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Smyrna times., 1860-05-24

The oRAEGE GIRL OF COLUMBUS CO.
lumbus, Ohio, there has been for some years
pat, lovely orange girl, known to all as Ettie,
and by all respected. She supported an aged
mother by the sale of her fruit, and never re-
turned home with full basket. Everybody
bought an orange of Elite, for all admired her,
but it was with a respectful admiration. she
was so pure and good. Etiie was about sixteen
and when the Union meeting of the Kentucky,
Tennessee and Ohio Legislature took place q
youthful member ofthe Tennessee Legislature,
strolling the city, was startled by silvery
veice asking, /" Buy an orange, sir :" He did
buy one, and this opened the way for a conver.
sation, in which the girl artlessly revealed to
the stranger the poverty of her home, and tbs
necessity of her supporting her mother.
He was SO struck with The girls manner and
singular beauty that he secretly resolved to visit
her home and become more intimately acquaint.
ed. He did so, and after successive visits, wor
the confidence and love of the maiden, and the
mothers consent to their marriage; and wher
he went back TO his southern home it was will
promise to return in & fortnight for his bride
He came, and now the manly Southerner anC
the beautiful Orange Girl are man and wife
He has taken her, the iairest OF the fair, TO hi
southern home, to dwell with him and her ageC
mother in opulence. as
Smyrna times., 1860-05-24
CHOICE POETRY.
For the q smyrna Times."
Woman.


There is .. charm in womsn's smile,
There 10 a magic in her eye.
There 10 language breathed forth
With each unconscious, gentle sigh.
lis woman-Iovsly woman's smile
That readers dear the social hour;
That adds new beauty to the scene,
Already deck'd with many flower.
Who could endure the tolls of life.
Bear up beneath its many woes,
Without kindred heart to feel,
And share each sorrow as il roses
OF hath her cheering look dispelrd
The dsrk'ning clouds of gloomy care,
ksIamed The heart when joy had fed,
Where hope lay buried ia dispairl ss
Friends we may lind who. when the world
Looks coldly on, nor hesds our grief,
That will the helping hand extend,
hnd minister to our relief;
Bot nought can equal woman's love
Ils fame ne'er fades, bu. brig gh.sr glove
AYE. never can its Ioslre dim,
Bot forth q glorious halo throws
hhe hath sigh for sorrows tale.
She hath tear for every woe,
Sac hath q balm for many wound,
To soothe our journey here belowl
When cast upon the shoals of time,
By rude misfortune's surly blast;
When deaths dark pillows foam around,
SILL woman cheers US to the last!
DECK CREEK.
Smyrna times., 1860-05-24

any retinue. Their etiquette only permitted
three of the Ambs ssadors to thake hands.
A number of the Japanese evinced great in
terest in the different styles of segars. They
would take one offered them, and, after break
ing off the end and smoking little, would
break off more and hand it back--literalIy re-
questing The giver to smoke their old sogers."
They also passed around their pipes to be tried
by those who wished-riskng condition Of
the tude similar to that of the instrument upon
which the boys " try the strength of their lungs.
The bowls of their pipes are very small, and
contain but enough "ta-ba-k ko" for a few whiffs
Smyrna times., 1860-05-24
SELECT STORY.
nErTIE GRAY
ok MAKING LOVE IN AN APPLE rnEE.

"a
Everybody said that Nettie Gray wass beau
g.fot one Of your polished city bellies, but
~, rsmPing, saucy piece of natures handi-
york. Jet gentle. affeciionate withal, possess-
W depth offeeling and sentiment which few
" able to fsthom.
Now. . sweetest Netlie Gray" as she was
aled. had long been loved by one Charles
Gntson-the handsome young man who kept
y saly store the village of NJ could boast
<shefs be had for some four or Eve years dealt
~ ssgsr. tea, tobacco, cslicoes. silks and pins,
h'dyare. and varsity of ofmsrchandise, to the
villagers and surrounding farmers. and had re-
aaed quite little fortune part of which he
nsssted in the purchase of widow Morson's
s.aEifal eottage and grounds, which, at the
4 a'a'a Of her husband, she had been obliged to
t4ese cf and take cheaper place where she
aald live less expenHiveIy; while. from the
H'r'os Of the price received for the costags she
a re'vsd nice little income. Charley also
q ssk the widows son into the store. as bis busi-
g - bad increased. and it became necessary 70
Fscore assistance. The salary paid to little
'aaay vas material help to his mother, for
ma she was very grateful, and she never
ia ha't to speak word 10 bis praise when OPP
rSshity presented.
nn, with the numbsrless acts Of generosity
- Charley never tired of performing, made
= sAa hero Of that lilale village, and caused
!" be loved and respected by both old and
isaE lot msay miIeii around. To say that
'4'e Gray was indifferent to his many visits,
heardcnt love he maintained for her
- se doing injustice to her warm, sppreci.
=" heart Bat the spirit of injustice seemed
sness her. and. thosgh she was uniformly
and geatle in her disposition towards hel
a@d would converse freely and unreser.
WIN him en- any topic, yet. when he ap
s<Ssd the subject nearest bis heart, she wa,
- 1igktsned bird. Not that she wa
= lin, That ihs subject was disisstefu
-. -, lisf hss ossn heart was equally interes
~ ne delighted 10 tease him, heartiI
IN bis di,c,misure on sueh occasions
~ that Ne loved Der with all the s,rsDgt
eul. and etc had no fear of alienatin
# Hess fkpn herssIf-s an event which woul
rsss her us deepess pain.
I'm had began to think seriously Of maj
3 feM uhy nots Thsrs stood the costag
~ "a sssss, many Of vhich were ber
8 'sr AsiF hsazy lead Of rare fruis. ul
d Il aseded only the presence Of b
IN led Nettis 10 make IL paradise..
- was more than sufficins to satis
81 srtrsvagant wants. and Why shou
eAsfyl Many times be had visit.
hN ths ezpfe<s purpose ofmsking tncv
3If =. bes be had been 70 often prevents
III rs shat he wanted 10 say BY the Iil'
Neaisg sway II the first word
MI F ~ satjeet. ~ think Of suppIyi
iteu Tho many fair damssIs 10 NJ
- heve sladIy aecsptsd his handy y
q h 9ess4isn Il was Nettis hs low
/ esls, ami hs Nv sars shs return
~ ~ ~ ss~l1 ~ svss ~ marr
~ De5nslabd = prspsss : |" n
@ 11yeMger4p y - ~ partially losn
H = tgist; ihe list1o hssnsy U tsp
- th~m.
ee1 ~ vii - ahspohaa
@ n ESpt16.tsr ~ val
|z eI1 ~ monnfpo. ~, leiunl
Smyrna times., 1860-05-24

LITERARY AssocIATioN.--Th citizens OF
FELTON,, Del, met at the Station House, in pur-
suance TO an adjournment, on the 18th inst, to
form a literary institution. which they styled
the ;. Diamond Literary Association.'' Afer
adopting the constitution and by-laws, they
proceeded 10 ballot and elected the following
officers: President. Jaa Kinsellor; Vice Pre-
sidens, Thomas Buckmaster; Secretary, A. ].
Wright; Treasurer, J. gB. Conner Librarian
M. ]. WoodIe; Sergeant at-Arms, Is. Reed
Couusellors, j. Stanton, wv. s. Mann, S. Men
gar and N. r. Lynch, M. ID.
Smyrna times., 1860-05-24

small matter, but Itell you, sir, it hath great
effect on the human mind As proof Of my
assertion, / refer you to one instance only, re-
corded in Russers History of Modern Europe,
vol. ], page ITO, where, in the eleventh GEN.
tury, the throne of England became vacated, in
the absence of near relatives. A nobleman, by
the name of Herold, was crowned. But on
William the Norman claiming the crown a
contest ensued, and his Norman majesty ap-
pealed to the Lord God and the Pope, and the
latter decided in the Norman's favor, issued
Bull denouncng Herold as vile usurper and
herelic and to insure success for the Norman
prince, his holiness sent him consecrated
banner and ring with one of st. Peters Hairs
in it.
No doubt bristle from the stye,
A consecrated prelate lie;
But the consecrated ring,
With bristle for a spring, t
Made Bill the Norman King.
And Cephus saith, if you could witness the i'm.
prov ment in the wor. when he used to try
10 worship with a consecrated Baptist hymn
book, when the worshippers became so holy
that the chief of sinners were forbidden to
worship with them.
Now conservation must be great
II prov'd the downfall of C's pate.
Now, Mr.. Editor, " you wish addltional ln-
{ rnation relative to the foregoing. call on your
neighbors, the deacons of the New Vernon
church, and ifyou should have TOO much priest
craft on hand to publish this, please send it to
the {" Smyrna Times" Smyrna, Del, and OBJ
lige your unworthy friend,
LOVER OF TRUTH.
p. ST. have been informed by my old friend
Cephas, that although be did violate the plain
precepts OF the Gospel in rendering railing for
railing, with Elder Volumnus, he is not
ashamed for the world to know it, as he is
amenable to none but the Judge of quick and
dead. and knows his design was nothing else
but to expose what he believed to be heresy
of the blackest hue, Eeven denying the Lord
that bought him, or, as he says, Mary's first
born son was nothing better than HERSELF or
above her nature. She must have conceived
him from one of Adams sons, and he needed
salvation and redemption as much as any of bis
Apostles or disciples. This from yours, with
respect. a..,..I.
NEAR sMrRNa. DEL, May lst, 1860.
A. L. T.,
Smyrna times., 1860-05-24

THIS great oyster bed discovered in Long Is-
land Sound, last summer, has proved a sad fall
urs; the oysters which were transpIantsd from
it proved small. insipid and lasteless. In thei
native state, as taken from the Sounds, they
are much too salt to be edible, and they will
not live In fresh wafer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-01

wa is i~s INST VIM Al. passenger, q Albany
Rrx samos- iof New a-.'ord,; sns9s View o-'-sa. "
Brig q Ander~oa kag So sSrss nosys wiih cossoa %
Ers samuel small H..seu r,zsbe.s ,a. tor sairm
81. v,ncernss ac-s - ki..e-.nn,- 10, us'-m
Brig Ressoca vrsnc1.. Monroe rrviaenc. bal
Brig Judge Whitman, GRAY, Rondoai f-r s,~aoo
s'er .sspian ,sd kca,.na ss.r Z ssrnns - dvs via
sw sae during which spl sss lost spruas
sre.s'os Ora Tal,o s, M.,,rs n a.ys -o,o salt 1,
Ic' all Frin Seen days With he. yy NV
sinds :, brig ocean isi- f. Phsdspala AM brig for
s.hr v~ons OR, xcGui-- 81 s.spbeas M loo.y. with
csr .oan jsan Phillip. Iavscs II days VII nd to
ed ina % \. 10 DO sposs nsrE rash fr,u
schr Henry sus.- x.usn ohsri.~,oo days win ccs
's &c H aesn w s.,s., ia, COTTON
schr D v.rae,. casrssloa 8 days WIN cotton
s sss =. s%A ss, w%i9:, ~ ss Soy.
s sssI :s ass & ). s, s:.su
scS I.osoa, haven. f,.sesaoo or g, s..s
sspss.1a so;1.y cs,s s.s-.ss.S .. boston
cs b b.s, Sssos % %. 'oA
schr Hsaoks, Psui El,xso-,nnor, tor -snnoa
schr Nary kiasbh T,sil Ezs6-OcoS, q, s,is .,crs
ss sr .S soSo. s,so %, ~ a wsy
schr LAeer.y Johvsa srk.oetaoor iar Nor~~x
T.
scbr George ssvor, tm.n, VnAaxvea for Ssudy Hoox
sror hon.
sc< vlcsor Sears, u Ge1rge 6ds7a
schr Hound Pierre. X as an. dsvs
ssehr amanda fo~-r~ Roc.4nc DAYS
hchr Esnpire, Hcruer, Bu.aoo 4 days
Schr iym0uh kscs 3dsys
rchf Nrgnolis, Nicks-sou. 5,=tpa for gnHadophLA-
tchr Niger. Harding. ~al River. 2 days.
Srhy James Nter winer. pr1vd-nrs 2days.
lchr 'kDos III ton Providence Gays
sshr w " cArgiu - Providence. 2 dAyA
sloop Agent Htt ELIZA ,~tne RI for ssu ives
slUT Commerce. Tyler. alizSoetnpo1 TN FAN River
Sloup henderson. Eiisaos 1port for MJotnA
SOop Apollo, Freshman eliza ,sh9ov syst,c
Slo,p Wary, Clark & izso-h Dor, for sir-oossicb.
Slosv For runlspn Gnz,b-thror port
slop -ale aria Vie Elzaoetnpwt eor Gold spring.
St-.U-r facsuy siy, vhlai-ipnlA.
Steamer AnthrAcas |r,isdelphiA
steamer usprsy, Renney Providence
htean,~r Nsl,-v ssrv GasI,nnsn. Oeroy N
-hs report In yesterdays OF the arrival o e>,ahip
Enlu The Ahu Vim hnilt arrived 18Th,
before sorted
BELOW
Two berks and one brig unknown.
SAn.EIb
Steamship Empre City, New Orleans and Havana; brgs
From Qnarsntna-Shlo 'onino a, Liverpool
soop Of Cumberland foy Mexi,o IL n anchor In
I,ratanun,
wnA during the day 70 NV; at sunsct sw.
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C1T wAkD,rlsl SRI ALDEKs Asio DisrA sus-
sas As%.ss s-s M q 90 :. s s:1s pss.s-
sAs eAl q n. 1Alrnan o. isursi., ev-nax ssa =
a. rs.s:snbs d. "a a.. s ssss ~ Gs..
olo~inx oom@unio:,.n e q .cs. -. "a
NV, = uso so sa'sl sss1r'
ns .pysDaou p de SAiioaA rssoer.ao PAy = =
DsAE s,a-In view II In pre~s.i dssrased radian. n -
democratic party .no the raino eaec. q div~oas
elem di.Sd .ro o.av.s ~ rs.l,rss in he -,.sss
OF reon. PvsceapA ccnsss A.t showing fu xetss
csss for he s4ns oaos, oooIssssdly claiming = =
Chez d: ss %s. -. Ss oos M =
the nom nation ,enfsr-a me for Aaerm.f - ne oay ress
sslsS on have ,Ss hoaar % -sprss' IN lcns lar ~
non neve hssss "~nh DIV. bra % n ssaan Ane ansss
our eelcvet and time hno,ed n.hnL oeeos-a'c parry ]
psars Tn~ p,,c~ M ss.irn.un .s esadas,~ f~ oar
man q The rseel.s .dsruAnlc a.sr,, and -n's .sss
ton mo-: vnoer. 70 the osmplnss' p.t me, r4ss -.
ak int ~i = .SoSs,ssie q, ..s q ARG aso,, -
ver OF The ward and p-ov. hns., 'aceaon. BIZ term
m.,isx her <sssd Very =
fu ss a and sSq 90 " tho ss
member of this uvenu, tho resiSnatJn OF Mr. biis 80
1ks onmit,.s 81 onsersucs rom his coavennou viii
% CON nes r. the 1 % g, he fsss: -
oepsd Mr. n~via xurrsy offered ta7 following iuisss
a. The rssisr rAioaa esmors,c ,srs cand .is lar 4
osrmsD o %. .'n-elh Aloem.nic district, ~hios
Mr. hugh 6Ndy d~-~d 'he Following -ssoluuon:-
hrsived That t- IN ,nn yerstou age
emn ouy due amt hr hereby CORDIALLY tead-rsd
The Hon John reus fos the tupt
eor1 he mAde n Real the elem -ts % ,s -
mncyAtc parry believing personal uorx n con
paria0p the OF II. nv reue ~
evidence Of his bsh n.o conservative and
enor Democratic princp,s ~eils re cnr'sas sad
mAnlv sin s~h rina the h,a
70, him the snd Of his '-nw i,,s
orally nail be- yes
Of the rational c~mocratia II thu Tw nsy drss wsrA
UnAri mously t~d
Mr. Buch ham odar Vi the following rasouti M
Resolved The c,mmitte- ~ three b.. .pps,ted 80
der tt- inainn bar. Anslcy. aud tho -
Convt nlion .dppted
Ths char inted snch committees A. Buckts =
han Davio Murray pnd Jonn NJ. l1liy
Th~ omuts- retired aud waited upca N, Kirsl-y ~
koufe upon their he 10
kisry ~N his thar b. b. the copy-pon for disi ylist
cunfe-r-d upon him sod win the ihu -
atiooAl Democratic al
and crsiAnt supoot fhe report Of tn.
copied 1hs Convenuoo sdJoc rD.d hrsn unneA
HUGH BRADY. Charnaa.
Gro, A. aucKtNGHau Secretary
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TvNs FnANUseK D@s4Rs &C IOMstUsKs V-xfA-
~ rnlte allspt ~ knnveie Driesr~ 30 sagnsrsi -
enfss<s cooaral, Hadrc~rr as - 49, - scoad
uTax DA-H YRAvCAfup PtstsiEFsE DENRn -
" pltc~r dsr lsuslie rrs~e si4@ sltves aMc ~
rr~vsrrarts euf.n. e.. "a dir dana
esua@~. soi cmre oLsrwe asn. me w.sor Dc
pr~mss ycrr y dlfeeu fs~ ~ xeetaNr&
IL r~r-n. uSut "a r ~aseurss nandslil1&
xrs~~r a. ssgss Broad sAy nAkR DO setniurA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-01

alta meeting OF the Seventh War; Democratic Rspubn-
Ware Commrtse held h-stlnarters this avsinx, Il
motion of WtN weed Esq. suim ,lsly
tssalv-c Ib<t cordially eudo' aud the
ton o. delegstss The nomipss sch ,ol
uniting with OF the Mozart
sAnixstkn pnmtu A'inx
fof Communicate, e OF Con SchOola John q Iysu
For Ivpsctor OF :" AndI Martin
For Trustees OF +" Bernard S'nyth
and fsm-~ sanpe,
cand6se~ gen n~u OF s,auding
experience into whose bands
sssAuuy place the guArdiAnsh and pubs
srhooA
Resolved rhst pedg. candidates one and ALL our
energs tic support fr this ns .undown on
Tuesday add esrnsstv call upon all
Sptre black bcanism -cnoo Ard
Of this ward 10 unite win
J. sHANDLHy, Chairman.
yos.ra a aoIDsrDcr }secrs..rsA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-01

4 CssD = RFsPEcrsULLy ksQUes~ ny FaIssus
~ IN the foarh tounniinsrac dislct Ill
hnua rspb s-cs
JAMES BURNS
h~ tn,i ci the nj
,h- hon know 10 b~ 4 arm rt-ud !, ~
fr.mer snd god bread Tor al, u,h-r
psnl irus yours, FRANK DCFrY seventh v ard >nd Wa
others
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P,LrTqCAL


ara ALDssnAE.o d srKICr -Av sssrIs. %
he sbhh .rc AsrhsuAn lab held al IT'S spring str-s
rhn-c.y -v-cins nov 70 the following able and
Solul imonaly adOctH6:-
Whcsrss Ia cons ~ dLssnstn n the d~norv u1
sry two candidates bean nominst~t for AIDE o.
temor~i apd whexoss 10 th OPT
r'op ~ TIE mb@ru n his Tub Nr Van sr
entitled ant should have g. the united noans
aon q b. d-non-ary Of h1 dstrct, The efors
ns~Av-u ihA this lab. fulll believing Mr. Van Wan "
se'h The .nppe OF ~ Is DO 1s,ssy pssss
now uu sur'st o. tho ah 2, psosms p secure he .s
hIcaAEl Cor, serssary
SrH ALDEkaAkIu DIsfRlGr
katioul Democratic So<ninstou,
For Alderman
sAsURL J MONTGOMERY.
IhON SCAN, Chairman Nom OouvcntscA
S"Hu r. CAV. secretary
lrH WARD ssauLAx DOMINATION OF thu
- united democracy for Constable.
LtDoiL GAMER.
STH WARD UNION NOMINATIONS
~ For Alderman John Henry
~ nunra' uen-oeo A. BrhforN, 0eH barney Nor.
sos 10, -sss.LS.-lss %.s.s as.ry SHANNON
To- 70, son S.,i .o% missioner James Z bupixn.c
For school Ips eo,orsIJa.@o q, 5s,r.o WIN " rohu
son 20 oil vacanc). suKros rHoMs Pr~s,t~nt
JOHN HsaIrt vic- Pred lent
HkATkNHoRN, WOO rresdant
g ssss t 2 9u.Ge s.u..ar..
fsTH DIST Act ssGULAR rAaMASY Hftd soMtNA
u tons for aourdlmsc Of The SIKH OJanc dislrics
John Doaab Rtshteen'h ~a,d
0~ss- masrs,h hsh's-ntb ward
T,uothy l.. Wet sx,a eoth ward.
viihsu ,}iheon Fifteenth wArd.
Jams J. Gnmbletn Fifteenth ward
Alexander shaw Ninth ward
I needing OF The Seventh War; Dsmoc-siio Repubn-
Commrtse held 81 h.s quarters this svsinx II
motion Of WIN n weed Snimp lsly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-01-05
Legal Notice..

John Connolly and Timothy Connolly vs. Lewis n.
Walling, Eliza Walling, Edward Lee and Fanny
Lee. In District Court, January Term, 1860,
State of Iowa, Scott County.
To Lewis NJ. Walling, Eliza Walling, Edward Lee
and Fanny Lee.
NyOU are. hereby notified that that there is now
i on file, in the Office Of the Clerk Of the Dis
trict Court in Scott county. = Petition Of John
Connolly and Timothy Connolly, claiming Of you
the correction Of mistake in the descriptio Of
land in deed from Lewis Walling and wife to
Edward Lee, dated Sept. 3D. 1889, and recorded
Sept. 5th. 1899, in Book "a" Of Deeds, page ~,
the word "seventy-sx" chains having been by
mistake inserted in said deed instead of "twenty
six" as was intended, and also tho Correction OF
the same mistake in the deed from Edward Lee
and wife to plaintiffs dated Nov. l4th, lS49, and
recorded Feb sth, 1884, in Book IL" Of Deeds,
pagers. Petitioners pray that said mistakes be
corrected and their title to the premises intended
to be conveyed be confirmed, and that the original
notice in this case was returned mot found" ty
the Sheriff Of said county, and that said Court
ordered publication of this notice, and that IN
less YOU appear. on or before the first day OF the
next term and answer thereto, according to the
rules of the Court, your default will be entered,
and the prayer Of the petitioners granted.
Dated this I'D day Of December, A. ID. 1859.
JOHN CONNOLLY,
TIMOTHY Connolly, Plaintiffs.
By PUTNuM l. LEAKE Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Let the foregoing notice be published in the
Davenport Dali, Democrat and Newo four consoc-
utye weeks.
Dated, Davenport, December 22d, 1859.
IRA NJ. CLIFFORD,
dec 23d4w Clerk of said Court.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-01-05

ShERlFF'S SALE.-THE STATE OF IOWA
- Scott County, in the District Court Of Scott
County, State Of Iowa.
ny virtue Of an execution issued from the Office
OF the Clerk Of the District Court Of Scott coun
~, state ct Iowa, in favor Of II Sohrn Plaintiffs.
ana against Antow Wagner and Michael Bald.
Defendants, dated December 3lst, 1859. and 10
mo directed, commanding me, that of tho goods.
ehattels, stock or interest in any COMPANY debts
due, property in the hands OF third persons. lands
and tcnements (Which are not EXEMPT bv lnv
from execution Of the said Defendants. I make.
or cause to be made, the sum Of one hundred and
cighty-nlne 70-l0O Dollars, with interest and
costs and by virtue Of said execution, / levied
upon one note executed by Frank Walter, in favor
Of Anthony Wagner, for tho sum Of one thousand
dollars dated September Goth, 1851, payable four
years from date, and secured by Mortgage, given
on eighty acres Of land in Will county, State Of
Illinois.
And | hereby give public notice that shall
offer for salea public outcry at the door Of tho
Court House in Scott county Iowa, on Tuesday.
the 3!st day ofJanuary, 1850, at the hour Of I
o'clock +. n. of said day to tho highest and
best bidder therefore in cash, the above des-
| embed property, or sufficient thereof to satisfy
| the above debt, with interest and costs.
Dated this 3lst day If December, 1859.
II. LEONARD,
JAM Sheriff of Scott county, lows.
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dee3O
V,RUsTEE's sALE.-whereas on the 10th day

THRU STEE'S SALE.-Whereaso on the 10Th day
l. 0. February A. ID. 1855, John Walraven,
then of Scott County, State Of Iowa, executed un-
to David s. True, as Trustee, certain Decd Of
Trust, conveying to said Trustee the land in
Scott County. Iowa, described as follows, to-
wit:
Tha south west quarter of the southwest quarter
Of section No. eight 49, Also the north-c east
quarter Of the northeast quarter Of section No.
eighteen lSl. Also the north east quarter Of the
To~nshipNo. eighty 1907 north Of range No. one
u !, east Of the 5th 18th r. NJ. Which said con-
veyancc was madc by the said John Waraven
for the purpose Of securing the payment Of three
certain promissory notes and the interest thereon
signed by said John Waraven, all bearing date of
February 10th, A. d. 1855 and payable to Abner
Dawson, as follows Ono for the sum Of $50,
payable May LIST lo55, one for the sum Of 5000
payable February 10th, 1856, and the other for
sum of $500 payable February 10Th, 1857, which
said notes were given fora part of the purchase
money agreed by said John Walraven to DO paid
said Dawson for the aforesaid real estate,
And now all of said notes having become duo
and payable, and the said John Walraven having
failed to pay the note lastabove mentioned except
yeers interest thereon, l. David S. True, Trus-
tee as aforesaid, do hereby give this public notice.
that by virtue Of the power which is in me vested
BY said deed Of trust, and at request of the owner
Of said note will, on Saturday, thc2ist day
OF January, A. d. 1860, between tho hours Of
two and three o'clock, in the afternoon of said
day, at the Court House door in the City Of Dav-
export, expose and offer for sale at Public auc-
tion, the parcels Of land above described, or so
much thereof as shall DO necessary to satisfy and
pay the amount Of said notes, with the interest
tnereon TO the day Of sale, together with all the
costs and expenses attending said sale, costs of
this notice and trustees fees
And will give deed to the purchaser thereof
in accordance with the provisions of said deed Of
trust.
Dated the Z9th day OF December. A. d. 1859.
DAVID S. TRUE,
uec'V Trustee.