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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-03-13


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postponed uil the 18Th day Of MeEeh iee9a ~ ths
hour Of IL o'clock u. Z. BO0ARDu4,
Sheriff Of a Dorado Co., Cal
By ". J. DUnwul, unAeS eAssiG
s shsTina Once, PiacsFVIlle, March oth, 1e0o.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-03-13

INDIAN OUrBREAK.-The Los Angeles
Star learns that the Indians on the Sc
bastian reservation, recently made tide
monstratiOn" and showed fight in the
most plucky manner.
A dispatch was sent to Fort TETON, and
Major Blake sent 1t. Ogle and twenty-five
dragons, who at daylight next morning
were drawn up around the rcbelliOus In
dams On seeing the display, not liking
the looks Of carbincs, sabrcs and pistols,
the Indians backed down, laid down their
arms, and the ringleaders were taken out
and received from twenty to one hundred
lashes, according to quality, and were
then let off on promise of good behavior.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-03-13
House Lining.

= OOO YARDS HOUSE LINING, Re
(sUVV ccivcd this day and for sale low.
BLOCH Il DACHMAN.
September Goth, 1857.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-03-13

SINGULAR THEFr.-We learn from the Ncva-
da Dem"c'at that the rope which was used in
hanging Butler, was stolen from the galIows on
the evening after the execution.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-03-13

Hon. J. G. McKIBBEN.-By a private letter
from J. c. McKibben, NJ. G. fr0m-CalifarRi",
says the Sacramento Bee. we learn that he ap-
peared for trial in January last. on charge Of
shooting at, with intent to kill, his brother-n-
law, for seducing his (McKibben 81 sister, and
that no prosecutor appeared against him. Con-
Rressional matters, he SAYS, ore getting along
very slowly. the two Walkers checking all use
fIllegislation. The two principal bills he in
and one to provide for carrying the California
mail by the Tehuantepec route, and thinks
both will pass in some shape.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-03-13
RnM FrnMciacO Agency.


Mr. l.. p. FISHER, 11iN Washington Street up
Stairs), nearly opposite Mngre's Opera House, IL
our only aulzell agent for Fan Francisco.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-03-13
To the Citizens Of California.
CAUTION.

T AM informed that various Liquor Mixers Of New
i York, Boston and San Francisco, are extensively
engaged in putting up In square bottles, under vari-
Gus titles, cheap imitation Of my congratulated
and renowned
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-03-13
PMGNIx mon, W0BK1I


ATANUPACTURRR e NFsssssg Dssss, aAuassv~.
NA Vaults, AC, g.. battery neaR seslas Asss[
San Francisco. a =
N. B.-OrdsFs from The Country pssaessy $1,000
%. :
H~A large assortment Of seesnA haaa npeVs -
LOW rates. RAlNA12
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-03-13


THE Pacific RAILROAD Washing
ton correspondent of the Sacramento
Union says, Senator Gwin is bending all
his energies to secure early action on his
Pacific Railroad Bill. which comes up III
the Senate. EcXt day after the army bill.
An efEnit will be made, Of course, to stavc
1t off until after the Kansas imbrOglio is
settled, and this may bc done. 1t is now
certain that large majority of both
Houses of Congress arc in favor Of Pa
ciiic Railroad; but so many schemes arc
on hand that it will be- difficult to recon-
Gle tli,m. Senator Gwin en-, rgy, ability
and influence may overcome all obsta-
Giles. lie is very popular in the Senate,
has the car of the Administration, stands
well with Douglas, who is on the Com
mittcc with him and favors his measure,
and the prospect Of passing his bill this
session is indeed fiattcring.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-03-13
Com mon CoumciI Proceeding.

PLACERvILLE, March 9Th, lSjs.
Board met President Cary in the Chair
Prcsent-fulI Board.
Aid. Swan moved that the reading Of the
minutes Of the last meeting be dispensed with.
Carried.
Aid. Burns, from Committee on Fire and
Water, to whom was referred the investigation
Of differences between the Placcrville Wafer
Company and the Fire Department, in regard
to the right "f using water, reported progress :;
ard. o., motion, further time was granted.
Aid. q wen, from C,nmiitec on Fire and
Water. reported that lac had emf Logged Mr..
Post to make castings fnrthe hy drant$. for their
better protection. On motion "f Aid. Swan,
il was continued in the hands Of the committee
until said work shall be finished.
AID. Swan, from Committee on Streets, re-
ported that they had examined and recommend
cd that a street BE- laid ont in accordance with
the reuues tot petition Of" citizens residing upon
Mill aud Canal streets" Aid. GOwen moved
that the Mar Shal DC instructed to procure the
survey of~lAid street Carried.
Aid. GOwcn, from committee on Streets, re-
commended the Index office be permitted To
place bulletin board in front Of their Office.
Adopted.
AID. Swan, from committee on Nusanccs.
reported that they had visited the " Globe Ho-
tel, )" the premises against which complaint
had been entered. and that they found nothing
which in their opinion could be deemed nui-
sance Report accepted.
Aid Jones moved that the vote taken ut the
last meeting Of the Board, diSchargng Mr..
Burnett from the Police, be rcconsidcred.--
Carried.
Aid. Dmrns moved that the charges against
Mr.. Burnett be referred to the Committee ON
Police for investigation. and that they be in
structed to report at the next meeting Of the
Board. Carried.
Finance Committee reported favorable upon
the account If Geo. F. Jones. for nails used in
repairing bridges and sidewalks also, upon
account Of Minear h Forbes. for repairs on
Confidence Engine No l.
Bond Of VIM. Jones, as Clerk Of Common
Council, presented. On motion Of AID Swan,
it WAS accepted and ordered on file.
Aid. Burns moved that Aid. GOwcn and the
Marshal be appointed committee to lay out
street frOom Quartz street interSccting Main
street OF Cedar Ravine Bridge. Carried.
Aid. Gowcn moved that the committee on
Nusances be instructed to examine the Alley
between the Cary House and Bells building,
and report at the next meeting Of the Board.-
Carried.
Board adjourned to meet on Monday evening
next. WIN. JONES, Clerk.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-03-13

GEO. H. LOVEGROVE,
At "Union Book stOre," OF J Street,
Is onr authorized Agent for Sacramento City. All
orders for advertising left With him, will be promptly
attended to-.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-03-13

No. 400 Duck, at KlIne's "Nev York etOre."
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-03-13

DO YOU WISH
A FASHIONABLE DRESS OR SHAWL? II so,
n call at BLOCH q BACIIMAN s.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-03-13

No. 900 Duck, at Klina's "Nev York Store"
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-03-13

Agent FAr ~ Oasaae -
ESPECTFULLY int6sms tho sssissns a.
III Placervills and vicinity tha1 - - psIno.
we'd hia Lumber Yard 70 tke moalk e s1.oe
Cabin Ravine." on Bedford Aveaus. wAgss ~
every description, which As = seallng Is -
lowest prices.
(E0rders oiled and AslsssssA as - sAess:
est notice. SO1AM y. @00.
apr9 e.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-03-13

The New York correspondent of the
Charleston COurier says: "If the Near
aqua scheme Of Walker entirely fails and
Spain proceeds to cxtremit,es against
Mexico, it will not be very wide of the
mark to predict that the most prominent
ofOur tillibustcrs-Gcnerals Walker, Hen
ningson, Wheat, &c.-will be found bat.
ting under the banners of Mexico. This
will be but the stepping stone to other
and grander projects" 1t is not ilibcral
to say that the people Of the Cnitcd States
will not seriously object to their battling
under the banners of Mexico" nor will
their loss to our country be felt.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-03-13

Are the Democrats Of California prepared to stand
by their cOlOFS Ia this important crsIs -.Conorn
DeIaOep0f S''''' '''''O'"
What q question! or course they are.
What reason have you to doubt it,
What right have you to question their
soundness? Have they given the slight.
est indication Of bctrnyIng ether COL
ors!" Is it not In bad taste for Demo.
crat to question the hOneAy and sinceri-
ty of Democrats who have ever been true
to their principles? 1t does not make us
any the less Democrat because We agree
with Judge Douglas, who, to Use his own
forciblca certainly unoLjcctionablc Ian
guagc. Stands By the Nebraska bill, by
the Cincinnati Platform, by tic organiza-
ton and priHeipies Of the Democratic
party" We arc for maintaining, the in
tegrity Of the Democratic party, for rigid
ly alhcring to its Platform, and while VIC
occupy this position, no good Democrat
will question our Democracy. Does our
friend in Sonora, with whom in times
past We have stood shoulder to shoulder,
and expect 20 stand in the same relation
hereafter. object to our Democracy
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-03-13

ODD FELLOWS. - Grand Master W. II
Watson, instituted Franklin Lodge, No.
"a, ]. o. o. F." in this place, on Friday
the 4th inst, at 4 o'clock p. N. The fol-
lowing are the officers Of the Lodge: T.
Elkus, y. G; j. d. Boop, V. G. ;-Frcdcr-
lick Leige, Recording Secretary; Frank
lin Nell, Treasurer. We understand the
Lodge starts under the most favorable
auspices, and has hottcring prospects Of
rapid increase of its members.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-26
ahicaso alton 4 NJ. L0u;S Il. X.
AIR LINE ROUTE, Er,IMf.hn
Chicago ns.d kt. 4 UtAis.

s.,i's iaave Chicago for ~. ic',ts ard is.!s,s.s
disto places.
Accommodation Train, taundss exoep.sd) 900 n
Express Train, (Sa.asdsy's r1ceptedl II Tor n
trat.s iears 81 Lois,s}t,y ohioGpo ana into,me
orGfe psaces.
Accommodation Train, Sundays ezceptsit ! 00A y
Express Train saturdays eIcsptroD asOs =
Trains directly through, without change Of
cars baggage. Trnins run through Joliet, Bloom
ington, Springfield, Carlinvc and Alton.
Williams run on this road make direct connections
tn Joliet Out on ana Michigan Central KALI Dad al
Joliet making this the shortest, guicAtt and most
liable route between IT Louis ana New io,k, Hss,1n
fhslel.,hia and the East.
With Illinois Central X. X Il Bioou,in gton fpI La
sAllo, MenioLa and Uairo.
nh Great Western OF lhnos IT Springfield, FOR
De. at,., aud Naples
With all The Railroads diVeyping ffcm 6hicaso
with daily line oi Packets a. st Loais for keokuk
New Orleans and Missouri River.
Through Tickets foi All lisoeu mentioned Above ,au
be procured st all The IGinr'psl til tet Offices Ia III.
UOitsd States, and IT he ufices
In III, Loais L. Uhiesgo
Foot Of w Arlington Az - Dearborn street, oppe
euas. On Levea. site fremont House.
klUhD +. AOR0AE. in, huYt.
sioonington. Jan. I, 1854. iebledu
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Chicago. st. Paul Il FORdu Lac Rid

Fer St Paul aud the North West-via GAINESVILLE
N sdison and Prairie du Chtn. Through to Prai-
rle du Chen in 10 hours itiout change VI cars
Fare as low 10 toy any other route.
an ami altar Monday hugust 3 1851, Trains i'll
~ i ave thiu ,go station Curner west Water and
Kinzle streets Gaiiy (Sundavs oxcepttd) Tor Beiou
Jsn.av iilr Madison PralTl- du Chitn and points in
Western wisconsin No th-ra Iowa and Minnesota
ami S; Paul.
1900 A ". Express, Freight AID En.,sran,
IIain,
S.0G a. NJ nay Express, Stopping OILS Tor wood
water, making all c.,nte. II lis
arrives at Reloit 23O GAINESVILLE
z 80 NJ Madison ~ r NJ and Prairie
Ia Chen at 3 10 II connecting with
steamers direct Tor La Crosse " mora
Mab.shaw Kedwng Hastings Prescott
Hudson otillw ater and ali points I o 81
Paul ami st Anthony.
500 T. VI Night Express atrtres at Jauesvil.
IL Al p NJ, Madison 80 A NJ; Prairie
du Chen A NJ, Conne, ting with stca-
nlers for IT Paul and AL points th2
Mississippi fiver ard with STAGES Tot
til. intern
All trains mas y, loit INJECTIONS.
~ Travellers 10 miles AID 10 houra time by
taking this route.
Expire +, Freight and immigrant Trains leavt Chioa-
& al : 80 vi daily
Tlr ,uph Tickets t. all the above points Tor rale at
spaili,ng's t;,urill T,ket Office, carner u al
aii Lake streets. 81 Erie X X off, ~ Drai boI
street al FtlshnIRh N wayne X Cbitag1 Ii Il uiii.'
81 itearborn street; Mt Michigan Sdu h.i .tt OF
lice under rrern nt Hoass aud al the Chc.gp Std
;ivn conner at ana Rinzi STREET., West sid.
So JOHNSON,
aupelinte LIsnt.
GEO J.. ,iUNi sP, sSt', sun. 1anlGtf
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IA BEEEAS on the lith day Of Nay, A. D lsJ5.
Ctrnes 'xe1uted unto Il U Ksds as II ustee. = Ger.
IN Scott county, Iowa, a. erihed A. follows to wit
Lo, number six 90 In jams u fsis' Addition 10
IVES Davenport, containing Isl aore. more or =,
VIII Oh said coLvey ance was made by the snii James
MeagheT Jim and Jas Measher g rnts for the pur-
pose u securing the payment 4 cert ain ptouia
sorry notes ar the interest thsr on sgred by said
James Meagher Jun AID James kaAsher Cefnes da-
ted the 14t. dsy Of May. A 1865, and one payable
as follows one for eighty th and 75l00 dolls,s,
threc yeats alter dale, with six per ceIt interest 10
bsisii annu lily, at the Barking House OF Cook h
fargert and the interest On ose ether te Of same
y the above
Aud now SAID 10 g ard int rest u noteh hav-
become due AMI payable ana the said JAMES Meagh-
cr ard james Meafher ernes having failed 20 pay
the same, l, Cas- 1rutee Aforesaid, do eIehy
give this public notice. that BY virtue Of the power
whichis III We ted hy said deed II Tut Will on
Tuesday the 29th day Of June 1858 At the hour u
3o'cloek IN the afternoon Of Said day, at the Court
House door III the city o Davenport, expose and fer
for sale al public auction, thu highest bidder for
cash the pafc OF Ian abev. Described, 30 much
thereof as shall be sufficient to satisfy and pay the
amount OF aii note with the interest thereon TO the
day VI "a =, tCgthr with all the costs AMI expens .
sttcong said sale, costs II his notice AMI Trustees
fe $. Upon the completion II such sale deed will
Le given In accordance with the stipulation OF sal
d. ed of Trust
Dated the sth Jag OF June, A n, ls5S.
T C. EArs,
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Milwaukee and WATERFOWL r 4
ARRANGEMENT.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT
Il IN AMI after Monday November z5ih, Passenger
~ Trains Oh TIL, Road will run as follows:
First train leaves Wsteltown at o;lO VI arriving
In Watert1wn at A NJ. y, cVpd Train raves Wa
tertown at go NJ wing ut WAtei town at SsOPM
First Train leaves Milwaukee, at SO A n arriving
at Watertown at l1;I9A Second train leaves Mil
~aukee at 6;25 NJ arriving at atertown at 92C FM
CONNECTING-GOING EAST.
At Milwaukee wi it'll The Green BAY, Milwaukee and
Chicago Railroad to Gnicago; thtns via Michigan
SoutLern, Cleveland Toledo, Cleveland ard Eric, and
W Yuk and Erie to New York city; thence via
steamer Vanderbilt and Plymouth Rock to Boston,
also e-rne ting at Chicago with Michigan Gs ntrai,
Great Western Canada, New York Central to New
York city; thence via New York ana New Haven
CoNNECTING-GOING WEST
At Wat r,own with Stages to Oak Creek, Dodge
Grniro, WauPun, Berlin, Beaver Dam, Fox Lake.
Portage city. Portland, Waterloo, Hanchetyille Sun
Prairie, Columbus, Otssgo, Wyocena, &c.
FREIGHT TRAINS.
Leave wsteriown at 800 A u, and milwaukee
r. W. FOWLER, Genera superintendent.
Milwaukee, Nov. 1S, 1857 octI7dss
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hicagO, Burlington n Qaincy X. II.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
rhange Of time, August 18th, 1857 On ana after
OAugust 18th 1857, pass Dser traits will ie.ve the
Gent al depot foot Of South Water street, daily as
sI5A M-Dsy 'xpres--Suntsys excepted arriving
at EeL-a,o ZIG; GAlrsourg 5,lb; Burlington 75l5
and Qnncy Iy,29PA,
e;s5 Might kxpress-Saturdays excepted, ar
riving at Menaoi al 1876, Gaesburg 800 Bur!i ng-
tor 100 and Quincy 81 1850 AM
40 Pm, Sundays excepted. Accommodation for
Ba AVA ana Aurora
IMPORTANT LOCAL CONNECTIONS.
A. MridatJ With Illinois Cen;ral railroad north for
ABBY, Dixon, Freeport Gaena and Dunlelth ana
south for LaSale, Tonica, iuons, Bloomington DE.
catur, St. Louis, Cairo &C.
At Bu'linzfon with Burlington 4 Mississippi rail
road for Nj Pleasant, Fair t-j Ottumwa, Oskalooss
Charlton, Fort DesHoines, Fort Dodge, Council
Buff, Sioux City and all portions Of KANSAS and
Al Quincy with the spleniid steamers IF the ST.
Louis az K"okuk Packet CO, for K-okuk Hannibal
Alton y, Louis sc; and win post coaches for Pal
myra, st Joseph aud all parts Of Northern Mis- ~
Responsible baggage men will BE- =, all the railroad
depots ia Chicago to receive checks aud convey bag
sac 10 the depot frte or charge
Ticktt may be had Of the depot AMI at the aiieh-
gan Central railroad Office, corner OF Lake and
q. e. HAMMOND, General 5uperinten lei t.
SAMUEL POWELL, ca T,cket Agent. loctl7itf
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GaIena and Chicago Union Il. Il.

A,UMMEA ARRANGEMENT--Ona and ate, Nd
- nestsy, JuGe nth, 1857 passing trains y III
leave Wi street Depot daily (sundaY- kept. i
fof fr,e.ort ,iai,ns, Duniti,h aud st Paul.
PasseIg sil aa''. 1910 n
PassflP' r.-...-.---..-.-,,.- 10 - P NJ
IA selecI rmiGrnnt AID 81 Glass tram. IL ~ "a
CHiCiG, fuTTot khn IOWA LINE
Fur bison Fulton aai n,raI Iowa
Through Pass-ng"f -.-..-...'..... ....s 30 n
do do ACKNOWLEDGEMENT IL p NJ
Dekaih p s.nger. .......................l se ri
BELolT AND MADISON BRANCH
For joit, Janesvalr aud Madison.
FOX RIVER VAILEY RAILROAD.
Fof Crystal Lake, McHenry aud Richmond.
Two through trains will leave Central J epot foot
fLske street. a. follows
FOR GALENA. DUNLEIIH AND 81. PAUL
Daily tSnndsys excepted 1900 NJ 9 45 ~
Ennhhling pass mgr, to max connection
with the MIchigan Eeiir.i Trains.
TRAINS EASTWARD
GALENA y UnICAGO NNIuN RAILROAD.
Leave Freepofi 10, 50 N, arrive IN Chicago !;io pM
Leasc Fieeport $40 ", arrive IN Chicago 3, 80
CHICAGO, tutToH AND IOWA LINE
Leave Fulton 10 hi, arrive IN Chicago l,46rM
do do 7rM, do dr t;lsAa
Leave DeK alb a NJ, arrive IN Chicago 1929 AN
EEiOIT AND MADISON BRANCH
cav FootsIii" !U,4J 81 aIrivr IN Chi ago 10
Leave foo,se 9,S5 P NJ, arrive il, Chicago a;3h al
Leave BeIoit 80 A NJ. arrive In Chicago no NJ
FOX RIVER VALLEY RAILROAD.
Leave Eigin al t9A NJ, arrive In Chicago IL, 10
Leave Figin at .,25 NJ, arrive in Ghcagp 10 NJ
Pa myers for al points "n thu Il n & u /. Il, in
Guiding Fulton, BecIt and Madison, INES, should
take tt' trains from tic Wells street itpot
All the above lrsDs Connect with the great eastern
lines diverSii,g II, nj Chicago.
Thu ough til aots BE- Gught at the following ef
ces; SpauIding't corner Lake AID d. arLorn
street; Pr &C Ticket Office 80 pesrbsrp
street, Nitl igan aoutleyn ofiicr, under fremont
House aid at the Crntla al AMI v ellis street Bepots
JOHN u. TURNER, President.
p. HALL, sup rintendtnt.
W A. TnRALL, General Ticket Agent tocl17i
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LEGAL.
Trlnstee,H Sale.

uTHKsKAs on the 10Th day Of SeI temberA 1857,
w Chris,iAn Prcse aud Hannah, his wife, exetu-
ted unto Austin Cvrbin No Trustee, certain dssdJ
Trust conveying 70 Il TSust.e the lsni In CiGto
county Iowa, described As follows, 10 Wit: The
moth west quarter VI sec lou natabsr Aivteen liol
In towLrhip number eighty Two ~ moth OF rang
humber i've tsb cas-, Of tie 9TH n. which s.id con-
seyanee was mAds BY tn said Uhris ian srrs' ami
-i TOT the purpose Of securing the pasnento OF fur
certain prouiseory notes aaa the iste-est thereon,
rign.d by ssii Christian Frisse daiei the 1Sh day
~ atrtemter. 4 1851, aud payable a. follows -
Two for the sum - Nv niy Ugh dollars each, due 10
sis Al twelve months ftom hate; one for the sum "
s'Nehiy tao dasrs dnn IN TX months, and on. Tor
the snm 3t risht huudfrd ann scveni,-two dollars,
inH la twelve months Add of said FIRST
named sni 5ah third mote having become due aud
payable ~ wit tine Of one huadf ed dollars,
ahi lie asId Christian fr.ese having failed 10
pay the tsns'', !, Austin Coihn Trustee a. nfoIe-
SAID Do frrby give this pabitc notice, that ty
virtue u tha power which IL la NE vested Toy said
dssi oI / ast, viii On VI ving siay the ?3h day OF
Jtio, u is1s. at The hour II O'Clock Ia the
aitern OH % raid day, at the Court Uo, door q
the ny of Davenport, Expose ami offer fr sale,
at public auction, the parcel Of land atove de-
scl0 Il, or so much thereof as sh he suiiiC lent To
satisfy s1d pay thu amount said Botes with the In
teesi thereon T. she !as d sale ose the. with ali the
celr s! eSpenses attending said sale, 81 tLis notice
anf Tiuetc, y fees.
Dated the 2sth Jay Of ksyAplo5s.
AUsili, C0RBIk,
m.ysOits trustee
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-26
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Neusck ecpers! flouseEeepers!

THE greatest attention will be paid By the subscri
L Der TO repairing Furniture in the most substan
tia manner and neatest style. Oid Chsrs and fHncl
painted Furniture repaDtsd In any style equal 10 nee
CAhlnet Furniture made to order and Paper Hanging
eeteadsd - With Dispatch.
OHARLRs OHATyfnI.D,
Cabinet MAtAs and Paper Ranger,