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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-23
Sloer.lH,S Sale.

THG STATE OF IOWA, In the District Court Of
Scott County, Scott county, Iowa
DY virtue Of . special execution issued from the
ID once OF the Clers OF the district Court Of 6cott
county State Of Iosa, in favor Of william II Hill.
dreth, plaintiff and against George " Thomas John
Dillon the Troy Portable Drain Mill Co, N Rusch
/ warning, l. Schrictev sn1 Samuel George.
defendants, dated June g. 1859, and to ms directed
comm sndiDs me that OF the real estate hereinafter
described, OF the said Geo W Thomas, I make or
cause to te made, the sum OF twelve hundred and
ninety dollars with interest and costs, 70 Wit The
north west quarter Of the Go Ih-west quarter Of
section twenty -four (9 In to~ nship number seven
ty nine (7S north Of range number three (s east OF
the 5th y.
Anti hereby give pubic notice that shall sn-r
for s.le 1t public outcry 1t the toor OF the Court
House in the city Of Davenport, Scott county Iowa
on Saturday the 10th day Of Jelly 1859 between the
hours Of snd O'Clock Of said day, 70 the hieh-
est and best bidder therefor In cash, the abcve de-
serb property, or sulcisnt there 10 saisfy the
above debt, with interest and COTS.
Dated this 18th day Of June. 1859
h. LDONA1D,
Jel7 Sheriff of ecntt county. love.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-23

STATE OF IOWA In tire District Court Of Scott
SCOTT COUNTY, County, State Of lows.
DY virtue OF an execution is ued from the
ID Office OF the Clerk of the Ditrcs Cour. Of Scott
County. State Of Iowa, in favor Il william Hayes,
plaintiff, and against Patrick Brennan, defendant,
dated June 10 h 1858, and to me directed Commanding
me- that Of the goods chattes, stock or interest IN
any Company, debts due property in hands Of third
persons. lands aud tenamtnts (which are not e.
empt by law from execu,ionl OF sad Patrick Brea-
nan, make or cause TO be made the sum Of six
hundred and fifty nine 221O0 dollsrs, with interest
and costs, levied upon the Southwest quarter Of
the southwest quarter OF section eight 49, town.
ship ghiy (S0) North Of Range three (3) East Of
the 5th P. u.
And hereby give public notice that shall offer
for sale At public outcry at tbs Court House door in
the city of Davenport, Sc tt county Saturday
the 9th day Of July, 1859 1t the hour OF o'clock r
~ Of said day the highest and best bidder therefor
In cash, the above described property Suficient
thereof to Aatisfy the abovs debit with intere. and
costs.
Dated this 14th Day Of June, 1859.
b. LEONARD,
June 10 Sheriff Of Scott County. lows.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-23
SheriH''s Sale.

SsATs or Iowa, In the District Court Of Scott
SCOTT County, County, State Of Iowa.
DY virtue Of Execution issued from the ffce Of
ID the Clerk Of the District Court Of Scott County,
state OF lows, in vor Of Spier whitaker, plain.
tn and against william q. Dougal, defendant, dated
June 80 1859, and to me direci ed, commanding me,
that OF the property heretofore attached BY me Of
the said william II. Dougsl. make, or cause 10 be
sde, the sum Of sixteen hundred aud forty eight
951OO dollars, with interest and COSTS levied upon
south quarter Of the north west qusrter Of
Section No twenty three [2ol, In Township No sew
en'ynine t79I, north OF Aange No one ], east Of
the 5th p n.
Ant hereby give public Z office that shall offer
for sale al public outcTy at the Court House door in
the city OF Davenport In scott county Iowa on Sat-
urday tn. 9th day OF Joly, 1852 ut the hour Of 2
der therefor In cash. the above described operty
sum Gent thereof to satisfy tue above debt, with
terest and costs.
Dated this TIN day OF June, 1859
II. LEONARD,
jun.3 Sheriff Of Scott county, Iowa
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-23
LegNl Notice.

THE STATE OF IOWA, Notice returned not
SCoTT COUNT. served.
In the ecott County District Coart-
Antoin. lie Claire ". Edwin 8. Smith, Samuel v.
Reimer. j. Aw Renwiek, Robert D. Conedon,
Norris B. Nix, Henry A Howe:
To Edwin Smith Samuel ". Reimer Norris B.
Nix and Henry A. Howe
VOU are hereby notified that there 10 on die 10
j the cfce Of the Clerk Of said Court, apetltton Of
Antoine LIE Claire. claiming the foreclosure Of
certain mortgage inside BY said Edwin 2. Smith to
secure the payment Of three promikssry notes one
for three hundref dollars due Nay Goth. 1s66; ore
for one hundred dollars dee Nay 9eth, 1897, and
one for three hundred dollars due Nay S6th, 1859.
with interest ct 10 pr cent, per snnum, payable
onnuslly, snd conveytng the following deeesibed
peemip e IN the County o. 0enst, etese e lewe .
Wit The south half Of lot No niee o. aaA ~
soath half Of lot No. ten Uo) IN hlock No.. sghty.
six e) IN Il Cairss eisAt e1ditaen :" tAs ~ -
Xn1 usisss yeu aypsss ~ ,aesvss sssA psslAssa
@ 81 beSb.e ~ Art ~ .. ~ ns1S Sae1 q ~
~ nSlriss Qosrs = - .Asltsc & - ~ No.
..:'l.s''.zxi ! 8,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-23
Shcrin,s Sale.

THE STATE OF iowa. In the District court Of
SCOTT COUNTY, Scott county, Iowa.
DY virtue OF q special execution, Issued from
ID the once Of the Clerk OF ihe District
Court Of Scott county, state Of Iowa, In favor
Of Wm n leather, plaintiff, and sgsinst
8 Coy and John D,ty, defendants dated
June 10th, 1889, and to me directed, comma uding
that Ct tn real estate herens described. OF the
said Coy, make or cause to be ma Re the sum
OF one hundred fifty -four and 66-lOO dollars, with
interost and costa; and by virtue OF said special
execution, levied upon the follow ing described real
estate, .tuated in Scott county, iowa, to.wt: Lot
No and four In Block No two ~ in A;her
tons addition to this town Of Elz 4beih City, now
Princetonl az appear by tie recorded Plat OF said
addition in the Recorder ocn In said Scott county.
And hereby give public notice that thall oder
for sale At pablo outcry At the Court House door
theciy Of Davenport, in said county, on Saturday.
the 10th day o. July, 1919, b'tween the hours of
and O'Clock OF said day. TO the highest and beet
bidder therefor, ia cash, the above described prop
erty or sufficient thereof to satisfy the above debt
with Interest and costs.
Dated tn lAth day of June, 1859.
HARVEY LEONARD,
junl6 Sherin OF Scott county, Iowa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-23
Original Notice.
TATE OF IOWA, SCOTT COUNTY

UTATS VI IUWA SCOTTCOUNTY.-
To John Weimer, Emil Hezborn, ami Thon,,
Lewis, eirs:
NOU are hereby notifei that here Is now on n.
IN the once Of the Clerk OF the District Court IN
Scott county. bill 10 Ia aity pray ing taat . certain
deed made and executed by John Wilmer 10 Emf
Hezborn. and . Mortgage from Rn,il Htxbosn 10
Ihomss Lewis and deed from Holzbnn TO Lewis
WIENER. a. recorded In the cords OF Scott O. uu,y
Iowa, may be cancelled as clouds upon his title and
that he may have sue other relief as the ainfe OF
his case may require And that unless you appear
on OF before tie nfst day Of the next term Of s.d
court aud thereto according to the rules u
this Court, Judgment viii he rendered IN accordance
with tie prayer Of petitioner.
Dated This l7th day OF May A D. 1879
ERNST WOLfMAkN, Plaintiff.
b~JAMRs CIR Ant. Atty. IMay22
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-23
RAILROADS
T. Rock Island Railroad

~ UU0SCS AH1 W. S1CU10CDV9S
I'm and after Sunday Dec. 9Th 1858, and until
Ofurthcr notice. trains viii leave RocA Island daily
Sundays excepted, as follows:
LIST mail train ct 1O.2OA4
I'd freight ll.15AN
I'd night express 615P.1 n.
Trains arrive At Rock Island daily, Sundays e.
cepted, ~ follOWs: W
LIST night express a. 800 An.
I'd freight trains q 2.OOP. n.
3D. mail train ct 730P. NJ
All trains over this road In direct connection ct
Chicago with trains both the Michigan Southern
Michigan Central, Pilsburg, Fort Wayne and Chics-
go Rail Road TO and from Detroit, Toledo,
Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh,
Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara Fals, Albany New York,
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington. Also at
LaSalle with trains Of the Illinois Central Rood
North 0sens and South to St. Louis and Cairo %
which places tickets can be procured OF
w. B. Gremnelle, Ticket Agent,
Agents, &. X. Depot, Rock Island.
Passengers reminded OF the ssity Of giving
distinct directions to the destination their bag
gage also procure tickets before taking their seats
In the cars the conductors collect fares only 70 sta
tions the line OF the Chicago &Rock Island railroad
JOHN r. TRACY, Superintendent.
". H. WHrTNAH, Asst Sup't.
Rock Island. Dec. 8, 16hS ldtf1
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-23
Sherin'S Safe.

THE STATE OF IOWA, In the District Court
Srott County, lof Scott county, Iowa.
DY virtue of = special execution issued from the
ID once Of the Clerk OF the District Court Of Scott
County, Sta OF Iowa, In favor OF John Hall, plsh.
Tin, and against Andrew Logan. Edward \ Miies.
VIM Duntoa, Davis, watson L Go, Joseph Shields, "
Darlington, II Matthews. Logan, defendants,
dat,d June ., 1859 and to me directsd umsndinG
that Of tbs real esta'e hereinaft described OF
the said Andrew Logan make cause to be made
the Of velve hurd ed ,wenty four Is loo dol.
lars with interest and COSTS levied upon the south
west quarter OF the tou,h west quarter OF sec ion
No twenty -nne [79l and also the south east usvter
Of the south eat quarter Of section No thirty 1901
In To~nship No seventy nine 1871 North Of xsnse
three [S] east Of the nth t5lPA
And hereby give public notice that shall o0er
for sale 1t public outcry, 1t the Court House door
In the city OF Davenport. Scott county Iowa ON Sat
urtay the 18th day VI july, 1859, at the hour Of
O'Clock OF said day, to the highest and best bid
der therefor In cash. the above described property
or sufcent thereof to satisfy the above debt, wiu
interest and coats.
Dated this l4th day Of June, 1859.
n. LDONAlD.
junl6 sberi6 Of 0cott county. Iowa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-23
DENTAL.
JULIUS CHESEBROUCH,


MOULD respectfully inform the inhabitants Of
once directly over tho Davenport Gas 90. In Aer-
wins Block, Perry, between Third and Fourth st.
for the transact0n Of Mechanical and Oper Dcn.
tstry in all its branches Having received instruc-
tic FROM and during tho rast year been associated
with, OF the most able in the East he
feels confident that any operations eutrus ed to him
will be executed In careful and skillfnl manner
him With call, his recommendation which are Of
the highest character; and would invite the most
critical alton upon all work Committed % his
hands. All operations registered and warranted
He solcits share of the public patronage and takes
pleasure in submitting the following testimonial:
NEW LoHD0H, Oct. -, 1867.
This may certify that Dr. J, Ohesebrough has been
pupil OF mine In the study Of Dentistry, and that
during the past year. he has operated with me in my
confidence, and Cordially recommend him to any
wishing such services those Of careful and skin.
ful Dental Operator. WV. SHB1TlBLD.
And also In referring 70 Hessrs.
g. T. Z o. Shepard, Hon r. W. Wunams,
p O. Learned, DR.. ". ". ehefned,
Hon Ebeneser Learned, Learned,
Dr.. Lewis Belts, Rev Daniel Huntiugtou,
v Browne, DR. StoddaFd,
Of New London, Conn also 70
Or. Barrows, IN Bnrrowo.
pr withsrvax, Rev ) Mason,
WI Gurley Hsq., Messrs Cock 1 Sargent.
Rsv D Packard, DIS True,
4 = Barrow nsQ VA nemingtens
B woodward. Az Mast,
~ Smith, PAerwin,
aY S.ynaa.r Aw sali.y. l1sss
~ g Aakoun. Ohas PoveTs
Jos Laabrits. IN y noesss.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-23
Sts'Wved Or Stolen i.

TVR0N the subscriber, on or about the 9Th inst.
IL my ObeStaus 1aee "vItfI." Ste u veli
kneVn 70 most farmers throusho1t the county
Aavias sssn her frsqueatly q nv store IN navrS.
pest. ~ lans N IT, lstt Alad lae. An1 peisea
wAo WI give Ne u osnstaea q her vheisiAesSs
. Sl1es GU isss@ = $500 3; .?:sliss,
sl9vsels,k. H. s ~. a.
vhSUo .xAeostS6 hWun ~ vo4ss Aselatssnl 4
sstSsk III tsstA
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-01-22
MY SUNDAY,

! Sunday morning again. How many pleas.
ant breakfast tables it looks down upon.
No need to hurry away to Office or storu,
o: counting ,roou. Fathers come ieisurely
down in dressin k-gown aud slippers, aad SIP
fheir coffee without danger of choking. They
have time to onk round and see how tall tho
children are growing, and that nothing in
rhls world is so beautiful as a rosy baby
fresh from slunber. Mother, TOO. has tbe
Old, rirIish smile that comes not often on d
week day, Or if it does, father has not time
to notice it, aud that, perhaps, after ell, Is
the reason it comes so seldom. Il is pleasant,
after eggs and coffee, to sit comfortably down
by the fire, the centre # ring Of bappy
faces, aud hear tie church balls ehilns.
Time enohgiA yet to go, for this ia the frss
bell
Church bells are not to my ear ''sn In
pertineuce." One is free ageut. I au
free to go, which like to do; you are free
to stay, if you prefer though | may think
you make mistake. / don't say that I
should go every Sunday to hear nan who
was always binding doctrines together like
bundles of dry sFcks, and thrustinx them as
his yawning hearers. ] want to hear ser.
mon that any poor soul who struggles to
church from any by-Isus or alley, can un
derstand and carry botne With him to his
cellar or garrst; not sermon that comes on
chariot wheels, but afoot, and with warm.
llfesIike grasp fot every hones,-lyc, aud
dishouest-hand iu the assembly -defaulter
Or Magdalenj for who bade you slam Haav.
EMS gate in their facesS
| want hUDsaD sermon. I don't care
what Melchisalck, or Zerubb ,bsi, or Keren.
happuk did, ages ago; wan, to know whas
l am TO do, and l want somebody beside
theological book-worm to tell ms-samebOdy
who IL sometimes tempted and tried, aud Il
not too dignifed to own il; somebody like
ne, who is always shining and repenting;
')mebody who is GLAD aud sorry; aud erica
aud laughs and eats and drinks, aud aoaats
TO fight when they are trodd.n ou--and don'H
That's the minister for me. | dOn't want
spiritual abstraction, with stony eyes and
petrGed fingers, and no blood to battle with.
Whist credit is it to him to be propsrS How
can lie understand msg Were there onlS
such ministers in the pulpit / wouldn't 20
To church either, bscauss my impatient fees
would only beat tattoo on the new Goor
till service was over; bat thauk God There
are and while they preach | shall q IN
hear them, and come home better and haB-
pier for having done it.
s. pray YOU don't abolish my Sunday,
whatever you may do with yours, Done
tlke away my blessed Sunday breakfast
when We all have time to love one smother.
Don't take away he Sabbath bells, which
81 love to hear Don't take away my hu,
man munster, whose God is no tyrsn,, and
is better pleased to see us 20 smiling homs
from church, than bowng our heads like
buruShi and grooning back to o1r dinners
till all you anti Sabbstarians are mSd 10
abolish Sundsy-and ne wonder
FANNY FERN.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-01-22

MEAT HAsH.-A few weeks since family
in Boston, having heard Of cook who had
been highly recommended, she was employed
by hem, and one day was ordered to prepare
a hash" for dinner. The hash was served,
and it was excellent-al eagerly partaking
Of It until the dish was sclaped out Sopop-
ular after this did the hsshes Of the new
cook become, that it was nothing but hash
every day. At lasi the poor cook, bringing
in large dish Of it, the perspration pouring
from her face, she sat it down, and turning
to her mistress and lrawing herself up, said ;
"Mad am, | must quitye."
"Why, what's the matter, Betsy 2"
"Cause, ma'am, | cant give you bash
every day and folever-me jaws is all broke
down and me teeth is all worn out, chawin'
itfor yez r
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-01-22

THE CAMEL. Major Wayne Las written
an excellent account of that "ship of the
DESERT" the camel. to the Washington Ma
tioual Intellgencer, and he thus sums up
he general advantages that may be derived
from the use Of camels, as the result Of ten
years experience and observation
They will flourish as we'll in the United
States as either horses or mules.
They may be introduced at Mobile or
Pensacola at rates not gr, ater, certainly not
much greater, than present prices for good
mules. mh
they require no stables nor grooming.
They are as tough as either horse or mule.
They save heavy outlay for wagons,
carts, harness, and shoes, aud constant tax
for their repairs. c- ha f '1
Their physical energy is not largely
drawn upon for the draught of wagon OF
cart, and therefore is proportionably given
more usefully tothe transportation Of goods
They will do more work at the same cost
and keeping than either horse or mule.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-01-22

PaETrr WoMRN--If wo have i weak
ness or foibIe incident to human nature, il
is admiration Of pretty women. The follow.
ing correct description must have been writ,
ten by one who was similarly affected
A pretty woman is one Of the institutions
of the country-un angel and glory. She
makes the sunshine, blue sky, Fourth Of
July, and happiness wherever she goes. Her
path is one Of delicious roses, perfume and
beauty She is sweet p'em, written in
rare curls, Choics ealico aud principles Men
stand up before her as 30 many admiration
points to melt into cream and butter. Her
words float around the ear like music birds
of paradise, or the chimes Of Sabbath bells
Without her, society would lose her truesy
attraction, the church its finest reliance, aud
young men the very best of comforts and
company Her influence is generally 10
restrain the vicious, strengthen the weak,
raise the lowlY, fannel shirt the heather,
and encourage the faint hearted. When.
ever you find tie virtuous woman, you also
6nd pleasant 6resides, bouquets, clean clothes,
order good living. gentle heart piety, music,
light and model insti utions generally, Sic
is the foWer Of humanity. very Venus iu
dimity, and her inspiration is tbe breath Of
heaven.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-01-22

From THE PLAINs.-The st. Louis Re
publican Of th4 7ti, noticing the arrival OF
tile twenty sixth overland mail, on the night
Of the 9Th, with San francisco dates OF Tie
18th ult., says:
Three companies of U. S. Dracoous had
gone out from Lns Angeles with train OF
eighteen wagons, to establish post in the
Navajo country, three hundred miles above
Fort Yuma, on the Colorado river. The
Navajoes, after driving back the mail, which
was returning from Stockton to Kansas Cny,
Mo-, had declared that no mora mail parties
should pass through their territory, aud that
they would massacre the next one which
came in their wsy.
Along the Butter6ed route, the one over
which Mr.. NJ. came, the employees of the
Mail Company and the Camanches were vir,
tually at war. The former are study, hardy
fellows, and seemed more anxious to fight
than their Indian enemies. They were
building strong station houses Of abobes or
stone, and had from ten to twenty guns at
each Of them The Camanches had gone
to a station, believed TO be Pope's beyond
the Llano Estacado, and run of twenty y,seven
mules. When the stage arrived there the
station meu were all out hunting for their
lost stock, and the coach was compelled 10
keep on forty miles further with the same
team for want of relay. In passing ueat
the Pecos river, aftG nightfall, the drivers
and conductors Of the coach one nigh. seized
their guns and fred hastily two rounds at a
psrty of ten or fifteen Camanches, whom
they saw ahead Of them, by the moonlight.
The Indians were on horseback, and escaped
without being wounded. They did not offer
to return the fire,
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-01-22
A PAINFUL CASE.

A painful and rather curious case, saw
the New Orleans Crescent, has been decide
in one of our District Courts. Il was con
hct between parents for the possession of
natural child. An unmarried woman sued
out writ of habeas corpus, to recover pos
session Of her child, little hoy Two year,
and half oId, which she said was illegally
kept from her by a certain citizen and b.,
wife.
On trial, it appeared that this citizen wa
he father Of the child, which had been
h nded over to him by the mother wien il
was trouble and disgrace TO her. He
had accepted it and was doing for it all thai
any father could do for lawful child; be
sides which, he loved it and petted t fondly
This genteman's wife, with a magnanimty
quite rare in such cases, (knowing as she did
all about the child) had adopted it also, aud
loved it as il it were her own. On trial, tse
atIer was not able to prove that the mother
had given the chill to him for good and all.
On Monday the Judge decided the case,
which was, that the child must be de ve,. d
over TO its mother, With the order of Court,
and accompanied by the moh,r, a Deputy
Sheriff Went to the residence of tie father to
get The child and pass it over to its mother.
lie describes the scene created by his visit as
the most touching and distressing thing he
ever saw. The adopted mother turned pale
as death, tried to put him off upon different
pretext', and to delay the separation as long
as possible. Taking the child up stairs TO
wash him and dress h'm, she locked him up
and told the Deputy he could not have him
Till the husband came home
The Deputy said, politely, that be would
wait till the husband could be sent for. The
lady efusel 10 let him send one of her ser
wants, and shutting herself up with the child,
remained there, leaving the Deputy with his
paper in The hail and the impatient motle-
waking up and down the bauquette in front
Of the house. The Deputy took human
view of the case and being unable to leave
without fulfilling the order of Court, sat down
and awaited the husbands arrival. He wait
ed just two hours; the mother outside occa.
Sioually stepping in to inquire what all the
clay was about. When the husband arrived
the Deputy politely explained his bus nes7
and was politely treated. The gentleman
went up stairs, AMI aftOr a while came down
with his wife and the child.
The little fellow was nicely dressed; AMI
his adopted mother brought down with him
a whole aImful of the dAnties little colhe,
and ruffies, etc, besides number If toy:
which had been purchased for The pet a
Christmas All these she laid on the q ,or at
his feet without saving word too proud
to display either affection or grief before the
hated mother Of her pet, yet showing symp
oms OF the most intense suppressed agony
The iather acted AS became man under
such circumstances allowing the child tc
90 quietly aud without fuss The mother
ook the little one in her arms, the Dep l,y
gathere up the clothing and toys, and hey
eft. The door closed quietly behind them
and that was the last of it,
The Deputy says he hopes never to have
to perform such piece of business again.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-01-22

A CHAPTER OF FIRST THINGS Cats
were first discovered to possess nine lives by
Sesostr;s, of Egypt, 1920 B. G.
Tootbpicks were invented by Diodorus
Siculus, the historian, at Alexandria, So B.
c., to pick the "tooth OF time"
Back straps were first applied to iron
sbovels at Schenbrun, by Mutum in Parvo
July 14th, six P NJ, A. D. 1897.
The first apple>stand established by wo1
man, at Eden, in Armenia, 40O4 B. G.
Red tape was first used to decorate the
eyes, by Silenus, schoolmaster, at Attica,
March 25th, (year uncertain. o.a
A stand.up dicky first worn in Hull, June
5th, A. d, 1877,
Dealings with the dead, first perpetrated
by Sigma, April 1st. A. D, 1851, and final
ly terminated very appropriately by running
the subject into the ground.