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GROVER & BAKERS
CELEBRATED NOISELESS
"a MIL Y Sc WING MA CHIMES
NEW STYLES-PRICES, $50 TO 1925
HEMMERS, S. EXTRA.

BALTIMORE, July IIth, 1859.
The undersigned have used the "GRoEER Ii BAKER,
SEWING MACHINES for five years past, and in all that
time it has fully met expectations every particular
We recommend them therefore, with entire confidence
as the very best machine in use.
JOSEPH BICKERTON & co.
BALTIMORE, July 18th, 1889.
1t affords me much pleasure to bear testimony to the e
cellency Of Messrs. GROVER Il BAKERS SEWING MA
CHIMES, having in my family which does all thai
protested for it, and with beauty quieness that
delightful in the household.
Rev. JNO. McCRON,
Pastor Third Eng. Lutheran Church.
SALESRGONS-1Sl Baltimore street, Baltimore
495 Broadway, New York
~ Send for a Circular. j23-tf
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IMPORTANT TO HOUSEKEEPERs.
To know that they can money by purchasing Woo
already Sawed and Split Office ofCity Steam Fire Woo
Mill,
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mhlTtf No 81 n. Gay St, OPP Odd Fellows Hall
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To COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND OTHERS, WHO Buy
HERE AND ELsEwHERE-iaVing established Agencies in
New York, Philadelphia and Boston, fer the sale my
ROSEMARY ana CASTOR OIL for the growth and pre-
servaton of the Hair dealers he Supplied ny any of the
undersigned at manufacturers prices
Carey, Sanger * Howard, New York.
X Bazin, Philadelphia.
C. W. Fowle & Co., Boston
Fred Fickey & Sons, Baltimore
joseph Boury & Sons Baltimore
And of the Proprietor, q. C. DRISCOLL.
j30tf ~ Baltimore street
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|~{P FREE LECTURE.-DR LEWIS r..
r. - STEINER Will deliver Lecture THIS TUESDAY,
EVENING, in the Lecture Room of Ste. hens Church.
Middle Ages" Admission FREE, and all are invited to
attend. II
5-p GRAND CHARITY CONCERT OF
~ - SACRED MUSIC,
WITH FULL ORCHESTRAL ACCOMPANIMENT, "
Under the direction e
JOSEPH GEGAN, ESQ,
Will be given
The HALL OF THE MARYLAND INSTITUTE,
ON SUNDAY EVENING, November 18th,
s. The proceeds will he applied to the PURCHASE OF
CLOTHING FOR DESTITUTE CHILDREN nS-2t
I~}D THE MEDICAL LECTURE
~ TO LADIES.
Mrs
ANNA VI NSFIELD'S
MEDICAL LECTURE
To
LADIES,
Having been postponed from Monday Will be delivered on
THURSDAY, November 10TH
At = past l p. NJ,
AT NEW ASSEMBLY ROOMS
Admission to this LECTURE will be free
The following extracts from papers other cities indicate
both the nature of the Lectures reception they have
met =
Mrs Mansfelds Lecture to Ladies was finely delivered
yesterday morning cultivated annrecatye audi
ence much praise being bestowed upon practical
nature and valuable instruction.-NeW Orleans Dcjq.
Strong expressions of grateful feeling have en- made by
ladies OF the very finest social position and cultivation, in
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KNDLING Wool KINDLING Wool:
SAWED AND SPLIT WooD, OF ANY SIZE
At Office of City Steam Fire Wood Min,
No. NORTH STREET.
sl0-tf JAS H. JOHNSON
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NC II Ray LINE steamers VIII leave the Comp;
s wharf, UNION DOCK, FOOT OF CONCORD STREEI

SCAT ~ O'CLOCK, p M4a
Or Immediately after the arrival of the Express TRIM
N. ~ - e-t''''' at L"
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HoTM ST JULIEN, NO. WASHINGTON PLACE
IL Two large suite and three single not vet taken
the winter Private tables served il CARTE An IN
efcepouable restaurant with smoking and reading room at
tackled pakeo particularly desirable single pen{,emen
ELRERT ANDERSON, ProprietoC
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WINES, LIQUORS, &c.
RINET, Fills Co, REIMs

=
The great reputation and popularity which Champagne
Wines have enjoyed many In France England and
Russia and the urgent request often expressed by
American friends that should the
rican public has induced forward stock TO appoint
Messrs TUAIIsLON, HAZARD Il CO, Of New York
sole agents In the United States Canadas for the
sale Of the and aer ourselves that excellent
taste and judgment Of American award 10 our
Bnet Fla Co. Champagne prominent position in the caa
logue Of wines celebrated for their superior qualities We
offer and excellent wne bright sparkling and possess
ing frniy richness found only in real grape wine This
Gnampagne ENJOYS great In Europe As mpe
the Legion Of Honor awarded only by the Emperor for real
merit and worth s engraved each label No others are
genuine.
Messs Tuailon Hazard Co. arc our sole agents since
JAM l. 1857 BINET Fills II co.
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FEMALE INSTITUTE,
w Under the direction az
MRS. ELIZA w. SMITH,

LAG Ffnc!PA q 49, nan ns., IA ts.
struction The course at comprises depart
meuts-the Physical Morsl the Mental and the Graceful
cultivated and elevated morality will accomplish little
with feeble or sickly constitution Consequently Physical
education placed first Aids 70 this found in the graceful
gymnasium with s ropes and ladders vaul,ng poles sod
trained ponies and saddle horses belonging 70 the institution
and for this express purpose give opportunity for daily
riding careful In the management OF the pobls
animal The Graceful Department comprses Music Drawing
Painting Dancing Manners Carriage and Conversation
rally gold medal awarded each pupil Of the Gradr
ntng Class at the annual examination In July. Parents
cure ne comfort thorough Instruction and elegance Of bsr
daughters and wards while the utmost streness and cxclu
veness Wal be obseyed the young ladies win have the advan
o. attending the lectures the Smithsonian INSTITUTE and
niing nose places Of teeres and instruction which
4osno only Y the federal metropolis Post ooe address, Mia
~. smhh. Washington, D. O., boz 7O2
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COAL.

o. PER ToN-CoAL.-RED ASH, LARGE NUT ~
delivered CRATE range and furnace Red Ash Lo
and lse West Nnieenih street. betWeep yeah and Eghah
nyenVeS. '~s"S''
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310Q PER YEAR
The Ss. cheapest and best sustained boarding
u me State u Fort Edward Institute NJ Y Rev 0
seph y King AN, Principal. Winter term December i.
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TTUNGARIAN WTNEs.-A SUPERIOR LOT or RED
III and White Hungarian Wines In wood md In glass by
CHARLES +. Loosely, No. Hanover square, room No o.
IRISH wHIsKEY-P POSITIVELY THE FINEST, Old
est and highest cost brands IN New York VIZ Jamaisons
bottle Iochpagnr, Ardbsg stewaxt's SCOTCH Whiskey
0n,ro II. b. KIRK, % Fulton street.
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FINANCIAL.

GENTLEMAN WITH THOROUGH MERCANTILE
"A experience, desirous of investing $4,000 in some vel
established commercial business of undoubed Responsibility
Any communications addressed E. D., Herald Office win mes
attention, and be considered strictly confidential.
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yXyM II. BARNES 4 CO.-M0DEL AUCTION HorsH,
w Atlanta Gcorea.One OF the above firm being now n
the city can be consulted IN relation 70 consgnmcns
Georgia. where goods being sold daily and pricen
desrous OF trying the Southern market In can
address w. II. Barnes 4 Co., box lU6 Herald Office.
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r PERLE ,o
THIS WINE rs OF EXQUISITE FLAVOR AND FRUTTY
TASTE AND Is GUARANTEED TO COMPARE FAVOR
ABLY WITH ANY WINE IN THE AMERICAN MARKET
FOR SALE By ALL DEALERS.
CRAMER, ABEdd 4 McCIoSKEy, IMPORTERS.
V9bRQAQ STREET
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DIIIS, 81 AND UPWARDS. ON UNION BANK or
ID London and Royal Bank Of Ireland sale by WELLS
FARGO CO., 81 Broadway, New York aud California Ell
press Company.
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A UGUST BELMONT CO.. BANKERS NO. 80 WALL.
"A street. issue letters Of credit for travellers available in
Of the world through Messrs Rohschid OF Paris
London, Frankfort Naples VIENNA correspon
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for sale1hs Chair for ladies' and nvalds must eventa
ally supersede all rockers and of gentle motion
There be any objection any ROOM as Il has
friction CARPETS &c As the said Chair something
different from other patents and ordinary
which has been heretofore only that of patent spring rocking
horses and chfdrens carriages beg leave
call public attention the The Right will be sold at
price that enterprsng be assured fortune
from its purchase. j. A.. CRANDAIl. Z
Can be the American Institute Fair every evening
any day at ME factory Of Cranda Brothers. 992 Mad
street.
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RR0oKLYN BAZAAR BROOKLYN BAZAAR.
~ MATCiiES, JEWELRY AND PLATED WARE,
WATCHES, JGwELRY AND PLATED WARE.

All Of the best manufacture and Importation. rotating al
Wholesale pYiOss at the Brooklyn Bazaar 3 Myrtle
nesr Fulton street Brooklyn Target companies FURNISHES
sssormant Of being manufactured fer the hoday
he cheapest and best the city Of Is Myrtle avenue. Brooea
BA2aAr,
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CLOTHING, &c,


A GREAT CHANCE FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
II to dispose of their left of Wearing Apparel good ad
received an order for the same to send West SO
sls and # extra good $40 paid for silk Dresses
Pants from ST to S. Apply or send note by post to B.
Mntz 2s2 Seventh avenue between Twenty seventh and
Twenty eighth streets Ladies attended to by Mrs Mlnz
A RARE CHANCE AND NO HUMBUo.-GENTLRMaN
from 81 to So Pants and SIS Coats also every
a sa1 S n BY e. mote By
teenh and Twentieth streets.
A Ii KINDS or LADIES' AND GENTLENEN's CAST
n OF Clothing wsutedn large small lots which the
calling the 50 street. line BY post will meet
with prompt attention. Address William WALSH 80 Centre
AT 4sI PEARL sTGEET-ssooo WORTH OF CAST OFF
snperuons clothing obtain the full value in
current money by calling sending for JAMES MORO
NEY, 3o) Pearl street.
IL great prices from So to $50 for and from 50
TO $50 for Bareees and Cashmeres also Carpets Furniture
ew seventh nVs ns ss and
streets.
r AIDES AND GENTLEMEN HAVING ANY CAST OFF
cpnE e o masss 70 ~ coes w s. a %
dresses 81 $40 note addressed 70 Or call At the
avenue between Fortieth Fortyrst Ladies' at
edded 10 by Mrs Harris
AIDES AMP GENTLFMEN CAN RECEIVE THE
~ ss other Wearing
Carpets Furniture The full value promised be paid
from 81 80 and upwards Pants from 81 and up wards for
Vests Boots and shoes hongh also Please call address
tie,h Twenty first Ladies' attended to by Mrs
Harris.
MRS. H.. l5l WEST TuIRTY.FIrTH STREET, qua
Wearing From 81 Is &c ea p Ss a as LEFT Oh
underclohcs rurs shawls Coaks Carpets chiidrens
,hrona he pos o out q az oe sd o orders By note
punctuay attended TO by Mrs H. i5i West Thirty street.
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FURNITURE

s, "A THE EAGLE ENANRLrHD FuRYITnpr !. W.
factory Sss ssoaSwsy Ave doors above Laura Kesuss
"a and upwards e best enamslled furniture
Call and examine.
bedroom ENAMELLBD FURNITURE IN All.
ID coors and styles Of superior and warranted
nshed in landscapes fruits escos and Towers u n NJ
RrNGTONS 368 Canal street. opposite Wooster Manusac
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We feel ourselves battered BY the preference accorded our
house by Messrs BINET, Fills Co. In the appointment
their sole agents the United States Canadas their
celebrated original SEAL golden spray Champagne
des Games Wines and In presenting the tho
pubhc we are confident that tho discrimination Of American
and TIE inpariaty OF the public will justify
pure and az elegant as any in the market at price placing
within the means Of nil who may desire perfect wine. The
undspube test Is In the taste These Champagne Wines OF
Messrs Bnet Fills Co. free from all adulteraon made
upon the extensive estates Of Messrs Bnet Fills Co at
Rems IN France and under their immediate supervs
Decos sparkling refreshing and brilliant having resn
taste In the mouth and not producing headache feversh ex
element when drank freely We receive our shipments reGu
lay from Messrs Bne Fills Co. and ofr tho same 70 the
trade ct prices that cannot fail to give decided preference
when the quality large stock always on manu-
TUAILLON HAZARD co...
Sole Agen,sfor No 20 lroad street.
BySEr Frs 4 Co, 4 Reims.
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WATCHES AND JEWRLRY.

T NO. il WALL sTREET.-BARGAINS IN WATCHES
IA ALI. KINDS OF GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES
guarantee % sell 90 cent css than any retailer in this
ety. call viii satisfy ali purchasers The trade car pur-
chase cheap lorcasn j. MACDUFF, II Wall street.
Att WALL sTREET-JUsT RECEIVED AND WILL.
pc sod Tor nlf their cost of importation, parior manual
CLOCKS figures consisting Of gold bronze ebony marble,
&c DC Also imported Silver Ware Of every style 70 DO
at bargains. j. MACDCFF III wall street.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-12

GherfH,a Sale.

Klixsbcth Durham W Rnoch Mead. Mary =. Mead,
Chsstes Sls'Iton, 10 eph Shields, wheeler =
Miller, and Hni, Alien 3 Co.
DY virtue Of . writ o. special execution issued
ID upoo deere Of forsclosure, from the ONCE OF
tue Clerk cf the Dhtrict Court os Sectt county,
in tn State Of Iowa IN she above entitled case, d.
ted February H. D,isSs, and 20 me directed, COM
msnding me 70 make, OF cause 70 be made the sum
Of six thousani aud six hundred snd thi'ty.two
Aoalar~ and eighty two cssts Us eS1 80 including
debt and costs With interess ~ the rate Of ten Yer
cent per annum firm md after October, 10th l-6s
by sale Of much thereof hall be ne essary, OF
the following real estate, situate in ssid Scot COM
~, state OF Iowa. 10 VIII The northwest qusynr
OF ction three ~ in tos nship scvents-sev %
north u range two ~ east and also The southeast
quarter Of section rie @ in township seventy sew
en-, north Of range two ~ east exceIting, how
ever, out Of said southeast quarter " section Mac,
(9l that portion thereof to-wt Thirty acres, sold
and conveyed ty al Eaoch n al ard Mary Mead
/ 10 o. Robert humphrey Ry deed, dated February
tn iSt., and icc,'dei IN the Recorders ofice in
said ,coit coun'y in b ~ g" Of deeds at PAGE ~
| and 70 which ref renee is made.
Public notice is hereby given that rs commanded
| BY said writ, will sell atpublic auction, to TIT
iehest bidder for cash the above described real e.
tate, much thereof shall be Necessary t. sat
isfy said debt, and costs, At the DO OF ths
Court House Ia the cltyof Davenport. Scott county
| Iowa on Saturday the 26th day u Msrch, A 1859
| at the hour OF O'Clock M OF said day.
Dated FEBRUARY ~, 1859.
H. LROWARD,
| Feb2S Sh'd Of SCOTT Co. Iowa.
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IX7uERHAS on the 9TH day Of August, A D 1853,
w John N. Merryman, Of Scott county, Iowa.
executed unto II b. Mathews, IS Trustee, = certain
Deed OF Trust conveying to sAid Trustee he lana in
Scott county, Iowa, described IS follows, to wit =
commencing at the south west CT lot No. ten
0) in block fifty three t53) In the city OF Davenport
III said county on the east line Of Brady street, ana
running thence north forty six (46) feet along said
W st ne thence due eat 10 the cast line Of lot No
nine 90 in block fifty three (5s thence due south 70
the southeast cotner Of said lot nine @ thence west
TO the south west corner Of lot ten (1O), Brady
street-s.id conveyance being made TO secure bsl-
Of the purchase money which said conveyance
vas made by the said John n. Aerryman for the
purpose Of securing the payment Of nine certain
promissory notes and the interest thereon, signed
by said John n. Merryman and G. A. AcPhettr. dge,
four Of them dated the 9Th day Of December, 4 D
Is56, signed BY G. A. AcPhettridge. and payable -
foilows one for one thousand dollars, payable two
years from is date, one for oue thousand dollars
payable in three yesrs from its date. FIR one
thoussni dollars pay able In four yea from It's date
one for one thousand dollars payable In I'VE years
from its date; also four ether promissory notss
signed by said nerrynsn dated Ausust5. 1863. one
for the sum Of tbirtytwO end 3d. 100 dollars pays-
bic December 5. 1853, one for one luldred dollars
due Dece nber g. 1859, one for seventy dollars pay.
able December S, 1850, one fer seveaty dollars due
December ), 1861, ana one for two hundred dollars
due December 8. 1853.
And now one OF said notes ha' ing become due and
pay able and the said q. 4. AcPhettfidgs ana John
NJ. Merryrian having failed to psy the same, I,
II. B. Mathews, Trustee - aforesaid, do hereby
Eve TINS pupnc NOTICE, tnas ny vntue OF Me po"eI
which il In me vested by said deed u Trust, l
will, on Monday the 2Sth day Of March, a. D 1859.
1T the hour Of O'Clock In the afternoon Of said
Jay, At the Court House door Ia the city Of Da-
venport, expose and ofer Tor sale, ut puhlic auc-
ton, ths parcel Of land shove described, or so
much thereof - shall be TO sstisy and pay
the amount of said notes with the interest thereonto
the day Of sale, together with all the costs and ex-
penses attending said sale, costs Of TITS notice and
Trustees fees.
Dated the 4th day Of March, A D 1859:
H. b. MATHBWS,
Nch5 Trustee.
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LGgNl .NOflcR.

THE STATE OF IOWA, In The Scott county Dis
Notice not served.
Nicholas Fsjervsry, Us. Ignatius LANCER. " H r
Guriey, James Grant, Blakemore 4 Lawes, Aus.
Tin Oorbin, David True, o s Smucker, hacklot
& Corb.n. Geo W Baker McMsnus h wilkinson,
James q Bonner. 0riggs Go, Burrows Pref
lyman & Dalsell, schriokcr, assignee Of fsaac
OberndoeYfer, Hermann n Eggers KrRse h
Rckhart, VIM Donald, Jno X James, Pritz, Bro &
Co, John Van Patten, Belden, Keller 4 Co, MI
chael Donlhuc, George sickles n Bro, N Kendall
& Go, John Bruggmanr, Steinhiiber, Jacob But
Ter, administrator OF estate of Stuart Beebe,
Cline & Johnson, Cotes Davis, Wick ershanI i
Williams, John ca 10y, Chubb Bro Barrow & Co,
Isaac Oberndoerfer, John Wat,hiarn, A lie
Claire, u parrows. Mary Many, william II
Newly Geo Elliott and Mi,cr.
To the said John Carney, Wm Donald, Mary Nanny
and Beld.n Keeler \ Go.
YOU are hereby Motif d that there Is now on ble
i IA tn. office OF the Clerk OF the District Court
OF said Scott county, petition Of Nicholas feervary
setting forth that he 10 the owner OF the following
premises in said county, to wit; part the north
east quarter Of secton No fifteen li5l In township
No venty Eight rs north of range three east
thus bounded and described Commencing at the
southeast corner Of said quarter section running
thence north twenty 2Ol rods. thence west one nun
dred and sixty 1901 rods, thence south twenty 1901
rods thence east one hundred and SIXTY [lGOl rods
to the place Of beginning containing twenty f2Ol
acres, and praying that the tito may be quoted in
him.
And now unless you shall appear and a-swer said
petition OF before the first day OF the next term OF
said District Court to be holden on the first Monday
In May 1859, the matter and things OF said
petition will he taken as confessed, ami q decree
rend red as prayed for.
February 10, 1863.
CORBIN DOW,
Attorneys for Petitsoner.
Let the foregoing be published four weeks in the
Weekly Iowa State Democrat.
IRA N. CLIFFORD,
Feb22 OK Ecott Co. District Court.
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Trustees Sale.

VXTHERRAS on the oath day Of November. A. d.
w 1856, jesse Coma rd executed unto j c. Is ttp
as Trustee certain Deed Of Trust, recorded in the
Recorders office OF Cedar county, In Book N, page
Isl, &C. conveying to said Trustee the land in Cedar
county, Iowa, described Ms follows, to wit: The
north east qusrter OF section No. twenty-five 1851
in township No. eighty 1871 N. and OF range two
III west Of NTH (5th principal idian,
by United htatcs survey one hundred and sixty
acres, which said conveyance was made to The said
j. c. Belts for the purpose Of securing the payment
Of two pr omissory notes, and the int rest there H.
signed by the said Jesse Conard, dated 'hc 2lth day
Of November D 1856, for the sum Of five hundred
and fifty dollars each, with lat rest al ten per cent
per annuni, and pay able and y, after
respectively To the order " ben. Harper.
And now tho said notes having become due and
payable and he interest accrung thereon, and the
said Jesse Conard having failed To pay the SANE l,
@ Belts, Trustee as aforesaid, do hereby give this
public notice. that by virtue OF the power which Is in
vested by said deed Of trust, will, Oh Wednesday,
the 9th day OF April, d 1859, at the Court House
door Of Cedar County, between the hours Of two and
three O'Clock In the Afternoon OF said day, expose
and offer for SALE ut public auction the parcel Of
land above described, much thereof rs shall be
eucien to satisfy and pay the amount Of said notes
with the iuterest thereon to the day Of sale together
with all the costs and expenses attending said sale.
costs Of this notice and trustees fees.
Dated the 2Sth day Of Februar,, A y 1889
mch42Oi J. BELTS, Trustee.
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Trustees Sale.

WHEREAS on the 4th day OF January A. D 1858,
w Gotthart Miller and Maria Miller, his wife, OF
Scott county, Iowa, executed unto Austin Corbn as
Trustee ce tain deed Of Trust, conveying TO said
Trustee the land in Scott County Iowa, described
follows, to witt The north half Of the WITH west
quarter Of section No twentyfouT Cay In townsk ip
No. seventy nine (79) north Of range No. one a.
east Of the 9TH P. N !: which said conveyance was
made by the said Gotthart Miller and Maria Miller
for the purpose, OF securing the payment OF two
certain promissory notes aud the interest thereon,
dated January 4th, 1855, and payable IS follows
10 wit: One for the -um Of Ore Hundred Dollars
($lOO) to the order OF George \. Q. Dow. payable
July LIST, 1855 and one for the sum o. Nine Hundred
Dollars ($90O) payable to the order OF Geo rye s. O..
Dow, on the LIST day Of January 1s59, pay able
at the Banking House Of Aatklot Corbin, with In
terest At the rate Of ten per cent per annum after
maturity.
And now said notes having become due and pay
able, and the said Gotthart Miller and Henry Miller
having failed 10 pay the same, l, Austin Csrhin,
Trustee aforesaid do hereby give this public notice
that by virtue Of the power which is in me vested
by said deed Of Trust will, on Thursday, the 3lst
day u March, A d 1859, between the hours Of swo
and three O'Clock In the afternoon Of said Day the
Court House door In the city Of Davenport, expose
and offer for SALE at public auction, the parcel Of and
above described, or SO much thereof rs shall be suf
ficent to satisfy and pay the amount OF said notes.
with the interest thereon TO the day Of SALE together
with all the costs and expenses attending said sale,
costs Of this notice and Trustees fees. Upon the
pletion OF such sale Deed will be gven In &C
c,rd with the of said Deed Of trust
Dated the 4th cay or March, D, 1859.
AUSTIN CORBIN,
Ms5its Trustee.