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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-11

THE STATE OF IOWA, In ths Dstric. Court
Scott Co snfy, OF ecstt county Iowa
10y virtue OF al execution issued from the ofic. OF
- the CLERK Of the Dist let Court OF scott County
state OF Iowa, in favor Of VIII GI,.man paint,T
and against Mort B-ruesk aud hn aus
ants, datei August q 1852 and to me dire tad COM
andjng me thst OF the goods chstteIs stock or In
terest In sny company, debts due, property 10 the
hands Of third persons lands and nients which
ere not exempt BY law from execution, Of the said
defendants, make o. cauae to be made. the sum Of
one hundr.d sixty nine and SO 100 dollars, with IN
tercst and Goats; levied upon stacks az wheat,
stack Of Is, stacks OF barley, stack OF hay, 20
acres VI corn u acre Of potatoes, yoke Of cattle,
two hors. lumber wagon.
AM hereby give public notice that shall offer
fu- sd" - public 0utcry, 1t the IA Of said Be,
aud John Krause. near Wslcott. In Grass to an
ship, In Mott county, Iowa. on Friday the 1aih
day Of October, 1859, ut the hour OF II \ Of said
day TO the highest and best bidder therefor IN cash
the shove described property, aucient thereof u
satisfy the above debt With interest and costs.
Dated this 7,h day Of September, 1859.
Signed n. LnONAAO.
0epeS eh'n 0s Scott county, Iowa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-11
Eh(fjN,S Sale.

STATE OF Iowa. In TIE District Cont Of Scott
SCOTT COUNTY, County, State OF Iowa.
DY vivtne Of execution Issued from the
II ONCE Of the Clerk OF the District Court OF sratt
County. State Of Iowa, In favor ~ John Bro~nlee
plaintiff, and against J W jenkins, defendant, d.
ted August 9Th. 1859 and to me directed ncina
me, that OF she goods. ehattles, stock interest
any company, debts due property in handsof third
persons. lands and tenemtnts Which are not eI-
empt by law from execu,ionl % sad def DJsni,
make or cause 10 be msde the sum Of two hundred
four and 7S-1O0 dolsrs, with interes. and costs.
levied upon all the crops, grain and grass growing
on the north-weet quarter u srcsion No seven III
township No seventy nine 1871 north of range four
east Of the nth l6thl n. supposed TO be sew
eoty-eisht tJoj acves, less and taken the
property Of W Jsnkins.
And hereby give public notice that shsil offer
for sale at public outcry at the Court House door In
the city OF Davenport Scott county Iowa. on Tossday
the 9Th deg Of September 1882 sf the Of O'Clock
y Of said day 70 tho highest and best bidder thsrefos
In cash, the above described property or su1scient
thereof TO satisfy the above debt With interest and
cests. Us
Dated this Oh day Of August, 1850.
n. LEONARD,
augo ahsriN ~ 0n~st Oowstv. vovs
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-11

LEGAL Notice.


n district Court Of ssott County.
james Tun,
Jola M.sk.a,,4rA Ia ch.neery.
Hl:zAtetn nssb wst
To Atxshet6 Marhwansr IL John. Msrs~.,,.r r.
lend ants -
VoU are h -veby notified ,h.t there 4.
e.ott county. petitior of ansea TIM slsis,,,,
Eihsbrth Mafkwsier hold IA trust tor tt,n IN. 80
inSiog described real est-tc 10 " at, c,,nts f-s,
WV tnet EAss o. in ~ In blerk .htr two t, !. 49,.
city % davenport heGiuhns twenty fg0l fra, n,..n
frcm TIA son'h esst torner 81 .si lot tur fl 49,.
vunnipE west eish fs0l feet, thence rorth ,x.n,
t1o) IeeL Ihehcs east eighty ol feet theme. .,n,h
nty COZ feet a. tbs place ~ be.innt,s ~,
that Part Of ies four ~ IN block ,hi, y,xc "a.
the CITY OF Davenppri, beginning on .onth r..n g.,
er 81 said t"t fonr ~, thence runntng -.
along nfh street eighty tso) fert thsnr. n~-,h
ewensy t1o) fse thence east eighty (sal fe+t N.
south aionE Harlem street ~ entv (2ol To- 10 ~
p'scs ~ teginShs, and praying that sad ,rrs,r ms
oe ascs.u ara enforced BY the court and that ~
.Me.h Aafkwsiter and John Marty. ,,sr
"es n"soaho may be Compelled o sxeeut. mt 80
ueution"r Conveyance 81 .ssii property a,a ~,
unerss yon spear At the next Noyemh tern, 800
oours. !" pe begun and holden IN the CITY az me-,
P"t On the secord Monday or November 4 u ,sta
p'aihtiu VII take JUDGMENT and deere ag,ns, -
TOT 'hs fehef prayed for in said .tition
n. jams TUFr,
nyrLuMsk VAN HossS, his Attorneys.
TIE tort going notice having been r4ipyn.5 hv ~.
sheriff OF scott county i" not foun +" a. a. ha,b !,
sasH defendAnt', dc hereby order upon renpet ~
pintin, That said notice b. pub ehcd for forr ~.t
III the DAILY Iowa state d. rnocrat a r.w.r.r.r
published IN the city OF Davenport.
-. IRA CLIFFORD.
~osi' Clerk u sail Court
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-11
Sheriff - Sale.

STATE OF Iowa, 10 the District Court OF Scott
Scott County, }County. Stste Of Iowa.
10y virtue Of An execution issued from tho
- Office OF the CT rk Of tine Disirict Court OF SIT
county state Of Iowa in favor OF Mitchell n Cable
pialntins and against q q Averili and Davenport
d Rogers, defendants, dated September fst Issa
sndto me directed. commanding me that 81 the
goods rhattes, stock, or interest In any compa-
ny, defts due, property in hAnds of third Per.
sons, lands and ieneinents twh MT exempt
by law from Hx' cniionl ~ said a. fendantE Inlasr
o. csus" To b. made the sum 81 i've hundred s.y-
enty four sld 2s-Io0 dollars. with interest ant
costs, lleved upon iot mum er eRh, Isl In b'ct
number nftv-six t5t In the original town % Il
Ci'lfe, and lot number five (al IN block number
fourteen Tl4i Ia Davenport n Hosers addition to
the said town OF lie CLAIRE ali In Scntt county Iowa
And hereby give public notice that shall oncr
for sale at public ontcry At the Court House door in the
CITY OF Davenport In Scott Co., low on SATURDAY. h~
6th day OF October. 1852, nj the hour Of o'clock "a
OF said day TO the highest Lest bider therefor In
cash, the above described property, or sur,ctent
thereofto satisfy the shove debt interest costs
Dated this 1T dsy Of Sept mEer, 1859
IL. LEONARD,
seIH SheyiH Of Scott County. Iowa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-11
Legal Notice.

NOTICE il HEREBY given that the undersigned
IN have qualiAsd a. executors Of the last will and
testament Of Alfred Jsnson, late Of lie Claire, n
the county Of Scott 10 o. deceased. aud that they
have taken upon themselves that trust by givint
bonds Az the Law directs.
All persons having demands upon the estate Of
the said deceased are required 10 exhibit the same
ard all indebted TO the estate called upor
10 make payment TO
ROBERT H. ROGERS, Executors.
September =, 1s59
Publish -four week, 10 weekly Iowa Stats Demo
crat. sep7.v4w
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-11

VXYHDnuA6 on the 21st day Of August A d 1855
w William Ssddoris and Elizabeth his WIFE ere
cuted unto b Mathews ~ rrustee, certain Deed
Of Truet conveying 70 said Trustee the land In Scott
county Iowa. described follows, to VT The south
est quarter NJ the south west quarter Of section
twenty -four (2l and the aoFsheast quarter OF the
south. west quavter Of stction twenty four ga in
tovnship seventynine (79) range three az east Of
the On ? u also the southwest quarter ~ the
north-wost quarter of section fventy-fonr (2l) Ia
township sevsnty-nins l70) range t6See (o) east
which said conveyance vas mads By the said William
ssddors and Elisabeth HE wife, for the purpose q
securing The payment Of certain psomisoory nots
and tos int rsst therein, signed b. said william
ssddsris, dsted the slst day Of August. :. 1883.
for Tho sua 81 TIN hundred twenty. -four and $500
With inSsssst d the Sate Of 10 per cent Fer snnum
after due.
And nov said note hsvine bAeoms due md pav>ble
and thssah Wiom 0a6dors hi wing failed 70 pay the
same. ], 0stheVD, Trustee - af,resoid DO here.
b. give this pubie notice. that By virtue Of the power
vhIch h In me vested By SAID deed o. trust WIN,
On nonAsy the third day Of October, A. d. lec6
otthe hour TO O'Clock IN the afesnoo0 Of eed day
q ~ Cou uouse door IN the city q Dsvsoport
pooe ana orr for ooe, u puhlle ooeO0. tho nace9a
o. land shove Described, OF % much thereof 6 aAa
besudsotto satisfysnd pay the amount q sold 49,
With ~ iaeesess thereon 10 ths day o. sale toeeAe
nth III ~ eosts sAd e1pensss attSndioe Sa16 ~
oosts u tAls notiss ard tSsstse'D feoo. Uu0n ~
oompiSsien 81 sush sale 6eed WIN b etvo n se.
oordeeeS With the seipuletsoo o. soA oooA e 1r.sa
tsay.yns fail asd psEsss Ute y ~ tsass q An1
tsssd g Osh a. q Assuss, 4 D 10
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-11

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FORSALEORLEASE,


ION hundred and twenty Building lots In 90
~ Addition to tho town OF Port Byron.
1hess lots eligible and handsomely situated -
80 bank Of the Mississippi they vii be sold
o0aabie terms.
por particulars inquire OF Hessrs. Durfes, Pratt
Oos, Port Byron, Charles J. Rogers, BAG LeCIaiTs,
or Ut JOHN T. KING
Dand Agent. No So Brady street.
n Also. numoe rless desirable pieces Of land In
and near the cities Of Davenport and IL CLAIRE, and
near Port Byron. nov1O
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-11

38e GREAT W8NYERN
Insurance and Trust Company,
Farmers Union Insurance Company
OF ATHENS, Pa,
HAVING consolidated their business, ths aame will
hereafter b, conducted BY the united companies. In
the name Of the
THB GREAT WESTERN
Insurance L. Trust Company,
| At their ofice in the Compsry's building,
4O3 Walnut street. Philadelphia.
BY this arrangement the income Of the 0REA
WESTERN INSUR 4NOE AND TR UST COA-
PANY will be lsvg y augmented. and cver $50 O0c
added to its asse's, Of which 41OO 600 Is In First
Mortgages, with Do lds, beavnG six cent interest
on Improved proDerty, worth dou' l. the amount;
means TO meet any liabilities
All running risks Of either Company are ~
sued and any losses that NAV occur will be prompt
u adjusted and paid.
Fire, Inssnd asd Ma~t~e Onrso RiAks Taken
Ms Anst Favorable Isrms
Respectfully soliciting your business. We are
YonF Obedient servants,
CHAs. O. LArHROP, Pres.
w. DARiINo, vke.Pres
G. n. 0HJPM AN, ID Vice Pres
(OhsTge Of Branch Once, New York.
JAS wnleHf, Sec and Treas
O. 8. RUssELL, ASST Sec
0has I.sthrcp. Hon VIM Darling, Q n shipman
I Haalehurst. Daniel !. Collier, Jas Smith,
Chas Harlan, nrraey. y Slocum,
X M'Curdy, Yranois TYLER.
EDWIN FAY. A0snt
O0ce with PARKER RDwARDs,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-11

HI r. MITCHELL, Agent,
ver the so,iovins weliknown Companies:
0IRARD FIRE AND MAXINE INSURANCE CO..
or PHILADELPHIA. PA.
01vI0R-1raAy street, cost side, between End
and 8d June4
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-11
st. Mary's Academy, Ind,
CHARTERED IN 1885.

CT. MARY'S ACADEMY II beautifully situated
y on tn et Joseph's River. two miles from south
Bend, xty miles from hicasO, on the Southern
Michigan \ and seven from Nies, on the Gen.
trail Michigan R-s stage connecting these two
Roads pas es the Academy twice day The grounds
are very extsns ive and beautifully adorned.
Bathing. ri"ing on horseback, and Thorough Gales
thenics are some Of the mean. W. to promote the
physical development o. the pupils
The literary advantages are Of the highest order.
tn. institution posse .sing tine Lsborao-ven Pit
losophcal apparatus Ct oce xnl .At NV. h-rt y
RUNS Of Naive aud Fe reig0 Plants and y careful ly
selected Library. The French and German lang .a-
ges are spoken In the Institution fuent.y the
English, several Of the community being educated
ladies from France aud Germany 0rrst attention
u paid 70 m Independent Of the private les ons
received BY the pucis. Regular instruction is eis-
In classes three times . week, In all the pvtnci-
pies Of vocal and Instrumental music
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-09
The Lnte wa,htneton Irving.

A special meeting of the Historical Society OF
Tennessee was held at the State Capitol on Wednes-
day morning. 9TH inst, president PUTNAM in the
Chalr) wien RI. MEtGs Jr.. Esq, announced, in a
few appropriate remarks. the death Of WASHINGTON
IRVING, Esq. AM honorary member of the Society.
On motion Of Rev. DIR. QurNrAEp. Mr. \. NELSON was
appointed Committee to draft suitable resolutions
who sui,scq uently presented the following. winch
were unanimously adopted to-wit:
Resolved That in common with the whole country.
we deplOrc the departure uf NAsHNGT3N IRVING.
one Of our honorary members and mourn the 60
in2g out OF brilliant an intellect. notwithstanding
the fact that he had passed his three and Ten
years in the journey OF lie. Ills departure. in
spite Of his extreme age. Sudden and uneNpeCt-
ed. hut he died in the midst OF relations and friends,
at Sunnvside-a place which he clothed with classic
and historic interest lie rtpos,.s u spot which
oyerlooks Sleepy Hollow, which has been render
ed immortal by ms pen. As an author. his name Is
worldwide. whilst, in the quiet walks OF life his
urbanty OF manners, his peculiarly graceful CONVEX,
sational powers, and his gcniality of temper rem
dercd him I Iavorite with all who had the pleasure
of his acquaintance.
Resyired. That we sympathize with the Historical
Socictyof New York, where his active membership
was held. in the loss Of one of their most valued
members distinguished as he was in the world Of
letters. perhaps the most truthful graphic and III
dustIous historian OF the age. His whole life was
beautiful poem filled with the choicest gems of the
English language, whose music VIII continue to flow
with increasing loneliness and attraction, till
Time shall be no more His last effort the life of
the Father of his Country is alone sufficient to make
his name immortal although his other works will
never fade from the memory OF man.
ReSO'red That we unite in the expressions of grief
and sorrow every where exhibited for the loss Of
such man rs WASHINGTON lEyING-a man OF rare vir-
tues. OF lofty intellectual powers, and one who had
a heart ever free from guile. And that tender
10 his immediate relatives and members Of his tami-
". our sincere coincidence in their bereavement
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-09
san Juan Difficulty.

ST. LOUIS. Dec. "A dispatch from San Francisco
dated Nov. IA, p. NJ, telegraphed TO Gilroy says
The San Francisco Bulletin tins evening contains the
following editorial remarks:
We learn from reliable source that General
Scott upon his recent arrival in the vicinity OF Brit
ish Columbia dispatched letter TO the authorities
OF Nancouvers Island announcing his arrival and
indicating his readiness TO confer with the British
authorities, with a view to a peaceful solution of
the san Juan difficulty. At the last accounts.
Coonel Lay. bearer OF Gen. SCOTS letter. had
not returned therefore nothing was known Of the
spirit in which the Generals recommendation was
received.
Should Governor Douglass act in a spirit of
fraukness ami moderation, there is reason to be-
lieve an arrangement will be made for the entire
withdrawal of Harney's force. and the restoration
OF the same condition of affairs ut Sun Juan eX-
istrd previous to the occupation. 1t is not at all
probable. however, that Gen. Scott win assent to
even an implied apology for Gen. Harncys act. or
arrange for joint occupation OF the island. II he
withdraws the troops at all it will be done distinct
is As concession 10 British sensibility. with the
clear understanding that such withdrawal is not to
be considered rs implying doubt OF the American
title TO the disputed territory But that its sole OBJ
iect is To restore the latter to such position that
England NAV with hoEor to herself. make active ne
rntiatiuns for settlement Of the boundary qGcs
ton by treaty.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-09
Nircinin LcgisIature.

RICHMOND Va, Nov. Both houses Of the Leg
iSlature of Virginia organized TO day. The Govern
or's message reviews the Harpers Ferry affair al
great length 1t speaks of the spirit OF tanatacisn
and the one idea Of the Aholitionists. which has
seemed 10 madden whole MASSES Of one section OF
the country: which enters into religion education
politics and prayer Courts Of justice and Legisla
lures: which has trained up three generations IN
moral and social habits Of hatred to tie masters OF
African slaves in the United States but turns not
yoon slavery, elsewhere: which has sent comfort
and councillors and would have sent rescue Ia the
assassns. robbers murderers and traitors whom II
has sent 70 fcluns graves.
In closing the IhcSs age, the Governor says: We
nuSt re Y rDon ourselves and fight for peace; we
,uust organize and arm we must demand Of each
State what position she E-canS 10 maintain IN future
with respect to slavery. We in arms, let Us de
tend ou1. own position or Weld at once let us have
action and definite settlement: no more tcmporl-
lin with the Constitution no more compromising.
The other conyicts await execution and they VIII
he executed unless the General Assembly order 9TH
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-09
rrnnn PhiIndeInhIa.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. During the day salutes
have bee. fired by the friends Of the Union IN tins
CITY. Flags have been displayed from the public
buildings and shipping and the demonstration closed
this evening with grand Union mass meeting Of the
citizens irrespective Of party at Jaynes Hall, the
object being to reafrm their allegiance to the I'M
ion and Constitution and to condemn all tanaticlsm.
The Hon. James x. IngersoH presided, and "A series
of resolutions were adopted, expressing an earnest
sympathy with their feow-citizeRs IN Virginia and
dsavowing any right wish to interfere with the
domestic institutions of sister States Tcprobatng,
also, IN the strongest terms all attempts to excite
a serYlle insurrection or 10 arouse those who are
lawfully held in servituie to violence and blood
shed, AMI approving of the recent demonstration of
Justice in Virginia. and finally assuring their breth-
rem of the South that their exists among the people
of PENNSYLVANIA determined spirit to assert and
maintain the Constitution and rights of the States
under it. and asking in return their confidence and
that dinnifed moderation which will prove their
confidence and patriotic sympathy
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-09
From Washington.

WASHINGTON. Dec THE debate in the Senate
continued until after o'clock when it adjourn,
without a vote.
In the House the debate was continued until a
late hour, when second ballot was taken, rs toll
lows: Sherman, l07; Bocock, IS; Gilmer, -
scattering, Il necessary to a choice, Il6. Ad-
iOurued.
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FRIDAY, DEoEmBER ., 1850.
PresIocnf,r message.

We shall be prepared to supply, at a reasonable
rate, the interior press, with any number of copies
Of the Presidents message, in extra FORM for their
papers, with the names of their paper printed on
the message, if we receive their orders in time
This will enable them TO bring the message before
their readers at less expense than the usual cost of
composition and at an earlier day. Such may de
sire to avail themselves Of this offer, should write
Immediately