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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-18

NTHERDAs on the 4.h day Of March. A n, 1855.
w Claus ScLnelcoth executed unto Austin OoT bin,
Is Trustee. certain deed Of Trust, conveying TO
said Trustee ths land in Scott county, Iowa de-
scribed as follows, to Wit Three undivi ed silth
parts OF the following parcels or tracts Ut land to
Wit The north west quartr OF the l..rth-east quar-
ter, the northeast quarter Of tbs north w,st quar-
ter, and the moth 1cst fractional qua ter OF the
nor west snaIter Of section Dincueu (l9) and the
soutb-West quarter o: the south east q0aiter, and
tha south quattsr Cf the quarter and
the south Fraction al qusrt Of seeti nsigbteen
(lS) In township eighty tSO) north of range two (2
east, ard slso the northeast qua rl.r of The norlh
cart quarter Of section twcnty-fuur t2E in town.
chip Lumber eighty COY range one "a eAst, and also
tl following ps,cels OF land situate the couGty u
Clinton, IN sad State, to-wn: the north -wcst &C.
tional quarter OF tn. northeast quarter of section
number SIX 6l 10 township numbeI eighty (SO) north
ofran two (oeast, which said conveyance made
by -atd Claus Schnek~losh for The purpo,e Of
caring the payment Of certain prOmtsory notes and
the interest thereon signed ty said Schnekeloth TO
'hs order Of Il. u. kombauD, v. R,mbsun and
Ida X. FEEDS, dated the 4th day Of March y 1856
seven for eighty collars each, July lst 1856 jan
uSry ls, 1851, July lrt, 1851 January 1855 July
lst ls5s January lst. 1859. July lst 1S53-one for
nv. huudred ard eighty uolare due lat OF January,
lo60, for MT, five dollars, duo Is, Il July, 1850,
and Tor th- sum of eleven hundred All hfty tive
dollars due 1t OF January, 1861, with 10 cent
!ntere after due.
And nov the note due January 1t, 1853 having
b. 'cone due and payable, and the said Claus Hchneke
10th having fAts to pay the same, Austin CoIb n,
Trustee Is aforesaid. do hereby give this public
tice, that by vii Of the power which in vested
by eaid deed Of Trust, ! sili, on Sstnrd the 9th
day OF February, d. 1855, At the hour OF O. elock
In the Of said day. At the Court Housc door
In the city Of davenport, exposs and Offer for sse,
at pubic auction to the highest bidder for cash, the
parcels OF land above described much thereof
1hail be suic,ent tosats'y and pay the s.nount Ct
said note with the interest thereon to the day cS
SALE og ther with the expenses attending said sale,
costs Of this notice andTrustee's fc~s. Upon the
completion OF euch sale dec, Will be given In sccor.
dam .f vHpAf fne0
Dated the h say OF January, A y, 1865
jAnlsi's AUSTIN COABIN, Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-18
on the 1st day of necem

XXyHEREAS on the 1st day Of december A. D. 1884,
w Claus NJ MuudC anu Anna Mundt his wife ex-
ccutcd unto Austin Cornin, Trustee, certain deed
OF Trust conveying to sad Trustee TIE and in Acott
corn:y, Iowa, de- cribed as follows, u wit The
south-t ast quarter tf the nOith-ca quarter ana
the norho asst quarter Of tine south east qua Of
section number eight 81 In townsLip number seventy
eight (1o) north. Of range nuub-r three (3) east II
ths 5h II which ssid conv. Ance WAS made by
pose securing the payment of eleven certain PROM
issnry the intert 1t thereon gned by said
Claus Mundt to the order Of Ralph Metcalf dated
the Is. day IT December 1854, for six % 100
collars du" in v. month";, nine for thirty
t0-l0U dollars each, one payab July lst $50, the
others 10 six twelve, eighteen, twnt' -fJnr thirty,
thiriy-sx flrty-two ami forty light months after
sail nrst day OF July 1Ss5, aud for five hun
,.fed and thirty von 30-10o dollar the
dayfJuy ls60, with 10 rc"nt interest after due
And now, tue n,te due Ja"uary 1st. 1873 having be-
due and pay able ami the said Claus MOndt hav-
ing faed TO pay thasane, l. Au tin Oorbn Trustee as
Aforesaid by give tbs pablo ice, that BY
tue the power which is 10 vested by said deed of
Trust, Will, On Saturday the 9Th day u February
ID 1905 at the hour Of two O'Clock III the after
o. davenport expose and offer for sale at pabl,c xuc
ton 10 tie hig. est BIDDER for cAth the Iarces OF
lani above described, or SO much thereof sha be
sufficient satisfy and pay the aiuGun. Of said notes.
18th the interest thereon To the day OF sale, together
with expenses atcn5ing said sale, costs OF this
tice and Trustees fees. Upon the completion of
sr-h sac d..dwiN b. giy.a in accordance with
tn ct pulation OF said bed OF Trust.
Dat ei snv lG,h LAY OF January, -, 1855.
AUSTIN COkbIN,
janlSits Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-18
NUMBER 70.
Trustees sale.

IIHEREAs As On The aidsy VI June, a y 1851, Ran,
w sSsham Ciaassen cuted UNTO austin CorsiD
~ rrns,e, certain deed of Tgrt conysyiiAx 10 said
Trustee th- land ia iBton touoty, Iowa dessrib
- fsa -. " wn. Toe Worth hsA Oi The nortu- we
Qusr. Of s,ci lon nu ntcr scnty- hrr cay n to@n-
snis nGinb . esgaty- 40 (S2s nerth OF ranst numbe
i've (5) ast; which said conveyanc. Was msdsby the
ss;d rsGs Johsn Cixns.en for the purpose - s.tu-
r.ns ihs ~, VI AIN prOiissy Io,e and lie
iutreert thereon sgn dhy sati Hans Johsn ciAussen
~, a5,e 10 Fte.iesltA T. kidd.r, dx. te I'd day Il
in "a 1851 pa aoie ia .ix months
Aud Nov - mas having b0sonae due and payable
ard the said nAns sphan Iisussen having faLed TO
pAy 'hc SANE ssalu Cofbn Trustee xlor csatis
st requst u said ktAder Do r,by give his publ
nosie thAtby irue Of the 20 which is IN me vc
It'd by said deed u Trass, wt. IN WedG. SHAY Il
I0sh dsy u February, 4 D ISIS, .. he hour u :
o'clock Ia tas sftcslCon VI .A.t ~, nj tn Count
Home DOR IN the CITY Of Davenport .xpose and ofler
fvr sale, u pubic auction tus hgarst bidder for
cash, tie psIce' OF land above dsscrbe, much
sAeeoss - sAaM - su0ctont 70 satisfy and pay Ii.
amount q satd Dote tne iosercst thereon - the day
% sar, togs,hsY With costs aud expchses Attending
said sale, Of this notice aud frnAtes 1sce Up
the complctioa OF such sale dcoi viii be given n
accoIaanAS vltA NJ ssApgssaoa Il said - Of Truse
Detad De 1S.A day * JaaqasI, = p 1855
~ @ sf%sIT hr<Fsf1ssM q AOU11W CO011W.
Jin15dts TsWsoe,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-18
LATER FROM EUROPE
Arrival Of Steamer America

HALIFAX, Jan. 10.
The steamship America, from Liverpool
on Saturday, I'd inst, arrived here this A.
M Her advices are three days later than
those by the North American. She briDgs
t9,6l5 10 specie for Boston. Her mails n Ill
reach New York at 5 + NJ. Monday.
The political news ofthis arrival is not Of
an important description. Financially it is
quiet favorable.
The Holidays had checked all kinds Of
business. Little or nothing had been done
since Thursday
The details of the Irdhn news kY the
overland mails contain bat little news in
addition to the dispatches from Trieste, re-
ported by the North American The loss
Of the rebela at Lucknow was estimated at
10000. There was actively among the
British forces at Hong Kong, preparatory
to the investment OF Canton, which was
expected to take place about the lst Of
December
The U. s. frigates Marietta ard San ia
cinto and the sloop-of war Portsmouth were
at Hong Kong.
1t is said that the Spanish government will
consider the mediation of France ard Eng
land. If Mexico refuses to accept all Of its
conditions Considerable activity was ap-
parent in the preparations at Spanish ports
for the expedition to Mexico.
The Liverpool cotton market. according
to the Brokers Circular. had assumed
firmer tone. and prices closed lad per ID.
higher.
Breadstuffs generally quiet, but steady.
The London money market was slightly
easier. The crrrent rate Of discount was
7aS per cent. Consols closed at "a l 4a94
81
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-18
Trulstcc,s Sale.

(IYHEREAs On the 18th day or yrnr, A D, 1851
w Hans Mehicns executed unto AuAtiu Corhin %
Trustee oer.aln deed Of Trust, ce.veying 10 aid
Trustee the land In Sott County Iows described %
fol.vs TO Lots number nine (9) ten (10) eleven
u) snd twelve ll) IN Block Enmber ave ~ known
iI1re red and dsssnAtd, 10 thc sscord.d. plat in
Steu!ey ants Map Of Town lots, Also the west half
tn town Ol Dave0port which oo1d lcOovcyopeo uas
aade BY Tho sa Aas NJ htens ~ ~ puSpose ~ soeo
RING the payment offour rtain promiesory and
the interest thereon sished by said Hans N. .hiens
payAble 10 Ralph Metcali or order, dated the 18th
dsye June, A. D 1881. oDd one for the sn,u Of
forty dollars, and fer seventeen and 80 100
dollars pay abs six months after date for 1--WE
hundred and forty ve dollars, ond fyrsevent.'n
and SO 100 dollars paysbie year after date the
Banking House Of NJ 4ckot C,rbin, With tAsssest
payable at the rate Of ten per cent per annum after
due sr Hg@@
And now said first mentioned pror,is sorry note hav-
ing become due and payable AMI ths sald Aehiens
having failed IN pay the anne, I, Assn Cvrbsn 1rss
tee aforesaid at the request Of said Mctcalf, do
hereby give this ppb1c cosfhat ~ VtSspe Of the
power which 10 In vested by aid deed Of Trust,
WIN, On Wedu sday the lOtb Day Of RssroaU a .,
1SS At the hour Of O'Clock In the Afternoon OF said
dsy at the Court House dosr ip the sity Of Dsven-
port, expoes and osr 9or 6Ale. . puNiie auction
the highest bidder for CASH the parcels OF land above
des-ri6sd or 80 much thereon as shall b. sufficient
interest thereon to the day 81 sale, together
with the expenses attending said sale, costs Of
this notice and Trustees fses. Upon the compaseen
Of such sale deed will Be given In acooIdaEeo vt1h
the stipulation Of said Deed OF Trust.
Dated the 18th day Of January D, 1863.
AUSTIN COnBIN,
6snl6its Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-18
Kansas News.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. l6.
The Leavenworth Times of the ca says:
Reports indicate the success Of the entr.
Free State ticket. while the vote against the
Constitution will probably exceed $4,000.
The Lawrence correspondent OF The Dean
ocrdt says, rs far as heard from, the Free
State party have secured 81 out of "A Rep
rescntatives, and Ii out of 10 Senator'S
The vote against the constitution about
equals that polled at the October election
Eight gentleman who left the Territory on
the llth, report the Democratic State ticket
elected
The Republican learns that Gen. Calhoun
has returned to Lecompton, under an escort
of Z. S. troops, and that he would leave
Leavenworth on Wednesday last for Wash.
ington, with the Lecompton Constitution.
and the vote upon it. lie is expected here
tonight.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-18

IN nERRAs on the hrst day OF January, d 1857,
W Johann Halsins exet uied unit, Austin Corbiu
as Trustee, uer.n d.'d ~ Trust, conveying to ia
Trust the lini in SOFT county Iowa, described Ms
llows b. wit Part # Sections humber tweniy-sx
(26) ami nDnser twenty seven ca Ia township num-
brr eighty ts0 north ot rahS- nuAber three (3 east
of 3i n, d scrb"d as FOL. .uws, To vii. beginning
al II, southeast corner OF tee,ion number tsen,y
seven (.I tie ,Gs e,st on ct,on linz, Ave (5l chaiLs
to Tie centtr pint Plea, ant road thence mos th
enty degre west to the Intersection said r.s
Win line r.nu:ig through shs mid''ie Of said kec-
ton nunbtr twenty-sev.n CD, to wit: to n point
egIt ts chains AID eizhty-tve (oj) linss w.st from
the a.t quarter ection corn-r OF sads ction thence
west ee> Il y chains aud tw I've O2) links; thence
south to the section line; and place
~ beginning; tou aiming seventy-threc and nineteen
hundrcdhs ll3 10 lo0J acres Also the eonth- west
quarter of tho quarter Of said section num-
Ter twenty s-y t2t) containing forty acr' .; which
sstd conveyance made BY the said Johann HAL
kins to the aid Austin Corbin for tho purpose Of
curing the payment OF two cert ain prom sorry notes
and in,srett thereon signed BY said Halkins end
payable to Franklin II. Dating, dat. the hrs day
Of January, u 1891 nd psysbe - follows One for
the SUN OF seventy live dollars, duo in sx months,
and one for the OF six hundred and seventy n ve
dollars due 10 twelve months, both pay able ut the
banking House VI Aacklot Corbn aud to the or
der Cutting with in'crest the rate OF ten
per cent PER annum u mot psid ~hen due.
And nc W said last described promis no e hav-
ing become due and payable and the said Johann
Hslkins having failed 70 pay the earne Austin Cor
bn usiec Aforesaid at riQutst OF said Gu; Ting,
do hrcby give ms puOhc NOTICE. tnat virtue OF the
pow er winch Is 10 vested by said deed Of ust,
will. on Wednesday the 10th day Of February, A u
1855 at the O'Clock In tbs afternoon OF rad
day, al the Court House dor IN the .ty Of Daven
port extose and oer F sale, at public SUCTION l. bS
nigh. bder for cash, The parcel VI lard above de-
scIibed or 50 much thereof ss shal be sufficient
.s.sy Aad pay the OF said Notes, with the In
tneI - The day of SALE tog ther with the
aud expenses attcndiDg said sAe Of this notice
ana uste > fees Upon the completion OF such sale
a deed viii b. gwen In accordance with the stipu-
latiou Of said u ed of Trust
Dated the l1lh day VI January, D 1865.
AUSTIN CORBIN,
JsulSdts Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-18
Further by the Norh America.

PORTLAND, ME, Jan. Is.
The Bombay mail Of Dec. l4th had reach
ed England.
The Calcutta mails Of the Goth of Novem-
Der. had arrived at Trieste
The fighting before Lucknow was very
severe. On the 10th, the enemy suffered
enormously. The fight on that day was
one Of the severest ever witnessed
On the 18th, the enemy were flying in
great numbers from Lucknow, and the fir
ing had nearly ceased.
After the fight. the bodies of $50 Sepoys,
were found in one place.
1t Is reported that the king Of Delhi's
sons, and two nephews. after being tried by
military commissioners. had been shot.
The Daily Mems says that the rebels Of
Dude had placed a boy upon the throne ard
kept him in State at Fyzabad, a city Of 100,
900 inhabitants. which is defended by q
large fort, with wall and ditch, round
towers and new intrenchments
Three companies Of the oath regiment Of
native infantry, had mutinied at Chittagon,
and marched to Dacca.
One hundred Europeans had been sent to
intercept them.
The Jawnpore Territory was threatened
by large force from Dude.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-18
Important From Washington.

NEW York, Jan. Is
The Heralds Washington correspondence
says: Dispatches to the Government this
evening, announce that the professional fill
ibusters of Texas are gathering in large
numbers on the Rio Grande, preparatory to
engaging in Mexican revolution.
Gen. Walker may turn his attention that
way, as he has abandoned his Nicaragua en-.
terprise.
Times Corresrondence-Th United States
Attorney Weir. Of Kansas. has arrived with
the Lecompton Constitution. He proceeded
to the President.
Senator Houston's proposed Kansas bill,
proposes to submit both the Topeka and Le-
compton Constitutions 70 the popular vote,
either for or against the admissions with
either, if effected, if neither is accepted, the
bill authorizes . new constitution.
Courier Correspondence-Mr.R Russell, Of
Mo-, agent Of Majors. Russell & Co., has
closed a contract with the War Department
for the transportation of supplies to Utah
,or 3l,700,00O.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-18
From Washington.

WASHING TON, JAN 16.
The National Agricultural Society has al
journed after the most valuable session e5-
er held Gen. Letchman, of Md. was
made President, and nearly all the officers
reelected. The permanent office of the 81,
ciety was established at Washington.
A petition has been received at the Navy
Department. from the Scotchman residii e
on Punta Arenas, who had rented his prer.-
ises to Gen. Walker. He claims he has
been wrongfully injured and p!undered bJ
the U. S. forces, and demands reparation =
As he is British subject, he has also for
warded claim against the u s. to Lore
Clarendon.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-18
Robertson's Trtal at Rochester, N. Y

ROCHESTER,, Jan. 10.
The prosecution In the case Of John r.
Robertson, who was arrested for an attempt
to poison Lis wife, rested their case at noon,
and the council for defence opened in
speech of an hours length, in which he gave
an outline Of the defence They will try to
show that young DR.. Biglow. backe by
his father, was competitor against Robert
son, and that his motive was to avoid the
payment of 81 $500. loaned and expended on
his fathers trial last spring. Several wit
nesses for the defence were examined this
afternoon, among them Mrs. Robertson, de
fendats wife. her two brothers, and several
neighbors and relatives, all of whom testi-
fled TO the character of the defendant, and
the happy domestic relations always exs-
ting between him and wife. Mrs. r. swore
that her married life had been the happiest
part of her life in every particular, and con
tradieted much of DIR. Biglow's evidence
At the conclusion of her examination the
court adjourned till tomorrow morning.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-18
rEThe Gazette is informed hy /,

~ The Gazette is informed by a
talented traveller from the interior of the
State, that in several mills in the back
country, signs are stuck up announcing that
wheat was bought at 80 cts per bushel, cash
and 55 cents per bushel in Florence. Vsr-
lily, Cook 4 Sargent ought to present their
hired advocates with leather medal
They prove that as much can be bought
with 90 cents in Illinois money % with
Ito cents in Florence wild cat! In other
words, that Florence is only worth 80 on
the dollarl The Gazette thinks that shows
the supersexselleace Of wild cat What .
brace Of financiers those Gastte men arsi
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-18
New York Market.

NEW YORK, jan. 16.
YI.OUR-N srk ct heavy and rather EASIER. SaIas
1000 tbls a. 25dt4 80 for super state 5o04 IS
for extras..ts; 4 25GJ4 35 for super Western; 10
as 90 for non ~ medium.
RYE FtOUR-394.
WH1AT-Buoysnt.- Export demand fair. Sales,
1900 hu b at92H
RYE-Dsil At .2473.
BARLRT-Quiet o. nominal At 70GSS0.
COHN-Mo-e plenty And lower at 1z@73
Nothing doing In old.
OArs-ren'y y and dull at 1894! for State; l6946
for Western.
PORK-L0wsr. Sales, 600 bbls At IA 6GGe13 Is for
new mess; II o. for p ime.
BERF-Unehsnscd. Sale United.
DRESSED HOGS Firm a. 8 aos e.s.
6tNe.
wHIsKKY-Dull. S.les1 - hhis at q f25.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-18

New planning MILL.-Wc learn
that our respected fellow citizen James w.
Cannon, is about to erect new Steam
Planning Mill at his lumber yard corner OF
9TH and Gaines streets, which wi be ready
for operation early in the spring This ad-
dition to our lumber manufactures will be
one of considerable Importance, and one we
trust will meet with extensive success
Those who have not already extended their
patronage to this concern, will find it much
to their interest to do so, as Mr.. Cannon is
not only ,hroughly acquainted with the
business in which he is engaged, but has
the reputation of affording farmers. builders
and others. most advantageous bargalns.-
Success to him and his business
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-18

THE BIBLE VOTED DowN.-We are
sorry to learn that at district meeting. held
at the school house in District No. 9, on
Saturday ey yening, a vote was taken as to
whether the bible .hould be read before
the school, and, with regret, we have to::say
that there were only fire votes in favor Of
the bible, while there were numerous votes
against it. We also learn that. in this case
the teachers refuse to remain. We trust we
shall be able to contradict this report,
though our authority for recording it is Of
a reliable character.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-18

EDITORIAL CONVENTION ON SUNDAY.
There is o call going the rounds in the
State papers. with appended request to
copy, calling an Editorial Convention which
is to convene at Fort Des Moines, on the
l7th, Sunday ito take into consideration
such matters as may be deemed expedient
to advance the interests and wal being Of
our craft through the State" Consequent
~ the convention met yesterday. We shall
await with some degree of anxiety, the re-
suit Of yesterdays proceedings
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-18
ET In our published annual rel

EFIn our published annual report
Of the Davenport Board Of Trade we notice
that the amount of coal brought to this city
is set down at IL 900 tons. This is ereat
error, as We are informed by Mr. Robert
Lowry of the Henry County Coal Co, that
that company sold out during nine months..of
The past year 475,379 bushels or 1885 tons,
making very important difference. and
when we take into consideration the amount
sold by other yards and brought to the city
in teams we think we can safely set the
amount at 100000 bushels sold in this
city during 1857.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-18

The SHOOTING MATCH.-The shoot
ing match which came of near Cook farm
on. Friday. resulted in favor of Mr.. G. 3
King, who made the shortest string of five
shots John Graham, the host of the Ora
ham House, made tho second best string
A large crowd was in attendance.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-18

VINO Marr!,d Womes ON the Voluntary Consro, Of
l. the Maternal Function, Strictly Moral n its tone
BY Professi0a Ge0tlsman who has made the Pnys.
".ogy OF precrea,i'n his special stndy the great
pa OF his life. 1t cesry rehearses ths philosophy
OF impfegsatton snd contains . summary Of al tte
modes rcsorted TO, 70 prevent conception, pointing
out which are efnctent and dscussing their Virtues
with recommendations ant directions how 70 easily
and safely forestall ption Sent nder seal b.
mail free Tor u. Communications strictly private.
RODBRT J. BUSCH. 4. D.,
OeSodAWsm rs Broadway, u. 7.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-18

> = a nH'A NEWS EPOT

81 n 10 R'A NEWS DEPOT
AND ia ss17
CTHUULATlN LIB.RARY.
We receive regularly ani for sale Das;es:
n. Y RerAid. Philad. pai-t.R
" THsuDc, GIN. Gazette,
" Times, Commercial,
Boston Esrad, Chicago Geip. Prcas,
F." Trsy'liey, Tribune,
S.. Louis hep2b.ican. 81. Louis I1ieligsncer,
Davenport Gazette, Democrat AMI News.
S1bs ipfions received on the M. u liberal urms
by the m nth, quarter o. year.
cctl Z. II. STARR, Agent
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-18

EIn the case of E. d. Lacey
who was brought before Justice Eagal on q
c,a,ge Of obtA lining money and goods under;
false pretsnces, the Justice decided to bind
defendant over to the District Court IN the
sum Of $500. Buchanan 4 johns for deft
Geo. 5. G. Dow for State
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-18

PRIsTERs.--We trust our fellow Gratis
men, whether in active service or not, will
to night. Extensive arrangements have
been made by our brethern across the river,
and We doubt not that the occasion will be
of high merits
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-18
Now Orleans Market,

New Orleans Jan l6
BUGAR-0ecned = Sa.esat 1 = %
fLUUR-Strady at %
NO, ASSE-19I19A
COHN-white, Sc; yellow, 60.
HAY-Ra,tern, Is Is; Western, 10 00tG18 80
PORK-A.ss, very duh at u 75g13 Bulk meats,
shouldsrs4k; hams, 5k; sld-s. 6g6h.
LARp-Keg,9k 9k
WH1SKEY-l6.
COFFEE-Rio s&69k. Sales for the week. a.
600 bags. Receipts u. 800 bags. Present stock, a.
90 bags
STEALING ExCnANGE-.O4a Gt0,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-18

Child BITTEN BY MAD CoG.-A
mad dog made his APPEARANCE in the upper
part of the city on Saturday, near Renwick's
mil, bit COW aud afterwards bit child
some six or seven years of age on the left
check in very severe manner A crowd
of citizens collected about the iufuriated
beast and with clubs, sticks and stones put
an end to him Immediately. Fears were
entertained that the child would not sur.
vive. Look out for these animals, or there
may be more fearful consequences.