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New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-18
CUPREME COURT.-COUNTY or WEsT-

~ CHESTEK-CahsTnr schickeT plaintiff, against Henry
and sarah L. Colt his wife the United states Trust
psny New iork Moses Taylor sssu aud tru.tee
for the benefit creditors said Henry Colt deiendAnts
for reetCo rot TO the above named fe
fendsnt, HENRY A. COLT: fou hereby summoned and
filed the Office Of the Clerk OF the County Of Weteh.eT IL
Of White Plains in said county snd 90 copy Of
your snswer the ssd complain, on the subscriber his Office
st number 1S9 Broadway In the City II SewYork within
AFTER the of th escns
III such ,eryice; tail s.t
complaint thin the time aforesaid the plaintiff IN this setion
will apply the Cot for thu relief demanded in the comp u'
-Dsted August l. 1855
ROBT : ROWLEY, Plaintiff Attorney
AEc further required notice thai the above
mentioned complaint the ih dsy Of Aa1a 1873 filed
70 e Office Of the CLERK Of .sid County We-theer N the
town White Plains IN aid couuyDsted Aggust ~, lt
ROBT. :. BOWLEY, Plaintiffs Ai.orry,
au2 iaw6ws No. ass Brosdwsy New orb
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-18
Goal.

OBURNs Extra LARD OII-very pure; viii
ssses rsm and win bum eeal 10 Sperm. Barrels 80 to -
.~~-~ JoU., ~. QUINCY, I Co., Ne. - " A-s-ss.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-18

Wnhout entering into RrcxLL.s competition this Company
.ns b @ onI . q. b Of the
and the KEA SECURITY Of the Company and the insured VIII
warrant.
CHARLES J. MARTIN, OLIVER =. WOOD
AZ WILLMARTH, ALFRED s. BARNES.
GE6kGE C. Collins ROE LOCKWOOD,
DASFORD " BARNEY JOHN O. NELSON,
THOMAS ,IEs;sEsTGER [EEyIR; M0STSs, N65I
CHARLks sR1S B. B. HATCH TnH JOHN B. HUTCHINSON,
RoMER MORGAN AMOS r DWIGHT,
JAMES HtHPHREY, JESSE HoYT,-
GEORGE PEARCE, wM. sTURGIs, Jh,
yxMRs MSR2 4 Low. @ohk' sfbSkY sHnS = a1s6s s3sp
l. H. FROTIIiNGHAM GEORGE T. sTEDMAN,
eHARks eHfhks ii A. sSfkTd6ks sohT6s S@yaus @a fSspIek,
THEODORE MoEAMEE y. II. COssITT.
"i0h'"O CHARLES j. MARTIN President.
J. MILTON SMITH Secretary.
NLINTON FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
~ OAiee, No 81 Wsll-t, New-York.
CASH CAPITAL S0S 09S
a All lo.,e. piomr;ly adja;,sd s.a gss.
H'a Ls oa@ o.4pS WE y ccre. Alfred %
Ckaie. r. ~ord., Samuel wilett., sy''r l. H. Ward
John John celnp,on Geo Gn@od U Robert n Bruce,
D. Henry haish, Noah $. Hunt J. $ Boyd v,n.
siIs. Btopscn Geo A. Townsend Henry 5. Levericb,
A. r. Emo Don Alon1o Cushman,J II. Holcomb.
HUGH LAING, President
JAS B. AsEs, jr., Secretary.
X Nc KER BO C. X Z K
IN FIRE ISSTHAScE SS NEMeloER SpafASY'
No. Ga Walst
IscoRroRArrD 1857. ~
'"''i AL WiTM 4 SURPLUS
"'r'F' Y witGiaM fLIYs,9 FUCKER, rt5ni rr..ldsn.
Gro. HopespoS, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-18

STATE OF kEw.Yonx. BANK DEPARTMENT, March 49, is57
NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant to the Statute
IN made and provided that all the CIRCuLT-
ING NOTES issued TO THE CANAL BANK OF LOCkPORT,
BANKING Association Lockport Niagsrs County must he
sned at the Office q Superintendent Of the Bank Depart
mcnt of the State Of NewYork for payment within TWO
YEARS hereof the funds deposited for the
demption of the Circulating Notes issued the said Bank will
be given up JAMES NJ COOh, superh~naent
The Bank Albany, Albany will redeem the Notes in
h.h.lf of IN, SUPERINTENDENT nh2 law2yS
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-18

Il COMPANY-Bosroy, Sept TO- ls5s-Holder. Of Coupons
at the Oce of the Farmers Loan and Trust Company in the
CITY of NewYork before the Sd inst, viii receive pay
men, therefor Of sad Office prox IN NewYork funds
ISAAC LINERMORE Treasurer
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-18

NAY BOAT for ALBANY.-S Steamer META
~ MORA ev-rv TUESDAY. THURSDAY snd, sAruR-
, ~ !, uss rasI isst u teyss, = vssssA . D..
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-18

O III N s NJ p K n 5
- AGENT for LAKE SUPERIOR COPPER MINING COS,
and STOCK BROKER,
No Hsnover-st
RyfEREKCEs:
MARINE BANK, NewYoTk 49,
NOSES A. HOPPOCK, esq, Treasurer, Minnesota Mining
Co.. Newly
ASHLEY NORRIS, Newly
JOHN r. GRANT, esq, Detroit, Mich
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-18

OFFICE OF THE NEw-YoRK AND ERIE RAILRoAD Co,
Eew-York, Sept. II, 1883
rTNHE annual election for DIRECTORS of the
Il NEW-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD co. viii be held
ct Office place TUESDAY The lhh October next
from II O'Clock m 20 o'clock p. IN.
The Transfer Books Will be closed the st October q.
a. and be- opened IN the day after the election.
By order Of the Board of Directors,
NATHANIEL MARCH. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-18

NOTICE-To BONDHOLDERS of THE CO
IN VINGTON AND LEXINGTON RAILROAD COMPANY.
A meeting Of ~ holders Of SECOND MORT0AGE BONDS
of THE COXB0TON AND LEXINGTON RAILROAD
COMPANI,wM be held al the Office OF JOHN FERGUSON,
esq, No 35 Pnes, FRIDAY Sept "a inst, at O'Clock
attendance Of those IL requested
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-18

OFFICE CHICAGO, ST. PAUL FoyD Du LAC r. r. Co.,
No. II Wal-st-, New York, Aus. 20, 1853. J
DAILR DAD MOTT G f The
IL Annual Meeting Of Stockholders Of this Company for the
election Of the Directors for the ensuing and u transact
any other business that may legally before them will be
holden the Office Of the Company, IN Chicago, TUES
DAY, the 5th day OF October next at O'Clock p.
Per order) J. w. CCRRIER, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-12

INTELLIGENCE OEE1CEs
A Ia yAnfI.IEs WANTING coon srEvssre rwwR.
a ds,ciy osLslV them Al the large fnsutuie
tonoe e-ueatics i38 lith of 6h This ases
hss -hun isnce Of civil capable hello an
Conducted BY rcspccsabe Americas LADY
vrlNrrIEs AND HOTELS IN WANT or GOOD DO
~ meec female halp viii always ind god selection Of
90 ~ fis Brcsivsv; s-o coachran gardeners farmers
srd seorers AZ this or the branch Office. l Liberty
terms moderate.
sEykETpD-Tyo YOUNG MEN To TRAVEL. TWO
w bookkeepefs three clerks for hppmg two con.
ducorr four cerss for dry goods aod grpcerv
bateren three ree1 two p1rers three drivers
NO Keepers c1srhmer End four for ssamers
Apply 20 LOUIS KAUFMAN, zee Rrosdwey.
yxyAHTEr-rHRrT GIRLS, TO TRAVEL TO EUROPE
w and California two ladies' Dsids governess and
hovset Only Jctable girls please call on
LOCM KAUFMAN, 1t6 Broadway.
yyvArTFD-A cr.FRK FOR A FIRsr CLASS cry
w hotel, ALTO ouifoor salesman for . wholesale
Honor Ard sfAr houye kpp 81 the Eercsants CerKs Re.
sgrY Cuee ~ hrOedusy StuttJrs 'red for
isb.s men. No c5rnmfs.on Ia advance. Boy wanted.
yyANrRD-A GIRL 30 30 GENERAL HoUarw oRK
w sbor dsncg IN The country, arr feyersi Pro
tent ri for "a oil Aifust1ni IN he CIV GIRLS seiv
rys1 and small stris wanted fortnight wors Apply " JOHN
'fOuFG no och s1erue
VVtEtEI-A POKryR AND BARTENDER Foa A
W h0ff po0f wage Esi cInstas' uroYmeuI fir1 To-
rsee ba sat- epnly ttig day VIII recon- co faions 81
lci ful.o1 e BlookiTn btsament
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sEGAas Aeo TOnAcco.
10 pErKMsN srsrrr


flAsu PURCBksERs CAN PROCUzE GgFAr 8Ar
~ gains IN Havana domestic and German - for
mas ne low - per thousand operas az ow ~ ~ per
thousand Cash advances inside on ssxera ~ snprni
d. ghEEkl ~ Brpstetv
SE0hFS -THE BEsr HAVANA $50 AS ARf gllJsI
- % hANON fgaNANDEl CARuiN, rho sas 9ees
Qpner aud C cor IT ~ fecsDres called "a Invenli rnh
~ Clcr1 We uees cnlg the most felaN ie%geH :" q.
Vnelie Ahs1 ali % avoid oonucritts NC f1als "a III.
tozcs year ggnaiu.o ahf rriva'' cluier'i AIites
No f1 T-f,ris Itrref n1ssifs wallis a Hsva1R wfre
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-12

YOUTH AND BrAUTy.-roR BeAUrrrYnG The
complnron and rcmovus frectIes tan, suubus and eli
dLscclorstons Of The shn, urs
PRIUER KALypoR
West Irdis preparation, and oertsn and slos. insrn-
tan eoua remedy for all cuaneous eruposs Of me Ease tam
YELLOW AND sALrow COMPANION
lno delcase sof smooth veivetne color Ladies using
rsbaster meen fun, As Invited 70 botoe - W.
cosie and vii give nesn sprc sstssctos Prico
cent? bcue To,sAo At se drug store ss srAsd "rses'
NJ B.-Gsn.rrner VIII ara erfces Kaiydor- a aAnira
Bile preparation fer solhnG andsr sktn and aiavm9 any
imitation amer shavtns.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-12

HkkklChs CARrkI SwEEPIsG kACalNE PRE-.
II vsnts the rising OF Gust wes csSs
Ie' and uas sorr Wsrrsa ed 10 giyc .sist o.
ton. WoODNAN sC6MIrF AGENTS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-12

UvwnNry-roUR GENTS IN CASH or POSTAGE
j stamps viii sood avcrm .
ssusemsaA g 70 gain sliyinE 'Dr Ia, tons ,ve.s re-
be made for ~ cents Powder for removing hair from
ne neck and tooth powdcv hair resorer hair
dycs pomades bloyn of for the face for
feches indieib rt fcv the fsce family sosp curs
for for nendrs china. All easily made
have been used with of the receipts
from - 70 ESQ cash The above WIN be any
address The United States receipt OF
samps. BY directing 70 DIR LAYTON, e. Alen Greet rsu
Yorh.
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EXCURSIONS.

ExCurNorg-rHs CosnoDIus srsAsgq y, wAaiI
IN TNGrON can't Thoa Jones sud b.rgcs JIFFfRS0r
and BALrTMoRk IN thorough ORDER eau Be chartered ~
summer excursions re~so,sble terrs Aso snsuM va
KIg 2o6 sesf street
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n ONION DOCK uEFsvsev sRANnv. F0URFsbN
~ years Old, pure bonc)o port pse) Vnt 1897 CAV cc
relied fcr ieEsNl rss b. Ne bottle, fo.sh Cl saI
venev4i sssorirneui Of ao svd N rftn vim ~ fes
parer. seaafs Sc uE. KIRE. 81 70 IN urea
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yITAErEn--By APBoRE sED wOSAN CO0E. A sTrU.
W acr as h-ef Cak ms toie " any srfe .a 1 sosni
e. asa rfr4st naerv cot, bskef, c1ulefiJner,
Tcseii Of ~ tufF al xiuis ~ mess snics art
rzt-s vi frsrrh tHr IN cffitf rl- fu1 n
90 drufr M rtfes aaesi mnuner. ntoe
~ rf t'r1fi f rae lfur.ffrufr 81 n11v rei-. f'ffn
fa srn tl auffv at lf Hfet ~ e. between
3 slA "a aFl., igr 80 asys Btsl ~ Fclere-ve
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NOR skLE-By PRIVATE BARGAIN FROM TweNtT
thirty volumes Of TIE Daily Herald Tribune Tin
Apply I, Mr. SCOTT cottage northwest corner Of Fy.se
oond street and Eighth avenue.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-24

From the hianaer d. .1rgas We clip few
Interesting items:
"oS Dr.-That negotiations are pending
for the purchase Of Mr. Eaymonds printing
Office Mr.. Davis, of Davenport, we believe,
u to be the purchaser, who win put out a
Black Republican paper, which is to be ed
tied by DIR. Saunders. Make the arrange
ment by all means, gentlemen
How is that, Doe We supposed you
was welded to Davenport
"RocK ISLAND AND STERLIso RAnRoAp.-
It is with much pleasure We are able to
state that Messrs Zimmerman l. Co. are go
ing to work on this road in real earnest-
They are now on the ground. They have
sublet the first thirteen miles leading east
from Port Byron. to Messrs. Reynolds 4
Saultpaugh, of our city, two gentlemen who
have had much experience in building Rail
roads. The work Will all be done ready for
~ cara hv .i-~ a. = IS IAnuary next This
10 CHEERING inrell;gen.e. W. ~, ~
accomplished, and that we may have anoth-
er line of Railroad running out of our city
by that time We are certain Of one thing,
and that is, that Messrs. Reynolds 4 Sault-
paugh will push forth their portion with en-
ergy and perseverance"
"ArrEMprED SUIcIDE.-The Port Byron
Messenger gives the following account OF an
attempt at suicide, which prove a failure
"A young man in the employ of the Ferry
Company, attempted suicide last Monday
morning by jumping off the ferry boat into
the river. After soaking, however, few
moments, he scrambled back with consid-
erable clergy, probably having forgotten
something he wished to attend to before
"shufiling off this mortal coil" From the
fact of his taking with him into the water
that simple household instrument sacred to
woman. called a broom, we presume that
disappointment in love was the cause Of
this rash attempt. Upon safely reaching
the deck again he remarked, "Ah-eu eu en- !"
which was all his anxious friends could get
out Of him. We hardly believe the expert
ment will be repeated again till warmer
weather."
cX"We regret to learn that Capt Reach
is lying sick in his bed at the Rock Island
House. His disease is Of bilious nature,
and it is hoped he will be out soon. Mr..
Robinson will have charge of the Tishomin-
60, during the indisposition ofCapt. Keach.'
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-24
Sherin,s Sale.

DR. virtue q special execution issued from the
ID oce OF the clerk Of the District Conrt OF Scott
county, Iowa in favor 4 Mary Folton ana Ambrose
@. Fulton, and against n Bousel, Elisa Housed
and John Svits, dated on the 96th day of March,
1858 ahd to me directed, commanding me TO make or
cause to be made, the of one hundred and ffty-
seven and 40 100 dollars (4157 4O) emount due 10
cuding debt interest AMI costs with interest thereon
q the rate Of ten per cnt per annum from the thi-
teenth day Of February, lSlS By sale Of the fol-
lowng described real estate r. wit That part Of the
Block number one ~ In A G Pultons addition 70
East Davenport which Is particularly described and
bounded - follows, viz Beeinoing the south Tine
Of sad block number ene ID two hundred and nfty-
nve (2o feet esstwardly from the south corner
of said block; running thence northWoFily 10 line
at right ANGLES TO the south side OF said block hun.
dred and afty 5O fest, to the south side Of College
Avenue; thence esstwardly along the south sie C.l
leee Avenue twenty [2Ol feet, 10 the west line Of
tract Of land hHetofore sold and conveyed BY
Fulton to nargsret BaSkaiow thence seutnvsrdly
IN line at right angles TO the south side OF said blosk
and along said Barkaow's vast line one hundred and
nfy lloO feet to the south side Of sad block twenty
lto rect to the place OF beginning and command
Cd ~ taid execution, shall sell the above described
real estate at the Court House door In OFT county
q Public outcry, on Friday The 21st day Of Nay,
leo5 at the hour OF O'Clock Of said day, 70 She
highest bidder therefor in cash
April 80 1855. H. LIONARD,
apr2ld1t-W2w Sheriff OF Scott county,.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-24
THIRTY-FIFTH CONGRESS.

Jonrs JHsns.IoS: ososa aPai. Pa.iious
consent of the House, to print for the use Of
the Committee on Ways and Means, the In
dian appropriation and Indian deficiency
bills, in order TO forward the pnblic bust
ness. George Taylor, of N. V, objected
Jones said he wished the objection voted.
At one o'clock on motion Of Mr. English,
the committee rose, when he made report
from the Committee on Conference on the
Kansas bill. 1t is signed by English and
stephens on the part of the House. and by
Green and Hunter of the Senate-Seward
and Howard dissent. The report provides
for the admission of Kansas under the Le-
compton Constitution.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-24
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
RErogTED EXPRESSLY koR TIE DEMoCe At.
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA

HALIFAX, April 90.
The Canada has arrived with Liverpool
dates to the 10TH
Cotton slightly advanced during the week
-sales I. 400 bales
Provisions and'breadstuffs 9ueit. Consols
sc lsa96 3 s.
The steamer North American arrived out
on the Sth inst.
lNDIA-Bombsy dates to the 18th had
been received at London.
The Rebels were fleeing from Lucknow
and nearly all the city was in possession Of
the British troops.
The artillery and cavalry were in hot
pursuit OF the fugitives.
The fighting had not bean very severe,
and the losses to the troops light.
A panic occurred At Calcutta in conse-
quence Of an apprehended outbreak ,bu. tn e
alarm proved to be unfounded.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-24

| For the Democrat.
Who 10 doctor Colei In the Gazette OF
April e2d and the Ner. of April ssd. GER
tain Doctor Cole is advertised under the
head of Difficult Surgical Operations" This
like many other methods of humbuging,
will, among such men as look only at the
columns Of imposition in these fast times. be
taken as genuine, pure and unadu!terated.
But my opinion is that this famous travelling
Doctor is another of the thousan travelling
humbugs. But as an opinion without a res-
con is sometimes worthless will give yo1
some of my reasons Tor the eonslasion -
TT ,..,c come. The manner ,n which
he brings himself before the public is such
as no regular physician or Surgeon is justi-
fed in adopting. Does Valentine Mott
adopt this methods know of no Surgeon
of eminence in the profession who travels
out of his region of professional services and
who through the medium Of the press intro
duces himself as an operator in the neigh
borhood of other Surgeons whose capacity
he knows nothing about. Dr. Cole being or
having been a student or pupil Of the ccle
brated DR. Valentine Mott is no good reason
that he is better qualified to practice the art
Of Surgery than thousands Of other students
of this same Valentine Mott Whose au.
thority have we that che has satisfactory
credentials as thoroughly educated phys
sicia n and brings the very best testimonials
of being q skillful land successful operator ~
To whom does he submit such credentials
and "the testimonial Z" To the editors Of the
Gazette and Ners | suppose who profess to
know all about the matter. Good judges
We suppose.) The list Of operations profess
sed to be performed are no other than all
Surgeons are supposed to be qualified to
perform where circumstances justify opera
ating at all. There is nothing new in his
announcement of operations. And l shall
be astonished to learn that our community
were so destitute of professional surgeons as
to give this stranger more confidence than
any Of the men whose names and credentials
are as truly satisfactory as those of DR..
Coles can be and beside they are not 80 liza
ble to the subterfuge Of beirg imposters as
the pretensions of strangers. With such
men as Adler, O'Reardon, Baker, Shelton,
LANCER and others.in Davenport, or Gregg,
Plenner and others in our neighboring city
of Rock Island are prepared to perform
these difficult operations in surgery, think
the patronage of our community will b.
small for such man as the celebrated Doc
tor Cole. With these remarks leave the
public to think of the propriety of such fa-
cities as are offered by this famous Doctor.
NJ D.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-24
Burning Of the Ocean Sprvy.

ST.. LOUIS, April %
At about o'clock this morning the
steamer Ocean Spray was totally destroyed
by fire about five miles above the city
eight or ten lives are supposed to have been
lost. The burning boat foated against the
steamer Keokuk which was lying on the
shore above the city and which was also
entirely destroyed. The Spray was val
ued at s35 5,OOO-insured in Pittsburgh Of
fees Of S25 200. Keokuk valued x35 ,OOO-
insured $4,000
The missing by the burning Of the Ocean
Spray as far as ascertained are as follows:
Thos. Trott. Arkansas; Mr.. Hicks, ,Pittsfield,
ILL.,; John B Hitter. ST. Louis; Stephen I.
Shargo, Engineer; Maria Carroll, Chamber
maid; Miss johnson. Miss Thompson, resi-
dences unknown; two children, name un-
known.
The Ocean Spray and the Hannibal City
were racing at the time of the accident
The fire caught by throwing turpentine in
front Of the furnace
About 10 o'clock last night the steamer
Star of the West lying at shore just above
the keokuk, took fire from burning trees,
ignited by flames from the latter boat and
was entirely comsumed.-Loss unknown.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-24
From w arlington.

WASHINGTON April 23.
The receipts into the Treasury during last
week amounted to Sc, ,OOO. 900. The amount
deposit is over seven millions, OF which five
and half millions are subject to draft.
A joint resolution will shortly be intro
duced into Congress, extending the time
for examng into the cases Of Naval officers
affected by the action of the retiring board,
with the view to future actionby the
executive None have been examined for
Commodore Smith, Chief of Bureau Of
Navy Yards and Docks, has left the city for
tour Of inspection Of the Norfolk, New
York and Philadelphia Navy Yards.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-24

DAY OF Fasting AND PRAYER.-The
Committee Of arrangements Of the Union
Prayer Meeting after careful eonddera-
ton, and consultation with the Pastors Of
the several churches, have appointed Tues
day next, to be observed BY the churches In
this city - day Of fasting and prayer.
The order Of arrangements II - follows:
At 8 o'clock A. n, prayer for one hour
At the Congregational Church.
Alto o'clock A. H.. prayer for one hour,
and Afterwards . sermon at the First Nslho.
dist Church, at the corner Of Brady and
Fifth stssstA
Al o'clock p. n, pssy@::5or eas hour at
Metropolitan Hall
Al sslssk r. Il. pssye ~ - Asas d
~ yis1l psvahrtslisa oAaDGA
,l'S|;aSiI ! \ ", ,;ssssx = ~ -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-24
Shcrin,s Sale.

DY virtue ef . special execution issued from the
- Office OF the clark OF the District Court Of Scott
county, Iowa, in favor Of A rulton, and against
Margaret Barhalow, Barkalsw p n Housel,
Elisa Housel, William Clark, William Alien and
John Switz, da' ed on the Goth day OF March 1855
and to me directed commanding me that I max or
cause 10 be made the sum Of 'welve hund dr ed and
gh'y seven aud 40l0o dollars Sl2s1 40 amount due
including debt Interest ant costs, with est there
on at the rate Of ten per cent per snnum from the
10Th day Ct February 1855, BY sale OF the follow
ine described real estate. to wit A part OF blo,k
humber one II IN Fulton's addition to East Da-
~enport, particularly described and bounded Is fol.
lows viz Besinning At point in the sou heYn boun-
dary line Of said Block oDa handred and fiffy.six
Col ee, west from the south east corner OF said blk
thence running west sixty 1901 feet thence north .,
right angles with said southern boundary line sixty
1901 fet thence north At right angles with aaid
southern boundary line, one hundred and fifty [l5Ol
feet thence asst psrale with said southern bounda-
ry line sixty 1901 feet; thence south one huudred
and fifty 1907 feet, To the Of beginning and a.
comma nded by said executi I shall sell the above
described real estae 1t public outcry. At the Cour:
House door In Scot county Iowa, Friday the 2lst
day Of May, 1855, at the hour OF O'Clock P n
ofsad day. to the highest bidder thsrefr in cash.
sufficient thereof TO satisfy satd debt, interest and
costs
April 20, 1875. II LEONARD,
apr24dl-w2s Sheriff Of 50 d county
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-24
TThe Bali at the Burtls

~The Ball at the Burtls House
on Thursday evening was indeed pleasant
affair. No pains had been spared by the
management to perfect every arrangement
that would c"nduce to the enjoyment Of
those who participated, and in their efforts
they were signally successful.
The party was not as large as we had an
ticipated, there being about one hundred
couples present The ladies were all in
high spirits-not wine-and entered into
the dance with a zest for enjoyment truly
refreshing.
OF the supper we have only to say, that
the inimitable Frank kendrick was the ca
terer, to have said sufficient
Much credit is due the managers for their
efforts to make the affair pleasant to all the
participators.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-24
An Ordinance.

Be 1t enacted by the City Council Of tie
City Of Davenport. That from and after the
passage of this ordinance the annual salary
of the City Engineer shall be three hundred
dollars, payable quarterly.
SEC 2 All ordinances and resolutions in
conflict with this ordinance, be, and the
same are hereby repealed.
Passed and approved April 81, 1853.
EDESEEZER Cook. Mayor.
Attest, HALLEr kLBoUgN, Clerk.