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Legal Notice.

THR STATE OF IOWA L..
Scott County,
II A Sto,tenburg n 90 \
Beniamin =. Gould ana fo''e'"' "''"c'
Sarah y. Gonld.
To Penjamin :. Gould and Sarah Goald:
NOU are hereby otiHed thst there 10 nov on nle
l. in The o~cc ot the CicYk OF tn. District Court
OF aidoornty, p t.tion Of II A .toitenbuts 3 10,
claiming ~ you tho sum III one hundred and four
teen dollars and interest ~ six peeeent yer annum
from 18th day OF Augus', A u tsaS. ~ marey due
On . promissory note dAtsd Auau.t tnth, . 1897.
cI.cutcd ~ saM henismtn 20 itd ana sarah
Horld, Tor the srm OF one hundred and fourteen dol
lars. payable year after its date and YOU arc
further notified that th- sheriff Of said county Aav-
ing returned the original notice herein - not fouad"
10 you. an ofdct entered ~ the January term
1851. % said Court, that YOU hr served With neice
10y pabiea Son according 70 law.
And you arr further nctiAed that unls@s YOU ap-
pear ard answer - the next term OF SAIL Dlstttcs
Cont 10 b. holden 81 Davenport In said county, on
the nrst Monday In May. a u 1853. tsis mcnt viii
BE- rendered against You for tho amount cAincd, With
inrevost and costs.
Dated Davenport, March -. 1889.
PLuMkR b VAN HOSRN.
Pin's Att'ys.
lat tho foregoing be published four weeks In tho
Weekly Iowa Atate Democrat, beginning - Wednes.
IRA n. CLIFFORD.
mch2s Clerk Scott 90 Diet Court
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LEGAL.
q. :. District Ceust Notice.
OvypCE or U. b. 0AnenAI,1
- riair> Jowa March 20, 1850.

ovv,cE Or u .. IA nsmAl,1
lie Claire, lows. March -, 1850.
IN obedience 10 law and the following order. no.
j tice II hereby given that tern " tns Dts
trtct Coust for the . uthrn division o the Dtstrct
Ut Iowa vi be held at ksokuk, 10 sah division
LAUREL UUMAkRS,
u g. Marshal for the District a. Iowa.
In pursuance Of the rpnii em.nts Of tie act Of
Co, ~, So approved March 81. M4S, rssuistios the
term. Of the District Court Of the United States
the istrict OF lows, u - hereby ordered that .
term cf AID Cours for the southern division 10
held at keskuk, in said state, " ccmmencc on The
Dirt Monday u June, 1883
You win sive notice. and summon the Petit and
Grand Jnriss scc 'rdins'y: ,o.
Judge District Court U. 8 ios Ds'r'ss Is
Of Iowa. ~~s
To aur., Summers, Esq. and John o. Burns,
R-q Aarshal and Clerk Of said Court.
March 18th, 1853.
The several newspapers in the southern division
of the Dtritt OF Iowa viii pleas Insert the above
~ days previous 20 the nrs OF June next 10 their
~etkIy papers, and ;end their bills In dspiicate 10
the u 4. Marshal, ~ the June tkrnl OF the CouIt,
At Keokuk, for Layment.
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the southern division - composed VI the following
| counties viz:
Lee, Van buren,, Davis. Appsnoose, Wayne, d Z,
catur Clark, lucas, Monroe. wapeilo, Jefferson
| MahArks, Marion, Poweshlek, Iowa, Johnso on, Mus
catine, Scott, and Cedar.
1 D. e.AI .uQa
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Legal Notice.

Legal Notice.
In District Court Of Scott County, State Of Iowa.
. .;s:''; : ::,'.' an. o's'.' Notice.
Michael Bald.
To Anton Wagner, defendant:
VOU are hereby notified that there Is now on Hle ia
the office ofthe Clerk OF the District Court OF Scott
county, petition OF Henning Sohren, claiming of
you the sum OF two hundred ami hf Two dollars,
with interest thereon 1t the rate Of ten per cent
from the Goth day Of March, 1883, as money due on
. promissory note dated March &c, 1858, executed
BY Anton Wagner and Michael Bald, for the sum OF
two hundred and ffty-tWO dollars, With interest
thereon at the rate Of ten per cent payable to Hen
ming Sohren, seven months after date and you are
further notified that the sheriff Of sail unity hav
ing returned the original notice herein With return
not found" to you, order WAS entered at the
with notice ~ publication according to Law; and
and answer ut the next term Of said DNtFict Court
to be nolden at Davenport 10 .aid county on the rst
Monday in May, A D 1859, Judgment will he rem !.
dered against you or the amount claimed, with In
terest and costs.
Dated Davenport, March ~ 1869.
PLUMER & VAN HOSEN,
Plaintiffs Attorneys
Let the foregoing be published for four weeks in
the Daily Iowa state Democrat, beginning on WedneS-
day, March %, 1859.
IRA n. CLIFFORD,
mch23.d4w Cl'k OF District court.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-01
SIlerIli's Sale.

THR STATE OF IOWA, In the District Court
Scott County, }of Scott county, Iowa.
DY virtne OF an execution issued from the office OF
ID the Clerk OF the District Court OF Scott county
etate Of Iowa. in favor VI Davis, Watson s. CO,
psintis. and against Orlando Scott, Merritt SOFT
and Jacob Igen. defendants, dated March IL !,
1859, and To me directed, commanding that OF
the goods chattels stock or interest In any compa-
ny debts due property In the hands OF third per
lands and tenements which are not EXEMPT by law
from exect tionl 81 the SID defendants, make O.
cause 10 te male the OF three hundred MY
eight AMI 40 100 dcsrs (S31s 30l with interest AMI
costs ami by virtue of said execution, levied up
the + lowing described personal property, to
vt: One pair of sorIe horses, one blv mare, two
sett double harness, one two horse lumber wagon.
pair bob Sheds stack ~ wheat, one stack OF
oats. one bin or corn, ani one brown horse
And hereby give prblic notice that shall offer
for sale AT public ontcry the farm II the said
Merritt Scott, In said county, Friday, the 29lh
day OF April, between the hours VI ! and o'clock
p. IN. Of said day 10 The highest and best bidder
therefor IN cash, the above described property,
cient the-eof to satisfy the above debt, with in
terrst and C, sts.
Dated this sSth day OF March, 1859
H. LEONARD.
mch30 Sheriff of Scott county, Iowa
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-01

vXTHERRAS on the oath day OF November A. u.
w 1856, Jesse Conard Of the county Of vigo,
state OF indiana, executed unto George l. Nlckols,
Trustee, certain deed OF trust conveying to said
Trustee the norih-w quarter OF section No TWEEN
ty-four, (2D in township Ne. eighty-one (s) range
two, (2) west Of 9TH p. NJ. csntaiuing One ii undrtd
and Sixty acres, in Cedar county, state OF Iowa !;
which - deed ~ conveyance Is rec .rded in Book
M. pages 402 and and OF Deeds, I'm the Rec order
office OF Cedar county, for the purpose OF securing
cuted BY the aid Jesse Conard to ~ Harper dated
the Oath day or November A d 1895. and payable
~ follows, to wit One note for $3.50 nth tea per
cent per annum interest, payable ON the Path day %
November A d 1857, at Mitchell X Gables bank Ia
Rock Island, and one othcr note for the sum Of $3.50
With ten per cent interest payable ~ the place
and 10 be paid on the 24th day Of November 4 d
1858.
And now both OF said notes having become due
and payable and the interest accruinH thereon aud
the said Jesse C0nAPd having failed 10 pay the
], George l. kickos, Trustee Ms aforesaid, do here
BY give his public notice th.t by virtue the pow
er which 10 10 me vested by aaiddeed VI Trust,
Will, IN Wednesday the 9Th day Of April, ~ 1889
q the Court House dosr Of Cedar county, between
the hours Of and O'Clock In the afternoon 81 said
day, expose and offer for ssle, ~ public auction,
the parcel OF land above described or no much
thereof shall be sufficient TO satisfy and pay the
amount OF said notes with the interest thereon 10
Tie day 81 Sae, together with oil shs costs end ex-
penses attending said sale, costs OF this notice and
Trustees fees. Dated this 18th day Of February A
d 1850. q. l.. MIC HOLLIS
Nsr4aOd Trustee.
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Public Notice

FtGOItC sVO1tce
rs hereby given that = company hss been formed
i in SCOTT county, Iowa, for the mapufacture Of
s. Corn Stsrch," and have Incorporated themselves
under the name and style Of the
"DaveHport Starch Company"
Its principal place Of business being In the city Of
Of Davenport, lows.
The general nature Of the busvnsa IL the manufsc-
ture of corn starch.
The amount Of capital stock authorised is hfty
thousand dollavs (45Oy 000)-to commence business
when twenty Thousand dollars (o2O, 00Oj are sub.
scrtbed TO the capital stooh,
NJ corporation u % commence On the 0oth day
Of March leto, and continue for twenty years.
The busine. Q to be managed ana controlled By Ave
directors, elected annually ON the Arst Monday in
Nay, one OF whom 70 be President; and may EN-.
ploy such agents % may be necessary
The highest amount Of indebtedneso q any one
tine 70 which the ecvporation may subject itsslf
shall not sxoeed t1O, 600.
Private property OF seoc1A Adero % b exempt
from the corporate debts.
Hse tbs ensuing ysar VI. Allsa y slseGsd Presi.
dsnt, and n. =. Nitshis. Secretary.
Dch1o 6ot-Wet
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SALOONS.
1855 John Akin 1885

ID R6TAURANT, corner Second ard Main streets.
IL Oonfectioneries, viands, &c, Furnished In the
most elegant style.
wedding Cake, Plain Cake, Fresh and Picked
Oysters, together with all uxuriea Of tho season.
II vi - r a -.
A Billiard Saloon, most elegantly fitted ~. con.
taining three tables. DntFauca on Main stresS,
D.bS0ts JOHN A9x1u
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-01
Legal Notice.

In District Court OF Scott County.
James Tuft vs. Elizabeth Smith aud John Smith her
husband, 80 called because their real names are
unknown
To said defendants
VOU hereby notified that on or before March
II 2S,h, 1869 there will be on nle in the office Of
the Clerk OF the District Court Of 0eou county, pc
titOn of James ruft. clsmng part OF lot four a.
III block thrty-two 1877 In the city Of Davenport,
Scott county Iowa, and more particularly described
- follows, TO Wit: Commencing 1t the southeast
Of said lot running thence north about forty
(l0 feet, thence west eighty (S feet thence south
about forty 4O) feet then east eighty (sO) fest,
the place Of beginning because the purchase money
for said premises was paid b. said pai ti6 and the
title thereto taken In the name o. Martha 4. Tuft
without the consent Of said plaintiff ADD said Mar
tina A: TUT was merely srrustee for plaintiff; and
said Martha 4. Tuf being dead, the said 1lizabeth,
her daughter, and the said John. whose nsmes
unknosn, are made parties defendant-the said Hlz-
sbeth being the heir Of said Martha, and the said
John, husband Of the said Elisabeth.
And unless you appear st the next term OF the
District Court Of Scott cou0ty TO be holden at the
Court House In Davenport, ON the nrit Monday OF
Nay, 1859, At ten O'Clock In the forenoon, and
an wer 81 petition, the same will be taken con-
fessed and decree made as prayed for n said pc
tition
March q, 1869.
PLUnBR VAN HOSHN,
Plainti9's Attorneys.
Il being made to appear to me, by ah1davit, that
the above named defendants cannot be found In the
them and that they are proper parties to IN srticn
relating to real property In this 0tate-to which
said defeudaots claim interest-it u Tered that
the above sotice be published for four weeks In the
notice and petition be forthwith d. posted In the
Post Once directed TO ssd defsndeuts, q thais
hence. CaARLES VISION
mch20. DIV 90 Judge OF Sco,t 90.
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Important Notice

Important sVOttce.
In future all letters relating to NOISES Indian
Root Pulls will be addressed TO the undersigned.
A. J WHITE, No. 10 Courtiaadt st.
Jal6-3mo Box 4S3 o, New York.
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Livlngston's Great Work
CENTRAL AFRICA.
Just roesavod. pYise-oS -.
At The ROCK NLAND BOOK STORE
Dose0on
W'sll Papes /! 1esv Cseap!l
G. SHEPHERD 4 SON,

MUMDuR 10 AAsf 0DO0ND SRRDDf.
w Of business, % call and Judge for themselves.
0es1 RapNs, Oh, 0sassd, Ibacy, Asos,tfui
0aI CA0ele,
hUooe Ws9soQs 80 ~ 0sa0so AsAR I.pes
0UoA64 V1soo6n14 So1ne1, 0sg6ao -. Aioo -
, 1859-10-14

bSr The Pacific Railroad Convention
which assembled in San Francisco on the
goth ult., adjourned on the oath, with a
resolution to meet at Sacramento on the
first Monday in February next The Con-
vention passed q resolution in favor Of
California contracting a debt Of $l5,0OO,-
900 TO construct q railroad from San Fran
cisco to the eastern boundary of the State.
A resolution was also passed in favor Of
memorializing the General Government to
refund to California, TO be used in the con-
structon of a Pacific Railroad, certain
moneys collected in California previous to
its admission into the Union. and request
ing Congress to donate lands to that State
for Railroad purposes, as it has done TO
others, and 10 lend the credit of the Gov
ernment, to limited extent, in aid Of the
great work. The Convention expressed its
decided preference for the Central Route,
by way Of Salt Lake.
, 1859-10-14
SHERIEE'S SALE.


DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION, ISSUED BY
u the Clerk Of the District Court Of the Second Ju
dicia District Of the Territory Of Washington to me
directed, will offer at public sale, to the highest
bidder, UPON THE PREMISES KNOWN As DURGIN'S
NURSERY v in the town Of Olympia, and county OF
Thurston and Territory aforesaid on Saturday, No
vember 18th, 1859, at one O'Clock in the Afternoon
aH those certain lots or parcels Of land in Swans Ad-
dition to the town Of Olympia, known and described
upon the plat Of said Swans Addition, as blocks num-
Der thirtysix (96), ioyone (4l) and fty.four (54)
and the east half Of blocks thrtyseven SD forty
(4O), and hftydve (55), together with the rights,
privileges and appurtenances thereunto belonging,
seized and taken into execution as the property Of
Leonard d. Durgin, 70 satisfy judgment Of said Dis
tnct Court, upon mortgage, in favor Of William W.
dollars and seventy cents Isl 53s 7a) with interest
until paid together with costs of suit taxed at forty
three dollars and fortyfve cents (S43 49, with ac
cruing costs.
GEORGE G. BLANKENSHIP,
Sheriff Of Thurston County. W.. T.
Olympia, W. T., Oct. IL, 1859. i7:4t
, 1859-10-14
SHERIEE'S SALE.

DY Virtue OF four several writs Of execution 10 m.
ID directed, issued oct OF the Office Of the Clerk AZ
the District Court Of the Second Judicial District sf
Washington have levied upon and taken in execU.
On, and will sell at public sale to the highest bidder
on the PREMISES KNOWN AS THE BRICK YARD OF HoR.
TON AND ROBBINS, In Swans addition 10 the town Of
Olympia, on Saturday, the 10Th day Of November
1859, at the hour Of two O'Clock, 10 the Afternoon I
that certain frame messuage and tenement and the
lots piece Of ground upon which the same Is erec
ted, situate in said Swans addition to the town Of
Olympia, being described upon the plat Of said add
on as lot number s. block number 81, together With
all and singular the improvements, buildings and lp.
pertenances thereuntO belonging, constituting tie
said brick yard, he ein before referred TO.
At the same time and place, and previous to The
aforementioned sale, will also sell TO the highest
bidder the burnt bricks upon said premises amount
ing to twentythousand more less, about 00O un-
burnt brick, 8 cords Of wood, more OF less, cool
stove, and span Of horses Seized snd taken into
execution as the property Of Hector Horton and John
NJ. Robbins and will be sold To satisfy four several
judgments against the said Horton and Robbins, Of
the said District Court, which judgments are as io
lows: One in favor Of George Howard, for $50 o.
and its costs accrued, sl9 65; William Rutedge, IT,
1922 Sc, and accrued costs taxed at Sl7 IS; Moses
Betman for Sl6l Is, and accrued costs, $40 90;
and Ayers Williams for tl54 40 and costs accrued
$40 90, and costs hereafter 10 accrue.
GEORGE C. BLANKENSHIP,
Sheriff of Thurston County, W.T..
Olympia Oct. 18th, le59.-4t.
, 1859-10-14
From Oregon.

ONLY RuMoR.-The news of the m0ssa-
ere Of entire immigrant train upon the
plains, en- route for Oregon, proves to be
untrue Also, that the probabilities of a
general rising of the Indians into hostility
we're imminent Thus is another big
sell" exploded
The Oregon fruit at the California State
Fair, says Mr. Pearne, of the Adrocate, at
tracted great attention. Had the apples
now on exhibition at the store of Messrs.
Ayres & Williams, in this place, been
placed in competition with that of our
ncighboring State, we incline to the belief
that the award for best fruii-bolh as re-
CARDS size and hayor-would have been
conferred upon Washington Territory
The lot on exhibition comprise some ten
or twelve varieties, and weigh from one
pound TO pound two ounces. They are
the product Of trees four years old, and
were grown in the orchard of Mr.. Ayers.
A card appears in the last Times, nd-
dressed to Gen. HARNEY by number oil
emigrants of the present year, expressing
their Acknowledgements for the protection
extended by him to the large emigration
that has just passed through a hostile In-
dian country" Also, to Capt. WALLEN,
for his uniform kindness, and for supply.
ing provisions and transportation to desti
tute families, and waiting patiently on the
road until all had passed safely into the
settlements" Worthy and mcriied com,
pliments.
A bell, weighing over 1000 pounds, has
been purchased for the use of the fire de.
partment Of Portland 1t will be suspend
ed from temporary tower to bc erected
on the leVee.
The iron ore found in Oregon, has been
tested by assayer Justh, of San Francisco,
aud is pronounced as of excellent quality.
Fruit and Mills, recently escaped from
the penitentiary of Oregon, had been re.
taken. Frequent attempts had been made
to liberate Balch, now under sentence OIL
death. A closer watch is being kept
The steamers BrOther Jonathan and Pan
ANA took away 10000 boxes of fruit, from
Portland, Oregon, on the 9Th inst.
The Hon. J. w. Davis, formerly Gov.
ernor of Oregon, died at bis house in Car.
Isle, Indiana, on the 93d Aug.
, 1859-10-14
Grover h Baker'SI
UNRIVALLED SEWING MACHINES

A RE KEPT CONSTANTLY ON HAND, and for
"a sale by the undersigned who has been appointed
agent for their sale in Washington Territory.
These machines have been In use for a number Of
years, in the Atlantic States, and wherever tried have
never failed 10 give satisfaction They are decidedly
the best machines now in use, being adapted for ali
kinds Of plain or ornamental sewing; forming stitch
that can never rip though every fourth stitch be cut
They can be used to advantage in hemming quilting
tucking, gathering, embroideTing etc crossing seams
and turning with all the facilities and neatness
Of the most accomplished seamstress.
All the different patterns at prices ranging from
SIS to $3.50. are kept hand. The Cabinet Machine
forms quite an ornamental piece Of furniture for the
parlor or drawing room, and would doubtless be the
most acceptable well as useful gifts that could pos
siby be presented to a lady.
The machine is simpler not liable 10 get out Of re-
pair and the art Of working them can be readily ac-
quired. Call and see them.
VIM. NJ, RUTLEDGE, JR.
Olympia, Oct. IA, 1859. l7N
, 1859-10-14

Extract from Report Of Commander Alden 10 the Su.
perintsndSRt Of the Coast Surrey, Of his erdmina-
lion Of the Entrance Of Grays RarbOr, W. T., dd-
ted Oct. l, 1859:
. " The result Of the examination Of the en-
trance to Grays Harbor shows that 1t has bar, like
all such places the coast over which can be car
ried from two and half (2k) to three and half (9A)
fathoms OF water 1t was toleraby smooth during
the food, but when the ebb tide made the sea broke
entirely across the entrance The soundings inside
correspond very closely with those Of the chart of the
U. S. Exploring Expedition, and 1t would seem, as
there is no bar laid down. that that survey was not
carried quite out to IT. that there had been I'M
pOrtant change since It was executed in ls4l."
, 1859-10-14

BRoDERIcK MONUMENT. - At q large
meeting held in the city of San Francisco,
recently, it was decided to raise means to
erect monument to perpetuate the mem
Ory, and show the respect entertained by
the people Of that State for the late Hon.
D. G. BRoDERIcE. A committee to solicit
contributions was appointed. The monu-
ment is to be an imposing and costly struc-
ture. We trust it may commemorate the
death Of the duelo's last victim.