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BOARD OF CRY IMrRovEMESrs.-At the
regular semi weekly session of the Board of
City improvements, held yesterday morning,
the bids which had been laid upon the table
for repairing the culvert under Culvert- street.
south Of Fifth-street, were taken up, and the
Clerk was directed to prepare and transmit to
the City Council resolution authorizing B.
hoffman to repair the said culvert at the fol-
lowing rates Culvert per foot, lineal, Sc 81;
well.holes and found ations, So per perch; ex-
cavating, per cubic yard, 40 cents; repairing,
per square yard, 80 cents; after which, tho
Board adjourned.
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NEWPORT NEWS.

lBEaNAnD DowLINa, news.dealer, York street, or
PREss In Newport. All orders left with him win
meet with prompt attention.l
BILLIARD MATCH YESTERDAY. - Tieman,
Royce and others visited the Star Saloon yesterday
according to appontment for the purpose Of playing
match at billiards Some very good runs were
made BY the different players but none that could b
deemed first class. Our citizens took considerable
interest in the affair, large crowd Of whom were In
attendance. f.nl
JAlL.-0n account Of the cold weather. tho
work has been suspended on the new jail, n Win be
issuRed, however, ~ soon ~ possible.
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FURNISHING GooDs.-0ne of the most at.
tractive and varied stocks of gents, ladies, and
childrens' furnishing goods in the city is now
open at the store Of James Richardson, at No.
100 West Foursh.street, opposite the Postoffice
His assortment Of shirts, hosiery, gloves, cor.
sets, underwear, together with fine variety
Of stereoscopic views and fancy goods, suit
able for holiday presents, is worthy the alton
tion of the reader.
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LAW REPORT.
SUPERIOR COURT.

BEvoRE JUDGE SrORER.-J. Clark VS.. j.
Cassidy. An action ofrepleyn for person property.
Verdict for plaintiff--one cent damages
ment for S32s.
BEFORE JUDGE SpENCER.-Piatt & Piatt Vs. VIM.
Grandin: To recover $500, as an attorneys fee,
claimed by Dom Piatt for services rendered in at.
tending to prosecution against defendant for shoot
ing at and wOunding policeman, and connected
Herewith the adjustment of claim for damages
the former terminating In nolle and the latter in
compromise for $780, The deense claimed that there
was no employment Of Mr.. Piatt; that he was tho
voluntary. Ai-
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POLICE COuRT.-Judge Lowe tried but seven
teen cases yesterday morning, but Of all these
not more than one seemed worthy of para
graph. They were principally cases Of dis
orderly conduct and drunkenness, and were
almost wholly without general interest.
A fellow named Thomas Kale was arraignsd
for stealing piece of plaid from dry goods
store, No. 1875 Fifth-street, kept by o man
named Simon Fletcher. He seems to have
been an old offender in this way, and offered
drunkenness as an excuse for his crime. His
previous character, however, arose in evidence
against him, and he was sentenced to the
County Jail at hard labor for term of five
months.
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Thermometer.

QUEER SUIr-$5,OO0 CLAIMED FOR Losr
INFAST.-Augusta Wuster brought suit against
another woman, Dorothea Wesle, before JUS.
tice Bell, for assault and battery, and being
unable TO sustain her charge had her arraigned
on another-that Of producing premature par
turition In plaintiff by rude treatment and fear
Of bodily injury. The case is not yet SGT for
trial, but the damages claimed are, we under.
stood, $4,000.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS,
Board of Commissioners passed orders yes
terday amounting in the aggregate to $2,-
4O7 80, Of which $454 81 was to James Nc.
Coy for materials, labor and oilipg floors of
the Insane Asylum at Carthage; 81 900 to j.
W. Caldwell for Farmers College County
Bond; $3.50 to same in cash; SAL 3S to John
Dorsey on account of masonry on Carthage
Road; and balance for sundries.
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BURGLARY ON JOHN N-sTREEr.-The house of
man named Joseph Gould, located on John
street, below Third, was felonously entered
night before last and robbed Of twelve dollars
IN money and some articles of wearing apparel.
noise Of some kind aroused the inmates, and
the burglars fled, carrying their booty with
them. heentrance was effected through the
front door by means of false keys, and the
sooundrels had ransaCked almost the entire
building before they were discovered.
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RIVER NEWS.

No change Of consequence has occurred in
the River since our last. The weather has modera-
ted, and we are now nearly free from the snow and
Ice Of last week. The water continues to fall though
st. Louis. l. I
Business at the landing unusually quiet yester.
day; the mud on the landing still interfering with
shipping. The rates Of freights were as folows
Pittsburg-Cotton, 75c.: Molasses, 75c.; Whisky,
J0c,; Flour, 30o.; Pork and Lard, 4lc.; Pound
Freghts, l5c. per 100 lbs.
Nashville Whisky, per bril-, 81; Ale. 7sc.; Pound
Freights, 40c. per 100 lbs. -e....' ... ..
st. Louis Heavy Pound Freights, 25c. per 100 lbs;
Whisky and Oil, Csc. per bril-; Btoves ESQ.,; Ale, 6Oc.
per bril-
New Orlcans-Whisky and Oil soc; Flour, 5Oc.: Pork
kes Lard ac; Empty Barrels, &c., Horses, $40 per
head; Pound Freights, 600. -
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HArs.-Tbose wishing to procure hats Of
the best quality, can do so az very low rates,
BY calling on B. R. Alley, No. al Broadway,
opposite the Broadway Hotel. Not only are
they Of the best quality, but they are sold at
q lower rate than any where else.
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DEATH OF JouRNALrsT.-Mr Washin gton
Martin, for some time past connected with the
river department Of the Enqairer, of this city,
died at the residence of his brother in law, In
Newport, on the night of Monday last. Mr..
M. was large hearted and generous man,
much admired by all who knew him for his
quiet and amiable disposition, and his death
will be much regretted. His remains will be
inferred at Spring Grove tomorrow morning.
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Oh TY N E w S.

=, @Tiy Waggoner's Dollar Can Oysters,
the best for that price in the city, at the depot
2O3 Western. row, above Fifth street.
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DEAD RABBIrs.-"Poor is tho triumph Ger
the timid hare" says the poet; but rich are
tho rewards of the hunter during the late
snow, We would say, from observing hundreds
Of "dead rsbbits" OF the Fifth-street game
market. ga
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30 head averaging ~ lbs 20
ds%aed i@r prime ~hi'sss ii ssSi snd DIins red
UoRNUThe market is firm, With good demand:
sales Of ,20O bushels, in bulk, at SOC.
at ss@ssc sales u r so bushels. IN bulk, st SCI 90
RYE~There is good demand and prices firm at
BARLEY ni'o The demand continues active, and
prices firm at our last quotations: sales Of $50 BUSH
0HEEsEsfhe market a firm. with an active de.
msnd; SAILS Of $50 boxes Western Reserve at sc.
BUTTER-The demand is good, and prices Arm
AsPPLEsIThe market Is Arm. with good demand
hss,f 70, sosd @ e saSes and price.
steady at 81 50 for prime Neshanocks, on arrival:
nsfss i GOOD
s. rs; CT brls. at 81 IS.
lBY MAGNETIC TELEGBAPH.l
New YoRx MAREEr. December la,-P. M-Elour
s. o5@6 20 for superfne Western; IS S@S % fcr
Inferior to good shipping brands extra round hoop
sales of 800 brs at 90 1895 90 for common choice
Wheat very dull but holders rsfuss to MAKE any any ma
tsral coneessions In order 70 realize for Mlwsuke
bushels Of fair Racine or Chicago Spring, at 81 u! In
store Rye scarcely firm: sales Of $500 bushels at
S9c Barley scarce and frmer: sales OF $500 bushels,
at 79sSOc. for State; Canada East held at 7Ss2o.,
and Canada West at &C. Corn hrmer: sales Of M,0O6
Ss SSsR Sssw Ss and sss for
srn and Canadian. Whisky better and demand fair:
sales of $50 brls. at 2H@27c Pork heavy and lower
for mess: sales OF 800 brs, at $6 for mess; &l 80
for prime. Beef moro active and firm: sales Of 800
barrels, Ut &i@4 80 for country prime; $e95 90 for
do. mess; $59i0 for old and repacked mess, and
$40 50dll for extra Dressed Hogs quiet at 74c.
Beef Hams scarce and firm ut Sl0Gl2 for State
Prime mess Beef quiet at S7@20. Indiana mess at
S9@H. Cut Meats quiet and steady at 94c. for
changed: Lard firm: sales Of $50 brls at l0A @1llo
Butter firmer, with moderate sales at llt@l6c for
Uhio and l5@23c. for State Cheese In fair request
at 9@llAc Cotton firm Gales Of 800 bales-iRcud-
ing 3O0 bales in transit, at lie for New Orleans and
llAc for strict middlings, with 9.l6d; Freight. To
SIC; Muscovado at 7071ko. Coffee firm. Molassee
more active old at !3@44c., aud new at 50@152c.
NEW ORLEANS MARKET, December IL. = Cotton:
sales to-day of 900 bales; prices are sitter but quo
tations are unchanged. sugar firm at 7H117Ac. for
fair to fully fair. Sterling Exchange declined VI,
quoting At los@l0sN. Eastern Exchange Hs@2A;
New ORLEANS, December l3.-Cotton: sales to-day
Of lO6OO bales; prices sitter but quotations un
changed, at lOA@llc. for middngs. Sales for three
days 81 ,00O bales; receipts do. IL 900 baes against
1900 bales last year sugar steady Molssses Ct a
Pork steady at Sl7 for mess. Eastern Exchange at
H(0A discount
BALrIMoRE MARKET, December l3.-Flour droop-
ing. The transactions this morning are unim
portant. HOwardstreet 10 quoted at - 70. Wheat
hrm: sales of 5000 bushels at prices ranging from
and 70972c. for white. Provisions quiet and un.
changed, Whisky steady at &C. a... .
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In the matter of the estate of Ethan Stone.
Judge Hilton was engaged in this case, which came
up on exceptions to the account rendered by the ex
esutor.
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SALE OF FORFEITED LANDs.-Deputy Auditor
Bell sold at the Court. house yesterday vari-
GUS lots and property in the county for un-
paid taxes, amounting to $2,772 SO.
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N@ For the best Canned Fruits of all kinds,
go to Waggoner's, Western-row, above Fifth
street.
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RECEIPTS AT THR MAYOR 3 OFFICE DURING THE
PAST WEEK.-The weekly report Of tho Mayors
Clerk, Mr.. Charles Belts, to the City Auditor,
shows receipts TO the amount of $1,535 70,
during the week ending yesterday, from the
following sources,
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METEOROLOGICAL OBsERvATroNs-For the
1snny Tess, by Henry Ware, 0ptcian, No. I
West Fourth-street, December Is.
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JRwELRY SALB.-See advertisement Of As.
signee's Sale of jewelry in another column.
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sTEAMRoAT RKGIsrHR.

ARRIVALS. = Liberty, Wheeling; Bostona, Ports.
mouth; Martha Putnam, st. Louis Jacob 5trader,
louisville; Merose, Maysyille Superior. Madison;
Universe, New Orleans; Clipper, Big Sandy; Dun.
Pittsburg. Ha4.l .HliIl-- 2 tn
DEeARTuBEs--AcacisC Cottage, Nashville; Aurora,
New Orleans; War Eagle, Pittsburg; Marengo, New
Jacob Strader, Louisville; Superior, Madison; Mel.
rose, Maysvile; Dunleith, Neville; Virginia Home,
Neville; Clipper, Big Sandy. IN
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ROARDING-T Three or four gentlemen can
AD be accommodated with good Board and nleas.
ant Rooms by applying at No. 22l Fifth street. near
rum. dAiAbs
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BOARDING..

II A R D I N CA couple of fine, large
- Rooms to rent, with Board, at No. l39 Syca.
at low rates. Either families, single gentlemen or
quired. dei4bs
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UNPAID LErrERs.--The following is list of
letters detained for non payment Of postage az
the Postofice, in this city, December 10:
Peter Scher, Patriot, Indiana.
Max Rothenheim, New York City.
J. II. Reed & Co., Chicago, III.
MIR. Gorham, Chillicothe, o,
Danl. p. Clark, Dayton, D.
Brooks h Wood, Rochester, N, y
charlotte Anthony, Aberdeen, o.
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A UCTION SALE-BY s. G, HUB.
a BARD, at Trade Sales rooms No. n West Fifth
street, up stairs. Assgnees sale of Books at suc.
ton BY order OF Court. Closng sale of the Books in
the stock Of the late firm Of Truman Spofford. On
1NGS, December 18th, 18th and 18th, at O'Clock,
will be sold, by catalogue large and valuable col.
scientific and miscellaneous works, gift Books and
Juveniles, with splendid assortment of Bibles and
Prayer Books In rich and elegant binding, The
works on theology are numerous and valuable
n. B.-Catalognes will be published, and the Books
will he open for examination the morning Of each
day previous to the sale. y. G. HUBBARD,
b b. KEYS, Assignee. ldel2-4tJ AuCtioneer.
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P0ARDING-A Family Single Room to
a. ~ ~ rent, with or without board. Inquire at No.
Nl w eBG Thtrd-Htreet, deIAhs
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ROARDING-A Gentleman and wife and
~ two or three single men can be accommodated
with board and lodging at 298 West Fifth street,
Also, few more day boarders wanted. del3bs
R0ARDING-Single gentlemen can obtain
~ good Board and pleasant furnished rooms at
No. 6t Elm, street. Afew day boarders can be &C.
commodated. del3bs
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AUCTION SALES

A UCTION sALE.-By JACOB GRAFF
"A & Co.-Unredeemed PIedges-Will be sold AZ
Auction, THIS Wednesday, FORMING, at O clock
at our store No. Is East Fourthstreet an invoice Of
nnredeemed pledges, consisting of Gold and Silver
Watches, yewelry, Guns, Pistols, Powder FIasks
Glass and Earthenware, Cigars, Coats, Pants Vests
&C. ldel4l JACOB GRAFF, Auctioneer.
A U TlON SAL E. BY II. S.
- MIL Es Positive sale. of Dry Goods,
On.~6n WEDNESDAY MORNING, ' DecemSer Ss mSer
u, at o'clock, without reserve Oassimeres Sat.
inets, Jeans Wool and Canton Flannels, ribbed and
Cashmere, Plush-lned Gauntlets, and other Gloves,
super Cashmere and MerinO Ladies' Mems, and
Childrens Hose and half Hose, super Zephyr
BasQues, Hoods, and Cuffs, super Patent Thread &c
decl3l
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ED-GIRL-Immedistel to run
Nv Singers Sewing Machines, on Coats and Vests.
!, None but compstent hand need apply. Apply at
~ ParK"6tI6et. del3bs
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WANTED -SITUATION-In a Drug
w Store, by one who has had some experience in
the business. Perma ntnt situation more an object
Office. dalaSs
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WANTED - SERVANTS -25 Female
w Servants, to fill various situations in city and
country; Apply at the General Information Agency
once, No. 1882 Western'row.
de13b A. D. CARSON 4 M
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PR0vIsr0NS-The market was very dull to-day,
and Mess Pork pressed the market nc &6, but the
sales were confined 10 $40 barrels. Bulk Meat was
offered freely, and generally at and &c.. for Feb
ruary delivery, but buyers. 50 hhds. sold at 54
and INC. on the spot, packed, indicating further
decline oo Lard easy at iec Green Meats lower, with
and 7hA7Sc. for Hams, being further decline,
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WANTED- TO Buy and Sell, Double-en-
psooa,s try & &Book,keepng Scholarships in Western,
Young Your men save money BY buying. Apply TO W. b.
aaSSkLEY, sycamore and Third, Tuttle's Exchange
Omoo. dellbs
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WANTED-AGENTS TS-Men of good ad-
" dress, can find honorable and profitable EN-.
gl0yment by applying at the General Information
Agency, No. 3Sz Western-row.
del3b d CARSON m
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wANTED--A small HOUSE, or three or
w four Rooms, ina respectable neighborhood,
sor man and his wife. No children. Rent NOT 10
exceed Slo or sl2 per month. Newport or Oovington
not objected to. Address w. L. IT,, Press Office
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WANTED-A SfTUATI0N-By young
" man, as Salesman in a wholesale or retafl
office. w. Al AZ ''
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WANTED.

WANTS" "FOR SALE" ITO LET. "I.OsT,"
"FoUND," "&c., in this column, occupying five lines
or less, two insertions. twenty Ave cents,
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wv WANTED-GIRLS-Two good Dining
w room Girls, also, one Wash woman. Apply
Immediately at Madison House, Covington Ky.
Idel3bSl
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WANTED - SALESMAN - Having
w knowledge Of the Gentlemen's Furnishing
Business. Address to Lock Box ZIG, P0stofiCe.
[dei3fl
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"ANTED-By respectable and efficient
w lady, situation as Nurse; or would like to
travel and take charge of child. Can come we'll
Cincinnati. deisbs
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~ANTED-M Ma large number of
w active, industrious men can find agreeable
and at the same time lucrative employment in the
These works are written by the best historians and
anthors known to the civilized world hence their
popularity: Come and examine for yourselves be-
fore engaging In the sale of other publications.
MACK r. BARNITl, Publisher,
de3tf 3S West Fourth street, Cincinnati.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-06

VxYHRRI As on the 18th day Of fep' ember, A. u.
w 1855 John Wlliamsoa and Julie liam som,
his wife, executed unto James O. Brien - trustee
certain deed OF trust conveying to ssid trustee the
land in ecott county lows, described follows. to
vit The esst half Of lot No twenty -eight 1881 -
known, nun bered and designated on the PecoI d.
plat VI ]. Rrsdshawsi subdivision Ct part Of lot
sc ton 81 tow ship IS range eat 5th ~ III
the city Of Davenport, which said conveyance wAs
made BY the said John wiis0ion ant Julia Jill
ms0n, his wife for the purpose Of ecoring the ~,
ment Of . certain pr0mssory note aud the Interest
theresn, signed by said John : Williamson dated
the 18th day Of September, d 1855, and pAya
BILE ss sollows: One for two hundred and twenty
i've dollars, payable on the 18th Gay 81 March, y
1859 70 John Kane
And now satd prOmssOfy nOts having become due
and PAYABLE and the sstd John William ,0n having
failed 70 pay ihe same, Jsmes GBrien, trustee
aforesaid do hereby Give this public notice, that by
virtue Of the power which s In vested BY said de Il
Of trust will on Monday the 18th day Of Apsi,A d
1852 at the hour Of two O'Clock in the Afternoon Of
said day, u the curt House door IN tho city Of Da
venport expose and o-r for sale at public sutton
the OF land above described VI much the
Of shail be necessary TO satisfy and pay the
OF said note with the interest thereon to the day
SALE together with oil the costs and expenses stten-
ding said SALE costs Of this notice and Trustees fees
Dated tho 94th day Of March, A d 1879
JAMES OBRInu,
mch26 Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-06
Nhe1lH,S Sale.

THE STATE OF IOWA, In III. Scott county Dis
SCOTT COUNTY, IS. trict Court
DY virtue of n execution issued from the office
ID Of the Clerk Of the district Court OF ut coun-
ty State OF Iowa, in favor Cf Nicholas FejervGry,
plain in and agAinst Ignatius Lsnger, defendant,
dated March 7th 1859, andtp me directed, command
ing that of The goods chattels, stock OF interest
in any rpany, debts due, proper In The hands OF
third persons, lands and tent ments (which are not
mpt by lew from sxecution) OF the said Isnatius
LANCER / make, CT cause to be made, the sum of
twenty three hundred one and rs 100 dollars, with
interest and costs and By virtue OF said execution
Levied upon the following described personal prop
erty, to wit: Double lumber wagons, OF carts,
blue reaper, I sewing macbire, l corn cYusher and
cutters, STAPLE machine, l chets, press, kettle
and stove, cupboard box with gass, harr0ws,
4culttvators, treakng piows, 8corn planter, ! pair
ste yards, wtndew "a. h, coffee mill scythes,
scoop shovels, shs vel ploW hay rake two horse
plows. two horse scraper, hoe, Cross - saw,
whe barrow, s owes. 7 pork barrels, screws fer
pot holes hay rake9 pc atesds, tool chest ..
contents, tobacco cutter auge-, box and con-
tents, sack OF seed, tin horn, oil cans, pump
chain pines ais, 4pies plank, platforms, coils
wir-, spade pit shfoiks, half bushel measures,
log chains, sorrei horse sett double harness,
OK yokess breaking pow, stirrrg plows, hoet,
shovss. spades. buggy tongue, ? pitch forks,
plank.
And hereby give public notice that shall offer
for sale a, public outery on " Duck Greek Farm"
on Saturday the 30th day Ut April. 1859, between
the hours Of aid O'Clock p n Of said day to the
highest and best bidder therefor the above de-
scrbed property, cient thereof - satisfy the
above debt with Interest ard costs
Dated this 29'h day II March, 1859.
b. HOWARD,
april Sh'6 Of SCOTT Co. Iowa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-06
NkGfiN,S Sale.

TIE e.. os OF seo ,ss osf
QY virtue Of an execution issued from the ofn{
- the Clerk Of the District C,ur, OF Seett Cou|
STATE Of lows, In favor OF Henry Be Ia. plsintir.
against VIM MT y and Robert Hennie, defenda(
deted February 18th, 1853. and 10 me direcssd, \
mandir 8 me hat " the goods cbattels, stock 4
terest In aay company. debts due, property in|
hands Of third per sons, lands and T. nensnts vi
are not exempt by NV from sxseution) Of the |
def. n1oDts, mske or cause to BE- made the ga
ave hundred seventy six and c0-l00 dollars, viii
terest and costs; and BY virtue OF said executi
levied up the following resc ribed personai pro
~, - Wit: s. clocks, are p-osfsafc 10siiyer .
with pencils, 10 gold tooth picks gold this BIZ
silvxF thimbiss, 2 gid watches, ~ silver wst<
2 gsl,an zsd watches, IL dos gold rings. II b
wstch oh sins 8 silver watch KEYS, 4psirs gold
tacles, - gold watch keys. 3 gold pens with pen
~ ct Of eo,d ear rings. " bresst p,ns, ~ psis
pins, 81 CENT? breast pins, Z setf shirt buttons
chains With clasps, 2 gold vest Chains, gold Z
chain, pair gold wrrt.tts, II Sett jeweiry In q
one iot notions II sAow csss, 3 sett German Z
table spoons, s ssit German silver tea spoons,
To fruit bastet, Or sI-er snd steel pecs eel
pairs silver buibr hnivss, Oh ian p, 3 pairs I'd
Micks, End hsid lamps
And hereby sive publlc DofIee that ! shall
for safe u pul,lte oatrry stshe jewelvy store d
said William Kfey, on Secoea street, In the RI
Davenport. n sad county. Or 1hussfay. the 2stl
= ana 1 O'Clock : = 81 said day, 70 the hiehss}
bsst biidsr theEsf os in essh, The ehsvo Assr}
property, or sufficient thereof 70 sst0ssy the q
6eht, With i0terest snh costs.
Dated this 2Sth day Of March, l6So
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