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, 1859-01-11

The blockade OF apectaI xestslatton.~-
Revision OF tkA onstttnttou-.-Ths
Uemouras{ Adf1tt --~ speaker Nor


;... :, 67R1xa'ao. 1sa- = 1a@.
Ihs teelnR here aaseFss 70 special 'eg'1!auon
whereby the unae OIL inc Lesala'afe Is 1'lnoe'
wholly consumed In s1aslal anu unl1Pof'ant a'-
tslra, TO ne neglect ot toe *s.Roeef to44ss'so
state' has oeen qo'ckeneo oy Inc ins.oou'''oh
of something Ike Two nonoFeo o''l' ID 'ne
House. n'ne..en'os oi WINCH oe - p.na'e
character 'ls no" so es4ueA' 'n.' no'A.ns
can oe oooe un1a ta' o'A ~'Ar c,,s
aoateo' tne' " u p1os'''0 'ea' .-sa.-,
Senate onla 'os geoetA' ie"4 ~ .a..e..-
aon OF RaS' mining Aanea"~3 20 ~,
COIL, insurance anu "'nef eon'poa'ss ""A 70
acted 81 soon rs eue3 eau We .ea1As1' 4A1
ali applcann l'r enor1e's "N o' tse0
them. WINDOW 'nea'' soe 'as''e " >N'7 7e'9ssA
will be 70 much embarrassed b5 onsloe1s VIII
which the lawmakers hare no eoncefn' VIM '''''s
can be else done. 4 great nanaoes o. nsasa.so I,
ofthe first importance WILL DC p'ea'ea opuA ~
Legislature, end with Inc llanteu Nn4e 1No"
ior their ptsteenon' II on's jas' aN. ff
that the nlnof interests e1oo'o w 0'Ae@ :,
back. 4 more has already neen "aa1 ~ ea|
Convention for framing new oonse'alAon' 0a0
=, 'o' s;da.o.;., ~ resolution
s1's 49,. 80 Observation-Disclosures a
,oeh - 49, po.,h,;c.,a von}d favor
90 ~ 4u"l9 -;s,;,, ;nstr,men. hut
~ "u. - ea.s. .hst IN desired
the time necessaeY to enec' 1ns' ~ uee-e0
would be so long, that notnang iess 'nen oo4
yention will SATISFY me pn''lo "ao''' ~ -
49, 1-,,~ ~. .,,.n5nant ,ba,, be submitted TO
~. .s,o .. ~. time that fact IL conclusive
~ 80. haa.,sa of tha amen dments in
~s...;r.,r rac.,,o,r the Legislature would be
pe.s . .Lso.o 10 ana most demanded.
m. ..;.-;tr ~ .bo .ons,;tncnc;es would fra.
10, ~ ~ ors,oua md unnecessary two mill
49,. 49, 1su.1 .-.cax,;o, o,a all interested in
-.1ia ,,ova to, a ,eoreanization Of
-, ..,..., ~ ;nan,tanre Az
~. ~ ]~N ~ .,;.b,, IN rear. ard
A''a1A '.N-~,, 49, .,...a ,,fo-o .ho ,o.t con]d
d "a 5e"'a "N =, 0e 49,, .t,on ra,s
% uua', 4sa4A "i'u' ~, ~ ~. sass..s-v ,efo,ms
~o --1:.sa5 =, ,,,a p1,t nn,rcr.
ua' ,1'.,, ~ H. ;nt.-r.ntion Of a,rope parti.
~. .a.1;.a - :. nov nroh,b.e that both sides Of
,ths Houss or ns tho lots lamented Speaker
uo,ns, n.pd tn .ay. "Our side and t'other
49, ;, ~, .a;,a - ~ = r,ovanp,, fhe beginning
~ 5.;., +o.o .hrori.,ea ,hove
u ~. ".. ~, 80. ss;vo1v ipb;lont
N' N,.:... ~. non.,ss Sc,,ce,1
| a,o... 49, ,hnnaa- of THAR cannon.
AA, ' ..-.:- - ,ha;- MARTA,
~ -. "asn- haso,a thsv hao,n 10 look
uue's o'e4 .,:.;.s, 49,. tax ths;r +rn. M.
aoou' VI .ns P ~ haa-d
a''on 4o1' .a.s;.aa n, H.. contr,rr
JIM ~ LOS @.eA .,e ,h.n,a -,
| LIE most ehAl'oi o"' "''6@$o'o -.
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Frohered Loan to the Illinois Central
Rnilrond Comoany.

HNlItUNu NUuUHuye
The Illinois Central Railroad Company re-
csiytd information By the America that the
London stockholders were prepared to 1oan the
Company for two years, at simple interest, oil
the money, say 9ls5, 900, needed to carry the
road through the present year. This will obri-
ate tho necessity Of = call on the stock which
had been under consideration, and it is hoped
that th7 road will be able TO tkke care Of itself
in 1860. 4 scheme is under review, which, il
adopted, will place the inancea Of tho Company
permanently in u sound and easy condition.
The London committee cxpress confidence in
the future Of the road and in the integrity and
ability Of thn Auaorie~n nAnag gam.~A
, 1859-01-11

Douglas Reception at Washington. .,
Washington letter ~rit<r says: Hotwith.
standing al the preparations to receive Senator
Douglas. less than twu hundred persons, and
thoee mostly truhuen. honored his arrival at
home. Be made short speech from hia door
steps. thu substance Of which was his CUSTOMARY
Alang about ssottonalhm and faaaHo6ut.
, 1859-01-11
AnotheF Head Of.

LKV1. H., 13ut4{t Z, Is3
1dfe.s PTtss and Tribune:
The Postmaster. F, Ke Ter; of this place has
been removed, sud Daaiel Wilson appointed ia
his place. Reason, Rsber did not vote the
Buchanan ticket, There WAS not q Buchanan
vote given in this town. Wilson ia good
Buchanan man, bus IVES away from home at the
time of election. s.
, 1859-01-11

rs ONE OF THE BEST TCGGATfTE
i aad LIVER MEDIcISE5 no~ ee:o.s t.s pubic.
These tsuxns re-ore; Oao Lose ot,en repeated
III asgh.d CT lad caxtter u ICce cn.e :oz taoss-
t.ur1 the Eyytc1 tupc5.! n ff1rhEus. sad prR.
fnk In Itelr PAca :. - veo:4tt1u Of tholeF1-
oTarns ~ III atonar1 -! ooIy e1e bottle II need
eauIns food 10 dsS9 ~ ed 70 throw Gu. OF: be N
0r;L nnfiYrlux Ih& E, tceo tho e1soss o. q edi
htooA eY!cx tore a-di c.ar Ala 1loo1 &c koea8
hs.,a 70 ss a. ~ oas eotsis sate tpr
eIs =. y ds.14.Ei ~ j1un1IE8 rkE,osea Ill
*s-~4fr .~Js~-I r1-n - 1aljo o7ne11 Or 11oAkN4l
,e.. @ssl - - eotoE f.on tbs ak.c.
cured lad. vhas Is oetl9 - One dose taxa : shcz4
doual use oflte Lsre11o- T.xc: - the ap,etts md
a.. d.. ,t-r ..s,ns " vel '
hKuHetent % zol.e7e tsc, III m. 6c.a T. u, r-na.A
Honi4Ea Aa4 psss1A r. @a, cuft1 ~ un4o tAA9-
nE vhi,s 9um wef nn1
Only ons dose tx "a b. y Bowel t;0plaInR
fore retiring. pesvsots, " Yield 1.0ott 10 tbs m
na4AtnaATA. - dose.
.0aly o1a dose iatea q A AZ bott,es wr1 eu.s
a+nsi. IA eas.s s osa otopsy hy exciting hs
MSSA..5. 49," W. - "@7 e 3hEozb2Cks
o. do.s .at.n anri- We .ste nleaeezut ID ~
aseh rssi lii -. f1r@ ISL cor7zaeodtax Oh ned
Sssst1~ tsae u - = ptsIxeota1.s x s
one dose Of sso &es- = II 1asu Fersx. md =
qpooofas stl1 e1vaJs re-! fNTr az \ Miiaa1e
hsvs lick DeAAAehs- ~ sYHss Il o1erates ~,
Qn!y nae dose tms1s-l = eeztalnty. md tho1MoEs
3ss @sssa' relieves c" r. vaade!tni ea e t4a tes
ALL. WHO UAA II ARH GIVING THEIR
uHAN1Nous TESTIMONY IN IT'S FAVOR
~ Mx ..ter n she month With Tia 1a7ssosssar. ~
sVa1Isv both toeeA2af.
d. s,5sS 5 = FSa:.s!: Rs:.4. Fa 4, :s E:s..,,. H.
Yoff- Eskatle4 b. ~ psae4t1k Sold Alsa b
sol11 '411H 9IHassa6eR { a, Z: 5ta;!a; bs5E u.
, 1859-01-11
AIET RS
Miraculous Fermin Destroyer,


Rats,' Nice, Mo1cz, Bugs. Tosqulsoes,
Hoaches, RleaS, Moths, Garden
InAeetA> Ants, &c.
THE CHEMICAL PREPARATIONS
kaow1 under the shove ilte for - lat . IeAss
throughout E7spe. where tser hav- net With traH,;
phAt Guecess. have Aeaured for t1e!- Inventor Apd
Axa1f1c11+r world wide celebrity, 4teIed b. ias Ea
rerors ct Russa. Prince. An5tr!A the Qaeeo ol Eng
land The Kiukx Of Bekinua. Henaad NAoes~ Bayari%.
6a1on5. 4e-; aod Il America sh-Ir ensieacJ las beea
endar1ed nY tho Directors Of P1buo ln1usutints Acd
Tho approval Of runersus private eltx that Aey Ae
the oaiy remedies In the world sure sxse.nnaie IL
Kin II OF verrnin.
Me1er's ME1enIous Preparation. destroy the nav e.
corae tnt1udet3 without mercy. lad never fz His AT
frousat dea,a = ltan. q t3ea T. he World I'D
chants aalp oxne1s, and hushaadnen VII be ha moEe
TefM!u-~ -,
W-Gktan packages from s cents - sl.oo Tk4xsslx
months DIRE cea. o1 for ca1l TAO Rkent. utoot
Of tA7 7lQTtnto< md proprietor.
JOSEPH MIYE3- Ps7ct!-zl Caec1t
e11 Broadway, teos. HouHoo-<-~) New York
General Agent for the C1l.ed e:ates aad Canad1a
FR1DERLCK v RC9drHN DEukxtH. No. ~ Astor
House. Aad 81 Rroad1ay. Ny. ds1 bs5 g
, 1859-01-11

MOTHERS, AS YOU LOVE YOUR
Ifl Children, b. m the ate7t IL. ever 0np4oM Of
TorroR Fur sc1lns tbs death u Hqfa shAa oEy
other dtsenAe4 In al e9se4
T1EAn 20flT Of pale co1nt4nAoea. mid
0AA1AO circle arcu1d The ~JeA and
=. foul heeatn Fsve OIL
lGR WAYS TE9Ef = Bbk
WORN COMPETITIONS
U q Y M 81 TheJ arr dtNdnu3 prtra.
~ ~ ~ &4A - ration of sugar that " J child
K CARA II wuns present. they vii xafeiy and e.
Sse41 Jig rs7ovs them aod tesnre Etafh n nj t1sea
Worms! Worm !-Te ese ts< uhlescue nfrat1 a The
stomach Of children have II Last o1nd their
n Itch In 4 Matches prerAIxto called - Hollow All
Worm Coufeetton" shea is in the fora Of IT. Az1nt
nd aEse;5!s eaadJ Tae a:t!e esld.sa .atetsd ~
Eus:szed md cried abou. the ad4nIs.EAt7n Of the
Eaace1ut &as under The Of Ver1nifEe !1l ooeu
for pl.zssst for one ef The mort trouble
seId 81 B1LLEa smith koc
desi lslLsk.x Aeents 1oT Ho1th1e<t-v. Sts.,s
, 1859-01-11

z ENOSHA WATER CURE-THLS m
I'M kitzdsa 1eestea 4 KAaoshA Wis, On Hs ca
e19o md Milwaukee KAlfoad LII oc4fian . esa!ueot1
4lseasa4 estsss = ~ W& III cHe ~ b kecsse0
1w psst.o1GS e&iR EE 1"H, U n H1sIdsa.
oelk hI12A T. EGWoY4ks esoek4M@,
, 1859-01-11

~ Gsorgs n. Norton, the distinguished u!
asoniat, died Of loctjsw, At Augusta, GsorxiA
On The 9Th Inst
, 1859-01-11

ETef3 E.E!1t Il Eufnt5neU WIZ
JUDS0N'S PATENT GOVERNOR VALVE
70, Flour Mills We confidently -eud them as u
pes!qr 10 Anr ether EJie Of Auzlae md they viii
sAye hnn Is TO 50 per cant in Ful
Oye, the usua clasa Of Rouea In Al the West. We
tb1il kerp s1 assatent ot d1eent 1e! II our estaa
Eaneat where they b. exat1laed AID the necsszJ
pfo.Ynt,ao oh.a1 .cd yexarax Haen. Coz petent
vii 1t eA be forntshel T. set and h4rt E1Ei1e5
IN a:y part Of ,he country. We viii also supply
WATERWHEELs SKATING, GEARING, &C
~ gerry LoU 5I7ursa
T.. II. BAXTER d CO.,
Ml Furnishing Deuot West Water Hrset betweca Ra1
dnlph aad Aad>an. Cnlc2zn
FP. o. Add;esA. Boz No. ~ il41t39
, 1859-01-11

{ Browns Bronchial Troches,
Oh COUGH LozENaES.
Fr,m Rer. Henry Fasa Beeea<r, .r!ts ~ ss<d sAs
7yoelf1 fee rtars-I h3re never changed my
mind respecting them from the first. except to think
yet better Of that which be:aa in thia&ia: we'll Ut
Browns Bronchial Troehcs
Fron Rtr. E Fl: cac7a, n. D., .Sts Yark-1eon-
poses, 1nd recommend sleis use to Public Speakers
Browns Bronchial Troches
From Mr.. {. Il. Gdydae-, Prinesaat *fsa< Rsfsrr's
F*eets I*sat4:-, -str rort.-I hars h~en ataiered
with Bronchitis during the PAST winter, and found
no relief until found your TsocaHs.
Browns Bronchial Trochcs
DR.. Lac prcee.ioes them in his practice.
Browns Bronchial Troches
Dr.. Bizasy says ase simple md eA<taia.
Browns Bronchial Troches
indispensable. to Public speak,r.-z'aa', Iftra,l
Browns Bronchial Troches
A.. excellent article. National Frs, HasAas ssa-
Browns Bronchial Troches
A most admirable nasedy.- sA*ts. J,syaG!-
Browns Bronchial Troches
4 SURE remedy Ger rhEuas Infections. - 7raase7s7.
Browns Bronchial Trochcs
Eaeaeioua and pleasant = 7rortltr.
Browns Bronchial Troches
Cusrs any Irritation OF Soreaess Of tbs Throat
Browns Bronchial Trochcs
cu1es Cough, Cold or Hos.seners.
Browns Bronchial Troc(lcs
cuscs Bronchitis, Asthna and Catatrh.
Browns Bronchial Trochcs
, 1859-01-11
E I E 4 n ID E Il *
Professional.
DR.. HURNHANf

DH. BUHHHAh6,
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN.
OFFICE - DEARBORN STREET, RES.
~ k!<n~e, corner Of WesG Madison aud Peoria n.tes,
de3t bid In
, 1859-01-11

W. II. CHAPPELL d. CO,
A&aphetarers Of OIL OF Vitiol NuEt1tlc &nd Sh:fc
Acits uoppes4s H3l Sod Eal il1uoer Ri Si'rio SOL
pha Lnc Aad o.her C1t.tcA.- o. ltfs FROM the 1de
Aodc!ted.
O1ce 1s3H so1ta WA.e- szeet. 2teers Bu0drg.
OHxricx tlsoo,ed Of CUT PiattaA Ssin 21d gtoek Of
henieAla to Hesrz ". H. Cd4PPE.L O.. Tho viii
rebuild the n ecisfFei ecAie- No reconnsa nd
then nth eotzr con61ea 10 ou- former GU o1eTa
John 1EA e. JR>
a4ha91v T. u. fALU0rF.
, 1859-01-11

~ Dn READING / MEAD
mAy to cooM ted daily fsuu 2
A II toiP. Il aud from 3to i
P. II. for al tit+c2a.-. Of LCSG3.
HEART md LIVER. EEMALEj
DRRAH9EnSTF, 4nd ALI
CHRONIC D13EAsEa, ~ taes4
dtse4aea progress ra{li1lJ. Anu
one1 lmpefter'tibi1. 10 = fatal
termlnAto1 unle10 PROMPTLY Ar
res1et, an A1riH application
4 ~ ia tttalAat IN iaort11ce
, 1859-01-11

to Ill Who With = tkKMANEYT aoti etkkDT CuRE-
Tpsr v1xte Of treatment BY Ae'cAted fnhslascnA To-
tcm .oyhtnx before he goeo Ana thc{ ats cona.ts2s
ocary By caf4fa cIaraia alton of iu ursltA
E8~Aooms Il No. !o0 State R1zeet corner q WASH
, 1859-01-11

- ri rh fNf Nv -
.s. "SA'N y" =
- os' 1uD* ..o o'~4sA4pn .s 80
t4n '4eA W aAa se1su 'osEn
...s :. -h;.h -. .;... =, h.-..;a.. ....,ho
~s.. a..sr.,,- h,,nah, 49, rhars ...a,r.a
:. - s;ar:..... 20 ..;.;a. .. .,e
;a.o,.,n.. of ofc.-;.a tha w.. 1;h.r., ercon--
.e-4se ~. - .,s.sss ~ :s-e.:.A. .. w e'
=. 49,. ,-
Ae es11' '. s4s .:-N..-. o1e1 ~.
1ssua '.,e~4 1,. -e A'o e -
va 4es''os' s'e4NA e'*'A0e ~a.uo' ~ ooN' - .
&C" "eeAs ao'p'so ~ ne" e'aAs ~ "e1A' '.o-
mug Oh toe 1ooRo' uneven 7of'ac" o' 'ae ne'eo
IN slne1e SCISSOR ~ nu'' require seDs, II
al prooao'li'T 70 peflee' 'oese "acolnea Af'
fa*kes maze long sep tos"afos' oo' oe
jet far IRON ooS's'ins AL tae obstacles IN inc
way OF completing tno gseat "ofk" 1nefe 10 no
point On "n!en more mistaken Impression nSs
gone out DO dlo pow oJ ssean1- 40 plo"eo
as wall as could be oone ~ haua. but oen'nd
this outside demoastra.on ot ooln. 1ae "otk'
renstns TO be SHOWN tna' oFeak'oR pfasfae ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-16
C0ngrossl Onal. .

WASHINGTON, Feb. l5th.- Mr.. Grow, of
Oregon was qualified and took his seat.
Mr.. Geo. Taylor reported q preamble
setting forth that Mr.. Cassiday Of Philadel-
phia having been duly summoned has re-
fused to appear and give his testimony be-
fore the select committee to inv esti gate the
acts Of Mr., Seaman, late Sup't Of Public
Printing, concluding with resolution that
the Speaker be directed to issue his war
rants to the Sergeant alarms to arrest Cas-
siday and bring him before the bar of the
House to answer for contempt Of its author
ity. The resolution was passed.
Mr.. Crawford of Ca. asked but failed to
obtain leave to introduce bill to repeal
all laws passed since the ! st Of July, 1885.
which increase the salaries of public offic-
ers, and the salaries te paid in conformity
to the laws previous to that time; the act
now proposed to be continued until the an
nual receipts from the dutieslunder the Law
of March Sd, 1856, shall be equal to the
amount annually appropriated by Congress
and no longer.
Mr.. Doolittle, of Ala Intellectually sought
to introduce resolution calling upon the
President to furnish information showing
the amount expended on account Of re cap
tured officers, and how far the Republic Of
Liberia was interested in this expedition;
the cost Of maintaining the African Squad
ron; the number Of deaths Of officers and
men connected Herewith, and the number
of officers restored.
The House went into . committee on the
Senates amendment to the Indian Appro-
priation Bill.
Mr.. Stanton Of Ohio, said that Mr. Gar
ret. yesterday contrasted the expenditure
Of the government under Fillmore's Whig
administration. and those under Mr.. Buch-
anan's, during the present year, greatly to
the prejudice of the present administration
found at last sincere apostle OF retrench.
msnt. and reform, but the gentleman from
Virginia in his next breath endeavored to
throw the responsibility Of the largely in
creased expenditures on the minority with
tho assistance of few on the Democratic
side.
Under these circumstance, the idea ol
his carrying away the sins Of the Demo.
cratic party into the wilderness, vas alto
gether out Of the question. Il had occnr.
red to him that confession was the first
step to repentance, but ii the majority Il
not responsible the country has bat little to
hope for from democratic quartera
The appropriation bills are returned from
the Senate uniformally laden with addition
al millions. The House II compelled to -.
quisses . they come from the committee q
conference. Of leave the administrstioa
without the means TO carry q The govern
nsnk He had beeo in5ossned thet sOme 0e1
esansetsd With Ne navy yards asess g.
s 1900 ~ ~ ~ -; ]: .ia. s II: s;'::' 8
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-16
State of Illinois, <,
CITY of Rock Island %.

| City Of Rock Island
Amos StilIman being duly sworn deposes
and says that he is surveyor and civil en-
gineer and has made that his profession for
the last fourteen years; that he is now the
County Surveyor of the county Of Rock Is
land, and the City Surveyor and Engineer of
the City of Rock Island.
| Deponent further says that he has often
examined the Railroad bridge across the
Mississippi river at Rock Island, and did on
the llth day Of February, 1859, make
careful dxamintion of the superstructure
and piers therof. and he says that the same
is in very unsafe condition, and in great
danger of falling. He further eavs that
the piers are very much cracked, and
some Of them are displaced and out Of
shape, caused by the strain of the wood
work. He further says that the stone
pier nezt the draw on the Iowa side has
been showed sideways more than foot by
the span, and it il cracked in every
direction;-that he measured come of the
cracks in the stone work and found them
to be more than three inches wide,-
and that some of the large stone have
been displaced fully six inches. lie further
states that IN the month of October last
these cracks were all open, and he measured
some of them aud found them to extend
four feet into the pier, that since that time
they have all been plastered up, but
the pier has moved again and they are
opening again, and new ones are visible,
in some cases breaking the stones in pieces.
He further states that this pier and two
others have been fitted with timbers along
the side to assist in bearing the thrust Of
the arches, and in his opinion, but for these
timbers, one Of said piers would have fallen
long ago, that in one pier these timbers are
badly bent and liable at any moment to
break. He further says that the upper
chart of said bridge, on the Iowa side of
the draw, is badly broken and pulled apart
in several places, and at the point where the
lower chart of the span meets the draw
truss they have been cut off fifteen inches
to enable the draw to be opened
| Deponent further says that that part of
the said bridge on the Illinois side Of the
draw is in better condition than that part
on the Iowa side, but he considers the whole
to be very unsafe for the passage of railroad
trains. and that every train that crosses is
in great dadger of falling through into the
river.
Deponent further says that the spans of
said bridge are about $50 feet long, and the
trusses very heavy, which makes it more
dangerous than if the spans were shorter.
AMOS STILLMAN.
Sworn to before me, and SUBSIDIZED in my
presence, this 18th day Of February, 1859.
-lslander d Argus. E. R. Bean. j. P.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-16
SheriH'S Safe.

Scott County, soo. 'ss esuD,S D';''s; se.. 1''''
Michael Raphael,
John BsrreP
DR. virtue Of IN execution issued from the once
II Of the CLERK Of the district ,urt OF Scott coun.
~. State Of Iowa, In favor Of MchseI Raphael and
against John Farrer, dated bruary 12 1869 and ts
me directed, commanding that OF The soods cha
tells. stHk or interest in any company, debts due
property In the hands OF third persons, lsnds and
tsnt ments (which are not mpt by law from exc
cuion; OF the said John Farrar, make cause - be
made. the sum or one hundred and -four and
1O.IOO dollars 1914 1Ol with interest and costs,
levien upon the following described lcssch0ld
property Of the John said YsrreF lying and be.
Ing situste In the city OF Davenport county Of ecott
State Of Iowa. to wit: part OF lot five 5l In block
Of this southeast coFne- OF said lot vo i5l thence
running Dorth sixty 1901 feet, thence west sixteen
running south sixty I60) feet thence
st sixteen 81 feet 70 the place OF beginniDg; and
part OF block dry nine fs9I. beginning at . point
one hundred and foriy.One and one half 41 ~ feet
east Of the northwest corner OF said bio X, thence
running along Third street east twenty (QO) feet
thence south sixty t6o) feet thence we-t twenty
3O feet theace north sixty (6O) feet to tie place
beginning.
And hereby give public notice that shall offer
Scott touny, and State Of Iowa, on Saturday he
18th day Of March, 1850. .. the hon, OF O'Clock
OF said day. to the highest best bidder therefor
10 cash, the above described property or suficent
thereof to satisfy the above debt int and COSTS
Dated this 10th dsy Of Februsr.. 1859.
II. LEONARD,
Feolo bhertH OF Scott County, Iowa.
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DAVIS L. TIPTON,S
MERCANTILE COLLEGES
LOCATED:

DAVENPORT. IOWA.....Cor. Fifth and Brady ste,
FbOkIA, ILL.,. ..83 and IS Main street,
INCORPORATED BY the Leais ature, with
power to award dipIomss. grant horors, and con-
fer degrees
fOU10 akx Will find. by proper inquiry tha. by
gIsdu stng at one Of these Institut,on, tbev will
obtain very important advantages over the gradu.
ates Of any other Commsrci Bchco, in the c ,un
t'y The instruction embraces matter Of praet.ce,
Ia OoMMERcIAL SCIENCE and Arr, wholly unkno wn
TO common u eacheFs.
Students entering one Of these Ooliege,, by the
payment OF 44O lecome entitled to all the privileg.
Of two BUSINESS SCHOOLS, which. for sup YIor I'D
vahtages exteGt utility compile tenes 50 and pop ola
ty, ari not sxce,led in the word.
One time 10 as cool as another to commence
BEAUTIFULLY RNGRAvsD DIPLOM 4. under the Cor.
porats Seal OF the College, - awarded gr stes
For CIscaLARs, call at the College Rooms, or ad.
dress As aDOve1.
Feb16 nAyya F,prOv
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MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

EAsTsRs NAIL tSundsy .xcept-i,l arrives dshJ
At \ and . ? M closrs At a An. d NJ
wBsTEsN NAIL arrives daily Sunday exc ptfd
q. IA ~ AID 1, p "a closes At B A n and r NJ
SOUTHERN NJ, from LOUIS and Southern hs'
sosri, aratves daily (sundsys excepsed) al N
closes 1T Q A \.
HoRTrffuN NAIL, via Dubuque and Northern l.
wa arriye, daily (Sunday exceptedI st NJ coses
at t9A NJ.
koRTHsRx MAIL, via Dewitt, 1squoketa, &c,
arrives Tu. .~csys, Thursdays ana SATURDAYS ~ =
n; c,oscs Tuesd W, Thurs6ay- snd Sundays at
M.
NORTHERN MAIL, via LeCaire, Princeton and Ly-
ons arrives daily, (oundsys excepted) at a ~ eo-
1T PM.
HICKORY GROVE NAIL, arrives Tuesdays and
Fridays at " n olOses same timee
BLUE 9RAss NAIL arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays, At 10 A \. closes same Tine
WBsT BUFFALO MAIL, arrives Mondays anu
Thursdays 6t N { oses same days st Z A ~.
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LECTURE To-NIGHr.-One of the
most interesting lectures ever delivered in
our city, will be given at Metropolitan Hall
this evening. by W. II. Hildreth. This
lecture, though it has been delivered here
once before. cannot, we think, fail to call
out q crowded audience II is we'll worth
the while of every citizen to hear it.
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STATR or IOWA.

STATE or IOWA,
AUDirok's OFT's, DssNoISEs, February, 1859 I
II is fereby certified that on the I'd day of Hebru-
ary 1899 statement filt Il in this ono. showing
the condition of III. 6irard Fire arne Insurance
Company Of Philadelphia. 1T t,te Of Pennsylvania, on
the nrst day January 1859. In 'rdanc. with
The provisions OF IN Act q the L. eisAture Of this
sta psss ID January % 1851 that such ttAt. m-nt
shows hat said Comp pos Sod u the Quiste
amount " capital, AID iLvessei as quir.d Ia sad
Act
Authority 10 the sfors given TO the absve named
0rafd Fire and Marine In urance G ,mpAny trans.
act busners OF Insurance In th, State 10 acc rdance
with the laws Il efsof
enpprt has be,n duly sppOihtei by ssid Company
thir lawful attorney ard agsnt Tor the Coun VI
SEQ with full power ~ take rhks Of Insurance
therein AID to acknowledge C Of process upon
his hline ce Ted copy Of the meat hied In this
ono; with tie Clerk of the D tsict Court ia and fer
sal ! County.
- In testimony whereof. l have hereanto set
y, nv hand and atix my seal Of once this oh
day Of Pei ruiry 1859.
~ }. W. CATTELL, Auditor OF Iowa.
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rN John Scott is the only man in
this city that manufactures Jewelry. He is
master Of his profession, and is prepared to
do any and all kinds Of work. Those
who have occasion to have anything done
in this line, will please call on Mr.. Scott, at
his shop in Witherwax's block.
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TRAVELLER,s GUIDE.

RAILROADS., East, Leave at 55 A and $50 n
Sundays excepted West, leaves at OoA ID and oot
p NJ, Sundays excepted.
STAGES, Worth, to Dubuque, via Dewitt. Maquo
keta and wilton leave the Pennsylvana House, ues-
days, Thur rsdnys an, Saturdays at A NJ; North. u
~ ons via eOlaire Princeton, Camanche ana Olin-
ton, Tuesdays, Thurs rsfsys and Satur rdays att NJ.
Smith d Arnoii's line ~ hacks leave every day o.