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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-13

NEW DISEASE IN CArrLE.--The Fresport
Journal says there is a new disease preva-
lent to some extent among the cattle of Ste.
rhenson county, H.. Of which it says; at
acts upon the system like poison. sS33::ne
times the creature is taken with tremouns,
and in an hour or two dies sometimes it
will live along day or so.-sometimes a
whole week, trembling and frothiDg or foam
irg a. the mouth and az soon as dead the
carcass bloats up and is at once blue with
modification. If this dead carcass is eaten
by hog or other animal, it is sure death to
them; and if any of the poison gets into a
sore upon mans hand, or in any way comes
in contact 50 as to get into circulation, it
will destroy life speedily" The disease
seems to be contagious,
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-13

BUCHANAN TRlUMPn.-Our readers Will
remember that we announced some time
since the removal of MIR. Price from the Chi
cago Post Office and the disappointment OF
Isaac Cook, an unprincipled Buchanan DEM
ocrat. When the confirmation OF the ap-
pointment came before the Senate, despe-
rate fight took place. Douglas bitterly op-
posed it, but the Buchananites finally pre-
vailed, and great was their triumph. Old
Buck, the omnipotent, yet reigneth
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-13

BRAIN FEvER.-Ihis disease, which
some months since made its appearance
in Onondago county, N. Y, and ragged
with fearful fatality, has again made
its appearance. The Syracuse Journal
says:
"Wc understand that this disease,
which in most cases is fatal, has made
its appearance in Constantine, Osvego
county, to an alarming extent. Sew
eral persons in perfect health have been
attacked with it, and died before med
ical aid could be procured"
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-13

Too LATE WITH HIS OrFER1SG.-Mr. Cor
kerry, postmaster Of Dubuque, having heard
an intimation that he was about to be re
moved, came out some weeks ago in the pa
pers with an elaborate endorsement of Bu-
chanan's Kansas policy, hoping thereby, no
doubt, to retain his place. But he was too
late. Col. Ii eath, editor of the North Vest,
who from the very first has sustained the
President, and whose fawning sycophancy
while SO doing has been disgrace to his
manhood, succeeded in getting the appoint
mcnt, and as we learn by telegraph, was
confirmed by the Senate on the 9th inst.
Thus is the line of demarcaton being drawn
between the two factions of the Dem ocratic
party, and the wavcring otice-holders being
taught by severe lessons whom they shall
serve. 1t is understood that Senator Jones,
the invcterate Doushface, has all the federal
Offices of Iowa at his disposal, and that they
will, of course, be very soon filed by his
political friends and toades.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-13

DEFINITIONS man who cheats in
short measure is measureless scoun-
drel. If he gives short measure in
wheat, then he is rogue in grain. Il
in whiskey, then he is ARGUE in spirit,
If he gives bad title to land, then he
is rogue indeed. And if hs, cheats
whenever he can, then be is in deed, in
spirit, in grain, a measureless scoun-
drel
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-13

A PKEDIcr1oN.-Joshua R. Giddings, the
Father of the House of Congress from his
age, makes the following prediction
l predict that not FIVE adherents to the
present Administration will be elected to
Congress from the free States at our election
next autumn.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-13

ECLIPSE OF THE SUN.-An annular eclipse
of the sun will take place on the 18th inst.
In the United States this will be partial, and
visible east Of Wisconsin, Illinois and Miss
issippi The sun will rise about o'clock
II m, partially eclipsed on the southern
limb. The eclipse will end here about half
past seven A. NJ
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-13

THE DfEEEENoE.-The Wa hington Union
is very severe upon Senator Bell for refusin Z
to obey the rcquisition of the Legislature OF
his State to vote for the Lecompton !Cohsti-
tuition and this in the face of the common
dation Of the course of Gen. Jones, of Iowa,
for disregarding the instruction of the Leg
islature of that State to vote against it,
We do not instance these two discrepapt
facts as in any wise remarkable they only
serAe to illustrate the peculia character
OF the Democracy which new controls the
government Chicago Press.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-13

RECORDED VoTEs.-Calling the ayes and
nays on bill is dangerous experiment.
One OH ,mber of the Pennsylvania Legis-
lature, who maintained his seat aud popu.
|arity for a number Of years, always voted
mo" when 4 vote was recorded-"for," said
he, when asked his reason, "when a good
law passes, no one looks for the yeas and
nays on it-when bad one does, they always
duiy
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-13

NEwsPAPoRIAL.-The Iowa City Repub-
Hcan has changed hands Messrs. jerome
& Duncan having purchased the pecuniary
interest of John Teesdae and succeeding II.
W. Lathrop in the editorial department. We
wish the new proprietors success. We I'M
derstand that the Reporter, Of the same
place, which suspended some months ago,
i to be revived under the management of
MIR. Sylvester, one of its former conductors
The Linn County Register, published At
Marion, has also changed hands, N. NJ
Hubbard and W. G. Thompson having
bought out the Messrs. Jenni-on. The Reg
lister has heretofore been one of the best
country papers in the State, nm we doubt
not its new proprietors will sustain its fair
character Mr.. Hubb ard was formerly con-
nected with the Register and is known as a
forcibe writer. A new Taper, Democratic
in politics, called the Herald, has lately been
established at Marion, by Mr.. llogaine.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-13

A Vote on tho Lecompten Constitution.
The Lecompton Constitution has at last
been submitted to the people. New Hanp.
shire has voted upon it. How does cold
prtk" ike tie echo.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-13

OK Dlr.-That Calhoun is to be sent to
Arizona as Governor. He says, at Wash
ington, that the climate of Kansas doesn't
agree with his health. Likely !-Leauen-
uor,h Times.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-13

GA Buchanan paper is to be issued in
Chicago next week, called the Daily Ma
tional Democrat, under the patronage Of
Col. Diversy. The Times is a Douglas pa
per.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-13

CyA down easter advertises for a wife in
the following manner: ANY gal what's got
a COW, good feather bed and fxins, fvo
hundred dollars in hard puter, one that has
had the measles, and understands tendin'
children, can have a customer for life by
writin' billy dnx, addressed Z-B, and put
tin it on uncle Ebenexer's barn hine side,
iinn the hoy-ptn"
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-13

pa5 Bishop Loras, who recently died at
Dubuque, left all his property, whether held
by him in trust or in his own right, to his
successor, Bishop Smith.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-13

Every body likes polite chil-
dren. Worthy persons will pay atten-.
tion to such, speak we'll Of their good
manners, and entertain 4 high opinion
Of their parents.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-13

james Buchanan will undoubtedly cost the
country, in the ordinary course of events,
800, 900, 900 a wear.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-13

Mahommed Pacha, the distinguished
Turkish Rear Admiral, over whose antici-
pated arrival so much has been said in New
York, arrived in the Europa, on Saturday.
He had public reception at the New York
City Hall, on Monday. Mayo Tiemann
welcomed him to the city, and the Turk in
his reply said that his government had au-
thorized him to express to the American
people its friendly feeling.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-13

New HAMPsuIRE.--The majority for Halle,
the Republican candidate for Governor is es-
timated at about 5000.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-13

Ny Contrary to the position assumed by
General Shields and other prominent gen.
lcmen, the Senate's Committee on the Ju-
dietary have completed a report, concluding
with resolution that Minnesota is not
State IL the Union, and denies to General
shields the right which he claims to seat
IN the Senate
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-13

MAJORITY REPORT ON KANSAS AFFAIRS
The telegraph brings us a synopsis of the
majority report of the Kansas Investigating
Committee Of the House. The majority of
the committee excuse themselves by con-
temptible special pleading from going into
anything like an investigation. Their report
goes very fully into a reply to Governor
Walkers argument founded on his assump
ton that the validity of every State Consti-
tuition depends upon its having received the
sanction of popular vote. This assump-
ton is denied as not being sustained by
principles or authority. The report con-
eludes with recommendation for the ad-
mission of the State of Kansas in pursuance
of the views of the President, believing that
the welfare and prosperity of the people of
Kansas, as we'll as the general welfare, peace
and harmony of the whole Union will thereby
be promoted.
e. The actual Pro-Slavery vote of Kan
sas is estimated at Q 500. The Free State
vote i about $4,000. The Administration
is making the most extraordinary efforts to
force upon this $4,000, Constitution franz
ed by the $500, and this is Buchanan's idea
of popular sovereignty.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-13

TEXAS AND DIsuNIoN.-The Legislature of
Texas, just adjourned, passed an act for
calling southern convention, and appropri-
ating ten thousand dollars, out of any MONEY
in the treasury, to defray expenses in the
event of a rejection of the Lecompton Con-
stitution by Congress. Thus it is proposed
to take initiatory steps for disunion. The
joke of the whole thing lies in the fact that
there is not a dollar in the treasury 1t is
entirely bankrunt
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-13
DIES MONIES, March 8. 1853.

DEs MONIES, March 3, 1858.
EDrree JoURNAL:-You files of exchanges
will give you doubtless the proceedings of
the Legislature as business progresses. The
State Bank Bill has been ordered in the
Senate to be engrossed for a third reading,
and will 60 to the House tomorrow.
The School Bill has also gone through the
Senate, and is now awaiting the grinding of
the more popular mill, the House. This is
cool system, and it is very desirable to
have it passed.
A bill for e1empting lager beer from the
prohibition Of the law is now on the taps.
This bill was introduced some weeks since,
by Rusch. Trimble offers as substitute a
bill to repeal the prohibitory law and re-
enact the Code law, and Foster has offered
an amendment to the substitute, making it a
felony to make or sell drugged or adultera-
ted liquors, or to deceive as to the character
of liquor sold.
There will not be much change made in
the prohibitory law.
In the House, Lundy has introduced bill
prepared by the Joint Committee on Agri-
culture, substitute for bill heretofore
printed, to establish an Agricultural College
and Model Farm. Thi. appropriates 5000
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-13

GovIESMssr EsPIoNAcE.-James Buchan.
an has been the FIRST Of our Presidents to
employ secret agents and spies in imitation
of the despotic sovereigns of Europe. When
he assumed the reins of government he sent
out to Kansas fellow by the name of Mar
tin, whom he instructed to dog the steps and
watch the movements of men and parties.
Martin played his ignominious part to per-
lection. Hs forwarded lying reports about
Walker and Stanton to Washington, and
these gentlemen were removed. He commu-
nicated false statements about Brindle and
Dennis. OF went the head of these officials.
He exalted Calhoun, Henderson, and other
specious scoundrels, who were instantly re-
warded with the confidence and patronage Of
the President. But his browning act of viii
lainy has just came to light. The late in
vestigation. proves pretty conclusively that
Calhoun and Martin concocted the Delaware
Crossing fraud, by which it was sought to
disfranchise the honest vote of Leavenworth
county. Martin deserves hanging as we'll as
any other spy.
EXPENSES OF GovERSMENT.-The .. S..
Military Service Of last year cost SIC, 0OO,-
900. During the last war with Great Bril-
tain our annual military expenditures were
below $40 100000. The highest year OF
the Mexican war during Folks administra-
ton, with $4,000 men in the field, $50 900,
900. But last year, in a time of profound
peace, they amount to $26,O0O,O0O. The
highest total expenditures in any one year
during the Mexican war, did no. reach $54,
O00, 900, but last year government spent $72,-
100000.
1t may be profitable to refer to the annual
expenses Of some OF the earlier administra.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-13

State Bank Bill-School Bill Prohibitorv
Liquor Law-Agricultural College-Ap-
pearance Tern. Of Court Change Of Tina
Of holding Court in Washiagton County
Investigating, and ,vhat NJ so come Of It
Stay Laos Ocer1oard-Apport1onn,ent
Bills-School Fund Comm, isst oners-Per
sonal Sketches-Adjournment and Extra
Session,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-27
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAM

~ IN HssRIOo.-pursuant to q decree Of the
Circnit Court Of HeBrico, pronounced ia the Of
Deitrick, &c W.. st. Cisrs admx and others. = W.
% al sill at pnt'Isc snction. ~ the highest bidder
on MONDAY, the I'd da; Of August. tf fair, " nos
on the first fair day thereafter. tract Of isti IN
Henrtco. the prs perty OF the iat~ Jcs W. ct Ciaif
containing By rscent survey siont ono hundred and
sxty,two scfes. ling on the road isasing % Deep
sun Church. shJnf two miles from the said Church
and adjoining the lands Of Temple reed. u. e.
Brown and others. ihs said land will be sold sub
3ect TO the dover OF the widow OF said Sc Clair
which has been assigned 20 her 10 said suie the pof
ton 50 assigned being siz xcres, Including the
buildings. The purchaser Will acquire by the safe
the Immediate possession Of the tvo.thisds CONTAIN
ing about $50 acres and the reversion at the death
VI the widow n the part assigned to her
The safe viii take place At Henrico County Court
House. a. IL oelock. and will upon the following
terEs. to wit: One third cash, and the residue In
twelve and eiehieea m-ntns. the purchaser eivins
bonds with good .curity for tho credit par ments.
and the tiye viii be retained Till all the purchsse
money T. paid and conveyance directed by ths
court We believe The title to tue above property
70 he perfectly gsot: but acting ~ Commissioner
we shall sell only with sreciat warranty
JOHN q. WfLLIANE, rn..,..
AWS~sNt
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, By Alex Nett, Auct.

CTOCK SALE uF A BAKERY. Wa
~ CON. HORSE. SHOW CAFES. Sn-w;,, h.
sod at auction, IN MONDAY August 2od. AZ 10 o.
CLOCK, at the Bakery OF Mr. esec Erskiue az Rock.
{. near the on nIbus STABLES his entire stock con-
sist,ng OF 2 gen raj assortment If BakesF Tools.
Mo'a-ses. Fiaur, &c; Gloss Jars shf,s Cases &c >
Spring Wagon and Harness
Horse, vcry gentle, works we'll in harness
ALSO:
-, VIII ne added-the entire steck of Furniture in
tne SAID hcusa. embracing lar AZ aDi general as.
sortment of Hou yeiiold and Kitchen Furnis,,re 80
TERMS CASH -
jy N-tds ALEX MOTT iv.f
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF vALUA-

~ Bile REAL ESTATE IN SYDNEY, AMI
SLAVE, AND PERSONAL ESTATE AS Commits
aioners. appointed by decree of the Circuit Cour
OF Henricc, pronounced on the sth Of May, 1885, in
the case OF Degenhsfdt. &c, against rhacker &C p
We shall proceed to sell at public auction, on the
premises, on FRIDAY, the 18th OF August, 1855 az
O'Clock, z. if fair, if not. the next fair day tn.
real estate aud personal property referred To 10 the
bill OF the plaintiff, consisting of a valuable two
acre LOT, IN the toxin of Sydney, the No tn side
of the plank road. With brick House thereon for,
merly owned and occupied by Anton Tratert Ais /.
LOT 10 the rear. ftonting "a feet on the South side
Of klmwood street, running back 100 feet on Lo
hardy street TO an alley 20 feet wde- Also, q LOT
fronting 50 feet the West line of Plumb street,
running back 20 feet, and bounded on the South b.
raid alley. Also. one NEGRO NAN, named Jerry
Tompkns; Cart, One Horse Wagon, 3 Cows, ru',
all the Farming implements and Crops on said pre-
perty.
TgsMs-For the personal property, cash; for the
real estate onsthrt cash. belaoce six and twelve
months, for stable notes Inser sst added, and Vi
tie retaiued till last netc s paid and convey ance II
directed by the Court.
R sM I Gspa ap5;prnrs. comn'rs.
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: FOR SALE wish 10 sell pri

~ FOX SALE-I WIsn 10 bfII pfI
z5 yate,y. q small TRACT OF LAND, lying IN
he eonnfy OF Powhatan and containing about ak
~ .~rss n q situated about one mile from Jaues
river and lee adjoining the Lands OF James "a sub
let. Mrs McCaw and others. The improvements
are 4 so,d Dwelling House, with Ave rooms and .
massage: Kirfhsn; II aihouse; Barn. and other
houses common to plantatiau. The quality OF fhr
land Is excellent Nesrly the whole q the open
land has bean cleared wthin ths last ten OF twelve
Years and Il inditfous application OF closer ard
plaster and other auuFss during that time. y nov
10 any si,s Wishing 10 fhrm II IN email Way. az
to any professional gentleman wanting . p. asAns
aud agresatie hpfae. ia mfrat and fefS1IiEfnt
neigh sks npparsunity l. prcsent6d ~ graft
-' - ~ WREN, sablssr. Tavern.
IL ae-dlau6ys POwhatan.
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DED SWEET SPRINGS.

u ALLEGHANY COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
THESE SPRINGS situated 81 miles from the
Western terminus, at Oakland, of the Central Rail-
road, from which there Ia ample Stage accommoda-
ION for all passengers wishing TO visit this place;
Aiso l6 l.ilea East from the Greenbrer While sui.
niles West from Bonsack s and Salem on the Virgil
ala and Tennessee Railroad, from which place there
FULL SUPPLY OF STAGES TO CONVEY PAS
SENGERS.
The Waters are Chaly beare, differing 10 their ga
seous and saline ingredients var! ing in their tenn
eratnre from 70 TO 90 degrees Fahrenheit, forming
Gwo ladies' and one GentenaDs
RED SWEET BATHS,
he most exhilra.tng and delightful Baths in the
United States. There is also ancih her Bath and
Sprng pear ,he Hotel precisely similar in tempers
ure aud effects as the Old Sweet one mile from this
living visters II this advantage of the Wa
ers Of both places The Waters ars
TONIC, ALTER sTIpE, AND APFRTENT
uted to cases of extreme Debility. Diarrhoe4 of tho
most obstinate character; also, rheumatism, Cutape
Affections and Chronic Diseases of the Stomae h.
lver Spleen. &c. (Refer to the various authors on
che Mineral Springs of Virginia for the analys
There are on the premises 3
READING ROOM
furnished with variety CT ne newspapers, from ell
Also Is BILLIARD ROOMS. TEN PIN ALLEYS,
inr other amusements
The services of WINTERS BAND OF MUSIC,
f B9ltiIore, have BEEN secured
Tbs Proprietor having the satisfaction tn know
hat he has given satisfaction heretofore to his visit
,rs and 70 sustain the high reputation Of the he'd
5weet has induced HIM to exteud bis accommodations,
gathering hi nself that his future labors will insure
: full portion Of the public patronage.
There Is pest office at this pl.cs. and daily MALE
sch way. T. BIAS.
Ned swee. Springs. July LIST 1855. jy lo-2m
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iy 81 ds
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE

bE 3 DaLE OF hEhU ES LAIE
4 AT ROCKETS, ATD INTEREST In SLAVES.
As trustee in certain decd OF trust IRON William
Oolgin, dated 18th April. 1857. duy recorded in
Henrico County sourt. shall la execution thereof
on SATURDAY. the 2stn Of August. 1855. at o,clk,
r Nj. the Real Estate and Slaves conveyed BY tn.
sal deed, viz: An undivided one fifth part of th
lot, with the brick dwelling thereon froatiag "a
ieet on the n side Of Nicholson street runnins
back it6 feet 70 Denny's ine aud now in the occu.
papcJ Of eaid iolgin. Also. all ths saic Cotg.u's
right, title. AMI interest Id the slaves conveyed
Elm ny 1hos IL Blskey, ~ legstee OF Philip Lixh,
fot By deed OF the 2s Decs Der, 1850, Of record IN
Henrfco CcuDty louTt
TsRns .oash. The fltleis believed 70 be COOL bu.
the trustee will convey with the usual speeisi war
rants. JOHN W ATKINSON.
Jytf Trustee.
Sale cnnducted hx Gnfntx 4 ArsxxsnH Ancta
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NOTICE II have this day appointed
In RICHARD T. SALE my Agent to confuct
GROCERY BUSINESS, TO buy ana se'i Tor cash
only. 6kuKGE ". ADAMS.
NO. l SALMON AND MACkEREL,
~ at retail by WILLIAM T KING.
jy A-5t and Franklin street.
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TAMGs RIVER LAND FOR SALE :

- As Administrator Of the estate OF Thos 8 Sub
ktt. decesred. with the will annexed will ofer for
sails privately, and il net sold before we will seI.
publicly the premises Aforesaid on the lat day OF
september next, (,f fair II not. the next fair iay
the tract Of Land, lying on James River. ri miles
above Richmend, in the co1n'y Of fowhatan. adj
and Niles 2 sslden en- the east The tract contains
36l acres ahout ~ acres Of the best jams River
low-arounds-tbe hz h-land being Of red clay coil
susceptible of the highest state Of improvement
and now in an Improved condition. as the growing
crops will prove. The Highlands are divided into
ave helds OF 10 acres each. The balance ia wood,
of original growth capable OF sustaining the place
The improvements are, two new tobacco housts ne
gro cabins. kitchen, and ged dweiling-hcsse;
barn with machine attached, stables. &C. For see
nery health, and society. the neighborhood 10 I'M
sur passed. Churches, vi all the leading denomina
TONS accessible and in four miles OF the Huguenot
springs.
Those purchasing, viii take possession on the fol.
iowisg January. with privilege OF sowing the crop
OF wheat.
Anyone Wishing to ere The place, or any inf0rmA-
tion required will receive tho attention Of VIM II
Suolett subjects Post ONCE, Powhatan county, Va
Terms liberal. HENkI dOhDuNs
nav I2--diavtda Administrator.
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CTEAMsOAT .ECHO." TO BE SOL

- AT AUCrIoN-Pursuant to a decree Of tAe
United States Court for the Eastern District Of Vr-
ainia pronounced on tie 2ist day Of July 1873, in
the cass Of Richard O. Raskina, lioellant, against
The steamboat eeho defendal;, and OF = writof
uiisn expon.s, iesaed in obedience ~ said decree
anaiI, on THURSDAY. the 18th day os August. 1888.
the highest bidder, for cash 10 be Maid ira specir
Ia the basin of the Richmond Deck Immediately
opposite the store of Sdmont. davenport CO, on
t1th street the said steamboat Echo her tackle ap-
parel and furniture
The ssid staambost has an esgine Of so horse
cinchss an BEAM and I feet 6 in hes depth OF hold
49,. r.. ,o srsEl. d.,