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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-03
From Cairo and Ne Ovv liver ana
FlOeblo0 Matters-Th0 Gum boat
Lexington IN u Bklramtsh
AuA4iAl Qisuafch u thu lhIcana rEihua.

CAlno, Dec. l, 1864
have later Intelligence IRON Helena, broug ht
by tho steamer v. y. Wilson last night Gen.
liovcy made another movement from Helena.
down the Mississippi with his troops ON the
9th ult. His destination " raid To DO lower
down than The mouth Of White River, where
the last reconnaissance ended.
The wooden United States steamer Lexinv-
ton had brush with the rebels ut q plants-
ton In Arkansas twenty miles south Of Helena
last Tuesday. She was coming up near the
shore when volley was fired upon her by 100
rebels. This was followed by discI arges from
light cannon. The woodwork Of the Lcxing-
ton was pierced In hundred places. Capt..
Shirk hove To. and replied with his heavy guns
30 effectively that la few minutes the Conied-
crates scattered, carrying of their dead and
wounded and their cannon, but leaving behind
them twenty-five negroes and sixteen bales of
cotton, all VI which Capt. Shirk brought 10
Helena Ia safety. The Lexington lost none of
her crew, but suffered In her hull and upper
works from muskct and heavy shot.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-03
BY TELEGRAPH
CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.

| SENATE.
Mr.. McDougall offered resolution calling
on the Secretary OF the Treasury 10 furnish the
Senate statement OF the amount of money
paid for prosecuting land titles Ia the State OF
California during 1887, 5s, 80. 60 and e. and
also the amounts paid for searches In Mexico.
| Laid over.
Mr.. Powell offered joint resolution that
Whereas, Many citizens of the United States
have been arrested and imprisoned without any
charges being preferred against them whatever,
therefore.
Resoired, That all such arrests are unauthor-
lied by the Constitution and laws of the United
States, are usurpotions of the power delegated
by the people 10 the President, and that all such
arrests are hereby coHdemnod AMI declared pal
pable violations OF the Constitution Of the Uni
ted States, and 1t Is hereby demanded that all
such arrests shall cease hereafter and that all
persons SO arrested shall have prompt and
speedy trial according 20 tue provisions of the
Constitution. and be immediately released.
The resolution was laid over.
MIR. Davis offered joint resolution, dcclar-
ing that II is hereby recommended that all tho
States choose delegates to meet In convention
at Louisville on the LIST Monday OF April nc 1t,
10 take into consideration the present condition
OF the country, and the proper means TO be
pursued for restoring the Unien, and that the
Legislatures of the different States take such nc
ton as they may deem tit for this purpose ut the
earliest possible date. Laid over
Adjourned
WASHINGTON, Dec. Mr.. Hooper, from the
Committee on Ways and Means reported bill
that all judgments pending or hereafter brought
for collection or recovery of duties or money
due the United States from collectors or other
officers shall be paid In United States gold and
silver. Passed.
resolution was adopted instructlng the
military commanders u report on the propriety
OF increasing the pay of soldiers to SIS per
month, and reducing the salaries of officers not
actively engaged.
On motion OF Mr.. Sheffield II was,
Resoice8, That the Committee of Ways and
Means be instructed To consider and report IA
to the propriety Of admitting cotton, brought
from foreign countries, free Of duty, aud report
by bill or otherwise.
On motion of Mr.. Edwards the Committee
on Public Expenditures was instructed TO ex.
anime into the expenses OF the General Land
Office, and report what reductions may bc made
consistently with the public interests.
MIR. Cox a,ked leave to introduce q resolu.
ton instructing the Committee of Ways and
Means to inquire into the expediency Of re-
ducing the tax on whisky five cents per gallon,
with tho view ofincreasing the revenue.
Mr.. Lovejoy objected. saying that the reve-
nae WIS already large under the present law.
W. Aldrich introduced bill annulling and
abrogating all treaties between the United
States and certain bands of Sioux Indiana, and
foe the relief of the sufferers by the Indian out
breaks In Minnesota.
At l21s o'clock adjourned.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-03
The 23rd Michigan at Bowling
Green
In CAMP BOWLING 0sEEN, Nov

In CAMP BOWLING 6REEN NOV. II, IS8Z.
This month, so far, we have laid quietly In
camp, while the Grand Army we left at Leb-
anon has been marching past us every day on
its way to Nashville; 80 that now we, who
were the " advance guard at Bowling Green,
are left far In the rear and stationary yet. The
report now Is that our brigade Consisting of
the Chicago Board of Trade Battery of Artille-
ry, The 23rd Michigan, I29th Illinois aud 102d
and 1l1th Ohio Infantry) will remain here all
winter on post duty. We have relieved the
44th Indiana and 2ssh Kentucky and some 9th.
or regiments which we're stationed here bull
have now gone forward, and we are 70 take
their places In garrisouing the fort and guard
ing the Railroad bridges. auu. .af
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-03
FROM MEMPHIS,
Vandalism sum marily Punish cd
Federal Casua ies-A Collision.

Federal Casualties-A CO11iSiOn.
MEMPHIS, Dec. l.
1t Is reported In Memphis that stragglers
from the army, the first morning out Sol fire
To and destroyed Germantown. Gen. Morgan
l.. Smith had the guilty parties arrested and
shot.
There is said to have been a squabble among
our own troops, in which some ten or twelve
OF the Eighth Missouri were killed. II Is also
reported that part of the baggage train was
captured by the rebels near Coldwater, and that
O number of Fedcrals were taken prisoners.
The steamer Blackhawk collided with the
White Cloud near Presidents Island on Friday
night, and shortly after sunk. She |, o total
loss, being uninsured. All on board were
saved, except three negroes. She belonged TO
N. p. Tallmsdge, OF Memphis, and was engaged
In the cotton trade,-ChicdQo Times.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-03
Michigan Loan ali Taken at "a
Ere mi um.

twill be gratifying to the people Of MichL
gan TO be informed that the entire State Loan,
for the renewal Of our State Indebtedness, has
been taken at very favorable rates. Yesterday,
II. X. Sanger, of this city, received the follow
Ing dispatch from the banking house having
charge of the disposition of the State bouds:
"Nrw York, Dec. 1.
"H X. SANGER, Cashier:
Loan all taken. Six per cents average q
fraction over par; seven per cents average over
one hundred and two.
"E. WuIrEuoUsE, Sos 81 MORRISON"
This Ia a compliment to the credit of Michi-
gan, and tho able management of her finances
under Republican State Treasurer, OF which
every citizen may well feel proud.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-03
Important Military History by
Gen. MalleCk.

WASH soroN, Dec. 2.--Gen. Halleck, the
Commander in-Chef, In his report To the Sec
rotary of War, states that he started, on the
oath OF July, to visit the Army Of the Potomac
to ascertain If there was possibility of an al.
vance upon Richmond from Harrison's Land.
Ing, and II not. TO form some plan of uniting
the armies OF Gen. Pope and Gen. McClei.
Ian, who was Of the opinion that
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-03
FROM NASHVILLE.
Resistance 20 COnscriptiOn...-A
slight Skt rm Ism.

NASHVILLE, Dec. 2.-There Is much excite
ment In Middle Tennessee about the enforce
ment of the CONSUMPTION act A regiment 10
organizing In Lincoln County, To resist the
conscription. The populace fred upon some
rebel Cavalry while enforcing the CONSUMPTION.
The rebels are making forage, seizing the
winter meat of private families. go.
Some guerrillas attacked Gen. Sill's forage
train yesterday but were repulsed with consid-
cradle loss.
Four passengers cars ran OIL the track south
of Gallatin yesterday. ...
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-03
GEN. harlsuGf.

Brig. Gen. Hareuf Of Michigan, 20 we'll
known TO all Western men In connection with
Cen. Rosecrans' campaigns In Western Virgin
Ia, and distinguished at south Mountain, has
been appointed 70 Major 0ensrAlship. Gas.
COCO 7tsbsss.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-03

YocNo MxNs HALL-SKCoNp NIorr or HKL-
LEn.-The question, Is Heller all that the
Eastern papers claim him to be, ia now entirely
settled, both by the immense critical audiences
he has received for the past two cvenIsgs, o.
well as the entire press Of the city. There 10
only one opinion Of Heller, and that Ia, he 10
not only entire master Of the prsstidig Itorial
business, but equally great a. o pianist II
would be almost impossible, had we space, 10
follow Mr.. Heller through bis entire per-
formancs, and 70 attempt criticism on either
of the two branches Of the entertainment
tlrsly separated BY common consent. but closely
interviewer by the great master Of the occult
ar, and the acknowledged head, q least by the
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-03
LOCAL NE We.
A. Ward, the sho w ssau N /.

ION our Third Page will be found all ioes events
tr.nspiring between the publication 81 yesterday
mOrning's edliis1 and two o'clock r. NJ Of the
same daYl
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-03
:, w ApvGsTtSE vac NTs.

Stale Of Michigan.l "a.
Wayne county, (
Henry r. SAUCER Ca hier Michigan lnsur VI ca
Bank being dlly sworn, Gays tho above IL o correc
abstract of tho books Of the Bark according To the
best of his know ledge aud belief
H. X. SANGER, Cashier.
Sworn and subscribed before me this list day Of
December. 1sj2. CHAS. e. CADMAN,
does d&wlt Notary Public.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-03
New York Oisy E,cc,,en.

NEw York, Dec. IA small vote has been
polled In the city election to-day. Brennan
(Dem.) Ii elected Comptroller over Haws.
lkep) by about 10000 majority Deylin,
lDcm) Is elected Corporation Counsel over
bradford (Rep) by nearly $4,000 majority.
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We have never seen greater disappointment
on similar OCCASION than WAS manifest by
our citizens when It WAS ANNOUNCED some
weeks since that the great American Snowman
was not to lecture, according to announcement
We are happy To be able to say that there will
he no disappointment tonight, ~ Mr.. Ward Ia
now In the city. Go early.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-03

THANKSGIVING IN CANADA.-Thursday. the
4th Of December by proclamation Of The Gov
ernor General, Is to be observed IN Canada a.
day Of Thanksgiving. We srs Informed that
the stores and other PAGES Of business will b
closed upon that day. V ,rf.B
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-03

SOLDIERS AID SOCIETY The regular month.
ly meeting Of the Soldiers Aid Society will be
held on Wednesday afternoon, Decenoer 3D.,
at three O'Clock, at the rooms Of tho society,
No. % Larncd street west HaulA1 10
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-03
Sailing Of Part Of Banks, Expoai-

Nxw York, Dec. "A number of transports
with troops and provisions called to-day, ~ .
part OF Con. Banks expedition.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-03

On.S nday, Nov. B. OF brain fever. Hrstv MAR
SHALL. only son OF In, mas NJ. and Elizabeth q.
Easton, agei years. II remains taken to Nan
tn kct 70 iii termcnt.
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YOUNG MEMS HALL.
LAST THREE NIGHTS.

DOARD WANTtD-For n gentleman
} and lady, In pleasant loca ty with nicely fur
nishcd room. Terms moderate. Address, giving
name and residence. 10 q w /. Advertiser office.
d,cl
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-04

Rl VIRTUE OF A CHATTEL MORTGAGE.
- executed TO the undersigned. for The ere
ut q }. : surbey.J BY n. u. Hickman. date
'hhuaFy IAN, leos, recorded in the Recorder.
once 0! ssoti county Iowa, il hack 60 1, Good.
ana ehattels, al page 1T made t. secure rro1-
,ssert note ios S2i! a.,-lt6. executed ty sai1
-. fh:kmsn 10 said J. = SuIb y dated January
18th, l1ot, and payable January l4h $50, with
ih'ese.t al ten Per cent Fer aauuIn, ], the der
sished, y. >. True, do hereby give this PUBLIC
noiiet, t.ai On Friday. he 2,ih day Of February.
a. -, iohz, commencing at The hour If two
9 e!eck ID the afterr aon Of saii day, III the cue
too room q Parker Van IQyl, cn tie east .ide
=. i'aiv street pc ween Second ard hir. streets
N the city q Davenport, in said Scott county, |
shaii expose Tor sal, by Iubllc auction I'd ii
sci! 10 the highest bidder, fer cash The following
personal property, or much hereof a. shall
be requisite o pay said roie ani cot. ard ex
psrses OF sale. owit: One Rosewood, seycn-oc.
tave Piano, Manufactured BY e. F. Jackson.
Louisville, ny, and stood and co,er: one Ma
h6sany Sofa; one dressing Bureau one marble
'op Nashsiaud. one Side alb Mahogany one
marble-tep Mahogany Table one sci Mohair-seat
Mahogany Chairs, Nohar sea, Nab 1ycny
Rocking Chair, enc Bruises scarpet containing
tWenfy-seEen yards, one slng.c black walnu, Bed
stead ana Bed, one Hat Rack th looking plass
am uMbre la stand, and ene W ha-- Not
Dated this January eth, D.. l.t3.
jane- Nor
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-04

HRESTEE'S SALE.-Whereas on the 81 day
/ ofuc,eber, $50, He zekiak G. Dsire .f Sco;t
county, Iowa, executed unto William Ii Rowe,
a. trustee, certain deed OF trust, c01.eyin- 10
said trustee tie lard il Scott county, Iowa, oes-
cri be as tel!ows. fowl. The south half a the
,onth-eas. guar er Of section N. tvearv- ght
p IN tosnstir N. eighty 80. ra-fh ii ras re
No tour ! 4 east II tie 9TH T. II. winch said
conveyance was made for the purpose Of securing
the payment Of two certain rroniss ~ notes, and
,nteres, thereon, made by said Hez kiah G. Dwre
20 Samuel Hair, one FOX the If sixty five
SIS dollars. dated ed day Of October, 1876, anu
payable = Z months after date, AMI ole for tie
SAN Of seven hundred and fifteen s.l5l dollar,
Of the same a'e. and payable On iae I'd 0. Oc-
tober lo5, both With interest at ten FER cent PER
anrum, after due And nov. said no.e for seven
hundred and fifteen s1i5 loiais. being past due,
toe note for -ixty hse st5 dollars fas NJ been
paid aud being together with interest. accrued
rem til time il became due. ur.aii I'D Tie said
William II. Rowe having departed this lite. /,
]. Wiisoa Drory, Trustee by the appointment Of
the Judge of the County Court Of rcost county
Iowa according 10 the stipulation in said deed Of
trust do hereby give this public notice. that by
virtue of the power which l. in me vested by
.aid deed OF trust and appointment, | viii Or
Thursday. the 20th day of February, A. b. l3s2.
a, the ncur Of 10 o'clock in the forenoon 0. sa d
law al the Court House co r, in the city Of Ds-
venpori in said county, expose and caer for sale,
al rnblic auction the land -bove described. o, 50
much thereof as shall be necessary TO satisfy and
nav the s.id note with interest thereon 10 the day
of sale. together With all costs AMI expenses at
tending said sale costs o. this netce nd trustee
ees.
ia35-its1 Trustee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-04
LEGAL.
ExECUroR.S SIZE oR Lrnr,r.rr

E1ECUrOR'S SALE or REAL ESTATE
IL 10 the matter Of the Estate Of John Hecl-
erltFeiy, late OF Crawford County. Ohio d.,4..s1
Pursuant TO al order II the Coun.r Coz, q So.
County, Iowa, made Al tho January regular ter,
for is'2, shall oher for sale, for easn by puh6s
Auction, al the Cour, House door in the cit. ~
davenport, in said scott County, on saturday ~ =
I'D day Of February. lseaa. at 10 O'clock in N =
forenoon, al the right, title ana interes, Of the
heirs OF said John heckenlively. deceased. in nr1
TO the 70 owing ds scribed Real L.tate. In N.
State Of lnss, 70 Wit; The \. u Sc. S.W.
!. section 80 Township 5, Range 3, East Of The
5th 7. ~, in Scott County; Then T. = $. E. II
section g. Township -, Range II. West Of the
III /. ", - lows County, and the +. ]. 5. ". =
and ". Il + !. section g., Township Sc.
Range IL, West Of the 9TH =. NJ. in Tsma COUNTY.
OF 50 much thereof Sd all lie suicien, 10 paw of
the 1nsatisfiei claims ayains; the said Estate sp-
proved and allowed by said Court, and smou nti ng
10 about sac. together ID the costs and charge.
Il Naturalization. CkO. P. WElTCOMk,
Ex'r OF said Estate.
Dated January goth, ls62-dts
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-04
TRUSTEES SAIL


WHEREAS. on TIE .i1a DAY OF
W Angus. 4 d. l3f1, Peter Taele executed
sE.a Aus;in C"Tt,in, - Trustee certain Deed
last, conveying sa.i Trustee tie Land if ,0.t
county. Lows, described a. follows. to-v.t: Tie
u;t-ta.t qlarter ii the >outa last 4alrter Il
section Nc. tTenty-,href. ? ia tte " ct l4ii
Il the -, NV est quarter 81 Section N w N.Y.
seur. = oil in Township y eight, North
Il ha:-e N,. one, East {: tie III H. Vs.
hieh said eave,anee was made b. tie saii
Pete. ne :, for IN purpose Il scouting lae pay
.nent 81 eight certain prcmssory be:es and Il Q
interest LeTeCn, a!ter cue, ii ,rei BIZ saS Peer
Ihcle, sri ali dated the I5ia iav q An .l.s,
4. y l5sn Une of which, for .e,eL,y-tw5 DOL.
=. VA due January lst, 1862, t. he order \
NaeAai6 CoT'in. Al Of said note. were given
fsr the purchase money ot said tracts q land, and
all are iuiiy deserted N aid Deed of Trast,
which i recorded in Scott county Iowa, reo1-ds
.'oek :, q Mortgages, page 5ai, TO Hni.a se.o..
cree hereby made.
And said note toI seyent; Two doi...s
having become due and payable and the said
Peter Ihede having failed 10 pay the same,
], Austin Corhin, Trustee. as aforesaid. do
OF tie Iawer which i. IN ne sestei By said
i'eei q trust, VII On saturday the i, day
o. February 4. D., So. al the hour Z mine o'clock
II the forenoon q said d-y, ~ the Court House
iQoI. in the city II Davenport, expose and oicr
for rae, at public auction for CASH, par els
u lana above describe 1. Or - much thereof o,
,aal he necessary satisfy al Iav the amount VI
>aid note with the interest thereon - tie dav, (
sac gcther with AZ the co-i All e2Te1 Sc
attending said sale, Costs q tls ne:i.e All
Trustee. tes-.
ps.si the 18th day cf Jsruarv. 4 L l.62
At:I1N Cui.t.iN,
jans-it; Trustee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-04
SHEgIFF'S SALE.

TIE STATE OF I0WAl In the District Cour, If
SCOTT CouSTr. ! sco,t Co.. Stateo Iowa
.oY virtue II speciai execution is.1ed from the
- Office Of the Clerk OF the District Court Of Scott
Comfy, State Of lows, in isver of H. 4. Gatschow
ari against John Wier@m, Hans S;oiten5erg
Abel stotenberg, William Dinsmoer, NJ. VI.
L. Thotming, George ;. Z. low. Charles :.
Faulkner, Iailcot. Emerson 4 Co, and the
Mississippi ard Mi.soari Railroad Company,
defendants. dated the 18th day Of JGrta-y,
A. j.. l.S2, and to me directed, commanding
me that OF the real estate hereinafter de-
scribed. Of the said Hans Sicltenberg. make,
or cause to be made, the rum Of Six Hundred and
Ihiriy-Txo and s0-lo0 dollars. with intere-: ard
costs, Levied upoI the following described real
estate 10 scoti County, Iowa. to uit: Iae ea'i
half OF the southeast quarter Of Section No. light
cen { Is }, in Tow. ship No. Seventy Light S!,
north OF Range 20. Tn. a., east Of the on r.n;
And ] hereby give public notice 1ha'i Ia 'a..
offer for sale, n. public cutlery, q INC oou'.
door, in the city Of Davenposi, scott egGn.y, a0'
on saturday. Abe 81 day II February, !so- = me
hour Of cclrek A. N. Of said day. 20 IAs nignss'
ard heat bidder therefor il cssh. the aocve O.
.c;hsa ,yore,ty or sufficient thereof 10 ntisiy the
.have debt. with interest. I'd costs:
n.,~a This 10Th day Of January, Ioo5.
JAMES THORlNGTON,
a,.-;.n,7 sheriff Of Scott Co., Iowa.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-04
LEGAL.

GINRCSTEE'S SALE-Whersss, on the 18th
j day Of November, A. d., ISIS, Maria Green
and Stephen Il Green, her husband, executed
unto Abner Dawson, as Trustee = certain Deed
OF Trust convey ng 10 ssii Trustee, the land in
scott county, Iowa, described as follows to- Wit
A part Of the southeast quarter of section thir-
Teen Is, In isunsbip seventy eight rs, north
Oh range three ). } east Of the L. 81. more
particularly described and bounded 81 folovs to-
Wit: beginnIng AZ stone the west bark Ct
DUCK creek, and east Of the quarter correr be-
tween section. thirteen 49, and tweuty-.our
- i1e distance Of fourteen ~ cfips ard
twenty ~ links thence east aio1g the south
me OF said section thirteen (l3l twenty nine
S-s chains and sighty-four a links 10 The
IoSnshiI l4ne thence due north ten tx chains
sha sesenty-nine (.s) links to . stone thence
que ses' Tour I chains TO . stone; thence due
norm swo(.) chains and fifty (5o) links to
stone thence due west ei 81 teen Is chains and
eiEh'y iour 81 Inks 10 stone thence due
south Two chains nd 6f,y s. links TO stone:
.ne0ce que we,i seven chains TO . stone
thence due south tea 10 chains AMI sev.n,y
nine t.s links 10 the place OF beginning. cor.
tanning thifty-siH and q0-ln0 acres ani befny the
SAX land ccaveyei 10 said Maria Green by SaIis
r.. Coe and husband hch said CONVEYANCE ~.
made by the said Maria Green ami Stepaen II.
Green icr the purpose d. securing he payment !,
certs lrom.sssr ~ cote and the ilteres. ,hereon.
sigaed by saii Mari, Green a4i Sie,hen Il
Green. datel the 18th day Of November, A. d.,
les, and payable o. follows Tor the san .. two
thousand seven hundred AMI ninety eight 500
$40, slew dollars. payable Il the order OF
Henry Miller, on the 1t day Of December ~.
with Interest ct ten Per cent. per anrun ater Ias.
turity.
And now, said promissory note having become
due and payable, aui the said Maria Green ard
Stephen h. Green haSi. failed pay he sa.4e,
excepting the -au Of two hum e1 an forty dol
lar which was reh-itted, !, Abaer DAWSON,
Trustee aforesaid d. ereby give this Y.blic 10.
tice that by yrtuc 4 tie Lower which is in me
vested by said Deed Of Trust, | wdl, on Saturday,
the 2sth day Of December, A. u. 1881, al the hour
3ftvo o'clock il the afternoon Of said day, nj the
Court House doef, in the city Of Davenport, ex-
pose ard oder t6f sale, a. public auction. The
parcel Of and above described, OF so much there
Of IS shall be necessary 70 satisfy and Iay the
amount q said note, with the interes: there
on 70 the day u sale, together with all the costs
and expenses attending said sale, costs Of this
no'i.e and Trustees fees
Dated the 25th day Z: November 4. y III.
AhNEh DAWSON,
-
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-04

TRUSTEES SALE-As author led ard en-
powered BY . certain Deed OF Trust. dated
the 9Th day VI January, A. D., 1853. made by
Hans Brandt and ena brandt, his wife, 10 me
As trustee, and vhich Trust Deed is recorded in
the Recorders flee Of Scott county. Iowa, IN
hariur been mae il paynen Of Of the note therein
mentioned and lntere.i-I shall on Wednesday the
18th dsr of January. A. D., 1852. at the Cour,
House door, in Scott county, Iowa. At o'clock in
the afternoon sell to the highest and best bidder.
70, cash, the following described land. to-wit =
The west half Of lot numbered three 81; IN beck
numbered e ghteea 49, il the city Of Dayes.
oort. in Scott County Iowa, to satisfy the amount
due, With costs Of sale, trustees fees, ee. The
Trustee will sell only the title conveyed 70 him.
RAMS PAULSEN,
jssI .Trusess.