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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-29
SIlcrilI',S Sale.

Nv virtue OF an 'x"cution issued the ofiice ~
- The Clerk OF the District Court ~ Scott Count,
lo~a, Ia favor OF william Hess and against Lou.
Noshi. dated on the 10Th day OF May. A. u IS5s
and 10 ne directed commanding me that ~ the &C. 49,
chati"'s, Htosk or interest IA any company debt, due.
property IN the hands ~ third persons, lands end
.eneasnss Thsa ate ne, sSsms,SSAs M LAY tSYp
ai-lnp dollars Is iSf 5O) amount due, including debt
interest aud costs OF suit, n well n all accruibE
cstson execution with interest thereon the rsie ~
pr cent PER annuni, from the '5th day Of fehru-
rary A. u. l,5S and by virtue OF said execution,
have levied uoon thc following described Real Estate
VIZ Lot No o, IN Block No o. in Hes kle and kout's
Addition to West bufalo together with all tn Luli-
ng> thereon, takea - tbs property of.ihe all ",
nam d LOUIS Vnight. And hereby give public notice
that VIII sell the above described Real Estate. IL
the doc Of thc Court House, in the City OF .Daycn-
port Scott County. Iowa. on saturday the |: day
OF Jun" A. u. 's5s al the hour of = O'Clock p ~ at
puh lc ouicfN on sati day 10 the highest tlhi't
tn rtfor IN cash.
AHy Eth lS5-.
II LEONARD. Sheriff Of Scott County. Iowa.
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I'ralstcc,s sale.

Vr7HEREAS ON the 18th day Of November A. D.
w 1857 Cav rnor Il Movies and Emily Movies
wife of said Governor Movie, executed unto John
N cyar ord 4 certain deed % TiuH, Conveying 10
said TRUSTEE the Heal rs ate III scott county State Of
Iowa. desrri5ef the south half Of the Dorth east
auarter II section nun Der seventeen u In town.
spp number seventy eaSnt t.sD north, Of npn.
BE- OF f) esst OF th- 5ih which said convey
ancr Gas mad the sail John Crawford for the
pu, ,se u securing the OF certain Iromis-
sorv note and the interest thereon sgne1 the said
Governor X Nosies datcd November 18th D 1877
PAYABLE on the III day 81 May 1888 for the sun OF
p,net (1aO dollars Wi interest thereon the rate
Of ten per cent pr annum after maturity.
said Governor K. Movies having failed TO pay the
sane, !, John n Crawford Trustee as aforesaid, do
hereby give this public notice that by virtue
of ihs p1wer which is In vested by -asi deed
OF Trust, I will ON Thursday the 18th day Of
June D. 1855, al TIE hour ~ O'Clock In
the afternoon OF eaid day at the Court House
door In the city Of Davenport, expose and
Offer for sale st public auction 10 the highest bidder
for cash, the parceis OF land above described,
much thereof ~ shall be sufficient to satisfy and pay
the amount Of said note, with the interest thereon to
the day OF sale together with the attending
said sale, costs Of this notice and Trustees fees.
Upon the completion Of such sale . deed will be
given In accordance with the stipulation Of sid Deed
Of Trust.
Dated the 2Oth day Of May, A d, 1858.
JOHN n. CRAWFORD,
mAy21dta Trustee
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Independent Telegraph Line,
Chicago Alton l. st. Louis R.R.
AIRLINE ROUTE BETWEEN
Chicago and st. Louis.

rains Isacs Chicago for 81. Louis and tssssrms-
didts places.
Accommodation Train, Sundays excepted) 980An
Express Train, saturdays excepted) 1lf0Pn
trGS,,s iedcs 81. Louis TOR Chicdgo and snternse
dsdie pieces.
Accommodation Train, tsundayo eHcepted) 7o0Ax
Express Train saturdays excepteD 8S0Ph
Trains run directly through, without change Of
cars or baggage. Trains run through Joliet Bloom
irEton, Springfield, Carlinyile and Alton.
wiTrAns run on this road nske direct connections
tn Joliet Cut OF and Michigan Central Railroad a.
Joliet, making this the shortest, qucket and
liable route between 81 Louis and New York, Boston
Philadelphia, and the East.
With Illinois Central X. X u Bloomington, for La
sAlie, Meniots and Cairo.
it'll Great Western OF Illinois st Springfield, for
necatrr and Naples.
With all the Railroads diyerging from Chicago
with daily line OF Packets at St Louis for Keokuk,
New Orleans, and Missouri River.
Through Tickets Tor I'll places mentioned atsve
be procured At all the principal tirte, onces in the
Omitted States, and At he Offices
In 81, Louis Il Chicago
Foot Of Warrington Az g Desroorn street, oppo-
snIs, o. Leyss. ate Trenon; House.
RICH'DP MORGAN, D., fuPt.
bloomington, Jan. l. 1885, isoisdti
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Legal Notice,


STATE OF IOWA. &C In the Distr ct Court OF
SooTT COUNTY. Scott Comfy.
JOHN d. CoMSToCK,
Assignee d. Loop Aim,
n SCHUYLER h SON.
To Marcus s. huyler q Samuel II Schuyler, defcn-
daits.
RI pursuance of order Of the Court made "a
l this cause, you hereby notified thai there is
now fife the offce If the Ci,ik Of I'll .,'f let
Court 81 sAid county, the petit on Of John j Con-
stock Asisnee OF Loop Aell. claiming Of YOU the
sum OF c.sht hundred and six,y-DIne dellats ana
sixty cents, with Interest, nocG. due said
pIalntin ~ Jon on your certain thrre pram,s.o,y
notes Iraie and executed t. tn IN, as fJ.lnas, VIZ
one II sad note ast.i ittiea. O., febr sy -, 81
Tor 532i O. due III nlncy Toys, ii h. Ranking Hoese
ot le'ees i Co. Tiflin, ONO, with ! y, I cent.
interest .Ed Exchange On Neg York; and one note
dated At'ics O., M.r 20 Isl, tor $50 $ due on
or before Augtsi /, t-5. at ilsa p1cs nTs
note. ith cufr.Tt Exchange IN New YORK.. and "a
st al p cent aflcr due, both w witch
les aid uBe other noe dated Ne. York, II sreh -,
1850 fr $3.50 Is, due in FIX mou.Ls aiter dat at
tae Union haf k, AT Saudu Ky Cav. ONO wlih Ex-
ehlI-e FoT further particulars you refcTrrd 70
ssh y tition.
Yyu arr further rotiird that sat, PETITION prpys
for attachment against Your property f5r csu.es
therein stated which VIII 81 attat hmrRt has Is
saed and your irop'rty stizsd thereon, and usirss
You appear ard At the strict Court # srli
Judgment VIII he rendered n ainst YOU otdlg to
The prayer . sii petition.
JOHN COMSTOCR
As gnee OF Loop Alien.
PARKER EDWARDS, Plaintiff.
Plaintiffs Attorneys. msy7-atd
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JULIUS CHEESE BRO Gil
Dental Surgeon,

VIyOuI.D yespectfuiIy inform the inh Abita1ts 81
wv Davenport and vicinity that he has ops mel an
once directly the Davenport Gas Oos - Mer-
wins Block on Perry, between Thir and Fourth =,
for The transaction of Mechanical and Operative Den
tistry In all its branches Havirg received nsiruc-
u, ms FROM and during the rart year been ass ciaf
WITH Que Of the able practoL - Ia The haSt b"
feels confident thst any operations ent.us e' !" MIN
viii be executed In y careful and skill!ul manntf
He viii be most happy N show any who may favor
him With n call, his recommendations, which are of
The highest CHI arncter, and would invite the most
critical alton upon all work Committed " his
hands, All operas ,ps registered and srranted -
He solcits share % the public pntronss", and takes
pleasure la submit ing the fc'loWifg testimonial:
NEW IOsDoS, Oct. %, 1857.
This may certify that DR. J Chesebrough has been
. pupil OF mine In the study OF Dentistry, and That
during the past year, he has op"rstei with me In my
Once In his professional ability have the gr. Attest
confidence, and cordially recommend bin, TO any
wishing such services ~. those 81 careful ana Kill
full Dental Operator. Wv. sHfFFIELD.
And also In referring " Messrs.
q. T. Z y. Shepard, Hon 7. W. williams,
p. O. learned, DR. w. w. shefr-ld
Hon EbenezeT learned, learned,
Dv Lewis BELTS, Rev Dani-l Huntington.
W Browne DIV = Stodari,
81 New London, Conn alsu H.
DR.. BArrows, u Burrows,
Hon J Cannon, Dr. Bak'r,
DIR With-rwax, Key u Mason,
VIII Guricy Rag, Messrs Cook h Sargent,
Rev d Packard, DST rne,
u barrow ESQ, W 4 Remington,
Woodward, Mast
q W Smith, PMerwin,
HI 81 ymakcr, Bailey. lFsh6df
Rev q Mxxoun, ChtF Piw,rs
JOS Lambrte, Jno Rogers.
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Wells & Christie,
NJ Schuyler Son \
To Marcus Sehuy = Samuel II Schuyler, def, nd
ants.
pnrsuapc@ CT an order Of The Court mad, in this
eanac you are here ly no lied that there Il low on
Dc III III. oic- Of TIE tl-k OF the bisfr,ct Court ~
AID Scott County the Petition Of ildtm3u y tls
and Jonathan Chm tie ciamiER - "a he stIm
l. n hundr d aud twsi q AMI firiy nm rc T.
A. money due s4ii plaintiffs By ytii yt.t ttit Ia
l55., payable to the order Of Wells s. Christie, one
for wu hundred and iity-six dollars and forty cents
due IN thirty days. and pays' Il at the Sanu X Cay
Bank; one for two hundred and ffIy six doarn and
io'ty one cents, due III siX:S day., and payable at
Sandusky City Bank; atd one 4 four hundred aui
nifty lars and ninety eight cents due IN six mont.
ana payable at ths Seneca Colnty Bank Titrn, vi h
ExchaiIgc on Nv York, les = per aided On nj
OF SAID notes ali o! sat lies being signed Sch
Ter n-tosether with the protest ices aud int, r
est due on tad notes. F,s lur;h-l particulars you
are referred ~ said petition.
You are 'uttaer natiheG that saii rottiru prays
Tor al attachment a-ar st your pr, ~ t5.ihe cans
the rein stated. which writ ~ attachment has nrc
issrei and your prure " izcd thereon ana Is.
yo appear ami answer NJ thu District Count Of ~ a
county on or oetore Tie IN d,y jan. 4 y 1>ls
iu!fAnt VIII he rrnd rri against you ACCORDING d
tie prayer OF sad PETITION.
WELLS CHRISTIE, Pms
PARKER x FnwARps, Att'ys Ior p n.
uiay1 -dtd
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CHICAGO.

TEo06
]. J. GALLA0HER'o,
General Advertising and Collecting
AGENCY,
81 DEARBORN ST.. CHICAGO, ILLS.
II A II y N.
los LAKE STREET los
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
q Il q II III Z NJ q.
For Men and BOys,
BETTER AND CHEAPER THAN EVER.
vTNHE extraoriinsry bow prices ruling At the East
during the psst winter months, as well As the
probably scarcity Of esirsble goods fyr sprns and
summer wear, have Induced u to purchase ard We
are nov receiving by kxyreS, An unurually l4rss
and elegant assortment Of ae and fashionable goods
for mems wesr.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
Our mandatory in this city has been kept IN
slant operation during the past four MONTH, eta
bling us at this time TO or the largest and best
cor .n.nt VI and shionAbls garmentever exhb-
tied In the Northwest, and at prices much below
those obtsinei lsst season for the qua lily Of
g5uds We guarantee the quAlity 81 our work svi ~
garment be- made up un;er our cvn supervision
snd own premises, We Can safely ant II
eQuAi to the best custom work.
MERCHANT TAILORING.
Our custom Icom under the MANAGEMENT Of on'
Of the ski.liui Cutters Ia The country, is fnll
stock with entirely new assortment OF TIE Ihts
mpertations Ct .ae 6ne quslitles CT Cloths, Cas'i
n,er.s vesilass &C. which W. will make up 10 or
der at snort notice and In tbs best style only, 1t
NEW YORK PRICES.
We guarantee entire Satisfaction, or refund tho
money.
ONE PRICE ONLY.
IssRsru' mbsr the humber, los Lake street
arrf7ily--JJG TAPPEN BROS.
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The Oakdale Cemetery Company

lave an Office for the Transaction OF business in
H Merwin's Block, Perry street, which Will be ope,,
from 10 10 IL, n, ami from 70 s. Pm.
All lot owners Who have not settled for their lots
will please call Immediately and do and receive
their deeds.
A large portion Of the Cemetery grounds are now
surveyed and staluDd OF in lots. The community
generally 10 invited to examine them and make @.
lectiono
Il b 'he intention Of The compeny 70 make thla
Cemetery complete In an its appointments. The
avenues ere bf0ad and carved native forrest tfees
ere eorefsly preoerve1 anA various kinds Of shade
- TIE Ioftsg'e IoAGs, and : oonstanfly emul1ed
b taking care q and iupgevne the gro9nds,
Al apRllco1Ae1o tue lele or burials nust . uAAo
:: =; - ~A''' 'a's' ss'A''''ss Ssa'a's u :
- 81 a'il , = * ! 4 . =
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Chicago, burlington Il Quincy r. r.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Change OF time, August 12th, Io57.-On and AFTER
" August 18th, 1887, passenger trains Will leave the
Cent rn depot foot of South Water street, daily,
S;l5 M-Day express-Sundays excepted, arriving
at &eL.ato lie; Gai-sDurg 5;is; Burlington 7,i5,
and Quincy 1892
t';I5 M-Nigbt Express-Saturdsys excepted, AT.
irving at Mcndo At 80, Galesburg $40, BuIling
ton 80 and Quincy al 1850 NJ.
s;l5 NJ, sundays excepted. Accommodation for
Batavia and Aurora.
IMPORTANT LOCAL CONNECTIONS.
At Mendsto with Illinois Central railroad north for
Amboy, Dixon, Freeport, Galeua and inle!th, and
south for LaSalle, Tonca, winonn, Bloomington, De-
catUr, ST. LOUIS Cairo &c.
Al Bu ngton with Darlington Mississippi rail-
road for MI Peasant, FaiI field. Ottumwa, OK lop,s
Charlton, Fort De,noines, Fort D,dge. Council
Bluffs, Sioux City and all portions OF Kansas AID
Al Quincy it'll the splendid steamers Of the ST..
Ltni, and kuk Packet Ce, tor k,okuk iiaifnpSl.
Alton st Louis &C; and win post caachs, i"r Pal
myrs ST Joseph and all paris OF Northern Mis- ouri
Irresponsible. 'sssaso men Will be at all The railroad
depots il Chicrgp 10 receive checks aud convey lag
gag. H. the depot ffte OF charge
Ticket may be aed at the depot and at the AIich-
gan Central railroai ofSce, corner ~ Lake anu
C. HAMMOND, General Suferint.nt"i,t.
SAMUEL POWELL, G"'l Ticket Agent. l3ttlIdtf
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WORD OF SOLEMN, CONSCIENTIOUS AID
| "A vice 10 those who viii reject n
Hisa solemn fact tbstoa hun N
drsd thousand die annually In the 10y
Cuitei States with consumption 49, (xfnn
mar a-mu- premsture decay.
!. :
There cannot be ~ effect with
out an adequate cause. XUtLY
In view OF the awful destrnr- 5egssF4
ton II h human life and health BY ss4 =.
masrasuus or premature en- RSSSNc-1
haustlon and decay of the nsrv-
Gus NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. debility, tffs
caused by sexual diseases, sDch S.sss-------e{kz
a. the vices u Self Abuse, SENT 49,
nal weakness, SpeTmsttorrhea, elect Impotence
I.ucoYrboea and Sieriity, And Organic Diseases OF
tire kidneys and M view OF the decetttons which ar.
practiesd upon the unfortunate victims Of such dis
eases by quAcss and base pretenders, DIR. Hpbbes
will give medical advice gratis 70 all patients thu,
afflicted MAZE or female, who a.ay Al ply by letter, OF
personally, with description " their case 40 70
true and reliable means 81 cur AID he proposes u
treat the unfortunate, and In ces ~ extreme power.
~ and suffering, for sum tina Will only compensate
the cost OF medicine.
10 all dis.asss which affect nsnkInd, arising from
abnse Of seEnal fuac',ons-vhether married or sin
ge male ~ fem Ae-Doctor Hutbeil may BE- consult
ed privately and secretly, matter what the disease
may be, he will furnish them with delightful and
peasant remedies that VIII strengthen the whole
systsrn-aDd that, 100, ~ remedies that never
do the slightest injury, under any circumstances.
To THE LADlss.-Ladies troubled with irr-gglsri.
ties, weasness and other COMPLAINTS peculiar TO ths
feinaIs syst,In, viii dad . spet~.y cure by calling
atove.
All c.rnmunicst atoms strictly COR fdcntisi.
Address, Hnbbe,l, n ID, box 1865 O, Chicago
Illinois.
Private office, No SIS Randolph 81, opposite ID,
Revere Hef"
Rcldi
SPECIAL NoTICE--IIIGHLY IMPORTANT TO
FEMALES - All those whose health will not admit
becoming nlotheIg, and wishing quiet sccommoda
lions until rE1rd and also ~ secure tho ser vices
Of the experienced Ply sictans the United
States, will please address p. o. Box 1865 Chicago
ms m
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5000 Gases Es.AN OLD INDIAN DOCTOR, who
has made his fortune and retired from
business, will spend the remainder OF
5000 Cases his days in curing that dreadful disease
CONTEMPORARIES or CHANGE;
his earnest esirc being to comm unic ate
5000 Cases 10 The world his remedies that have
proved successful in than 3 600
cases. He requires each applicant to
5000 Cases send him minute description Of the
symptoms, with Two stamps, &c cents, }
to pay the return letter, in which he
5000 Gases will return them his ADVICE PTlE-
SCRlPTlON with directions for prepa-
ring the medicines, &C.
5000 Gases The OLD DOCTOR hopes that those
sffl cted will not. on account of deiicacy,
refrain from consulting him because lie
5000 Cases makes No Charge. His sole object in
advertising is to do all the good he can
before he dies He feels that he 10 lust
5000 Cases ~ celebrated for the cure Of C0Asuup-
tion, Asthma, Br0nchites, Nervous az
fections, Coughs Coldp, SC Address
SOOO Cases DOCT. UNCAS BRANT,
Box 1891, p. O., New York.
arch 1858 mch31.w3m
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RAILROADS


AAooADoApPA = AlD0OUIl ~ ~
nH and afssr Monday, Nay loss, 1858, and until
~ further notice, trains viii leave Davenport fos
Mnseaslne, Columbus City and Iowa Osy tsundays
excepted) - follows:
1st Express Train 1t $40 An
"a Nail Train 1T $50 p y
Trains will leave Davenport for Chicago daily, Sun
dsye excepted as follows
Ist Mail Train At ss5AM
ID Express Train, At s5jP n
Trains arrive at Davenport daily, (sundsys eresp-
ted) ~ ioliovs:
FROM THE EAST.
LIST Express Train st S4ss.u,
"a Mail Train, At ~ 81
FROM THE WEST.
LIST Nah Train, II 635 Nj
"a Express Train At s 80
at Columb- City and Iowa City with the Western
stage Cos stAger for all points West.
The Passenger Train CONNECTS .: Rock Island with
Cbieayo kock Island Railroad trains Tor oil points
East North and South.
Passengers reminded Of the necessity OF g1yirS
lstinc liz ecton TO the destination OF their bag
gage also 10 tickets before taking heir seats 10
lhe cars.
1R8IGaT.
Leaves Davenport at B 81 NJ
Arrives at Davenport At g 30P vi
NIB Tine Mo,ning (s:35 A NJ train for tn Fast
con e-cts at thfcngo junction 18th Michigan
Southern train for the Fest. Passengers thereby
q delay.
may s.dtf ADDISON DAY, SUPP.
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Milwaukee and WATERFOWL K n
WINTER ARRANGEARN,

WINTER ARRANGEMENT
I'm and after Monday November 25th, PASSENGER
" Trains on this Road Will run as follows:
First train leaves WATERFOWL at s;IO NJ arriving
In Watertown At M Second Train leaves VA
tertown at q 25 n, arriving ut WATERFOWL At ESQ
First Traia leaves Milwaukee Al s. is AN srrivinO
at watertown 1t 11;t9A n. Second train leaves Nii
waukee at 6;95 NJ arriving at atertown ., S;20
CONNECTING-GOING EAST.
At Milwaukee with the Green Bay, Nilvaukec And
Chicago Railroad TO Ohie ago; thence via Nichir.n
southern, Cleveland Toledo, Cleveland and Fr,r snd
New York and Erie to New York city; tnencs Va
steamer 0 Vanderbilt and Plymouth Rock to Boston
also cennecting ct Chicaeo with Michigan Central.
Great Western, Oansda, New York Central n NeT
York city; thence Viz New York and New Hsveo
CONN1CT1N0-o0uo w1er.
At Wetsstown Win DssQes 70 Oak Orssk. Dodss
0sntsss Weupun, Berlin, beaver ban, ~ IN.
Hsstsgs City. Portland, watsrise, naAiAseslle NJ
tTAifIs, Csaunbus. Otsese, Wyssna, g.
tn0au03 4nAtUo.
:!!g 4. I; s; = :: s'' ~
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NEW YORK.
June26 WY
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-29
To Brick Makers.

LSOR sale cheap for cash--Six Brick Machines com
r. pIete and III good ord~r. Each machine, with
ne horse will mas, II 600 Perfect Brick PER day
All tn brick the nlson River made By sim
liar machines. Address
MARvIAN K GIBBS,
mch26 -itf box 2bl2, Chcag