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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-16
AUCTION SALES.
SALE or vALUARLE LAND, STEAM

DUIsrANr to the provisions contained in two deed, OF
conveyance, from John ". Scott and Gabrcla his
wife the other from Francis ". Scott both bearing date
2ad December 1885, and recorded In the Clerks Office OF
the county Of King and Queen the undersigned trustee IN
said deeds. for certain purposes therein specified will
proceed 10 sell at public auction at Ayets In the county
OF King William, on FRIDAY TIE 10TH DAY OF SEP
TENDER, tract Of land containing One Hundred and
Twenty Acres and frac:!on situated the Ma,aponl
river In Hing and Queen county, about mile and half
FROM Ayetts. This land Is Of superior quality an mostly
i'll original growth and has upon Il and comfortable
dwelling house recently erected. There also upon the
land Steam Engine OF twenty horse power of excel
lent make and In perfec; repair and attached to
grmil which will! be sold at ;e time, either scpa
ra.ely or with the land may he Determined the day
Of sale. The terms will be very accommodating and msde
known OIL the day Of sale. Mr. Wm J.. Ladd nt Aylctts.
will take pleasure In showing the premises or in giving
Information In regard thereto.
July IS-ctds J.v. CR0wDER, Trustee. &C.
MMISSIONEKS' SALE OF
SOUTHW WESTERN VIRGINIA LAND.
NIRGINIA, IN the Circuit Court OF wyhe county rt :le
Court llonsc. on Tuesday July i2h, lsj'
DAVID SEXTON and Others,
CUmplainan.s,
c. In Ch.ncs-r
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kLl DAVIS,
X. c. KENT,
+. commissioner.

Anxious Afford 10 said Commissioners all the aid 10 nay
Mic 70 ne at Wytheve Information absu any
Of the property referred 10 in the foregoing decree and notice
Of sAls THOMAS '. boip'
JlH 31-son
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ucCORMICK,S

REAPEISS 49, ASDr m M4WEHHFrs T,,r r.nHFrs op
~ II. MCCORMICK OFFERS ~ ihh fAhMh's VIZ
lima his REApERs, and IEAPERs and 49,
MOWERS deliverable 20 order, through
his agent, WILLIAM A. BRAXTON ,,..sll.1..
AppRE,s-Acaunton Post Once, King William county,
Virginia.
y. B-All persons wanting Machines are reque''edto
.eni In their orders early ,,x-ox
Dec 3i-ctf WILLIAM a. bhAhlOS.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN TIE
Oily OE RlGAMOND- EOR SALE.

NSTE OFFER for sale privately, the following property,
w belonging the estate of 'hs late " H. Eag1nd de-
ceased, viz:
No. Ia most desirable rcsiienc" AZ the Nor:hEas
and Adams streets. The lot fronts ID feet
on rsce street, and hack about + feet alley.
The house brick built in the best containing
rooms with all necessary Ououses attached, Including
Kitchen stables, Carriage House, &c.
No "a Lot fronting IS feet on Grace street and ad
joining the above.
M. B.-A brick tenement on the North side OF Broad
street between Fire; and Brook Avenue At present
occupied by r. Moore fronting about 22 feet on Broad
street aud running back about "a" feet paved alley
The House Is stories high and fitted for store and
dwelling with good brick kitchen, &C.
No IA Brick tenement Broad street, adjoining No.
3 fronting the same, stories high and the store
running back depth Of the ot about and
for some wears pas, the occupancy OF NJ Mccormack
Nos and 6-T~o Vacant Lois Broad street. adjoiii-
In, the above each fronting 22 feet and runhing back
about lIJ feet TO the alley.
Yor terms, which will be liberal, apply to
RAGLAND & BROTHER,
.,,I.-dSt6ctf Corner Main and 9th streets.
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WILLIAM q. MILLER,
1LATE WITH ALEN. 1ARRsrI.l
GENERAL COfMlSS MERCHANI
SoR the sale Of Tobacco, Wheat, &c Office ION lsh
street opposite Tobacco Exchange
szy- Strict attention paid 10 filling orders
Aug l6-c3n -
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June s.--cU Clover uciJ', iiti'aA l"., Va.
Mr Z. g. Terry, living on the land will sho. TO any
one. or give any information concerning IL.
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p, TIE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
- RRGOL Ana LION.

|.',a.sS ". NrNrHrr.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-17

= HERIFF's SALE.-Ths 6tnse ef lSuA. 0esss
CCounty, In the District Cosrt Of Ssoss Cosn-
~, State Of Iowa.
By virtue Of an exsc1tioa issaea iron the q lbce
of the Clerk Of the District Court Of Scott C0as
q, State of lows In favor u Bslliste plain
III and egsinst Charles SnallAsld, n. SaallA ID
and Frederick Bolte defendants, dsssd Novsmbsr
18th, 1859, and - me dissstsd, eomDaadiag ee,
that Of the goeds chat tells. stsak " intsssse In
any company, debts due, property in the hands Of
third persons, lands and tsnemcnts which ase not
exempt BY Law sron Exscation) ef he said dslss i.
make, .. cause 70 b Dsds, the suA Il one
hundred asd sigety -four - 100 lelSA.ss) dollsrs.
with interest and costs. levied upon the follow
ing described property, to-vt - cows, hsiiers,
steers, 1 two horse wagon, fsnnins mill, Ne
Cormick rseper, breaking plov, Il Iron plo9.
common plows, eultivstcf, yoke Of oxen nine
yesn old, Mccormick reapsr snd two hsrss
wagon.
And Iher.by give public notice that I shall Of
fer FOR sale at pablic outcTy st the farm u aid
defspdants in Blue Gsass TovnsAips @ Tuesday,
the 2Oth day Of December, 1859, between the
hours Of A. n. and O'clock, p. y. of aid dsy to
The highest and bsss biddsr thersfortin sash,
the above described prolssty, o. suksisnt thsssoi
10 satisfy tho abova debt, with interest aud costs
Dated this 10th day Of Nov, 1855.
n. LEONARD,
novls.w4w Sheriff Of Scott Co.. Iowa.
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TELEGRAPHIC,
Nss-Asstval u he Nerd seas.

NJ. Yoax. Nov. l6-The report Of The non-
arrival ef ne Moth Star It Asplsvall, % 10
which date she vas fully six days over due,
hes sasurelly eaassd coosidssable snxiety.-
She carried los sailors, 1877 marines. spd 10
ofieess in charge Of them. bound TO ioin the
U. q ship oerssac. of the Pacific sooadroo !.
total. ls4. The following are the names Of
the oflicess:
J b B ichs, Captain n G Watkins, Leut>u.
ant; 4 W Mead do; Geo Sherock. Asa.er: Dr
Green Surgeon Bennett Green, assistant do /:
VIM Inesrso,l, Pursse; T b c stump. Psrst
Assistant Engineer; Charles Schnsider do !; B
E Chsssaing. second DO; B B Fl Wharton, do
8 " Scrceg. Third Assistant Engineer: J 4
Wilson, dc; ; A B Campbell, do; II A Dslua. 10;
B Aubery. do; Phillip Miller. Boa.svsin John
King. Sail Maker.
There we're also 33S 6rst and second eebin
passengers. $50 in storage, and lS5 soldier
and marines for the L. S. steamer Saranae,
making with the er v total Of 67S.
The most reasonable way to account for her
absence 10 that she has met with An accident.
She may have broken some part Of her ma
cbinery and put into some port. from which
Intelligence has not been resolved.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-17

AIssxY. Nov. l6-Ths Asysu now claims
The election of David l. Floyd Jones, the Dem.
ocrat, and Utica nomine for Secretary Of
State, over Leavenworth by 2o4 majority.
The Journal claims la2 majority Tor Leavsn-
worth.
The Official returns thus far received, seem
to show, but not positively, that Jones 10
elected.
Two P. M-Ths Journals figures msks
Jones Democrat. and Utica nomins. for See.
retsry Of State. 242 ahead of Lesvenvosth.
II the I,j6Snes figures are correct then the
journals tablee show 742 majority for JoneA
Up to this time the counties received off,
cially without New York, Kings or Queen
counties put Richmond, Democrat, and Utica
,or state Engineer. $40 ahead Of Story. Repub-
hcsn. A. 70 Chap:n, Republican. for Canal
Commissioner, Forrest for State Prison Inspec-
tor, they both run ahead Of Leavenworth.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-17
COM M E r CIAL +.
DAILY REPORT.


OFFICE DAILg DHnoCnAf AND NsWsl
WsDsssDAY EvExlSe. Nov. II. 1881
Although the roads were qaits bad to-day, yet
the weather WAS rather favorable and qaits .
number Of conatry folks we're in ::tovnl compared
With the lastfew days.
There seemed to Be . dul!ness, shovsvsr, in the
market and compstiticn did net .vax very warn
between shippers and millsrs.
Barley declined ssSsc: Corn was rather dan q
ths inside igsres Of yesterday Oats wers Inn
bst quiet st 2st99se.
Below We give the receipts, shipments and gao
tations for to-day.
FLouR-Shipusnts 500 bbis. No ehaass in
tie market. Choice Spring Eqsss - IS whale
sale and - SO retail.
WHsAr-Rsesipts 1850 bu sAipuenh go b..
Market unchansed'and steady at 7le. s..
CoRS-Stesdy and quiet, bat good demand
existing, Receipts $40 bu. We quote st ae9
7sc.
OArs-firm. Recsiph 400 bu. In good de-
nand for home eonsamption at 36028c.
BAnsY-Dall snd 3@3c lower. Receipts
1890 bu shipped BY Railroad 1850 bu. Market
closed 1t 3s@4Oc for best No and Sc for msdi-
IN.
1 P09AToD-Asskst nominal at 2t03scs
OxsoSs-vsy dull-so sales.
HAr-The receipts this week have bsss 0all-
o. than the demand, causing ~ advaacs in the
price which, however, will not BE- spustainsd on
larger receipts. We quote to-day, Upland Pni-
ne At $s@$s 81 psr ton.
BCTr4R-The demand has been good for ,
prime article which is firm st 2Oc. Common hr-
kin 121z@l5c.
EoGs-Supply and demand good, and market
steady atl1@l211c retail and 1oc wholesale.
CHEEsE-Western Reserve Sc wholesale and 10
@ls11 retail.
HAAs-Good sugar cured l5c nail; common 10c.
SHOULDERS GOOD &c Wholesale and retail; 50
canvsssed.
DRIED BsEr-llc wholesale and l3c retail.
DRIED ArrLEs-A good article quoted at lie
holssal and l2lSrstsil.
DMED PEAcHss--Unparsd Ihe Wholesale
nd l5c retail; pared Csc retail.
CoDFIsH-A good article 81 ietail.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-17
TO-DAY'S .ADVT'S.

SHERlFF'S SALE.-Ths State Of Iova, Seoe1
CCossey, II ~ District Cert u Sssss CsesV,
STATE sf Iowa. -
Ry virtss Of an sxesstion issssd fssa ne -
q the Clssk Of IL Distriss Csan e 5eses Cuus-
y, State of lows, In favor of ChristopAer Ksuss
plaintiff, aud against Han PloAt. Dsef1 Asp nd
Frsiiaisk Aollse dsfsadaats, dated eOceohee 3lss,
ls5s, ard g ne dirsetsd, comnandins ns, thet
Of The gosds, ehattsls, st0sk or insssssA - rany
company; debts due, property in the hands Of
third persons, la1daA Ind tenensats which ose ue<
exempt BY Law from sxeeuton) Of the nd AsGss..
make or cause 70 b made. the sam Of Sy1l,l5
with interese and essAs. levied 1DDn
the following described property, tO-wit:-
brown horses, red and White cews, 3yeA esUs, ,
vhits COWS, red hsifsf With white atsips On The
back, red OF with white face and back, I bail
ys:.s old, halls ~ yssn cid. bsll ~
hener calves, 10 dossn chickens, 10 hogs; hAs-
rows dosbae wagons ssd hssssss, 1'0Uvisg
Dachine.1 : eleas, euluvases, ploUA fAaoing
mill, lssaddle. corn mill, I nev vagon boz, .
hay Fseae, wheel barrow, gsindstone, hnGss
power. ! thrsshing machine, ! OF yoke. 8 bay
forks. hay rake. 5 snal pixs, doses dueks
And hereby give psblis notice that shsu Of
fer for sale at public oatcsy st The San of said
Hstt in Hickory 0sess Township, a N0AAy the
18th day Of Dscenbss, 1852, between the Aoum Of
A. NJ. and o'clock p. n. of said day teoths
hi CHEST and best bidder thsgsfse in cash, the
above described property, OF su6sisnt thessof "
tatisfy the shove debt, With intsssss aaa oeses.
Dated this lsth day Of Nov. 1855:
novle-vlw SheYiGof S,ott Co,, Iowa.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-17

c,HERIFf'S SALE.-THE STATE OF IOWA,
ICSco,t County, In the DisIrict Court Of Scott
County, State Of Iowa.
BY virtue Of special execution Issued from tho
Office Of the Clerk Of the District Court Of Scot.
County, State Of Iowa, in favor Of Benz amin ~
kinson plaintiff, and against Josiah II. Jenny and
Elizabeth II. Jenny defendants, dated Nov. 18th.
1851, and TO me directed, commanding me, that
Of the real estate hsreipafter described Of tho
said defendants, make, or cause TO be made, tho
aum Of tweuty three hundred and sixty-two
g., ,562 dollars, with interest and costs. levied
upon the following described real estate in Scott
County, Iowa. to-vit "A fraction (CreditslslsndD
in section three {3), containing 81 7-lOO acres.
lots FIVE 81 and six (6t, in section four - en-
said Island, con.a lining 20 sO-l0o acres. Also lots
three (3) four ~ and five % in secticn nino
~ on said Island containing ll4 ll.1oo scses.-
Als1 lot six (6) on said leland containing 3-l0O
acres. Also fractional section ten (l0) on said Is
land. Also lot seven in section four -, Also
lot three (3) in sectitn three ISL all in Township
seven III, north Of range three ID, easo
Of the 9Th r. NJ intending 70 convey therein all OF
said Credit Island, which said Island sin ths
Mississippi River and in the State, County, TovH-
ship and range aforesaid ~ the property OF thu
aforesaid defendants.
And hereby give public notice that shall
odsr for sale At public outcsy At the Court Heuso
door in the city Of Davenport, On Saturday tho
18th day of December, tls52, At the hour Of
o'clock p. n. Of said day 70 the highsss and ocss
bidder tn erefor in cash, the above deecnbed prop
erty, or sufficient thereof 70 satify the above deos
with interest and costs.
Dsted this 14th day Of Eov., 1859:
pov1s-v4v Sheriff Of Scott Co., Iowa
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-17

BARSsrABLE, Nov. l5.-The kidnapping in-
diesments, involving the return Of Columbus
james to elsvery.j were taken ny this morn-
ing in the Superior Court.
The defendants filled . special decree al
leging that James was q fugitive slave. snd
they arrested him as the agents Of the owner,
and denying the validity Of the statutes under
which the indictments are formed.
To this the District Attorney filled . de-
murrer for the purpose Of the trial.
The demurrer was .sustained without argu-
msnt.
The defendents then plead the general issue
and filled Z motion for continuance, on the
ground that they had just learned OF the exist
ence Of decree in Chancery in Florids estab.
fishing the ownership Of James.
The competency of tl..A evidence Vas oe'
.i.A. .ud sne question was argued at length by
the District Attorney and General Cushisg.
The Court then took the pspsss and viii give
. dseision in the Dorniss. -
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-17

Coz 0L CBANDKR.

| CoU CAL CBANDER
| WsoSnDAy.
| : Nov. leth, 1859.
Meeting called 70 order BY his Honor the
Mayor. z Cook.
Present, AID. Havilasd. Costes. Ankerson,
Andressss. Ivass. Ramuisg. lie ClAira
Minutes Of last meeting read and approved.
Apstitisn Vas presented from Thomas Orr
and n. Van Tuyl, praying for reduction in
the price Of license. which is seventy i've dol.
lsss. Petitioners ssking remittance Of thirty
five dollars Referred TO the committee on
Petition Of John Hilles and Others. to lay
plank pavement ON Rock Island and Sixth
strssts, seferssd t. select eonmistes. -
Petition Of William Mccullough, praying
for damagss to property on Fifth and Perry by
grade Of street and neighborisg nuisanes Re
ferred to street committee.
Preamble and resolutions Of the German
meeting in regard to the Sunday law read.
Alderman Ramming read and presented .
resolution to amend sections %. 20 and "a Of
chapter Al of revised ordinances by repealing
the said section Yeas and nays called on .
suspension OF the rules and . second reading
There not being two thirds vote for the see
ond reading, the resolution and ordinance
was laid over TO next meeting.
Report Of committee on claims read AID
adopted.
Committee on licenses, to whom was retsrred
the matter ofths petition of Orr and Van Tuyl,
reported to allow petitioners remittance OF
90, co. setting licenses At e4s each, per year.
Bill Of Harry Harrison claiming four dollsre
for assistance to city engineer, dissllowed.
Bill Of Michael Loo for removing furniture
for city engineer, 81, 10. ordered paid.
Bill of Luse, Lane 4 Co.. Tor furnishinE
blank books to city engineer for pIata. Refer
red 70 finance committee.
Bill Of ". c. Buchanan for assistance to city
engineer Referred to finance commitsee.
Bill Of James S, Lyter for salary OF Clerk OF
City Marshal; ordered paid.
Bill Of John Bechtel, S4 90; ordered paid.
Committee on Fire and Water presented .
bill from Benz. Beckett, $500; ordered paid.
Bill of G. N. Schricker, Fire Department,
1925; ordered paid.
Bill of II. ANDERSEN. sl.75 ordered paid.
Bill OF Tyler Kinsella for stone used on street,
81, 90 ordered paid.
Bill Of L. F. Parker for street work; refer
red to Street Committee.
Bill of John Craig. blacksmith work, $3.50;
ordered paid.
Bill Of Street Commissioners, $3.50; order
cd paid.
Bill Of Hiram Price and others, for stone
furnished for Front street; referred TO . select
committee Of Ramming, Coates and Evana
Bill of French + Davis for lumber: referred
to Street Committee. ssss--s--
Resolution of Aid. ANDERSEN to rescind res
olution of Aid. Haviland, of Nov. 2. 1859;
adopted
81
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Oh Cam AaA1S.-khxdays ,in

OLD CAss -AaA1x.-A zdaYs siaee
We published an anecdote in which jolly HI
bernian named Carr occupied prominent po-
sition. We have smother almost - good:
About four miles above Johnstown. Pa. on
the Portage Railroad, an inclined plane com
mences, which extends to the city. Al the
head Of the plane cars are drawn out and al
lowed to descend by the force Of gravity. be-
ing controlled by "brakea" At the foot of the
plane and fronting the road, the widow Per-
ching, At that time. kept . store. One day old
Carr and another man was sent up to the head
Of the plane With a ear to get load Of lumber
for a man named Young. who had . yard shout
midway down the plane. The car which they
took had no brake. but the old man. being
drunk, did not notice it. The car was loaded
and set IN motion down the plane, Carr setting
in front and the other man behind. BY the
time the car had gone half . mile it had ac-
quirsd quite velocity, and Cars companion.
getting frightened. called out for him to "braak
her ="
Break, hell" cried Carr, I've NO laser ,
And doesn't the lumber belong to Mr.. Young,
and won't the bloody car stop At his yard,
sure?'
But the car did not stop ct Mr.. Youngs
yard, and the railroad men 1t the foot Of the
plane, seeing the car coming 1t snch fearful
speed, thought something must be wrong. and
to save great destruction Of property, turned
the "switch" SO ~ to run 1t of the track. The
ear went off kiting. eending poor Carr and his
companion about forty yards down street, but
- Carr vas very drunk. doing him no injury.
The old man picked himself up, and looking
round at the wreck, broke out in this wise:
BLOOD and thunder! but that's . pretty
muss. Sure, II she'd kept on. she'd run me
clone inso the ridoe Psyakisg"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-17

Tuesday, Nov. Is.
FLorR-Quiet and Arm. City Supsrhne 35 90;
Country Single Extra S. 25; Choice double Ex-
tn IS IS.
WzEAr-Active and steady. Common Fail o5
Qs6c; Spring Club s59Sl Prime Fall 81 LOG
81 Is Choice white 81 IS.
CoRx-Quiet. Ear see; New shelled, Yellow
and White 59Q60c; Choice dry white 60.
OATs--Heavy. Good to prime and choice 10,
F@4sc.
BARLEY-Market firm but inactive. Small
Gales Of prime t. choice Fall at 6O@65c.
kYE-Insctive but steady 1t 62lg62>
OxMos-very dun. Good TO primo 4O@4le.
6645Sc.
HIDEs-Harkst st steady. Green saItsd - Dry
Tint 13o.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-17

Tuesday evening, Nov. IS.
FLorR-Quiet. Good Spring Extra t475;
Rye City do - S.; Albany Steam Mills - 80 /;
White Winter $5 50.
WaEAr--Market quiet for both Spring and
Winter. Extra Club Yc delivered No Spring
sOc No 2 do $50 No Red Winter ?0c-sll in
store.
CORN-New quiet but firm. No cid corn in
market. Mol New. 40 in store; Calorc dried SIC
{. 0. b.; Ear cofn 34G35c par IS lbs on track.
OATs-Quiet. No en track Sic.
BARLKY-Dull. Sm III sales Of No at 53c in
store.
PorAroEs-In fair demand at 40@45c for good
to prime Neshannocks.
ONIOHs-Dull At 35t140c.
HIDss-U Unchanged. Green SIC; Green salt
ed 596Hc; Dry sAlted l0@llhc; Dry flint l2G
1870.
LIvs SrocK-Nasket dull. Sales At price rang
ing FROM 81 5o@33 IS per cwt. Hogs in fair de-
mand 1t $4I$4 so.
PouLTRY-Dull. Live chickens 81 15@$IS7L u
per dozen; dressed do 81 30 per dog, 1.-Two Tur
keys SC Per ID.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-17

Times et opening and cosing mails in the Daven-
port Post O6ce
EKsTEKN MAIL, arrives At Gas \ and s 50
closes at g:l5 n and $50 Pn.
NORTHERN NAIL, via Dubuque and North Iowa,
arrives st 3:5e y; closes ~ An. .s.
SOuTHERu NAIL, from 1t Louis and Southern
Missouri, arrives NJ $50 Pm; closes s:l5AA.
WEsrEEs AND SOUrHEkx Iowa AAII, arrives 1t
$50 PH; closes At y3oPN
ILLINOIS WAY MAIL, arrives 6:45 \ and $50 P
n; closes ut A y and Pm.
RIvER MAIL SorrB, including River towns above
St Louis, the Missouri River, Nebrsske and
Kansas, via 8ankibal and st. Joseph r X, ar
rivss 1t 10 4 \ doses st4 PH.
Rlv8R AAlL,- -ineauding river towns ffoa Le(jlaire
70 Lyons. arrives - "a y T; elssss q $50 n.
NosrHxxx NAL, b land up the rivss. ssEives at
pr Ssndays, Wsdsssdeys And Fridays
closes At Or on Mondays, Wednesdays and
HSidays.
BGCH 0RAss MAlI, assivss q n, closes st II y
Tues1eyv, ThussdAys and Saturdays.
Anny Nail, arrives and CLOSES at u \ Tuesdays
and Fridays.
AxAMosA MAIL, arrives and closes at IL \, on
Thursdays
The ofice will be open On Sunday during the
Summer from TO l0A
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-17

THAxKsG,vING BALl.-The Sarsfield
Guards will give a ball on Thursday evening,
the oath inst, at LIE Claire Hall. The previous
parties given by this company have been very
pleasant, and We are promised this time, some
thing even better than any preceding one
Tickets will be for sale at the door on the
evening of the pall.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-17

DIsTR1cr CouRT.-Mr. clifford hs.
kindly furnished us with list Of eases. ct T.,
Trial the present term Of the Distfies Court
They are as follovs:
FRIDAY, nov. 1s, 1854.
1885. Oliver vs. Seerers.
2150. Fulton vs. City of Daverpo2
zs4s. AcDonald W Cuilsn.
SATURDAY, NOV. 10, 1853.
1888. Walters vs. Hildrsth, wsss Richardson
34l4. AcHars vs Chubb Bro, R( row 4 Co.
S4l4. McHsrg VS. Chubb Bro, Bs1|Ow Z Co.
34le. Bechtsl VI Chuhb Bro, Bah Co.
3A42. Sexton vs. Chubb Bro, Barlow i Co.
35s6. Brown VS. Rogers, ct al.
1895. Mitchell / Cable W Averio.
8757. Bomberg W Heath.
s7sl. Cannon ! French " Nath(ss.
MONDAY, NOV. H.
STA. Mathews vs Mast.
el3. Arndt vs. Allapd, ct IL.
1883. Burwell Bro. vs. Leonard.
1708. Hickox vs Sargent.
1888. Kay vs. Burns.
1879. HAupt vs Beatty.
1916. Haywood W Leonard.
22o2. Tulley We Riley.
1884. Franks VS. Palmer.
2437. Hewitt W Thomas.
1924. Macintosh vs. n. 1 n. TssAune.
A194. fafkcr We ,. r. ). w. Wiley.
TUESDAY, NOV, q, 1859.
27l9. Walls vs. Lowry
S239. Morley vs. Read.
4l6l. Grant vs. Leonard.
Al65. Campbell vs. Leonard.
WEDNESDAY, NOV. = 1859.
1893. Haywood VS. Brswn, ct al.
1929. Koch vs. Stoltenberg.
8206. Atkinson VS. Dial.
l.
1851. Schricker, Assignee, vs. Parker, ct al.
s9SS. Johns Co VS. Leonard.
Ais. Palen d Noble vs. Saundes, Wemott kCo.
THURSDAY, NOV. ~ 1859.
1898. Soler VS. Heinz.
1886. Haywood vs. Brown, ct al.
s.47. Newby, Filley / Co. vs He'll ,et 81.
4o40. Spearng VS. Parker 4 Spearing, ct al.
40ll. Crippen vs. Parker 4 SpeAring.
4o42. Foote VS. Parker L Spearing.
FRIDAY, NOV. 25, 1859.
4l79. Perkins vs. Ellis.
$3.50. Jensen VS. Potter.
SATURDAY, NOV. \ 1859.
4l3S. Berwald VS. Bruening, eth.
MONDAY, nov. % ls59.
els5. Allen vs. State Fire NJ Fine Ins. Co.
TUESDAY, NOV. q 1859.
$500. Cobb vs. Mathews.
1888. Clark vs. Steamer Ben Campbell.
1888. Sleight vs. Sherman.
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 30, 1850.
1919. Davis, Watson / Co. 70 Olds.
1924. Campbell vs. Housed, ct =.
4l53. Sleight VI Dnrbin, ct IL essis
4l5s. Sleight VS. Durbin, ct 4.