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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-06
Military Gard.

r LIEUTENANT BUXTON has now. upwards of 20
1 men recruited, and is desirous To obtain imm di-
ateiy ~ men R"re so as to MI up ms Company and so
next week. The Regiment (66th) is nearly fun and
will soon be fully organized. 1t is hoped that the
otc young Of the county will at resp ond
his call. H Nov s. ;6I.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-06
,Eine Cutlery.

IA LARGE assortment Of hne Pocket Knives an,
MAJORS from the celebrated nAnuiRctoFy ~ VIM Gll
qst recNired at the Jewelry and Fancy No.
s Williams Block These goods are warranted superiog
70 any others IN not excepted. Gen.
tloEuen are invited 70 ealland look At them.
Delaware, May e-stk S.'-.' !. Z
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-06
FOR SALE.

A, LARGE coMFoRrABLEREs-
A5SA "A TDENCE, Main Street, "a
l.isA ing rooms besides Bathing Room, Wash SigsA
Room and Cellar.
Also II q of land House and Barn, on East side
the river. j. RANNIY.
afeawarc. March 90. 6I-fn ~
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-06
For Sale.

A GOOD HORSE and STRING WAGON Call dowr
"A at Nj ELY 4 cos.
July IL, ,1ss1-ftf 1S
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-06
Window Glass.


Just received good stock Of the Best City
d Brands for SAFE low by -
Dee 2,'5o.a:: e. c. C.CHAMBERLAIN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-06
IooNNUSIcATED.l


Mr. EpnoR:-Some few weeks ago the
sqet Neafh of James Cole of Hugh Cole, Of this
county, Vas published in the weekly papers.
~ n n He cane 70 his end BY the accidental discharge
TIA scf his gum His remains were removed by
bis father from Western Virginia. and inferred
III ihe crmctci ynear the Marlborough Baptist
Church. h.ssThc scene solemn, the process
sion large; the funeral services attended
ts ~ TO by Elders E. George and s. Main. All.
deeply sympathized with the bercaved father
aud iricnds Of the deceased He kind
S and datilul SON. the hOpesoF l5nl parents, Civ
iaaspx0mise ef nsenllfe But he is thus re-
moved while in the early dawn Of manhood.
- and they are called to mourn his loss yet not
indeed without hope.
aaa Please publish and Obige FEIENDS
4 .atLl@a qaoH s'G5TbTfG5 s. Igaa9IW - gsa
We did not give the name Of the COloncl Of
T4he s6th Regiment correctly in our last. Itis
CAxDr not Ksncdy. The Regiment, we learn
from the Urbaua Citizen has over 500 men
= aUoFn ih4 ana IL ofHccrcd as follows:
y sN3A~A's = t0lontl- 2cnAs.A CAsDr!I y ora
Lieut.. COl.-JAMEs H. DYE.
1fajor-ErGENE PowEII- -,f r. 81.
o. Adisaanf-WM. n. GwYNNE.
Qsarter Maaer--Jo os. G. BRASD .'.--a,
<'r S,sfeeonLDr. T'noM2s P. I3oSD.
~ sT@+sss Isl STrge61i-Dr. r. W BROCK
i'4i" Hot-f Sttier-Dr. JAMES WILLIAMS
Asf SaiEeTAJ ANEs H.. Brown.
col G. was Captain in the regular service
ii eemrsaud u 4 Company 4er the lower PO-
tomoc has arrived at Camp McAuthur, and
now has charge OF the Regiment. -srars1 a,
H p
vsboo9 yTTT ZZZTTJT1 @ea.
r Maj RoBIxsOx, CT the SD Regiment, who
served Captain in the 4th Regiment with
= Major PowELEp pays that officer the fOloWing
ueri,ed compliment ID the Keaton Republican
4 urg II ef the 29lh ,ult.y sgz - - "a. w. --
n1AIiia . IzRaior xussaas Iaovssell. VIC.
a. t.ge<g Our esteeqed friend Captain Powell Ofthel
4th Ohio Regiment, has just been appointed
Major Of the 66lh Regiment, forming at
UFbana. Msjor Powell is a fnc officer, and
t.s worthy gentleman. His promotion well
Wcrltc0.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-06

Rullding ARateriale.

TugF Rseaivsa Largs stee5 Of pes. CITY BrsDd
Il Window 6lass. - {. c.caAMBERLAtH'
Juue fs, st.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-06
GnTInr,

Fine Pocket Knives End ScissoTs, of tho
approved makers, will be foun selling cheap at III
Plye Try Store of C. PLATT.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-06
FLOWS, FLOWS.

TUST RECEIVED, another invoice of GILLs
d CEIEBRATED CuMBlNAIION FLOWS, for sale at
manufacturers prices for cash.
Mar ch Is, '61.-ftr. c. c, CTAMIIEI AIN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-06
DoCE. WrGToN.

Oficc in Tenn pIar H all
DELAWARE, OHIO.
Residence, N E. Cor. Hill and Liberty streets
June %, go ftf. 1
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-06
z. =. stewart's

HELEBRATED COOK STOVE for salsby
~ T. EVANS, Jk,
q ole AgcntfOr delaware Count
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-06
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr. PHELPS (Dem. Mol Appeared in his seat for
the irtt time this session.
Tie SPEAKER lad before the House letter from
Mr. Curtis stating that be has sent 10 the Governor Of
Iowa is resignation Representative from that
State, duties Of military character prompting him to
twill lie recollected that he has recently been up
pointed BrigdGier-GeneraL
Mr. VALLANDIGHAM Dem, O.) introduced
10 mt resolution referring To Convection OF the States
10 amend the Constitution On bi. motion, II was Re-
ieTTed 10 the COMMITTEE OF the hnOle OIL inc odse VI
tie Union.
TIE Bouse passed the Senate bill creating Metro
politsn Police system for the District OF Colunbia and
10 establish police therefor. IL was not even read.
Sir. CALVERT (Dem., MIDI offered preamble
setting forth that while it l. the duty Of Congress by
Or Ter Legislation 10 strengthen the hands Of the
Government, to maintain the supremacy OF The lave
il less their duty 10 examine INTO the eanses o the
dissolution and apply such remedies us may restore
pssce; and concluding with resolution that joint
committee DO Appointed, consisting OF line members
Of The House, and four Of the Senate, 10 consider ana
report such amendments TO the Constitution, 70 fee-
confidence and ensufe tne Preservation VI ZIG
Union.
MIR. LOVEJOY CRep., H. movedtha the resolution
lie Oh The table. Carried, IL against 81.
Mr.. MAY (Dem., Md, introduced preamble
concluding with resolutions rs follows;
That Republican party having achieved sec,
ns and social isaue Is responsible for cur present laionAl
That the incorporating spirit OF that party has prevented
coiaPIomii,. wien ne SANE "a, prsoliesels-
That T. niPosnle by force VI as 70 subushie he ecfao
States which united 81 defcBse Of ther tscIed
right sg4nst ths most crnel aud nercle nasses eto
And thai IN view Of all the pubic casmes recognizing the
necessity which ntr human afas becomes the duty 81
Congress to provide for se appointment Of Commits oneI 70
tce 10 preserve all events and directed
80 10 compromise preserve the Union possible and that
n this bs done provide for the aceu separation OF
those which Lave seeded sud Of Ohes
after Stcsde.
Messrs. BINGHAM and LOvEJOY eeyerally OBJ
jected o. the reception OF the resolutions.
Mr.. MAY moved SUSPENSION Of the rules, that the
resolutions might be received.
The motion was disagreed to.
MIR. OWEN introduced resolution that at q time
when rebellion threatens the integrity Of the Union
and the overthrow OF the Government all resolutons
and recommendations designed to make terms with
armed rebels are either cowardly Oi treasonaels.
Obee ion being made 10 the reception oil Tie Fesoln
ton, hr. OWEN moved for susI erson Of tbe rules
Tue uoavs refused 10 suspend the rules By 3t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-06

rho two. II we would come to yon, to INSTRUCT
and soo,be You, yOu would turn upon Us IN Won
.h.d ,nr blood wilh al imaginable cruelty lou
s,,,e TO US for your own health and persona
ace. Heaven forbid lat we should uta' you % 20
,,oul3 treat uf; b1t you muSi preserve ."e n'''v'
,,or rasi ion, or we must teach 1t you thal "''
% or lireless services sginrt us and the
ION transmit by every opportunity to the enemy
Inn we warn gu that it NAV become pii''sry
r.,es.ity TO cut or the channels OF communication
-,,c, enable you to do 20, and to punish, az least
nh ocal ostyacisln, those who impudenty claim aad
tsudllenly abuse The hospitality Of an outraged
.,.or'e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-06

WAS IT A GORILLA "A SPORTSMAN AsToEIsHED.
DE Chaila II wanted IN tine country just now, 10
ascertain whciler the woods rear Stamford, Coon.,
ere iahGhiied by hi fmous goiillas. One day Lost
week, while NJ. Coris MilbuI, sporting citizen of
Stamford, Wss hunting in the aforesaid wOods. he
lulmal digging roots. Carefully rai-irg his gun, be
box ueaGy ain, and pulled trigger, ban the weapon
nis'ed hrei wheenpoa the said animal enlightened up
. the tiZe and stature Of seyen-loot man, covered
ton bead 10 foot with matted hair and with an I'M
0nbly yell darted deeper into tie WOODS, vt "a speed
not than human. As SON as Wilbur recovered from
he sho inflicted upon his nerves by the horrible
eplaIitiOn, he turned toward home, and made
IN the boom Of lis fsuily ut double-quick,
mly convinced that he had eeen eituer a 60
tlh or the devil Ills story was gui lily banded
tIon mouth 10 ouh and Oh the following day, sew
Cal who had heard rtau-e ri,s from the wOOdr, dur
g TIC night volunteered 10 lead party IN pursuit Of
tc wild msn. A parry was quickly made up aud,
WITH Wilbur ,ide, they started on their Grand
Aiin1 guns tOr piOtecn, ID case The sylvan gentle
aai should prove 10 he n SeceseiO.ist They dir
covered footprints ii liar 10 those left BY man bare
'ee' winch led directly from the ace where The bun
er lad hrs seen tie strange Creature 10 very dense
Mthet Al search i,r the gorilla however,
proved useiessi though they ,oald distinctly hear is
PEI! in reslonee 70 heir shouis The mster-of fact
people in the vIility believe the gonlla" TO be
blrg more thau some ioor liaiic aud The author.
ies lave taken ne .sures 70 lure lin from his forest
Aa,uesses, and return him TO lis keepers.
THT ARMY WonN.-Tn- Cev4land Herald says:
~ Toe amy worm has APP aIed ia Louin and Cuya-
/ kga Couu les We understand it i. making Its way
hFoggh the township OF kastOn, l0rsiu County de-
EFoying what yer crop j. 10 rea, b. IL is committing
seven fsysges In Dover, and friend Informs us That
10 pas Ing through Rockfort. he went tanoGgh nun.
Der o. Islcbes of these worms along the highway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-06

Pmzr-FTeBTEEs IN THE RWER.-On Sunday even
E,s party Of "roughs % assembled at the foot Of
tnaelh street; N L., for the purpose of witnessing
liae light between Dau McGreayy, pugilistic young
il1h and another bruie whore name could not be
sahed. The Police Of the Twenty second Ward heard
~ ne affair, and Fastening 20 The spot arrested Nc
ueayy and two OF three of his abettors. The other
lhdpsl and his frieads jumped down bank into the
ie,' and taking long swiIn succeeded in escaping.
S.uce Connolly held MeGIeavy 10 answer charge
olgoTderly conduct,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-06

Assault WIN a KHIFE.-Jaues Brown and james
Q'Hara got into fgLt in TIE Fourth Ward, Oh Sun
day night, dining which o Tiara stabted biz antag-
otia in the lace, the blade OF bis weapon cutting
through the check aud nO the moath o. the unfor' u
aA's man. 0'HAIs was arrested, aud held 10 answer
BY justice Kelly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-06

kUbTuN, Monday, Aug. 5, 1861.
. = Caring burglary was committed here ON Saturday
ash'. TIE dweiiin. VI Samuel +. Gaze and Charles
90 were broken iaio and s0ne 500 worth Of silver
'0e iskon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-06


SIC 30. dad be IL fsrtser ssG,td THAT wren any aa.
aforesaid shall remained unpaid fT the term OF one yess
Aforesaid ihe collector In =. sssie whr,e tss ~
and who shal have dysignsted b. tie Seer ar ~
1reaury as Aforesaid syiDg sdved the same Tor ss
dsy. IN least one new a. tue ssif sh proceed 70 .
Al pablic .a- Of the said proPrs ~ nay D.
90 sy tr ,ates due thereon tosrher with IN addition o.
twenty per centum su@b property uo ov,iee
a. whole thereof sha De solo ana seeouhtSa
a Tor as cAnno sold UI th Of the tas due bsfe
on with 80 said sddiin esoh the coector shall parcbsss
dillon and the shall render distinct Of the
Inc In offering Un adyerng fo sar such prop
erty nna pay into lbe Treasury the sufs Uy OF TIE
aid addition OF twenty the case ns5 "
af.er dsiraying tbe said chssgca :,
Sac 80 md bsu Jrilr enacted That tho coleosess a.
SITUATED ,gesad by the Secretary 81 tbs Teasty
poslt with The CLERKS OF the Dtict Cont 9 the osa
H. the respective Staie and Wit In which dt tne Po'
lies erect sts Of ths tracts vi land ether real ess
BY VT Of this Tor eymert Of Stes tesstn
names presumed owners and Of ths Ia nv
she can the pubi Aforesaid aHdo ne
said purchasers foT the the owners t,f NJ lhe ~
admina'ors person 10 Their osIai ithn
70 redeem theepds other prcpsty sold ~ ~ s aore.
two years FROM he time Of ele, npe pay ,ga. of tbe
.siS for the M. Of the purchaser his htb or assxs
amount paid by such purchaser Tor me sss a er sen,u.
property with nseIest oi the anne ~ s n, .uch psy-
psr nnn1m and of commission Of PCT o. m a "a
ra.n, Ior the M. az the clerk goessd The eierhs
pc.tion pay the pnrchases she n1nsy the add
and the collectors spti,,ei 10 the u
~ 80 sh.rs tbe same sla not have pee" =, their
two years as aforesaid By the osa NJ hhs md der6s
Legal ach e.rs And the sd cie'k shau Dc ss
- ,.rey. from the purchaser Tor De "a lie hector.
- 20 tbs a. m hervnbefofe made pay :, w 10
sddon 20 d..d TO psd the ceise testso -, Ihis
nehasr. Aud IN alt eases wnes ~ as - srs,.. OF
~ fr Che payment OF taxes eh ptrtons
sane ~ .rn, OF wo yeafs ate. thew rrspefvs sxfs
80 s have removed cr nef rtsr =. - ci-rSs ofns
70 ea's Su,oai paid b. 20 chaser. wh ~ sss -
s"ssion tls.cIo tostyI.r Viii 10 pr eeas-s ''
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-06

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lieo !. bowefssn, q oeeseD, = ne oeess q 9ase.
senessssss = lnssssss, - ~ 49, g ILL.,,
49, n.
81 rsei $500 49,. 0sosy SoeneZsAe 81
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een1k 1e 49,. = ;..eHCsaHo 49, -
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49, 80 49, z; 60. ~ uecss. =; ~ 49, Z
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esStSo P!e@,se2 iad vnlce 49, sne emeesy !.
sS A. 49, ~ =. ~
sooe,c snsn =. Ivy. Ios saio Iressses. g -
4: $1,000 ~. .:s.s. ~ ~ ~ 49,: ~ -
- 49,. :. ~, - ~ s:s 70 sase 49,
~ ~ 49,; ~ 4: ~ nasRess = ~ - -
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p.ss.S 49, ~ y. :. 49,. :. = ~ - .
ras. psSs.o o,s :. LOT 80 ~ :! se 1sa sssss1
son ssSp s ~ = ":s n -: P.nc.FG ~ % ~
.So..scd SnII.,. .sch .s.,h.. ~ .s ~
~ payscsJ 40 sne amoons 9 sa,a pslnaps!
sso n.sres. tnsr aue "a ~ otaet nosess secersd
Y ~ ~ 49, 2. a.u'' sno me amount Pave oy
'ns .Ius'e.., sny. - 49, on We Qested
ss@l.ss, sno ~. sne cos1 soa Guys 9. savessnn9
~ seAsng se6 80, vh0sotn
peccleea = eeaa 49, 2 tTess' ma sPe Trustee
q lTussees, Iol ~ ume DeIng, nay ~ eny ~
'r1mcnt - wruu8; ssooiete witn tnsmeesves y
ssld t!Iss' ny o.nef person OF persons in visena
81 .nlea psosislon. the vsld trustees, Dixwoal
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-06

T>RUSTEES SALE.--Whereas, on The Jlst
i day II January, =. D., 1850, Psrdinand Bseksl
sxscuvsd unto Geo. 3. Q. Dow g Trustee, . ssr-
tain deed Of Jrust, eonvsyiss TO aid Trustee che
land II Scott county, Iowa. described ~ folloWs,
to-wt: The northeast quarter Of section No.
twenty-one I'LL in township No. ssvsnsy-nins
90 north Of rssge No. I've 80 eass u the
the said Ferdinand Bscksl for the purpose 81 So
curing the payment Of fsur certsin pssmissory
notes asd the interest thereon, sjgned hy aid
Ferdinand Bi ckel, dated the 3lst day d January.
A. y, 1860, and 70 lsbse % follows: Ons for the
sam Of six hundred anA 1ity dollars, due April
let, 1851 oasfs eight hundred dollar, due phil
let, 1859, snd Tor sas hundred dolisu, das April
lst. 1859 ali 70 the order 81 p. u. Cutting. with
interest payabDo annually, at the rate Of ten Der
cent. from December LIT, 1850, end due o. the
Banking Hoass Of Macklot : Corbin, and al ef
said nsses given y psrs payment Ct Parchass
Ana nov, said two srst described notes having
become due and payable. and the said Becksl
having failed e pay tho same, excepting the
sum Of three hundfed and forty dollars on
the FIRST named note, l, Geo. ,. q. Dow,
Trustee = sfosssaid, % hereby give this public
notice, that By virtue Of the power which
l. in ne vsss:d BY said Deed Of Trust, I
gil. on "a. Saturday r. ne s.n a:s DAY . Of June, Jsn:
in the forenoon of said day 81 the Court House
door, in the city Of Davenport expose and o6er for
sale at public suction, the parcel Of land above
described or ~ much thereof % shall Do necesssry
TO satisfy andpay the amount Of saidnotes wih the
interest thereon 70 the day Of SALE together With
ell tho costs and expenses attending said Asle,
costs Of this notice and Trustees fees.
Dated the 9yth day Of April A. u. 1861.
GEO. 8. 9. DOW,
apr3o] Trustes.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-06
RELIEF In TEN MINUTES
BEkYAN,S
PUL MONIC WATERS

The Original Medicine Established in 1887, and
first article of the kind ever introduced under
the name Of "PULxoNIc WAPERs," in this or
any other country all other Pulmonic Waters
are counterteits. The genuine can be known BY
the name BRYAN boing stsmped on each Wa
FER.
BRYAN PuLxoxIc wArxRs
Relieve Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Hoarseness.
BRYAN's PULxoSIc WAFkRs
Relieve Asthma, bronchitis, Difficult Breathing
neA BRYAN's PULMONIU w APgas
Relieve Splitting Of Blood, Pains in the Chest.
BRYAN's PULx0NiC WAr RS !
Relieve Jncipient Consumption, Lung Diseases.
BRYAs's PULxoNo WAHsRs
Relieve Irritation of the Uvula and Tonsils.
b isa kRYAN's PUlMONIC WApBRs
Relisve the shove Complaints in Ten Ninntes
BRYANs PuLMoNsC WAPRRs
Arc Blessing TO Ill Glasses and Constitutions.
- BRY ANS PuLxoNlc WAPsRs
Are adapted for vocalists and Public Speakers.
.lee. BRYANs PuLxoxlc WARNS o
Are in . simple form, and pleasant 70 the tasts.
BRyAxss PUeNoHaC WA1Res sa
Net only relieve, bat effect rapid and lasting eures
~ BRYAHs PUlMONIC WAPRxs -
Are Warranted TO give satisfaetion to every one.
No family should Be without boz Of
bRYAHs fULAOxIO WARsD .
f9Ft in the house.
No traveller should be without . SUNNY Of
bRYANS PUlACNIC WARNS
in his pocket. .,s1.s
~ No psrson viii ever object to give for
BREAN's PULMOMC WAHSrs
Twenty-Five Gents.
JOB NOSES, Sole Proprietor. Rochestsr N y
Sold ~ al the Druggists in Davenport and else.
vnsrs. nova7 dAwly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-06
apr3o]

s1NRUSTEES SALE WHKnsAs, on the 9Th
i day Of December, A.. d. 1859, Hiram Good
win and Dslilsh Goodwin, his wife, sxscuted
unto Geo. b. Q. Dow, ~ Trustee, . deed IL trust,
conveying TO said Trustee the land in Scott county,
Iowa, described - follows, to- witt. 1he south
half Of the soath vest quarter Of section No seven
u in township No. seventy -nino 1874 north of
range four ~ sast Of the hfth r. n. sccosding
70 government survey, and which contaiss BY
neasuEsment sighty-thrse and Sl-l00 acres /;
which said conveyance was made by the said
Hiram and Delilsh Goodwin for the purpose Of
securing the payment o. one certain promissory
note and the interest thereon, signed BY said
Hiram Goodwin, dated the 9Th day u December,
A. d., 1 -, and payable ~ follows In one year
after d..te, for the sum of three hundssd fifty
three and 100 dollars, TO the order Of Edward
Wyman, 1t Banking House Of Ms:klot 4 Cosbin,
with interest after maturity the rate Of ten per
cent per aanum.
And SOW, said psouissosy note having become
due sud payable, and III said Hiram Good win hsy.
ing failed 10 pay the ssms, LEGO. b. G. Dow
Trustes - efesssaid, do hereby give this psbiie
notice, that By vistuo q the power which y In
mo vsssed ~ sail DEED of Trust, will. on
Saturday, thS1se day Q; Juae, A. d., 1861, at the
hour Of mise o'clock, u The forenoon 1t the Court
House door II the City Of Dsyenpo.t I, expose and
offer for sale at public suotion, the parcel Of land
above dseesibsd, mueA thereof ~ shall be nec
essry 70 sstisiy ssd psy the smount Of said note,
asd the istsssss thsssss - The day Of
with oil the costs ssd expense sttsudis9 ssid
sale, costs Of this notice and tsustses fees.
Datsd The sob dsy q April, 4. y 1851.
faf GEO. 5 @. DOW.
apr8Ol . Trustee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-06
CTATE OF IOWA, SCOTT COUNTY, SS.-
y In the District Court Of Scott county:
Walter F. Downing

CTATE OF IOWA, SCOTT COUNTY, S.
y In the District Court Of SCOTT county:
Walter F. Downing
John w. Van Hosen, Admins
traitor Of the Hootn, ETC.,, Of e G48
Louisa Leo, deceased, Henry Original Notice.
Lee, Aarsret Leo, George Leo,
Henry Loo, Abner Dsv-
son, Miner b Bro,
Lewis, Shew 1 Co.,
To John w. Van Hosen, Administrator OF Lou
lisa Leo, deceased, Henry Leo. Margaret Leo, Geo.
that there il now on Gle in the Once OF the Clerk
Of the District Court Of Scott county, . petition
of Walter +. Downing, claiming the foreclosure
Of = mortgage dsted June 18th. 1858, executed BY
Louiaa Lee, nov deceased, and her husband, Hem
~ Loo, to said Walter 2. Downing, upon the fol-
lowing described tract Of land in said Scott coun-
ty. Commencing 1t the Mississippi River at the
southwest corner Oflot three g. in section TWEEN.
ty-one (9l township seventy-seven (77.) north
Of range two (2,) east Of the nth r. n thence
north fourteen hundred and sevsnty-ons iees
eight inches q All feet inches) to . stone
thence east one hundred aud eighty-two feet aud
eight inches l69 foet inches) toa stone thence
south fourteen hundred and forty-four feet seven
inches ~ feet inches) to stone on the Mis-
sissippi River; thense west slong said river 70
ed in Scott county records in book 20" Of mort
Cages, psse leS. Default having been made in
the payment Of the psomissory note, described in
and secured BY said mortgage, plainti6 asks that
the administrator be ordered TO pay the amount
de On sid note, to-wit: Thrss haadssd dolIsrs
With interest thereon ct six per cent. after June
18th, 1850, interest at sx per csot on tWeutv.6ve
dollars sitter l4th December 1855, interest 6 Il Z
pes cent. on twenty-five dollars after June l4ti.
1859, and interest q nix per cent. On twenty-five
dollars after December llsh. 1859, and II default
be made in such payment, that said premises b
sold snd yos and sach and any Of you b barred
asd fossclossd from any right in Of titls % M
premises.
UnlesA you appear and defend II this suit be-
tore noon Of the second day Of the next term Of
the district Court, in Scott county, to b begun
and holden on the first Monday d Juns, 1861, d.
fsuit Will be entered against you and judgment
end decree rendered thereon, q 10 prsyed foe Is
aid petition. s.,xfs.s
PLUMER 4 VAN HOSEN.
apl-4] 't@F Attorneys for Plainti6.