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OUR rrraso PRINCIPE CORRESPONDENCE

PUERTO PRsciPF Aug. %, 1858.
trerdraion for hs GrsG Cate shoo Fstes--An Official
Spanish Cengrss the Asa,s 81 Doniaica-Arriral d
Gerrai TdrgsS,
Weare maSr grost extensive pre- .raiions eight
days fast, froc, eeion. gambling cattle shaw recep
ton 81 General Conoha General Governor Cabs
and grand council FOR the discussion OF Cuban Affairs
il relations 10 the Spanish crown. The plan by &c.
neral concna 10 meet hire all the principal officers OF the
Eastern Departments determined before the recep
ion o. the intelligence Of the the troops OF Go
neral oDnnnei at Saragosa AMI although the moment
n agony has PASSED without any disturbance 70
public spirited ofce holders yet Official sentiment
viii be asctrtaineG 10 which the public pulse must beat
II harmony, 10 of any r.actonary movements against
ihe government o. Queen Isabel TO guide Cuban action
positive resistance TO any democratic or republican
Innovation in the mother land. It is announced,
ia the programme Of the festival season. that all
will be allowed The place Dotted FOR the
IL IS very convenient and Will comport with the comfort
Il the people while the exhibition ssis Our various
products, IN fruits, vegetables cane coiios. will be
ftprefthtea AMI inbg unknown IA previous exhiol-
Ions OF our agricultural industrybsles OF Cuban hay
will be presented 10 the curiolz observers Of
varce In agricultural pursuits Our Improvements in
The implements Of field aboral inventions oil the re
gloD a;t theIew h-snd handy work OF wives
aud daughters, increttng contributing TO domss-
TIC Comfort viii ind pace and appreciation from tue
crowd OF intelligence tina. expect here
gregate and from Monday The lat prox
General Narges arrived 10 day with his stan and dele
cation from 81 Jsgo de Cuba, and will probably occupy
quarters which offered serene ,Highness
santa Anns when be called here bali wrecked IN last
eight from Mexico.
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sidenl Polk ls48when the United States was at war
with Mexico, and when it suggested that tina
Mexican government intended TO issue blank letters
Of marque 10 foreigners 70 enable them 70 cruise
against the United Seates-anords a precedent
whchrhe European Powers may see the expediency Of
following the Unec States should grant letters OF marque
TO persons not Amer Can subjects. In his annual
sage 10 Congress- Mr. Folk observed As the preltna
RIGS required by the practice Of civilized naso s for
missonng prvaeers and regulating their conduct appear
not have been Observed a. these missions are
in blank, to be filled up with the names OF citizens and
subjects OF all nations who may be willing purchase
them, the whole proceeding only be
invitation to all the eebooters upon earth to pay the
privilege to cruise against American commerce." and
concluded by recommending that Congress should
Immediately provide by law for the trial and punish.
ment, as PHI ates, Of foreigners who escaping the
vigilance OF their governments, should be found
guilty OF prvateering against the United States. A
stronger measure than this is scarcely possible 10
ceive and in any future contest American privateers
should swarm the the Powers Of Europe upon the
doctrine asserted and acted upon by United States
will no doubt know how treat those vessels which
not strict eve ence of nationality We do
that in any contingency the United States government
would either grant letters of marque foreigners in
corporate joint stock privateering compans it Is
only right when Mr.. Marcy prefers such claim found
Cd as he states upon the comfy OF nations the pub
nc in this country should know, not only the American
doctrine with respect to foreign pryateers but also the
extent TO which the system may be carried.
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The New Mnritime Code OF Eurcpc-Nr
Marey's Circular ON Privssc-ring.

prom the London Pust. Aug. ISL
The arguments put forward By Mr. Marcy ia support or
the Of the system OF prvatecrrg By ncd
atss evidently proceed upon the assumption that tho
system will only be sanctioned by that Power under mi
t.,ons and restrictions Which Will have the effect OF pre-
venting any and abuse The part Of private armed
shlps when employed against The enemy Inc American
law On this suhle-l resembles the English statutes
which expired IN 1915, and we're not revived during
the asst In consequences Of the westru Powers
having declared their intention not 20 ue levers OF
mprque The iaw provides that the prva.
teers shs give security for good conduct before heJ OBJ
coed 70 ses But there Law which deprives the
PRESIDENT ~ the sovereign gf grant letters Of msrque
oforcigncrs and, although may appear 70 be an ex
rme 10 suppose that the President would adopt
such course sun know tina, IN tho war Of 1912 the
sysUm Of privateerng sanctioned by the United
states 70 most extraordinary extent and that the Le-
EsatUe Of New York passed comforting corporate
powers en- every association OF I've persons de
sfOus q ennarkug IN tho adventure Of privateering
therefore, when VT Marcy inssts upon the perpe'uaon
y ns sytltm except upon the mpo-sibe condition OF
perfect immunity " private property Of bellgerents the
tn sess hose sho controver his views would at IRA
uonaly hhty shut their eyes 10 the fact that the United
states government whilst has IN i,s negotiations from
be year lIss, down 70 the year 1894, endeavoured to
obtain the sbcluon q privsteering has neverthee
whenever stiied ~ convenience offered The most unu
sua facilities for the employ meni Of this depcrpton n
force Mr. Marcy oOnisnds that persons filing oyt nri
stand precisely the position az volunteers
10 the army. He however, entirely overlooks this
obvious dstinctionn tho one there IL no prospect
OF commercial gam In the other tie profits Of the adyen
ture form great and powerful inducemen; The specu
aiors ioint stock privaeerrg company, established
the pfinco ole Of limited Liability would certalny be a
novelty in tho annals OF international jar spr ddence
but Mr. Marcy states his despatch that Il the amend.
ent which he proposes with respect 70 private property
The seas should pm De adopted u will be proper i0r
,he tinted States to have understanding with regard
10 NE treatment Of their privaecrs when they shat have
occasion 70 Wait ne pofts Of hose Powers When are Or
may become parties he declaration Of the Congress u
rais Tbe United states WILL upon the ground o. chi
and comfy claim Tor them the consideration 70
Which they are entitled and which extended 70 u I'm,
under he aw n ratnne before ire attempted 'i-s.
tn Of i by hat Congress, he course adopted BIZ Pre-
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terialy the proposed ndertakug and concluded by
uging the adoption of the resolution.
MI :. =. EwARr, a. p had great pleasure In second
ng tne resolution The import OF the project could
r0 DC overraed II was most desirable 10 improve the
Communication between the two oceans; and with the
kuaiantess OF England, France aud America they could
Laroly doubt OF He only hoped that be might
live 10 II carried OUT although they all knew such
great undertaking this required good deal CT exer-
non on tne part Of those engaged Interested in its
compiEhment Hear hesr.)
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HARIfIAR IHfELLIcEHcE.
Movements or Ocean steamers.

STEAMERS TO AND FROM HAVANA.
IsABEI-From Char lesion 10Th and 4h due Havana 2d
7ih Havana Qth and 18th, due at New York 18th
and LIST
EMPIRE Cry OR NEW GaAsADA--From New York 18th ar
rvikg Havana 23d and New Orleans 18th. From New Or
leans 5th, Havana sth, due at New York 18th.
QUAKER CirYFrom New York 18th OF each month, arriving
at Havana 18th and Mobile ifh From Mobile I'D Havana
24th due at New York 2sth
When the above dates fall Sunday the steamers VIII sail
Monday. 9hey leave New Orleans near A. NJ tide
will admit and the Isabel leaves Charleston aud havana
10 A. NJ.
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OFFICIAL NOTE TO ENGLAND-HER DOUBTS RE-
MoVEp-FuTuRE POLICY OF THE CzAR IN
EUsoPE-GENERAL BoDIsoo's DEAra-rHE CoRo
NAIios FsrEs-SEw MINISTER TO BRAZIL.
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day last she did not come into the harbor Her esp
tain communicated with the British Consul and then pro-
ceeded on his passage 70 Nassau.
SxpTKxRxR 9, 1885,
The Empire City arrived here this morning. The SIN
gle item OF have TO send you is that the unforn
seamen VIM and Chauncey. after having been out
Of the bands OF the authorities ct the Isle OF Pines for
full SIX weeks, have suffered themselves 10 be retaksn
They both now In this city, In the Jail They have
had air trial. and Mr. Marcy has another chance
justice. and compel the authorities to have
these two mtn tried fairly according to the terms Of the
treaty.
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ALMANAC Foa NEW yoRK--rafs DAT.
81 morn 81
SON sErs........... 10 HIGH wArsR morn As
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no Tg5E PEOPLE OF SCOTT co
Good NeWk for the LnhIAri

The bafaHtilf "a II,e iisaasl washing day sla OIL
renewed ~
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HARTFORD INSURANCE ceaPASY

CAPITAL..S3OO.OO
WYE have received The Agency OF this sound and
w reliable Company Tor Davenport and vicinity +,
and are prepared 10 ssae policies on as favorable
terms ss any other good Compcny
H. "A u
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ATTENTION + Ill AaASs D
-. lus. rscaixsd lev more o. as s ~ -
N psIspt straw Caters, wtaea@ We "nS' iVt ''N
ohoGp. 4situtts,zs.S + PsETTNMAN.
- - t,nsop t.erteE fasl received And II SAFE
IAasS h'-@S'' FRANCIS IACoBN's
IL - f4rar ard Prescription Stores
40 Frs,ty Ss, "a So Is bffenPoF@
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

THE sUbsCT ber has received from the Eastern and
southern Markets alarge and we'll selected stock
Of goods Of all descriptions 10 com anon use, consisting
OF Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats aud Caps,
Glassware dueenswars, Buffalo Robes,
Groceries, Dried Fruit, Cotton " arp,
Carpet Cbssin, Picking Yarn, Cut Window Glass
G.A.I.i, ~ kanuwha salt Hardware,
het'saaG &tlSaws Iron, all kinds, steel assorted
Castings Nails all alnds, Grindstones,
WOdeHT4re, Live Geese feathers, Pttchao Akum,
cole and Upper Leather, Wall Paper,
willow A-sSetil IAlnls and Oils, Dye Stuns, &c.
which Nt bs sold a. small advance for Cash. As 1
intend Keeping everything Ia common use, persons
wanting several articles can obtain them on Front 81
gt tbs Brick s"reopposiieihs Mills Davenport, Iowa
JHrrC, iSJ!- }. NJ. BOWLING.
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I,oFFEES--75 BagsRio, Lsgaaro, Java, Maracsibo
I J and Havana Cofees, selected expressly for re-
failing.
SU6ARS--6l Ehis white aud yellow refined sugars
en- braeing Coffee A, b i Z, crushed, powdered and
graduated; also refined MArLE Sugar. These ia
gars are all ofthe best q atty.
New 1EAS-~iG Chests, hall chests, ~ hoSes sni
cAidies Of al SECS and descriptions Of late iBports
tons IN hrAcpg cftho highest aud finest grades
OF tue celebrated 'fMasuha" and "PidS sooey'
growlhs These Green aud Black Teas are ieelded }
rs ns aud curious caops ever erossedth Mis'is
aAd We recommend our ooionks. Poh
enoAss. Somebody's, Gunpowders, lmPerisls aad
Young Hysons, far saperiori In fragrance aud make
10 the generality ofTeas brought West Ashley were
selected especially for Family aud are less iI
prea; " can With confidence invite examination and
| trial.
RAISINs--50 boxes, halves and quarisn;- Aisc
| Valencia RaisiGs;
| PLUGS- 5 Bbis pitted ara implied;
PEAt ES--3 do pared t9rrants, Dates, Ftxsy ana
many other FruiIs, dried ana Preserved.
| S0AP5--Palm, CASTLE, Shaving, German ane
Chemical grssiVe, Sc ~; together with large vat
| cty OF Baskets Willow, Rattan aud splist, Wooden
ware, soSeKs VI SAs W Bbts Fish, acka roi, White
salmon aud Sea ed Herring, ~ Bales and 2s bushe
| Wheat sSes a6A many ytAsr artieles-Aii Tor sale
| cAoap and warranted To give satisfaction.
| IACOB WEAVER, ia, & CO.,
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ELISHA MeRissICK

Wm ) Baker, CbristIsna, T.
David Rugre, Lebanon c., IN.
ylm,sel Hatfield, Ptilsislphlu
ii. IuIfsy, Philadelphia.
Jamss 4 Price, W,imington, Del.
Joshua Bsai, Batyn Rouge La.
Thomas Beaver, Philadelphia. se
DIP Forest, BGcks ~, Pa,
Augustus Linn, Guernsey 90, y
u Bronaugh, Muysvihs. Ny
Grsbrisl Bear, Lancaster Cd, "a
Herman C 6uise, phtladelpHfs
Geo d on, Lycoming ~, Pa 49,
john Meyey, Harrisburg, Pa
Edlnund Baysrs, Brooklyn, n
sA Tuchsr, Salem, Arkansas
Jane s Cfage, MazoD CO, va
ii Beasl, CiaETlsid CO, Pa
Beni EdInonds, Eutlet Co. 0
DIR Kirk, Asgsviile, KY
w y noble, Chicago, III
J A T. Kide, sehuylkiii o., IA
c A MASON, PhllAdsipAia
David Clark, biaysEiile, Ky
d Ringer, Alexandria, Va
X Hart, Evansville, Ind
Joseph Pstli, Salem Co, n y
1T Tqrrey, Upper Ssodushy,--0
Jacob LeouaId, Philadelphia
v O DIlpin, Wilmington, Del
q McIntirs Northampton Ccspa
Il Platter, Wilmington, Del
Z ii sohnron, Potter 60, Pa
ar HeEwsp, PhilndelphlA
J Morton Pooi, Wilmington, Del
W w HsmsI i Co, Cincinnati
q Miller, Head Flour Iasp., Phla
JsnA@ TSEdnonds, Prstis Coo
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Wroferifs.
w ILSO.N s. I'll AR i + !,
Wholesale GruCArS,

w ILSON s. ii AR i r I,
Wholesale CrOcers,
POST OFFICE BUILDING,
ID A Y L N Z @ RT, 10 w A !.
Teas, 2eas, Teas!
100 half chest Young Tyson and Gunpowdai
5uhalr chests Oolong aud Souehong;
2ucaliles from TO 70 lbs;
10 boNes Palm SOAPS
10 SIticgatcd Soar
~ shaving
81 Transparent q
CASTLE
80 boxes fickieg
100 . Tomato ,tanp aud Pepper Sanoe;
IOaboxts various brands 81 ehoice Tobacco;
le0a0 Cuba Sisescsas;
GdOlh Imported 10
200 ho xea No. I md scaled Hefrlns
2Do hhs Hew Mackelel
- hallbhis DO
40 ktaloe family uae
30 btisana ! esq OF naissses;
- llhds SERsi; t4 fe
/ 80 ,o1 Eud Cords
10 thli puol Apfies.
% sacks Dtled F,snse,
lnn new Raisius;
| . bbls assorted Nptsi
100 hOEtg GLASS;
Isl iaNkaas Nails
aaade5 ramtels
/ suil6. 81 Ill kinds,
I Wooden ana Willow Ware Benshe,;
/ .s 2abbls Cider Vinegar
ToaeEher with largo stock Of otheT articles, all 0
Inn. II lSw WILSON & HARLEY.
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WHIIE GOODS.

DLAISs Figured ard irtfIi SHiss Mnslha'
l. JdaonEt and SatsiHtt IAnbrra.
Plaid, StgPolaUd Plain Aaia5eois.
BHh9p ls.Wu and IOvk NusiiEs
IHTei0us India D.mity Victoria HkfIlhE'
Linen Long Lawns, Bride rs . diapers
Fine LINEN aud GInsa IambTies,
Cambria bnitles aild Dimity Bands ,f.
Figured RFIuiantss Checked aud strred tanilf..s'
Fsrsai8 At low pric,s az WADshVhi, y p!
Juus ~ dtf ~ st., opposite ~ ClaIc iio"''
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Sugar Cured Hams at II Cents!
4 + sod want choice Sugar Cured Haul OF smo.
4 koa aAouli,T, Apply Al my Pork House From!
Street.
Sugar Cared Smoked Hams IL cents,
Smoked Shoulders 8 +"
liberal discount made 10 The Trade.
Arhi5 dsG J. ~. b. BURROWS
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CAMDEN FLOUR e. FEED STORE.
rT,HE sabscribsr having made srrahgs mens W Is
permanently supplied with -four, taxes tuls ~ IN
opsnse store for this purp0ss OF the corner % "a
AID Harrison streets. a liberal dsdocaion maze 70
me ! SuIs,S 'A' '1' - J. sYcE.
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!. |, AyrHY. n D. uPHAM. D. ". G, HILL
AVERY, UPHAM g. CO.,
Wholesale Grocsrs and
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
No, Ig south Water street,

WHOLESALE utVSeSs sAo
COlIylISSlON MEHC1aANIS.
No, Ig south Water street,
Near the Illinois Central Depot0
CHICAGO, ILLS.
nFFER for sale large and we'll selected sleek Of
j Groceries, consisting in part OF the foiiowhs
$50 hhds. n. o. sugar eosnmon 70 prime.
so hbIs Refined and Clarified ditso
500 Y .. and West IsdiA AoiAsses,
1000 packages choice Green aud Black Teas
500 bags kio Jsmacs, Java and Mocha Sonee.
<,s butss and half butts brands plug tobacco
80 bbis. prime loose Smoking Tobacco.
80 So,es Rsr So.p assorted brands. do.
400 -. Pressed fanow. Stearine, Star & Sperm
200 Ne. l aud Scaled herring, lCsadies'
l0n Drams choice Eleme figs
$40 boxes NJ R. Raisns, prime fruit,
Together wits III the other articles usually KEPT IN
complete stock OF Groceries We can assure oui
frie ads and the public generally that we are deter
mined not 10 he nndsrsold BY other house 10 thi
market. ,,,
FROM the fact Of our having unusual facilities 10
sing goods sd sntAgeoaslys We are abundant
" abs to redeem all our pledges.
AM II dom AVERY, UPHAM & Co.
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StAPONlRlRR or Concentrated Lye--Warranled
- 10 make soap WIta0 uE Lime aud with little uou
bio jasi Tho lAIHI for Washing made easy. Call and
gel l. box, fyf ale cheap NJ tho H.wkeys Store by
IuHp a an JACOB WEAVER in. Il %,
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ImpEoyoa TI.tlo am corn ana C0b PIaRI

improved Little Giant Corn ana Coz H'N"
ton Mill Prieo reduced
TINE subscribe, has purchased exclusive nErsr.
Territory for sale iu the " uaI, OF Tie aDV'o ali
bfated Mills and Is prepared 10 iirnish lhen ,Gs
tunes, either Wholesale or retail, guaranteed !"
most posittyB maUnuT. ,,,..,,
IL Is H0w moro than o yssr since tho "Ittle Giaht
was introduced 20 The public, during when tin0'
mas been constantly growing IN the popular IA,o
The improvements recently effected ans ptp tI "a,
mAkes II Tho most perfect machine ever ohetI| ioi
genera. farm use. IL ts furnished complete 'o5t
attaching team, aud weighs toilows' NO. mt,
No. 2,33U; &0.3, 900 No. 4, d U pounds. 'bau
minutes are tlHicGat to set one up, wliHut n.y., Ia
cal aid HGd whcn once adjusted, itc,n wan 49, ,rh
entrusted 70 boy. Full directions 90 0mfA"' W.
ntt
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FRUITS, &C.
4 FNEaa lo. uf Lemons, Oranges, Nuts, Csadles
- &e last Ts.-r#vut by
Bsz s-Ia NJ. IT.. HEtDENHEIMER
o. Il HEtNENhEiMER,
. a5lgz-la AVA Retail Grocery and Proyislor
Store.
Ssaoaa ~, 6 toorS lel6p Brady, North side.
, HAYH 3ast received ana am opening one Of The
4 i4ts.a sa5 lazt selected stocks OF
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
ever bragg gragBt 10 This market, to which invite
Ie atHn.senpl country merchants and the pu bile il
eus raj So whoa oHct lie above al greatly rsduc ed
lTte.z.
Cali sad sge sr ourselves before purchasing else
| hrhefs dec 22.dtf
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wIsTNER,s PATENT WASH TUB.

Patented Nov. 8tb 1858.
IHH undersigned having tgurh; tls PateAt E.gbt bf
scott county present JJI- iuVtgycncRtn Washng
poriectly conscious lat b buuibug but 5trtisS"
fact,
An we ask aryau Go ttIa,nu ani use il f.r ton days,
a. toe end ul t-s ll4e Jru cen retuu ~ ray Co. ~
fTiCe $500. FAEAlELE 4 BRO.
davenport. Nav 2gh 'aaaa9uep
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A LARGE AND COMPLETE STOCK OF
FRESH FIRST cHoP
GROCERIES,
AT NUIIoLE9-A -HE.
rAn I II L subscriber ~ have now on hahu, an1 arr
tes-.3 '1aiiy roeeiyeg from the kast aud south AZ
gsasaxNo. 3 Front street, ana 1.evec,
burrows New Hl OK } Dauenport, isra,
Groceries, Nails, Glass, Salt. Wotdenwars,
Provisions, SO.
witch tbev offer to tho trade al wholesale eNcius seiy
To Reteii Merchants, Hotsl keepers aud others oi
the interior ofthe State aud Nebraska who purchase
at wholesale, give tho assurance that We wiz MI
eiT orders aud memofsn da at Chicago aud 81 Louis
rs Gee transportation added.
Merchants, Iirocers and Hotel kaepets doins bas-
ness oil Inc line or near The line of the Mlsslssppid
Missouri Railroad--luwa City or farther West, wall
nnd their interest make their purchases OF u.s.
aud by shipping their goods by the n. \ NJ H. q.
save & miles haaug ny teams from any other pont
ga the river Our facilities are Of the hrst class and
we feel the positive confidence, that, ifyoa WIN
but give ns eaii look Though our stock, aud learn
our prices and terms We shall receive liberal
share OF Your patronage; which II shall be our aim
by furnishing hrs-rate goods al iAforahie Pflees,sh"
fair dazzling. % ulaft and ceiye. p
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Al o2en FI.la ana EAir flsy
fMxEKsE STOCK OF
No. g.
lie (fessF'e AS0tS.

he 6gasye lS0tc.
z..r ~ reO-sYlng car SpKlus stock oi nEs
NJ WATCHES, {61la ana'oss, Aiagie Aho it1 q,
,1re4S yE.EERY OF sil descriptions. &c.
80 - 1nrz{ stiverxara. Sa4 Fancy oqsSs So
NJ nave tae sarges, aaa Ea5-i eompasae -. q
gosds krssgh e Datsafss, 80 Ne rs,.
taln. Naolf sale hvaAM , .K.,,s ,.,,,
please cal ant e1&'nizae our 500 Ps.aaSs :.
,.TfnA II 4, gcus lHseErsyrns " are sesssA a.
asaaA NO. = y ALFRED c. BILLION r
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TRUSTEES SALE

TRUSTEES SALE.
ytTHEREAs 5, on the l2ta day Of December, A. d,
w 1854, George shier, executed unto u, Ii. Kuhl
aeersiH pT0Tissory note for the Of SeYsnty-fye
dollars, win lBEeres ii the rse OF ten per cent pc
aDnAm, pa able one year AFTER hat date. And where
IN order 10 secure The payment of said note, the
said George hier nd hoss >. his wife did the
l.h day Of Dccem Der, D. 1864. convey la trust 10
John hiek's Ludwig Hansen, Trustee, by Tiiisn
Instrument, duly executed and reeorusd the follow
Ing described real estate, situated 10 Scott county,
tns stale vi Iowa, TO wits Lot No. twenty -four, (g4
IL Cook b4rgens addition 10 the city Of Davenport
county and State atoTetsld.
Nov, therefore, notice is hereby given that /. The
uHdsIsgnsd Ohm AlGk's Ludwig Hansen, Trustee
As aforesaid 10 pnrzaEnes Of The proFisiOns OF sad
deed cfiFast, all On tao TseHty-ninth day Of Au
CAST 4. ID. sJs, before tbs Loun H0use door, ia til
city 81 Davenport j.: the county Aforesaid, al ta hour
vitsn O'Clock ia the forenoon Of zi ia eli ~ pub
lie auction 70 tue glest bidder for e6th the afore
raid described lot, UGH thereof shall be
cesssry 10 satisfy the amount then due, ssi above
mentioned DUis, with costs and expenses Of making
such sale. j. N. l.. HANSEN.
Dated al Davenport the 5th day OF Aug, ie56 ed2od
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-20

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For sale BY Measts, DALZELL * HRv.3 A ggS,a 81
Davenport ~ above prices, adding tsesn' "'"'
Louis.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-20

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