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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-09
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
F.4NCX DYE HOUSE

IL GRAUPNER would respectfully notify the CIT
II izens OF Davenport, Rock Island and vicinity
that he has taken . house on
THIRD ST., BEr. BRADY AND PERRY,
Opposite the Court House, in Davsn OPs. end
proposes to the Ladies and Centleme en- thst he will
Color and Scour Silk, Grape Shawls, Wool, Cotton
Hair, Feathers, Straw and Furs.
He has been 70 years In the business and has
worked In Russia, Italy. Germany and in the princi-
pie cities OF the United states.
He will slso
CLBANsE, e0OUR, COLOR AID RYPAIR
ALL KInDs o.
o0nt1011aon'O Clothes.
and Will warrant the colors ass and 6Ists~s in ~
cry case. sepS dAw
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-09

E0A DlAllnno AND O0NDuCfrno warn.
:;'ss N ..S ''.:ss.ffa
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-09

JOHN N. CRAWFORD.
ATTORNEY d COUNSELLOR AT LAW
DAVENPORT, Iowa
NE subscribers Offer the following parcels OF Real
Estate for sale to which they respectfully invite
tie attention of purchasers
City Property.
mol. House on the corner Of sixth and a,o,,
streets. lot S0x15O upon which IL ersctrd \ frame
house, and brick stable, this Will be sold low.
NO.. LOT OF eoxl5O adjoining no / on the east.
pe.o.1ni SPOT hiled with fruit trees grapes, &c
beAut fui location for resideuce CIV order. vii,
Dc taken for the whole OF the lot
NO s. house and lot on 9th str re ct between wav
Ien ana brown Price 81 400. Terms OF payment
No B. honse With the lease OF one or tvo,o,. an
bfedv street bet~ cen lsh and 10Th etreety This n
: cneap nome In very eligible situation
9 Noo. iot Of S6xl3O on the corner u Main and
sixth streets one Of the most st for
private residence un the tlufi
No ihIee lotc Ia S!nyHiak-r's subdivision on
saIAam west OF Locust street Lumber or brick will
oe taken IN part payment for the aboye.
No s, Lot with good hou e win ,onr rooms .nd
basemen in Forest Dllon's Addition one S,h =, rees
0. tween nrown and Gaines street. Price 81, 400
No' b'iok mousse and lot on south siue Of nth
sure west OF kocs Island street,
NO ~. lot on east side OF Rock Island street
near sth, 32xl0O Price e45O
NO IL. ffrme house with rooms and stable for
- A<ot u bIHCk l, Yarker's q lditiun.
Price only $500 dollars 1890 cash balanc m natal
ments Of 800 per aunurn
No " frame house with acsrs OF ground on
a,Pnette ana 2lst streets near the ounds of the
Cath lie Female Seminary
No H. The lease for 10 years for number Of lots
on Brady. Main ana Harrison streets
NO - Theiease Of 10 lots in Noel's subdivision Of
iots er 70 years, ~ very low ground ,snt from 10
70 &SO per annum with the privilege Of or
have the improvements pad for at .he end Of the
lease There Is NJ better way for . man OF small
c"pitaI 10 procure home without being tsxed with
neevy interest and experiencing the anxiety Of
providing for . heavy debt =
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-09

JAM Es r. MOR GON,
NAlSNlLLE AGENCY OFFICE,
HICKORY GROVE. SCOTT co. IOWA.
AVING disposed OF his interest IN the Store bust
ness in the village has opened an office for the
nsaction OF u General Agency Bueihess for the
e OF lauds, drawiag convey aaces and taking appi-
ions 10 Insurance on Town properly, collecting
C. and accounts etc.
Also-atteuding Suits before Justice Courts In the
unity,
He will also keep Reg ster OF Land for sale in this
aaloinlng counties giving a full scIption, and
| Terms Of Sale of thu same
klso-a stock Estray BooE IN which IN entry will
made, application OF estrays taken up or other
te, with description Of the same and where ,hey
3y be found.
B1rf,I 10 ANY resuecf nhle laxver In Daycnnnrt
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-09
Furniture XAr0rOOm.

FURNITURE Waf0fOOMs
TTNH undersigned having taken the new store
i room No SIS Perry II, (Merwin's Block) il nsw
prepared 10 give his strict personal attention the
unde rtakng business In all its branches. large
and handsome assortment Of Collins of every descrip-
ion constantly on hama iEcln6ing
Zinc. Mahogany, Black Walnut, Cherry, DC.
Hearse and any requisite number Of Carriages
urnished 10 order. Ccfn plates II variety Of pat.
terms neatly engraved Particular attention 70 call
ID TO his new and complete sto. kof
Furniture.
Having work tLop connected with his wareroom
he s prepared to manufacture to order all descrip-
Gons Of Desks, ward robes, tables &c, sc. large
assortment Of gilt and fancy mouidngs hand suit
able for looking glass and picture frames.
share Of public patronage 10 respectfully solicited.
apv7AAwN D. 0AHTIDTT.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-09
j. W. II. BAkER, NJ. ID
T. &, CAMPBELL.

pHY6iClAk AND SURGEON .-OFFICE-POST
OFFICE BLOCK Ioug-North side Of Fifth
pet, between Brady and Perry. Jan8Idtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-09
Slaymaker, GaRO 4 crawford.
14e0l Est0fe .a9eosls.

DAVENPORT, IOWA,
III AvlN6 complete and accurate Atstract ~
- Titles 70 ali lands In Scott County, ve enioy sn
peaior .ovshtases for the examination Of Titles and
the juoicious investment Of money: ana inc, ..saa
.acilities Tor the transaction Of ali our business
.hese abstracts haxe been carefully complied from
.ne Uouity Records, and we will In ali cases guaran
tee their correctness "
prompt Intention given to the location OF Land
&c. &c. y AsAe''
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-09
[For the Democrat
COnRreSStonsl Issues.

QUESTION PUT TO MR.. DOUGLAS By Mr.. LINCOLN
AT THE FRELroRr DEBATE, AUGUST 27th 1858.
Can the people of a United States Terrific
ry, in any lawful way, against the wish of
any citizen Of the United States, exclude
slaoery from its limits prior to the formation.
of a State COnStitutioltf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-09
Metal WArehOuse.

@ Wabash Aveuenue, Chicago. m
me UNDERSIGNED importer and dealer in I'm Haass
0hsee Iron, Wise, Block Tn, Copper, Zinc, and Ms.
als Oo0srally, hao eotSbnhod q - ahovo p1ooo.
03AL WA1MO OUnn,
WAers On alvays - lBunA - supply q IN aslas
K - l,'s:::s!;::I'S g! :!gE E2I;sx
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-09
NUMBER 2S2.
REAL ESTATE.

". I. BARBER, sw n.sprp
A"orne' a. Law, Notary Public,
fhha1sphia. Davenport.
w. T.. BARBER G. CO.
NO. .. NICkOLLs BLOCK,
DAyEHPoRT, Iowa.
Have opened
Branch Office
Al No. %. SOUTH THIRD ST.,
PHILADELPHIA.
TNHIY HAVE FACILITIES at their Rastern N.
= nee for Negotiating LOans selling Cry
sno STATE BOADs. selling " EsTERa LANDs, collect
ns rA!ms against ixsURAsoB UOMPAnIEs ana 9TH
er Western business ~
Uenuemen Visiting Philadelphia are invited to call
= .nsir once, where Western Payers ma, b. seen
'ns is'est Information from he West obtained,
At their OlIice In Davenport
VIII be foound supply Of LArp WAn.Arr.
guaranteed 70 be perfect
a i'st OF ch ice lands in Iowa Alnnesota and Ma.
sooFiS iAPROvED PARMo In Scott COUNTY; P.r.
AtskAAL and RAIL ROAD LAzps aud Iands = ioL'
cents per acre In Missouri -
LsT Warrants loca,ed on tracts ACTUALLY In,
SPDCTED. ~
RTFnBNcEs;
s.i:,C y ,: oTI.sy: =, ssa Philad Bank Philsd'.
c.s Coleman E.q hech's' Bank. Baltimore.
A.ssrs Cook S-rgo,t, Davenport.
Allen 4 Clark
y useer, Esq, Farmers Bank. Lancaster. Pa.
NJ hu.hes, $50, Bank Of Missouri a. Iou,.
Jy2S-d&wtf 'o1'''
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-09
W q. COLE. VI. ID.

MUSICIAN, SURGEON AND OCULIST REsI-
dence H. Claire House, Office Franklin Block.
(m No. upstairs.
june3-dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-09
TEETH EXTRACTED BY NEW PROCESS
L without oocasioning any delay or pain whatever
julius CHESEB ROUGH.
Dental Surgeon.

oFFICE-ln Aerwin's Block. Sd Perry, between Sd
AMI 9Th streets.
Having completed arrangements he Ia now pre-.
pared TO extract teeth by admitting slight current
Of electricity around the tooh ct the time of extrac
tion, thereby alayinR all pain attendant upon ex-
tracing by the ordinary method.
Thepstient has a full knowledge OF what is PASS
ing, and there not those effects which are often
noticed after having teeth extracted by the use Of
Chsroform or the Freezing process.
IuIu22dff
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-09
GEO. +. ssu,sBELI,

TT0RNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW AND
p GoHmis-ioner of Deeds for Connecticut, will
be prompt and careful attention to the coec ION Of
Aims, conveyance OF Real Estate, exAmin ng titles
Ia ali other kinds oflexxl business
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-09
Carriages! Carriages i! j.!
No. Sc, East Second St..

.E IN ANY PERSON wishing 70 purchase
~EsS CARR GES, BUGGLEN, or
NG b BUsdNESs ISL S KAG0Ns. are invited
- Dsiocks ever ofered In this market.
The above work 10 built Of the best material By the
most competent woykmeA, and will be warranted and
Sid At low prices.
LOUIS =. SHELLY,
may2l-d&wtf OommissIon Aren't
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-09

TT0RNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
Davenport, Iowa.
lfhc,-Davenport's Block, corner Main and Sec
streetS. dcel3d;f
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-09
DIR. j. &. PARK 4. "a

MOULD ANNOUNCE To THR CITIZENS OF
Davenport and vicinity til at he has resumed the
jactce of medicine and may be found, when pro-
kstonsliy engaged, VI his once nsxt door to EAres
|nce Nov2bdif
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-09
CARDS..
MALL a GUITEAU

TToRNKYs AND OOU UNSELLERS NoTARIRS
| pnolic, q -mmis-ioners Of Deeds for Maine, YER
M, New II IN shise, Masss,hus tits. New Yoik,
jersey PennAJ lvania, Virginia, Ono, Tonnes
, kentu1ky, Ill nois and Missouri once N -
IN 81 one door touth Of Coax d Sarg.n.'s Bak
uiy LIST. ISIS. jubl-dAwlv
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-09
NIX PLuMER, GEO. NJ vANuosI
PLUMER Il VAN HOsEN,

n TTORNEYS and Counsellors at Law and Nota.
\ ri.s Public. Also agents for the Charter OAh
Fire Ins. Co., Hartford. Conn.,, Capital 100000
City Fire In Co New Haven, {" t6OO,OaO
omce lie Ciaire Block Davenport. sept
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-09
Re0l Esf@te .age,scv,
J. DIAL l. JNO. MONGER.
Zeal Estate and Insurance Agents,
Dealers IN Exchange,
NoTARIEs PUBLIC AND CoNvEYANcERs.
Office--25, DavempOrt's Block.
Corner MAIN and SECOND SITS.

valuable City Property For Sale.
WE INVITE the especial attention Of purchasers
- t. the many choice Building Lots now offered
~ Mitcheli's, Aaekintosh's, and in Forrest 4 DtI
" acres each, near the city. Farms and farmin.
lana: l at prices ranging from - ~ per acre, un
Jy1ldtf
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-10-09
JAMES FITZWILLIAMS

IMPORTANT MOVEMENTS N THE GREAT
NoRTHw Esr.-Sir George Simpson, Govern
or Of the Hudson Bay Company, made ar
rangements, when at St. Paul recently, for
the direct importation of goods through St.
PaulfordiStribution through the regions form
erly controlled by the company of which he
is President. This is an important step, in
dicating as it does the extinction of the
company monopoly, and the institution of a
trade that is TO open the way for a railroad
to the Pacific. There is now every proba-
bility that another year will not pass be-
fore the British Government will have or
ganized colony in the valley of the Sask-
atchewan, like that which is being estab-
lished in British Columbia furnished with
all the appliances of progressive civilization.
This done, and railroad from St. Paul to
Pembina will have become necessity, and
the next session of Congress ought not pass
by without application being made for Il
grant of land to secure its construction.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-10-09


OFFICIAL CoRRUPTIoN.-The Washington
correspondent of the Phiiadelphia Press
whose statements and opinions have proved
reliable, says that it is now stated as q be-
yond doubt that an immense fund is almost
publicly paid annually out of the Post-0E
flee printing TO keep up several Lecomptor
organs that would otherwise go down? II
is asserted, as no less true, that Mr.. Apple
ton, of the State Department, is a recipient
of part of this fudd, and that Mr. Bigler
our Senator in Congress has paid into his
hands some thousands of dollars per anrum,
out of the same fund, part of which it is
said, is to reimburse him for certain party
advances
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-10-09

9g@In the great Land Suit at Chicago, in
which George d. Bates claimed a large tract
of land including the depot of the Illinois
Central Railroad, and other densely populat-
ed portions Of the city, valued at a asnillion
and a half, or more of dollars, was decided
against the claimant, on Tuesday last, in the
United States District Court. The suit was
based on a slumbering, and, as was supposed,
extinct title "a, sand bar, or spit-head, at
the mouth of the river. BY change in the
channel by the city, and the action of the
Lake on the shores after the city had made
the Improvements in the channel, the sand
bar became available. 1t was understood, and
indeed in evidence, that the sum of eight
dollars, purchased 25 years ago, theright and
title of the plaintiff and those embarked
with him in his adventurous crusade.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-10-09

\ BLOODY Fight AND STOLEN GooDs-
There was 4 terrible fight at lager beer
saloon, called the Metropolitan, in tn: upper
part of New York Island on Saturday night.
The combatants were Irishmen and Italians.
Two of the former were killed and two
others wounded, none of the Italians were
injured. Nineteen of the parties including
sixteen Italians were arrested, and Cor
oner's inquest was held over the dead. 1t
having been long suspected that the garden
was place of resort for thieves and robbers,
a search was instituted which resulted in the
discovery of large amount of jewelry, sill
vcr ware and clothing, besides burglar
tools and arms of every Kind. 4 whole
wagon load of goods stolen last week, from
one place, was found among the plunder.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-10-09

E1gn The ready witnesses of Bill English,
in the New Albany Ledger, without know
ing whether they are telling falsehood or a
truth, declare that John c. Shoemaker's let
ter, dated Washington, 26th April, which
we published on Wednesday, is "A base
forgery With no knowledge whatever in
the matter, they are most vociferous and
yielcnt in their assertions that it j." is for
gerry Whether it be fictitious or genuine,
the manner ofits reception would have been
the same with these gentlemen; they are
prepared to meet all evidence against their
employee by the same invariable unscrupu-
ious and scurrilous reply that it is a lie."
The letter allnded to has been in the keep
ing of honorable and respectable gentlemen
in Spencer County, fox more than two
months: raen who have known Shoemaker
from boyhood, and know bis handwriting
as well as they 10 his face. They cannot
be mistaken in regard to the authenticity OF
the letter. That Shoemaker wrote the let
ter they have not the least doubt They have
nothing 10 do with the accuracy oftle date
nor the truth of its contents. To prove that
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-10-09

The Hon. John Bell, the venerable Sena-
tor from Tennessee, was in the city yester-
day. Many of our citizens called at the Pa
yilion,, to pay their respects to one who had
been the fellow-laborer of Clay, Calhoun and
Webster, and who, in all the struggles for
the defence of the Constitution, and for the
preservation of the integrity and purity of
government, hadranked only second to those
great lights, in ability and patriotism. We
were rejoiced to see the veteran statesman,
not less vigorous and hale than he was
twelve years ago. He is in the enjoyment
of a green old age, and in mental and
physical strength, would be good for, at
least, one term as President.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-10-09

the letter was dated at Washington, when
Shoemaker was in New Albany, is no i'm
peaehment of the genuineness of the letter
A man who has been convicted of a dozen
public false Statements, and inmeasrrable
provocations, would not hesitate to ante or
post date letter. The evidence that there
was something false and wrong about it,
would incline many men to believe, if there
were any doubts in the authenticity of the
manuscript as a characteristic act of the man.
A straight forward course in political
matters, would have been unexpected in
him and suspicious. Under different state
of circumstances it might have been desira-
bic to have proved himself to have been in
Washington on the Goth of April, and then
the latter would haze been most conclusive
and c0nFeRieRt proof of an alibi. He APP
pears to have scattered his marks all over
the country about that date SO that he could
have proved himself to have been anywhere
or nowhere, as circumstances might have
rendered it desirable. He probably then
contemplated some adroit political manmu-
yer or ''strike and lie set his pegs" in
anticipation Of it. The alicrity the editor
of the Lcd,ger evinces in his appointed SER
vice, and the avidity with which he clenches
the only weapon Of blackguard, shows
that he, like most other men, has dropped
into his fittest and most natural vocation.
He holds small Custom House appoint
ment by the grace of Bill English, for which
he bartered has brains and soul; but he is
held liable TO a charge of false pretences in
the trade, rs it has. been manifest, he had
neither to exchange. He says the Evans
vile Journal is very wary in coming in con-
fiiet with him of late its habit is to give a
wide birth to Il vile body when it snuiFs Tie
fetor caused by stirring it.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-10-09

Communicated.
Mr.. CARLILE: In the Enquirer of the 1th
inst, Mcbride very good naturedly calls
myself and those who signed that statement
made against him, unmitigatcd liars"
But where is the proof? Mcbride thinks
that by using such vile epithets towards us,
he may provoke us to quarrel with him,
and give him a chance to go bare-headed
and expose his~bumps and plasters. But
Mr.. Mcbride, quarrcling, more properly be-
longs to yourself and Evans. We leave the
public to judge of the truth ofour statement:
whether or not we arc likely to combine in
falsehood without motive. If you saw
the stroke made you fifty votes why not
employ some of your friends to give You
another, as believe You did before. You
encouraged Evans to whip Gavitt, and
Evans in turn told you to pull off your coat
and whip him. Don't this conduct speak
well for two police officers Men, whose
duty it is to keep down quarrels, in place of
exciting them. You told me at that time
that acted the gentleman towards you !;
but now you say am a liar Mr.. Mcbride.
all have to say is, that leave the public
to Judge whether you, or those men who
signed that statement, are better known for
veracity and honesty of character. If the
records Of this county do not prove our
characters superior to yours, then l will
yield you the palm. None Of us have ever
robbed our employer of seven or eight
hundred dollars. l. as an officer, have al
ways endcavored to protect my fellow citi-
zens, from the rowdy aud the assassin; .but
you arc daily, may say, encouraging them
to commit insult after insult, even on the
desolate widows. Why did your crowd of
rowdieS go into that poor widow woman s
house and drink her liquor and then refuse
to pay for it? If such conduct as this
awards you the sulfrages of the people of
this County to place you in one of the most
responsible Offices in the county, then have
no more to say. When yon prove our
statement false, then you may use the
language most becoming you with impunity
JAMES FITZWILLIAMS.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-10-09

Bgg7 The steamer y. d. January, a boat
which has been running as apacket between
st. Louis and St. Joseph, was sunk by a
snag, III the Missouri river, a few days ago
with cargo of goods estimated at $40, 900.
1t was feared that the boat and carge would
prove nearly total loss.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-10-09

EGsA Nick Longworth, the Cincinnati
Wine manufacturer, has over three hundred
thousand bottles of Catawba and Isabella
wine in his vaults
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-10-09
UN.D REES.

GsS SU.N.E5REE&-
~ 10 bbls. Alum,
10 Coppcras,
Is sulphur,
'' Ven red.
< Gum CamI,hor,f
$50 " Cream Tartar.
90 coil Jute 4 inch rope,
65 p" Manila inch do,
25 ' hemp halter rope,
2fi IS Manila Ss 's
25 doz. Betlcolxis.
10 reels cotton inch do,
80 bales No. |, CanneltoIr Batting,
75 boxes star Candles,
75 boxes Diamond Starch,
20 hags Alspce,
5 Geroons Carraccas indigo
p bales Candle Wick,
% bags Pepper,
> Cloves
small lot of extra family fouS.
For sale low to close consignment, by
octS WHEELER & RIGGS.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-10-09

NJ. Col. Wm. Preston, one of the veal
thy sons of one of the first settlers of Louis
Vile, who makes political honors the pur-
suit of his life, and who once represented in
Congress, has received the tender of the mis-
sion to Spain, which he will undoubtedly
accept He will make creditable and Dig
nifed representative of this country st the
Spanish Court. Itisas good an appointment
as could have been expected after the de
clension of the able men to whom it had
been preferred. We shall not expect the
acquisition of Cuba, or any other great
achievement ofdiplomacy during his mission;
but the honor, the character and rights of
the country and its citizens, will surely not
suffer stain or5injury while in his 'charge.-
He is most excellent and accomplised gen
tleman, and his lady, the daughter of old
Bob WickeliGe, will nobly represent the vir-
tues and noble spirit of her countrywomen
abroasl ffst sae
Gssy" The celebrated Lola Montez, "Count-
ess OF Landsftlt recently volunteered to
deliver lecture for the benefit of a church
in New York city The ofer Mas very no-
litelysacCepted.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-10-09
or (0Es.gRT.0.ER-

ELY SHIP.-The Firm of join FARRELL .S Co, is
this day dissolved by mutual consent. The business
will hereafter he conducted by +. BOYLE who is au-
thorised to settle up all the business of the late firm
JOHN FARRELL.
p BOYLE.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-10-09

SHGoods, Ribbons and Flowers on Friday morn
ing, October Sth, 1853. Permit to call your at
tcntioR to my stock Of Spring Millinery Goods,
which have been bought under favorable circum-
stances, aud which for variety and novelty of style
will I trrst be found to suFpass anything ever
brought to this city. Il. IL. BARKER.
First street, between Main and Locust, opposite
tl,e p.st (lfiic,s uct6
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-10-09

q that on the 2lst day of September, \. ID. 1888,
Writ OF Attachment was issued hy me, BRACKET
MILLS, Justice of the Peace of the County Of Van
derbErgh. at the instance and upon tho affidavit Of
Charles Niele, Charles Bement, and George W.
Bomcnt, against the goods chaftcls, rights and eff
tccts Of Juc.b DcloFp, by virtue Of which writ the
following goods ard clattes 70 wit , barrels
Nhi.kl-, do Rye, = do Frrnch Brandy, 10 gallons
Cherry Brandy, 10 d. Peach Brandy barrel
Crackcrs; pieces dried Beef; I,GOO Cigars: :
boxes do: boxes Candies I p,ir Scales; box
crushed F~usar; box Candies box RaisinS >
boxes lIcrrinEs / Team paper; ! sack Cinnamon :;
ttchcd the property of said Jacob Drlopp, and
chat the i4th day Of Uctoh.r, 1855, at 10 O'Clock
\. NJ, AT my Office in Pigeon Township in said
County, VIII proceed to hear and decide upon I he
claim of the said plaintiffs, whereof the said defcn-
dant and all other persons c"nc"rne, viii take notice
Dated, September 10Th 1865.
BRACKET MILLS,
sept27 -}w ,iuStice Of the Peace.