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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-02-08

,rRUSTEE'S SALE.-WhxnEAs, on the 9Th day
i of March, A. ID. 1853, Nicholas 4. III ecker ana
Doris Sophia Blocker, his wife, executed unto u.
g. X. Mitchell, Trustee, certain Deed 81 Trust,
conveying to said Trustee the land in Scott coun-
~, Iowa, described a. follows, to wit: Tho east
half Of the south east quarter Of Section NO:
twenty 90. in Township No. eighty lsol, north -
Range No. four east Of the 9TH !. N. Whieh
said conveyance made by the SAID Nics"ias
& Blocker and Doris Sophia Blocker ior 'ne Pu'-
pose Of securing the payment OF four certain P,o
sSory notes, and the interest thereon sishes ny
said Nicholas &. Blocker, dated the .th Jay -."s
en- Der, A. ID. 1857, and payable as ioi'oSs; ohe
for the sum Of five hundred dollars due IN ono
wear: one for the sum Of five hundred dollars
due in two years; one for the sum OF Ave hundred
d,lar, due in three years; and Que Tor the suh OF
four hundred delars due in four years, with IN
terest N the i, ten per cent per ahiun pay
stte aunualIy to the order OF Austin Corbin and
George >. q. DOW. ,
And now said two first notes having become
due and payable, and the said Nicholas =: bi9cker
having failed to pay the same j. q &. r. Mitchell,
Trustee az aforesaid. do hereby give this pub
lie uotice that 10y virtue Of the power whichis IN
me vested by said Deed Of Trust will ON sat
uriay the 4th day Of February, A. -. lSo0, at
the hour Of two O'Clock in the afternoon OF said
dsy,a at the Court House door, in the city of
Davenport, expose and offer forsale, ut pubic
auction, for cash, tho parcel Of land above des-
cribed, or so much thereof shall be necessary
to satisfy aid pay the amount OF sad note. "i'o
tho interest thereon to the day Of sale. together
with all the costs and expenses attending sad
sale. costs Of this notice, and Trustee's.e
Dated the 9th day Of January, a. d. 1850.
g. C. Il. MITCHELL,
ion JoLt, Trustee
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jan lots

vNRUSTEE'S SALE.-WHERgAs,o on the 10th
/ day of June, A. ID. 1881, Patrick Judge and
Mary Judge his wife, executed unto Austin Cor
bin as Trustee n certain Deed of Trust. convey
ing to said Trustee the land in Scott county, Iowa.
described as follows, to wit: part Of the south
cas- quarter of Section No. seven in Township
No. eighty 500 north OF Range No. three 3d. east
Of the 9TH l.. Nj, bounded rs follows, to wit. com
mcncing at the north west corner Of the south east
quarter Of said Section, thence running cast for
ty- five (45) rods, thence south ono hundred and
sixty 100 rods thence west forty five 43) rods,
thence north one hundred and sixty 1867 rods.
to the place Of beginning. Which said convey.
ancc was mado by the said Patrick Judge for the
promissory nstcs, and the interest thereon signed
by said Judge, and dated the l9t.i day of June,
A. ID. ls57, and payable fellows five for eigh
teen 10 100 dollars each due in six, twelve. eigh
tcen twenty four and thirty months from date re-
spectiye,v and one other for the sum OF one hun
bred and sixty-eight 15-lo0 dollars in three years,
to the order Of Charles J. DUPONT.
And now, a part of saio notes having become due
and payable, and the said Patrick Judge having
failed to pay the same, 1,AustinCorbin Trustee as
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 Saturday tho 18th
o'clock in the afternoon Of said day, at the Court
House door, in the ~ity of Davenport expose and
offer for sale at public auction,for cash the parcels
of land above described or go much thereof as shall
be necessary to satisfy and pay the amount ef said
note with the interest thereon 10 theday Of sale,
together with all the costs and expenses attend
ing said sac cost Of this notice and Trustee sfecs.
Dated the 18th day of January, A. d. 1870.
Jan 10 AUSTIN COKBiN, Trustee.
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Msehise, Patented ssctSbss 1858.
TTAVING PURCHASED TIE RIGHT To
IL manufacture and sell tho above machine in
the State Of Iowa. We hereby give notice to al, who
lave washing to do and who have not) that we
prepared to ill all orders that may be made on
".
Call and see, and be satisfied that VIC have
The Very Best Washer now in Use.
They can be had on Third street, near corner Of
brady, and between Brady and Perry. Price 81.
NJ sale. Il SACE
0ctk
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ST A NJ ENT

~ ~ Condition ofMe Chatter OAK Fire a,a
-a",'"e Insurance tompang on the frs. iry
January. 1850. 10 the Awh.or Of STATE Of
Ioua:
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VI. y. MITCHELL, AGENT,

For the following well known Company:
GIRARD FIRE AND MARINE INsuRANcEC Co.,
OF PHILADELPIA, PA.
OFFICE Brady street, East side, between III
and Sd. junel
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Island City Saloon,
orner JcRsrson and Illinois streets
ROCK ISLAND.
BURDITT & BUELL., Projectors.
II. A. RUIgDlTT,

A GENT for Downcr's Champagne Ale. ut
n wholesale and retail. Depot in basement Of
Island City il>te. jan l6-dAwtf
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ian lo-lts

rtyKU STEE'S .;ALE.-W WHEREAS, on the 18th day
j of November, A. b. ISIS, henry W Scemann
and Mig,lalcna Seemann, his wife, executed unto
George 5. G. Dow, II. Trustee, certain Deed Of
Tlust, conveying to said Trustee the land in Scott
county. Iowa described a- follows, to wit: The
west half Of Lot No. three go in Block No. "ne
Il, J in the City Of Davenport Which said CON
ycyancc wa. ade by tho said Scemann and wife
for the purpose Of securing the payment Of two
certain pronissory notes, and the interest thereon,
signed by said Henry W. Sceinann, dated the 4th
aay OF November, A. D. 1898, each for the sum of
ei su ty seven 50-l00 dollars, payable in one year
after date to the order Of Austin Corbin, with ten
per eat interest if not paid at maturity.
And now said note having beco me due and pay
able and the said Secmann having failed to BAY the
same, |, George 5. &. Dow, Trustee as aforesaid,
do ereby give this public notice that by virtue Of
the power which is in vested by sad Deed
of Trust, will, on Saturday, the 18th day OF Feb
ruary A. ID. 1860 at the hour Of O'Clock
in the afternoon Of said day, at the Court House
door, in the city Of Davenport, expose and otter
tor SALE public auction, for cash, the parcel OF
land above described OF much thereof as 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 and expenses attending
said SALE costs of this notice and Trustees ices.
Dated abe 10Th day Of January, a. D. 1850
GEORGE ). &. DOW.
ian lots Trustee.
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NAME OF COMPANY
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LOCATION,
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Amount Of Capital Stock paid in, as
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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-10-27
Il. s. & J.. FILLMORE.
Fall and Winter Dry Goods,

Fall and Winter Dry Goods,
at FILLMORES'.
Hosiery. Ladies', Misses and children's Hos
iery, at FJLLMORES'.
Domestic Dry Goods All kinds.
at FILLMORES'.
at FILLMoREs'.
Shades at FILLMORES'.
Window Shades. Gold BOrdered.
at FILLMoRES'.
Splendid Stock of Ladies Shoes. All kinds,
at FILLMORES'.
at FfLIMoREs,.
White, Red, Gray and Blues Flann+ls,
at FILLMORES'.
Hats Black, Hats Gray, Hats Brown,
at FILLMoREs'.
Linsey. satinetts Grey, Black; Blue dc.
at FILLMORES'.
Hoods. White, colored, Mixed, Fancy,
at FILLMoREs'.
Shawls. Stella, Long, Single All kinds.
Brunetls. Ribbons, Hosiery. Dress Goods,
Now's the time to buy,
at FILLMORES', Lawrence.
Winter Dry Goods,
at FILLMORES', Lawrence.
Fall Dry Goods,
Mt FILLMORES', Lawrence.
Every Style of Winter Dry Goods,
at FILLMORES'.
Most desirable styles of Winter Goods.
at FILLMORES'.
Latest styles and most desirable Patterns,
at FILLMORES,' Lawrence.
Most desirable styles of Dry Goods,
at FILLMORES', Lawrence.
PRICES to suit the Times
at FILLMORES', Lawrence
Prices reduced to suit the times,
at FILLMORES'.
Starvation Prices, Famine Prices,
at FILLMORES'
The latest styles Bonnets and Millinery,
at FILLMORES'
Shoes, Ladies, Misses and Childrens,
at F1LLMORES', Lawrence
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-10-27

SERIOUS Loss.-We are informed that on
Thursday night last, from two to three ham
dred tons Of hay stacked upon the bottom
near NeOsho Rapids, were consumed by
FIRE. The fire came over the prairie from
towards the Verdigris, driven by stiff South
breeze, and every stalk of vegetation, and
even the ground itself, was so dried up,
that it would have been beyond the power
of man to check it if discovered we
presume it was not until it had finished it's
work of destruction. This is certainly a
serious loss. The hay had been put up by
parties living from 40 to 60 miles off, who
inten ded to drive their stock there to win
ter; now all hope of saving their stock is
gone. and another grief is added to their
long catalogue.
Do for humanity's sake, be careful of fire
on the pralries. See that when you leave
your camping ground, that no fire is left to
carry additional misery to the homes of our
PeOple--they are bad enough off now, Hea-
ven knows, without the destruction of their
Woperty BY fire, in most instances careless
EEAdled. Again we say, do be careful.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-10-27

RAIN RAIN! ! RAIN Finally the
EaIched soil OF Kansas-at least in this Sec
non-has had its thirst partially slaked.-
Yesterday more rain fell than has fallen here
@sny one time in fourteen months.
The wheat sown this fall, though it came
up and looked fine for time, began to wear
A"ckly hue, and our people began to feel
Sarned about another crop but the rain
Yesterday was sufficient to inspire fresh
nope and now with an occasional shower,
VIA TALL of snow, will, we presume. take the
growing crop through the winter, and in the
sPF'ng We "confidentially expect" almost a
food.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-10-27
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DIED,

IN EmpCria, on the 18th inst, CArHARINE J..
'uAnt daughter of W F. and Gusta H Hanfcrd
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0he Gmpuria 9ews.
THE VOTERs
n H Sheldon, Esq, of Superior. Usage

y. Fmporia Township are requested to meet at
a..onie Hall, on Monday Evening next, 18th.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-10-27

Z. W. z. Rob.
rman. decide,
. ~ q. entitled u q
= dhiscriminatsso
/ having thsi..
Exhibited Their
niphan. war
b immediatss1I..
sor the seryics
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wrong and to
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This meeting
POPULATION.
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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-10-27

SAD AcCIDENT.-We learn that on Sat
urday evening last, Son of Mr.. P. Yeak-
ley, of Americas, aged about l 5 years, was
thrown from horse, and SO seriously in
iured that he died in about forty weight hours
alter
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-10-27

The drouth seriously affects our "local
column" no great yield of corn, no big
squashes, beets or onions-none of the
products of our rich soil to notice; nothing
but the drouth, a few political squabbles,
and an occasional dog fight, can be found
for local item.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-10-27

A few wild geese. being suddenly alarm
ed at the two or three frosty nights we had
two weeks since, left for the South, but
day or two ago returned to their Northern
haunts, satisfied that it was false alarm
that the time for winters "hoary frosts and
feecy snow" had not yet come.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-10-27

oh. Sheldon. Esq, OF Superior. Usage
,orrtv. is authorized TO act as agent for
this paper, not only at home. but in the East.
nberce we learn he intends going, in few
DAYS, partly on visit to his friends. and to
DIR some assistance to the sufferers by
tbe drouth here, in procuring provisions
We hope he may be abundantly successful
:, his mission, and return soon to his home
- Kansas. to receive the plaudits of his con-
.ttuents, who have elected him Represen-
,.tive under the Wyandott Constitution,
n,der which we hope a State Legislature
rneonvene ere many months have passed.
BUSINESS CHANoE.-N. S. Storrs. Esq,
tho Douular landlord of the Emporia House,
10. taken the "Renick House," Leaven-
wo,tb Mr. Storrs and his estimable lady
Lrov how to minister to the necessities of
The travelling community. and from their
limo experience in the Hotel business, we
,,,dct that the "Renick House" will soon
become known as one of the FIRST Houses in
Kansas.
Mr. 7. Murdoch takes the place of Mr..
srOrs in the Emporia House, and under
bis management. its former popularity, we
are sure, will be maintained.
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The Frenchhan,s Duel.

A Frcnchman was toight a duel with an
American; the conditions. we're that one shot
should be exchanged, and bat the precedence
should go by lot The Fenchmen got the
first chance, but failed to h. his adversary.
As the Yankee lifted up hi.weapon the 9th
er called out:
Hold, will Guy your slisi'
Ali were astonished at this, but lis oppo-
nent answered:
"How much will you giyof"
.'five hundred pounds.
.'Nonseuse.' cried the Yankee, taking aim
at him; Il am good marksman; ;gou Sc. too
low value upon yourself.
..You estimate me at too higha price,"
said the Frenchman, ''but l will gre you a
thousand pounds"
agreed" cried the Yankee. and te duel
ives at an end,
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EBENSBURG, PA. WEDNESDAY, JULY Is, 1860.

sponded in pleasing and poetical speech,
Mrs Goodin Bryant, Miss f. NJ. Nutter.
and Miss. Olive E. Nutter pr esented NJ.
Doyle, with like stimotenial of regard from
the Chest Spring school. when Mr.. Doyle arose
and returned his thanks to the donors d hoped
that the utmost good feelings might prevail "a
mong all classes sects, and denominations of
Christians within our glorious country.
Towards the close of the day all repaired
in good order again in front of the Hall,
where they sang several patriotic odes, when
all returned to their respective homes, all ap-
parently well pleased with the celebration of
the day.
Chest Springs. July 4th, 1860.
JUNIUs.
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Keen .Satire.-At ball one evening, a
plain country gentleman had engaged pret-
ty coauette for the next dance, but gallant
captain coming along persuaded the lady to
abandon her previous engagement in favor
OF himself. The plain yoeman overhearing
all that had passed. with rigid indifference
moved toward card table. and sat down to
play game of whist. The captain. in few
minutes afterward, stepped up to the lady 70
excuse himself, as he was engaged to another
he had forgotten. The coqutte, much cha
grinned, approached the whist table, in
hopes to secure her first partner, and said;
II believe Mr b, it is time to take our po-
sitions." The old fashioned suitor, in the act
of dividiaga pack for the next dealer. cour-
teously replied. mo. maGam. mean to
keep my position, when ladies shuttle, L
cut"
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-07-18

A Ptucky Pup.-Few persons ever had
more experience than M'Nally in the care
and management of dogs. His whole life
had been devoted 20 their training, and the
study of their habits and qualities of breed.
But there was one pup upon whom Mac had
bestowed more than ordinary attention, for.
as the dog fancier observed he was ptucky.
One dav. while Mac was busily engaged in
''curtaiting" the superabundant( (to his view
proportions of his pets, he heard the musical
voice of his better half crying for help Mac
ran with all possible speed to her relief, and
foun his better half firmly holding on to
the narrative of quadruped, who bad a
death grip on the calf of poor pedlar's leg.
4 gentle word from Mac and he released his
hold
"Are you hurted?' asked Mac, patting his
favourite upon the head as he gazed at the
peddlar.
'Hurted?'' groaned the pedlar. as he rails
ed the leg of his pantaloons to gaze at the
wound. The internal brute has torn my
leg into strings Look here"
"Yisl'' said Mac. cowplacently; Its a
nasty bite you have. but man, dear, wasn't it
bould offer for young pup"
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Il Delightful Legcnd.-There is charming
tradition connected with the site on which the
Temple of Solomon was erected. 1t is said TO
have been occupied in common by two broth
eTs. one of whom had family; the other
none. On this spot was sown a field of wheat
On the evening succeeding the harvest. the
wheat having been gathered in sepersts
shocks the elder brother said to his wife,
my younger brother is unable to bear the
burden and heat of the day; | viii arise, taxa
of my shocks and place with bis, without bis
knowledge" The young brother, being ac-
.tpated by the same benevolent motives
said within himself, My elder brother bas
family, and have none; l will contribute to
their support; viii arise, take of my shocks
place with his without his knowledge" Judge
of their mutual astonishment when on the fol-
lowing morning. they found their respective
shocks undiminished. This course OF events
transpired for several nights, when each resol-
we'd in his own mind to stand guard and solve
the mystery. They did so; when, on the fol-
lowing night they met each other half way
between their respective shocks. with their
arms full. Upon ground hallowej with such
associations as this was the temple of Solomon
erected-so spacious and gEifcent-the
wonder aud admira tioE Of the world. Alasl
in those days, how many would sooner steal
their Deighbor's whole shock rather than add
to 1t a single sheaF
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Coyagal Hammers IN Hauana.
manners In Havana must be in a pleasing
primitive state As lady of eminent re-
spcctabillity was circulating through the
streets of Cuban city, man rushed up and
dismautled her person of a watch and dia-
moDd jswelry. crying in angry and reproach-
full tones-"Here you are deeked out in all
the jewelry, l have worked SO hard TO give
you, paying visits, suppose to your lovers;
but give me the jeFelry and go your way; L
will have nothing more to do with you " Sew
eral young men stood near, and viewed tho
transaction complacently On being reproach-
ed by the lady for permitting her to be robbed
in their presence. they replied, that from his
language and manner they thought the man
to be her husband. Martial manners in Ha-
Taua mu st he in deplorable condition, in-
deed, to have warranted such a suppositiou