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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-16
w. Il. CARROLL,
Architect and superintendent
OFFICE in Metropoll an Block Second Street,
Jy16dtf DAVENPORT. IOWA
Trustees Sale.

WHkREAs en- the 4th day Of January, A d 1858,
W John r. Jackson and Mary Jacsscn, his wife,
ex Gated unto Austin Corbin rs Trustee, q certain
deed of Trust, convey ing said Trustee the aod in
Scott coupty, Iowa, described As follows to wit :
LIST parcel Of land containing ive acres (of land)
whi b ~ thus bounded and des ibed, t. wit: Com
menciag at the northeast corner Of the southwest
qnAter oil the south west qusrer Of section eighteen
ls) township nty eght l1s) range four az east
thence runniog south six hundred and sixty (66O)
feet thence north eighty degrees thirty min
ues west three hundred and thirty 3O) feet thence
north six handr' and sixty 66O1 fee thence sout
eighty deg thirty Ininhtes east three hun.
irel and thirty 1891 feet; being parcel Of land
lying Immediately in front Of the house occuped by
Sai1 FIRST parties Also certain twelve i12l acre
parcel OF land in section nineteen (i9I. SAM town.
ship and range, b. bfgipning at = point In Duck Greek
where the west line OF said land intersects
the land OF JoLn lien, being the 1tb corntr
OF said twelve pa reel, thence north along the
east line OF land Of said Muliin seven five 75 rods
more or less to the section line; thencs east twenty
seven ia rods and twelve ~ links; thence south
seventy live I5 ds more less to the csnter OF
Duck Creek thr nee westerly Along the meanders Of
said creek to the place OF BEGINNING; which said
veyance was m sde by the said J Il Jackson for the
purpose of securing the pasment OF a certain prom
issory note and the interest thereon signed by said
John Jackson, dated the 4th dsv Of Jsnusry, A u
io"o ana ra'abi, as follows For the amount Of
seven hundred and eiahtv'our (754l dollars. p.yab:e
In 'X months, at the Banking House OF Ma klot h
Coroih Davenport lows with ten per cent. interest
after maturity
49," ~" cot" W o."is'"'y uoe' HsviHk WNOHne uue
and payable. and the said Jno Jackson having
failed to pay the SAM Austin CoTbin Trustee Is
Aforesaid do hereby give this pubic notice, that by
virtue OF the p.wer which is In me vested by said
aeed OF Trust. WILL On Saturday the 7th day of
gust, ISIS, at the hour OF O'Clock In the after
noon OF said day, at the Court House door the city
OF Davenport, expose and oh-r for sale, At
public auction, the property above DESCRIBED,
or so much thereof shall be sufficient to
satisfy and pay the amount OF said note,
With the interest thereon to the day OF SALE together
with the expenses attending said sale costs or this
notice and Trustees fees.
Dated the 10Th day OF July D, 1855.
AUSTIN CORBIN,
JyISdts ,ruatee
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-16
500 Crates Of CfOCkery.
WrhOlesale Nssd RetWjl.

T HAVE in store and for sale the largest stock Of
i Goods In this line in the State. My stock con.
sists of all the varieties Of China, Glass Gd EdrtA-
On Ware, yellow Rockingham ware, Silver PLATED
and Britannia ware, bohemian Belgium and Amer
can Glassware, Solar and Fluid Lamps, Chandeliers
0i' andoles, LAm9 wicks, Chmneys and Gloses
Looking Gasses and L oking 6lass plates, and all
other articles usually KEEP: in this line.
Crocke1y-Consists OF upWsr1s OF 500 crates and
casks impot TED direct fro the poteries in Liverpool
which enables me TO sell my goods Is per cent less
than any other dealer In the market.
FFePch Porcelain.-I have just received a very
large stock Of white and gold band China direc from
Limoges, France Ny arrangement with the manu-
factufers are such that receive none but the ss
ade Of goods OF th latest approved styles.
Gold band and decorated tea sets are worth from
eight TO wsnty-fve dollars, dinner sets and other
a'ticles at all prices.
silver Plased WaRs.-I have just received .
very large stock Of Plated goods Of togers, Smith
Cos make. All goods are warranted 70 be plated 90
the best quality OF white metal which can with din.
Guilty be distinguished from silver.
Loeking Glasees.-I have . larger quantity
than has ever before been offered for sale in this
pace. Knives, forks aod waiter tot every quality
and size. In fact everythins appast tanning t. this
line Of business oan:bs he'd By calling ct No. 10 u
Claire Block.
nay6d&wte O. !. W1bb.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-16

REAL ESTATE AGENcY.-Indiyid
who hold land and tenements as well as
those who are seeking an opportunity to
invest monies in real estate or other
wise, also those who wish to rent dwellings
stores, dc, well know the advantages to be
derived from reliable agencies. 1t is fact
that there is a large share of business which
cannot be transacted without tie assistance
oil Agents. In this connection, we are hap
py to inform the public that Mr.. c. II. Kent
gentlemen of sound integrity and genu-
me talent. is now permanently esta blished
in this city and viii take pleasure in rem
dering all the assistance in his power, to
those who require the services Of an
agent. He has already large catalogue Of
very desirable city lots, farming, and wild
lands, in this city, State and States adjoining
for sale and to lease on the test terme also
q number Of we'll located dwelling houses
for rent at prices to suit the times. As q
man of unblemished integrity, high business
qualifications, and as gentlemen in every
sense Of the word, we take unfeigned plea
sure in recommending Mr.. Kent to favor
able public notice. His Office is in Post Of
flee building, second floor, where he can be
always found in readiness to accommodate
customers For particulars see enclosed
circular.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-16

r"7Aey tell me I'm Happy Nor.' by Mis-
Hattie Z. Campbell, OF East Davenport
This essay would seem to convey the ides
that Davenport is the place to be happy in
and We will not dispute it. Very we'll com
posed aud read.
s~Fashion," by Miss Ella Hartzell, of Eas,
Davenport. Madame Fashion was brought
out and treated in very ironical manner
but perhaps she deserves it. Strange no.
lions she introduces into our heads. Miss
Hs esssay was very much liked, and hear
tily arplauded.
"Fsmale EDUCATION, by Miss Dourleski
A. King, Of Davenport. We could not form
anopinion Of this young lady's essay, as the
rseding was indistinct. We presume, how
ever. it was good.
american Character" by Miss Francis
Cooper, of Massilon, Ohio. A very excel
lsat essay in rhyme. upon the pecaliarities
o. ths people Of the different sections Of our
country.
song, with piano forte, by two young Ia
dies
"Hylas," selection from Heather NY
thology, very prettily performed by six
young dies.
Presentation by the young ladies Of
beautiful volume. to Mrs. Touke, and an APP
propriate response.
The exercises of the afternoon closed by
the performance Of choice song, by Miss
Hattie Tooke.
Exercises continued in the evening at the
same place.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-16
l. A Il E ST N EW $.
Foul lMurder-Justice on the Track oftne
Murderer.

On the 9TH inst, a German. giving hi.
name IS A. Suttler, arrived in Tittsburgb
Penn, together with two women and tour
children, aud put up at an emigrant tavern
kept by one Herwis, ut tina, place He
told the lan1lord he should stop two or
three days On that evening he walked ont
with one of the women, SUPPOSED IL l.. III.
wife, in the direction of the Alleolanv =
bridge and it was observed that after be-
ing absent some time, he returned without
her. This he explained to some one con-
neeted with the house by saying that his
wife, being far gone in pregnancy, was TAX.
Ell suddenly i'll when they had reached tn e
suburbs OF the city, and that he had taken
her to a house and left money SO that she
would be well provided for
About three o'clock next morning he
aroused his family, in order that be might
be prepared to take the five o'clock train for
the west. The younger children cried for
their mother, but the father pacified them
by telling them that she would soon come.
The whole family were hurried into the
cars on their arrival, and left at the hour
named
Three days after, on the 10th some men
moving In ameadow near Cork's Run. were
affected by an unpleasant smell and on
searching Tor the cause discovered the dead
body OF a female, in state of partial de
composition, and evidently having came to
her death by foul means. The conclusion
was that she had beaten to death with n
club, though one account SAYS that she had
been shot. At the coroners inquest. the
people of the hotel where Suttler stoned
identified the body as that OF his wife bv
the clothing
Mayor Weaver, Of Pittsburgh, at once
telegraphed to Capt. Bradley OF this city to
be on the look out for the murderer who. it Is
believed, would arrive here on Friday night
last. Capt. Bradley was absent at the time
on business, and the matter was taken in
hand by officer Hodson, in his employ.
Capt. Bradley returned on Monday night
and with High Constable Hagne and officer
Moon, OF Pittsburgh, Immediately sought
traces of the murderer
1t was found on inquiry, that a man cor
responding to his description, accompanied
by family, had left the city on Monday or
Tuesday, it was believed for Belot, and
Capt. bradley went in pursuit Constable
Hague and officer Moon remaining behind
to look in other directions
The supposed murderer is described
about five feet eight inches in height, heavy
built, with reddish whiskers, and apparent
ly thirty-tive years of age. With HIM were
a young woman, probably his paramour
a child we are not informed whether boy
or girl, ,)about ten Years of age, deaf and
dumb; and three younger children. His
baggage consisted of five large German
trunks or chests. Ee had just come from
Rhineberg, Germany, and represents him
self to be miller by trade. lie speaks lit
tie or no English
With such train Of circumstances point.
ing to his Identification, it is impossible that
the murderer should long elude the grasp
of justice. Chicagos Press d. Trio,sne.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-16
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EVER
Worn by Kings or Emperors.

What? Why BeautJ,a Head of Hair.
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New York, April 10, 1853.
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welch Newspaper once, IS Nassau st, Ap1 IL, 1885,
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-16
Trustees Sale.

N1HEREAs on the ninth day OF January d 1851
w August Frshm and sophia srahn his wife,
executed unto Louis A. Aactiot ~ Trustee, certain
de Of Trust, conveying TO said Trustee the land
Scott county Iowa. described o. follows, TO wit .
Lot three (3) OF Hen. Miller subdivision Of the
south west quarter Of section number ssventeen 7)
in to nship humber seventy eight s north of &c
number three ~ cas-. Of the ffih ~ recorded 10
the obcs u the Recorder of Scott county aGHsszid
Containing thirteen and 9s-IO0 Q3 93-1Oc) acres,
less, sutj- -ct 70 tain conditions and pay
ments named IN . deed from Chr istisn schmidt ana
wife to said Frxhm dated eeptenbss 26 1855 and
recorded In SCOTT County Records, ohs q Of Detds
pa e -; which said Conveyance wss made By the
said Frahm for the purpose Of securing the psyment
Of certain promissory note and the interest there.
on gned bv sid Frabm dated the 9Th day Of emu.
ary d 1855 and psyabe - follows: For six hun.
deed and sixty dollars dne In year from date q
Nasklot 3 CoYbin's esnking House. Davsnpovt wiz
ten per cent per snnu int.rest AFTER maturity
And now said pT0missory note havin9 boco9e DE-
and payable and the said Aug st Y'ahm having
failed to pay the same, ], Luis A Hssklkt frus.
tee aforesaid do hereby give this public notice. shos
BY virtue Of the power which u In vested BY said
deed Of Trust, ] will, sn Tuesday the tenth asy Of
August A. lsss, o. the bour Of oc!oss in ~ q.
rnoou Of said day the Court House dose In tAectty
iion, the parcel Of land above described, o. much
thereosas shall be suBcient 70 satbfy and poy The
or,o--t ~ set, th the interest therooo % ~
q sa1o to0s1hR W1eh I'll IL eosts 81 e1psnsoD
ste9Ading 6l1sals, ef tA notiee anA xg1seseO
fc.s, @.
Dated 'As 'ssA ~ ssySK syKL,A4 = 2. -:
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-16

MEssRs. EDIToRs :-Gentlemen -
Upon my return home after an absence Of
several dsys find that AID Macintosh has
opened with charge of grape upon my de-
voted head. Some days before his comnu-
nication appeard, he asked me If was the
author of the article in the Democrat, which
l answered according to the fact, in the
negative. And yet it seems that he insists
upon my being the author. and if it is .
source of qualification for him 20 to think,
ne can have that privilege.
l must beg, however. most respectfully to
decline q newspaper discussion. At the
proper time and place / shall be ready to
discuss city affairs with him, but not
through the daily paperr.
am entirely willing that Mr.. Mackintosh
should continue his articles. but he must
not expect any further notes Of them. from
ne In The nswspapssA
Tsaat fsapsslGkl11,
AuiilR ouAstk.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-16
Rock Island THespassers.
To all whom it may concern.
T.lKE .N1lTlCE.

SINHE undersigned having been appointed BY the
L War Department IS agent OF The Quarter Mas
ter Department at Rock Island" with full inst. uc
tons to adopt all necessary measures for the pro-
lection OF the property from depredatons AMI ntru.
SONS" Now therefore, ali per whom oeyer, not
having legal right are hereby warned and nutiiied
TO guilt tbs premises, and abstain from any further
respass.
The Deputy U. s. Marshal for Iliinois will take
Charge Of all wood cut the ground and forbid any
person removing the same until the proper damages
can be assessed and PAID.
All persons are hereby forbid cutting wood or tin
Der OF any kind and notified 70 abstain from aiy
trespass Whatsoever, A. legal steps will be taken
against such depretators.
b. Y. SI.AYMAKER,
1~c1Ohn II a. Acsnt War I,~p,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-16

INHE undersigned would respectfully inform his
\ friends and the tras cling public, that he has
opened this large hotel in lie Clare. The house is
nearly new and furnished with all the conyenicnces
OF mode hotels The table will be Supplied with the
best the country affords.
HIS experience and large acquaintance with the
business in the West, sufficient guarantee tina,
his house 10 the place to stop at when the
city of lie Olaire
II Hacks leave the Bratton House every morning
(Sundsss excepted) for Davenport.
mArchl-d9wAwly II ID WkSrLAKR Prop'r.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-16
MNStcUi.

DROF. I, WOLLNsR. OF G. rmsny. Who hss for
i the last two snd half years had charge Z the
d.psrtmest OF Instrnuents usic in th@ Troy Con-
ference Acad my, West YouItnsy. ~, has moo. hi.
city hs psrm ,nebt home aud ons,' his pref. sstonAi
services 10 he citizen ~ Davenport and vict ty a..
on fhe following terms
Rates Of Instruction per sess.or Of ten weeks ct
lessons per week-Piano or Me.ode0n, 40; vboiln
In classS. -, AusicA, C0mpos ition and Thorough
Bass, go In Adii lon the above inst uctton h
osered TO flsss IN 6sr0en 81 $S per term OF %
ve+ks, lessons . wtes.
Instruction will be given At Woliner's Music
Rooms No. !, Forests nlo-t orney Of "a sn1 Per-
~ streets
Should any desiring obstruction on the Yleao cS
1elooeon ~ thsis own homes, they can - secaDmo.
dated II an extra charge IS 12 per term.
HR8DRIC1 WOLLu1D.
Piance tuned by The yess OthsTvise.
JeQQ~d1mo
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-16
Park House.


IOWA CITY, ..................IOWA.
'VNHis Iarge and Commodous Hotel has been leased
BY The proprietor, thoroughly repaired and reno
waited, neatly furnished throughout Ia the best man.
ner, with sPBISG REDS and LIGHTED WITH GAS
No pains will be spared t. max ethe PARK HOUSE
the "A No - House Of the CITY; IL being much the
largest ana pleasantly situated In central location
IN the corner OF and Du ulue streets near
the CITY ParK, with comfort able for
Two Hundred Guests.
TRRNS-in conformity 70 the times
Good and Capacious Stablng attached to the house
j, TKUSDELI.. Proprietor
Nov2idtf Formerly OF the Trlsdell House
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-16

Y DANE = U16log ossoo0emsnts - sptuyn LIST
~ in few days Call ssd s-eurs ess :. Ais -
tufes. Bring = ye1, Cht11ves vhlle ~ ere -
Aea.tn snA 6s1ers the oIcsiy ssaeeo ec.3nco.
Gall y on Bay -, bstvssn - 80 ~ -.
Billiard Takes ~ 0oboe
rNoua z OvantA Z Dss.S ~ 0aG1es - 9ee11D
H - o., 0sl.s, -, eogQosso A1o1l -.
alaass, An Qkatfes Aes ~ - - eneoe -
sv,ysDw 1ulinsd - 1601 -
o.. = : sa'''-'',tlirn.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-16
New Cabinet WarcrOOm

icon. ROCK IsLAHD AND OURTH sT's)
"HERE sli kinds OF Furniture can be had such
w ~ Chairs, Tables, Toilets. Bureaus, Sink and
Wash Stands, Wardroses, Cupboards Fancy Bed
stesds, Common Bedsteads, New ST Ie Extension
Tables, and other articles too numerous 70 mention
Who ~ants Book Gases, Counters, Desks, Show.
cases. Of every kind and made to order and varrsn-
d.
OLD FURNITURE REPAIRED
As good as new Sofas furnished with New Springs
Trimmed and reI aired; Mahogany, Cane Seat, Once
ana Bar Room Chairs repaired and warranted good.
Painting and Vanishing dine on the shortest no
tice
The undersigned will always be found at his shop
to Ill Gil orders.
Ladies, hsvs yo1r furniture vanished and ssvs
expense Of purchasing nev.
Jsn21dtf @. ". COLI.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-16
The Scott AONSe.

ALL TIE COMFORTS OF PLEASANT HOME.
comprising dean rooms, clean linen, good atten-
dSaIe, and a cheerful compliance with all reasonable
demands.
table viii compare with any first class House west Of
the Mississippi,
The PropTietors would respectfully announce TO
their Eastern Friends and the public generally that
having purchased this Large Hotel, and added more
than ohe hall 10 its former size and hsving rented
and reurnished tbs en;ire Juse they aatter them
serves mat they can anticipate the wants Of guests.
ms House Will DC represented at the cars and
ooats by agent, to receive checks there.
by avoiding all risk Of losing Baggage.
ETChaIges moderate.
Ths Western Stage Company's Coaches leave this
House daily for the North and West.
j. j. HUMPHREY CO., Proprietors,
ETCorner OF Front and Har rson Streets on
square below the Steam Packet and Ferry Landing.
mcb23ftf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-16

In BAD CoNDIrIoN.-T The culverts,
two in number, which have been built in
East Davenport, ere in a shocking bad con-
dition. A large amount of money has been
expended in their construction, enough, at
least, to insure good. permanent drainage,
and yet there is nothing eft of them but
deep and dangerous bitches. A few thou :
sands more will soon be required from the
peoples pockets at that place. We are
agreed that culvert is very necessary at
East Davenport, but we do hope that the
uext one made will be of such substantial
character that it will withstand the influen.
ces of the rains of more than one season.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-16
EE-The on.y show that ever showed

EEThe on.y show that ever showed
the public all they show on their bills,
is to be IN this city for the purpose of show.
ing, in few days Mr.. Van Orden, the
gentlemanly agent, has been stopping in
town few days, making arrangements for
the occasion.
1t Is almost unnecessary to state that the
show We refer to is that of Messrs Spading
d Rogers.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-16
Furniture.
r. B. AbbOtt,s
Machine and Joboing shop.

MANUFACTURERS O1
Curtis Patent Oscillating Engine Force
pump.
TvHI6 - douh acting for e and Sucktion pump,
i and 10 more Ye,dlly converted into Fire Engine
than any other pump Low In rse
II has no " Pinnger," and IL not 70 arr pump.
would call the attention Of Rsilrosd and Steam
hat ocerp also the prtpretors OF Stables. SawniS
Ttoree. Private Dwellings, and Country seats t,M
Nackluists and 1nstnesrs are invited 70 examine
tk.
Repairing done without delay
NOR corner Sed ana leClaifs street., Dsvenpee
fcVa. juneoo-ooD
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-16
Furniture WarerOOn.

VTVH undersigned having taken the new store
i room No SIS Perry st, (Aerwin's Block) ID now
prepared to give his strict personal attention 10 the
unde rtaking business In all its branches. A large
and handsome assortment Of Cons of every descrip-
tion constantly ON hsna including
Zinc. Mahogany, Black Walnut. Cherry, &c.
Nearse and any requisite number Of c. rrisgea
furnished order. Coffin pi ates of variety Of pat
terms neatly engraved Particular attention % call
Cd 70 his new and complete stock Of
Furniture.
Having work stop connected with his wsreroom
he Il prepared to Manufacture TO order all descrip-
tions Of Desks, ward rooes tables, &c &c. A large
assort ment Of Gilt and fancy mouldings hand suit
able for LOOKING glass and picture frames.
shsre Of public patronage ID respectfully solicited
spF1dAwu A. D. BARfLgrf