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Legal Notice.

NOTICE IA hereoy given that the undersigned
~ have qualintd as executors OF the last will and
tesla Of Alfred Janson, late Of lie Claire. In
the county Of Scott 10 d. censcd. and at they
have taken upon them selves that trust by giving
bonds A. the lsw directs.
All persons having demands upon the estat. OF
the said deceased required to exhibit the same
az all persons indebted the estate called upon
TO make payment to
5 SoMssT p9 y, sdaEas' Executors.
September 1859
Publish four week In Weekly Iowa State Demo-
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Terms per Session Of Five Months

The let session commences tho LIST Monday OF Sep
ttmber
The 2i,es ion commences the first Monday OF Fes
ruaiy
pain sud every var!'t Of Fancy and Ornamen.
tai nee ile-Work taught without any additional
charge.
Payments required semi annually in advance.
school for Deaf Mutes has also te ~ ned at s..
kary's.
All letters TO both Institutions must be addressed
to 1t. Nays Academy, Notre Dame P. o Indiana.
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st. Mary's Academy, Ind.
HARTERHD 1850

or. MAkY'S ACADEMY Is beautifully situated
> ou IN. O. Joseph's Rive. two miles from South
Bend, = xty miles from hicago, on the B,uth-ru
NJ tchipan X \ and Sc. en- from kilcs, on the Cen
trial Michigan R-a Stage connecting thesr two
Roads PAS es the Academy twice day ThesrouLd,
are very extens We and :auiifuty adorned
Bathing ri ing On horseback, and thorough cnlcs-
thecl sre some Of the means u-sd to prom ote the
physical development % the pupils.
The literary advantages are Il the highest order
tn. institution possessing fine Laboratory and PHI
loscphicsl apparatus Choice and extensive Herba-
rrns OF Naive ADD Foreign Plants aud q carefully
se''cted Library. TIE French ard q man tang IA
yes are spoken In 'he Institution AZ huently ne the
tnalish, several OF II community bring educate
ladies from RrAncr 81 d Germany. Great attention
Is paid 20 mt4ic, Independent OF the private les ons
received by fhe pu Is. Regular instruction IL sit-
in classes three times week, In all the princi-
pies OF vocal and Instrumental music
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-07
Chicago 4 Rock Island Railroad

I'm and after xonfag Aug. 22i. 1853, and mt
NIfurther notice trains will 10 ave RooA Island daily
Sundays excepted, - follows
LIST mail train At l9s5AM
"a freight 9l5AN
ID night express G6OP. n.
Trains arrive at Rock Island daily. euodsys CT.
oepted, follows
LIST ntsst exprcss ~ 100 A. n.
~ freight trains At AI5P.n.
"a mall train NJ 5.z0PN n.
All trains this rosa IN direct co,nexion at
Chicago with II aims both the Michigan Southern
Michigan Central, PITT sbrrs. FORT syne and Chica-
10 Rail Road 10 aud from Detroit Tole.io
Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati, Pittsbursh
Dunkrk, Buffalo. Niagara Pnils, Albany, New YORK.
Phiadnlphia, Baltimore and Washington. Also at
La6alle with trains Of the Illinois Central Road
North u 0aisna and South TO st Iua and Cairo, 70
which places tickets can be- procured ~
W. u. GTemncle, Ticket Agent,
Agents Il. Depot, Rock Island.
Passengers are reriind@ OF tho sIity ~ giving
Distinct directions to the destination OF their bag
sage, aAo " procure tickets before taking their seats
In the cars ~ the Conductors coec; fsre5 only to Sta
tons the line OF the Chit SRock Island railroad.
JOHN p TRACY Superintendent.
". II. WHrvMAH, Aas't 3up't.
8ock Island Sept 2, 1879 tdtfl
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EDUCATIONAL.

TIPT TOMS
NATIONAL MERCANTILE AND BUSINESS
MEMS
O q K k H G. Fl
SITUATED:
CORNER or PIFTH AND BRADY STREETS,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Founded, ~ Davis Upton, Ayril. 1858
3. 8. TIPTON,
Pnacioal and Proprietor.
Young NKE " II nni. ~ .r Le- inquiry, that
j b. grad sting at tn. Ccrege, they ~ii 'tsa,i
very imp rita tsdvaataee. over th grsdustes CT = }
other Com nercsl fn-tIution IA the country. The
CorRss or STUDY compfises boin forcgn snt do
r1otitc Lns iness on embrace MA or PaAdTIcE
Ia CoanshcIAL scI,Kcs and AaT-"hoiy un-
hno~r t. comm 'e7ot.r -vhi'b. II 10 obvious
VIII gr atty enh sroe his ehsnces Of su-c se IN bust
ness.
SpEscERrAa FESMAStHrP-thc m II BA.lfu
sy ,t,m in III. word-is taught si this Ccfye In OIL
Storms, both practical aud ornamental coon
huSiSess HAND WgiTIs6 Is guaranteed - Gil who
Complete the course re-
One time Ia a. & I'd apofhsr, to Commence. Yot
pay the get and not for the time
Consumed, al this rcbOei.
ABsAUTlvUr ES0RAvHD nIPLoAA-lithogrsphet
bans-n te paper, which the possensor can fold n,
and plAs his port mon se-is awarded each grad
u,tc This 10 a novel and unique feature never be-
| fore introduced into . College.
Tuti, n $40, payable invariably in advance, enti
Ting the applicant u . Life Scholarship, which Will
also be good At " Davis Commercial College" .,
Peoh.. Sons OF C'ergymen half price.
separate instr uction given 10 PENN nship,
Business men end frioI de Of education are re-
az ctfn',y invited 70 call.
Por Circular, containing full infor stiOn. please
enclose Two postage stamps.
Address, 8. D. Upton,
spr26-dAW.f Davenport, Iowa.
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Wafrantee Deeds,
Deeds Of Trust.
Quit Claim Deedss
Trustee Deodss
Mortgage Deeds,
Chatt0l Aoet9oGoos
Attachment Bonds
Power OF Attorney,
Original Notices.
Justicee' BlankSs
9heri0s Blanks
Confessions OF JudGmont,
Conssableo' Blanks,
Roplovm Beads
And oshess - nunsSsas - neeoee' o "
STATE DBROORAT rxHIO1
20 oAss,S.s syIsvsssnss
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LEGAL.
Legal Notice.

STATS or Iowa, In the District C'urt 81 Scott
Set County County, s.ptemoer Tern, 1859
y II Cutting ss Jacob vandpzes, 1t al.
To George N Hale. Edwin Warner William Joner
Edwin Penny, sni Jams Mediums.
NOU ere bereby notifei that there Is now On fls
L In III" one, OF the Gle 81 the istriet ~ nrt
OF SCOT county, nte'ition 81 Prsnkiin " Cutting,
.ianfg'he the 20. and riahi nj posse sim Of tho
following parcel OF l.ni In sad r. Il ccnnty, to-
VII: fh- 'outh- least quarter OF the south west
quarter Of section no sven IlGI and tbs .onih
east quarter OF tbs orth wert quarter and the
sotth wet quarter 81 III north east qua ter o,
ton nrmb twenty nnc III. ~ II toxrship num-
Der evenly rine north Of rArge No ave ISL st
o. tn 9th NJ Wi T. stid petite pra that tt e
TILE m,y he quiet'd in him ani put IN poel efso
thereof
And nn'e voa shall ,ppear atd answer said pe-
thinn or .efo'e the hts day OF III next term I
said D-tr CT Court, be heIdin la the city g, pn
vsrport, on the second Nj III e " we mb,r A n
1859 decree will be renaere a. n a. ell for in ia
petition.
September %, 1859.
COBBIE Il DOW
Au'ys for FIJI
Now on this Gath day Of septeTuher, A D 1853. 1
appearing TO he Court tina: CERTAIN OF the sbovs
named defendants have Teen returned as no,
found" by the sheriff, 1t l. by the Court ordered
that tie plaintiffs i.e notice OF tie Tendency OF thi,
action ty publishing a copy OF the original notice
together VII this order, for four weeks the Daily
10 state Democra'; tie LAST pnhlioatic 10 be Of
less than t. days prior to the day Of the mex
term OF this Court.
IRAN CLIFFORD,
sep2o-d4w CLERK Scott Co. District Court.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-07

Mississippi 4 Missouri B. r.
Trains run BY Chicsgs time, which 1. twelve min.
utos fastsr than Davenport tinc.
~ aad assr Monday, April 18th, 1853, and sntn
0assasaue, Columbus City, Washington and lovs
Otty (oundays sxoepsed) - follows:
asst Rxprcss and Mall Train ~ $50 M
Trains viii leave Davenport for Chicasodaiiy, Ban
doys excepted o. follows:
La Nail Train. ~ 10 10 a ~
"a Express Train, ~ 6e3r =
Trains srrivs 81 Davenport daily. tssnd,,sszesp
ND - follow:
rRoM rs1 FAST.
lss nxprsss Train d Gas A.,
- Mall Train, ~ bb ? ~
FROM TnE wrsT.
Let NAH Train. a. $40 -
Trains run by Chicago time. which istwe.ve min
utrs faster than Dnvenp1rt tine.
AL trains out OF Davenport wis MAKE c'nnecucnt
at Columbs City, Washington snd lows CITY wiz
che westesn Stage Coz stages for all point' Vest
The Passenger Train ooune-ts 81 Rock Island With
Oh,csso Rock Island Railroad trains for all points
Rast North and South.
Paspeusers reminded OF the necessity OF giving
Aiseinet direction the destination Of their bag
naes also sts before taking hsS seatsin
Ne cara.
NIB The SorniHs O0l0 A nj train for the h
connects ct Joliet nth trains the Michigan Cen.
tral Z ~ the Junction with trAins on the Pi'ts.
bsrg, ~ Wayne Chi-se h; a. Chicago with
trains on the Michigan Southern and Michigan Gen
tysi Rail Roads.
Aor19 JOHN ?. TRACY, supt.
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II: +. MITCHELL, Agent,
For the following we'll known Comrsn,es:
GlRARD FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE 90.
OF PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
OFyICH-Brsdy street, east tiee, between 2nd
and Sd June4
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New Boeks! New Rocks F! 5!

vVHe attention OF Book Eayers whethcy Student
I Msvchdnt, Doctor, Clergyman, librarian.
MecAa~ic or Men Of Leisure, Is invited 70 our an
perb assortment of Books in every department. Of
Literature
Bibles, Prayer Books,
Hymn Books, Juvenile Books Of sverv VARIETY
School Books ~ rednced Prices Blank hooks, which
Gil our 8Ankers should Sc, De La fseu, Routhw worth
h Cos stationery. Hu-ic, Nap$ Mathematical In.
strumsnts, Ere n stock of Cher smen and Boards,
a.handsome assortment Of " ALL PAP1R AND BOR.
DEkS cold 81 rtces to defy competition Fancy Art-
cles Of ev ~ description, camp, Using india Rubber
Canes. Port nOnnaes, Scsav Oss.s, Paper Weights,
Gold Pens, Tncrm meters, Puszlss, &C.
We intend msking our store the
"a Popular News Depot Of Davenport!
., 'sess'n"s. Newspapers. &c. published, for
Will bOEbscrpti1ns Re -eiv,d for New York daily
under IOWA BOOK ROOMS.
and. No 50 Brady st, above the Port Once.
CHARLES ADAMS. Proprietor,
OHARlkS q. ADAMS, Agent.
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IN0UzANCE.
FIRE, Inland HDsd Life.
CONWAY INSURANCE CO,
MASSACHUSETTS,.
Dash Capital and surplus $264, 600
HAMPDEN INSURANCE CO.,
spaIKonELD MASS.
Cash Capital and kurplu, $40, 900
NORTH AMERICAN ms CO.,
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
LORILLARD ms. CO.,
CT NEW YORK.
MANHATTAN LIFE ms. CO.,
Ca.h Capital $75oooo
CITY FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
NEW HAVEN. cosH.
W. soUrHwoRrH, Prest
GIN. SCRANTON se,'y.
FIBLD & KAUFMAN Agents,
L.AhrmAn'. Block, 2d-st,
II. FIELD, Agent, Davenport, Iowa.
ONCE ne 1t to the Post Office,
Rock Island. Ill. Octl
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DRUGGISTS.
=. w. OS {: OOD ID.
DRUGGIST
AND
r h "a 4. M a O Q VI { 1 - { .
IL? BRADY STREET, ABOVE rIsrH STREET.

Drugs and Chemicals,
Perfumery and Fancy Articles.
DHYSIOIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS accuratelypre
l pared at ali hours VI the day or night.
The attention o. the LADIES Is cspe isy invited
the stock Of rEsrUMERY and FANCY ARTICLES,
hitch are from the besI English French add German
HnufActurers.
Orders from, HEtsiCic
Who wish to supp their offices. will be died
sonab;e terms, with arti les OF the best quality ob
Aiuable. from the mort reliable American ard Euro.
pean Imp ,Iters =ad Manufacturers.
DnU0s and Medicines OF every description furnish
ed to
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
On the most reasonable terms.
September l. 1855
s. W. OsGOoD
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-04-01
Steamboat and River News.

The weather is mild and pleasant. The river
is rcceding, with plenty of water for navigation.
THE MINNEToNKA.-Thishi high headed, fast run
ming, magnificent and splendid boat will be dow n
tonight, en- route for Paducah. This boat con-
meets with other Mail packets, from Louisville, ST.
Louis, New Orleans and Memphis. She gives
through tickets to these points. The officers has
our best wishes aud thanks for late favors.
The James Johnson, passed up yesterday.
The Cuba pa ssed down on Wednesday nigh
crowded with passengers and freight She pass
es here tomorrow evening for Nashville.
The B. NJ Ruuyan is the St. Louis packet TO-
morrow.
JIG. CLINE SoLD.--We were informed yester'
day that this steamer had been sold 10 parties whC
contemplate running her in the Memphis anc
Vicksburgh trade, We could not learn the amour
paid, n the name OF the purchaseres.-NGbh Ban
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-04-01
Notice.--Sherif Sale.

By virtue Of five vendAioni exponas TO me d.
rected. will, on the 4Ih day of April. 1859, at
the court house gate in the city OF Claiksville, II
being County Court d-y, ofiei for sale 60 the
highest bidder, for cash, to-wit:-the dover right
allotted Mrs. Mary Wick IN tract Of Land con-
tanning about 40 scrrs, il being her interest in
said dover; right levied upon the property of
the said Mary Wick, to satisfy two orders Of sale
In favor Of Robert Edmundson Mary Vick.-
Said land lies in District No. IL, and bounded as
follows ION the north and east by the lands Of
Wilson Wick, dec d, and on the south by the lands
Of ]. B. Lyle, on the west by the lands Of A.
Keesee. Also one other tract Of land, levied upon
as the property Of N. A. Denning's interest in a
tract Of Land In District No. ID, on the Cumber.
land river, Montgomery County, adjoining the
lands of J. B. Ta> Tor and John S. Majors and 9TH
ers, containing, by estimation, about 80 acres
sold to satisfy IL. G. Pace vs.. the said N. A Den
ming. / also, at the same time and place, offer
for sale one House and Lot in the town Of New
York, in District No. 9, bounded as foIlows-by
s. P Bowers on the north 40 feet, and on the
south by j. Bowers As feet, on the west by C..
Friedrich Is feet, and on the east by G. w Bartce
As feet. Levied the property Of William
Horn, to satisfy two venditioni exponas, one in
favor of Mary A. Foster and one in favor Of N.
w. Elkins, W. VIM. Horn. This Feb. 25, 1853
T. RAMEY, Sheriff
of Montgomery County.
March 4, '59-3w-pr fee 81 80
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-04-01

~ We clip the following from the
Columbus (Ky.,) Crescent, and, as we'll
merited compliment, transfer it to our
columns:
CLARKsvItLE FEMALE AcADEMv.--The advertise.
mont Of the Second Session Of this excellent In
stituton Of Learning for young laoies, has been in
our columns for three successive weeks end here
tofore, circumstances which we had no con-
troll, prevented notice OF IT, But there is not h.
ing which we could say, would enhance Its repu-
tation, for there Is nothing wanting only to mem
ton the name Of It's most erudite and much admir-.
ed Principal--Rev. A. l.. Hsmilton--n connec.
tion with It's elicltous and convenient location in
one Of the most pleasant aud prosperous town in
Tennessee, apd on the beautiful Cumborlan nd. 10
insure Il liberal share Of public patronage. All
those wishing their daughters fuh and complete
classical education, have only TO enirust them to
the end management Of the highly accom-
pIished principal, and worthy Board Of Trustees
Of this Institution, TO obtAn their wishes.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-04-01
For the Chronicle.
Gas Light laid in the Shade |!
Great citsment
Nh EDITOR /:

Nh EDIToR:
Having Understood that Clarks-
willie has been very mush agitated, Of late, on the
subject of Gas for lighting the city; that plans and
estimates have been submit ,sd and recommended
for adoption. Gas lamp, No. /, without wick,
Gas lamps, No. & 3, wi h wick have appeared,
,hone, aud nickered out and after a considerable
quantity OF Gas has been expended In preliminary
urrr ngcmcnts, In arousng the citizens and corpo-
ration to sense Of their duty, as we'll as conven-
fences, the Mayor and council have voted $4,000
| towards the accomplishment Of so desirable an OBJ
ject, and that many enlerprising individuals have
put their shoulders to the wheel. dreaming, no
doubt Of enormous per cen,ums. accrueing there
from. /, therefore, as a public benefactor, and
TO seve this useless expenditure of money, hasten
to inform you, that ON to-day, at 81 o'clock P.
NJ. provided the weather be pleasant and clear.)
There will be exhibited on the Public Square, in
this city, Immediately In front Of Thomas Drug
Store, the most magnificent and popular light ever
seen. II would be too tedious to speak of all Of
its merits ut this time, but would invite all who
feel an Interest in having the city lighted, to
out and satisfy themselves, as no charge will be
made.
II is hardly necessary TO state the fact TO an in
telgent community, that this wonderful and bril-
liant light has been used for several years past in
| London, Paris, Rome and other cities In Europe.
| II has called forth the uAbounded admiration Of
crowned heads. 1t has attracted the attention and
scrutiny of the most scientific men In Ffance and
England, altho' they differ in opinion on minor
points yet, tn ey uniformly agree, that 1t is the
most brilliant, safe aud cheapest light which be
procured. 1t is entirely free from all dsagreeabe
odors. .
There are gentlemen now in GAINESVILLE who
witnessed exhibitions Of this light some time since
in Paris and London. who may be referred to II
;, required.
Come out, one and ALL and satisfy yourselves
that this light is neither gas, oil, patent right.
I am aware that some persons may suppose 1t 10
be all moonshine, but assure such, that they will
find il tho most brilliant SUNSHINE. Fool.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-04-01

s9- Al. the last meeting of the City
Council, the Mayor was directed to sub
scribe $4,000 for the city, to the Clarks-
vile Gas Company. We hear that about
$40, 900 has already been obtained.
1t was ordered that College Street from
ID to the River be surveyed and estimates
OF cost be made by the city Engineer.
The contract for putting the strips on
withdrawing on Bridge has been given
to A. j. Harrison at about $145. The
painting of the Notwithstanding has been
awarded to ID. A. Lucket, at the price Of
1921 so for three coats of paint made Of
PIE white lead and boiled oil.
A new Calabooso at cost OF some $50
In the Market House is now being built
by order of the Council.
The Railroad was granted permission t.
make cut across Water Street, for tn,
purpose of landing material and stock.
The work on I'd Street is progressing
finely.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-04-01

EXCHANGE HOTEL, PADUcAH, KY
This house is conveniently situated by the
river, witRa fine view of the river up and
down. The table is amply supplied with
everything the market affords, the rooms
are neat and comfortable, The Proprie.
tess, Mrs, Coleman, is we'll known in this
portion of the country, as lady in every
sense of the word, and Mr.. Redd, the
Superintendent, provides well for the house
and is both polite and attentive to his pat
rons. We would be pleased to see them
in charge of moro commodious building
We would advise our friends, when there
to stop at the Exchange. See advertise,
ment in to-dSys paper.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-04-01
COMMERCIAL NEWS.
CHsoHcLE osyioE, \
April 1, 1889.

ToBAoso.--There were ssles last week at w. s.
M'Clures' of II hhds. at c. II. Smiths Of SO hhds,
at LnwOod of 25 hhds--and this week, at Red
River Of 81 hhds, at Trices' Of log hhds, at prices
fully equal 10 the advance quoted 10 our last-the
average at Red River 90 80 is the highest made
this season. The staple comes in freely, and is
taken esgerly az fast as offsred---ss remarked In
our last, our quotations are now the same those
Of New Orleans, and IL anything, shade higher
The breaks are opening in better order, than som,
weeks past. The last English and German advice,
(Of March 4th) are very discouaging-rep
dull and declining markets.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-04-01

s@- There is now, on exhibition, at the
Planters House, model of Munson s
Patent Copper Tubular Lightning Rod, to
which we invite the attention of our citi-
gems. It appears, to US, to be vastly su-
perior to the iron rods now in use, not
only in its power, as a conductor, but in
retaining that power, unimpaired by rust
Comment is unnecessary, however, since
all can see the model who are interested
In the protection of buildings against
lightning.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-04-01

Sa- At the urgent request of several
citizens in GAINESVILLE and vicinity, DR..
Wise would say to his patients and others,
that he will remain until the 18th of April,
and positively no longer, as he must be in
St. Louis by the first of May, where he is
establishing an Infrmery. Let all who
desire his advice and treatment, call at
once. His success in treating the lungs,
ego and ear, CHS speciality in this place
and surrounding country, is a sufficient
reason that no one suffering with these
diseases should neglect the opportunity Of
having proper treatment. No charge fol
examination.