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, 1862-07-30

4 meeting was held in Taylor county on
the I'D inst. for the purpose Of encouraging
enistments. After the business of the meet
ing WIS disposed Of, tue following resolution
Eas unanimously adopted:
l2esciyed, That the course in Congress Of our
Senator, John S. Carl1ls, IN voting with secess~
ion1sts and secession sympathiz=1s, in Ill or 3
large number OF bis votes, and alec In opposing
and voting against the admission Of the new
State, has neither met our wishes nor reflected
our sentiments, and we hereby request him to re-
sign 3 position which he has ehown himself IN
worthy to fill.
, 1862-07-30
Liv1neston County in Earnest.
Correspondence of the Chicago T1lbune.1

- -
The Board Of Supervisors Of Livingston
county met yesterday and passed q resolution
to give volunteers from this county forty
acres Of swamp land or $100 In cash. This,
with the money paid by the government, will
make $40.
The citizens Of Pontiac had large meeting
in the evening, and in addition to the above
Inducements, passed resolution to watch
and care for the interests Of the volunteers
from this county on the field or in the hos
pitfalls.
It Is In contemplation, sheuld the governor
give permiesioa-whlch we trust he viii do
to raise in addition TO the infantry companies,
one OF artillery ". B. F.
, 1862-07-30

# In May last, General Mitchell receiveda q
letter from Afrs~ Bell, asking him for pass
port for her husband from Blouut Springs,
Alabama, to Nashville. The general granted
the request, and Nicholas Davis waited upon
Mr. Bell, to communicate to him the wishes
Of his wife, and the assurances Of the general
The courtesy WIS declined; the leader Of the
late American party evidently pretar1ing to
remain on rebel soi1, to the acceptance Of the
protection of the American flag.
, 1862-07-30

TIE CHA11cE RETURS1sa TO TuE1n Ovy
IRs.-The rebels have in most impious
spirit frequently claimed that their cause was
specially favored By heaven, and they have
threatened us Of the North with the seourge
Of the pestilence as punishment for our Sins.
Bat IS yet the Alm1g ghty has not Jet aye7ted
his face from us. Even New Orleans con-
tinues healthy, and Richmond is now threat
ened with worse than the plague. The
stencil Of the town Is already unbearable It
is one entire hospital, and bids fair soon to
become charna honse.-N 2. E,ersng Rst,
, 1862-07-30

EB Forbearance to traitors is cruelty to
loyal men. Our government will be un-
just to itself and faithless to its high trust,
if it shall fail to employ and improve all
means at its command, within the fair
scope Of the laws Of war, to overcome and
snbdue its implacable and unsparing foes
, 1862-07-30

An obscure paper somewhere in Michigan
thinks that Gov. johnson is *'v1olatiug the
ConsHtution''' In 81 ''conseuting to fl place
which his principles should teach him cannot
legally exist in this government"
We have no doubt that this SANG paper
thinks it is ss Unconstitutional to coerce the
South,'' that 1t WIS Unconstitutional to
e1pel Bright from the. senate,'' and
that 1t would: be the height of uucon-
stitutionality to confiscate the negroes
Of = rebel who helps to dig the IL
treuehnents before Richmond. If the cum.
sells aud influence al such constitution quIb.
'ble1s amount to anything Ia Michigan, VIZ
may set dewn that State aa vslu able ally fol
the gue11illas who are seeking to ,bnn ou1
houses and cut: cur throats, ~.
, 1862-07-30

INE" Vr1eans Iu1fes. F14auElpm8 Ffess.4
The other day detective was sent to search
stable where It Was understood that arms,
belonging to recreant son OF e1-president
Taylor, Wera concealed. Among variety of
weapons found under the floor Of the stable,
vas the elegant sword presented to 'tOld
Rough and Ready" by the State Of Kentucky.
It Will be sent to General Taylor, Comnissuy
General Of the United States Army. aud a
brother Of the gallant hero Of the Mexican
WAT CommissaIy General Taylor, is, I think,
the only direct representative OF ttOld Zack II
whose loyalty is unta1nished.
, 1862-07-30

THINK OF FHAT1-The Louisville Journal, q
paper which would be likely to know, says
the,e has been many an tustsnee In which q
rebel guerrilla has aided In the murder OF loyal
troops stationed for the protection Of his own
, 1862-07-30

# Dr. P. ". Funda, well known citizen
Of Lafayette, Ind, has been arrested and held
to bail for treason His arrest Is made under:
State lxw, passed by the legislature In My,
1861, and the penalty Is to be Imprisoned for
not less than two nor mora than ten yeaEa,
and be fined eum not exceeding SIC. GOO He
Is charged with giving aid and comfort to ono
William March, who was IN arms against the
government Of the United statea. ~,.
, 1862-07-30

V7.m,-, nao,,-, o,,C.h3a. .o,.o,,,..s
49,. 49,. ~ ~" :. -,
~ t-n,:aa, a as. ~ ~ -. "st,. Sau~".O ss -
~ txaaa na:..1t t.a-, ~
~ as.hsa - o-t,a,a ~ - $500 49, ttat .a;as.:s.
~ - a'. ~ ~. o'11 ,l4 s.''.T T.,1, s~
cn ha;a. law l.na;sa,n 81 49, tsa sa ~ .ss.aa,. ~
.s 20 us p-ee.oS, ~ ~. Nv .t1.s. 1919 eIe. ls".s ~
40 . 49, - - r. H. ,T.s a"s. ~, 49,. en.ss
Ino oass VI tne nlais} }-auu "ne'e sese'.u
tuouoauu peopto "e constantly eip1"seu m' ~
.1e 4lah1ns " tasee "'ees eooio1s. lucy Ae
IL u0e - .ae opanieu pAo'"ee0' "no "ns.e'e.
opaln LIS Ae1n oou'll1ou, ano a1e consloefeu
, 1862-07-30

H The Fra 1roder says the Illinois River
is now higher at Ottawa than it has before
been for eighteen years, and as consequence
the steamer. Menominee has been up to osta-
VA, afording several excursions up and down
tho river to the people OF that town.
, 1862-07-30

The Union League at Baltimore now
numbers oves fifteen thousand members. It
Is Of immense service to the military, aud Is =
most effective agency In keeping the secession
lists In check. -
, 1862-07-30

Marshal Murry Of New York, has given
notice that after the 18th day Of August he will
promptly prosecute for the issue Of shin
p1asters.
, 1862-07-30
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

TIE WORKS OF TAOS H0oD-Edtted by Ep-
pes Sargent. Vol. 6. New York: G. P. Putnam.
Ihieago: :. c. Gr1ggs & Co., Nos. 80 and Al
The publisher Is giving to the public
the works Of this fAyorite suthor in the
sbest style Of the art" The present volume
embraces come OF the choicest Of his essays,
and is Just the kind Of reading for this hot
weather. To attempt any recommendation
Of Hood would be anything but compll-
ment to our Intelligent readera-
TIE PRIVATE LIFE OF THos. JEFFERSON
1af eis Sa.bsf IS keT vi Haiiton u Piereon B. s.
President OF Cumberland College, Ky. New
York: Chas. Sc1ihner. Chicago: S. {. Griggs
l. Co.
This is most interesting volume The au-
thor derived the material from Capt. Edmund
Bacon, for twenty years oyerseer and business
manager for Mr.. Jefferson, at Monticello.
The author sets forth the object Of the vol
uIne to be
I" So TO deeefibe his home, his personal appear
anoe, and al his personal end business hablte, as
to ret the man fully before the xeaderas farmer,
manufacturer, And master; aa lover Of fine
horses, hogs and sheep as the enthusiastic cult1-
Vator OF Huits and flowers; as the kind ne1ghbor
thelibera benefactor Of the poor; the partieipat-
or in the childiah sports Of his the
hoEpitable entertainer Of swa1ms Of visitors. that
well nigh ate up his substance and consumed his
Lie: and In al the ufnntest details Of his every
day home life at Monticello"
He has fully accomplished his purpose, and
made most valuable contribution to the per.
sonsl history Of one Of our country's greatest
ststesmen and Purest patriots.
, 1862-07-30

w Gen. sheRlsy.. MilitsI,4y !: .aove1nor Of
'Louisisna, Is now. IN Washington. It is re-
por ed that he Is now tic bearer of Important
dispatches from Gen. Butler.
, 1862-07-30

B E1-Gov. WisneF Of Michigan, has been
appointed by GOV. Blair, colonel Of the 23d
Michigan regiment. He has accepted, and
gone actively at work recruiting.
, 1862-07-30

Bowling Green [Ky.l Gasetts gives the follow
lowing description of Hindman, :the rebel
: stHindmxn'a parents came from Connecta-
cut, and settled near Knoxville, Tennessee,
near which place Hindnian dEst saw daylight
Hindman's father was cats-paw to Benjamin
and Slidell in the monster Plaquen,ine ffa4d
upon the United States some years ago, to the
amount Of $3,0D,000. Young Hindman Is
feet one inch in his very fancy patent leathers.
Wears: the, finest +of, clothing, tight fitting
clothes; hair In; ca1is Sourtesn taches in
itpgth, falllug gracefully over his: shoulders
and well oiled; daunty little CAP upon the
vantage the black o9fia j.: :fosecolnrad kit
| gloves, and rattan-gNes One the pan-poftxal
| Of the little rebel Hindma04"
, 1862-07-30

B The Cincinnati Chamber Of Commerce
last week passed resolution that every mena-
! ber Of that body ehonld take the oath of al1e-
glance to the United States, and that any one
Who refused should be expelled
, 1862-07-30

W Tbs Wesleyan University OF Middle
town, c., has Just conferred the degree Of
LID. upon John Ericsson, the Monitor
builder. -" :
, 1862-07-30

EINKLE i LYON SEWING
The friends and patrons Of the Flnke Lyon Sewing
Machine Company n Chicago and Vicinity. VII %
full assortment Of Machines exhibited inbtzue-
tton5 given and improvements applied to old Mach1e6
Each Machine is warranted to givc BETTER satisfaction
than any Machine In mar ket money refuuied Pr1ee4
reduced, Agents wanted. 1eU ks5l.SM
, 1862-07-30

ITO CONTRACTORS,-The City
i Council OF the city OF Cairo, Illinois, having BY
mupcir 4 regulation fixed the grade ofthel 6eeta At
point fet shore II. top Of ne present leyee sW
having become necessary to nil the ssreeteof the cit
to snrh height Afford surface dratnaFe oEer tue
desmous nf COZ trsrtng With some experienced parties
to undertake the propo.ed Wo1k They ~ now A. A.
amount of abont feo wheh III. Be &c sSsenE 1T Ct
Ut The next Eeson Of the Legislature in January
h. expect to procure the extension Of
Guiret to fln6h The work. whtcA It Il supposed VIII
cost rom eaoo00 b $4,000 1tis eIpectsd thst seEe
~ reaTe TtIf hreuutted for the completion Of the
WofE. q d contTscto17 VIII thus hare ample tine to
In1Te ADVANTAGEOUS arrangements for lis prosecution
Prnnoesis VIII be tecea4cd by the unaerAgned utt]
the inst Of September 1ext 70 % tns proposed v9Fk
70 the Mayor Of the city, VIII receive prompt asten
zion.
, 1862-07-30
T-H NEW. z AC II Z

CON8IIEO110
'H.v n,nx i tho head Of Wa,h1nxEa .sEess T. ns
Hssdn fn1Y b chartered u re49o1+122iso 12s t-G
, 1862-07-30

Bigadier Gen. Hovey held the position Of
co1nmandant at this point for but very faw
days. yet, should he never hold as important
8 position again during bis lite, he has by his
ooeE No. s1aea 6ame iqF @ 6 Doen gofy
some Of the residents here as long as they
shall live, and it Is fair to be presumed that
their renembranees cherished Of his brief
reign will be none of the most pleasant. But
with the loyal hearted so3ourners here
and the few loyal residents, he Is popular
merely from the fact Of having issued order
M -
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-25
rNRUsTEE's sALE.-wh,r..,. on III. 70,

TRUSTEE'S SALE.-Whsrsas. on the 3oth
- day OF June, A. D., 1859, William ], Hsilen.
bach executed unto Austin Cogbiu - Trustee. q
certain Deed Of Trust, conveying 70 said Trustee
the land In Scott county, lows, describsn o. fol.
lows, to.wit: The north half Of the north west
quarter Of section No. thirty &c., and the west
half Of the south-west quarter Of section No.
ninotsen (ls0 al In township No. eighty $50, }
S soitn a o. ra1gs No. ono 81 ct Of thsbt n
mortgages. page 4sy, Scott county, lows, records.
TO which reference il made for full and particu.
Iar description Of security end indebtedness !:
which said conveyance was made by the said Hal :.
ienbsck, for the purpose Of securing the payment
81 certain peomssory notes and the Interest Aeeo.
%, sigosd By said Hallepbech. With others, dated
the sOth day Of June, 4. D., ls60, and one II
which was Tor The sum q seventy i've dollar, due
10 eighteen months After date. 70 order Of IL Wis
interest after due q ten per eept.
And nov, ssid Described note having bseon,
due And payable, and the said Hsllsnbach
having failed 70 pay the same, l, Asssin
Corbin. Trustee - aforesaid, do hereby give
this public NOTICE, that By virtue Of the rover
which isin me vested By said Deed Of Trust, viii.
on Saturday, the lst day Of March, A. d. 1859, at
the hour Of nine o'clock n the forenoon Of said dsy
1t the Court Housedoor in tho city Of
pose and oyer foE sale, at Public Auction, for cash.
thereof - shall be sufficient to satisfy and psy shs
amount Of said note, with others nov
due, with the interest thereon 70 ths
dsy Of sale, .together With oil tho eoets end
..R:css. ssespaiae said 'aie eostsof this aotes
Dated the ssth day Of January, A. D., lsss.
ja2s-dts] Trustee.
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LEGAL.
ORIGINAL no1ICs N FORECLOSURE

nu,n,w.. wnWaUD ~ ~n~.~,
OAiuINAL 1O1IOs - SVkDCLO0URB.
'oon1D osov0U1ovl n. ne.I-sAn
1esseA y
Seaa nesaeg y: 0eefgs1. Hewley, Daeisl q.
1esSsys -. =: - Ailsc lsvGs JaA epeas,
sev. 10sSoAy, oeeeeee4.
- TIE eecve ne0sd Defeodaals:
sos - eesecy sesiae1 thoe ~ pseitiea e
the above Da0ed paaintiG VS. nled n tho go
- V.sss g ~ District Cosse u Seoss ee1e.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-25

CTATE or IOWA, SCOTT COUNTY, S.
- In the District Court Of said county.
Henry Miller, Plaintiff, ". Anna Frederick. John
A. Frederick, Philip Bets. Willisa II. Oslsell
". W. Parker, Frank numsr, Solomon Helm.
BY, Lei Davis, Samuel G. Young and William
Sadoris, Defendants.
ORIGINAL NOTICE
TO the said Defendants
You ard each Of you ase hereby netihed that
tksfe j. nov on 6ls in the Oa6ss Of The Clerk Of
re D:;sEis. Cent q Scott county. lows, . ps:i-
s.s., Anna fs.dssiet ssd yoks 1. f,:ss,lsi, Is.
sun Of I've hsedrei ieteel de|lasat vith intvsss
thereon from the "a Day Of Jane, = D, 1853, st
tes ssts of ton pr cent: psF asspe. - nosey dss
said Ann. fssdsrisk end Jck. ~ (. 1sedssisk. .
the 1lth day Of June. 1855, aad payable on the
llth day Of December, 1859. Said petition also
ies following described real estate, situated s the
county OF Ssctt epd State Of Iowa: To- Wit; Com.
msncing ffty [5O Sset ave sorth # ths south.east
corner Of lot number four 41 IN block number th.r
ty-two jssl Il tho city Of Davenport; thep1s rub.
ming vest eighty $50 fest thsDcs soat1 twsnty
ROY feet; .thsass sas' :iEAty Esol fs:s
thsses north twenty t@l ~ TO- ~
- a jsss =. 1is1srisE, % % l1sS ~ Z
~. 4 D, lese, fes the paspoes q sssasing ~
sey1snt Of lie sbsvs dssssibsd pssaiassy nses.
Nov. unless yos sppssS asd s1swsg sheseeo q
Or ksfoye noon of the sssosd day u Ne Dess term
Of aid 'CotYtta b ksgan and heldsa % The fUst
Monday Of February, ! D: 1Sse~ 1eoAplt VIM s.
sstsss1 aG1isst yea and judg.sat ssalsdsd 6ss6i
D.soA Dsss.ss Oh, 1851.
+. D. C0NaD0n,
~ Atsss1sy Isq.PIsiasi
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TRusTEE'S SALE.-wher.as, on IL. Is,

VTRUSTEE'S SALE.-Whereas. ON The 18th
day Of February, A. D., 1858. Jshn Il. Cotee
and Elisa n, Cotss, Els wife, executed mo n. Ii.
Mathews - Trustee, csrtsin Deed Of Trust. con.
veying to sid Trustee The land in Scott county.
Iowa, described - follows, to.wit; The vest haH
Of lot two il block thiyty.two (93) in the csv
Of Davenport which said cor veyance vas made
BY the said John H. Cotss and Elisa NJ, his wife.
for the purpose Of securing tbe payment OF two
certain ps0miss0sy notes aod he Interest thereon
signed BY said John u. Cosss, daAed Ne 18th dav
Of February, 4. D., lsSs, aad payable - follovs
One foy eps hundred and forty ioSr dolIa, due Il
six nGaths, asd the other for thirteen hunfed "a
forty.fosr dsllan, due in oes year from the dste
thereof, on which notes there q nov due Ana :.
paid the sam Of $l,eel,
payable and the said John H. Cotss havine failed
% pay the same. |, H. B. 1sthevs.
Trustee - Aforesaid, do hereby give this
public notice. that b virtue Of Ne pSver which IL
IN msvsstei W SAID Deed Of 1rust.I vill.ou Fri.
day, the 28th day Of February, 4. b. 1852. ~
the hour often s'elo.k 10 The forenoon Of aid
day, ct the Court House door II the city Of Dsy,
export, expose and offer Tor sals, q public aus.
tom the parcel 0f land above described. or 90
much thereof - shall b necessary 10 satisfv
and pay the amount Of said Solss, with the II.
tersst thereon 70 the day Il sals. together with
oil the costs and sxpsaess attending said sale,
costs Of this notice and Trustss's TEES.
Dated the 9Th day Of February, 4, D. los1.
fbe-dts IfasAas.
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vTRUsTEE's sALE.-whsrsas, on III. O.,

TVRUSTEE'S SALE.-Whsrsas. On the oh
i day Of July, 4. D., 1858, WIN. Doolan, and
aqd n. W. Doplss, biz vile, sxseuted unto David
s. Trus - Trustee, . sGstsio dsed q Trust, eop.
vsying 70 said Trustss Tie laud il Seott county.
lows, described - follows, to-wit. An undividcj
equal one half part Of the north half u the south
east quarter q section Ne. seventeen (l7) u
Township No. seventy eight (76J north e ssee
four east Of the Sth r. \ which ssid eoavsyspee
was made by the said William Doolsa fos tAo
purpose II sea1siag the payment II esgtaia
psomjssosy note ed tie interest thsseos, sgpsd b.
said william Doeiss, dstsd ths 9TH day & July.
4. D., leSs, sad payable = follows: ia he 10
Of thirteen hundred AID 1fty 4s0) dollars, ~.
able On The oh day a Jaly, 1850, With q
The Sats Of ~ pss esnt. Pss aanua slbss nsaur
mtg,
dse ed peyoble, cd syeaid WillisH Oos3~NI
hsviag failed 70 pey The saos, !, David 8. Tue.
Trustee - sSoesssi1, DO hsrsSy eivs III p.Sjis
natiee,t b. vitae ef The power which b n -
vested b. nd DECD a Trust, vilIoa NoadaS
the 10th day Of March, A. D., 1859. Il ~
hoar Of two o'clock, in the Afternoon. a
"a Ssy. :: the Court Hssss door
In the City o. Davenport expose asd ossr for
49,. = p.Sli: assaee, he Passel q lsad
ece!y 70 satt5ly snd ~ Tie aasaat II I'D nees,
VII aessen - ths 1ay otssls, tsgsth
q vltA 81 1aeeeees ~ eypess0 attselin6 80
~, eqete At The Deaipe ead tsastesssleee.
Dyed he l4tA dsy q Fsbruasy, 4. D. 1es&
DAVID =. 1SOos
JSeo1e-00J 3uos
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dc5l

TVRUSTEE'S SALE-On Saturday, the ssh
day Of December, A. D., 1851, viii be cold,
for cash. TO the highest biddss 1t the Court House
eoos, IN TIE city Of Davenport, ct two O'clock r.
NJ, the following described ..al sststs IN Scott
Of the east half Of lot No. seven Il in block No.
elevea [ll,l in the city Of Davenport measuring
fc.ty lael by seventy Two feet. and conveyed 10
Joseph Blocklingss md varsa9 H!ook.iugcr by
John Reed also part Of lot No. four H. in
block Ne. eleven II in tho city OF Davenport,
described .. follows, to-wit: Commencing at :
point fifty sol feet west from the north east cor
ne. Of said lot No. four Il, tAelos yuaniHg vest
twenty-five l75l feet thp1co south eighty 1901
feet /; thence cast twenty Eve 1881 feet theDcs
north eighty Sol feet to tho place Of bsginsing,
meas ring twenty-five 1851 BY eighty Sol fest,
conveyed to said J. Bloskiinger and wife By Anton
Of Trust, made to me by Joseph Block!inger and
Varsna, his wife. dsly recorded " 8sott county
records, March 10th, 1851, in book IN" of town
lot mortgages, st page 81, and dated March 5th,
1857.
Davenport. December ;, 1891: .
dcs=dts] Trustee.
GTATE OF IOWA, SCOTT COUNTY. IN
= tho District Court Of said County.
Henry Miller, PlaintiK, W, William v. Schirach
Elias Swickard, E. Steinhilber, Paul Wiese. 5
WHNtAAoI, OoOIHo DcuGiSyS SOuu ASssulSs
Christina Matthies, J w. Stewart. Executor o.
K: +. Campbell, deceased John A. Metealf
William 4: Darlington. lEa Bsovn snd Jams'
Hall, guardian Of Byron s. Hall, Defendants.
ORIGINAL NOTICE.
To said Defendants
You and each Of you are hereby notified tia
there is now On file in the Omcs Of the Clerk q
1' p.sou cs ~ H.ss, 'i2S .s scott s.%s'
Of the Defendant, William v. Schirach
the sum Of one thousend 81 ,00O) dollss With in
forest thereon from the 2Oth day Of September
1856. 1t the rate Of ten per cent. per annum, .
monpy due him On . certain promssosy note, OF
ecuted BY said William Y. Sohirsch, OF tho 3Ott
day Of September, 1854, and payshle Eve years af
ter date. Said petition also prays for the fore
closure of . certain mortgage on the following de-
scribed real estate situated in the county Of Scott
and State Of lows, to-wit: Commencing eight y
(s0) feet due west from the north.sas corner o.
block number Afty-fous "a, in the city Of Dav.
export, ~ known, dssigrsted. described and mum
bssed ON the recorded plat OF the aforesaid city OIL
Davenport thsnes running sosth eighty Go
feet thence west thirty (80) feet; thence
north eighty (6O) feet thence east thirty (30) fee
to the place Of beginning, esecuted BY said Viii
liam Y. SchiFach en- the 18th day Of Qotober, A 1
the above described psomissory note.
Now unless you appear thereto and defend be
fore noon Of the second day Of the next term o.
the said District Court, TO be held at tbs city oil
Davenport on the FIRST Monday in February, A Z
Lace, default will be entered against you and
judgment rends.s! thsrcop,
K. ID. CON0DON,
declO Atty for Pl'H.
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ja20-dtsl
sHERIPF'S SALE.


THE STATE OF iowa. 10 the District Court Of
6corr County. Scott Co, State Of Iowa.
QY virtue Of special execution issued from the
- once Of the Clerk Of the district Court Of Scott
County, State Of lows, In favor Of II. A. 0utschov
and against John Wierrm, Hans Stoltsnbsre.
Abel stoltsnberg. William Dinsnosr, II. N.
L. Thoeming, George 3. q. Dow, Chssleo 8.
Faulkner, TALBOT Emsrson / Co., and tAe
Mississippi and Missouri Rsilsoad Coasaav.
defendants. dated the 18th dsy Of JoasoH..
A. D. 1859. and = Ne dissets1, esnaas1i:s
me that Of The rel sseaas hessiaafese n.
scTibsd, Of the aid Haas 6toltsobssR, ~.
o. cause 70 b made, The san II Sir Hsadssd ~
Thirty.fwo asd sO-l00 dollsss. with interest -
estate 10 Scott County, Iowa, 70 Wit: The ct
half olthe southeast quarter Of Section No. Rieht-
cen (18), in Township No. Seventy Eight 1S).
north Of Range No. Three Isl east of the 5th p. II;
And ! hereby give ppblse notice that shsii
chsr tor als ss p.hlie outsry, st the Court Uease
door, inAhe city 81 Davenport Scott county, Iowa.
on Saturday, the 22iday u February, 1853. q the
hosr Of o'clock A. n. u said day, 70 tie higheee
and best bidder therefor In cash, the above d.
sosbed property, sufficient srsof 70 sstsiy tie
above dsbt, with iptegsst and eosts.
Dated this 18th day Of January, 1851.
JAMES THOKtN0TON.
dts-jsnl7 Shssi6 of Scott Co., Iowa.