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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-29
TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS on the cath day OF March. A. b. 1854
w Chiion Hayward. executed unto William Doc
Ian, Trustee certain deed Of trust, conveying To
said Trustee The 70 lowing parcel Of land situated in
the county Of Scott aud state Of lows, to witt The
nsrth weei quarter Of section Ne. fourteen (ll) in
four "a east OF the 5th p aud the West half Of the
north quartz. Of section No. two (2J In Town
ship No safsnty eight (7s) North Of Range No. four
~ East and the South east quarter OF the
quarter Of section No. three (3i Township seventy
eight ca Range four ~ east and the South west ar
oflbe Southwest quarter Of Section No. seven "a in
Township seventy eight Range Ave t5 east OF 5th r.
M. which said conveyance WAS made and executed
by said Chllon Hayward for the purpose Of
ierest thereon, signed The said ard dated
the sth day OF March A. d. 1854 for the sun Two
Thousand dollars and payable to the order OF SiehO
las fJervary with the Interest thereon nj the Of
ten per cent per annum ayable semi annually.
And now part Of said note To wit: the second and
third pa!menls ofinteres with the ruling interest
thereon having become due and payable Ind the said
Cbiion Hayward having failed 10 pay the same or
any part thereof Now, therefore, I. William Doc
lan Trustee as Aforesaid do hereby give This public
notice that by virae ~ the power which IL IN said in
-ttumeBt contained, will on Tuesday the ed day OF
October A. d. 1855 at the hour Of O'Clock Of the
afternoon Of said day. al the Court House door in the
city OF Davenport expose ana Offer for sale, the par
eelsof land which above described. or such par
eel OF much III ereof, shs u be saciant to satisfy
and pay the amount of said ndeb with the In
teresi thereon to the day Of payment together with
the costs aud expenses offending this nolee and tho
~ o Aforesaid. ...
Dated this 2sth day Of September lshs.
WILLIAM DO0LAN, Trustee.
CoKBiS q DOW, Attorneys.
Sept. 20, d 10
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-29
1As Fruit Convention.

The Burlington Hacse,e of "Wednesday
spesks 40 follows OF the genealogical Con-
yention in session this week In that city
Quite an interesting discussion took place
the first day in relation TO the injury sustain
ed TO the plum by that little Turk, the cur
eulio. Avariety Of opinions prevailed with
regard to the mode OF prevention, but all
united in the opinion that its depredations
were deplorable and on the increase
"The exhibition OF Fruits at the Fruit
Growers Annual Meeting, which eommenc-
ed its session yesterday, was such A. TO do
great credit TO the exhibitors. Although
the fruits were not ell put up that had been
received and more was expected by this
evenings train, there was almost every
seasonsble variety, and many as enc speci-
mems as everwere exhibited anywhere. We
think we may safely say that our Iowa fruits
will not suffer by comparison with Eastern
specimens, and we may leave our Eastern
friends to tell the story themselves.
Specim we saw on exhibition from
Rochester, Syracuse. Buffalo and other pla-
oes East, from Quincy, Peoria, Rock Is
hand. Hannibal. and IRON Davenport, Mus.
catine, Denmark and q good many other
points in our State. to say nothing of Bur-
hngton, which was well represented.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-29

THE PARTITION OF THE McDosoreH Es-
1ArE.-A short time since a proposition
was received by the Mayor OF this city, from
the Common Council Of New Orleans, to
partition the real estate of the late John
McDonough, bequeaihed to the two cities.
The reasons assigned for the proposition
were that much Of the estate under the
joint tenure would for long time remain
unproductive, and that there would be diff
Guilty in consequence of the system Of sub
leasing which would take place of tina, por-
ton which is productive. The matter was
at once submitted TO the City Council, and
referred TO the committee having charge of
Of all matters connected with the bequest.
Last night that committee, through it's
chairman, reported adversely to the PROPOSE
tion, which report will meet the approba-
ton of the Council. One OF the provisions
of the bequest is, that the property shall
forever remain in the joint possession Of the
joint owners. and its proceeds shall be APP
priated for spec. fc objects. Baltimore Pat
riot.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-29
Hlfiau In New York.

The Wig and Republican parties OF
New York have assembled in Convention
at Syracuse. The object of holding both
Conventions at the same time and place is
said to be for the purpose Of agreeing upon o
common platform and effecting union upon
III, same ticket. Mr.. Greeley figures in
the Republican Convention. Our tele.
graph repo RI acquainted the reader with the
progress Of the Wing Convention; the Re.
publicans had also taken the initiative by
appointing committee of conference, con-
sistipg Of the following PERSONS
Joseph Blunt, Parke Goodwin, John Jury,
John Zero, Jr.. Chauncey p. Williams, w
3. Harris, D. d. Bedding. Nathan Soule,
B. T. Tracey, S. Bsbcock, Wilson Miller,
Austin Smith, Roswell Hunt, Peter F. Mar.
ply.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-29
l.ilre.a lriAge over cea.r lir.r


Our contemporary of the Iowa Reporter,
who recently passed over the ground. speaks
thus of the progress of the Bridge Of the n.
and n. Railroad over Cedar river, and of its
prospective uses
THE piles for the Railroad Bridge are
about oil driven, We believe; reaching across
and far beyond the river over . low sandy
bottom. They are thirteen hundred in
number and when trimmed of in resdin ess
for the supesstrueture, which 10 already "cut
and dried" can be put out in very short
space of time. We could hardly avoid Civ
ing free wings to osr Imagination. as we
CARED upon that long battalion Of rude
timbers, standing gsunt and upright, more
like the types Of desolation than like some
Atlas, in the aggregate destined TO bear
upon his osken shoulders, perhaps the pros.
porous commerce Of the world. Yes; these
very supporters will soon culver with the
heavy tread of two hemispheres; and the
marts of widely severed seaboards shall
hold frequent intercourse ADORE them. -
Borne hither also, we hope to see new
springs Of vigor flow wfshin the business
channels of our own city and her arteries
freshenec by the new stimulus of y hich this
great thoropghfare will surely be the har-
binger and creator"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-29

The Albany Arsss OF last Tuesday gives
the following description Of . fearful acct.
dent thu, occurred in that city on Monday
Yesterday, about noon. an alarm OF IRE
y a. raised. "A very large crowd soon col.
lected on t1e bridge, among the number
many 6senen, sswell ~ citisene, strangers
and msn and womsn and children. Not iess
than one hundred were crowded upon the
extreme Northeast span OF the bridge, wne u,
with sudden crash. the northeastern ioot
path was drsgged BY the great weight IRON
the ahutment, and fell into the water,
distance Of twenty fe-t with oil its human
freight. Those who were spectators Of the
scene aver that not less than one bundred
were crowded on the space, yet. SO lar az
10 Il present known, no lives were lost AZ
the portion Of the bridge fell, part struck
the bow OF canal boa, lying next the
bridge and several were thrown upon the
boat. Under the bridge. fortunately, was
a number Of ~ioa,s"-such Us are used by
caulkers--and several small boats, which
served in measure TO keep the simoers Of
the bridge ahoat until those upon them
made good their escape. The panic caused
was irightful--men, women and children
being huddled together in great confusion
amidst the greatest CONSERVATION, and quite
= number being cast into the weter
tits generally believed that ell escaped
death. as diiligvnt search was made with
graphing irons. but no.hing recovered.
State street bridge, many Of our readers
will recollect, fell on The 18Th day OF Au'
gust, ls40, when no less than twenty lives
were lost.
The bridge is built Of iron and wood. and
has not been considered very safe s,ruc'
ture. One Of the braces which run above
4 the level or foot path Of the bridge, wal
cracked by the intense cold weather OF ias'
/ winter, and il was al This point that ths
bridge gave way.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-29

UPRIGHT MES.-We love upright men,
Pull them this way and the other and they
only bend: they never break. Trip them
down, and in trice they are on their feet
again. Bury them in the mud, and in an
hour they are out and bright. You cannot
keep them down: you cannot destroy them.
Who, but they, start any noble projects
They build our cities, whiten the ocean with
their sails, and blacken the heavens with
the smoke of their cars. Look to them,
young men, and catch the spark oftheir en-
y.-Northwestern Ch Aduoea.e.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-29

small child OF Thomas Murray, assist
ant freight sgent of The Boston Railroad,
while playing near well in East Albany,
N. y, on Saturday afternoon. slipped, and
was Just on the point OF being precipitated
into IL, when the little one grAsped a eat by
the tail, and held on TO ii until the cries OF
the child brought assistance, when it was
rescued. The cat was sitting on log, and
80 death-like was ito grssp, that the print
ofiss nails were easily detected in the log.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-29

WEsTERS RAILROAD STocKs.-The n.
y. Herald Of Monday says: 'Ali the most
prominent Western Railroad stocks were
10 demand at the close of yesterday. For
Galena and Chicago 100 per cent was Of
fered on time. and no sellers, and there
we're any number Of bidders at io4 per
cent. for Chicago and Rock Island. Mich
iean Southern was firm at lo2lzs, and no
stock offering. The market for good stocks
looks we'll"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-29

The Indianapolis Rspabiican of the 10th
inst, says: alarge calculations are being
made to pack hogs there next winter. The
prospec, is. that there will be very large
seasons work done. Contracts for hogs
have been closed BY interested parties, and
large droyes Of stock hogs pass through the
town aily.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-29

FORENSIC WIT.-An Irish counsello
having lost his cause, which had been tried
before three judges, one of whom was es-
teemed very able lawyer, and the other
two bot Indifferent, some of the other bar.
listers were very merry on the OCCASION
well row." says he, .'who could help it
when there are a hundred judges on the
beGehi" "a hundred." said a byyta nder
There were but three. by st. Patrick"
replied he, 'there were one and two CT
piers"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-29

The silk portrait of Washington, which
ives recently presented to the city of New
York by Mr. Goodrich, in behalf Of firm oil
manufacturers Of silk ut Lyons, proves to
have been one Of several imported copies.
II now seems probable that these silk por
traits are manufactured as articles Of mer.
chandize. and the publicity given by the for
NAL address to Mayor Wood was a capital
advertisement.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-29
The Portland .Stase Of Maine Of the 1st

The Portland STATE Of Maine OF the 18th
says: aMrs. Eleanor Bailey, COMMONLY cal
led "Neily Bailey" name familiar. TO eve-
nv graduate OF Bowdoin College for the past
forty years, was killed in Brunswick on
Thursday, by being knocked down by the
cars while she was walking alongside oil
the railroad. She was one of the first good
les Of the college, and took great interest
in the spiritual eifsre OF the students. o.
late years she has lived alone"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-29
STAND FROM UNDER!
BOOTS dYU NHOL.N !

+ AN am now prepared far thief IL and winter trade
with from 0et1 to $4,000 pairs Of Boots and Shoes
comprising Of The most extensive stocks ever
brought TO his market, made up solely for this trade
during The last three months, under The personal
pervisisn Of an experienced work n.an. All those
persons ia want Of good Roots. good Shoes, good
Gaiters, slippers and last, though not least
GREAT An - Coon BARGAINS
will do we'll 10 call On the sa-cfiber.
Fine Ladies slippers only twenty Eve cents per
pair Gents aDe Boots 80, aud all other goods in
proportion. Don't all rush al once
One door east of Burrows q Prettymnb's store,
Front street, davenport, Iowa. JAS. JORDAN.
Sept. 20, 1855 d.u
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-29

Among the medical graduates at Edin-
burgh University, who obtained their d.
plomas at the last examination, were Chi
naman and four Egyptians. This Chinese
graduate, Wong Fun, is believed to be the
first Chinaman who ever graduated at a
British University.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-29

Simpkinson says that his wife "dont lit
orally wear the breeches--but she does
fguratyely." The six dollars that Simp-
kinson had laid aside for new pair OF pants.
Mrs. s. invested in duck Of bonnet"
Vel, twas all in the family.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-29

The Wyoming Mirror still persists that
the Silver Lake serpent is 4 "fxed. fact
A party Of New York gentlemen solemn,
affirm that they saw the creature very dis
unc,ly only few days ago.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-29

SupDEs DEArA.-Cspt Marcus i. Jon.
son came on board the train Of cars due at
Detroit on the 25th inst. When the con-
daetor came 10 him TO collect his fare he
was found to be dead, he having died in his
seat without attracting the notice OF any
one. He was Captain Of the steamer Ex-
pertinent and resided in Canada West.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-29

TIE amount subscribed in Baltimore for
the Norfolk and Portsmouth sufferers up to
the 18th inst !. was e44,ssO. Frederick
County, Va, has contributed, in cash and
-four, about 81 300, The Odd Fellows OF
various lodges in Virginia, l.642. Lam
caster, Penn, has forwarded 81 SOS,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-29

A pair of horses fell into well thirty
five feet deep at Beaver Dam, Wis, the
other day, and after remaining at the bot
tom all night, were taken out and found to
be uninjured. The well had not been stoI-
ed up, and there was room for them to stand
al the bottom.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-29

Josiah Spriggs, a young man Of 26, resid.
ing near Rochester, Racine CO., Wis. we
see il stated. was instantly killed on the
18th inst, BY falling from loft in the barn
upon pitchfork in the hands Of his father
Who stood below. The tine of the fork
pierced his heart, and he died almost iame
diateIy in his fathers arms.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-29

The Madrid correspondent of the n. T..
Times writes that the project for bringing
Spain into the alliance against Russia is at
an end. He says that the people are
sgainst it, and tina, EsPartero has decided to
60 with the people
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-29

Davenport was lighted up with gas for
the fret time on Tuesday evening Of last
week. Davenport, we believe. has always
taken the lead OF the towns 10 lows in the
gss business, and wac fairly entitled TO
her pipes.-Eeokuk Wig.
Unlike that Of Keokuk, our gas has at
last become Of some service.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-29

GONE OYER AsD DEPosEp.-The Teie-
graph brings the intelligence that the Rev.
Geo. Hobert Doane. an Episcopal clergy
man has gone over to the Roman Catholic
Church, and has been formally deposed By
his father, Bishop Doane Of New Jersey.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-29

DEArH.-We learn by the keosouqus
Republican that DIR J. G. johnson who left
t.ast place not long since to administer TO
thosssufering from cholera In Troy, Davis
Co., y as attacked himself, and died in "a
hours.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-29

A school girl was married here lately.
One of her shooina,es a little girl Of ii
years, told her mother-"Wby, don't you
think Susan is married, and she hasn't gone
through fractions vet"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-29
ATTENTION !

rTNHoSE Interested are notified that the extension
L granied by the City Council for the AsiRx do~u
Of side aiks within the following limits 10 vii: aln
Western Avenue To Iowa street and from Trout
10 Filth street will expire on tho let Of October,
and II moi laid down BY that lime will proceed 10
plank side walks as per ordinance,
.-.... X. PARMELE, Marshal.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-29
500 RE wARD .

yINHE above reward will be given for an. '"d de-
i nation that viii lead to the aPpIehenssoonHy Of
BuiIaio precifct Scott county, who was XIV NJ, Io,h
the Town Of Buffalo tho evening OF NV
inst. ,..rc pRoXN.
s.rt ottb IEs, a a I'm.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-29
A RARE CHANCE

THE Lease, good will and Furniture ofa Boarding
j House for sale al bargain. This Hoase ID doing
good paying basipsse, and the only reason Tor
selling out 10 that the present proprietor wishes TO
leave the place For further p-ricn lnrs enIuire Of
w, s. SPENCER. corner ofTaird and Ripley cts.
Davenport, Sept 80, dif
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-29
In Henry County, Illinois.

In Henry County, Illinois.
Tract 1.-THE Of tho y W Of Bee ~ T u
X, improved farm ofSO acres, under fence ,oniy
mile from centre of Geneseo.
Tract is-1he 5 h and the Il ! Of the wv of Sec
yT ~ NR3 +, 240 acres, fine spring on II, mile
from Genesco.
Tract i3-The w Of Sec 3aT I7SR3E, 100
acres miles from GeAeseo.
Tracti+-The w VI See ~ T II X sc, Of 100
acres.
Tract 1.-the of See 81 7 10 N RE. Of 3so
acres.
Tract lg-1he T. of See - T 10 N X E, of $50
acres.
Tract so-The W. OF See - 7 I6 n Ri Il, of Ico
acres.
Also, about so Lots In RDssels addition 10 the town
Of Geneseo. Long lime.
In Rock Island County, Illinois.
Tract 2l-1he B w Of Sec IS 7 III n XII w, of 100
actos.
Lots on Brady Street cor. OF College.
Lot on Brady 81 IA Hc~es IL kobiason's addition,
containing u Ito acres. Low for Cash.
Apply ~
WILLIAM ALLEN.
General Land Agent,
Sap. e5th, Onic I'd 81, East Of Brady
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-29

HAxersa Bor We observe an article
in many of our exchanges detailing the par
iiculars Of the hanging Of boy ten years
of age at Alexandra. La, for the murder
CT q preacher. The narrative is too hor-
rib.e for repetition. The exeoutioners Of
that child Will have more 10 answer for in
the deliberate commission OF their act, than
be in his thoughtlessness viii have to atone
for in committing the crime oil which he
was guilty.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-29
BUILDING LOTS.

TX we'll located building lots East Of Railroad de
- pot, with splendid view of The river. Rock island
ahd Davensor vii he sold to Ave years cred
u. These lots are dest ned TO become valuable rs
the city extends It's liits Also stone quarry lot for
sale. Apply TO
Seu A q EIIT0S
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-29
YOR RENT,

A store 20 by IS feet on Main stree. be.
htwoen Front and Second SIX, al present escpp pied
a. AZ upholstery.
JAMES GRANT,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-29
Farmers and Horss Dealers Look Here
DIR. a. WRIGHT,
=, %, n, a. . - n ~ 81 n &:


v e n T. 10 n % 4 ~ IL
II RESPECTFULLY informs the Farmers ana nv" ~
IL Proprietors OF davenport and vicinity; n na,.nd
has heated himself in this place, where no wiz S''
Punctuaily 10 auy business IN his line. ,... he
From his long experienced In tho above ,,...iu
has made himself familiar wth The various I's In
cidebt TO that noble aud useful animal, INC ho'''
this conutI, and England. arc the
Among The various diseases when ne ours TO- pis
following: hone, Bog, Blood SpsSins, hngpo"
head, Splints, Curbs and Caiious. he caies pI.
that are damned In the Shoulders, Firtulas, .sa,
Evil, Weak Eyes, Hcavss, aud moot Of INC a, san.
boIh internal and externaI--and wherein he psonI
esa cure he requires No pay WITH re tEs - de-
He will give instructions 10 any bod. NhosW.er-
sire T. become sc4uain ed with the practice OIL WV
nary Surgery. His Elaborated
SPAWN and Ringbone Ointment, Pine,
Is OF the useful specifics IN veisnna' Wind
uce for The removal of Spayins, fibgoohe,, ,,nds
Gais, Teripins or Curbs and Caonsss, OF AZ :, o,,
by the use OF one or Two Boxes. Its one u y"
useful Stable Ointinents ever discoveries wv
or Horse Dealer should be without IT, ,,,,.
He also keeps constantly on hand ms n'
WORN AND noTT POWDERS. IAN
He is permitted to refer 10 the following NJ *
OF Dayton; Peter Eorhos, John Sheiabcrgo 'dny in
Reed; and, also, the following gentlemen ~ XII.
Chiilicoiha.-Dr. A rihur Watts, Geo. =" 90 o, " Nv
ter OF adeI ra House, &. w. Workman, aioa "a IAN
ing, SEN, Addison Pearson, d. y. AihEs S"'
lei Thompson. ,n.,,ot.
Sen, 2ldlw. wJms
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-29
LANDS FOR SALE
IN SCOTT COUNTY, IOWA.

Trac, 1.-The L I ofihe N W SEED,
The secp sNR2E
The n w Sec 10
In all 400 acres; situated on the Railroad miles
from town.
Tract 2--The w efthe = w OF Sec 10 ~ yR 2
L. miles from Davenport, contains - acres.
Tract 3--rhe \ W OF see7 7 ~ MRS K los o. 100
acres 10 miles from BnyehI eTt.
Tract 4--Th@ w i OF See r 20 n RI r lC3 A. 90
acres adjoining Tract ,, 10 miles North from Dayen.
port.
h, ~ acres miles fr0m the city.
Tract c--1he h 1 81 the h 4 OF Soc y T - n RAE
e0acres on the Rail Roasi, miles from Davcnpor.a
TRAIT 9--The / VI the w OF Sec 10 4 ~ n X Q
r. ~ acres also pats VI SECS ls and l9T17 MAZE
IN all max ing farm Of 2s0 ~ 100 acres, upon the
Mississippi nver, ~ miles from Davenport.
Tract I5--An improved Fa. m, fenced aud all cult
waited, nice house. sprin:s and creek on 1t,
His kory Grove road, o miles from town, Osagc Or
spge fence started entirely around the farm, 400
acres. .saa
Tract Is-i60 acres In See's27 and - T 20 NR2E
Tract l9--In secs ie 10 "a 60 n X . X, $50 acres
l6O improved and ~ in Timber.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-29

STEAMBOAT xIGIsTx1.
Kept b Jas. lullin. freAt Street.
ARRIVED.
"a J. Mckee, Dodge, Montrose.
iamsssfnc, Pheips, Mascstins.
Oakland, Nssvtson, IS Paul.
Shenaadca Lavillc, "a
Atlanta, Mason, Nontrose.
Mary c, Force, 81 Louis.
Audubon, Allen, Montrose.
DEPARTED.
Mckee. Dodge, Montrose.
Lamartine, Phelps, Muscasine.
Oakland, AOvviton, ~ Louis.
Shenandoah, IAviiis,
Atlanta, Mason, Aontrese.
Mary q, Force, Sliliwatsr.
Audabon, Allen, - Paul.