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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-30
Dated the ninth day Of Noyambcr, A. D. 1859.
HENRY B. MATHEWS, Trustee

NuERLrF'S SALE.-THE STATE OF IOWA,
kCScott County, In the District Court of Scott
County, State of Iowa. by virtue Of special ex-
ecution issued from the Office of the
Clerk of the District Court of Scott County,
state ot Iowa, in faver of Elias X. illiams
piaintif, and against james A. Cunningham,
Jerusha Cunningham, John e. Reed, Geo. Bent
ley, Jonas T. Barnes, Nourse d Visle, John For
rest, NICHOLS Campbell / Co., J. W. Hopkins,
Thos. y. Wcaklcy. and Edwin Smith defendants.
dated October I'D, 1859, and to me directed
commanding me, that Of the Real Estate hercaf
tor described OF the said defendants, make. o,
cause to pc made, the sum of Six hundred and
twenty S62o) dollars. with interest and costs.
levied upon the allowing described Real Estate
in Scott County. State of Iowa, to-wit:-The
east half Of the north west quarter of Section
thirty two I32 J, in Township eighty $50 north Of
range four(i Il, east of the fifth (5th) p. NJ, as
che property OF the defendant, James A. Cunning
ham.
Aud hereby give public notice that shall
odsr for sale at public outcry At the Court House
door in davenport, en- Thursday, the 10th day u
December, 1888 lat the hour Of O'clock, p. NJ, Of
SAID day 70 the highest and hest bidder thesefor
IN cas, tne above described property, Or sufficient
tasseo, . satisfy the above debt, with interest
aad costs. - :.
Dated this lath day Of November, 1859.
II. LEONARD,
.novlS Sheriff Of Scott County, Iowa.
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g HERIFF'S SALE The State Of Iowa, Scott
- county, in the District Court Of Scott county
State Of Iowa. =
by virtue Of a special execution issued from tho
o1ice Of the Clerk Of the District Court Of Scott
county, State Of Iowa, in favor Of Eliza Miller
plaintiff, and against Thomas Il. Pierce. JOS u.
OIaspy, ct al, dated November 25th. 1859 and to
ne directed, commanding INC, that Of the real
estate hereinafter described, make, or cause to
be made, the sum Of i've hundred asd sixty-seyen
and 9-lo0 dollars, with interest and costs And
by virtue Of said special execution, ! levied upon
the following described real estate. to-wit: Part
OF the south-east quarter Of section No. twenty
(20), in Township No. seventy nine (79 J, north Of
range No. three 81 east, commencing at point
in said section, line fourteen IA and ninety Eve
(s5) links north Of the south least corner of said
section, thence north four ~ chains and ninety
eight ind half ,SsX links, thence vest ten
(l0) chsins, thence south four a. chains ninety
eight and half (saE) links. thence east ten tl0j
chain. to the place Of beginning
And hereby givepublic notice, that shall offer
Tor SALE public outcyy, at tho door Of the Court
House in the city Of Davenport, Scett county.
Iowa, On Tuesday. the 27th day Of December.
1882 at the hour Of o'clock r. N. of said dav 10
the highest and best bidder therefor IL cssh the
above described property. or sufficient thereof 70
satisfy the above debt, with interest and costs.
Dated this Goth day Of November, 1859.
II. LEONARD,
nov25 sheriff OF Scott Co., Iowa
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vsyRVsTEES SALE WHEREAS, on THE
L 10th day Of Jny, A. y. lshs, Reuben fsar-
niger, OF the County of Scott, and State of Iowa,
executed unto tlensy i. Matthew'S rs Trustee, a
certain deca ot trust conveying to said Trustee
tho land in Scott county, Iowa, described as Toll
Lows. to-wit:
The North halt Of tho IVES. half of the South
West quarter Of section No. twenty-f0ur (24),
in Township No. seventy nine (7y). North Of
Range two ~, East of the fifth { 5th) principal
meridian, containing 10 all forty 4O) acrcs.-
v nich said conveyance was MADE by the said
Reuben Barnger for the purpose Of securing the
payment of one certain IaoIh issOry note anu tn
interest thereon. signed ny said Reuben Baringcr,
d t'el tAr iNta day u July q. d. ls5S, ana paya-
bic "a fellows One tor the OF eleven Hun
draa. ninety-i,ur snd $500 dollars, payable
in year from its ia o, with interest at the
OF ten per cent. per annuIn, after due.
Mad now said nrom'ssory note having become
dine and layabr, ana the said Reahen baringcr
having failed t. pay the same, J. Uonry u. Mah-
ew-, Trustee as aforesaid, do hereby give this pub
lie notice. that by virtue Of the power which is in
me vested by said deed Of trust, l will, on Fri
day, the second day Of December, 4. d. 1859, at
the hour of twou'cloek in the afternoon of said
day, at tho Court House door in the City Of Dav-
export expose and offer for sale, ut bile auction
tho parcel of tani above described, or so much
thereof shall be necessary u satisfy and pay
The an unit Of said note with the interest thereon
to the day .. ssle, together with all the costs and
expenses attending said sale, costs Of this notice
and Trustees fees.
Dated the ninth day of Noyambcr A. D. 1880
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-30

rTNRUHTEE's SALE.-WHEaEAs On the Dist
l day Of October, a. d., 1858, Christian Thcdt,
Jcchis Thodt and Ca. hsrine Thodt, his wife exc
cutct un.o Isaac w. Woodward q trustee. n Ger
tam Deed Of Trust conveying to .aid trustee the
-nis in Scot, County, Iowa, described as follows.
q" w't: The ".sshau n Of the South West
-rfrr y. If -nrl;nn " ftrn . LII IL l..
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-30

WIN u Itthsc ~ ihrce 3 East Of the fifth fjth
4. "a. Also the South West quarter n Of the
south West quarter " Of SECTION No. twenty.
seven n Township No. eighty 1901 North ofRangs
No. three 81 East Of thedfth l5thlP. NJ. which
mid conveyance made by the said Christian
rhodt, Jocn'n 1hodt and Cstharine Thodt. his
"he isIthe purpo'eot securing the payment Of
Nv" certain prulaissvry notes, aud the in,e,os,
'""io"n, signed ny the sad Christian Thodt '.nd
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der Of l.. a. Macklot in enc year after date, with
interestat the rate Of ten psr cent after maturity
And nov, said note having become due and
payable, and tho said Egger having failed ~ pay
the same, Austin Corbin. trustee aforesaid, do
hereby give this public notice, that by virtue Of
tho power which is in me vested by said deed Of
trust, will, on Saturday. the 18th day Of De-
cembcr A. b. 1859, at the hour Of o'clock in the
afternoon Of said day, at the Court House dsor, in
city OF Davenport, expose and offer for sale,
at public auction the parcel OF land above de-
seribed, CT SO much thereof as shsli DO necessary
to satisfy aud roy the amount Of said note, with
the interest thereon to the day Of ale, together
with ali the costs and expenses attending said sale
costs Of this notice, and Trustees fees.
Dated the sl's day Of Noyemhsr, 4; 2: 1859.
nov22 Trustee.
vINRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue Of Deed q
! Trust, dated December 2lst, 1857, and duly re-
corded in the Office Of the Recorder of Scott coun.
~, Iowa, in Book N" Of mortgages, Page 3s9 -
Ishall on the 18th Of November, 1859, q o'elesk
T. NJ, atthe Court Hosss door, In the city o. d.
veupost, 10 scott Coanty, Iowa, sell 70 the higL-
est bidder for cash, the following described land
to-wit:
The south east quarter Of the north = st quar-.
ter Of section twenty two f2s) Township eighty,
ESQ., north, range five D east Of the fifth z. H..
Also, part OF the north west quarter Of the west
half OF the south least quarter Of section No. four.
teen lH, Township eighty 800, range No. five,
containing five and more particularly describ-
ed AZ follows: Commencing IN the vest line Of the
south east quarter Of said section whsrs il cruises
the Waubseppinecon river thence south to hand,
decided by Gideon Averill to Charles Leslie thence
sast land decided by Leverett Avnrll to Jeremiah
B. Goodrich, thenoe north to the said Waubssp-
pinecon rver thence up said river TO the Place Of
begi6ning. Also lot No. four (4l in Block No.
nine u, In the old town Of Elizabeth city. (nov
city Of Princeton cousty snA State aforssaid.-
All Of the aforesaid land Vas conveyed 70 Ne -
Thomas y. Nowlin, and Lsvsestt Ayerill, for The
purposes in said deed mentioned.
Dsvenpert, lows, Nov. 7th, lssa
CHARLES y. WHITAKER,
Aove-9Odl Trustee.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-05-26

Markets.

Slight decline has taken place IN the prices OF
-four and corn in the eastern market, but buy
ers and sellers at this place do not change theil
figures Corn begins to come in quite lively
and present prices will induce many to bring
in what they have % sell as soon as planting is
over Tno5e who hold on may fare worse, but
we don't think corn will get below 10 cents.
We quote prices as follows:
PGRRYsBuR1.--FIour. IS %; What lao to
IL 80. Corn, rs to S1c; Potatoes, 50 to 75c.
Butter II to l5c.; Lard, l2ic; Hams, lie; B4
con, Q to l0c.
ToLEpo.--Flour, 81 90 to 7 35; Wheat 81. .67
to LIZ; Corn, SO to 9Oc.; Oats, 5Oc.; Rye, SIC.
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Special Notice to the Public.

/Above may be seen list of the prices
fat which Mr.. Hitchcock Intends selling off the re.
A naming portion Of his stock of Spring Goods
Although his present stock is but a small portion
of that original invoiee--the greatness Of which
astonished the people so-yet. what now remains is
undoubtedly as large as any stock before in
troduced into the County. The great rariety yet re.
mains which accounts for the immense sales ne dai.
ly makes; any person wishing anything in his line
is sure to find it on application 10 him Mr.. H. has
taken great pains, and expended considerable money
in informing the people to his way OF doing bust
ness, and the people can the advantage dealing
with him. His prices Published above 10 he
read by the people, who can learn by them what
they are expected 10 pay for goods Hitchcock s.
BY the way it strikes us that those figures ure iat
lower than merchants generally put them; in deed we
should deem them hardly sufficient to pay the cost
and transportation from New York; we never before
have know such goods as Mr.. HIS be sold at such
figures; when goodsare advertised as cheap they us-
ally are chedP-in quality any of Mr.. IS numerous
customers, however, can recommend his goods for
him. Mr.. HIS object in selling off his goods ut q
such low rate. is that he may make room for his d
Summer Stock whichhe thinks he will soon pur.
chase. ii e takes great pains in gotting suoh/
goods as are suited 10 the Wood County trade. 4
Call and see them before they arc sold.
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j2a5- Geo. Strain, Esq, one of the leading
democrats of Wood county assisted in defend
ing the colored burglar last Saturday, and in
his plea took the position that Williams was
slave, and therefore his burglary and stealidg
could only be regarded as trespass for which
his owner is responsible. He regarded the negro
in the light of the Died Scott decision, and pro-
nounced him incompetent to commit crime.
He classed negroes with brutes, as mere things,
and plead for his acquittal on these grounds
His speech was not without logic, and we have
no doubt but the points made, if carried up,
according to the opinions laid down in the Su-
preme Court decision would result in the dis.
charge Of the prisoner. Judge Whitley failed
TO recognize the force of Mr. Strains PROPOSE
tions and decided to treat Mr.. Williams as IA
man. The Judge may have been right, but he
is certainly a very strange modern democrat,
and we fear he will fail to reach the point which
will be necessary to make man good demo
crot in 1862
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NAPOLEON Henry Coo. July7, 1873.


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Pills, which is cure Tor Indigestion and Liver
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state ot dependency, until commenced using
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BURGLARY-On Thursday night last tho resi-
dcnce of j. H. Reid ESQ., of this place, was bur
glarousy entered, aud his coat, vest, pants, era
vat, shirt, and over forty dollars in cash were sto
len On the same night, the residence of the ed
itor of this paper was entered, and his panta.
looms containing pocket book, thirty-iive cts
in change, aud few articles of small value were
stolen. The pocket book and other contents of
the pantaoons, except the change, were left on
the wndow-sill where the burglar effected his
entrance. Early on Friday morning, officers
Fowler and Baldwin were in pursuit,and the lat
ter arrested colored man near the Maumee
Riilroad Depot with bundle under his arm tied
up 10 handkerchief The man was brought to
Perrysburg when the bundle Was openad and ex.
amined II contained of the stolen goods ey
cept Mr. Reds coat, which was on the burg
lars back aud the money. which he had in his
pocket. The bundle also contained ano ther
codt--a light coored summer Cashmere, pair
of drawers and some other articles which were
evidently stolen. He also had in his pockets
three silver watches, and breast pin made of
wrought, unpolished gold. He gave his name as
James Williams. On Saturday he was tried in
the Court OF Common Pleas and found guilty of
burglary. He was evidently very ignorant aud
knew nothing Of that part of his business which
iSSo important to rOgues--the hiding part,
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DG. HOOThAND'S
ESAHASAMEC CORDIAL

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This celebrated preparation, like the Btters ny
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to whichthc people of this country subject
those springiug from /" ght colRn That emnent
authority, DR.. Boil, SAYS; will not say that colds
are to ourinhabitants what the Plague and Isiiop
F,rer are those OF other Cuuu tres: hut can aver
confidently that they ushorn disease of greater
plciy aud mortality than these latter.n
further proof OF the terrible fatality of diseases
resulting from "commoR coia' may be seen by u
glance at the following statistics taken from the ree
edly of the most healthy localities In the Union.-
1852. Total deaths in Philadelphia, ,?Gl
Died OF Consumption, 1912
all other diseases, $50 in I>'.a.5Esl,
numOcr) S,3l9 SAIL,
--lO2GI
1858. Tctaldcaths, 9Tl0
Died of Consumption. 1895
d" 4" all othurdiseases 0G3G
From these figures II will be seen that nearly O. q
fourth of the total deaths In the country caused
consumption,t to say nothing of the numerous OF CT
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SENrENcGD--On Wednesday morning, at six
o'clock, Judge Whitley sentenced the follow
ing persons. to the Penitentary, in punishment
for the crimes Of which they were guilty
Jacob Crist--burgla glary--four years.
James Williams urglary-three years.
George Chase--passng counterfeit, money
three years.
james Johnson passing counterfeit money
three years.
Johnson was the only one of the prisoners
who seemed affected, and on the announcement
Of his sentence he wept bitterly. His bride,
who was in Court, when hc resumed his seat in
the prisoners box threw her arms about his
neck and gave vent TO her grief in silent tears
1t is proper TO state that none of these prisoners
are citizoas of Wood county. After the sen-
terce of the prisoners, the court adjourned,
having been in session one week and one day
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sE1rIn the conviction of the four criminals
a. the term of Court which has just closed
Prosecutor Price did himself much credit -
Especially was this the case in the cnoviction
of Chase and Johnson, the latter having been
acquitted by the Justice on the first examna-
tion The Prosecutor was satisfied Of the guilt
of both, and therefore made dilligent search
and procured a chain of evidence from which
it was impossible for them to escape.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-05-26

EsJ. Biruey Marshall, q somewhat noted
locofoco, has just commenced the publication
Of Douglas paper at Columbus, under the
head of ." TIE Peoples Press" The People
now have two Presses. Marshall should not
have-stolen KnappS head, as both belong to the
same division of the democracy. Our neighbor
nnay well exclaim--
"He who steals my paper, steals trash,
But he who flches from me my good name,
Takes that which not enrches him,
And makes me poor indeed"
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G3-We were visited By quite severe iroSt
in this locality, last Monday night. Old citi-
zens pronounce it the most severe visitation of
the kind ever known at this season Of the year.
The injury, however, will not be great Corn
was damaged but little. and fruit was uninjured.
Garden vegetables suffered most, but even they
will escape without any serious injury.
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na-The Toledo Times aud the Ptrrysburg
Press have discovered regular mares nest "
in the fact that negro has been convicted Of
stole from the editor OF Il Republican pdper.--
Now, we have good reason for believing that the
darkey who stole our plntaoons is u Democrat
Actions are said to speak louder than words aud
certainly he was only doing, on small scale, what
democratic officials have for years done on a
large scale, Moreover, he was undoubtedly
"raised by some southern Democrat, and hence
the itching OF his palms. The only anti-demo-
cratic feature Of his whole conduct was to be
found in the fact tha! he did not steal as much
as he might have stolen!
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EXAMINING COMMITTEES

On Bankng-R L. Rockwell, Teller of Mason, Ev-
erett & Co.
On Merchandising Johbirg and Commissioner.
Dwight Eels, Secretary Cleveland Gas Company.
H. G. Cleveland Book-Keepcr for Geo. Worthing-
ton & Co.
Lafayette vorcc, Book Keeper for Edwards & Id
dlings.
On Ranoa )ing-H. C. Luce, Secretary aud Treas
urcr Of levelaud Toledo H. Il. Co.
J. 7. Simpkins Assistan. Superintendent e. Il.
X. r. Co.
II, d. Watterson, Clcrk Freight Dept c. y I. Il.
II. Co.
j, NJ, Ferris, Clerk Ticket ofsame.
j. T. Amcs, Conductor
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Sherif;s SaIs.

Miller NJ Spangler, city treasurer for the use Of Dn.
va ladd aud James hunapate. VS. James II. kel-
ley aud Edmund Clark. survivors, SC.
Dl virtue OF an alias vendi writ Of execution TO me
ID directed hy the Clerk of the Court OF Common
Pleas of tue County of Cuyah0ga, State OF Ohio
will on tho 18th day of June. 1859, between tho
hours OF ~ O'Clock NJ. and o'clock T.. ofsaid day.
offer tor sale a. the door of the Court House in Per-
rysburg, the following described tract of land lyn,
IN tho County of Wood and State of Ohio To Wits
The undivided halt Ofthe south west quarter of the
northeast quartcT, and The west half OF the south.
east quarter of the northea quarter of section no.
thgteen of township numher one. United States Re-
serve OF ten miles square, ut the foot the Rapids VI
the Miami of Lake Erie. containing so acres
e. W. NORTON, sum Mod Coo.
II. PRENTIss, assighee.
May l.. ls59--iwtSt .
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Spring Goods!
Spring GOOdS!!
Spring GOOdS!!!
AND BUY


NANCY DRESS SILKS from to shillings per
L yard.
TNINE BLACK SILKS, of superior quality, from
II Gtol2 shillings per yard.
CtPLENDID BERAGE DELAINES at lG, 20 and -
- cents per yard.
ELEGANT CHALLIs from. Is to rs cents per
~ GOD YARD-wIDE LAWNS from 81 to l2l cts.
VI per yard
r AVN ROBE PATTERNS of beautiful styl,s,cx-
~ ooD NADER PRINTS from to 10 cents per
VI yard
EINE GINGHAMS- coors warranted at shilling
NHAwI.S AND MANTILLAS-in styles unsurpass-
- od-from $3.50 to $1,000.
DARASOLS. direct from the Manufacturer, at
L whoieeaie prices.
NVILLINERY GOoDS-a complete stock-lower
vi than they can be found elsewhere, consisting of
BONNETS,
RIBBONS,
FLOWERS,
ROUCHES.
LACE EFBR OIDERIES,
UVDER SLEEVES,
FINE CdMBRTCS,
ii CONETI'S and
DRESS TRAININGS 0faHstyies at iow prices.
VULLs-Barred, Dotted aud Swiss-of all quail
T INEN nANDKEaCuIEFs-5 doz,-at G! cts
GLOVES from ca cents to $ and 10 shlllinss per
VI pair.
E'VOSE-- white and colored--from 10 cents to A
L 4 shillings.
DoMESTlCS at unparalleled low prices;-
nENIAS-best quality-at 10 cents per yard.
JIEANY SHEETINGS-yard Wildcats cents por
II yard.
ININE BLEACuED MUSLINS from 6I cents up.
rHICKINGS-Good and lsm-at only 10 cents por
! l. yard.
( S SniNTiNos-'la'-cA''p'
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APPLE CRoP.--In this vicinity, the apple
crop will b, light. The trees did not bloom
we'll, an !, so far as we have observed, there will
be less than half crop. 3. A. Scoot, Esl., OF
Miami who gives much attention to uitthinkS
his orchard will not yield half "a crop We
hope this is only local failure, and reports
from otheT counties lead US to belive that such
is the case
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-05-26

SOLD OUT.-G B. Kreps has disposed OF his
entire stock of Goods to Geo. Albert Ss CO.,
who will conduct the business hereafter. Mr.
Kreps has won many friends during his mer-
camille career in Perrysburg, and we trust he
will not leave the premises, even though his
goods have passed into other hands. Adver-
tisement next week.
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G9-The German Lulhern Minestrul Associu >
tion, of this and other States, met in Tie Lu-
theran church of this place on wednesday NOR
ming. Rev. G., Cronennett, of WOolvi,le, is
President of the Association. There are about
twenty ministers in attendance, and the session
will continue three days. The Missionary
meeting will be held on Friday morning at 10
o Clock.