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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-12
Shcrin''s sale.

John @. SAKE W.. Charles g. Averill.
DY virtue OF Writ Of special execution issuei
ID from the foe OF the CORK Of the DISH COURT
dated July %, ID ISIS, sud TO M directed. corn
manding inr that mnke or cause to b" m,de, the
sum o. nine hundr and stxfy-thlee and 50-IoD dul
isrs 1868 sol amount due, Including debt Interest
and sts with inte- g. th.reon At tho rate
cent per annum from tho 2lst day u June, u 1875
sae Of the following chbed real tate 10 wit
The west half OF the uth-wrst quarter OF t soutt-
east quarter of section nunter fourteen li4l; the
south qusr Of the north quarter OF sec
ton number wenty eight rs; the south "estquar
ter the northeast gnarter, the northwest quar-
ter the northoast q lar er, the east haf of the
northwest quarter and thu west nsf Of tao north
west qus-ter OF sectIou number twenty -sevea IlIl
the / ha'f OF the north east quarter y! se-ti
number twenty eight Isl, also part OF the east
half the 81 half ~ of the pun-esst quarter Of
section number fourteen [I3l; ibis last mentioned
tract belag oil the sail easthsfw Will u not COW
cred by deed heretofore made y sa!d Charles e.
AveriIl 10 one William Harmsn, snd cont lining fo
ty l40l sores of land more less oil ~ the foreg
ing tracts OF land being in township number eighty
lS6, north OF rang five 5 'ast OF The 3th "
Notice Is h by given that as commanded ~ said
Writ shall sell at public auction, to The highest
and be bidder therefor In cash the above described
real e.tste, much thereof 40 viii sa.isfy said
BIT interest and costs, nt the door of the Court
House in the city Davenport Scott county, JoEa.
on Monday, the 20tn day OF September A 1855. al
the hour of2P NJ ~ said day.
a. LEONARD,
auglIw3. Sh'not Scott county, Iowa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-12
800 Crates Of CrOCkcry.
WrhO{fSQ{e and Retail.

I HAVE in stsre and for sale the largest stock Of
l. Goods IN this lIie, in the State My stock con-
s.ts Of all the varieties Of China Glass and Earth
en- Ware, yellow Rockingham ware, tiiver Pate:
ADD Britannia ware, Bohemian Belgium and Amer
lean Glassware, Solar and Fluid Lsmps On sndeeIs,
Gi andolcs, Lamp wlcks, Chim1eys and Glotes,
Looking Gla and !. oking Gla's plates, and all
other articles usually kept in this line.
CPoCkcry-Consistso Of upwsr Is OF 900 crates and
ca.ks impo tel direct fro the poteri-s in Liverpool
which enable 10 sell my goods 25 per cent less
than any other dssle- Ia the market.
Frerch porcelain.-I h ,ve just received very
large stock II white and gsii band China direc from
Limo- 5, France Ny arrangement With the manu-
fa-tnrer. such that receive none but The b st.
grade II goods q the Latest An most approved Styles
Gold band and decorated tea sets are worth from
eight 10 tw nyfive doliais. dinner sets and other
srticles at ali prices.
silver plated Wave.-I have Just received
very large stock of Plated goods OF Rogers, Smith d
Co.. make. All goods warranted " be plated on
the best quality % white metal which can with dff
Guilty be distinguished from silver.
aeeking G1AA Ases.-I have larger qusntity
than has ever before been oferef 3or sale IN this
n ace Knives. forks and waiter tof every quality
and size In fact everything appertaining {, this
line OF business oansbe had hy calling st ko lS lie
Clsire Block.
maysdArt O.. T. wRBB.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-12

tiona cf food Of dark color. saw nothing in
the stomach or in contents thereof that
would indicate that she came tc her death
by Injury done that organ Next examined
contents OF the chest on removing the
breast bones, ali noticed the appearance,
numerous points on the upper and middle
lobes, indicating the existence Of tubercles
TIE upper lobes were light in color the
middle aud lower lohes. dark and livid in
color; on removing the lungs, We found ad-
he.ions on both sides of the chest between
the surface Of the lungs and the ribs and
on cutting through the lungs in many por-
tions we found insi pid tubercles in the mid
die and upper lobes-in hardened state
neither liberated or soft Most Of the mid
die lobes generally and all the lower were
congested generally. The heart was healthy,
large quantity of dark blood escaped when
the heart was detached on the right side
In the wind pipe We found considerable
bioess mixed with mucus. On removing
portion OF the skull we examined the brain
and found it perfectly healthy.
My professional opinion is, that she died
from the effusion of blood into the air pas
saees proceeding from congestion of the
lungs The probable cause of the conges-
tion Of the lungs and the effusion of blood
into the windpipe. by temporary inter
ruption Of respiration or suffocation.
There were no indications Of strangliag
but from appearance OF the mouth and nose
| should Judge that violence had been used
there. The interruption Of respiration if
any force was used was at the mouth and
nostrils The effect which observed might
have been produced by holding the hand
over the mouth and nose A moment or
half a moment might produce congestion OF
the luIgs ln this ease | cannot say how
long respiration had been interrupted -
The blood in the wiuhpipe was frothy, must
come from the lungs | think from the
swollen condition OF the lips, and the brus-
es inside, there must have been consider
able force used to .cut off respiration cam
not conceive how she could have done the
same thing herself have no idea she did it,
Adourncd I'll a. N To- 1an
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Preliminary Examination of Tom Guilt
nan for Murder.


Bstore .Joha .Joi,,s, Esq Police Magistrate
STATE or IOWA ytrsns rom cuILLINAN.
Defendant is accused Of the murder of hi.
wife, Mary Cuillihnn, on the afternoon Of
August 9Th
P}ta-Not guilty.
-NrS. Maria Thompson, ssrorn--I reside
near the premises formerly occupied by
Cuillinan. The person present is Mr c.
has lived there two or three months lives
Oh Front, between Rock Island and Iowa,
adjoining the house occupied by me saw
defendants wife once: saw her when there
was some fighting, when she interfered; she
was pulling man off her husband about
month ago: Question as to character Of
the house objected to- The house kept
was grocery never heard aily quarrels
between defendant and his wife; | was in
defendants house on the 6.h Of August !;
was told that she was dying, and went
in to see she was dead when ] went in !;
The person dead was said to be C's wife :
saw defendant he was lamenting her death
said nothing but oh, dear or something
like it; did not see him 90 near her; never
heard him make ary threats Of her life; ]
know nothing farther; heard no screams or
anything of the like.
Cross Eramiaed-I was at home when |
was told that she was dying hired girl
told me; her name is Hannah Ridgley; q.
was lying on the bed when | went in; she
looked very badly know nothing of her
habits; deft. appeared to be very much
grieyed at the loss Of his wife he was sit
ting on another bed in the same room this
was in the back room on the first floor
Warg Power Sworn-T live second door
to deft., on Front street, was at my house
on the 9th of August; know deft and knew
deceased by sight, was at his house until
he was arrested; but between II and u
o'clock noon, was sitting by my window
where | could look in deits. back yard,
when | heard deceased, scream and tell
deft. to ''go away and leave her :" then ]
heard deft ::curse and swear at her, then
her cry became smothered like My neigh
Dor Miss Polly, was sitting by my side de-
ceased cries become weaker and weaker,
and we heard no more Her cries lasted ten
or fifteen minutes have heard them so Of
ten at different times didn't mind it. At
another time heard her say for Gods sake
let me alone; your are breaking my back
| went into the house because they said she
gone away,l saw her laying there; her face
and mouth was badly bruised and swollen
She was quite warm arms purple and
SPOTTED, as if the blood had stagDated.- -
1t was about two weeks ago | heard
the cries. She had been sick ten days
since | heard her cry. / saw hel
the Monday before her death. At different
times heard screaming in the room Never
heard any threats by deft. l know nothing
further; saw deft. there once or twice on th,
9th of August. We were walking on tn.
pavement before our door.
BHthe Court-Heard screams about IL OF
IL O'Clock. the screams seemed as though
she was being smothered, saw her tn,
day before in the easement; somebody wa
quarelling there; this was the day be.
fore; def. is a quartelsome man-quarrel
ed often With his wife and with everybody
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l. A Il f S Il n T. w S.
BY TELEGRAPH)
Later from California
Arrival Of Steamer st. Louis.
Later from England
AMERICAN HORSES AGAIN BEATEN

AMERICAN HORSES AGAIN BEATEN.
New YORK, Aug. H. The steamer st
Louis arrived from Aspinwall this afternoon
She lett on the afternoon OF the Sd. Brings
California dates to the 10Th of July.
She reports Star of the West off Aspin-
wall same time, from this city via Key
West. with mails and II 100000 in specie
The Golden Gate brought from San Frau
cisco upwards OF ! 500, 900 some SIS 900
of the amount was from Frazier river. dc-.
tined for England
Advces from the mines continued to be
favorable. Emigration was brisk as ever.
although the excitement had somewh hat sub.
sided. Nearly 100 vessels left San Francis
co between the 81 and 18th Of July for
Frazier river. Other gold discoveries are
reported further north on the side Of the
Natichez. The Olympic Pioneer states, in
the attack before reported of Indians on IA
party of miners going up the Columbia
there were whites and upwards of 100 In
dams killed There has been "A collision
between :he Mercer Mining Co., in Mara
posa &C, and some Of Col. Fremont men-
The mining company made an attack upon
Fremont men, who were working lead
quartz, at Pine Tree Drift Fremonts men
defended themselves holding the place with
arms III their hand, for several dav- Ap-
plcation be made to the Governor who was
preparing to call out the militia. Tie as
sailant- Withdrew leaving Fremont men IL
possession.
The Democratic party in California. il
making preparations for the september
election There was desperate effort ma
l. E,rt b, - (. la A.
for. the admisitration The Douglas demo.
crats under the lead Of senator Broderick
The steamer Commodore which left san
Francisco Oh the sth If July for Victoria re-
turned on the 18th in q sinking condition.
She had large freight and many passengers
Dates from Oregon are to the 10th HE
Legislature had chosen = IT, ;. Senators,
namely General Lane and Dr. Lacon smith
The case at Calloa of Lamar, Fitzgerald,
and several other Americans who were
seized sometime ago as fllibusters by the
Peruvian government has been disposed of
by Is years and hard labor to each.
A difficulty occurred at Callao on the 18th
of July between French aud Peruy ian YES.
sells which threatened at one time to be Sc
rious The French Admiral had demanded
an apology ard reparation.
IL ALIfAN, Aug 1.-The R NJ. steamship
Niagara, from Liverpool at about noon Sat
urday 3lst, arrived here this NJ
Lines working very badly and but a brief
portion Of the news is yet received.
The steamship CITY Of Washington, from
New York 18th arrived at Liverpool on the
0oth.
The British Parliament was rapidly wind
ing up its business preparatory to the pro-
rogation.
The Goodwood Cup was won by Saunter-
er. The only American horse started was
Charleston, who came in last
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-12
Sherin,s Sale.

DY virtue Of a writ OF special execution issued
ID from the Office Of the Clerk ofthe District Court
- ScUtt County, Iowa, In the ease ~ X Brown
VS. steamhost Courier da.ed July l7ta 1888 and -
me directed commanding me that make or cause b.
b- .dc the Of four hundred and t3-luO dollars
500 81 amount due Including deb, interest AM
cost. wh inte-e at the rate OF SIX fJ) per cent per
anaum from the 9TH day Of July 1888 by sale Of
the fol mi personal prop rfy, io-wt The steamer
Courier it, appsrl, tsrsle, fufnt1re and appurta-
nsDcss
Notice is hereby aiven that as commanded by said
writ ,hs sell at public auction the above descri :.
bed personal property or 80 muoh thereof as "hi
satisfy said debt, inte est and costs 70 The hiShst
and hest bidder therefor in cash 1t the city OF If
Claire g. IT. Coun' " Iowa, THURSDAY August 70 p
1853 between the hou. > OF A and I ~ of ssis
day.
Davenport, Jnly 2-th ISIS
suz12itf Sheriff II Scott County Iowa
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-12
NOTICE TO ADyERTINEkN

'srge cuts charged double thr dimensions "
type
Displayed s1vertfseaeuts 0ue-half more THAI
usuAl gates.
Yearly Advertising contracts will be underEtsod o
aT!y city = the immediate busucs. oi the siyer-
tier. and all other advertisements 10 - the al
ssrtiscr Will be charged extra.
Advertisements sccornpanie ed with Instructions
viii be inserted uut brpd, and charged acc 3rdIngy
Noncrs for Igious ami benevolent purPoscs IN
serted 0ns time free OF cost, thtrfaier charged
o.h"r Advertisements.
Aiveril-enent- froK abroad must be psti fgF in.
tffidbfg m dfronce, unless from approved gent
contra Il o. ye,ry a4y"ftising trrniHs.ie al TIE
option ~ advertiser r@y pa INK all adv utesnsn ~
- per cent On he sauttact price.
Advertisements ms Ttel next 70 reading nAtter
~ pr cent afsan1e oa above rates and k's On n
r1te, % per cent h.tysufc rrgu rates.
All tTs0ssIt advertisements must ~ paid Tor H.
Afvance
RfoHARDSON Y WEST. Iowa State Democrat.
-AN DERs a BRO. Daily Gazette.
" LISJHbK n 60, Der DfnOsrst.
HAhkiSGToN WILKtE. Daily Evening Eews
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Something New.
DAVENPORT CITY EXPRESS.

Office So, Brody Street wih Mooir-% Goryd
1,HIS Express Is designed 10 deliver gocts for
i Merchants, carry packages bundles, mas sges
&c, for persons living on the blui and IN remote
IA rts Of the City VIII also be At the market houses
every morning at 81 o'clock-for the present to
take any marketing 10 residences which may b. de-
sired.
Orders left al the Office 10 the "Express" order
boxes st Mcneil BRO, II Sutton 4 Go, and W o
" ellsworth shall receive prompt attention.
The charges will b. FOR delivering bundles, packa-
ges, messages, &C, ~ any part Of the city below the
bun and between r bridge and western Avenue
10 cents. Por similar bundles, 10 1t Bsst North
Davenport 2Oc cash.
Favorable terms will be made with merchants %
others by the month oY year
nDWARD ALDEN, Proprietor,
apr7dM Omoe 50 Brady street
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-12

To DRY GooDs MERCHATs.-A pa
per was circulat ed yesterday among the
dealers in dry goods, which received the
name OF almost every responsible firm in
town, to the effect that until further acticn
they receive Florence for goods at only 90
cents on the dollar This is move in the
right direction. The meeting of the Ger
mans on Tuesday evening is having great
effect. Keep the ball in motion and drive
the trash ont of existence.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-12
THE BEST AND CHRAPnsr
HORSE AND CATTLE MEDICINE
slOan's Ointment and Condition Powder.

For Purity Midness, Certainty and Thorough
ness, SLoAs's OINTMENT eresfs and 10 = .p,oIy ru.
persedins all other Ointments and Liniuisnts noe
in use FOR ihs following diseases:
sresh wounds gals OF all kinds, sprains, brusss o.
cracked heels, bone, wiodgas, pile evil, eailas
spsvins, sweeney. fstus ritiasts vt aims larussss
aud cracks. founder-d feet, scratches aud gre lss.
mango. and h. m distemper,
JgE POWDER will remove all inflammation ana
fever, purity the bleed loosen the ssn, cleanse the
water, ana strengthen eve y part u tn body and
has proved a sovereign remedy for the follow wing
dis ,ists
Dit mpsr, hide bourd. loss OF appetite, Inward
straine, yellow water Inflammation Of the ~ o. f.
'gue from hard exercs', also rheumstisIn common
ly called sliT complaint, With proves 70 fatal I
many valuable hor-e- Ia this ccuntry. VI In Also
safe and ecrtaln remeiy for Coughs enf Colds
which generate 20 many disease.
WALTER q. SLOAN,
Original Proprietor.
Grand Depot, u south water ri In ba4smsn. of
the Richmond House, Chicago, Illinois, and .old Ia
Iea.ly every town In all the Western statrs
All Wholesale Drrggists sell the medicine At oQr
regula. Wholesale prices
FOR HORSES AND CATTLE
aLoAN's INSTANT RELIEF Is truly Great Rene iy
Hail 70 bottle OF 81 oah last ant Relief. given
In pint OF warm water, seldom falls to Horse
OF ynmon Colo In few minutes; In extreme csses
repeat the dose In fifteen minutes
For B-ulses Str aims, 81 raIns and many other In
jurlss On Horses, Catre, and other animals, eiosns
Instant Relief speedily effect cure. Many persons
iected, y the use of this wonderful medicine.
Ia II -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-12

The tIREMES's TEIAL.-In Justice
to the noble Firemen OF No. =, we would
state, that although they were beaten by
the Western lops, in horizontal throwing,
under very unfavorable circumstances, they
did beat them in perpendicular throwing,
and. whom the chances are even, can DO the
same horizontally. Our boys left the broom
on the other side, TO be sure but it will not
remain there till itsprouts-not at all send
over Your challenge, boys. and put your
selves in readiness to reeapture that broom:
on can do it. so 90 to work with right
good will.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-12
SHINPLASTER RESOLUTIONS

WHEREAS, we have takeu deprecated cur
rency as long as we can conslsterly with
our own and the best interests OF the city
ard county he it, therefore,
Ecsoiced That on and after August llth,
we pledge ourselves not TO receive any more
OF the Issues Of the Bank Of Florence, nor
fractional shinplasters.
Resoir,d, That it is the duty OF every bus
iness man III this city, to sign these resolu
tioue, aud abide by them.
hesoigtd That committee Of two be ap-
pointed to circulate these resolutions
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-12

MEErING or THE DIsTRICT CENTRAL
CoMMuTEE-A meeting of the Democratic
District will lie held to-day III this city, to
decide upon the question of nominating a
Judge for this judicial District in the piece
of Judge Grant, who declined the nomina-
inaton.
We have no desire to forestall the action
Trained from expressing any opinion upon
the subject. We shall abide by the decis-
ion Of the Committee
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-12
Ssrcat Mass WcesiD.
Al The
GER.N.T.t THE.ETKE.
TIE CURRENCY QUESTION.
intense EIciftmen
2OOOPeopie in OGE>sION.
lsit TO the House Of Z. Cook.
1 eIuonssraiiOH tO DE holden
T0.IDaS.
Visit to the House Of Z. Cook.

At eight o'clock spontaneous meeting oi
the German popul ton OF the city, number
Ing about fifteen hundred persons convened
At the German Theatre to take into consiI-
Grafton some method Of ridding themselves
OF shinplaster currency.
A number of speeches at once temperate
and decided were made by prominent per
sons. at once telnperately and decidedly
urging Il complete and immediate repudia-
tion Of shinplasters Of all characters
The meeting then adjourned to the street
where they formed into procession headed
by a corps Of drummeTs and marched down
Second street to the bank Of Cook Il Sargent
where they stopped for moment and filled
the air with groans and yells Of eXecration
for the proprietors Of Florence.
A trans pareney was then lighted and car
ried before the crowd, having on one side
DOWN WITH sIIINPLAoTERS, Z"
and on the othe,
On one end GOLD" and on the other
SILVER BY this time the crowd had
been increased by several hundred persons
After venting their indignation against the
Bank, they again form d and marched up
Perry to second, down Second to Brady,
up Brady to Fourth stopping to give three
hearty cheers for the .>tatc Uemocrat up
Brady to Fourth, 10 the house Of Fbenezer
Cook, Esq,
On arriving, Mr. Cook was loudly led
for-but did not present himself, at y ich
the crowd exhibited considerable Ie excite
ment. manifesting il Ly yells and groans
and in one or two cases by throwing stones
This last manifestation was however at
once put down by the crowd Further
calls Were then made for Mr.. Cook-still
without effect. The result was additional
yells and groans DR. Heinrich then nd
dressed the crowd advising them TO pro
ceed quietly and cody and refrain from
throwing stones After some further
speeches and additional manifestation Of
their dislike of shinplasters, the crowd then
to meet this morning at Washir q
ton Square and 10 visit the Bank in pro
cession
The different military companies in the
city are called oat 10 take position before
Cook 4 Sargents Bank this morning at
o'clock
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Public Voice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the unfersigued
~ have assoctatad themselves together for the
purpos1 Of eetablishing Branch of III. state bank
of Iowa, In Da Davenpcrt, Scott county Iowa as zpec
fed In q certificate as required ny law, lhi- aay I'
9Th inc R.cordsr of Deeds In and fer Scot county,
Aforesaid and that the books % Sobscrption 70 ihe
CAPITAL etoek of said Branch Bpnt vii be orened on
the Path day Of August, A. 1873, al tne bahkihg
House OF Nsokl 4 Coz bin In sail city cfDtvehport
TO be kept open - required by law.
witness our hands thi- 81 day OF August, A. ID.
1855.
LOUIS MACKLOT,
AUSTIN C0RBiS,
GEO. @. DOW,
q. c. q. MITCHELL,
CHARLES WESTON,
August oil, d.Hd u. SMITH.
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East Side OF Brady Street,

Af Joining the northern boundary line OF the city
s.lendIl, large and oomm0di1us two stony BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE. anu sppuI .snancss viii nr
sold - public auction, Sale pos tive and without
reserve. This property Is we'll suited for srturban
Xofe, Is an ereeIent site for gardsn. aud q uo-t
de rirnble situation the terminus o| omnibus
hne-brsdy street beit x the prin ipa street I'm the
city and closely built almost to the limits of this
tract. GEO. eCHHIBHL, Owner
Il. PARKER, Aucti neer.
Wd. DoOLAs, Az mt 10 whom application can b
msd- for further particulars. Th@ abcys property
viii be held st priSdts sale, at ioo price Up TO tbs
time OF auction. JyaDa.
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DAVENPORT, Aug. IL, lSj

TN IIVN'
Mr.. Gro /. CARLTON, Foreman Of Western,
Engiae Go. No ], Rock klu d
SIr: The members of Fire King Engine
Company No. are anxious to have anoth-
er trial with your Engine.
We therefore challenge you to friendly
meeting for the Broom" to be held in
Davenport at any time within the next SIX
ty days.
We would be pleased to meet your COM
mittee at any time to make the arrange
ments Yours, DC,
MARSH NOE,
Enra,,op E;yo E;nc, NJ
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-12

The GAINESVILLE (Wis) Gazette intimates
that there IS something very rotten in the
City Bunk of that city. 1t hints fraud
We call the attention Of the two sneak
Of the GazeHe to the above item Cannot
one Of them be spared long enough TO 20 to
Janesvil.e and get up protest of the mer-
chant II that eity aL4inst the course OF its
nlmesake: What business has any news
house,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-12
JAMES r. .u0ItEG7,
MAlSNILLE AGENCY OFFICE,
UIcK0Ry GuOyE SCOTT IN toWa

AVIEG disposed OF his Interest Ia the Store bust
i bets IN the villas" has opened one f1r the
ranrs .ion OF Gen raj teeucy Bnslf c-s Tor the
bale Of lauds ilasiug oonyes ances and taking app-
ations 10 inauia@ca ~ Town proper Y, collecting
hotc aud accounts, etc.
Asn-attcndtug suits before Justics Courts IL the
pounly,
He will 50 keep Register Of Land for saie in TIL q
md ssionng counties gtying full description, and
he Terms Of Sale oil thr same.
Also-a stock EstrAy Book, In which al entry will
be made, on Application ot estrays taken up other
Eise, with = do cripton OF the and where they
nay be found.