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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-03
MARINE AFFAIRS.
THE BLACK WARRIOR.

TIE BLACK WARRIOR.
We are irfo med by Cop NJ. nit. ore Of tie Un-
derwrters agents thst tie steamship Black Warrior
i, completely broken sp snidssips, although her
walking besm is eth standing. About fifteen feet Of
Ter bow and % feet Of her stern remain out OF water
Her machinery will probibly be al saved.
The steamship Marion has not ye: been Hoatsi.
FOR EUROPE.
TIE Cunard steamer Africa, Capt. Stanton. left
yesterday afternoon for Liverpool With - passengers
ana s662, 2l6 in specie.
The rev Commandatt of the Navy. Yard has hal
Matchbox erected q. tie gate, in which mao s sta
toned TO take note Of the movements 10 aud out of
the bosses attached 10 the different workshops and 10
report on any lengthy ,bserce Of tie employees. Tas
step has been considered advisable in consequence of
the many complaints that nave been made before and
sircs The proceedings Of the Investigating Committee
in relation 70 going out to the city on private
business and Leaving their departments to idle journey
men.
Capt. Feo.e, Surgeos jackson aud Lieut.. Mel.ny Of
this station have been subp-naed = attend thai Of
some slave.s.eslers at New Haven.
Lent. BaIrst has been ordered to Key West.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-03
RAILROAD ACCIDENTIN VERMONT ONE
MAN KILLED.
Cor,,porstne, q u. N. Y. rhsuu,

WrsT PAwLET VI March |, 1859.
A, the evening uan north hsi ps'sei our depot
about one hundred rods the whole Of i. was thrown
from he track down 81 enb4rkm Of Thirty feet
farming the engine t.rd,r and baggage car completely
over and badly smashing them mp. Mr.. - II ,ien
Of Arlington, Vt was in tie baggage ear, snd was u-
stsD,ly killed. The passengers escaped With few
bruises. The engineer ard fireman, strange 10 gay,
escaped with slight bTui-c each. II is supposed thst
TIE cattle train ,d turned rail thus causing The dis
aster. There few trees that helped break the
fail Of TIE ears their down Tus1 or the resut would
have been worse. Mr.. Holden was sirse man; he
brother s station agent a. Shusban, ~ Y. He is the
frs. passenger that nsI been killed the road since
the cars commenced running, eight years ago. H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-03

rsSy a. /. ioke or i,osc, sn3 Ct sIes!ient rory
teller. Ard, wha. would be sirgnlN ! an sorry 70
tsy in The csse of sry man, sni especially sDgulI
in bic esse hs stores rsrey il ever bordered on the
obscers. Ny Informant Gays t,s. in al hrs inter-
coure he never heard him tel one OF tha; descrip-
tor He Effected eocen,'ictJ in msrner and costume
WAS uucogtb % speech ard rough il siire's purposey
lie uld cone 70 dinner ~th riding whip urdsr his
ARM snd wa sometimes in the street wearing top
boots ard leather lesg'rxs. Notwithstanding thess
ptculiaTi,iss he vas int.Iste With geot'ersn who
stood well in cur resident society, such
az Mayor Be1e, NJ. Clement Hill, aud
Mr.. Ogls TsJlor - whose csrrisge followed the
bearse tpdsy-snd slwsys s. home in tteir houses
He Wss in = word, young man Of fashion, who dared
to be urconven,ionsl, and able 10 be something
el,e 4 s1 q man about tom. Dis tslsnts are no
doubted but his career as Distrct-A.torrey princ
pslly arked elsewhere than in this city by his f,l
IRE 10 conyc. in the csse OF the Cslornis Herbert
tried for killing wsi.ssn of.nse, /; mus. be oSned,
upon which boarde-s at Washington hotel in
clined 20 look eDently He WAS lsvish of money,
spert great deal horse hesb, and would often hire
scarrisge-heie where one is so desr-.o carry him
single iqusre.
People still vo,der how Mr.. Sickles hs, been eIs.
bei to live a. lie hiss been living this Winter 1t is
s.d that be received absolutely nothing from bis
sther or bis SITES rels.ives.
il is undoubtedly for Mr.. Sckless interest that the
Trial should take place a. soon a. possible HIS ey.-
derce is on the sp5t, while the prosecution will be
obliged to lock TO New York for theirs, uoless they
coIf1e Themselves TO the facts attending the deed
itself, and make no Inquiries into character II nov
seems probable that tie Gfsrd Jury WI. take up the
csse on Monday, bring in bill on Tuesday, aud have
the case ready for Trial by Wednesday Of next week.
From statements tai have gone sbfo.d, it might be
itfsr1ed that Mrs. Sick occupied high position in
Washington society This would he mistake. Her
receptions largely attended it is true but go are
those Of almost every lady -bo chooses to keep open
house here Tue truth is that she stood upon rather
dubious ground ard have heard more than one gen.
temsp of urdoubied position scof at the suPposiion
that be had ever crossed her threshold Her position
was one which every person who chooses to give good
dinners can obtain nothing better The select circles
she did lot enter. c.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-22
TE EGR A PHO


BALTIMORE. Oct. 2o.-In Il con CREATION
held with Capt. Brown yesterday, in the
presence Of Senator Mason, Messfs. Faulk-
ner. Vsliandingham, and others. he made
several answerE which clearly demonstrate
the eomplicity # numerous persons in ,he
northern, western and eastern States. He
refuses to answer the question. whether he
had held q conference with Giddngs. of
Ohio. about his Vi ginin expedition. He
admitted that he had correspondence with
parties at the north on the subject and had
numerous sympathisers in all the free States.
Dispatches were received here from Ha-
gerstown. which declare that Cooks wife
certainly went to Harrisburg on Tuesday,
and took boarding in the same house with
Browns daughter in law.
Tie Shorthand his deputy Of Hsgerstown
followed Cook as far as Green Castle to-day,
and the Impression there was that Cook had
left for Chambersburg The impression at
Hagerstown Is. that Cook passed through
last night The Sheriff was credibly in
formed At Green Castle, that q load Of hoxes
passed through there on Tuesday. for Wash
ington county, loaded with rifles. pistols and
pixies. The stage driver Of the Chambers
burg line also confirms the statement in
regard to Cooks wife.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-22
1.ator from Harp esss Ferry.

HARPER's FERRY, Oct 90. Scouts are out
in the mountains. searching for Cook. but
there is no doubt but that be has ere this
passed the Pennsylvania line and is far on
his way towards Canada. Every stranger
that passes here is looked upon with aus
pieion, and several have been arrested on
the charge Of being spies.
Mr.. VIM Lee, gentleman from Nickolls4
vile. was brought in to day under arrest
causing great excitement. He was soon
recognized and discharged. Mr. Ould also
left for Washington last evening. thus vir-
tunlly leaving the prisonees in the hands OF
the Virginian authorities. 1t is said that
Gov Wise is not very complimentary 10
the people Of Harper's Ferry imputing to
them cowardics in allowing such handful
of men to hold population Of near 1000
inhabitants prisoners for "a hours He also
spoke Of the fact of s or 10 men keeping 40
or 50 citizens in confinement One replied,
well, Governor. but You must remember
we were packed together like sheep"
The Governor replied.
"Yes. | know that; bnt | must cay that
think you acted like sheep also"
The hearing OF the case before the exam
ination Court Of Justice will take place to-
morrow. when it is probable the prisoners
will be removep to Wythesviile for trial.
Capt. Brown is not considered in danger
from his wounds. Stevens will, it ia thought
not survive. He. however, has q powerful
constitution, and may recover. Gerrit
smiths letter is us follows:
PETERBOROUGH. June A, '5y.
Cart. JOHN BRowN--Ny dear treead-I
wrote you a week ago, directing my letter
to the care Of Mr. Kearny. He replied in
forming me that he had forwarded it TO
Washington. But as Mr. Martin received
last eyening letter from Mr.. Sanborn say
ing your address would be your sons house
wise West Andover, therefore wrote you
without delay, and direct my letter to your
sons.
l have done what could thus far for
Kanses. and what could To keep you At
your Kansas WORK Losses ny enIUI seul-nt
and otherwise, have brought me under hea
w embarrassment the last two years But
must nevertheless continue to do. in order
to keep you at your Kansas work send
you herewith my draft for two hundred
dollars. Let me hear from you on the re.
ceip. Of this letter You live in our hearts
and our prayer TO God Is that Line Bust
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-22
VI,KI STEE'S WHEREAS ON THE
i Itih day nf June A ID 1871 Hans Nah.

1,KI STEE'S SALE WHEREAS S ON THE
18th day Of June, A. ID. 1851, Hans Meh-
rens, Executed unto Austin Corbin ~ Trus-
tee, a certain deed of trust, conveying unto
said Trustee the land in Scott county, lows,
describe US follows. to wit.
Lots NJ. nine, ten, To- eleven I'll and
twelve, - in block No. five, ) as numbered
aud designated on the recorded plat Of Sturde-
wants map Of town lots also the west h nlf of lot
No. SIX. ~ in block No. fourteen la in the
City Of Davenport, which said convey ance
wns made by said Hans Mehrcns for tho pur-
pose of securing the payment IL four promis
4ory notes two Of which were payable as FOL
lows One tor II and ,O-l00 dollars, and the
other for the sum Of five hundred and forty
five dollars, both due in six months from ths
datcs thereof 10 the ordcr Of Ralph Mefcalf, and
drawing interest mt the rate Of ton per cent
after due.
And now said rromissory notes having be
come due and payable, and the said Hans
Mchrens having failed to pay the cane, J.,
Austin Gorbin, Trustee rs aforesaid, do hereby
give thi. public notice, that by virtue of the
power which is in mo vested bv said deed IL
trust, will, on saturday, the 18th day OF No
veInber, A. ID. 1859, ut the hour nf o'clock r.
ii. of snid day, at the Court House door in tho
said county Of scott, and in the City of Daven-
port, expose and offer for sale for cash nt Pubs
lie Auction, the parcel Of land above described,
or 30 much thereof as shall be sufficient 10 sat
isfy and pay tn amount of said notes, with tho
interest thereon To the day of sale, together
with al costs and expenses attending such
sale, c.sE - this notice and trustees fees
AUSTIN CORBIN, Trustee.
October 90, 1853. oct Il -dtsl
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-22
l. u NJ M r RCI Al.
DAVENPORT MARKET.
DAILY REPORT.
OFFICE DAILY DEAocRAr Asp Nsws

OFFICE DAILY DEAocRAr ANp Nsws !
DAVENPORT, OCTOBER u, 1859.
WEATHER. Cold snd cloudy, witha raw
east wind. Arrivals not large as during the
first part Of the week, but q very fair amount
Of grain coming in.
I Markets. Our grain dealers we're much
more cautious then they have been for the
past week or two, in consequence Of the recent
decline Barley come down yesterday 4ddc
II has declined in Chicago loc. Oats also
took tumble down, fetching up ut 26d27.
FLOUR Our market does not vary at all
fair retail trade is going on at ST. 40. whols-
sale, - 90. Shipments 900 bbls
WHEAT Markets active and unhanged.
Millers still monopolixe the most brought in,
they being obliged TO use large amount to
bu. Shipments 33O bu.
BARLEy--Dull It decline Of 3,1 &c. Re
ceipts 1850 bu. Shipments 1850 bu. Dealers
did not venture over 55c To- day, 4oc being the
ruling figure.
OATS Declined 2M3c,' not many in
market buyers offering a5@27c. Receipts 215
bu.
CoaN-Msrket price zoe; very little oming
in. Receipts light. Shipments none.
POTArOEs-Active ut yesterdays quotations
-35tG4oc. Receipts $50 bu. Shipments
none.
ONIoNs-In good demand and prices un
changed, 2543Vc. Receipts 400 bu. Shipm
ments none.
HAY Market in good condition..with large
supply. We quote upland prairie at 81 400
s. 90.
EGGs In good demand at llMI25c, for
shipping.
Butter good demand for family use.
W. quote good dairy at 17ta2oc; common FIR
kin and roll at l2xGI5c.
CHEESE w estern Reserve &c wh olesale and
1oWl2H retail.
HAAs-Good sugar cured SC retail; common
lOc.
SHOULDERS Good &c " wholesale and retail,
&c canvassed.
DRIED BEKF-llc wholesale and l3c retail.
DRIED APPLES A good article quoted at ! lc
wholesale and ~ retail.
DRIED PEAcHss-unpared 1l12 Wholesale
and ! &c RETAIL pared csc retail
CoDFIsH-A good article SO retail.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-22
,l,RUSTEE'S WHEREAS ON THE

u,RUSTEE'S WHEREAS ON THE
/ II day Of May, A. ID, 1871, Canada Ms-
Cullough and Joanna Mccullough his vile, Of
Cedar County, Iowa, executed unto Austin
Corbin Of Scott County, Iowa, = certain Deed
of Trust, conveying TO said Trustee the land
folow. to wit The North East quarter, and
the North West quarter of the Sonth East
| quarter. and the North Fast quarter u tho
| South West quarter Of section No. twenty
| four u and the north east quarter of tho
| north west quarter Of section No. fourte en-
| IA, and tho south east quarter of the south
east quarter of section No. thirteea Il3l 10
Township No. eighty-one ~ north of range
| No. one west Of the 5th =. N. Which said
conve vance was made hy the said Canada Ma
| Cul ulIough and Joanna mis- wife, for the pur-
| nose of securing the payment of two certain
prora.sory notes, and the interest thereon,
signed BY said Canada Mccullough, dated the
1t day " May A. y. 1857, and payable 70 tho
order of Charles j. Dupont, one in six months,
snd the other in twelve, the first for the sum
.f Que hundred aud eighty seven and so l0o
dollars, and the other for the sum Of sixteen
hundred and eighty seven and so-10O dollars,
| with intcrest at ten per cent after due.
| And now. said last nsmsd note having be-
| come due and payable, and the said Canada
| Mccullough having failed to pay tho same,
| Austin Corbin, Trustee ~ Aforesaid, do hsre-
| by give this public notice that by virtue of tho
power which is in me vssted.by said deed a
trust, will, on Saturday,the 18th day u
November, A. d. 1859, at the hour of2 o'clock
y. NJ. Of said day. 1t the Court house door, In
| the city u Davenport, i'm Aaid Scott County, ex.
pose and offer Tor sale public auction for cash.
| the parcel Of land above described, os 10 much
thereof as shall be sufficient to sAaisfy and
nay the amount Of said note, with the interest
thereon to the day u safe, together with all
the costs and expenses attending said sale.
costs of this notice, and trustee fees.
October, 10th, 1859.
oct 81 AUSTIN CORBIN Trustee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-22
Farm for sale.

4 On ACRES, fenced 10 four % scre lots, and 81
j UU bSOke except - scres; two story frame
house nsssiy new, four rooms and porcl b=Ios and
swo large rooms above, CO lar, eeod weii st the
Asor, sood we'll ~ stable; stsb.ios ae1 other Out-
bstidnGs; apple o'chaSd In tearing; cherrtss cur
Yaote, ooseberFies, plums, grapes he; taober, lel
o. god eeai and rock near ~ place. runstr vstsl
ecvoss the farm said fssm lies On the Dosenpost
and IS miles west 81 Davenport, sn40 Qil-s frCa
Wntna. osid pssperty y o6sss1 . - ~ scse q
payneots n ault uoqsive for
-. y, ~ 11ANCm eILHn11 S.S.:
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-22
NEW YORK MARKET.

New YORK, October %.
FLoUR-5c better, but less active Sales
5000 bbls. - - Super State; 81 yOd4 IS Ex-
ira State: 81 75t1x4 so Super Western 81 9j
ass % Common to Extra Western; - 400
80 6o inferior to good shipping brands Extra
X. II. d.; Canadian Flour quiet, sales 200 bbs
So 4G6l$6 %.
BYE FLcuK-Steady 81 60M440
WHEAT-lc better, and very quiet. Nosales
of magnitude:
RYE-Quiet and firm at 900
BARLEY-Scarce.
CCRN-Buoyant. Sales tritfling.
OATs.-Bctter. 43cM45
PoRK Quiet. Sales 100 bbls. SIS 80 Ness;
1o300 toss Prime.
PRIME BEEF Unchanged.
Cur MEATs-Scarce and quiet.
LARD-Dull. sales l0G bbls llcMl1Ilc
BUTTER. = Fair, request l5c(d 2Oc stale,
IL 12ca lsc Ohio.
CHEESE Nc l0Hc.
WHIsKEY Dull and nominal. 2sI2M29.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-22
CHICAGO MARKET.

October ~, 1859.
The news by the late arrival from Europe,
caused . speculative demsn nd for wheat, and .
consequent slight rise in Flour.
Flour advarcsd lo@l2Lc. Can firm.
Oats advanced a@lc: Barley steady and
quiet
FLoUR-Receipts4 47l7 bbls. Iowa Spring ex-
FRA S4,22l.
WuEAT-Reccipts ii ,6O2 bu. No, Spring
SGM s61ac "a very fine lot brought soc, ali in
store.
Corn Receipts 4llO bu. canal 5lcafoat:
Oars Receipts Is Isl bu. No Canal 81
@32lzc.
Receipts 1907 bu. Sales Of No.
5711c. choice lot sold at soc on track.
POTATOES Common to good 35(q 4oc swee,
do 71el95c fair to choice.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-22
,I,KusTEE'S SALE WHEREA s ON TIL

rI>ku eTEE'S SALE WIIEREA s ON THE
L 2i day Of September, A. ID. 1858, Alex
andre Thorn and Joseph THORN executed
unt. William 7. Cressler as Trustee, a Ger
tam deed Of trust, conveying TO said Trustee
land IN Muscatinc County, Iowa, described
n follows, 10 wit
The northeast quarter Of the northeast quar-
ter OF section No two, 90 in township No
seventy seven 90 north Of range one, IN
east ot the 9TH J.. NJ, containing forty acres Of
land, which said conveyance was made by the
said Alexandrc and Joseph for the purpose Of
securing the payment Of one certain promissory
note and the interest thereon signed. by said
Alexandra and Joseph, dated the 2nd day Of
september. A. u. 1858, and payable one year
after date at the law Office Of Cock, Dillcn 4
liniicy. for the sum Of ioJ and 40 100 dollars.
to the order OF Lament PilIort, with interest
after maturity at the rate Of ten per cent
per annum.
And now, said note having become due and
the said Alexandra and Joseph having failed
To- pay the same, l, William 7. Cresslsr, Trus-
tee as aforesaid, do hereby give this public
notice, that by virtue of the power which IL in
me vested by said deed Of trust, / will, on Sat
urday. the 10Th day Of November. A. D. .52, 1t
the hour Of z o'clock in the afternoon ofsaid day
Mt the Court House door in the city of Daven-
port expose and offer for sale for cash At Public
Auction, the parcel Of land above described, or
81 much thereof shall be sufficient to satisfy
and pay the amount Of said note with the in
terest thereon to the day Of sale, together with
all the costs and expenses attending said sale,
costs of this notice and Trustees fees.
WILLIAM +. CRESSLER, Trustee.
Dated the 10Th day Of October, 4. ID. 1859
oct II dts
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-22

CHEAP RENT.-The whole of the
Griggs' Block. on Perry street, consisting OF
three stores, three stories high, has been
leased by Mr.. Benjamin Beckett for the term
Of four years from next January, for the
very small sum Of s4OO per year. Mr.
Beckett is to pay the taxes and insurance in
addition to the above sum. The object Of
leasing this property for the above low fig
ure is. we suppose, to draw business to that
street. Mr.. Beckett thinks he will soon
have the stores and offices filled a ith good
tenants, and that before the expi, alton Of
his lease the trade Of Perry street will be
second to none in the city. We hope this
may be the case, for that street il certainly
one Of the finest in Davenport, and Griggs
Block has but few superiors.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-22

n,RUsTEE'S SALE. WHEREAS on THE
] isi day Of September A. ID. 1855, Peter
huhi oi Scott County. lows, executed unto
Louis A. Nacklot ~ name County No Trustee.
The land in Clinton County, lows, described ~
icllows. IL wit
The north east quarter Of section No. thirty
hse .@5. n Township..No. eighty one 1911,
norm oi tange No. TwoI21 east Of the 5th r.
w. men said conveyance was made by said
ietef huhi Tor tie purpose Of securing tho
lavment ~ one certain promlssovy note and
the interest thereon, signed by said kuhl, for
The am of SIX hundred and forty dollars.
AMI parable To the order OF Austin Cosbin. IN
ten years after date. with interest
thereon At the rate Of ter per cent Per annsm
payable annually.
And now. the interest on said note due Sen
tenber lst sos, having become due and p~ya
bic and the said Peter kuhi having failed to
pay thcsamc |, Louis A. Mackiot, Trustee a.
aforesaid, by virtue Of the power which is in
Inc vested by said Deed Of Trust. do hereby
give this public notice, that will ON Saturday,
the 18th day of November. A. d. 1859, At tho
hour Of two o'clock r. NJ. Of said day, ~ the
Court House door, in the city Of Davenport,
expose and offer for sale, at public auction.
The parcels of land above described, or 20
much thereof IA shall DO sufficient TO satisfy
ani pay the amount OF sa,d interest with the
interest thereon to the day Of sale, together
with all the costs and expenses attending said
sale. costs OF this notice, and Trustoer fees
October 2Oth 1899.
oct2i LOUIS A. MACkLOT, Trustee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-22
~ The Council met Yesterday

r@ The Council met yesterday,
but did not accomplish much a large batch
Of bills were passed, aud few resolutions
Of no Importance. do. A resolution was
passed instructing the Mayor to dispose Of
the 500 copies of" Wilkes Dav export Past
and Present" as he should deem judicioua-
A copyis to be sent to everv public library
10 the State, and also to every distinguished
individual. II the instructions are TO be
understood 80 directing the Mayor to send
. copy to every individual :. distinguished
for meanness as we'll as other qualities
We would suggest that the easiest way to
get rid Of them, would be for him to pro.
cure the names Of the Republican officials
of this State for the past two years, and
send each Of them copy. Head the list
with old Grimes. and ifyou have any book q
LETT. present them to the essiately elected off,
GERS Of this county. They are distinguish
ID" in aa sminsat degree, for the above
quality.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-22

SToP THIEF - Yesterday after.
noon young man vent into Dsdrick's boot
and shoe store. and.swatching his opportu.
nifty, stole pair Of CATERS. with which he
made of. As soon as he got to the door
he started down the alley on . run, follow.
ed closely by one Of the clerks. bat Mr.
Thief dcdged into the LeClaire House yard
and through the house to Second street.
We understand that the gaiter fancier i,
given to making hay while the sun shinss
The fellow will be watched. and If he
makes his appearance again on this. side,
will be arres,ed.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-22

OCTOBER TERN.
GEO. g. WIG Ut, Chief Justice.
w. G.. WOODWARD

GEO. g. WkiG TIT, Chief Justice.
VIC. WOODWARD
LID. STOCKTON, 'us''ees.
LEWIS KINSEy, Clerk.
Gao. N. MATHEWS, ClerA pro tes.
7s9 William Kean vs. Parker ct al, apt
Henry co. Afisined per cent
7si Leach 4 Man VS. Ray 4 viney, appts-
henrv co. Affirmed per cent.
A7T BARLEY vs. Dewey aud Dew olf appts-
Henry co. Affirmed per cent.
.'3 Parks vs. Dusd lie, appt Henry co
affirmed pee cent.
's4 Berry, appt, vs Abbehenry eo-af
frmed.
:. $50 Stoneman vs. Wholly, appt- Alamake,
reversed.
5a5 Scott, appt, vs Simeral- Dubuque CO.
reversed.
so2 Hodgdon, appt, vs. Stomton ct al -Du
buque co-reversed.
"a Clark, appt, Larkin, Des Moines co e.
frmed.
s0s Mennon vs. Been ct si-Heury eo-re-
versed.
s73 Stay / Thomas for USE Of c. b. King,
Hppt, VS. Stitch Ter and Crane DcsNioines-re-
vessed.
657 Clsmsns vs. Elder ct al, appts--Mar-
shall co-reversed.
434 M.rwin vs. Sherman ct al, appts Scott
co-motiOn overruled.
,7oo State Of Iowa, appt, vs.. Burdick -har-
din co-reversed.
775 State of Iowa vs. Nssh-Lee co-sub-
mitted
III State Of Iowa W. Endlou, apyt-Lee CO
unlimited.
7o2 State OF lows vs. Butcher, appt-Loui-
81 co-submitted
7o7 Cook VS. Logan ct al, sppts -DesMoines
7s9 State Of Iowa VI Ramon, ,appt -Msuca-
tine o-submitted
795 Jones, appt, VS. Wilson ct al-Louisa co
Continued
1876 Hendry L Harris VS. kinsey 1 Foster,
co-submitted
500 Levi Chase vs. Moines
SOL Haycock, appt, VS. Williamson. O'Con-
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