at pub auciion the parcel oflsnd
a.ov. des rtted, or much thereof - shall be
re esssrv TO satisfy and psy the amount Ct said
notes tn the inter 1t thereon to the day o. sale.
t.g ther with al tn, costs and expenses attending
said sale, costs Of Tits nottre aud Trustees fNs
Up mp. ton Of such eale Deed ~ill te given
to the purct as~r tn reof IN accordance y th the
stipulstions OF said Dec Of Trust.
Dated the 18th day OF Octot er 1879.
DAVID 3. TRUE,
octlltts Trurtee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-03

NXIHEREAS en- the 18th day of July, A.
w ID, 1886, james +. Morton, ofScott coun-
ty, Iowa, executed unto David S. True, as
Trustee. Il cert; in deed Of trust. conveying to
said Trustee tho land in Scott county, Iowa.
dccried as follows. to wit !: The north east
quarter of the northeast quarter of section
fifteen H. in township seyenty-n;ne go
north of range two . east OF the 5th y. NJ.
Which said conveyance was made by the
said James +. Morton. fer the purpose of se-
curing the payment Of certain promissory
note and the interest thereon, signed by SAID
James +. Morton, dated the 18th day of July,
A. ID. lS56, and payable as follows: One for
the sum Of Que hundred and fifty dollars with
interest Mt ten per cent. per annum payable
Ju.y 18TH 1851 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 pronlssory note kav-
rg become due and payable and the said JAS.
+. Merton having failed to pay the same, ex-
cept the interest up to August 2lst, 1856, |,
bavd S. True, Trustee rs o-csaid, d o here
by give this public notice, that by virtue Of
The por err that is in me vested by said deed Of
trust, will on Thursday, the 10th day Of
November, 4. d. 1889, at the hour of two -
clock in the afternoon Of said day, at the
Court House door in the city of Davenport. ex-
pose and offer for sale at public auction, the
parcel of land above described, or so 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 fees. Upon
completion of such sale deed will be given
to the purchaser IN accordance with the stip-
ulations Of said dend of Trust.
Dated the l4th day of OctoberssA. D.. 1859.
oc15dts DAVID s. TRUE, Trustee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-03

CHERRIES sALE.-THE STATE OF 10
- wa, Scott county. in the District Court of
Scott county, State OF Iowa.
By virtue Of u special execution issued from
the Office Of the clerk Of the District Court of
Scott county, State Of Iowa, in favcr of Jack
son Gordon, pltf. and against joseph Lambrite
diff. dated October 10, 1859 and to me directed.
commanding me, that Of the real estate as
hereinafter described Of the said defendant, |
make or Cause to be made, the sum of five
hundred nine and seven'y-six hundrdths dol
lars, 1909 56) with interest and costs ! lev :.
led upon the following described real estate in
Scott county, Iowa, to wit: The undivided
half Of the following lot Of land: the first be-
ing ten (lO) acres, bounded on the north by
the meanderngs Of Duck creek crossing the
east and west line Of the section, and again
crossing within said line as said stream runs,
being part Of the west half of the east half
OF the southwest quarter Of section twenty
90 IN township seventy-eight (7S) n X 4
East 0 L NJ, being the same conveyed to the
first party by g. l.. Davenport and mis- wife on
the 9Th day of June, ,s43, ard recorded i.
book "of deeds, pages 2s9, 800, and the
other being eleven and one half liz acres Of
the aforesaid Southwest quarter Of section
twenty 20) being the same conveyed by G w
Warran and wife to w Woodward. recorded
in book &c" Of deeds. page %, with the an
purtenances thereto belonging as the property
Of the above named defendant.
And hereby give public notice that shall
offer for sale at public cutlery at the Court
House door in Davenport, Scott county, Iowa,
on Wednesday, the 23d day Of November
1859, at the hour Of 2 clock p NJ Of said day to
tho Highest and best bidder therefor in cash
| the above described property. or sufficient
thereof to satisfy the above debt, with inter.
ost and costs. Il LEONARD,
Sheriff Of Scott county, Iowa.
Dated III 10th day Of October, 1853.
lost 22-dts
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'HRUSTEE SALE.-WIlEREAS on THE
/ LIST day Of March 4 ID 1888, Claus ,iottsch
and Catharine GottSch. his wife, executed I'M
To A. j. Lawes, trustee. certain deed Of trust
conveyn. to said trustee The land in Clinton
county, iowa. described Us follows 10 wit =
The east half Of the southeast quarter Of sec
ton No five in township No cighty-,wo
ls2 north Of range No two 2 east Of the 9TH
Pm, which said conveyance was made by the
said Claus Gottsch and wife for the purpose of
securing the Iaymen, of certain promiss ory
note and the interest thereon. signed by the
scid Claus Gootsch. dated March the lst 1855.
payable TO the order of AlSen Parmlcc, one
year after date for the sum If two hundred
and ninety-scven dolafs S2g. with interest
at the rate Of ten per cent. from date.
And now said described note having become
due and payable, and the said Claus Gottsch
trustee as aforesaid; do hereby give this public
notice, that by virtue Of the yower which
is in me vested by said deed Of trust. | will on
Saturday. the l2ih day Of November. a. ID.
1859, at 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 mt
Public Auction to the higest bidder for cash.
the parcel Of land above described, or so much
thereof as shall be necessary to satisfy and pa
the amount Of said note with the interest
thereon to the day Of sale, t gcthcr with the
costs and expenses attending said sale, of this
notice and Trustees fees.
A. LAWES, Trustee.
Dated the ed day OF October, A. ID. 1859.
foat % dfs