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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-13
AN AUSTRIAN DETACHMENT TAKEN PR.
s.lNLLS lN A EN A

Among ,he many lighter passsgos of the war with
~hicn' tte Paiisans theaJseives, we dnd IN
The sport the story Of the capture OF detachment OF Aus
trans who taken prisoners ~ the eug sne
rDlTay. II appears hat NE Auftriars for
Pesehera to reinforce General UrtaD sheD 100
whose sympa'bes were naturally on tho Italian side,
"swnched on " and conveyed toe feu,onic n@roes
re middle OF the gliea osmp sore thsy ~ere poatey
escorted from Tie railway carriages by the Freaca so
'Iefs, who, With toat amsbe pol,cness for woion the
heNop - distinguished tsuisa their enc NEE vita an
rose VINO are pong 10 France Si please change cars -
eleenDes VI tue Aussr'Ans At tndias tbemseves tknn
prisope's In so groo.e manner may Do imas,nee out
Dot described, - VIZ
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staspsnt water
TENTH WARD.
The streets are In good condition, except III such local.
ties where new buildings are in process OF erection The
garbage 10 removed every day In va.ous parts Of tbs
werd there ~ cd pumps, vlcn are liable 10 fall m at
spy moment nc their Semi suneen coodftiau p.alnly
shows DlIpg the psEs ear fell corner of
the scaeIy ana G.and greet which caused loss Of life
ELEVENTH WARD.
IL this ward the streets a pretty good condition,
he p&yemen and cutters every street In tue
noeo repair at present there are many hoes flied
With stssnant water.
TWELFTH WARD.
The Health Warden says:--Egh,y sixth street. from
East ris or 70 Second Rvenuerhis street. although
desand that haa been contracted for has never been
thoroughly graded, is thicsly nhabied; and dad ia
places stasnant water with scum, &c The
Crc,on water pipes laid bore aud leaking
PAGES North eoe OF Eighty egnth street, Chrd
cmbDg and gutterpg. There s pu sanee exciting mere
which requires immediate attention, Z contains pump
which rs always leaking, ano this, VITA the washing
&c ot the nbAU&nis remains IN the srees; wing
tho want Of sewer cannot noW Oil Tu,rd avenns.
between n0th and ll1th streets, east side-fn rxoy
weather, owing 10 the grading and tho Of fall 10
the Greet bere water 10 considerable depth requires
asewer Corner OF rhrd avenue and ll4th street -cne
gutter requires cleaning Corner OF Third avenue and
1881 soeet-Requree cleaning and repAriug. 1861
street, between TDird and Fourth svenues@Reauires
water, SC, from the bravery bose. ManSss'
tad street, Eleventh avenue--Gutter requires cieau
ing. 18Th street, Napnsttanviie-A puo OF ma.
nnre on Ne Hdewslk, le't there by the Boomuydals
moved, aud the sidewalk kept clean in future fyn A.
road, corner OF i49th sree,A pue manure esa Aoi
owner Tor IT, 166sh i6ltn s,reels-A deco n,le N
VIC SIDE Of We seed; spe< ssae road vba w.soap,
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N drt~pg Austrta M, 4, -. =. .o.u..,
cotfonsn. WIN Pre-. sns Lyio'' "a, M. Az o.n,-.,
uiy 10 re hah'" 'aohy .nas -" W. ~ ,n ~, ~ 81,
moe "So p'u.sen ~ -" WSs,,a IN Jtsiy AZ, ~ 49,
-sve gwen toe caase y ~ - %. ~. "
RELAXATION ~ ms own aespos'1 s n r, $500, wed
zoe popularity con fvf h'In " ss ' w o-"pusv VII
30 tbsu aDythlse eira could 70 ssbder poso'e
csnno; heheve that man VINO has seen as oacn OF
snrrr 22vergMeQs, ana peoples as Louis Nip1ieoa eau
prefer absopt,sm 10 eoosasunooeisn Ior ~ own sake
I sonsiuoe that the strroness nj bs raIc 10 france
q owing 70 tne peeeye,ties o. ass ;o.n"' a1a loat
10 would be clad 10 he epahjed m nnt n,s o,,..
without provokpp the ma red ard m ain sngen.ared nv
the exercise of poiic AUTHORITY Yo s.a from ms nst
an ~. re, ina, J,,is VI. nn,os, 80, -"
vert or r..s the 90 az a,,a, oa.,,a, to,s
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PersgusI Intelligence.

President Buchanan soi'e have engaged r0omz st
the Revere Rouse Mary and r0ie Tor Bedford Springs,
about the 18Th Ds.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-06-23
Dated ST, Paul, January Is, 1853.

The object Of this wsrk presen, the general laws
of Minnesota force, which are econt An-d In the
Revised statues 1851 aud in The several volumes Of
laws which have since been published.
II was ~ first intended arrange the laws IN this col
lection under heads In alphabetical succession but
upon examination. has been found that such ystem
would tend rsther confuse the piiAiion than
der inellgble. The Revised statutes OF 1851 in
tended 10 pr-s~nt entire Of laws for the Terri
Of nnesotA and were successful could have
been expected from the peculiar circums under
which they prepared and enacted. Almost all the
subsequent legislation Of the Territory and State has
been enacted with reference thos. statutes by of
such direct amend thereto. aud In supplying such
deficiencies herein, the demands OF rapidly growing
country required and 1t will hsreiore, readily be seen
that any from the adopted In that
work would only emOArras- an understanding Of this
compilation, aud re~drr Il less useful. The cOmpers
have therefore. with this view, followed the Revised
statutes nearly possible In preparing the present
work.-kIbad JrD,. PFefds.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-06-23

STEAM pLow.--M Mr.. Mc,,auybcv of " as,c
do, ,:ooihue coun,y,w in the civ Yesterday
anJ aybihitci 10 several ccn,lcm.n /, moJcl
for steam plow, which has been invented
by'him and sr which n na,en, has he,n
anplieJ for Mr. McG rnury ha, been
exmr;men,i,v for two vcars Z, bring bis
invention TO a propcr shane and Judging
from the working Of the model we think he
has accomplished something useful
The main features OF this invention arr
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-06-23

Ink French sdmi, firing $4,000. 200 cart.
ridges In the CrImca and yet they did not
hit $4,000 men, or one in u thousand. This
shows tina, the risk OF be,ng shot in battle
is ba, little greater than the chanc,s Of being
killed by lightning 1t also shows ,ha,
sharp shooting" IN Europ. dos no, mean
wha, Il dos in Kentucky A, the bAtte
Of New ORLEANS nearly every bulle, iryd by
the Americans oost John Bull he 10
the same time !, took the English To wound
: mcn thu Americans killed. 200 m,u
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-06-23

Details 10y the Last steamers,
The New York EpsH,ng Pos has u cor.
respondent Al Allsssandria, the base Of the
operations ct the allied army, In his letter
dated May p, be gives snme interesting
items
rHg ArwRIlN PRISONERS.
saw day before Yesterday he Austrian
prisoners arrive here. There w,v 10 . car.
rage tina, prec~ied them two of'iors. one
OF whom locked calmly at the crowd that
pushed and pcS-d forward to catch a
ghmps- of their enemics. The other sat as
Tar back in the vehicle as he couId. covering
his iscc With has han.is-hs scmai much
movcd. The privatcs. who w,c boot sore
came after the c,hcrrs in q larye transport
wagon anil bshlnd them in doabc die
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-06-23
TABLE OF CONTENTS.


Lis, Of Words and Phrases.
Declaration of independence
Ordinance OF I,sl.
Act Of Congress-, iis9
Constitution OF the United States.
Organic Act Of Minnesota.
Act Authorizing Stale Government
Convention Act Of leg slaive Assc lhbly.
Constitution OF the State OF Minnesota.
Act of Admls into the Union.
The Public Statutes %, Minnesota.
APPENDIX
Abstract of L ned States Naturalization Laws
Acts Prescribing Mode OF Acknowledging Re
corts. sc.
Acts res ecung Fugitives from Justice, aud Per
sou. esc.p ing from Service.
United states Presumption Laws
ONE THOUSAND AND SEVENTY ONE FACES.
ONE III INBRED ANp NINETY TWO PAGES
or INDEX
THE
PAPER,
TYPOGRAPHY
PRINTING,
AND BINDING
Minnesota Statutes
ARE SUPERIOR TO THE STATUTES OF ANY
OTHER STATE IN THE UNION.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-06-23
APPROVAL or COMPILATION BY JUDGES

We have examined the Statutes Of Minnesota prepared
and complied by Nosos sherburDe and William hollins
head Esq nires and ind the be q comp
laion Of The general laws In force in this STATE
LAFAYETTE EMMETT,
CHAS " FLAHDRAU,
ISAAC ATWATER,
Judges, s. e.
atsd nj LAM
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THE AUsTRIANs DEFEATED.
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GREAT BATTLE FOUGHT At MAGENTA
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SUBMISSION OF COMPILATION TO JUDGES,
faE aoSoRABLg rHs JUDGES OF TIE sUrRkn
couRf. sTAfE OF nissEscrA
According 10 the statutes In such case made and pro
yided we. the undersigDed, Commissioners, have pre-
pared COmpa 81 the Laws In force In this state
which 10 herewith respectfully submitted 70 your erAm
nation and approval
WA H0LIINSHEAD,
Comm isioners, &C.
ST. Paul, January s. 1859.
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SUBMISSION OF COMPILATION TO JUDGES,

PUBLISHED sY STATE AUTHORITY.
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WILL BE READY FOR SALE
AFTER TIE
FIFTEENTH DAY OF JULY, 1859.
PUBLIC STATUTES
OF THE
STATE OF MINNESOTA.
---
lS1g-1S5S.
1S19-1S5S.

COMPLIED BY
CoMMIssI0N
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ARE SUPERIOR TO THE STATUTES OF ANY
OTHER STATE IN THE UNION
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MINER ARRANGEMENT

The Roads are all well stocked with Fir., Class Hor
IS, oae"rd tn.ehe., ~ih careful and experienced Dri
ers, AL unier The eonirnl OF competent Agents.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-13
Aallp GAlgn& AmfEGaa
The FF6dagl IoR q csisoails' Africa,

The ProauetIon Of Ceitoniin Africa
Henry YESS Ia letter to the Ennion 7ssEss, gov.
s. gives an interesting view Of the progressed cot
ton cultivation on the West Coast Of Africa TwentN
wears ago Manchester .insrchsnt incurred ca
siderable outlay TO promote the srswthsof cotton
on the gold coast but the attempt sfaed in 1881
an experiment was commenced al Sierra Leene and
one at Badgery, IN the Bightuef lBenln -theformer
has not succeeded; thelater shows greater promise
This is among the YoFabu nation which is sescriaz
as famous for it's enterprise and skill 1T occupies
a cotton growing country, and a. SLAVE boiling
country; but upon this pointao smooth the fact to
British ears Mr. FIssyi remarked that %domestie
slavery exists in Africa, and IS doubtless great
cial evils but by no means ,anl the mid
die passage and fereign slavery In the YOruha
country every siayeis entitled himself
during portion of siis time, and to buy out his
freedom There are also checks, upon the HiAster's
power of punishfdent (which give to ate Eystein
comparatively mild ehsractef s'osndfhe more cot
ton This nation can ship to England. the milder, un-
doubleday, win be judged, its STAY cry featnaess
Lagos is the pert wheneecfht cotton Is shipped.
and ABbeokuta, town Of. IDa00O Inhabitants sixty
miles in the interior, the seat of the principal cot
ton growing In 1852 thefe we're received ia Eng
Alu Atpili Iris pace Asa3o ASK eOtOnf n1coo' il,
492 ibs.s in fB57 954lsnbs,hR and now il IS behgre-
ceiyed at the rate o 6Os lbs The cot
bon business at Abbe6knta is conducted wAollylby
native agency, under the enlshceipf two
young negroes edpcatei ia Bngknds-' The DUALITY of
the cotton is described De the most seryieeabls
kind, very similar to iddling Orleans Gotten. A
table exhibiting the sale of 7African and New Or
leans Gotten on the same day. fhTongbopt the year
1851 shows that on sORe ieccasions the african
fetched the higher priees dHe average; however,
Of New Orleans = Per l in -deoinssls 81
The fractional difference Of price ihfavor Of N
Orleans is attributed 70 the process Of
Cleaning sr r-rf1 ,u-irF ,dl zal vh1nrTs 1-lsg
III The native chiefs are represented az 6xsffj0ysd pn
seeing the refurps from Manchester for their pro
duct. One great chief ordered moderator lam p,
and, placing 1t UIth UtirerFgoods upon table, b.
vited alayge body 6fArothsr Sliefs. tO( eaze upbl
the treasures haranguRg dlieA Upon the advantaks
of growing cotton andIssaGin 10 Manchester DO
that whatever things in E1gsRd bevpleasedso order
hers Sent slireRt aiesseaiteS hifi By hauaein Alb
beokHta-7 He ehdstr ms haFsns6ei By exc IainIrv,
a. All II ls-,t4 ztIi bur ssp71t % Nli1ES,
: All England Is -at my -teet 2i7zasspeecI which
proved that the spirit OF native enterprise hxdbeen
eaaarfnsllv awakened fu7fi 7yu iartein7 az lasa
~ 4 - ~ ffs 5rifgzH nlf' 9IUfa Oh 500
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-13
CHARLES Il. HALL, u
F.9KEF:YfTNA bsEE Won .
WH0LEs8LE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
roosASa EsEAEV az uHrSpG

bOOISA dSEhspEsSS Ak6DhkAST VALASESS
I, TOT vb,.1CffAARI RIE6TF, RAGS, &sss ohT al
NO. Is ,S0FFR ssHREsRBsRLI0 SQUARE,'
nj nsI,-,rry- NASHYELIsEs .TENEsss,s sisT
now Fecaipt OF his steck for Fail Eld Win ter
trade, consisting Of Ladies' Misses and Chlsn,s Bootees,
hin thick without heels.
Cent? Calf Boots and hneA and Gk.teSs snddoa
sVss,C ,n.1. isigl!r v2r zig; ~ CsEil ~ safES
Gents fine Calf Scotch Boots and Shoes, r -t,fg
'-'1 DO do Kip Bfogsns, liaed aud 1nlinsd;
9q2 DO d. IHssFy CaFand Kip Roots ri Ssaa'a hi"os
M do do, dQl,r do Grsns waite proof ilg
large assortment Of eay Hrogans and P&ptaon
use, both Home made and Eastern Work, Plough Shoes
Heavy Ddtea Boots &c. bhs 7Si's7olrsf 'f''F'
complete assortment of Boys and Youths oozf and Kip
Boots Shoes and BTogns also Misses sn Kid and
Coat Bootees CATERS Shanghai tees, with and iIoG
heels % - L''i' -t}si - - ---'-- % ''N' ! -
Misses and ChildreDs Met lie Tipped BpUts new hres
90 : SJII2 oRa'RUNkS. ~
&iso LADIES French Bress TfahKs fine sole leather Iron
Esd TFuns Valises Garrett Bags, Ladies' Leather sachh
&c. all Of which s ofsel cd Cbs
Ny The pubic generally espectfulE iast to
their stock feeling they viii be pleased
bothin respect to quality and price
sepIszu nHAs. B. HALL ~
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-13
Fire and 7BsfPgiiir Proof Safes
r guill,t IS r9l vaults, &c. h'i ~ 'oi :,

SaEss fhfrte years. and we
prepared with large list Of references from almost every
the Unisn Tor the OVeAHd cheap hardware cali
q EEcCAEb& CO.,
1z.a lATE@sA e H Eih 81 G lt;ss S
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-13
TIIE tlTtDINA on yxsI.lNf 2, ss55I'I :.

- THE ORDINARY DRAWINGS r.
of Wood Eddy Os s LOTTERIES will plsce 1t Apyas
Georgia, as follows -ia-ir ri: VIZ % y9"0tfs79
Glass IS Draws on Saturday; November S, lsspl-I
-Class4 &c Draws Saturday, November 70, 1859 --
Glass 4s Draws en- sathsdaJ; November, &c. 1853
~, Class - DraEs on Saturdays December >, 1859
- Glass 81 Draws Saturday, December 10, 1859
Class SO brave On Saturday. December q, 'ls59
. Glass - Draws ssthDisyy Decsdber -, 7sS8T
Glass 81 Draws On issEGfdAy, 5snuary !. 1860
s0 Clsss s. Draws Saturday, January, III ie6a ~
70 Glass s. Draws Saturday, January :, 1850 saisy
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-13

IHfF5k9A KhAUtSAtftl4hh Ut " HNW" I
of Wood, Rady co.'s Singh Number will take place
public te 81 SForn Commissioner,
Augusa3 Eeorg "a rs iot1eFsia s@S
Glass s DRIVES -sarltr 1aF sDeazf7s 1857
CIass=56 DKa1Ks- SatSirdayEJamT2I, $780,
ase-8GlDra xR1 Saturday. Feb. IS, 1851
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-13

nnRn

HAVING associated With pestnSuyspld 6ufinessihat Of
cling and selling negroes, both cQRuissn aud Rr
waite accountMr Jones' DeSoto, NJ A5ssppi' and my
brother, Wm h Forrest, Of Memphis, can tender 70
friends better trs have been able 10 oder hem
eHs my old m ~ t kpadds, cofntinng convenience
comfort and sagGre lerleS n any establishments ei The
Kind In the STATE and equal that have nspeeed
respectfully sol eli Tor firm, from old trlend add
customers aud the Vuoiir, TIE which lave largely
and literally received hitherto from e and win Oaly add,
that which We promise say, guarantee 20 I5 lSan
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-13
CLOSING OFT MONTE TOT pk
--r-- ,,,,,z- '-E sEl sesl0a 1ni E 3
200 Rich Viewer and E6nGYi-1Vin-
ter ROsnegSs s'i..laz- y SOS
PA Z ISIIH4IIdN ER 7
UNPREGEDENTED LOW PRICES. w
.". b. Ha.l 81 - - a6ssssr
Louisville and Nashville

.. ...... HIEf0ADss #g 9; a-1rz 80. =
TN9W0 through PASSENGER TrEin teweeh Nashville snd on
isve, mAkinF close connections Louisville for New
York, Boston, phade Baltimore, Washington CITY, But
fao, Niagara Falls eleYed C neiAAs % Louis, and ths
far o. .---fr -.
First train lesves NaSy at N daily stopping AZ Gala
tin, Bowling Green. GLASGOW Junctt5ns Ezao hcwbs and
ali regular ,aons south LEBANON Junction when sgnRld
by Bnsg, and arriving Louisville 30 M RetuTning
leaves Louisville 6v NJ stopping asboEe and arriving
10 NJ at = ~ SD a. 1tft' slAA
Second Nashville 225 daily fsnudaSs
csptedD stopping frst and arriving b. Lnuilts ct
u at night Returning leaves Louisville p NJ stopping
above and arriving Nashville al 1910 at night T1st
Gsllstn Accommodation fIa NssuyIe daily CSnn'
aya epte5, ~ ae4P, stopping az y ru4ar
sigpalled BY Sag and arriving "a GaIln 62HP Re
turning leaves Gallaln at 30 and arrives in Nashville
$40 A III. --a 7gsl
Al. FuLB Csnl Tcssl A rst., - - S5fT.2ksS8
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-23
LEGAL.
Trmsnee,n sale.

"sEREAs the lstdsy Of nsy. .. 1901,
w cons May, Of favenpovt. SEQ Oh uu'y,
Io0s, exscurd unto Oharl-~ vers, - - &c, .
certain deed VI trust. 70 aid Trustee the
land 10 SCOTT county. Iowa aercr bed - Toll sSs "
vi: The south-sas quarter u set On mo
tour.s en- "a Ia t,~ nsh,p numb .e~ent e Gt( .
north OF rage three i3l O.. Of the 9th ~ ncapai
me- iiisn. excepting 81 seu . t.l"o scs IN W
> al IL ssa -ecti n ,nd u tn svu de ~ ueh
Or eh; which said Conveyance was made ~ the
ssid Jane. Asy for The rpose o. . curl IN pay
ment u certain pom ssors n.te AMI he Int d
tn. ron. signed by .-h Jams hsy aud dated the
nr.t day OF n y. d ST. .rd payable - iol oe !:
for I'll 81 u OF six vrsAni I'VE no. drei snf NJ y
dplars, payatle on In u day = Nay, 1905, with
inter 81 al u per cen pr snnum
And NV sad promise n ie having become due
end pay .bie and the said Jane Nay hssins stleh
to psv ire same Char Po~e's trustee ~ afore-
sati, do hereby syc this public notc~ tnst ~ VIZ.
Of power which in mr. vcstes By said deed
Of r. ut y III on W dnsscsy the 20th day OF July
d 1853 NJ tn ,ur 4 o'cocs n the AFTERNOON Of
said day, at he Court House door In the city VI IA
ventort expose ard oer tor sale. 81 pablo auction
to The high I bidd.r for cssh the parcel OF land
abovr aescdled or 90 much ,he~ - shall be
hicient TO satisf, an pay the amount - ssid not
with th- nter thereon the - OF sale, together
wi,h all be costs aud expenses attending said sale
cos II this notice snn r-ustess fees.
Dated the 25th day Of June. . 1893
~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-23
NheviH,S safe.

TIE srA1E OF Iowa. l"ne Ds'nc. Cour' o'
Oft @ u.t,, 5s,ctf"un'y Iva.
nY Vi ,Ge u o sls ~Secuii'n issue ton
ID fiice Of the erk OF tn ois'fic. on'', o.
Sc q county Sta II o~s IN - or :" wr'
plaintiff. md -sainst J I'm X Jackson, shIy '"A
so". Jotn We Ter, W.bber q erhveI -. zen
wick Sen. To pseuo. Ia y. 'Ao
vi & ,ok Il So gen I'M owen vi I'm of,,'
drfenuants aid da-ed Jat e. -n ioo' anu 70 M
direct d, eornmsn u GIN taat"' me d ests'
&c io.d tn sal John . jacks 10 ms1e. o.
cau-- 10 be made tn cum OF eo thonsaho eie'
hundred nni seven fur ~ lU' u 70 wish
In er.s' an COS 9; to sit: Hoi mat g Itah 10.
OF anil the u h-Eest q1srfrr Ia ct NO
eighteen 81 In .ov n-fip s-veat. n tIs1 rih
ran ioar F4l east IT, blh NJ u'.ed ann
de c tod as aows t. 81 Be inning ~ me 'rt
corner OF sold quar- SC to" thence youth
sever If sr - rod tnebcr ~ enc Inn red Nc
and b 10 o. 5 rods e. the lad ~ I'm NJ ~
dr'cge tn nc II r h for i've AL 8, along sai
Ed se' line, ,heate wet sixts ,ev-n I'D nve-
TENTH III -i01 r DIS taenc moth ihiIty-cie ano
nv- teuth 1871 5-lo] r.d- t,the me ~ sci
quarter sect'o , - ence Wes' along sad line 's''y
l4nl TVS 10 tn" piA Of b ginning c,ntAning thir-
ty-fve acres la more or lea
AID hereby give p1p ic nottc- hat shall Ne
for sale at 10 ic u err At the urt House door IN
the CT y OF .nveppnrt in s-i county, on Saturday
th- l3h tAy OF Au ust 1859 At the hour ~ oclot
M OF said day. to the high ,st and bet bid der
10, In cash, the abov descrih~d y, perry or suff
cent tn reoi u satisfy the above debt with interest
ant cos'B.
Dated this 18th day Of July, 1859.
II LEONARD,
Jnna 10 sheriff Of 6cott conntv lows.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-23
TrenSlee,S Safe.

VXTHRRkaS on The ~ h day 81 No embeF, A. d.
w 1853 AIRY Gid = nd Hugn NsGil es, her
hu.ban1, UA .,n.,Jrt tow., tx a. ed unto Cha
Powers. as rrnste \ &c lain U ed Of I set,
yeying TO said Trustee tn nd In &c l. cou ~,
lows d ssri ef rs low, TO wit: al ia eiu in
10 III &c or parcl o. ian, uA'ed in Dsv np
a or I'd " Own, d siRnat. d al nnmt er IN the
o q, q, aid city, as thu east hss q the nth hsf
Of ,oi nuno.r four ~ In htotA nu ND titr u'
1917 b 10. the same reL e. cow sd l. sal Mary
oil ~ d-ed from Anioia. l. Ctai c A1d Wit
da June eth 1ss5, "a du recorded, = } ich sal
ci,pve an by b. said NAtv c .ii1.n
40 uus ard r he purro e o, securing tn psy-
meu, on 1t IN pron Is, try ae, am t.e lit r
e.t here n, sign. by the sat Huh G,ld dat q
Il 10 dsy covember,A u 1876 AZ payabl
IS fol -: foI the rum o. hundred = d s'v y
VI % 100 Has ta,slle On III Is Of
November 1857, with inc esI =. ten ptr ccuf. per
aanum
AM nov said Tomissory not" having b"coue due
/ payable and h. s>m Hugh Giite. having fai d
l., psy the sam. Cha les Peer Trus ~ Il ic.
SAID do he cd gil. his public 10 ice. 'ha by VII
the Of thu ro.e hh Is In me y"s'' by said deed Of
trust I will on W iesiay, tn 2pih day n July
A. y 1853. at he houS OF to o'cl in tn = -
a on " said day, at the Court House cor In TN
city u Dsveup port, expose and csf.r fr ssle At ub
tc auction t. the bph, Il bl dr. for ca h, he osfce
" land abov, desc ibed, much th.r ~ ~ shat
ucienr TO satisfy and pay he smount Of said nots
with the ipte-est a. ih. day sAr, getbeI
With Gil TIE and expenses atts nding said saic
costs Of this motto. apd nrter's fees
Dated the 23i day OF June, 1883
CHARLIE PJw1RS,
tupoQ Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-23

MTHEREAs on the "a dav Of Oc,oh~v,A D. 1883
w jerome y aDhrit exceeded Untn Robert
G ny Ion, as Trus.ee cci'hin ID Ell OF Trust, Con-
veyI & to said rusp c be land ia shi, couht ,
] wa, d,s rlbrd a. 'ollo~s. 10 wit: The h-.s.
quart Ia OF the mont. at q .,rter ~ 81 sec
ION moef tven ,wo 10 |" tovDship h'y-oi t
(SD north Of rsng four'e n % st o. 60 J.
=, co0tti lung Tory 40I acr"s; vLhh sal
onveJ ance mad by tn, sid Jer ms q
i..morite Tor IN. purpcse OF securing the pay
Il one ccftaiL prom'.s ~ nnte ann the mt re
there sig cd b, aid jerome l. mbri and j. =
-erh Lsmbri.e, dated th- I'd dAy OF oct B. r, A b
1>5s AMI pa, able six N .iiths after date VIII iAse
,est At H. r lie OF ten p cent re . MIN
And now AID ,roms, oYy note HAVING b'-come cue
and psyaD e.. aud the IA Jerome Ltmnritc ana
Joserh Lar e'i'e havne tailed to pay thr - ne, !
Robert Congi n,irI tea. AZ ue,ad, no here give
this pu liz notice tina by vVt Of the p,wer Vh l.
In v-eted by ssiii o. T'H-t wilt. IN Sstur
d, ,hs 23d day ~ July 1859 ret veen Le hour
Court Hous. orh tn 81 yos Davenport sxpo-s . d
Off sale At public .nctlon u pare Iofiand alb
d. scrit d 20 much here a shall eheessA y a.
satiefS pay III. onnt 81 .a'd note with the in
re thereon - tie day Of sale, together with all
he costs ard rxpensr- att ndihg - ale costs vi
this untioe aoi ftnstee'- fees.
Dated the 20. ii day OF Jun, 1850
n. d CoN6DON.
Sune3l TYue,eA