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Arrive a, Sacramento City By tpm.-, w.. ~
cooma So miles and back daily from lst Of Apri 10 Is, Of
December, and tri.weekiy The residue q INC year
Leave Sacramento cry daily, sseeps sunday, atoam
Leave coloma daily, except Sunday at 2ami
,.,.s Arrive a. Sacramento CITY by m p.... ..o.
Island, colasi Princeton aonroeyius and sOOrcs
Leave Sacramento CITY Monday aesh
Arrive al Ieham ma neIt wednesday by opm
. ss,ssna sy mex, saturday Sy pm 0
,o..o c4lasi are invited
Tent Ran ana ey sas rass % %
miles and back SIX times ssek ron y. p april !" Isl OF
Decemeer three times week me sedus q ns year
Arrive At Nevada ony by ep M
i20io From Soous Mrysvle As miles and
back six times week in steamers and coaches
Leave Sacramento City daily, except Sunday aesm
Leave Marysville daily, exeep. Sunday at sam
Arrive at Sacramento uly by 2pm
uia springs Dutch Fiat 81 miles and back, twice week
,naye Auburn Tuesday and Friday at SAM
Arrive at Dutch Flat by 6Pm
Leave Dutch Flat Wednesday and Saturday at Gam;
i2SA2 From Maysvie by ioncucut Hansonve foroes'own
Louis, 10 ciisonvilc' back,
manasr Of the y.ar;
Leave harysvlle bondays and Fridays foam;
Arrive at Gibson lie next days by PM
Leave Gibsonvino Wednesdays and Sundays at Sam;
Arrive At Marysvile next days BY pm
i2Saa From Marysy by chareys Ranch ooyhe Hamilton RIO
seco Chico lassenS, lehsma Red Bluffs Cottonwood and
Amsrean Ranch TO shasta lS4 miles and back SIX times
residue of the
Arrive a, Shasta next day by m;
Leave Shasta daily except Sunday, atsami
1854 From Mnryve BY Ranch Ranch Virginia.
SsSk o s,s Soa and ophrv' A100rn 90 e' ana
Arrive at Auburn BY epn;
Leave Auburn wednesday and Saturday at oam;
,o. Arrive at Marysvile by pm ...up. r..,.-. NJ.
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American Gothic and Brass Foil Roonng.

INVENTED BY EUGENIo LATLLA, ARCHITECT NJ S, B. A, &c
nESICNS made for concrete churches villas, cot
tagcs buildings Onice Gohica Chappaquu
Weschestcr county, New York.
June 17--df
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OREGON.

la7oi From Astoria by Oak Point Rainier
Oregon Helen River Wash, Vancouver, Souvic's
Island Or Portland, Milwaukee 0swego, Wash. Ter,
to Oregon City, Or, la miles and back twice week,
Leave Astoria tuesday and saturday at cam;
Arrive at Oregon City mex. days by 8 pm;
Leave Oregon City Monday and Thursday at lam;
Arrive at Aston next days by Sam
ocoa lboro Tuaan and wapatoo
La Fayette, 40 miles and back, once week
Arrive at La Faye,e next day BY GAM
Leave La Faye,'e Tuesday at 2pm;
1900 From Hin Ss,sx cG"sps,r Es' sa
ny, To c , Is niles and back, Twice week
oregon City Monday and Thursday al, yam;
Arrive at Corvallis next days by pm;
Leave Corvallis Tuesday and Friday ATTAIN;
27o4 From Corvallis BY STAIRS Point Franklin Long Tom sius
claw, and Yoncalh, Oakland, 30 miles and back
Leave Corvallis Wednesday Gam;
a Oakland next day by SPIN;
Oakland Wednesday at a M
Corvallis day by 6 pm
Grove, willamette, to Oakland, 100 miles
Leave Corvallis wedncsdays al a M
5rrve at Oakland Fridays by 4pm;
Arrive at Corvallis Mondays by Jpn.
at Winchester invited.
1906 From Corvallis Soap Creek Iackemue Bridgeport Dial
las Ena, Valley, and Dayton, to La Fayeo So miles
and back, week.
Leave Corvallis Mondays a M
Arrive at La Fayete next days by l2m
Leave In FAye,te Tuesdays at pm;
Doaks Ferry and Mount Hood, to La Fayee
Leave Salem Mondays team;
Arrive nj La Fayete by 3 pm
A Fayctte Tuesdays at m;
a Salem by
City, Central, Washington Butte
Calapooya Union Pine, willamette Forks, Mckenzie
Eugene City, Pleasant HILL so miles and back
Leave Salem Tuesdays at IL mi
Arrive at Pleasant Hill Fridays by 6pmi
Leave Pleasant Hill Saturdays at m;
al Salem Tuesdays by 10
Canyonvle Gacsvic Leland, Gold River
Jacksonville, PhGnix Ashland Mills Klamath, CAL, and
Henley Yreka, Cal, ls0 miles and back, week.
week.
Leave North CanyonviIc Monday am;
a Yrcka Thursday by 6pm;
Leave Yrcka Saturday at 7am
North Canyonvillc next Tuesday by 6 pm.
Ia71o Canyonvle, Myrtle Creek, Round Prairie
Alder Brook RoseburKb, and Winchester TO Oakland, AZ
miles and back, week.
North Canyonvilc Thursday atbam
Arrive ut Oakland by Sp
Leave Oakland Saturday at m;
Arrive Mt North Canyonvilc by SPIN
271 From Oakland Ksogg Ekton scosburs and Gardner
CITY, To Umpqua City, IS miles and back, once week
Leave Oakland Saturday Mt IL IN;
Arrive at Umpqua City Monday by 2pi
Leave Umpqua City Wednesday at6Rm
Arrive al 0aklnnd
Albany. Burlington Harrisburg, willamette
Forks, so mile. and back, a week.
Albany Thursday al m:
Arrive at Willamette Forks by IL ~; VI
Leave Willamette Forks Friday t2pm
trrvs at Albany next day by SPIN
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would call attention tho of VIM Grandin,
the
the United States Court Of Claims Colonel Grandn
Washington and the of tho United States Court Claims
Nelu ferk Daily Ne,os
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Improve Your Eyes.

CyTRENGTHEN and assist them, by the Paris Opt
can wOOEsON who has arrived from Europe with bis own
manufacture Of good others Of the latest I'M
proved spcctaces aud glasses among which arc the
PETsCOPIC CONCAvE AND CONVEX, THE DOUBLE FOCUS AND
DOUBLE POLISHED BRAZILIAN PEERLESS, CRYSTALS, ETC,
warranted affected with weakness cat
aract tending to IL also, SHORT-SlGHTEDNES.
compelled glasses those now using them
will first sight Those wonderful
DoUBIE-Po POLISHED VENEZUELAN CRYSTAL. ROCK
the highest recommendations tho Worlds Fair
through their producing cearness and eaness Of vision mere
toforc any other improvements
Also all styles of opera and magniyng glasses conpasse
his OF Eighth street and
eighth No asl between street and
reasonable the as ut his EUROPE
Nov 2l-dIy
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r AW PARTNERSHIP Samuel Chiffon & A. b.
Magrude late sf Virginia. being associated partnership
practice of Washington Claims
Supreme Court Of the United States
Address Chiffon Il MAGRUDER Washington, ID. G
Oct 14-co3m
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UTAH.

1891 Salt Lake City ehgh City American Fork Provo
City, SpriDgvle Payson santaqun, Salt Creek, Fillmore
City, Parowan Fort Johnson, Cedar City, Brnghursts, N
Mex, Clara, California San Bernardno, Monte San
Gabriel and Los Angeles TO San Pedro s7 miles and back
MONTH
Lake City the 9Th Of each month";
Arrive San Pedro by tho LIST Of the following month;
Leave San Pedro ON the 9Th Of each month;
Arrive Salt Lake 0y by tho ut Of the following month
Bids month will be considered also bids for the
separate parts and beyond Cedar City, (2so miles from
Salt Lake City,
City, by Mills Creek Mormon
Holadays Settlement to Alpine CITY, 40 miles and back,
Salt Lake City Thursday at Gam;
Arrive at Alpine City next day BY 10a M
Leave Alpine City Thursday at pm;
Arrive at Salt Lake City next day by 7pm
12s03 From Salt Union Draper Lchgh City, Garners
Ephraim, Man,i 14o miles and back, week.
Leave Salt lake City Thursday at OF m;
Arrive at Mant Saturday by p m;
Leave Mant Monday at 8
Salt Lake City Wednesday by pm,
1854 From Salt Lake City by Soker Centreve Pennington Kays
vile, and Ogden City, TO Brigham City o. miles and back,
n
Leave Salt Lake City Monday and Thursday Jam;
a Brigham City next days by IL M
Leave Brigham City Tuesday aud Friday at
Arrive at Salt Lake City next days by o p m
2so5 From Salt City, by Toocle City Gransvio IS miles
and q week
leave Salt Lake City Thursday at o. m;
Arrive at Grantsvlle next day by IL m;
Leave Grantsvile Friday at 2pm;
Arrive at Salt Lake City next day by 6pm.
2soe From Salt Lake City, by Tayorsve Mount Pleasant West
Jordan For, Herrinan and Gardeners Mills to Cedar Valley
(South Fort,) So miles aud back, week.
Leave Salt Lake City Thursday at Ga m;
Arrive at Cedar Valley next day by ~ m;
Leave Cedar Valley Friday at p mi
Arrive at Salt Lake City noxt day by 6 p m.
2s0 From Cedar Harmony and Pine Valley TO Santa Clara
20 miles and back once In two weeks.
Leave Cedar City every other Thursday at m;
Santa Clara next Saturday by pm;
every other Monday at m;
Arrive at Cedar City next Wednesday by 3pm
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r. j. MIDDLETON, Ice dealer, office and depe
10 southwest of and Twelfth Streets Washington d. g
Ap 11--d1yt
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Miss Christie johnson,
EIocuroS,
rs DESTROYS of forming classes in elocuton in the
schools Washington will give private pu-
pills in that city and in Georgetown.
Johnson will youths and professional gentle.
and also foreigners who wish acquire English
Residence Miss rrover's (ormery Miss Engsh Female Sem
mary, Washington and Gay streets, Georgetown
Richie, Richmond, Va.
Rev. stephen p Hill, Washington, ID. c.
Grafton Tyler NJ. D., Georgetown, ID. C.
further information apply Blanchard Mohun at their book
OF Pennsylvania avenue and Eleventh street
Nov CT
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NEW MEXICO.

Alameda Albuquerque Mgodoncs
Craig Cruces, Bernalio, Los Fort Fillmore
and Texas Fl Paso Texas 800 miles and back
twice a month.
o the 10th and 25th Of each month;
a FL Paso In eight days;
III the It'll and 23d Of each month";
Arrive at Sskta &c In eight days
weekly win be considered for the
parts and beyond Albuquerque
1nceros Fernando De 70 miles
and back, week
Leave Santa Fe Monday at 8 a m;
a Fernando DE Taos "Wednesday by 10
Fernando Dc Taos Thursday at 8 M
Arrive at Santa Fe Saturday by 10 IAN,
1883 From Cruces by Mcsla TUCSON and back
distance, schedule Of arrivals
partures by which they propose
1854 From Arizona and Colorado City, to San Diego
and back, twice month. .ta
Bidders state distance and schedule.
Proposals by commencing Paso, Texas
considered
1850 Albuquerque by zun, yisala (woodvle) Cal
1900 miles and back a month.
Bidders schedule which closely with
route 1881
Proposals frequent trips viii be considered.
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tie t If the waI 10 n carried and all oh particulars refer
and also qf CAREFUL
Iaus AID s~structsons attached % the Advertisement.
Dated (asnsd)
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GUARANTEE,
CERTIFICATE

The undersigned, postmaster Of -, State OF , ceria
under his oath Of Office that he acquainted guara
os and knows them TO be property and able make
the guarantee.
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I1ROM Washington at g. a. M, connecting AT n pnt
n with trains for the wcs Baltimore with those Tor fp
dephia and New York -, Nes
AZ $50 a. M Annapolis, Baltimore, Philsdephis, and "
York rsle
g. D. M for Baltimore Norfolk and at Relay With fsU
train. ,-n.,dt
Express y. at Relay for the West, and Tor A'
baltimore, Philadelphia and New York.
Sunday at Z, M, and 30, r. m-
From Baltimore for Huntington
Al 4 Is and OILS, a. m, and at and BIS, p. m.
on Sunday at AIS, m, and 10 p m u..-, ,..ot
June 10
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TNHE LADIES are especially invited to ~ M
l. Lakes" cormory occupied By pennsys
Building opposite Centre uon
min avenue and street will Ind elegant
OF fancy and toilet artcss pcrumery &C. &C. such as We %
continue improve re wholesale and retail nj our oo
50t Pennsylvania avenue. -, :, .,,o,rrrps
28-n Mhs' LANE p""
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CYRUS w. Field d CO.,
WHOLESALE PAPER DEALERS
No. IL Gig aYcd, Neo York.
INVITE the attention of dealers and consumers to
their large printing, writing wrapping and all other
the lowest market prices
Ma
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October %, 1857.
Oct 24--1aw12w
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-19
Trustees Sale.

"HRRBAS on the 18th day Of January, A. d.
w 1855, John Henry LafreDz ecuted unto Lou
Is Mackot rs Trustee, certain deed Of Trust,
conveying to said Trustee the land in Scott county,
Iowa, described follows, to Wit The east half Of
the north west quarter of section number thirty two
(32) in township number seventy nine (,9) north OF
range number four "a east OF The 9Th p NJ; which
said conveyance made by the Aaid Lafrens for
the purpose Of securing the payment Of several GER
tain promssory notes AMI ths thereon sg,.d
by said John Henry Lefrenz, and one o. which was
dated the 18Th day Of January, A 1876, and paya-
bic follows: In two years after date at the Bank
ting House Of Aackot Corbin, to the order Of Aus
tin CoYbin, and which was afterwards assigned by
AM tin Corbin to Ralph Metcalf
And now said described note having become due
and pay able and the said Johh Henry Ia'rerx hav-
ing failed to pay the same l. Louis 4act los, Trus
tee as Aforesaid do hereby give this public ,tce,
that by virtue OF the power which IL in vested by
said de ID Of trust will, on Saturday the 18th day
Of November, A d ISIS, at the hour OF O'Clock in
the afternoon Of said day at the Court House Door
In the city OF Davenport expose and for s'le at
public auction, the parcel ofland above described,
much thereof as rhAll be snfcient to satisfy and
pay the amount oi said with the ntsr there
to the dav Of sale, together with all the costs and
expenses attending said sale costs this notice and
Trustees fees.
Dated the 10th day OF Obtober, 1853.
LOUIS A. AACKLOT,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-19
Trustees Sale.

AIHBREAS on the 4th day Of December A d 1857.
W Merlin Duffy and Bridget Duffy his wife. exc
cuted unto Aus In Co b n Trustee certain de. d
cust conveying TO said Trustee the land In Clinton
county Iowa. described IS follows, to Wit The mort
vest fractional quarter Of Aection No one 10 town.
snip No eighty two [s2 north Of range No three ls]
east OF the 6th n. containing one hundred and
sixty three and - loo acrss OF land which said con-
veyance eas made by the said Martin Duffy and his
we Tor the purpose Of securing the payment Of
era certain promssory notes and the interest there
on, signed by ssid Martin Duny and dated
.he Ath day OF December, D 1857, aud payable a.
iolows One for thirty six dollars Juy 81 1885, and
tne other Tor two hundred and seventy six dollars
January Il 1859. at the Banking house Of Mscklot
Oorbin, TO the order Of 2. H. Cutting.
And now said nist described note havih4 become
due snd psysble and the said Martin Duny having
ssied to pay the same. I, Austin corbin Trustee as
Aforesaid do hereby give his public notice thst BY
virtue OF the power which is Ia me vested by said
deed OF Trust, will, en- Saturday tho 18th day of
november 1853 st the hour Of two O'Clock In the
afterooon OF tsd dsy, st the Coort House door In
toe city OF Davenport Expose and o6er for ssle at
Puolc auction, the parcel OF land above described
or 70 much thereof - she'll BE- su0cient 70 satisfy
ana pay The amount Of said noe with the interest
thereon TO the day OF sale, together with an ahs
ooces snd expenses st ndinG esd sale costs of this
notice and Tru tse's fees.
Dated the 10Th day Of October A d 1888
AUSTIN CORBIN,
Trustee,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-19


EDS. DEMOCRAT In the Rock Is
land Commercial of Saturday last, its editor
in allusion to my communication in your
columns, says my greatest point" is that
N. H, Barnard of Cleveland, Ohio published
his letter in the Commercial
The editor of that paper is well aware,
that in making this statement, he says what
he knows to be untrue, and thus proves
himselfa a fitting apologist for N. h. Ber-
nard.
My greatest point" was that N. II. Ber-
nard's letter contained malicious false
hood, charging me. as it did. with making
statements which l never made, and which
no man could make in truth.
1t is too absurd to suppose any man will
ing to run train over the bridge knowing
it to be unsafe, and thus hazarding his life
for compensation which he can easily earn
anywhere.
repeat what I said before, that the
bridge is perfectly safe, and that no num-
Der of loaded cars could possibly be placed
thereon. by which its safety could be, in the
slightest degree endangered,
Allow me to assure the Commercial, that l
meant no discourtesy to that sheet in not
sending it copy Of my former letter. The
only reason had, was, that I did not be-
lieve its columns were open to the truth on
any question concerning the Bridge.
Your ob't eev't.,
S. s. CHAPMAN,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-19
Trustee Sale.

VNHEREAS on the 2O!h day Of September, A. y.
w 1856 franklin o. anduzer executed nnto Aus
tin Corotn as Trutee, . certain deed % trust con-
ying to said Trustee the land in scott county Iowa
Described % folows TO wit The quarter
OF the Nor h-we.t quarter OF section No Twenty one
CID In Township No Seventy mine (79) North ~
Range No. Five ~ East OF the 9Th p NJ which saif
conveyance vas made b. the said vanduzer for the
the purpose OF securi the payment of several prom
issory notes and the interest thereon signed by the
said Vanduzer, one OF which dated the Goth day
of September, d 1856 and PAYABLE AZ follows In
one year from date at be Banh ing House Of Mack
lot Oorbn Davenport Iowa, 20 the order i sabelIa
wallace; and now said described note haying be-
come due and payable and the said Franklin q v.n-
duzer having failed to psy the same, Austin Cor-
o'r, Trustee - Aforesaid do hereby give this public
notice, that by virtue of the power which 10 In me
vestH By said deed Of trust. viii on Saturday the
l3'h day OF November, A d 1888 at the hour of 2
O'Clock IN the afternoon OF said dav, at the Court
house door In the city Of Daven port and Of
ier Tor sale, at public ancton the pa,crl OF land A.
bove described or so much thel 40 shall be snf
cent 70 satisfy and pay the ,unt OF said note With
the interest thereon TO the day Of sae together with
all she Costs AID expenses attending said SALE coste
OF this notise and Trustees fees
Dated the 10th day Of Octob,r A n 1858
AUSTIN CORRIN
oc19 Trn.tee
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-19
Trustees Sale.

VX7HEREAS on the 5.h day Of AprilA D 1856 q.
w X. Novels and Emily Novels, hts wife, execut-
ted unto Austin Corbin trustee, certain Deed OF
Trust, conveying to said Trustee the land n:Cinon
county, Iowa, descri, ed follows, TO Wit The
north east quarter Of section No Tventy-hree (23)
In Township No. Rightytwo t81) Rang Two (2l east
OF the 5th p N. which said CONVEYANCE was made
by the said q. r. Novels and his wife for the pur-
pose ~ securing the payment OF several certain prom
issory notes and the interest thereon signed by said
Novels and one OF which was dated the 9Th day Of
April 1856, ndpayaole as follows: N two years
aftor date at the Banking House OF Marklot 4 Cor
bin, the order OF r. n. Cutting, ana said De-
cribed note having come due and payable and he
said g, B. Novels having failed 10 pay the same
Austin Cortin, Trustee aforesaid, do hereby give
this public notice that BY virtue OF the power which
Is in me vested by said deed Of trust will on Sat
urday. the l3th day ~ November, A d 1853, st the
hour Of oc,ock Of the aitsrnonn OF sail day al the
Court House door in the city Of Davenrort, expose
and offer for sale vt public auction. the parcel OF
land above described, or much thereof shsl be
sucient 70 satisfy and pay the amount Of said note
with the nte-est thereon 70 the day ~ sale together
with all the costs and expenses attending said SALE
costs Of this notice and.t rustee's fees
Dated the 18th day OF toher, u 1855
ocl9dts AUSTIN OORBIN, Trustee
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STATE DEMOCRAT.
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS

EAsTsRs MAIL (by railroad) coses every day, Sun
days except ID at 7SAx.
WrsTEss NAIL ana eonttern Iowa, by railroad,
closes very day. eunde ~ .xeeIted, ~ A and 4
n.
SOUTHERN n NJ, for Souihefn Illinois, aud Et
Lous By rsir. Ad, eioss every day, Sunday. except
cd, At ~
Eo~THEss MAIL. for Dubuque snd Northern To-
va, by railroad, o.oses VERY day, Sundays excepted
at -. NJ.
NoRfHEhs NAIL, for LeCisire, Princeton and Ly-
ons, ty stage, Closes every Monday, Wednesday and
Frti-y at
DUBUQUE WAY NAIL, BY Dewitt, 4squoketa,
Wiiteb &c, by stage, ses Saturdays Tuesdays and
Thursdays a. >
Blue GRASS NAIL Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat-
urdass closes at a n.
HE xoKY GRovL NAIL, Tuesdays and Fridays ~
II
ALIENS grove NAIL, Dixon, Long Grove, &C.,
every Tuesday, ~ ".
RIVER MAIL, North daily, Sundays excepted, S
RIVER NAIL, South. daily. Saturdays excepted, .,
n.
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DISTRICT COURT.
OcToBEa IA, 1858.

OcroBER IA, 1858.
State VS. John Wilson Jury impanelled
and following witnesses sworn:
James Thompson sworn :-Deft hired a
horse of me to go to Blue Grass or mile or
two this side of Blue Grass It was on the
9th of July 1853. When deft hired the
horse to 90 one mile this side of Blue Grass.
Let him have horse, buggy and harness.
One OF our drivers had been to Dewitt.
Horse did not come home that evening and
David Hill and his brother went after deft.
Had no conversation with deft. Value Of
horse was 800, harness s25, buggy sl65.
David Hill s,corn II started after deft.
overlook the deft in Whiteside county IL
linois. found deft Sunday about o'clock
on nth of July. He had stopped, let the
horse feed, and was lying down by the bug
gy. He raised up on his feet. asked him
if that was the road to Blue Grass. ask
ked him where he was going and he said to
Galena asked him what he was going
there for, and then asked him If he was 60
ing to put the horse into an underground
stable, and asked him how many horses that
stable held; his answer was that he was
there at night and could not tell; I then ask.
ed him where he got that horse and buggy;
he said he hired it in Iowa City; asked
him if he was not mistaken and he looked
at me and said he hired it in Davenport,
from lame man; I asked him where he
hired to 60 to; he told me he hired it to 60
to Blue Grass to collect some money ask
ed him how he got off with it he said he
did not know how; l asked him what he
allowed to do with the horse and buggy !;
he said to get into Galena; said what for;
he said to give the horse to some man who
hired him to bring him horse and buggy
and give him certain portion of it; | then
asked him what profit he was to get he
said one third on horse and on buggy not
quite as much asked him how he got ac-
qua'nted with the man in Galena he said
he came with him on a raft down the river
from st. Paul to Galena he said he had
lived in Michigan, Ottawa and Wisconsin
near Madison; asked him if this was the
first horse he had ever stolen he said it
was; when first overlook deft he was in
public highway.
Nelson Hill, s,corn.-Know deft; saw him
first in Illinois; l went with my brother
David Hill; it was in July last; we saw
the deft lying down; horse was out of the
buggy eating grass; did not hear much Of
the conversation.
Stewart for State, Hubbell for deft. Ver-
dict-Guilty, with q Recommendation to
the mercy Of the Court
State Of Iowa vs. James n. Smith, Geo.
Dickua-Indictment for grand larceny.