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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-11-10

SSTHEHE he introduces to the notice Of
W thusr atlli cted with any form Of Private
Disease, The fHENCu SYsItH CT CURE. This
class of 0mpaints he has made speciality for
the last b raurs, aud the knowledge he has ai
the New NJ rFAOD OF IKEATMESr now i'll opera.
ton in Paris, and the liosl itais vt this couu-
try, warrants him in saying that none Of the
forms the disease is wont to assume, rs wthJuf
Il Sue, Qujck uHd Permanent Remedg. The
remedies employed by the DR.. are free from amy
offensive ta-te or smell, contain no mercury
aud require no change Of diet. business or
pleasure. Persons can be cured at home by
stating their case aud addressing DR.. Wn. II.
llorT. Male and Female, who have Sprrma-
torrhua or Nocturnal Emissions. lose NJ time,
but consult the DIR and get his Specific. which
hat saved thousands from the grave aud which
i warranted TO cure this disease in from to
q weeks or the money rrtunded. Price So
DIR. IioYT i. also agent for by. Dumas femoIc
Monthly Pills. No iennl, should be without
them racy car truly be called the Female :
Friend"
y drsileratum has been gained in the Prac
tice Of Medicine hitherto unuttainal'le by the
medical faculty. Or. DUMAS has used these in
his practice in Paris (Which is the largest oi
any Physician in that riry} to- years, and aev-
cr during the 80 wears practice, has he hesn
known 4" have failure. These Pills have been
approved by the Ecoie de Ned.",ne, fully sane
toned by the NJ. K. c. ;. Of London, Edinburgh
and Dublin, is failing remedy Tor pro-
ducjng the Catcmchtal o. NoHihIt Flow
Though perfectly harmless tu;Ae most delicate.
yet iadics are earnestly requested not to mis-
take their condition, tif pr yuan t. Ms mi:car-
riage would cmsue. Price 81 per box sent by
mail.
DR.. DUMAS FEMALE PEorfCTI>G lNSrrlM EHT
patented and protected by pr. DUMAS, OF raris
and sanctioned by the College of Physicians
and Surgeons of London.
This Instrument cnauirs those whose health
or circurn. tance- dc not permit Of an increase
81 family. to regulate or limit their Off priu :
without injurins the constitution. The Instru'
neut Is perfectly safe no metallic substance en-
tcring into it, composition il will last lite,
time without getting ont Of order, aud cannot
iHil. II can hc carried about the nrrson ana
used without interference to the cnujugai rela-
,iorS Of III" married state Those who do not
find it as represented can have the amount oil
its cost retained. Sent by mail to any part O
the United States and Canada on the receipt Of
So. Don't mistake the name or place.
DR.. WIN. E. li0YT.
March 81. iSjJ-ly. Syracuse, Y.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-11-10

How TO MAKE FENCE. To build CON-
mon rail fence, begin at the bottom Of
all hills or ascents. and build up-this
will make the fence stand much better
against the wind and all disturbing caus-
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II T.: vNy g.qw,F II

" - ~ " - -GF L. e. "a
III setts, Cauco. Mosaic. Lam, Il oldst"ne, Plain
Sets, Mourning BrcuatpIus. and Enri'ings, all
Of the very latcs, styles | ais" have Il large
stock OF Gold Lvckcts, bracelets, Cuff Pins,
Sleeve Buttons, II large stock"t Finger Eiugs
and Gold studs. Gold Witch kcy>, cold auL
Silver Chaius of all styles. Cold and silver
rhimbrc. and great variety Of other articles.
My stock has been sclcctcd with great deal o!
care ut cash prices and with the determination
to dispose OF it suasr" give general "ait,ihcton.
a visit to my establishment is respectfully soli-
cited. Hoping to receive patronage, ale" in
form the public that repair all kinds Of Watch
e., and Clocks in a neat and duirh'c maj ner !:
particular attention paid to Fine Watch work.
All Watches and Clocks repaired by me are
warranted for one year r CnIrlUlly used.
Cumberland March H. lsiq--N.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-11-10
CONNISSIO\ERy S.lLE
OF 81 BULL d. NJ J. O II

OF 81 BULL d. NJ J. O Il S
near Grafton.
Emily Yates, Guardian, pUKsUANT to a
James A. Tnlcs' Heirs. county Circuit Court
in the above cause, rendered 10th August, 1895,
the undersigned commissioners, app uintcd for
the purpose, will, On the
2OIh day OF December, 1855,
(conrt day. in front Of the Court House, of
said county, scll ut AUCTION to the highest
bidder, the following LOTS of ground to wit:
LOTS No |, 9 3, e, 9, 10. IL, IL.
l6, II. go, 81. 70. 2G, 81, IS, 81.
81, 81, IS, 80. 40. 43 and Al,
being twenty-lour of the forty
four Lol>iaid ont OIL tie Yates
land with streets and alleys SUIT
able for buildmg-lo.s. These
lots lie Opposit" Grafton between
the South side of the \orthWrS-
tern Virginia Railroad and the
Valley river, within Il few rods
of the Kal,ruad Bridge, and
possess uneq allied adyanlag S
is sites Cox rcSlderce and buaI-
hess to settlers III tins rapidly
growing town.
TERMS Credit of /. .. >. 4, 3 ami years
with interest from uay Of sale. payable annual
Iy. security required and lien retained tor Pun.
chase money.
q. ". HANSBRoUGH,
B. +. MARTIN,
Commissioners.
October II, lSjS-tEl Pruntyt0wn, Va.
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New Lumber Yard.

| THE undersigned have now on hand an as
L sortment of LUMBER. of various sizes nd
qualities, SHINGLES, LATuS, de-, to which
they are making constant additions, So as to
Keep up full supply at all times.
Office and Iucd the South end Of Centre ST.,
where thu pnblic arc invited TO call before pur-
chasing els here MS We will endeav"r to sell.
Wholesale or retail GU the most accommodating
terms.
Georges Creek & f'rostburg Coal
will be furnished by the cargo, on hunrd Of
Boats, or by the car load at Cumberland and
D nts eastward on the line of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Orders by mail either for
Lumber or Coal. are respectfully solicited ana
~ all receive prompt attention
q. ". & 5. V. HhILER,
July II, 1S5g--Gm. Cumbe,.uud Md.
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e. c.. K.R A NJ E3

which for quality aud durahilit! have been pro-
nUunccd the finest in the Country. have them
from 50 to $500. All Watches guaranteed rs
represented. ! alsohaVo anew stock UtFrench
and American
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A Very ZINE Stock Of
BOOTS, AND SHOES, HATS,
GAPS e&cc.,
Just Received BIZ G. ". BKENGLE,
OPPOSITE THE POST-OFEFIC.

HuARLES W. BRENGLE would respect.
" fully inform his customers and the public
generally that he has X, NOV ed his Sure to
the New Block of Buildings on Baltimore st. ,
opposite ;he Pest eticc-whcre he has just
received aud opened u Magnificent Stock OF
NOUII AND S.A'OESs
Embracing i4hcvsr,Uusstyle wulnDy la
dies, Gcntlcm.n, Youths, Missesand Child.
rem ,eauutacturedatthc nest Cityand East
crn Establishments, and selected with much
are. An enumeration oithr styles. quail
tics ind piccs,i iuomed unnecessary Every
taste and fancy can he gratihcd. Call and
rxanl:nethc stock. lie hasaiso received,
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-11-10

Every TORN and f. atuIe Of these prevalcntand
stubborn disorders is eradica ted locally and en-
Jircly y the of this emolient warm fouen-
titions should pr'cede It. applicatoli. Its heal.
ing qualities viii be found to be thorough and
,nyariahie.
10th tie Ointment and PHs sAould te used in the
an I'm
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-11-10
Erupii01is ora the Ski,,.

Arising from bad state OF the blood or
chrouic diseases are eradicGted, and clear
and transparent surface regained by the resto-
ratvc action of this Ointment. 1t SURPRISES
many of the cosmetics and other toilet appica
lions in its l"wer to dispel rashes and other
N ST nurements oil [ ID e fnne.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-11-10
Eyysipefas and SAT- 4Rfnms

Are two Of the most common and virulen
disorders prevalent on this continent, to these
| the Ointment = especially antngonistic, its
"mod"s opera"di'' is first to eradicate the venom
and then complete the cure.
BAD legs. Dif sores, and Ulcers.
Cases OF many years stand ding that have per.
tinaciouSly refused to yield to any 9th remedy
or treatment, have inyariable succum bed to n
lew applications OF this powerful unrueut.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-11-10

he words "Hotf"m"y, Wee iosk "nd London,
lr disc,uihie as a lintr.mo,k in every leaf
,, the book "t directions nrJund each pot urbox.
HE same may he rlninll seen by hoiding tie icot
'"th" Tight. handsome r.ward viii be given
to any one rendering such information as m"y
lead I" the detection Of any party or parties
,uuntericiting the medicines or vending the
same. knowing them to be spurious.
"a~Hold Mt the Manutactory f Professor
HOLLOWAY, 50 Maiden Lane, Jew York. an,
by III respectable druggists and Dealers II
VI, define throus hout the United States and the
civilized world in boxes at % cents, G3 ccuts
,nd one u thar each.
81. rher" is considerable saving by taking
he larger size.
y. b. Directions for the guidance cfpatients
in every dsorler ase affixed to each box.
Jan. Is. tSJg--ly.
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CARS always on hand.
SNIFF PIPES. &C.

comprising the best Brands Of TobSocoand Sc.
CARS andin great variety. They respectfully
-ulict call from dealers in their line. feeling
assured Of their ability to please those who
may favor themwith visit. July -, 1888.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-06
NIX PLUMER. GEO M VAN NC
PIUMER 4 VAN HOSEN,

GENERAL COMMISSION AND PRODU CE
NJ Merchant, (Whoesale) Agent OF the Syracuse
Salt Mandatory for Davenport and nslghborng
towns
warehouse opposite R. R. Depot, Davenport, Iowa
anU2O'H6
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-06
Hepubiican Convention.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 5th.-The Republican
Convention at Lawrence, X. T.. on the Sd,
nominated Marcus J. Parrot as Delegate to
Congress.
The new Mexican mail of the l7th
reached Independence yesterday. The pub
lication of the Santce Gazette is suspended.
Gallegars had been nominated by the oppo-
sition IS Delegate TO Congress The Cincin
natl and Memphis packet Kate May. bound
down, struck snag last night at Predoe.
eighteen miles below the city, and sunk in
six feet water. Her freight, 200 tons. 10
badly damaged, but the boat may be raised.
She was on her second trip, Is value ct
$4,000. and is fully insured in the Fire
mems, Western, Union. Buckeye and Wash
ington offices Of this city.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-06
River Items.
Thursday, Aug. s.

Thursday. Aug. s.
ARRIVED.
GREY EAGLE, Harris, Ga ena.
REABTSA, Griffith st. Louis.
EoKuK. Dodge, Montrose.
CRY BELLE, Campbell. St. Louis.
- DEPARTED.
GREY EAGLE, Harris st. Louis.
fENBHA, Griffith. ST. Paul
KEoKuK, Dodge, Montrose.
ALEXANDRA, Mitchell, Galena.
Cirr BELLE, Campbell. Dubuque.
TsE KEokuk will be up at noon and
'seve at IL o'clock for Montross in con.
neetion with cars and boat for st. Louis.
THE GREY EAGLE This handsome steam
= came down from Galena yesterday and
passed down to st. Louis 1t is considerable
|afger than any of the Northern line boats
Nd will handsome accession to the ex-
pssss line
fACKEr SusK.-Our telegraph report to-
y kives an account Of the sinking Of the
Cincinnati packet. Kate May, . short dis
lance below St. Louis.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-06
CO M Nj E RCI A l.
DAVENPORT MARKET.
DAILY RsPcRT.

OFFICE OF Iowa sTArE DEhocRAT,(
Friday evening. Aus b, 1859.
Weather clear and warm Business moderate
not 50 brisk a. yesterday.
The grain and produce market WAS lees sttive bat
good demand still exists for the new crop Of wheat
and good corn.
We quote follows
FLoUR-No change. An increased demand for
home ronsumption on account Of the sudden decline
Of u 90 2 Dbl yesterday. New wheat fou, - 90.
WHsAT-Recepss light about $50 bu. Msrket
arm at 6Oc for the new crop; NO demand for old.
CsRI-Receipts smaller than yesterday, and mar.
ket steaiy 1t 6oc.
OATs-we quote nominal At SOC for the new crop.
BARLEY-New 85c.
PorAToEs-The market keeps we'll supplied with
new u 40G6Oc y bu.
HAY-Bu, little demand. Market well supplied
ct - 50 for new prairie.
I0os-Quiet d 30 wholesale and lOs retail.
DUTTsa-Prime scsros q l6c; common l9xc.
cnsEss-0ood Ohio SC whole.ale and l0olS Nc
retail. Home made cheese Is not In market.
HAMs-0ood tugar cured lSc retail common
lOc
sHocLDERs.-0ood 7c wholesale, and retail, 90
canvsssed.
DRIED BsES-llc wholesale and I3c retail
DRIED APPLss-A good article quoted at lie
wholesale and I2lsc retail:
DaIsp PEACE Es- .-Unpared IL Nc Wholesale and
I6c retail; pared 26c retail.
CoDEIsH.-A good article SC retail
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-06


NEW YoRK, Aug. 5.-The Herald has Prof
Wise's Narrative Of Last Balloon Excursion
dated Lafayette, Ind. lst inst. He ascend
ed Il a. m. came down 20 minutes after
on Ridge Prairie. 80 miles Northeast Of st.
Louis during rain storm.
BY the arrival Of the ship Sportmsn and
bark Dawn, st this port last evening, we
have advices from Buenos Ayres to the 26th
Of July.
Captain Chase, Of the Dawn, states that
on the gath of June 1000 Buneos Ayres
troops embarked oD board the war steamer
Camilla and Sycee, which on the following
day proceeded up the river followed by .
Brazilian man of. war steamer. The sup
posed destination Of the troops was San
Nicholas.
The government Of Buenos Ayres was in
creasing its forces rapidly for the expected
war with Urquiza.
All communication with Bosssio was
closed, and the American mail steamer from
there on her lsst trip was allowed to bring
only Conselar mail and no passengers.
The U. s. steamer Metacomet sailed from
Buenos Ayres on the 2lst of June for Pa
mama. having on board Capt. Stedman.
The U. S. brig Perry had sailed Tor Mon.
taredia.
The Bainbridge and Dolphin were at
Buenos Ayree on the Goth Of June.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-06

SEVERE SURGICAL OPERATIoN.-On
Thursday last, DR.. J. W. H. Baker. assisted
BY Or. Adler, performed very severe and
difficult operation on the person Of . wo-
man residing on Rock Island street bluff.
The wona had tumor in her cheek, at
tached to the upper maxillary bone. which
had been troubling her for some time, and
lately had increased in size very rapidly,
until it got to be very inconvenient. DR..
Baker had removed part of it about two
months ago. but it seemed to increase, rot-
withstanding. On Thursday he removed
the tumor entire, together with part of the
upper maxillary bone. and two of the
teeth The operation was performed with
out chloroform. About two inches of the
upper jaw bone was cut out with . saw,
while the cheek had to be cut open from
the mouth to the ear and laid up over the
epe, to allow the Doctor room to insert
Ills instruments. The tumor when extract.
ed measured about three inches in crcum-
ference and weighed nearly two ounces.
The patient 10 doing we'll.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-06

STATE OF 1OWA( In Ire District Court Of Scott
SCOTT CouNrH, (Coun,y, State Of Iowa.
QY virtue OF "a execution issued from the
~ ONCE Of the Clerk Of the DistrIct Court Of Scett
Coonty. State Of Iowa, in favor cf John Brownise,
plaintiff, and agsinst " jenkins, defendant, d.
ted August 5th. 1859 and 70 me directed, commanding
me- that Of the goods chattes, stock interest 10
any company. debts due properly in hands Of third
persona, lands and tenrmtnts (which are not ex-
emPt BY law from executionl Of sad defsndant, I
make OF cause TO be msde the sum of two hundred
four .nd 7s-1oo dolsrs, with interest and costs,
levied upon oil the crops, grain and grass srovinq
on the northwest quar- Of section No seven III
tc.nship No seventy nine I79l north Of range four
eny-eist i1ai scres more or l.ss snd t.tsn ~ the
property Of J " Jenkins.
And hereby give public notice that shall ofeF
for sale at public outcy at tbs Court House door in
ne city OF Davenport Scott county Iowa, on Tuseday
the 9th day Of September ls6e thehouf Of O'Clock
Of said day highest and bsst bidder therefor
N cash, the above described propsrty or saAAcent
thereof 70 sstsfy the shove debit With interest and
oeots.
Dated tAis Sth day Of August, lsss.
h. LEON AAD.
sass Sheriff of 0outt 0osnty. Iows.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-06

"ExcELs1oR," the corresponding ed
editor of the New York Ness, has been pay
ing our State and city visit, and thus dis
courseth on what he saw and heard while
here
"Both parties in Iowa have held their
State Conventions and put in nomination
their candidates. The Democracy have
made the most excellent selection of our re-.
cent Minister to Spain, the Hon. A. c..
Dodge, for Governor. The Ex-senator 10 .
veteran in the ranks, and will canvass the
entire State. Such course cannot fail to
increase our vote, aud that it will swell
sufficiently to overthrow the demoralized
bleeding Kansas and nigger Republican"
party is contamination devoutly to be
wish-d. The Democracy are united. have
the best Of authority for stating they have
not been 20 foolish % to carry into their
State Issues the question Of National D le-
CATION to Charleston. Perhaps Our New
York friends could take hint from this, and
like our Hawkeye friends preserve the unity
of their organisation intact.
reported myself Yesterday to our enter
prising young Democratic friends Of The
Iowa State Democrat, where met with .
cordial reception, and found The News duly
on file, . Journal by the by which the De-
mocracy In these parts, to use one Of their
own idioms, swear BY" The junior editor,
Ar. West, feeling Just pride in their town.
gave me drive over Davenport, which I
observed had mueh improved in IT. physi-
cal features. Well graded strsats. fine
blocks Of stores. splendid private rssldsness
environ the town. Bat one featase vhish
did not e1psst 70 ~ was the attention
being givea % the saltars II the efaps. ]
ana that beth seil aad olimAts hseA = q.
nlsa6ll e1ASesd - " psesss .oGUvth =
p : - tESls u 1t0
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l. A TE S II N F. w S

BY TKLEGRAPH.) J

BALrINoRE, Tuesday, Aug. 2.-The Amer
lean party are holding their primary elec-
tions to select delegates to the City Nomi-
mating Convention. There is great deal
of rowdyism. The ballot-boxss in the goth
Ward have been smashed to pieces, and it
is reported that in the 9Th Ward two men
have been shot. The struggle 10 between
the rowdy and the respectable portion Of
the party, and the indications are that the
former will be successful.
Nine o'clock, p M.-Pistols are being
freely used In some localities. man
named Sullivan has just been arrested in the
9th Ward for firing a large horse pistol
loaded with slugs. Thomas Rowe has been
shot in the knee and VIM. Thompson in the
leg. There are reports of violent proceed
ings in other parts OF the city.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-06
VOLUME 4.
NAIL ARRANoEMENrs.

Times Of opening and closing mails In the Davenport
Post Once:
GAsrsRu NAIL, arrives at GAS 4 and $50 u
cloees At 10 A aAG $50 n.
NoarnE m NAIL via Dubuque snd Northern Iowa,
arrives At . ~ \ c.osesAt BIO A n.
sournsaN n NJ, from g.. Louis anu Southern Ais.
souri,, araives At 20 u; closes 81 S:l6 Al.
WEsTEaN ABD 0OuTaERR Iowa NAIL, arrives at
$50 - closes ~ $50 -.
ILLisois WAY NAIL, arrives s:l6 A = and 6.30 ?
n; closes at 4 \ and 5PM
RIvsR NAIL BoUTH, including river towns above =
Louis, tho Missouri River, Asbsssks and Kans6D,
via Hannibal St. Joseph D, arrives - 10 4
n; eloses stlPn. n
RivEA NAIL, In eladins river towns from L. CLAIRE
to Lyons, arrives at \ clio ,es st $3.50 \.
NoRTssna MAIL, b. land, up the river, esrives st
Sundays, wednesdsys and brteaye: closes st
- on Mondays, Wednesday, and v911svs.
BLUs 0RA0 MAIL, arrives st - =, slo0ss ot II -
Tuesdsys, ThuYodays and oaturosys.
AMITY NAIL, sr1ives and closes at - = Tue0dsys
and Rridays.
IuAuosA NAIL, arrives and closes IN ~ -, on
Thussdsys.
The oahos will be open on Sunday during the Sum-
msr from TO 10 AN.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-06

a GRAND ExcURsIoN.-The steamer
,8lank Hawk and Ben Campbell will leav e
Davenport on Monday afternoon next at
l-2 o'clock, for Muscatine. on an excursion
gotten up by the Greenbush Mission Sab
bath School of Rock Island. The two steam
ers will be lashed together aud proceed
down and back in company. Wsugh's Ca
det Band Of Rock Island, and the Burling-
t,n Brass Band will be on hand for the oc.
casion, and discourse excellent music. The
excursion will return the came evening.
Tickets only fifty cents-to be had at the
principal book stores in Davenport and
Rock Island.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-06

H We we're puzzled yesterday
morning TO sccoun. for the large number Of
red eyes and swollen faces which We met,
but on enquiring into the matter. We learn
Cd that dance bad come off the night pre-
vious, at the Six Mile House. where . very
select company assembled and. had high
time. Delegates from the Printing Offices
and Vegetable Depots were on hand. and
from theirlooks. they must have punished
ran inconceiveabls amount OF very poor
Hhiskey.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-06
ShCriH,s Sale.

STATE OF Iowa, In the District Court ef Scott
Scott County, County, State Of Iowa.
QY virusor an execution issued from the once OF
- the Clerk of the District Court Of Scett County
State Of Iowa, In favor OF Christian Hannema ann,
plsintif. AMI against Johsnn Schroeder and Hans
Sehsndt, defendants. dated June T. 1859, and to me
directed, commanding me a. heretofore that Of the
goods chattels, stock or interest In any company
debts due, property In the hands Of third PERSONS
lends and tsnements (which are not exempt by Law
from e1ecution) Of the said defendants ! make or
cause to be mode the sum Of one hundred twenty
seven and 67-100 dollars. with interest and costs;
levied upon the east half Of the northeast quarter
Of section eighteen ISL township sevtDty y-eshs f78]
north Of range three (aI east Of the oth Pm.
And hereby eive public notice that shall Offer
for sale At puitc outcry at the Onuvt House door
the city Of Davenport In said county, Tuesday The
9th day ofesptember 1859, At the hour n O'CLOCK
= Of said day. to the highest ard best bidder thers-
for in cash, the above described property or SUN
Client thereof TO satisfy the above dett with interest
and costs.
Dated this sth day Of August, 1859
Signed II. LnONA1D,
auGS oh'9 Of 0oott ooanty.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-06
Later from CalifOPnla.

New ORLEANS, Aug 5.-Tbe steamer
Hobano is reported below from Minitallin,
which she le on the 22d, with San Fran
else, dates to the goth ult. days later than
received by the Overland Mail.
The steamships Uncle Sam and Golden
Age left San Francisco on the goth ultimo.
the former having 100000 dollars in gold
sead 700 passengers.
There was no news of Importance at San
Francisco. Business Gull and the the mar
ket declining
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-06

frail female named Ma
tilda Thompson was arraigned yesterday be-
fore Justice McKown on charge Of larceny,
preferred by one Ellen Stroud. Said Ellen
asserted that the frail Matilda had purloin-
ed from her certain silk parasol worth, in
her estimation $500; but when the parties
were called up and the plaintiff sworn. she
would not be positive a. to Matilds's guilt
and the defendant was accordingly dis
charged.