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Services Will be he'd every Sunday afternoon 1t Unity
1t ~ O'Clock Seats free. The suaday School viii
II ~ A-Ata&k-.-
There will Be preaching At tn Fst Chssiaa (Dsdple)
Chuseh Monroe between Abcnleen and fucker stees
{wet S!le1 BY Ed T. " Moore next Lnrds Day At l0k
4. n. and sk and sP. II. Seats free.
-Eev. II. EveItA D. D. having arrived in the city
viii enter upon hs pastorl connection with the Fst Bap
rst Church to mos1ow. Preaching It loH A. H. and *
Pm.
The RevW 4. Baldwin, ot Fond du Lac, Wiz. vii
preach morning aud evening In the South Side Unitarian
Church tomorrow.
-Preaeh1ng morning and eveusuk 1t the weSn!uster
Chu.c4 corner Of Dearborn md OutAo stIettz sabbath
School at o'clock 4. II.
-Eer. Mr. D.shop wu preach In St. AaEs.ztu. Church
stsk o'clock. Seats fste-
-The Chicago Presbytery viii meet Tuesday the 18th
inst At The Orphan As5lun1 F. H. to consider the
pr"petS of churth Organization. Sermon hs the noder
asor. Antneested In the Object Invited to attend
Rev. Peter STRIKER, Of the BrpoHe erect Reformed
Reformed Dutch Church. Rev Il Ferris corner sanEa-
ant Monro " D.. tomorrow. II 10. 20 An. and 7.4s
Pm.
There viii be religious worship In the South Preab5ts
Ran Churh Of Jackson trett and Edtra place. to
os1ow morning 10x o'clock and In the evening II u
Services conducted by the rltos, Rer, r. " Hen1r. Sub
Jet In the morning: "The Bible, aad the duty of tho
Church to send Il to the Heatheu."
, 1859-07-16
The Chances Of Peace.

A letter from Vienna, in the Nat'ona! Go.
=<tt< Of Berlin, says. alt is generally believed
in wc1f.infor.nea circles that the next mail will
bring IN account Of an aEmlstlce, which will
serve as the basis for negotiations for peace.
The same opinion prevails at the Boursc, where
prices hare improved"
A Berlin letter in the Hamburg Nftos says,
" It rnay he considered IS certain that the frus-
sian Government has opened negotiations with
England and Russia in order to establish COM
mon basis Of mediation"
The Independence states that the new English
Ministry has addressed counsets Of moderation
to the German States, cautioning them, in Ian.
cuace serious aud firm, against the dangers Of
Encouraging policy which might lead to gen.
cral wur.
The Inralide Rast< says that Austria ought to
think seriously Of pence She is endcasorlng
to secure the support Of Germany md Prussia,
but in acquiring powerful allies she might nj
The same time array against her still more pow
crfuI enemies. In that case Europe would be
inundated with blood, for nothing else than to
preserve Lomhardy to Austria, though that
province can never more belong to her morally.
Land saier in Nebraska.
The first sale Of public land commenced in
this city On Tuesday. the 5th instant, and con-
tinucd during tho forenoon Of each day until
US with the following summary Of the results Of
! The sa1es:
| U. s. A43g IT, 9s1e1 e. ,sse, 91An4'}
G1xr114z1: We cnclase mern"aadusa Of The nuEahs.
Of 70 atooant rsered s tse sa,ne u = shs sc Of
tuy :.h-:: SOC as!ea soia
jju'y july asIsss Ssss ! a!sS :::::::::::: .:x sa:
f'''' jSnS jstn:S'Gts.If' u Parker, j., Register.
| r.F. wuso1. Receiver.
Not more than three hundred persons were
in attendance on Tuesday. nor has shst number
, 1859-07-16
Dteaa Trihtttte,
Oh &c AGO.
Tho walker nud fhcdeu d,nse.

TAG walker and ogden Case.
In The cssc Of Robert J. Walker e. VI. 3. md
ii. u. Ogden, Trustees Of the Chicago Land
Company, in the .. S. Circuit Court, Judge
DFemmond delivered IN opinion yesterday,
which will be found at length in another col
utnn, Affirming the right of Walker in equity to
Tue 1855 shares Of stock in dispute, ut the price
OF The original assessment,
, 1859-07-16
LOCAL MATTERS.

is economy to buy the best in every
case, and when one can also purchase the best
1t low prices, it becomes doubly 20. This re-
marx applies perhaps better to articles Of gen
tlemens wear than to ANYTHING else, and more
Elv, l07 Randolph street, who keeps the best
assortment Of goods in the city. The style of
make Is unsurpassed; his cutter, being Of many
years experience in the best and most fashious-
bic houses in New York, besides which Mr. Ely
supplies his customers at as low figures ~
can be purchased ut any ready made clothing
establishment, securing to his patrons supe-
style at the iowest prices, and also what cannot
always be obtained, Il we'll fitting and beconing 6
garment.
, 1859-07-16
The Massacre at Perueia.-SsEfss mcr-
CenArfc1s

CEHAF2E1s
FAr1a, Wednesday. June ..
The Ronhgna is in state Of violent ier1ncnt
at the news Of the German fllibusiers, called
'Swiss" Guards. being let loose on their house.
holds, in tue absence Of so many thousand vol.
untecrs, WHO would hare deferred Antonclli
from that sanguinnry experiment
A letter in L. Nord to-day from Florence,
{Juue q, gives tue number murdered in the
streets Of perugia Us 800, aud adds that whut
Captain {ncw Generally Schmidt urges in ex-
cu1e is, that tue women poured hot oil md red
charcoal on his men. aud it was necessary 10
fling them bodily out Of their own windows
down on the street flags; besides, he lost two
captains and ninety men. shot outside the town.
The walls ure Of immense circuit, aa, before the
City was usurped By Paul I'LL, it counted 1000
inhabitants. md even still lns near 10000 An
English family Of tourists fell into the hands Of
these Swiss" and were robbed and outraged.
These facts are also stated By the Ga-ette de
Cologne. Paris papers are full Of Impressions
on the cmploymcut Of such foreign brigandss by
Italy of Austrians requires a supplemental
clearance Of this naongrel horde Of iFresponsi-
dIe, luwiess, and nasiTelandlcss beggarh.-
ftI0Je
, 1859-07-16
Daniel Il. 6Gcklea and the Tan1many
Society.

NV Yosx, July II
oferrd declarinn, he .sat nf Daniel +. Sictles.
who bas not atiended INV Of he meetincx of
The committee Ills Tear. vacant: but as the
meetiup wua cslled for sneciai nurpose. the
rcsn1ntfon was jaid orer until the neIt rro71iar
tneet;or .rhar IL Iii he acted una, Il 20 in.
tir,o,eSfl'st ~ s;ntlsx sSou1a Irab,btv IN II.
,naant;n,e ra.;nr ' Thara co-, r. ~ da,;bt sist
t,a ar;a;nsi s,a;ar,.nt ~ ~ T":I..o. ~ ~ ~
, 1859-07-16

CowEp.-Jobn Dikemaa on cbnrge Of steal
ing n two year old heifer, the property Of John
George Store, was held in default of 5000 bail.
, 1859-07-16

I An owner is wanted at the City Mar
sha1's Office for On open (go1d) faced lever watcb,
name q. E. Deoz, No. 3e41.
, 1859-07-16

TA horse attached to a State street Rail-
road car, dropped dead on Thursday last Mt Cot
tage Grove. The cause Of the death was the
excessive heat md and exposure to the sun.
, 1859-07-16
THE CITY,

| Il
|
Go to Haste1rs anct;oo thi, rno-n,no Al
et O'Clock.
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| H horse attached to Slate street Rail-
road car, dropped dead on Thursday last Mt Cot
tage GroTe. The cause Of the death was the
excessive heat md and exposure to the sun.
~A party Of sixty nersous from c;nc;r.
natl left the fremont House re.terday ,norn;nc
w ~ eAsat'
e.'@' - ~ D. '. -D o-f-. W D'"A
! - The Marsha1's force arrested some FIVE
| young gentlemen on the charge OF vagrancy,
| who are we'll known to be accomplished thieves
and burglars.
ro..n ..- T.--...-
| 1,-:. ~ - 49, ~. Da's0
.4", ~ ~ w. ~, "49' noo-
r-.,..d. Hoa r,.s.H.-.,, a.s ' ,ss"
Rev, O. F. Storter and sister. of Dufslo.
-
-: s.,. fs ..-.e - ell y. 'us
| lowed to bathe between the north side Of Rau-
;, sH;.t;, ' 49, .,nars % ~ ~. ,r,...-a.,. "a
EB The Members Of Cooper's Opera Troupe
| make their 1nal bow. Mt Metropolitan Hall To-
night. The opera selected for performance is
Dellipi's La Sonnsmbula.
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same ros;,;or ~, the f,b;c,oo y,.;Sv,@ ros l.,
,o,.r restord.v H. n -aeont1v ~;s;+od nr..,s
pe.e and xro,a son,. rerv interesting 1ctta,a
t.r, 49,. ~o:ut H.. -. ~osx,.. a. -. h.e,,-h.
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''s''@ --
Dor DRowSEn.-The Coroner on Thursday
evening held m inquest upon the body of jas.
Cerbet, a boy twelve years OF age. who was
drowned in the South Branch on Thursday, 1t
bridgeport, near Hough's packing house. The
little fellow was learning to swim and was able
to 80 ncross the river. He attempted it once
too often and sank. He was an only child.
-coro,.,d doiio-. - o1..e. t,,,.. x...,.x
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.,rt1,;a. ,~..n s.a,rn f.o,n ~. ,euea 49, .sa..
;no hv Mr McIauch,;n in the vicinity of Tho
Catholic Cemetery, on Wednesday night The
property belonged to workmen IN the house,
who were sleeping in it at the time. One Of
the masons had in his pockets ESQ in money,
which luckily escaped the notice OF the rascals.
~-v.s..ra,r ~ ~ tha p,,;,. con.+ . ron.x
.,sa 80 n.,,sa T,ta;an. ~ rs,,~ .-.s .,,..:,ss
,oa-,a, .,a bo;no u,.b1a - 49,. ~; ~.
-. ;,,.s,.a.:a ~ r. 1;f. s,s ;e,,.s,,;,. ~ '~s
80 az I.Na...aa-.a;,~a .t.t ~ ~ 49,. s.'. "a'
- ;nn co,t sto,.n fTom .hc nrons,,er M p;+ts,,~rr ~
~ ~. ,et,, 49, xas a,,;.1 1.o 49, na.. -" ..s
IN, int IN nj. second charge be- VIVA r,.M
Nf
, 1859-07-16
Mem advertisements.

q T. SCR5FkX, Aderrfsst~4 Ase.t. s. n.srasr--s.
0.fs'a7sa 70 fassss A&estsaks aF GAi* sd II u
Lsadt"9 taPs's q As Sost1 Hak- fal-hp*y
, 1859-07-16

- Every nlan that buys his clothing regu-
larry at TaPpens, not only goes better dressed,
but saEes an average Of ten to fifteen per cent
on the cost 9f his clothing. That's 50, We know
, 1859-07-16

# Go to Haskelt's auction this morning at
9f O'Clock. -'t~
, 1859-07-16

FA party Of sixty persons from Cincin-
natl left the fremont House yesterday morning
for St. Paul and St. Anthony Falls, on an excur-
sion io charge of Capt. J. B. Drake.
, 1859-07-16

NorA1Lks 1T THE TRtAox7-Ex.Goy, Bars
tox, Of Wis: Hon. #. D. McIndac, Wis; Hon.
Il. II. Wear, Peoria; r. Glover, of London,
England; Hon. J. F. Faznsworth and lady;
Rev. O. F. Storker and sister. of Buffalo.
, 1859-07-16

- The Marshal's force arrested some fire
young gentlemen on the charge OF vagrancy,
who are we'll known to be accomplished thieves
and burglars.
, 1859-07-16

WHEELER i Wilson'S SEw1SG MAcnrxEs.-We
prefer them for family use.-N. !. Tribune.
They are the favorites for famifies.-N. !.
Tin<s.
They are without rival-Se;entife An,<ri-
CON-
They maintain the pre.eminence.-K 7. e.
prtss.
For Atnming, filling, tueking and gathering
no statement is necessary, as their reputation
for successfully doing this work, has been for
some time established.
All the 1atest improvements, originated BY tho
best talent in the Union, are involved in this
machine. GEORGE Il. Cn111ESnES, Genl Agt,
jy1-1mo 167 md 1863 Lake street.
S1SGER's Ekw IA" MAcu1xr.-This late in
vention is designed to obviate every difficulty
that has heretofore arisen in all Sewing Ma
chimes It Aens, ,felt, tucks and gathers. The
great demand for them already felt in this mar
ket, is 4 guarantee that they nsust supercede all
other machines in use now on exhibition, to-
gether with all the different styles Of Singers
Machines, at 66 Lake Street. 4. ". Harris,
Agent. fea1-2mo
- Remember when you wish good article
Of kcrosinc Coal Oil, Chimnics Wicks, &c-
si.at the Lamp md Oil Emporium is at leg
Clark st iy4-2w
, 1859-07-16

q We learn from the CAwe4 R4oord that
Rev, H. B. Whipple has decided to accept the
post Of Bishop Of Ninnesota to which he was
recently elected
, 1859-07-16

E The new cupola On the North Market
Hall is decided improvement on the old one.
The rlastering Of the interior Of the building
is sbout finished
, 1859-07-16

tingaished BY the sign of the Mammoth Golden
Tea Kettle. jyl6-aw
Brnx1r7's CocoA1xz-The important qua1i-
ties Of 4 perfect hair dressing seem to hare been
successfully combined in Buruett's Cocoainc,
Its Eerita hare been successfully tested with IN
unanimous and satisfactory result. Those Who
value beautiful head Of hair will do we'll to use
this elegant preparation. Aside from its ac-
knowledged superiority, it is claimed there is a
saving Of fifty per cent. in favor Of this over
other compounds. one application being sufIi-
Gent to last for days.-Pforiltnce Paft.
Sold wholesale and retail by pcnton i Co.,
No. " Lake street. jy14~3t
To Close TIE SEAsox.-In order to mike
extensive alterations uud enlargements in her
store, and also to make room for a large stock
Of full goods, Miss II. H. Marsh, o55 State street,
will mark down her whole stock Of summer
millinery, and afx such prices shall effect its
immediate sale. All $3 10 SO hats will be sold
ut from IS to $3.50. Ill & to &c hats will be
sold at from s. to $3.50. Stsaws, bloon,ers,
jockeys aud ehildren's hats will be sold at the
New York cost. Rich ribbons will be reduced
one third in price.
Two shilling Ribbons for Is cents; 90 cent Rib
bons for 1el cents; all six shilling Ruehes for
50 cents; full hand made Ruches, SIT; very
uent three row Rnsche, 123c- All si1 shilling
Flowers for 50cents, and all other goods reduced
equally. 4 large lot OF Lace Wells will be sold
at very low prices. Linen Cambric Handke.-
chiefs, Hosiery and Gloves, will be cleared out
at cost.
To every lady who has millinery to purchase,
this sale offers unusual inducements. Notice
the number, a5s State greet, between Jackson
and Van Buren,. jy1l-3w
, 1859-07-16
II 4 r r led.

On The 1t,h Inst h the Rev. Noah Hunt ScheEek Mr.
Joan NAtiOKSEf and Miss ELIZABETH A. GRAY.
, 1859-07-16
i. 1 SSIGNEES SALE AT
AUCTION,
; by Gilbert a. Sampson.
Mineral Water Mandatory,

HORSES. Harness And WAGQNH
Un SATURDAY. July ~, II 10 o,eiock, re u1ll -
= &c htxae's bidder iss eaaa eY order ofs SMITH,
sees The eat!re E1tueA Aaehaey, 4c to- usaaufaeur
Ing Alo%n1 Wafer. vta:
Two Mineral NateF Aachnex n complete psdk1,
About soo Ers. Mtne,a! Nater Bott.ss
1Go0 AineRzl WAter Hoxex
Also- Good Uasea, Sett Of Harness. N1n4E3l Water
WAxnus, Cow and CAT
Also-The Good viii and tl1uss of tue sseaA,lzhn,enf
saieh Of tho largest and best su eaoue1s
In city. Any whlnx purehass thA above psa-
sae .ale wn ea ii Sa3esFooa. e LAks atr<f
and not 4Spo&e Of Ut private aas hefore th4 viii
b ed II aaeon On the DAY above ADVERTISED tn ies TIE
nature Of the property re9ufeA. fr esAA tn hSh
Etder EfIUEHT + "A AYrSI3N
iYtStIt-tas& Avr4
, 1859-07-16

II No. Al State street will be easily dis
tingaished By the sign Of the Mammoth Golden
Tea Kettle, iylt-aW
, 1859-07-16

~ As many persons are ignorant Of the
lowed to bathe between the north side Of RAM
do1ph aud the south side Of Twelfth streets, or
within three blocks Of the water works.
, 1859-07-16

: Rscxr11ox II FAssrr7 4 Coox's-The public
are invited to call and spend IN honr IN tb1a
establishment Of art, which has pzo.ed such
at1inmph Of success, notwithstanding the hard
times.
, 1859-07-16

- The Members Of Cooper's Opera Troupe
make their inal bow at metropolitan Hall To-
night. The opera selected for performance is
Belliui's In Sonnambrla
, 1859-07-16

fB Yesterday in the Police Court young
n,an named Thomas ". Kelly Was charged as
I vagrant and being unable to give satisfac~
tory illustration Of Ills life and pursuits, he Was
fined S2J. It wns asceTtained that be Was wear
ing cont stolen from the propeller Pitts1ourg
On the 18th inst, md which Ieft this port on the
14tA inst. On this second charge be WIS held,
peller-
, 1859-07-16

TEE NORTH SIDE RAILROAD North Clark
street company are busily at work, aud tue road
is expected to be finished TO tie city limits BY
the middle of September. The iron for the
whole distance and sufficient nu.nher Of cars
are on the way here, and as soon Us the former
arrives, the lay ing Of the truck will commence.
, 1859-07-16

1NxKxsK HCs1xRss,-l H. Singer Z Co. are
still extending their business Operations by the
erection ofA new and elegant building for manu-
featuring their new 4 Machines, which hare
lately acquired saeh popularity in I great many
They hare sold Of this style Of Machine, with
in the last sixty dsys, THREE thousand six hun
dred and serenity, md Of al the varieties manu-
factured BY them, seren thousand two hundred
and forty, making the largest sales that have
cEer been made il this branch Of business, in
the snme length Of time. The latest improvement.
designased Is the L. Machine, has recently been
examined By the hest mechanics in the United
States, and pronounced by them to be the best
pl.ce Of mechanism thsy had ever seen,
: Call 1t tho salearoo1ns, No. s8 Lake st., sn3
Judge for yourselves. when we feel assured that
you will. u once decida that the merits and
squaI'ed.. 49,: :'='e; - .iJ&1w
, 1859-07-16

boys, "all told," fishing yesterday. morning on
the North Pier, while every place where there
was 4 chance to drop line WIS crowded with
eager ones, engaged IL the piscasorial anuse-
meut. It was fun to sec the little fellows walk
off with their strings Of two and three dozen
choice Perch, and spitefully laugh at many Of
the senior amateurs who sat waiting for q nib
bic, pictures Of hopelessness, aud iudiyidu-
ais gradually frying up. They were very nice
men, no doubt hut shocking bad fishermen.
, 1859-07-16

C1.c1xxAr1Axs OK THEIR WAY TO M1xSfsorA.--
Some sixtJ Of the citizens Of Cincinnati left this
city yesterday morning By the Chicago and
Northwestern Railway, on their waJ to St. An
thony, Minnesota. We were pleased to notice
Jacob Hoffner and Geo. Carlisle, Esqrs., with
their families. They have done most sensible
thing in these days Of "intense solar acton"
N.y cool, reireshing breezes giEe them welcome
IN Minnesota.
, 1859-07-16

EB Several dollars in chnnge, three watches,
apair Of new boots, q rest and other articles Of
clothing, were stolen from the house now erect
ing BY Mr. Mclaughlin, in the vicinity Of the
Catholic Cemetery, on Wednesday night. The
property belonged to workmen in the house,
who were sleeping in it at the time. One Of
the masons had in his pockets $50 in money,
which luckily escaped the notice Of the rascals.
, 1859-07-16

OSE-On the 18th inst, either on
- boata Re xeasner Pt.a1 or betvern Randolph T.
e s. n Il Hsa 9f Taea "a. dask soss
~ abeF1y re14~'sd hy larcE tie sme Il h. o6ee nf
LASAAN, A1HEN i CO II Seufh n .Yrr-.t itr
, 1859-07-16

Ey Mr.. Davisson the Commercial Editor Of
the Missouri Democrat, and formerly filling the
same position on the Chicago Tribune was in
town yesterday. Mr. D. recently visited Pixies
Peak and wrote some very interesting letters
from that point, but ne regret to say brought
but little Of the root Of all esil back from that
neighborhood.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-28

NIHEREAS on the 18th day OF October. i. n ice,
" Henry drassan and Anna n Grassan his WIFE
~ .s unto Frsnk Plumer, 81 Trustee. tam
oee q Trust, conveying to said Trustee the land in
Seotl County, Iowa, described ~ foiIows 10 vit.
C'mmeneins at post on the line OF George Alvor,i.
land. " the north eat quarter Of section tven,y
SIX l2ol In township seveuty-e EIGHT 1881 north N,
range iour least, nearly in front n cbri,,ann..
iiowe house, thence north 30 deg east untIl tht,
line striscs the line dividing the lnnIs Of q, nrge A.
words and John b Mathews in said section. theno.
nofth-by- west along line determined by nro,on,
Ing said division line between George A,voris 80,
John MstheWs' lands until u strikes the sou,b
lioe OF TIC main foAs leading from Davenport IN
kCiaire, thence sonth 81 Ia deg west along ala
rosa, nu'ii strikes Of point Gil said road chains
ana o2 NIKE north, 81 deg. west from the place Of
beginning, thence south ~ deg east TO the place az
beginning, sontainiDy SIX iGl acres more or Iss.
which said Conveyance WAS made by the said Hen.
~ "rsssah and Anna GrAssAn for the purpose Of
securinE(.tfe payment OF two certain promiasory
notes and the interest thereon signed by said n, NJ
~ 6rassan dated the 10th day Of October a u $50
and payable AZ follows: Ono tho sum OF ",
dollars, payable on the 10th day Of April 1857, aud
one Tor tue sum OF three hundred and forty five dol
lars payable on tho 10th day Of October 1857. with
interest Ut the rate Of per per anoum AMER
matu!ity-to ths order Of D. L. Bailey.
ana nov sald promissory notes having become due
and payable and the said Henry 6rassan having
failed 70 pay the same, J, Prank Pumer Trustee a.
Aforesaid. do hereby give this public notice that bv
virtue Of the power which Is in me vested by said
deco OF Trust. will. on Friday the LIST day OF July
leb9, al the hour Of O'Clock In tho afternoon sf
said day, ut the Court House door In the CITY Of
Davenport, expose and offer for SALE ut public auc-
tion the parcel Of and above described or SO much
thereof - shall be necessary TO satisfy and pay tho
amount OF said note, with the interest thereon 10
the day OF SALE together with oil the costs and ex-
Renses attending said SALE Of this notice ana
Trustees fees.
Dated the sth Cay Of June 4 D. 1889.
June Q Txn...
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-28
LEGAL.
EheriM,S Safe.

TsE efArx or iowa. In the District Court Of
Scott County, Scott County. Iowa.
DY virtue OF OF special execution issuei from
ID she once Of the Clerk Of the District Court Of
Scott county State Of iowa, In favor OF VIM G joy.
psin' q, and against John Jackson, Nary jack
son John We Ter, Webber 0soenweil Co, Ben.
wick 1 Son. To xnsend, Hays x Co. Van
Wick Cook x Sargent John Owens. william Gray,
drfendan,s, ard dated Jane 9Th 1859, and 10 me
directs i, commanding t1st of the real estate d.
sc-ioed Of the SAID John Jackson, make, or
cause to be made, the sum OF twO thousand eight
hundred and seventy-f,ur 20 loo dclirs, with
interest ami cos TO wit: All OF that certain lot
Of land q the southwest quarter in fect'on No.
eighteen L 81 in township seveuty-tisht Isl north
ranRe four f41 east Of the 9Th NJ. bounded aud
de cribed follows to vit: Beginning At the orth
vest corner OF said quartz SEXTON thence south
seventy fur I14i rods, to the lad Of John y d.
ridge, theme forty five l45l socs. along said
Eldri.ge'- line, thence west sixty -seven and Ave.
tenth t67 :-lOl rods thence north thiity-one and
five tenth ISL 5-l01 rods to the nth line OF said
quarter section, II ence vest along said line ferty
40 RODS to the plac, Of beginning containing thlr
ty-fve acres Of land more or less.
And ! hereby give public notice that shall offer
for sale at public CRY ct the Court Hous door
the city of Davenport In said county, on Saturday,
the 18th day OF July 1859, at the hour OF O'Clock
OF said day. the highest and beat bidder there
for in cash, the above described property. suf-
Client thereof satisfy the above debt, vi interest
and costs
Dated this 18th day Of June, 1859:
H. LEONARD,
june rs Sheriff Of cntt count low