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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-28

e. HFpIFF'S SALE.-The State Of Iowa.
=, SCOT cs my. IL the District Court Of scott
cauntv. Strft .. toss.
~ virtue u an execution issued from the
o66ce Of { o Clerk Of the District Court OF
Scott county, State OF lows, in favor Of lians
Damma nm, plaintiff, and against Jssper Pam
mann, defendant. dated September 5. 1873.
and to mo directed, commanding me, that #
tn goods, chattels, stock Or interest in any
CO. p.ny 4eb,s due, properly in the hands Il
third persons, Ian IS n 4 teLein~nts which .rt
not exemp' by law firm Ex.cu,ioa) of the said
defendant. make. o. cause 10 he made, the
sum VI linc hundred and three ($9os dollars,
with interest aud costs, levied u, Oh the TO-
los in descrit I'd personsl properly :-fiv.
s,a Ks ot wheat, three 81 stacks Of barley,
two y stacks Of o Is. Two q stacks Of hay
about ID tons, twelve IL y rss If RI, one,
acre Of potatoes and one s. rrel ORE three
hundret oO0) bushels Of wheat, and four }
hogs. "a the pro, erty tho de ebdant. Ard
! he'sby give pub ic notice tAat sbsli offer
for saie At IN lie outcryat tho farm 4 .si !.
JASPER Dan.maun in Wirh~l town hip Scutt
county. Iowa, or Frd' the 25th cay Of NJ.
mem er. ls5y, bet~ cen the ours 81 "a.
and 4 O'clock P. S.'f said day TO the higles,
and best bidder therefor IN cash tho. sbo,.
described p"pe ~, or sufficient thereof to eat
isty the above debt, with interest ard costs.
Dated this :2d day Of October, 'e59.
H LEONARD,
oct 25-ts Sheriff Of Scatt CO. Iowa
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Bib e., Prayer Books,
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School Dochs 1t reduced Prices, Blank Books. which
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In word, its Editors will use their best en-
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New York Weekly.

The WEEKLY is designed more ESPECIALLY as
FIRST-CLASS STORY PAPER,
in which We intend 10 give our readers sue
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NEW YORK WEEKLY will contain shsrt
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Of Travel aud Adventure, Shot
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NOTICES OF THEPRCSS.

Never before has any new candidate for pub
lie favor in the Literary World received such
hattcring notices fro:G the Press. From all
quarters, our editorial brethren have cheered
us on by speaking Of our enterprise in a man
ner to stimulate our vanity, and to excite the
envy Of our rivals.
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TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

ON THE PETITION Joseph Francis, a New York. praying
granted hnon the 2eth OF March, l45
In "msts toats for from The
expiration said patent which takes place the 10th day Of
March, 1850
that the said petition be heard at the
1h Of March ~ O'clock and all persons
notified appear and show they have why said petition
ought to be granted.
opposing the extension required Gle the Patent
their obIectona specially forth IN writing
oil testimony aled
the said hearing must be taken md transmitted accord
.N.fIt Nff ~
testimony wl be closed March
deposiions other papers relied testimony
be fled the Office before he morning. Of that day the
neots, any, within ten days thereafter
Ordered alse that this be Published Wash
iugton aud Daily News, N. Y, Coz three Weeks
publication be at least days before this lAh Of March
next, the day OF hearing JOS HoLr
Commissioners Of Patents.
papers viii plcaso copy and send their
the once, with paper containing this notice
Jan s-~Iaw7w
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Orphans Court. Dec. III, 1858.

District Of Columbia, Washington County 10 't,
TN the case of James f Scott, administrator Of
William Scott deceased The administering aforesaid has
appreciation of the Orphans Court of Washington county
appointed Tuesday shc ~. day OF January 1852
and distribution uf the personal OF ad de
cased the hand the collected
money when whore all heirs
of notified CAT the orphans Court
aoressd claims properly
they Otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit " said
provided cory this order be pubhad
tho National raegcnccr previous
SAID 4ll day Of January
Tst I'D. y. ROACH,
r eser wills.
True cory.
Ed N. ROACH,
Dec. IL, 1853 Rester wills.
Tee ls-law3w
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STATES PATENT OFFICE

z
on THE PETITION OF Eusns Bgelow Boston Mass pray
for the extension to hun the April
ls45 Improvement weayinp lals SC
expiration patent
the 10Th day of April, Is50 aae
Il ordered the
Monday, IN an nj persons
notified appear show they haye;h Pc
iiion ought not to be granted
Persons opposing the required file
ice their ohec,iu specially writing twenty
hearing
used a. the said hearing must be taken
with the rules Of the ocn, which viii application
The testimony the viii be closed depo
tons and other papers relied testimony
morning day arguments
Aithn days thereafter.
Ordered also, that this notice be published Washing
d. c., and Post Boston, weeks
said publications 10 be least sixty days before the 2ist March
ucx, the day q bearing.
JOSEPH HOLT,
Commissioner OF Patents.
sEturs Of the papers win please copy their
bills the Patent Office, with papor this
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FIyHE "National Recorder will contain sixteen
qarto pages single double for dollar year
IL wia be mainly devoted TO the following objects;
ive Information Of al all thar may be done 70 ne
live and executive departments q the general eauns 70
il the lssaivs deprne,, viii embrace spirit Of an at
MAY da rs this subject including the Of chap
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shall be able pu that Interesting 70 the public
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os recognised eirgynen employed az pastors OF or~ he
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shah snlor upon plan correspondence VIII enable
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never enter United States
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ih q lectures annually delivered and the scientific develop
survey ONE the National Observatory AUD q the aendc Arts
We shall furnish notices Of literary conventions
and teachers and also such books and periodicals
aFoas promote popular edueaton.
twill be readily THAI tae whole practical value Of The objects
this shall need the kindly cooperation three classes Of
menedors cegymen respected heads Of all tho nstu
and learning in the United sae each Of whom
have distinct proposition
win eonialn other things Important memorial TO
Congress which should nrt be placed IN the hands Of every clergy
a ractsr) earlier date, we intend 10 issue the rst
number early IN December next We therefore respectfully propose
Reoorder years numbers for
year the nrsi number only 70 all who win enclose or letter
10 the editors periodicals newspapers excepting
which only political secnlar) who viii This prospectus
nsero and send the number containing il, To
the and locality Of their through
for the Recorder win insert the and place Of
their institutions, as proposed TO editors
address 'Nationai Recorder Washington - G.
Oct SLIT
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Collectors ONCE,

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons who have
for the aud 70 all who arc IN
arrears previous years ncung axes that at the exa
this date all which OF
description may unpaid viii be advertised and sold for the
taxes, the law enons.
wish 70 be put the heavy expense attendant
advertisement sale requested 10
JAS +. HALLIDAY,
Nov 2l--IawtJanlQ Collector
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fNhE holders Of the following certificates of debt
Il issued BY the sigsos4. win
u The calling III
ne order IA which they redecmabe will prooed The los
81
fLe holiuxs required
said lOh 81 February
On that day.
Unde provide turnpike
from Winchester paint er passed March
1851, Is per centl
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oIre.a o5s.a fer nass o5nmy, Sosansey term, 1855.

Circuit C5,,n fer Tibs Cbnay, Nosember tam 1855.
Ross, Jr., and Ann NJ. Ross, his wife,
Joseph Addison Denny and Rcbecra d Denny
1NHE object of this SUI is to procure decree for
sale Of certain Npemi5 Talbot county, which
the onrteeeBt day OF the eighteen hundred
and nortgagci by the Joseph Aen pcnny
and Rebceca b. DENNY, the complainant Ism Ross and Ann
" Ross, his wife. Aet
The bill Tint the said defendants, Jaepl Donny aud
Denny the fourteenth day May ia the year eigiecn
hundred conveyed real estate which Il
Larry described in the bill and is accompanying exhibits
Lewis Ross and Ann NJ Ross, his wife by
the payment Of the OF four thousand three hundred dollars
equal annual instruments, from the ust day May,
eighteen hundred and my yc with interest on The Whole
unpaid, each the first day OF
aiore that The defendants raid TO the coiapanans The
eight hundred and seventy sight dollars and eg,
the sixteenth day Of May in the eighteen hundred and tyx
tbs said Joseph A. Denny and Ibccca Denny reside
Of the State u Maryland t
hercupon audged and ordered that the nainanis
Causing Of this order TO be inserted in newspaper pub
Easion Talbot county and the city Washington
in each oi three successive weeks before the FIRST day Of May
the said absent defendants The object
this bill and them appear IN this crt IN person
lco before the sixteenth day May next
premises and show they have, why decree ought
TO pass prayed
RICHARD D. CARMICHAEL,
DrcEamm TO- 1858.
True orpy. Test:
sAHlI I. HOPKINS
Jan Il--iaw3w Clerk.
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[TNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

ON THE PETITION q Stephen r. Parkhurst New York pray
ing for the extension Of granted him May
1915, Tor Improvement Gins i1r seven
years from the expiration Of said patent which place The
lst day My 1850
ordered petition heard a, the Patent once on
Monday, the iih Of May ncxt at IL O'Clock, per,
notified appear show cause they have WHY
said petition ought &c granted. go ~ 70 B'rsf
Persons opposing The required ho Patent OF
noe their objections, specially writing Nv eu,y
days before tho dag Of bearing Al testimony ncd party
70 be used al the sand hearing mu be taken
cordance with the ules OF the office which on APP
pNcauon. M slH NGs 4aHia1aaa e.iB ttf ~
The tcstiaony In the Case viii be closed Mrch
other iers relied uIJn testimony flied
the ore before the plorns day; the arguments
II any, within ten days thereafter
ordered, also, tat this notice BIO published TIE unon
ngion, H. c. and Georgian, Savannah GA
weeks said public sixty lys before the
llth ofhlay next, the day ci bearing
JOSEPH HOLT,
Commissioner Of Patents.
fsEtos OF the above win please copy,
bills To tho Patent Ohce, with Containing this notice
Jan l2--law3w
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T,EXAS LAND AGENCY.
McCARTY & BROWN Austin, Texas,

Gensrdt Land and Real ESae agents.
and sell land commission, and az
everything pertaining general land agency References
given
Upon The receipt q 81 win toward any address within the
postage and best Dust ned Of the States
Just issucd OF 400 reading matter
ing tho State progress
agriculture and manufactures the increase Of population
wealth. and statistics Of all the countless railroads
sss improvements, &c, &c, &c. Oct 26--wu
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STATE OF GEORGIA, ELBERr COUNTY.
Ia dc superior court q saa county, March term lsss

Present his Iloaor lanes Thomas, ialge court
Whereas sunry b have been hlea Ia tln cgafes
der the s az Wn ueh srased agnst l3ntch
cuor f said Wiz On payment @ their lgaces and claim
ing that tho legacy said ~ii
parties eAIea thereto the ss death leaving
Children.
It's nriced that sn Sarah ksee her children
representatives,, t helse
1853 70 am said legacy in aesnd u Appearance, said
legacy viii then DC directed b. pal hp parties the
conf
Aud II further ordered thai s crtnr he Published
month Foe nis months the pubt be
March, tso the hliowing -racr wit The
Rlsi rubhed Ia Augusta, The Us pubished
ng, the District - Columbia: T fnisviie Joarnni pnbd
IN louisville keniney and newspaper pnhsed Cincinnati
Ohio kNf Htttt t ifFfNF WV 4
trne extract from Che Of superior Ebett
county term ID his lT,h xu, 1858
April 2s--Iamani M,sl-s r NH Clerk
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-01-15
No. 62T
Notice or the discOntinuance OF the Ssplatter
and "Charitonn Districts, the 0tTices for which
at PIatfsburg and Milan, nj ss0uri, and
tile suspension of entries OF land therein.

NOTICE is hereby given that in pursuance of
IN iaw, of the that the unsold
Iiaae' achten diees il Misiou reduced
thousand each district the Secretary o the Interior
tho disconnuance sam districts and that
suec, entry the offices
Withdrawn,
said state opa and after The 3addyof March
mat prior applications viii be received
Offices, permitted g
ing yrseHIfoa claims
persons either Of the Offices
call Tor hc before e 3l-t
that date hcy viii be
willie for delivery. Patents de,rcTsd free If chdre
my hand the city Washington this twenty
day OF December, A. d. 1898
TIiOS. A. HENDRICKS
Commissioner Of the General Land oace.
Dec 23-faw6w int&starl
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~ A. OARDWELL, Real Estate and General

IL A. OARDWELL, Real Estate and General
lie Commission Brcscr has ttcn The once ssars in No
hSo snusyvana who're he proposes Attend selling and
buying real estate where the unon and collecting
rent aud procuring hnsc rent e business
tainmg % real estate With uncxccptlona legal as.i
The settlement II claims description the executive De
brrcaus Congress
ID ecngress especially cisnsof c distant and n<wsjap
press fr surrpcs advertising hts cxpcr,.n. such
enhh him furnish ,he necessary forms
ties having such well "a attending having
serted ala "a the The Dsrs Celunsa e
where Application by letter oihct~ie she
expense Il trip 70 ,he city, and prompt made
Also the neFoltion loans and all deecrp
lions @ be which may properly We chased Under the bead Of
general oamlnlssisn brokerage. s5u t.sa
hFKRys Hon. Vim. Asrris tormnrly Mssousse Ds A. Y
y sarntt toi las g. brre Richard Waae. ana
the oprofs 81 the generally Of Wahington
Aessrs y q g. w. cAskc Richmond. Va
Row "a q finar AiAh aay Ctr Pa Col A r R1rniey Franz
icr KY ard John o. Sargent esq New fcrk city Dec idn
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2. Winchester and
arersburg with widen aud partially MAdamze the
Same, passed Goth March, 1887
Ia VIM r. Albert for the children Of Charles
F.her deceased $4,000
provide oto North
Turnpike passed 30th March, 1897 6 cent?
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NorTcE TO PERCEPTION cLaruaSrs

n NOICE TO pRFlEAIfTlON CLAIMANTS. W ~ ~ 4
Every emitted iote right OF hands
within the townships and Cd townships
qured 70 etlh;h The To- III faction
eriver II the st cce and nre gneat
practicable after ng his Rctee, and before the appointed for
the public sale Of The lands embracing
tract claimed otherwise such CHIN viii be iorieitei.
Tisss. A. HENDRICKS,
&A Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
Dee 30-~laWi3w fist. 4 SisrJ sas2sA ffei
otnacr The regulations Of the department heretofore and
exar be made Tor advertising proxlcns
uc publishers caiy aahosssd publish By the
iaioncf OF The General Land Office.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-01-15

Norgrhoe holders of certificates redeem by aor
must residing beyond the limits of tbs United
edge the power before some nsnr puiehiry charge a&res
cons general consul consul commercial appointed
the the b.iorc
ihe proper oeer q such coany the
chief magistrate u city thore. residing
NE United States the before peace
public commissioner Of deeds appointed governo
Nrgnit certificates must be yerlt
J. Al. BENNETT ltlst n enf .i attafa
Auditor Public AceOnnts, Colnas, ioncrs
y a. FARMER, Register IL
GEORGE W. MtNtUhp. sIukluK Fund.
Secretary of the eaith
iac1tsoSp, Va Nov 9TH, 1865 NOV 1o-lawl3w
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-01-15
No 626]
Notice for restoring certain lands to market In
the State of wisconsin.

ATOTIUE is hereby given that The land Office at
Menaha the State Of Wisconsin, WILL and after the 0
January next DO the sale private entry and ca
public embraced
which subject entry and location prior widr being
lands Withdrawn probably falling within pre-
crbod selection the railroad Wisconsin
Congress approved B. 1856 but acened 10 be with
In said imiss, via;
WORTH Of tie n ne fourth principal
Townshps u.s. TO- IT. 81 o. % "a 2s 90 2s 90
90 al 20, 81 "a S. SO, ~, md SO, Of range 90
General land ol1cs at the city
Washington, November ~, 1855.
TH0s. A. HENDRICKS,
Nov ls-lwGw lIni. 6sarl Commissioner.
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PROSPECTUS
ea5liaLdsg MonlAly Peyisd'eai a HoaAHgoa, D. 9
odllo4
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OFFICERS OF THE CORPORATION OF
TUE CITY OF WARRINGTON.

Malov-ralaas G Barret
Regisfer- William Morgan
Ccytoraioa 1tosncy--JasneS Carlisle.
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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-11-24
Simple Cure for Group.

We fnd in the Jot9aai Of Heath. the
following simple remedy for this danger
Gus disease. Those who have passed
nights of agong at the bedside OF loved
children. will treasure it up Is a valuable
piece OF inform alton:
II child is taken with Group, apply
cold waterloo water if possible-sud-
denly and freely TO the neck and chest
with sponge. The breathing will in.
stsntly be relieved. Soon as possible let
the sufferer drink as much as it can. then
wipe il dry, cover II up ware, and soon u
quiet slumber will relieve the pareut's
anxiety, and lead the hear, in thankful
ness to the Power which has cisen to the
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A SWindler,

A we'll dressed, oily .tongued knave,
with sandy hair aud BLUSH eyes, has
teen palming himself off Tor day or two
as d. n. Tousey, and agent for the great
periodical and news dealers, Ros. & Tou-
sey of New York He takes subscrip-
tions for any of the magazines and gives
printed receipts signed by himself as the
agent OF the firm, \ despatch from
Messrs. Ross & Tousey pronounses him
a swiDdIer and lying rascal, who has teen
gulliag the public all summer. We hope
he will be speedily caught and an end
put to his swindIing operations FriendE
of the Press, pass him round, and put the
public on their guard.-Scrant0n Repu5-
Hcan.