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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-18
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DY virtue OF execution issued from the Office Of
ID the Clerk of the Di let Court Of Scott county
Iowa In the case ofAdam opst vs.. L"yi Mason,
and Thomas Gallon, dated July "a 1858 and to
me directed, commanding M that Of the goods, chat
tells, stock or interest in an company dfbts dn ,
property In tht hands OF third persons lands and Ten.
mems, which are not exempt by law from execu
tion, make cause 10 b. mad. the sum OF ne
hundr ed and aixty -eight a. 50 100 dolars 65 30
amount due. Including 6ebt interest aad costs Of
suit well all accruing cts on execution. with
interest thereon a. the rat. Of six (Gl per ccnt per
.um from the lIlh day OF June u 1o5o. BY vir-
the OF said Wr. have levied Vi on III foowitg 10
wit All the rgh', it'll. ami Interest which the said
def Meant his an! to he foowing described pro
cry, TO wit Tw 20l acres Of whea in The shock,
twenty fonr ares n oats staining, now on the
farm Of Wing, IN Winfield township, scott county,
Iowa
Notice Is hereby sven that will sell the right, II.
tie and interest of the said defendant Cation IN and
TO the properly above d. scribed, At public outcTy to
the highest and best bidder theref In cash, the
farm Of aid Wing, In wni' Ii township, S,ott couD-
ty. Iowa on Toesdsy the 3lst day OF August, \ d
1888. between the hours OF A NJ aud NJ Of
said day.
Dat d July 81. 1868.
Signed II. LEONARD.
aug3tl wlw Sh'fOf Scot county, Iowa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-18
For Sale.

vTyHg three story Brick IIsuse located on the
i corner OF Second and Reynolds Streets in the
city of I9Clalre containing ten rooms, having riv.
or view 81 some mi'es up and down also a good
c,s,ern which cont aims some 300 arrel Of water and
good brick smoke house. II Is one Of the healhest
locations on the Mississippi River.
TENS, 81, 500 cash, the balance in l, and
years. ct 10 per cent interest. For further pa-tcu
lars inquire on the premises. The house 10 not one
year old -
apr17-H N. B. TNRWHNS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-18
DENTAL.
ID II NJ IT Is TR Y.
JAMES MORROW,
Surgeon and Mechanical Dentist.

>n OFFERS HIS SERVICES AS SUCH
to bis friends and the public IN
UYy = ii, oeiIeviHs mat Wiu
xxXJ give entire satisfaction In eli work
dou1 IN TIE >c.:a; .ne. lie has been engaged In Dr.
Goofrichs Office :or the last fifteen months, and be
ievug that he has sustained bis former reputation
o. Dentist he asks for portion OF the patronage
from his friends and the public. His requirements
In the knowledge of Denristry and arrangements In
his oce and laboratory such that he lie prepared
do any work ia the Dental line. His mode OF worn
different from ell others In his section of the coun-
:ry, being c-snly and durable, and worn with
more comfort and satisfaction to the w-srer He
<l put IN ARTIFICIAL ihdentuTes from one to an en-
tire set, and do all other worA appertaining 10 Den
tistry.
Once and residence connected, Oh Fourth street.
secon nd house vest Of Main, Joining DR.. Fountain .
residence.
Auy number Of references given II required
MAJ 1dtf.
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RAILROADS.


SsssseDsser .ATT0tagessee1sf,
nN and after H7riag May iTfh 1858, and until
/furtner notice trsine will RocA isand daily
Sundays excepted, o. foilovs
list mail train st 25A n
"a freight s50A y
I'd night express 10 p. y.
Trains arrive u kock Island daily, Sundays ss-
csptcd. ~ follow
let niaEt eapr-Bs ~ SD A \
I'd freight trans 81 4@F =.
81 mali tram a. osof
over this road are In direct oonnexion ~
chicago with both the Michigan southern
Michigan Central, Pit sburs, gort ayne And Ohics
e. Raj R1s1 70 and from Dstsoit, Toiedo,
(lcyelari Columbus. Cincinnati, Pittsburgh,
Duuk,rb BuGnio, Ssgara Falls Albany, New York,
P,,isdsi,,b,. Baltimore and Washington. Alec st
fas,I. with trains " the Illinois Central R,ad-
Eorth 10 saIena and South 81 Louis and Cstro, TO
-hlch % aces tickets can b. procured Of
". h. Gremoeile, Ticket Agent,
Agents, Il. X. Depot Rock Island.
Passengers reminded Of the necs ssty Of sivine
distinct directions as To the destination their bag
gage also procure tickets before taking their seats
In the the conductors collect Only 70 Sta
ttons the line Of the Chicago Ahock Island railroad
JOHN r TRACY, Superintendent.
". n WHIrnAB, ASST Sup't.
ROck Island. Nay. I6 1873. tdtN
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M nO0 ON RsaiEcsts,e. for one Or tss
S43VU.V' ~ ocA''' = DOW.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-18

These remarkable fAmi.
ly Medicines hay. stood the
test Of public experience
fuenap years ; have been
used by over three millions
OF persons, aud are still
CONFUSING the N &c ica !
world with their Startling
Cures.
These Pills are particu-
larry adapted 10 diseases
peculiar to he Western and
Southwestern States, and
Will be found, en- trial, I e
most vslunDle Ca;hdrtlc at
present Anown.-For TWEEN
ty ye RS their use N the
Middle and Easte Ii States
has oean uniimit d, aud
their success in curing dis
ease . perfect series ~ tri-
amphs. ont.iping no Mer-
curry, they can be used at
any time without regard
TO employment or diet. Be-
Ing Coated with Sugsr,they
are pleasant to take, unit
ing AS they do, the Power
Of Mercury vita the ease
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also n full assortI-ent 81 Binders stock.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-05

GTRAYED OR sTULEN-FRoa Is GREAT JONES
~ Hrcei, black and tan nasal pup about fDur mouths
same. Apply ~ above.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-05

Gas, PR Sept n g Ss, e VIE ,sd q, w Nss nss s
day Larukah, Brown, for do days, howman wooster
81 J1so, Sep, AR bark Ocean Home, Merrill Nyork.
Hosne Ports.
BOSTON, OF 3 p Mari schr L.ensaale, Crowel sew
SS A. s.:as e SsAs ao M Bamor
Tsmplsr ew q Boston 7Sl tons, Martin New o.s ss
liam w,.Ss Mobile wssr qsss Garansr
, d. dS sS h Ss
lene Kelley NTors American oe, Halieit, 40 Mary Ma
I'm sRssr s e. PHI Pill
adsphs sr Seven Sisters Crowley 1ssSSas ron.
KSowo Poss@ SSn iisI PRESCOTT
s%s @ ss PsySn FRANK III us Ps
sasss, wapss' snd AID KRgish and uordery sabcock,
E ES s%p Edwin loys Vest
Slss fHss Esa
wind NV fresh steamers Jos Whitney 7 sprsgae; ships
Frsa Sar9 Stewart Daniel wcsser brss Facsor
Clark Aarate soson Irene, Essex; Sunday, wind NV
iohTr Sy .s6 snip Eliza Ella L, New Bedford bark
Virginia Creed, Warwick, Va; steamer City Of New York
q, s sss1a uss q,
wak%sis,er Ro'srdsi; SarSs rsaqia, wilson Moneyies
ea s p y SSne no Jao . Ra
lic Snow Noreans; Emily Johnson Tunnel Work Emma
eager Savannah; ship iSna lsrem warsmsser Rosr
brig G wf h a sa as @
Benson Franklin Ships Ellen Stewart Coin from Bal
more for Rotterdam. and Helene Srem from City Point for
- both went sea from Cape Henry Oct l.
CHARLESTON, Sept 3o-Arr steamship Nashville Murray
Nyork Cid schrs Nershon, Cole, Provtience War
ng Smith Boston. Sid ship Yemassee Chiis, Liverpool
schrs W Mershon, Cole, Providence, Warlng. Smith
Boston: Geo Davis Tuledge, NYork.
NEW ORLEANS Sept 26Arr steamships Mexico I.awcss
IndiaD0a Galveston; Calhoun Gardner Key West v'
Florida ports; ships Bosrdman Brown Dictator re
rega Hayes Paine and Thorwadsen Brown, Liverpool
Mcclellan Boson Mapo Sp Mas Barceiona schr Star, Gam
| mon, Vera Cruz.
21th-Arr steamship ob Waterman iTuard, Pert Iavacs
ships Addie Snow Howe and James sesmih, Watts Boston
Britannia Paen and Joseph Clark keaser Iverpocl BARI
Narmon, Saler, NYork. Cid ships Charlotte Reed Coomos
Liverpool; Tounn, Prndc, Cork Tor orders, IL Booty
Badger, Bremen; brig Stevens, Waters Havana sen
Howard, McDoaald Cienfucgos.
2sth-Arr ship Orozimbo new Folsom BOSTON. Below
ships Sas Holmes Griffith VIM Rathhone Pratt fores, King
Bowlcs and Storer. Overlook from NYork susan Kinks
Freeman from Boston, Brcm bark Achilles. Norienholtz
from Liverpool Cid steamship Calhoun Gardner Key Yves
via West Florida ports ship Ocean STAR Brown london Bren
hrig Alhauoss Manner, Liyerpoc Br cr Mary, Stevens
| Belize, Hon.
Towed to cd, ship Nuremberg bark Brszlero, an
| Lone star
NORFOLK ctl-Arr Br brig Resale Hollns, Richmond
Baldwin, Cooper Boston
| Cld schr Beacon Moore, New Jersey
| ith-Arr thy ten brig ldas, Barbados.
IL Hampton Roads barks Paran. Moore from Rio ia
Metro. yirginian, from do. bound mp James River.
in the Roads sh 10y ted Br bark Floating Cloud, iron
\ Rio Janeiro, with coffee. for orders.
WEXFORD, Oct Arr sloops Report Dewey, Roniou,
| Wells, Baker, Jersey City.
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WANTED, A wrFg.-A YOUNG AMERICAN MrcuA M

from the country steady sober s5und and healthy, q
years ~ age feet 81 inches weight i1 pounds well able
support wife wishes the acquaintance Ola respectable com
mon sense Young lady, with view ma;rinony C0respon
dence r Nv confidential and desired Address
papi be Oh Inst, Macbnist Herald osBce.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
| CAUTIoN.-To THE PUBLISHERS AND BooKsEl-
\ the Unted ststesYou and each you hereby
exposing for sale or causing be printed published import
so SS or no r s sn 81
6cr &c: BY James Arlington Bennett LiD &c, &c without
authorized by Two publishing concerns have been already
damages 81 s5oooo and s5Soo Although hold in high
ssesm most q e and @ q IL the United
son VINO has already or shall infringe On any of M
,ss Proprietor Of ba e sGpEris 4T a. ssnas
CRNTRAL PARK.-oFrICE or THE ARCHITECT IN
office unt Friday The 18Th inst fer supplying horse
a h co nj n h ~ M ne nu @ m eeTs5 NJ NJ
price cord delivered and The amount which be sup
0.-eI - FRED LAW oIMsTgD Architect in Chief:
uARaoNIoN CLUB-A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE
Al o'clock at The Shades corner Of Am and William streets
Al lne noer- ar pa nea----. --..--s.- - --.
r IoUoR DEALERS MEETISG;-rHE REsULAR
Will be held AT The Metropolitan Rooms Hester street. Tues
evening" GrsTAsE X RsTz RceS y fSpys sssre,ry
40 and ~ Bowery.
Masonic, THE MEMBERS or THE ST; NICHOLAS
afternoon ia oeloes pay he last tribute d
espest e our late brother A. PaimsF Fussr, from s.
MASONIC NoTIcE-NysrIc TIE LODGE NO. III r
VI end M-The members y tie above Iotge are hereby
O'Clock, funclual Attendance
sary. by order. ROBERT d. HOLMES, w.M
CHARLES A. kEYIrsa, Secretary.
MAN AND MATTER.-By THAT AMOUNT OF LABOR
vi which i luxury the earth bloom the Paradise OF
Eden Lecture ny JEROME kIDDER, AZ the Cooper Inst.
ute second h1cr On Tuesday evening Oct AZ o'clock
the bookstores ~ ~ Appleton Nos $40 ADD +S Broadway
Crowen No go Broadway, and r. W. Christiern, No.
1G3 broadway.
NEW YORK HISTORICAL socIETY.--A STATED
~ meeting OF this society viii ee held a. the Library Tues
day evening" October 3 at ia o'clock John Macdonald,
Esd q, Flushing viii read paper The British Expet
uon to Danbury IN l1I5.'
NOTICE TO MEMBERS or gHE UNION BUILDING
~ Ass0csuon.Ihe Board Directors OF above Assc
cation demand payment from he shsrehoder that
Of dues all due by them to sad ASSOCIATION Ia
accordance with Of incorporation II said associations
Aprn 10, ls5l odee lss Mece- street Attendance every
RoBT. THOMSON, Secretary
OFFICE RECEIVER or TAxEs-SEw YORK. OCT 6,
" lsssIhc books receive military will
Re open daily A. H. NJ until the 10Th Inclusive.
All those liable o. military duty WIN themselves much
annoyance BY giving hei. attention
WILSON SMALL, Receiver Of Taxes
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MATRIMONIAL.

NIATRINoNIAI.-MADEMo MARIE MAUyIs.
l sIERE professor of auteeraphy reading
by person handwriting and spiritual writing medium
the receipt OF twenty five cents equivalent
and specimen a handwriting send 70 any person fun de
neson Of their character affairs Of the
tiny, also description % the they or win marry
Address pospad) Marie Mauyssere Broadway Post Office
N " Those residing out ~ the city safely transmit
through the mail. All communications answered IN a week
after their receipt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-05

PURTON's NEW THEATRE, BROADWAY
ID ENTHUSIASTIC AND TRIUMPHANT RECEPTION.
Repeated encores and calls before the urtain
A FASHIONABLE AND C8OWDEUWOUSE.
ENGLISH OPERA by FIRST GLASS ARTISTS
with new scenery and costumes.
PLAY HOUSE PRICES
Mr. Burton has much pleasure announcing tho second
appearance in the United States of the
LUCY ESCOTT
ENGLISH OPERA COMPANY.
The brilliant and all the principal the
In Europe) Of The distng vocalist Of the above
troupe will presumed render them worthy the
tronage in the United States The attention Of the lovers OF
music request TO the printed notices of the
Of Lucy Escot and he other members Of the
be obtained ut the box Office.
LIST OF THE COMPANY
LUCY ESCOTT Prima Donna OF the Italian and Lon
don houses and Of the Eb gish Drury
Miss EMMA HAYWOOD Contrato from Drury Lane.
Miss HARRIET PAYNE, from Coyent Garden theatre.
Mr.. HENRY sQUIkES, Tenor, from the German, italian
and English operas
MIR. BkuUhIUuSE BOWLER Tenor. from Drury Lane.
Mr. AYNSEY COOK, Basso from London opera house. and
Mr. CHARLES DURAND the celebrated English baritone.
Mr. EDWARD hEfLofF MUSICAL DrectH
heavy expense Alvnds the performances o.,
chorus engaged New and costumes with the
quisite appointments will be furnished, but there will be
NO EXTRA CHARGE OF ADMISSION,
the prices will be usual
Dress Circle and Parquet cents Third tier cents; Or
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-05

After which grand Pas Seul BY the celebrated
LAMOUREUN
10 conclude With the roaring received repre-
sentaiion lth tie widest enthusiasm, entitled
JENNY LIND.
Jenny Lsa,herlunrs with songs Miss MCCARTHY
.ranby Gag with breakdown JEFFERSON
BaTon Sw i.ilon Bcery Mr. PETERS
MI Leaneriungs MT hcDDUAl
charge.
Doors open at ITO commence atTk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-05

RARNuNs MrsEuM-FAMous DIR. VALENTINE
- The Nefitshle with thousand faces q thousand
tongues and ten thousand stories dialogues mono
ogues Ac, s Geographically Illustrative fAcrtioua
SIDE % human nature. In addition n which THlODON8
THEATRE oF ART or Animated Mimic World thou
sands OF acve nEures-men, women children horssa
elephants cames vehicles boats &C., TUESDAY anrrnoon
D. and evening at ~ O'Clock The Grand Aqlarta tho
narpy Family Living scrpents, &C. Admisance - cent?;
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OFFICE RECEIVER OF TAxEs-SEw YORK. OCT. 6
W lsssIhc books . receive military communication wil
he opcn daily a. H. NJ until the 10Th. Inclusive
All those liable D. military duty WIN themselves muel
annoyance BY giving Il lher attention.
WILSON SMALL, Receiver Of Taxes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-05

IlHYAN1E MTNSTRETR,
~ Mechanics Hail. az Broadway. above Grand strceA
monday &C, = snd .s.ry night during the week
. tLtuS ARE TRUNKS R1CRARD III.
sniggy Maggrurai and the EcDil Darrolla
- Tyrulcan Warherr. Soirrs drthlopc
New song. Dances, jokes Baricsaues Pin,a,cn Comic
Door. open sies; commence 81 ~. Tickets Is ccna
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-05

NOW OPEN AT THE CRYSTAL PALACE, DAY AND
IN evening, from 9 "A. NJ. until ~ y. NJ,
THE THIR1fkTH ANNUAL FAIR or THE AMERICAN
INSTITUTE
This large display Of the products Of national akin Ani
industry Is now permanently open.
DODWORTHS CORNET BAND
will be In every evening Tuesday Fri
day evenings Of each week viii perform Grand fnsrumen
tai Concert by programme.
All Communications relative Fair should
10 VIM Leonard Corresponding Secretary, Crystal Palace
BY order Of the Board Of Msnagers
r. w. GEISSEHHAIEER, Jr, ChalrmAr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-05

T,RANKLIN MUSEUM. 1T GRAND STREET. ONE
Il door from Broadway.-Two performances are given
O'CLOCK AND At IA.
Strangers others will observe that the above the only
establishment where the
MODEL. ARTlSTES
exhibited. The troupe consists OF company OF
TWENTY SEVEN YOUNG LADIES,
who beauty symmetry OF figure stand unraed The
entire troupe will appear At each performance la the
AFTERNOON AND EVENING,
In selection of magnificent living pictures Also will appear
FEMALE MINISTERIAL,
consisting ladies' songs, Dances &c. every
afternoon and night with other attractions such be
seen other place OF the United States
Guc.; Boxes 49, Private boxes,
81 the stage, S. Doors open at and at g,
mence at and at az O'Clock
NEW THEATRE, BOwERY, OPPOSITE SPRING
IN street-Iessees r. Johnston r. C. Steers-Tuesiay
evening, Oct s. TO commence with
THE MING OF THE COMMONS
Buckle r. Johnston
Billy Jos. Seton
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1858-04-29

construct telegraph from Malta TO Alexan.
dria.
The extensive brewing establishment of Cal.
vert Co., of London, is reported in temporary
difficulties.
The weekly meeting of the directors of the
Bank of England broke up without reduction
of the ate of discount. The course of exchange
at New York and the increased demand for
money operated to postpone the reduction.
Count Persigny had presented his letters of
recall to the Queen, and returned to France
Sir j. q. Lemarchant, Ex-Governor of Nova
Scotia, is gazetted to the governorship of
Malta.
France. A general revival of trade in
France is now hoped for, although accounts
stiil report continued dullneps.
The French Government had been informed
that Felix Pyatt, hearing that he was to be ar
rested, with his printer, had disappeared from
London. and quilted England. Pyatt contra
diets the rumor in letter to the Times.
The Bourse closed firmly on the 9Th at 69E
66c. for the three per cents.
The Swiss papers deny that the French Gov.
eminent have threatened to withdraw the exc
quatur from the Swiss consuls in France.
The returns of the Bank of France for March
exhibit an increase in Paris of $4,000 900 of
francs, and in the county branches 10, OOO, 900
of francs.
Kaly-The French Government has sban.
doned its claim upon SARDINIA for the extra.
dition of Mr.. Hodge, the Englishman arrested
for completely in the attack upon the Emperor's
life, and Hodge was set at liberty. The trial of
the remaining English engineer in the Cagliari
affair resulted in his scquittsl and the King of
Naples issued decree allowing him to return
to England
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PHLADuPHIA, June IL, l-5s.
GENTLEMEN: For than year was afflicted with
a troubiesom cough, attended with yellowish frohy
expectofation and great emancaton followed Wheth-
er it was liver or lung cough knew bsi there
an incessaLt mel sling sensation in my chest Calling
one day al the Office OF the United States Journal Of this
city, one Of the proprelors strongly recommended
try your Pain Killer. sent and got the article and
helped iuulediaiely. and well This last
March, withhold my address, my family and self
are averss notorieIy. That what have written Is
solemn truth is well known the prOprietors of the
Journal write the influence Of grateful feeling
Yours, truly, ANXIOUS
Messrs. PKRzY DAVIS 4 SOS.
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