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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-13

XXTHEREAS, on the 3ls dag OF October d 1855.
w L ancls X. Fitzpatrick and Mary Fi.zpstrnk
his " ife executed unto Aus in Corbi as Trustee.
Certain DECD OF Trust conveying 70 aid Trustee the
land IN Scott county Iowa DESCRIBED as follows wit
part Of outot number tw, ~ in tn CITY Of Day n
port thus bau Ged: & mmeacins Al a point on thn
east sid OF Har tson street eItened hy (SO) feet
north from q stpn' mon m-nt stuate ed IN the so m
=est corner OF said Outlot runnin< thence Crth rlv
al ng the east line OF said Harrison str~ct forty 0)
feet hence st ote hundred and f y(15Olf thence
herly and parallel with the west line aforesaid
forty (40) feet, IheNcs wet one hun red ard C,ty
Qo0) feet - place OF beginning; which said convey
ance was msde y the ssd Francis Fl zpatrick and
Mary his WIFE, for the purpose of securing the ray
meht Of certain 'promissory note md ho interest
thereon, signed b. sad Francis Fits, at ack aud
M-ry, his W fe, dated the 31st day OF Octoeer A ID
lS55 aud payn' e in gear to he der OF Stephen
Thonl n with ten per cent. interest unless pt at
msturity-Uhich m sad 10 was after ardj ASSIGNED
to David Hill.
And now said note having become due and p,ya-
Bile, and the sad ancis Y and Mary Fitzpatrick
having failed to pay the same, Austin lrb,n Trus-
te as a'oresaii, at request o: ssid HUI, do h. reby
give this public NOTICE. that by virtue ri the power
which is In me vested by sad Deed Of Trust viii.
on Saturday the sIxth day Of F,bsua, ,, = D, 1875
day, at the Court House door in tn. city OF raven-
port expose snd Offer for sale, at pubic au cton to
the highest bidder for cash. the parcel Of land above
described, or much thereof shall be sufc ient
TO iaHsfy and pay the amount o, sXii n,te With
the interest tn to the day Of together with
the expenses attending said SALE thi, notice
and Trustees fees. Upon the completion Of such
s.lpua ION of said d ed of Trust.
Dated the 18th cay Of January A U, 1878.
AUSTIN OOKBIN,
Jan13d0 Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-13

WHERRAS en the 22d dag Of Msy, A d. 1857
w Henry Drossel executed unto wrlism II.
Thompson, Trustee, Q certain deed Of Trust con.
veyng to SAID Trust the following tract Of land sit
uate In the city Of Princeton, 10 the county VI Scott
and state Of Iowa, TO wit Commencing at the north
cas- Corn Of anut stree. aud the Cam ancha read
in ssid city OF Primo ton aud running thence north
sixty (6O) feet thence ast to the Mississippi r,er
thence eOuth along the bank Of said river sixty 6)
feet; hence west aong The north line OF sal alnuv
Street to the place Of beginning which said convey
ance made BY said Herfy DrosssE os the purpose
Of securing 10 David Armstrong or his ass xns the
payment o: the sum Of W h q ired and eiyh y.ssv
dollars aud Thirteen cents aad the additional cum
OF one hun fved ana seven dollars and for ents for
which the said Henry Drossell did, IN The 22d day
OF May hts two promss ,ry o. ams ng
oth-rs to sad ,mstrong, ay able th first day
January, 1883, with interest ct ten per cent. psr an
Lum, paysble annually.
Add new said promissory notes having become due
aud payable, and the ssid Henry Drossel, having
fsilci to pay the same, W Iam Thompson Trustea
Is soresaid d. hereby give public notice. that BY
virtue ofthe power which 10 In vested BY said
OF Trust, Will, on Monday the Let day OF February
D. 1888 the hour Of 20cl0ck in the afternoon Of
said day at the Court House door In the city OF Da
venport. expose sni osr fo SALE 1t public auction
to tue hughes, bidder for cash, the parcel OF land
above described OF SO much thereof - shall b. cum
cient to satisfy the amount then due upon said notes
.ith costs aud expenses Of making said ALE and Of
this notice.
Dated this ssth day Of December, 4 D, 1857
WILLIAM n, TaOMP0ON,
Jaallw0t xtustse.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-13
Trustees Sale.

"HEREA5 on the 2s.h dav of April, A d, 1857,
w Eta. p Hai1.x execute unto John O. Dsia.ey
o. be County SCOT and State " va, Trustee
certain deed OF Trust. conveying 10 said Trnsttc
the aGd Scott County, Iowa. described As follows
:, wit Lot numb t three 81 in Bicck nLmpr one
~ 10 AtmI's second addition to The City Of Davsn-
port, fronting on Second ct sfxty-four (64 feet
and running back one hundred AID fifty Ot0) feei,
whic said convey was N sde ~ the ssid ias r.
Hsidix for the purp 80 OF securing the psymeat Of
uf certain promissoy oies and the Interest there.
on sigAed BY the sai Elias paddx, dated ihe 2sta
day April. d 1857, and payAols to tie order Of
vm om D. Hlri ah, asflliows: On note soF the sum
~ twO hauirrd and fv dollars thiity lays ter daIe
also one for six hundred dollars, pabe ON the ART
dsy ef December 1857 al~o one for N hundred "a
seventy five doliaes, year after date and
one on her f,r one hundred an sew nty.ave dol.
las, p4yab two yeavs Aft date. The lhr. G last
naned uot's with interest payable annually At the
rate Of ten pr ;ant PER shnum, which - deed OF
rru Is recorded Ia The Recorders ofice o. Scott
county, 10 Book "A" OF Town mo tgases rsRe21s
And Dow the SAID srcord note fr six hundred fsOOl
doafs, having become due ami payable, ana the sal
4 las Hadd'x having failed to pay the same. .r
Fart theY' o. John Delaney, Trustee as sfore
said, do hereby give this public notice. that by vir.
tue Of the power which Is In vested by said deed
Of Trust will, on Thursday the ssur'h day FEB.
rusry, d, 1855 at the hour Of O'Clock in the AZ
ternoon. in the city OF ven lor county of Nntt and
State Of Iowa. expose r sale for SALE at pub ic anc-
tion the highest bidder for cash, the parcel OF
land above desc ribed much threof as shall be
sufficient to satisfy and pay tha 81 said note
with the interest thereon 10 the day OF saie together
with the COS Is and expens attending said sale In.
Guiding costs of this nctce and Trustees fees tpnn
the completion Of said sale deed will be given In
accordance with the stip alat-n said dee Of Trust
Dat d at the city Of Davenport, this 18Th day OF
January, d, 1855.
JOHN c. DELANEY,
Janl3t, Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-13
THIRTY-TIFTH CONGRESS.

WAsnISGTox, Jan. 13
SESATE-Mr. Douglas presented the peti-
tion from Henry o. I.umly, in favor Of estab-
lishirg a Telegraph line from the western
borders Of Missouri to Fort Laramie, and
the South Pass Of the Rocky Mountains, re-
terrei tn the Committee on Military Affairs
Mr. Wilson introduced bill explanatory
OF the net granting bounty lands to officers
and soldiers. passed March. 1857. % ~ TO
secure elaine 10 the ,widovs Of persoss
making elaim, who have died before the
land wsSrants were issued. ~
HoUsE-Ths Sresker laid before the
House message from the President in re.
sponse to the resolution calling for inforrna-
tion relating to recent events in Central
America.
Mr. Clingnan moved that that part tho
Prss'dsnts recent message and accompany.
Ing documents relating to Com. Paulding,
and having reference to the orders of the
Navy department.. be referred TO the com.
mittee on Naval affairs.
A message Was receiv cd from the Presi.
dent, stating that he had received copy Of
the Constitution Of Minnesota, together
with an abstract Of The vote polled for and
against the same. and be now laid the con-
stltution before the Congress in the manner
prescribed by the instruments
message was also received from the
President in regard to the resolution en-
quiring whether the government Of Nicsra-
qua had made any complaint on account Of
the arrest Of Gen. Walker by Com. Pauld
ing. 1t Is said the President, through the
secretary OF State, says that no such CON-
plant has reached the Department
The Ht,uaA Nont int ~
Whole on the state Of the Union and the
annual message Of the President.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-13
From Mexico.

NEw ORLEANS, Jan. TO-
Steamer Tennessee, from Vera Cruz on
the 7th, has arrived
A large party had risen against the plan
OF Lucuvaga, consisting of . large majority
OF the people. outside Of the military.
COmmonfort left the capital on the lst at
the head Of division of troops. His desti.
nation was unknown before his departure.
The diplomatic corps paid their respects to
Commonfort on New Years, except the
British representative whose absense caused
much remark.
There was rumor Of the death Of Gen.
Alvarez Gen. Harvadi issued a proclama
ton against Commonfort's action. Makes
large levies Of troops at Vera Cruz. Has re-
called the acceptance Of the plan Of Tucuba-
ga. Civil war seems inevitable.
The Empire City from Havanns on the
9th is at the Ballze.
The Star of the West take 81 ,OOO, 900 to
the Treasury.
The Fulton arrived at Aspinwall On the
3Oth bringing news from Grayto that
Frank Anderson had surrendered Fort Cas-
tillo and the River steamers to the Frigats
SusquehannA
1t was reported at San Francisco that Col
Stephens at Fort Walla Walla, Oregon, had
received dispatch stating that 1870 Of Col
JOhEstons command were killed bv Nor.
mons and Col. Johnston forced to retreat
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-13

DHYBlClAN AND SURGEON -OFFICE-POST
Il OFFICE BLOCK Housc-North side OF Fifth
htrcct, between Brady ana Perry. Ian3ldtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-13

New PAPER The Western Star is
a new paper just started at Dubuque by
Flaven & Co, and is to be the organ of the
Catholic Church in the North West. II j.
neatly printed il guarto FORM and will no
doubt meet with extensive patronage.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-13
T. Z. DOOLITTLE

r. Il. DOOLITTLE
A TTORNkY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law
IA Ofnce-NichDls' New Block, Davenport Iowa
REFEkkscLs-Either Judge OF the SupI eme OF Su
pcfor Court OF the Ststc of Connecticut; hon Chas
Inger-oll, U. 3. Dist. Judge, New Haven Conuecti-
cut Hon. James Dixon, y. Ben. Hartford Com
DcctIcut.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-13

Rock ISLAND MEDICAL SOCIETY hold
their quarterly session at the rooms of the
Common Council in Rock Island this r. NJ
at o'clock, "Wednesday Jan lath.) Mem
bers Of the Scott County Society are invited
TO attynd
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-13
Weather Items.

TOLEDO, Jan. H.
Clear-thermometer SO deg. above.
Buffalo-mi!d and cloudy. with rest wind.
ThermOmet r Is.
Milwaukie-clear and calm therm ter IS
Prairie du Chien-clear and calm; ther
mOmtr 30
Detroit-c,oudy; ther. So.
Pittsbnrgh-cIear and warm; ther. A.
C,ncinnatti-derse fog: 3b above.
Co!umbus-clear; 35 above.
Indianapolis-clear and cold.
Fulton. Tll.-cloudy and cold.
Springfield, lll.-clear and mild, so above
GAINESVILLE, Wis-mild and pleasant.
Burlington, lows,-clear and cold, IS.
Cairo, lll-32 above.
St. Louis-clear and mild 80 above.
Dubuque-clear; 32 above
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-13
WHEELER 4 WILSON'S
Sc WING NJ A G. II l N E

fhi is the I" A, No. l" Sewing Machine for all
OF sewing, even to the most beautiful
~ n M M = N g..
We prefer the Wheeler Wilson for family use.-
NJ Y. 7ribuMe.
1or families Y. Times.
An examination Of these mschines and their work
b respectfully solicited.
D. ?. WHITE, Agent,
Second st. opposite Cook 4 sasssat's DsnI, Dsvsn-
pert, Iowa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-13
Auction Sale.

n LOT % ground, 3. feet fr Mt by 80 deer, With
"A sooi frame dwelling and stors it, Iii Be sold
to the hlSae.t u der, and no by bidding, on
Wecresday, tie 18th lust,
II fair. II not the next fair day, 1t l O'Clock.
TINS OF ale, VI ca b down, the bal ,nce in l2 and
II months with only per cent intsr-N.
7. vAx TUyL, Auctioneer
Jsnl3f, ROBERT 9. SKINNER
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-13

NEW York, Jan. -.
rLOUR-Rxtremsly dull, prices unchansed sale
100 bbls At 259l4 IS for ruper State 4 50N4 IS
fr ex, - State; 2otG4 10 for super Western 30
a Is for mMon to medium
CANADIAN FLOUR-Drocping. 300l 10 for
super; 4 60CG6 90 for extra
RYE FLUUR-3@A
WHBAT-Quet. Prices the same.
RYE-Aild at 736g7S.
CJHN-Sca-cs. New somewhat st.O.
BARLEY-Quiet ard firm I 75GgS0.
OATS-Oull ~ 1904 for State l5946 for west
ern.
PORK-Dul and lower. 0alcs, 200 bbls at u Is
@lo 10 10 new mess; II % for y ime.
BEEF Unchanged.
DRESSED HO6S-Declned to cts
BUFIER--Lower. 11@l5 for ohio; l2K ais for
State.
WHISKEY-S ,les 100 bbls at 21
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-13
NOTICE TO ADvERTISERS.

Large cuts charged double the same dimensions of
type.
Displayed advertisements onc.half more than
usual rates
Yearly advertising contracts will he understood 70
apply strictly - th. Immediate business VI the adver-
tser and all other advertisements sent IN Dy the adj
scrtiser viii be charged extra.
Advertisements not accompanied with instructions
wi! be inserted until Forbid ana charged accordingly
Notices for religious and benevolent purposes IN
serted one tune free OF cost, thereafter charged As
oihrr Advertisements.
Advertisements frosi abroad must be paid for IN
r1riabiy IN aduanoe, unless from approved Agents.
CONTRA fJf yearly advertising t.t.nnabie AT th1
o.iiDn OF advertisers they advaut eni-ni oi
70 per cent. Oh The contract price
Advertisements inserted next to reading matter
20 per cent. advance above rates and kept IN
ellie, 70 per cent advance regular rates.
All tfsGsteat advertisements nust DO laid for Ia
aiyance,
h!CHAHDjoN WEST, Iowa State Democrat.
IAN DEkh n Bko. Daily Gazette.
IL fischer a. co, Der Dsuoarat.
HARRINGTON n wILKIE. Daiiy Evening News
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-13
EEThc river is now fnll ofrunn;,

EFThc river is now full ofrunnino
ice and as matter Of course navigation
entirely suspended with the exception of the
ferry boats which still continue to ply be-
tween this city and Rock Island, but not
without some danger and damage to the
boats. We are inclined to the bell. that
the river will close soon at this place
Should it not, it is very pertinent to know
where the citys supply Of ice is coming from
next summer
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-13

". ii. u. SuHLEE. JOHN n. Ro0EEs.
GUKLEH Il RM:ERS,
A TToRNEYB AND OOUNsELLORs AT LAW
IA Odce-HoGmAL's New Building, Main street
between Front aud second, Davenport, Iowa.
FebIOdtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-13
New Orleans Market,

New Orleans, Jan. s.
6rGAN-Steadv at Ak GS5X.
AOLASSEs-19G10k.
CORN-White, s.; yellow, GO.
HAY-Bastern, Is IS; Western. Is OOt016 80.
PORk-Ness, very dan at - 1b@18. Bulk meats
shoulders b; hama, 6; tides, 69Sk.
LAR1ebie., s.
WH1SGEY-16. -
COFgEE-Rio SxA9k. Sales FOR ths wssk. 14,
600 bags Recelpts Is 800 bass. Present stock, ",
SrKELING a@l07.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-13
N The Moline Indel,endent is taking

" The Moline Independent Is taking
the matter seriously that the Democrat and
other papers here and in Chicago did not
give it due credit for the late report OF the
fire in that city We have only to inform
the Independent folks that We took nothing
from their extra, and had our report Of the
fire in type long before the extra arrived In
this town. A friend who was in Moline at
the time Of the fire Furnished this Office with
the items.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-13

HOWARD DhRi.Is0T0H, WASHINGTON TOWNSEND
Davenport. Iowa. West Chester Penn.
DARLINGTON l. k's'OWNSEND.

/ DAN, nISGorN AND LAW OFFICE. NO. 9.
- Nicsols Block Corner OF Br ady ami Src md SITS
Davenport, Icwa.
E,peci- SIT. nlinn given 10 The Investment Of Mon
ey upon uninc arnbe cd Real Estate securty. Money
Ioan, on O. mmi. sion Tit -ninei ard abstracts
siven, when desired. Ali Legal business promptly
att ndrd to.
REFERENCES -Messrs. Cook & Sargent, Messrs.
Allen y Clark, Mr.. Geo. l. Davenport. Dsyenp rt !;
Wm JeHeris, Hsq,, Cashier Sank OF Chester Co ,
Penn; John Tweeile, Esq. sltanv, Y; p ,,ir sob
Es,I Cashier Bank Of baltimore, Baltimore Md.
DE 2sitf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-13

Corner Main and Second streets. De.4
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-13
CO.Partncrship Notice.

LING ExCHANGR-I0lA @107.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-13
Family Provision Store,
PORK, BEEF, BUTTER, EGGS, &C

HAVE OPENRD an establishment on Third street
l. fer doors above the Hawkeye Grocery, where I
intend keeping at al times Game of every description
Pork such - epareribs, Tenderloins, ETC.. Salt
Pork and Beef; Beef ~ the quarter; Butter, Egss
ctccin fact depot for the supply OF families with
provisons Of substantial nature. As shall -votc
my whole attention 10 the business, and every en-.
ergy in keeping full supplies Of such articles % are
mentioned above, hope TO meet with liberal pat
ronase. also Put up pork and beef for families a.
orderei, and keep constantly ON hand Head Chssse
and Ssusages.
Noy2ldtf JOHN F. KELLY.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-13
STATE DEMOCRAT.
DAVENPORT, JANUARY ID. 1858.


WE have printed and have for sale the following
w Blanks. which list We shall te c1Isianty
adding new forms:
wsrrantse Deeds Qsit Chin De'Gs, Mortrngas,
Trust DEEDS, Trustees Deed- ne~ srticte) Attach
r,pt Ronds, G4rni es. Notices Petitions, Origin al
Nofl ~. syeeuti Hovers OF attorney, ard Ia e.
gar.cty O. Justices Bla ks. DEAN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-13

We do not expose those facts from any
personal Twill toward the Democrat office,
or in q spirit of exultalion that it has not
done SO well financially as it really dGserged
but to show the public these gentlemen
are not in that independent position they
have boastinglv claimed for themselv cs-in
position to utterly scorn outside influence,
aud 10 show these gentlemen themselves.
that they cannot bluff US with such articiss
as their brazen faced leader Of yesterday =
Gazette.
Certainly not. We we'll know that there
is "no personal i'll will" toward us. We
have had too much to do with editorial
warfare to accuse you of that but at the
same time you must confess that you have
fell far short OF the mark you aimed at
you have been instrumental in establishing
the fact that we are independent as far as
any outside indebtedness or mortgages
are concerned and if boasting it was
on our part. you have proven our boast
true. We did not intend to bluff you, for
is a characteristic of ours never to bet
unless We know we hold the lining hand
you were "bluffing'-you held mary pair"
while we held three aces and two Kings -
Let us refer You to the text Of the famous
hard shell prcacher-"and he shall knaw Il
file DC.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-13

We have, as desired, given facts to sub.
stantiate the material part of our charge
-Gazeue Of yesterday.
Have you! We fail to see them-the
public fails to see them, and we deny that
such has been the case. Tie "$l $50. saving
nothing of interest" has dwinlled down to
a mere spectre, and We ask for more.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-13
Kansas News.

ST. Louis, Jan. II.
Kansas correspondent Of the Democrat
says that the Free State Legislature and
State ticket received an average majority
Of lS5 atWyandotte. Majority against Le-
compton Constitution S73.
The Leavenworth Times of the 9Th states
the average majority for the Free State
ticket in that City st upwards Of ,lOO.-
Majority against Constitution 1878.
Gentleman from the Territory state that
there is little doubt that the Free Stat
ticket is elesteA-by = large majority. No
disturbance reported thus far.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-13
Notice.

THE RELiBF ASSOCIATION VIII fprniah male
i or female helps, % application 70 Ar naeal at
his once. Persons desiring such are earnestly re-
auested 70 spDly = above, - tAis win greatly ~
The Society IN their sbors. y order q ~
0evoo11 F@4 A0oOOlAT1o0,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-13


But let us see how ''independent" the
Democrat Is in Its position. We find on the
records, one chattel mortgage from the
Democrat firm, of old standing, amounting
to SGS6.l7. the interest accumulated on
which would probably amount to several
hundred dollars. We find a cla,tel mort
gage for Sao0, due Oct. 30, 1856, and draw
ing tao per cant per month"; Run up that
interest Also chattel mortgage for S3l3,-
81, due the same time. with 10 per cent. in.
terest Also a chattel mortgage Of $500,
which was taken up yesterday atiernooa-
Gazette 12M.
The independence" of the Democrat is
not in the least impaired by the above on
slought We have no objections to explain
all the above figures which the Ga-ct,e man
has been so careful to pick up. The first
sum- s6s6,l7, was secured by mortgage ex
scuted to Samuel r. Miller, by the proprie
tor Of the late Banner Office, and which was
assumed and paid by us, with exception of
one hundred and thirty two dollars, and in
terest from last spring. Weshould have pub
lished the statement of the party holding
this mortgage. had he been in town yesterday
to give it. The chattel mort gages-one for
5000, and the other for $slS,s7, have long
been satisfied as will be seen by appended
statement
DAVENPORT. JANUARY 18th, 1857.
MEssRs RICHARDSON d WEST, GENTS In
colnpl.ence with your request. l would pub-
licly state that the mortgage which held
upon your establishment for the payment Of
two promissory notes-one for 5000 and the
other for $3l3S7, has been fully satisfied
more than a year since, and the fact of the
fact of the same not being cancelled upon
the public records, is my neglect.
Respectfully yours, DC
L. d. EAGAL.
Thus has the base born efforts Of the Ga
zette man to show that our office was mort
gagged in its every part" vanished, as does
every argument of his. when brouget in
contact with u.s. Now let US ask the wri-
ter of the above paragraph, where are his
rRooFsi They have not been produced,
and again we call upon him to do SO. II
he is content to,,have the public know that
in stating that he had the proof, he told a
wilful, deliberate lie, We have not a word to
say, but commisserate him in his unexam.
Piled moral depravity. We do sincerely pity
the man who thus attempts to injure the
, credit Of another by such base assertions ;
and while We deeply and effectualiy feel :or
him, we would, from our inmost heart, ad.
wise him to turn from the evil of his ways,
and lead an honest life, and become wiser
and better man. t@
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-13
Notice

NIOTIOE is hereby given that on the 14th Gag Of
~ October, A. D. 1851, va. appointed BY the
County Court Of Scott County, State Of Iows admin
istratrx ct tn estate Of Thomas Doye. late o. SAID
county, deceased. And that al d. mands sinst said
estste must be presented and as by Iaw direct
81. Aud oil indebted to the estate expected 10
pay Immediately.
Davenport, Dec. 18th, 1857.
w3wJ NARY DOYLE.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-13
Stock Market.

NEW York. Jan. II.
6TOCKS-Sterling exchange 1O0GIlO6k @ b
~; y s 21A N YG 7Sx n 4 \ 81; g 48k !;
O 10; g 9 X O 96k; MI X Mis- SO: Va sizes
s2H No stx-s s2k Harlem 81 birds COX; ;; Hud-
son 1st bonds 97A; N sevens 76 -; DO stxvs 81
Hslem preferred IL; do r 6N; N s SKIES Of Is
11o 90, Tenn eixes Of 80, 90; California sixes Of
10 67.