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WOOD AND COAL.
TO HOUsEKEEPERs AND OTHERS

D-L0OK TO YOUR INTEREST-m
BY Purchasing your Wood of
u A. PAINTER, At the X ed Sign, at the new
Sfilce, corner OF 7th and Canal streets, opposite
IL You will not only be sure of full measure
but you Will get your Wood Sawed in 2 s. or
pieces, u = and Split 4 II any SIZE desired.
H. Fifty cents per cord cheaper than IL is sold
from sny other place in this city
III His Wood Is of the Best Qualiiy,l r
Best Quality III
Cats and Boxss'S III
IL The biggest Pine Knot Split for
Klndling WOOd,( ~
klndIng Wood III
II All delivered Free OF Charged II
Free of Charge.{ III
IL Notice. III lf the above does not show how
to get II , Rich u Il it shows where to get your
1T = Moneys Worth.-fU
Now please call at the above oftce IL , and try
It'll You will get quarter of of the best
Spruce Pine Sawed in pieces II p and SplitGE
for 81; pieces for sll21s; pieces Sl.25; or the
81 80; or the best Hickory, pieces So pieces
Si75; pieces So All other parts of cord at same
rates.
Orders left at 8. W.K. Handy's, opposite vii
lards Hotel or at Wm Ballantyne's, F8 7th street,
or at Pages wharf at the foot nth ST., promptly at
tended to. Office removed tn tbs not tn side of the
bridge corner of 7th and Canal streets. The money
To accompany the order or be ready when the fuel
ie u A.PAYNTER. at Pages Wharf
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE-Situated
4 IN AlexandIla county, about 2h miles from
6eorgetown, at the Intersection Of the Georg etown
sulre on the premises, or of II. R1CHAR DS corner
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE, or exchange
for City Property, known as "Mount Pleasant"
containing SB acres more or less, lying i'm Mont
gOmery county, immediately on the ith Street road
leading TO Rockville, about IL miles from Washing
ton and 4 miles from Rockville. For particulars
inquire of r. +. Queen, 7th street
ma 2l-6wt CAROLINE F. NOLAND.
EOR RENT-The four-story BRICK HOUSE.
Il with back building, No 463 street north
between 9Th and 9Th streets west. Gas ali through
the building; also. good bathroom, and has inst
been put IN thorough reparl. apply To the subscri
her, corner 6th and streets, opposite the National
Hotel. lJe6l ). ID. CASTLEMAN.
A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR RENT
"A BhICk HOUSE, pleasantly located on X
Square, with pump OF delightful water in the ward
more delightful simmer residence is not to be had
IN the city; To good tenant the rent will be made
low. Apply at No. 442 F street north, between 5th
aou oth sts. je eff
EOR SALf.-I Offer for sale a valuable FARM
L In LoudOun county, Virginia, on most liberal
terms, contaln!n ng 1212 acres will exchange it
for Improved city property. This property is stu
ated IN one OF the most improved and highly cult
waited parts OF the county. Convenient to the canal
and railroad. BENJ p SMITH
Je q CITY pall.
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Two SMOKES FOR EIGHT DOLLARS. We were
present at a trial before Justice tombstone. i'm
which the plaintiff claimed damages of the de-
fendant for 50, or the amount paid for a Tur-
key-fOOt pipe, beautifully carved out Of ma
hogany. 1t seems the plaintiff, a Mr.. Ludlow,
bought at the celebrated cigar store of Gezzi,
on Fourth street, fancy pipe, for which he
paid So After filling it with the aromatic
''scaffarath," he pulled away at a great rate,
and at the second charge the pipe burnt
through. He complained to Gezzi that the
pipe would not stand fire. "Sacre," said
Gezzi, "y0u don't know how to smoke-you
dink de pipe is one furnace-smOke him easy
until he get coat over him-here is nv pipe-I
smoke him one year, two years, und he is good
yet. You put in much bac, shove him down
fast, and den 90 like a steambOat-dat's no
good" "Well, my friend, the pipe has burnt
through, and l can't smoke it any more" D."
Veil, you have two good smOkes-very well,
dat is 81 a piece-great luxury dat, ha,' The
case was nOn-suited.-St. LONts Democrat.
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JUDGE GOULD TO TIE POINT-The trial Of
James Glass for the murder Of Richard Owens
is now in progress before Judge Gould, of Troy,
at the Oyer and Terminer in this city.
DIR. Ferguson having yesterday been called
by the prosecution to prove the cause Of Owen 8
death, testified that Owens had some bruises
on his head of comparatively trifing charac-
ter, and that he had a gun-shot wound through
the heart. On ncrOss-examinatiOn, Mr.. Whiting
put variety of questions to the doctor, as to
whether the bruises on the head might not have
caused the death of Owens; whether, if those
bruises might not, more severe bruises would:
whether, if more severe bruises would not have
caused the death Of Owens, they might not have
caused the death of a man of 0wens's size and
so forth. After Mr.. Whiting had pursued this
line of questioning till, perhaps. some Of the
jurors began to doubt whether poor Owens was
in fact dead, Judge Gould took the witness.
Judgc-You have now, doctor, answered the
counsel as to what might have killed Owens.
Will you toll me what did kill him?
DOctOr-The bullet, sir.
Judge-liave you any doubt on that point?
DOctOr-NOt the least, sir
Judge-That will do, sir.-N Y Post.
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SUMMER RETREATS.
4 CARLISLE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
" CUMBFRLAyD GOUxry.

~, CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PA.
,Ihls iSyorlte and fashionable Watering Place,
gleaaantly located near the Lase If the 4
Blue Mountain, four miles from Carlisle VEEA9
"a, VII. De open for visitors on the 2vth Of l,
pregnated with minerals and for drinking and bath
ing are not surpassed by sulphur Springs IN the
surrolnded by 100 feet of balconies. The scenery
Is oi the grandest kind and the accommodations
are eunexeeptionable. Good fare, pleasant dives,
hne music, billiards, bowling saloon. and other
shhlss and all the amusemehtS usually found at
Watering Places can be enjoyed here Visitors
iesvlng PhladeiPhis or Baltimore In the morning
uain arrive at the Spring st o'clock D. IN DaIlS
mall. III For further information address
OWEN, Glen DENIM & co,
Carlisle Spring, Pa.
RefsTeness.-John G. Ds Costa Esq, William A.
hhoies, Esq.. Thomas G.. PeTcival Esq Phlladel-
phia; 4 Aiex. Kirkland, Esq, X. - Hollius. BaltI
Washington, ID. C.. is IL Im
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WARREN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
w WARREN COUNTY, VIRGINIA.

w WARREN COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
This PLEASANT MOUNTAIN RETREAT
Will be open on the 18th Of May, l8Sa. &,l
The Conductors will possess eminent vE.AV
advantages for obtai lining the best provis- lE.H u
Ions and dellcacies of the season from the Nasf
Ington and Alexandria markets, such as Crabs
Turtles, Fish: &C., besides supplies OF Mutton,
WIG Honey, &c, from the markets of the VALLEY
and Mountains adjacent to the Springs.
Passengers from Baltimore, Washington Rich
mond, and the lower country, will leave Alexandria
IN the morning, and reach Buckton Station by the
Manas; as Gap Railroad at II O'Clock the same day
ComfGrtabie COACHES will be in readiness 70 con
one mile. From StauntOn and WInches ter a daiIy
line OF Coaches connects with the Manassas Gap
Railroad.
TERMS.
D ----- y W
w
-, month Observation-Disclosures. % UU
Children and Servants half the above rates.
To famIIes, or parties engaging Board for several
persons, i reasonable deduction will be made
Mrs. X. .PRITCHARTT will have the principal
management and control, aided by competent mai .
assistants in every department.
FRANCIS q. FOX will be Superintendent.
ma 25-2m
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NoTicEM, EM,.KNrw u.p,o,v,s
STEAM FIRE WOOD MILLS,
CORNER 7TH STREET AND CANAL.
Wood Sawed in pieces for SIC. per cord,
Wood Sawed In pieces for sic. per cord,
Wood Sawed IN pieces for jAc per cord.
Deilvered To any part of the city,
Delivered to any part of the city,
- 49, Delivered tO any part of the city.
kIndling, Coo king, and Stove WOOD manufac-
tured and for sale al greatly reduced pTlces
COAL Of all kinds always on hand.
Terms CASH.
IL Full measure and weight may be relied on in
every lnstance.
MCKNEW a. MARLOW
IL Ofices-COrnsr 18th street and Canal and on
5th street, between II and streets.
AZ Orders sent to either Office will receive per-
sohal attention. je6 f
GALTS' CITY STEAM FIRE WOOD MILLS.
~ Wood prepared any length and size delivered
10 Gil parts of the city, Navy, Yard, and George
town. Orders by mail promptly attended to. The
the fuel IL delivered. Il. J., a w, W,MGAIT
N. w. corner l2th and C sts., No 81;
mar 2'-ly,r Foot of nth st.. below War Depart
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UJ-Tbe Empress Eugene is said to he suffer.
ing from bronchial attack,
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MOOR'S PAVILION

w REOPENED.
This deli ghtful healthy, and popular WATER
iNG PLACE. better known rs Moor's A, 4
Landing. sitUated on the Potomac, be- VEHA4
tween BiacsIstOne's Island and Piney lI.LR# L
the 18th Of June, "
The Proprietor begs leave Ia state that his Table
tomac ~
His Bar will be furnished with choice Wines,
Liquors. Segars, &c.
Excellent Bathing, good Music, rood Angling,
AMI always p -nty Of Fishing aud Sailing Boats Ia
the enjoy ment Of his guests
steamer Columbia leaves Washington every
"Wednesday at O'Clock a. m, aud will land at the
Pavilion at 3 o'clock d m.
Terms for Board: s 50 per day: for a week or
longer: > S per day. ar $50 per month.
FOR iuI ther Inionnation ad iress the Proprietor,
LeonardtOwn, st. Mays county. Md.
Je8-2m X. J. MARSHALL, PrOp'r.
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The last time / saw Tom, he Was scOlding his
eldest son for coming into the drawing room
Wlth muddy boots
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ELUME AND FRANCONIA HOTEL, CON
IL PANY, WuITE MOUNTAINS.

ELUME AND FRANCONIA HOTEL. COM
IL PANY, WHITE MOUNTAINS.
The ma aagement of the "FLUME" and "PRO-
FILE HOUSES announces to Tourists 4
and the Summer Travel that they will be NA0
prepared for tho reception OF guests ON the u: lie
u h OF JUNE. These Hotels have recently b--n
Gated in the midst oftha most attractive Scenery
81 OF me t T M9qpts,ns 5epg II the immes,a.e ycnty
Flume, axes, Cascades, x c.. &c.
Route from New York via Norwich and Worces
and co&NECTitcfnTHs day GoHM2S oSS
?; m m from Pier y, n Y, foot COuRTi AND ST.,
at the landing of southern Trains. For fnrther in
foLaton zee small bills of the route at the prnci-
pal Hotels and DepOts, or address
r. s. MARTIN, Agent
Je6-2m Pier Is, North River, New York,
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tAPUN SPRINGS,
~ HAMPSHIRE COUNTY, VA.
The subscribers would respectfully inform their
friends and the public that they have 4
leased the above well known 2ENA0
WATERING PLACE, ltIsH
Qthls lease embracing the Mountain House. Wadd'e
Buildings, ,d Co. and will open for the reception of
visitors on the 1th of June Iuvalids and Families
can he accommodated earlier if desired.
A Daily Mail and Telegraph Office within twenty =
three miles of the place.
IL Circulars or other information can be had
Howard House, Baltimore, ~ ~
J. C. WADDLE,
J. h. SMITH,
ma f-AfSm' Propristora
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LOOK FOR THE aG0LD EAGLE
ENGR kViNc;S. framed or not; also, all kinds Of
PICTUR and LOOKING-GLASSE ESAssS' EkAMsEsSs' ~
as<-u WP& svsa olDoasS kmkseodS,
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" ONLY REGULAR LINZ
AND WITHOUT FAILURE FOR EIeHr YKARs.
FOR CALIFORNIA AND OREGON,
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD.

EAB4nlN,-So many frauds and impesitions Of
yarlors ls.ss have % been lstslyy ,ss5ss zf1fS
tIated On ira. Sic bonnd 10 oSALlfOk-eR
thOrzed gentfos ysssage BY the u. :. Mail Line, va
Panama, in the s,ty on New York, feels q hls duJ
that TO AVOID IMPOSITION, they must De eaIeIn -
lind the true Ofice Of TIE eteSmshPs ~ % tbs, Ia Ga,
in New York is authorized 90 s1eRge gassssge;;
The Companies have only oss 3ssss y T.ss,s OTIS
foptnx on the North River, st the hssd OF ths Com
III observe my .ieH oys. q e th. door.
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REST ENGLISH SHANDAMERICANP PLArEp
AhN~ UAa-o
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TRAvELKRs DIRECTORY.

NEW ARRANGEMENT.
BY STEAM To PHILADELPHIA WA CANAL-D
TkTOksh an 10 kOHrs, dtyecf.
The Gamer JAMES JEROME viii make
reguS' weekly trips between Phils- r.
delpk aAad the District. E4AN
,L'ates PhilsdelPhIs every Sstur ezn
da' at O'Clock m.
Leaves Georgetown every Tuesday st u O'CLOCK
Goods received every day st both ends Of the
y, The I" Jerome" is guaranteed to insure 1t the
lowest rates.
For freight aPpS to HYDE& DAVIDSON,
As gent in PAilslelphla-THoS.W WEBSTfk. ii. !.
No. II North WhaTVes. ma IS-H
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-09
LegNl Notice.

THE STATE or IOWA, In the Scott Scot. county Dis
Notice net served.
Nicholas F.jervary, ~. Ignsttus LANCER. v II
Curl, y, james Grant, BiIkemore h Lawes, Aus
Tin Corbin, David s Tue, 8 y Smucker. backlot
Corbin Geo boxer, AcMsnus h Wilkinson,
James Bonner. II 0riggs 90, Burrovs Pref
lyman h Dalsell, l. Schricker, assgne. Of IAsac
Oberndoerfer, Kehrmsnn Efgers kvuse b
Eckhnrt, WIN Donald, JnO James, Priiz, Bro X
Go, John Van Pxtten, Belden, Keller l. Co, Nj
chael Donshuc, George II sickes h Bro, Kendall
h Co, John Bruggmauu, Steinhiiber, Jacob But
Ter, administrator OF estate OF stuart Beebe,
CLINE l. johnson, Cotes Davis, WckeIs sham
Williams, Johr Ca.n.y, Chubb Bro barrow 4 Go,
Isaac Oberndoc.f"r, John U " .ahtnrn, A Ie
Claire, d A Burrows. Mary Ma ny, william ID
Newly, Geo + Elliott and X Miller.
To the said John Carney, VIM Donald, Mary Nanny
and Belden Keeler 4 Go.
NOU are hereby notin' that there Ia now on He
i IN the Office OF the Clerk OF the District Court
OF said Scott county petition OF Nicholas tej.rvary
setting forth that he 10 the owner Of the follow Ing
premises In said county, TO wit: part ofthe north
east quarter Of section No fifteen 81 In t'wnshp
Nc venty 1881 north Of range three t31 east
thus bounded and described Commencing at the
southeast corner Of said quarter section, running
thence north twenty 20l rods. thence west one hun
dred and sixty [1Gol rods, thence south twenty 1901
rods thence east one hundred and sixty tl60l rods
to the pl.ce ~ beginning containing twenty t20l
acres and praying that he title may be quoted IN
him.
Ard now unless you shall appear and swer said
petition before the first day OF the next term Of
said Dist Pict Count, to be hold' the first Monday
in May d 1859. the matter and thing, Of said
petition will tc taken as confessed, ami . decree
rend red az prayed for.
February Is, 1859.
CORBIN DOW,
Attorneys for Petitsoner.
Let the foregoing DO published feur weeks In the
Weekly Iowa State Democrat.
IRA n. CLIFFORD,
Peb22 OK ecott Co District Court.
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Trustees Sale.

w HERUAS on the 9Th day OF August, A d 1853,
w John n. 4erryman, Of Scott county, Iowa,
executed unto II b. Mathews, as Trustee, certain
Deed Of Trust conveying TO kAd Trustee The lana in
Scott county Iowa, described follows, to Wit -
Commencing at the south west corner Of Let No. ten
Q0) in block ifsyt 1857 in the city Of Davenport
in said county on the east line Of Brady street, ana
running tn. north forty elk (a6) feet along said
st nc, thence due east 10 the east line Of lot No
nine 90 in block nifty three 90 thence due south 70
the south Of said lot Dine @ thence west
to the south west OF lot ten (lO), on Brady
streets id conveyance being made to secure bal
an Of the purchase money which said conveyance
was made by the said john n. 1erryman for the
purpose OF securing the payment Of nine certain
promi ssory notes and the interest thereon, signed
by said John n. Merryman and G. A. AcFhettr dge,
four Of them dated the 9Th day Of December, u
1856, signed by G. A. McPnettridge. and payable %
follows for che thous and dollars, payable two
year from is data, one for Que thousand dollars
payable IN three years from its dat, enc r one
ihous an. dollars psyablen four yea sfrom Its date,
one for one thousand dollars payable IN nve years
from its date; also four tthr promissoIy notes
signed BIZ said 1errymAu dated Aupust5, 1858, one
for the sum OF thirty-two and 80 100 dollars pays-
BILE December 5. 1858, one FOR one Lu.dred dollars
drc Dece nber 5. 1883 one for seventy dollars pay.
able December 8, 1850 one for seventy doilsrs due
Dsct mbet s. 1861, and one Tor two hundred dollars
due d. cemher 5, 1883.
And now one CT said notes ha- ing become due and
pa; able, and the said c. A. McPhettridg. ana John
MerryHan having failed TO pay the same, I,
II. b. Math' VS., Trustee Is aforesaid, do hereby
give this public notice that by virtue Of the power
which is 10 me vested by said decd Of Trust, I
will, on Monday the 2Sth day OF March, A. d 1859,
at the hour Of , o'cock Ia the afternoon Of said
.ay, at thu Court House door In the city Of Da-
venport. expose ani offer for sale, at public suc
ton, the parcel Of land above described, or so
much thereof - shall I've Necessary 10 satisfy and pay
the amount OF said notes with the interest thereonto
the day o. sale, together with all the costs and ex
penses attending said sale, costs Of this notice and
Trustees fees.
Dated The 4th day Of March, A 1859.
II. b MATHEWS,
Mch5 Trustee.
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TPustec3s Sale.

VI7HRRUAB On the cath dsy ofNovember A D 1855,
w jesse Oonard executed unto George l. Nick
ellis, Trustee, certain Deed Of Trust, recorded In
the once OF the Recorder q Cedar county, lows, IN
Book n, pages lOl, 4O5 and 406, conveying 10 ssId
Trustee the 10. 10 Cedar co0n'y, lowe derr bed
follows 70 w.t. The southwest quarter Of section
numhes twenty 24 10 township eishty-one ISL
range two ~ west Of the fifth PRINCIPAL meridian,
which said o nv~ysnce was made BY the said Jesse
Oonrsd for the purposs Of &c nring the payment Of
tws rtasn promssoSy notes. and the interest there.
on signed By the taid Je % Cona5d, dsted the oath
day Of November d 1856 eath for the tum Of i've
hundred and fty dollars 1851 With Interest q ten
per Mt per AnnuD, AM payable one and two years
after date restectively 10 the order Of Ben Hsrrer
And nov ssid promissosy nj e havins become due
and payable aud the SAID Jesse Conrad having
failed 70 pay the ssDe ], George L. Nicsoes, 5ucsee
o alosesaid, do hseeby stve this public notice. thas
y virtue q IL power With y u me- vested p $40
deed Of trust, WIN, % Wednesday ne On Gay o.
Apdl, l6oo, q the hovs os o'e1ocs n ne
eftssnoen Of sai1 day. ct the Oos!s 1000 DooI o.
osda, eosrty. sz3sss nd .aer ios :.ls. z Isb;ts
sssssos, = - A10AssA 80 bsss n!A11s 1sr eashs
~ pafcsl 81 loa1 abeve 1sscst1ed, o. - oen
lAsrsal - sAall - eU0e1eaS - e1tle1 - ~ -
Qno04 eeeqD1 aQose NH the ne1se2 -
6eNvnA @noAog vitA ~ ~ $50 -
s ;' $ 81 oI2'|Eaa1i'
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Legal Noiic..

"' sou County an ,. .I s ss.,, county Die
Nstlce not served
NiehoIa. Fsje,v vary "a Igns,lus I.,re, vuv
oofIey, ssmes ossnt. blakeno'e Lswrs, Au,-
Cos1in, George Baker, r. MAnus n Wtlnln,on.
James bonf er, GtiTa- Co Pgrrov, r,.,
lyman AMI DsIs.it. l. = hrics~r, assignee o. I..se
Vre'"n.Ier, hshimsno fsg r., H'use n Ksk-
90, John Van Pattcn. Hcien Keller 4 "a NJ
chael DhnAhoe. Gro u y Ok rls 4 BRO \ k.,.l,il
90 Joh1 BruSsman. st.inh,iber, Jsob ant
Ter, administrator estateof Stuart Etebe t,itme a
johnson. Cotes Davis Wicker h I'M 4 w,ii,s,.
John Carney, Chrtf Bro Earrov 4 % t.a.r
oternco erfer, Iohn wsshburn. J A IeCl.ire.
Burrows, MARI Nanny, William u Nesb,
Geo Elliott, AM 3 Miller.
r. the seia 3 ,hn Carney WIN Drnali. Mary x.rnr
and Belden Keel \ c..
Won are hereby not d ,hat tsc,e /. now en- g,s
IN the m g 4 IN CLERK Of the D.sttic, Court Z
Of tsii scot ocun y, y titIen o. Nicnolas ne-vs-
rs, setting forth ''af he Is owasg Of ia follow
ing premises ~ tTii count-, 10 wit: A part Of the
south IS, qrl..se % section No. Gft en- ISL IN
township No sevpity-"ight ISL range three is -s.t
bounded and described "a FLOWS: comm,nc,nr
eighty Sol rode south from The north Vc.t conner N
SAID southeast ter. running i croa esst forty
[A0l rods, ttcuce south f,riy IaOl rode. thence
vet forty l4ol Yods thence north fsrty 1901 rods.
10 the piscc OF gnning. cOnt,iing ten Il0l acres
aud praying that the II Il may he qriei.i 10 him
And uLIes- you shs, atpssr and answer said NJ
titon before tlc nrst day Of t.. neat Term 81
said istr'ct Court, 10 be holden IN ,hs ur MApasy
In May 1859 the psAtters ana things of sAr
will BE taken Is confessed, and decree rs prsy~d
for rendered
February 10. 1879.
CoRBIN Dow.
ATTORNEYS foI ve tittoher.
Let the foregoing he published four weeks In the
IRA NJ OXFORD,
Ftt42l Oierx OF Scott ccunty District Court
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-09
Legal Notice.
STATE or IOWA, Ga Ia slott county Distri
sco,t County. % CJ&t

S' saos. g County, asSA CD s'''' county District
Notice not Sc we'd.
Nicholas Fejerv.ry rs. Ign.t,us Laueer, James
ant, II Y6nrley, Blasemcrc Lave, Austin
Cprhin, David STrne, y smncser hackot n
Curbln, Geo W Baker, NoManus n wukins..n
James Bonnet, II Grsgs 4 Co. Burrow. Pre,-
lyman Dslzcl, l. Bctrrkct nssigt - u Isaac
D erndoerfef, hrmsnn k.s-rs, kTus- 4 Eek
hart, w m Douad John James, Pritz Bro h &
John Van Pate Bcdeu, Keeier Il Co. MtehA.l
Donahue. Geo IL Si,kies . Bro, y Kendall \ G..
John Brugeman. Steinhilber, Jacob Butler al
minisirstor u The estate ~ Stnatt Eeebs CHM.
h johnson, Cotes Davis, Wiker-hAm h VIII
IONS Johu Carney Chubb Bro Barross 4 Co.
Isaac ObcrDd, erfer, John & wa.hbusn J Ale
Claire, A Burrows. karv Nanny, Wn u Newly
q oige Hot, AMI Miller.
To the said John Carney. WIN Donald, Mary Nanny.
and Eelden Keller n Co
VOU are hereby nctif THAT there Is row on ME in
the Office OF the Clerk Of The pisttict Court OF sN
scott UNITY, petition 81 Nicholas Feirrvary sot-
ting FOL tn that n 10 the o. the following prem
ises In eAid Scott county TO wit: Lot number six-
teen nc and the west half ~ Let number seventeen
III ia the city of Davenport, ard praying that the
title may BE- quiefe IL b M
And unless y shsll appear and answer said ysti-
ton b. fore the st Gay OF the xt term said
District CoLYt, to be holden on the first Monday in
May A u 1859 the matter aud things 81 SAIL petit
prayed for rendered
February IL, 1859
CORRIN 4 DOW.
Attorneys for petitioner.
Let the foregoing be published in the Weekly Iowa
State Democrat fonI weeks
IRA NJ OXFORD
Feb22 CIR OF Scott 90 District court