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The Cossfissfios considers II sure thing that
WIN. n Seward win be the Republican candi-
date for the Presidency In 1850, and discusses 1t
length his platform - drawn from his political
antecedens.
The Cosstissfios notes the pending publication,
In the city, Of what II calls sfunby pamphlet !"
entitled "The Reviewer Reviewed, - portion OF
which Il has seen, and thinks IL Impossible snas
Judge Douglas could have had any hand In IL
% has been intimsted,) 20 Caring are 10 incon-
sistencies and contradictions.
The Cessfifssiss in reply 10 IN. allegation OF me
New York Herald, that the printing spoih o. the
House of Repsesenztives for the two sessions Of
the NEXT Congress will exceed million Of dollars,
suggest that 10 reach this figure they must amount
70 eight hundred and ffsy-eight thousand doliars
more than has been cxpe11ed by any Congress
from the z3d Congress down 70 the present time,
Of which II sees no necessity.
The IsssLsgsseer, abiding again to the terrific.
rial question, says:
The parties most active In bringing about Z
change In the government Of the Territories while
agreeing that the history and practices Of the past
have been ignored and prescribed by the recent
legislation Of Congress under this head, are by
means agreed ~ to the purport and application OF
the new doctrines embodied in the territorial acta
Of the last few years. The most contradictory con.
premises, and measures which were once made
not only the shibboleth Of party but the test 81
fealty 10 the South, have come 70 be pronounced
in that section, by some among the most xealous
Of their former patrons, nothing better than de-
fusion and q snafe.n - 4.a
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u II 10 currently reported in New York city
that the late Senator Broderck, before he accept
ed The Terry challenge, made will, in which
nearly all his property ID left 10, George Wilkes,
proprietor Of Wiikss Spirit Of fhe Times
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-12

IL Tomorrow (Thursday) is the day fixed for
the much talked-of marriage, in New York, Of
the wealthy Cuban, Senior Orredo, with Miss
Bartlett. The gossips are all on the qxi virs, and
the sensation reporters on the alert.
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MORE NEW GOODs

y BE p2def,iEn sys jos % ned their third in.
which ccnpistss their ssoef ip1 r. g sos,os
comprising fnl! and wish ssIecscd sssorts IL
MEkEs. and vEsTiNG !. TosetSsr Sith III
. Sar.ty Of Gentlemen's FsrnishiuSs Goods: N
cs'somsr'. and tho public EesssslIy; ''
Military, Neyes, and Citixe,,s,
oeI2 ~ Merchant TailorS, sIS - Nv.
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~ The sonIyn fam, - Ie.r -, -, :. :. /.
c. esssk Ae'eess Comfy Va " isssiy ssIS s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-12

NJ The whole number Of Inhabitants In the
consolidated city Of Philadelphia, is now estima-
ted at $1,000. ftf
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pfHh nil thet Thscksssv,. -
: ssR! fAis 2 ~ MN w %. H. :
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The PRESIDENT Of the United States irrived Ia
the city this morning at 10 o'clock, having re-
msined during the night At York, Pennsylvania
He 10 In fine health and spirits.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-12

DETAcHED.-LieIt. John j. Guthrie has been
detached from the National Observatory at WASH
ington, and ordered to the command Of the United
States Coast Survey steamer Walker.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-12

MEETINe OF THE LIeHr-HousR BoARp-Th.
session Of this Board was resumed yesterday, and
many subjects relative to the details of the Iigh.
house service were considered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-12

THx PENNSYLVANIA ELEcrIoNs.-The returns
from this election come in slowly. but indicate
decided Democratic gains. In the eleven coun-
ties fully reported, (eaving out PhiladeIphia city
and partial rsturns,) the aggregate Democratic
gain over Last year Is about 1850 -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-12

EQIIND..On Tuesday night, October llth, .
y PURSE, containiag an amount Of money which
To- hi: "a Z Se ss ssd srs
south near New Jersey svsnu Capt. VI Hill. lts
GO REWARD.-strayed or stolen from the sub
; S,sS 8 Sl: :sIo :"a 4. WIZ: NAKED
GEO. CARLi., Northern or Centre Market it
60 REWARD-Strayed from tho subscrib W.
- on the 9Th instant. . medium si1e azerh
fresh COW, years CID, entirely red, With
8 =:
a. REWARD..sasysd away, on Wedne.d.y.
..S.t te a pa 3;sssn, tS ca i onSe COW U4
gentle. Tho above reward Will Be paid il
delivered 1t No 121, corner Of Congress and Dunn
barton SIS 0eorsetown. oc1i1st'
@lfaO REwARD.-Ranaway from the sub.cri-
Vlyy ber, living in the village Of Piscata- -
DAY night s.s fS1se NAN g goE e sii
himself joe Thomas but will probably q sumo
or ten inches high, and stoutIy made; about % years
old; Of bright mulatto color, wide mouth, and gen.
on Ss person. eaosp. the Tsh si ssm mo- Which Is
much sma Ter than the other and STIFF in he elbow
He is Is smart ss snd plausible fellow Has mot Or
be may b. found lurking. He isw efsacqnsinted IN
ersl Of the brick yards there It is probable he will
the sspR.shf9ricSE Of ssid negro win give twenty.
dollars il taken ia the District OF Columbia or any
say State or any Of ths upper counties Of
State; provided, in either case he b Delivered to
me or secured SO that get him again The person
oc list -es.e THOMAS III. HARDIN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-12

III From Peterson 4 Bros, rhrough Frank
Lssseile,) we have an unsatisfactory fragment Of
Dickens 'sDavid Copperheld.n OF what earthly
use do publishers suppose these odd numbers Of
works are 10 newspaper folks,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-12

SWAMP LANDS OF ARxANsAs.--List No. 2, Of
swamp and overlooked lands accruing to the State
Of Arkansas, In the Helena district Of that State,
has been transmitted by the Acting Commissioner
Of the General Land Once to the Secretary Of the
Interior for approval. of
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Tux,.-rhe summary of the news BY The
str.me, r,li,r- fsom Liverpool, ~ telegraphed
from Farther Point contains the following isem
eth. Rev Of Tunis died on the 22d Of Sepeemoef,
and the heir psesumPsive p the snfons n'a oesn
m connection with the abovs, we peblish the
,.,,ox,ng letter 70 the star ffom Tuuis, dated
september nth, a. being under present cireun-
stances OF no little interest: ~
aThe Bey Ia dangeseusly ill, and II y believed
by many that no hopes are entertained ~ his
physicians Of his recovery. On the arrival here
on the sth inst, Of the French mail steamer from
Marseiiles, she was immediately sent on to Bona
by the French Consul General, with Dispatch TO
be forwarded by telegraph from that place TO
Paris, informing the Emperor Of His Highnens
critical condition.
In the event Of the Bey's death, the throne Of
this Regency will be occupied by his brcther,
Sidi Ssdek. This Prince, 4 II feared, viii NOT
prove very. favorable to the political reforms
ses
the fanaticim Of their religion, and Therefore &c
not differ In their hatred OF Christendom ana o.
European civilization, Sidi Ssdek. the heir u
| armer win than his reigning brother, and his
despotic nature VIII not prove % plant to the
political pressure which has heretofore been
y 70 o q. ss . f y
l French influence In this country 10 paramount tf
all Others and In fulfllment Of is " manifest DIES
tiny The annexaton Of Tuns to Algeria will, In
| the course Of human EVENT., be decreed by ths
French Empire. Napoleon Ill. 10 at present too
much engrossed with matters Of more moment 4
his dynasty than Is the fate Of this regency. Bu
| the time will come, and we are inclined TO thu
belief that i is not far distant, when the land o
Hannibal will cease 20 be ruled by the followers o
Islam. Humanity will rejoice at the event; FOR th
crescent has proved the curse Of every land owe
which IL has spread Its blasting influence. Whel
the pear is ripe" aeassss belas will not be want
| ing between France and Tunis. The last Dey o
Algiers lost his Kingdom by an unlucky houfisl
| Of his fan.
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III An eiecton-that is to say, what passes for
an election I'm Baltimore-takes place in that city
to-day for City Councilmen. The Sun advises
the citizens 10 at least Try to derosite their ballots
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-12

LIeHr DrscoNrrxuED.-TheL ightHouse Board.
at It's meeting held on the Sd inst, recommended
the discontinuance Of the light at New Haven long
wharf Comm a. being no Longer necessary for
the public service. The Secretary Of the Treas.
ury has therefore issued an order for Its discon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-12

DESTRUCTION OF PUBLIC DOCUMENTS The
documents Of the first session Of the Thirty-nfsh
Congress having been Distributed by the book
distributing Office Of the Interior Department, the
distribution Of the documents Of the second ses-
sion Of the same Congress win be commenced
during the present month
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-12

Army ISrELLIeENcE rloM UrAH.-A general
courtmartial was to assemble at Camp Floyd
U. T., September 5th, 1850, for the purpose Of
trying Second Lieut.. Henry b. Bristol, fifth In.
fantry, and such enlisted men a. might be brought
before 10.
Surgeon J. B. Porter, medical department, has
been assigned to duty a. Medical Director. As
sistant Surgeon George Taylor. medical depart
ment, has been assigned to duty at Fort Bridger,
m p So
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80. ME- Is; ss sii I 4 n Si saIsf e
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bAueRTER OF rae REGIMENT
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orchestra chairs. %: private bozs.. sx
M ISIS JuLIANA MAYS
FIRsr eEAND conc ERr
APHrEals sss NC MALL.
On THURSDAY EVENING, October 18th,
Assisted BY the following eminent ARTIST:
ARTHUR NAPOLEON;
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n. nc. THdSbES: - So. =.
PROGRAMME.
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orn. RoAsmnI ,s q yysi.s. MAY I,,1., r.,,,.,
'0a' AnrHua NsrciI;onsI.' Asr Napoleon
Mss JULIAxA Mar and Ma AbGss.
Adm, Asm,:a s q: R. e Sea-. g cent. .n.r.
Eli: s ssd sss ei s:s sssa' Scores OF
Doors open % : O'Clock coscsrt 70 commence
the splendid Piano sssd on his occasion tchict
s sdSs iSr Boston is kindly furnished :, NJ
Or THE eEsEEEEEEkfGaH,9 2! II. e. cHuR cH.
o's'0i9sSssSScciE;f IT 81 6iys SACRED NUsrc
IUEspPhY NIGHT, October 18th. for ths se.:fi
IODD FELL ows' HALL
60 AND SEE THE sHE.r COMEDIAN or ran Aer.
| 3. q. SANFORD,
/ THE PIONEER OF MINIS fRELSY,
acknowledged by the Press and the Pubic o. having
THE BEST TROUPE OF MINsTRELs IN
/ TIE WORLD,
Win if1fiss' s 6 Is HSsS. HAL
a sfRa s|s J. 4aE
Admission Is cents. Doors open at O'CLOCK
performances commence a. O'Clock.
4 HI Front seats reserved for Ladies and Gentle
men accompany ing therp, without extra charge.
6eutiemanly ushers will be attendance. oc II 81
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AeRIcuLruRAL BuREAU.-Owing 70 the reduced
appropriation made by the last Congress for agri-
cultural purposes, and the liabilities incurred by
the Patent Once previous to the end Of the last
fiscal year, and the comparative small amount Of
funds remaining on hand, the Secretary Of the
Interior and Commissioned Of Patents have de-
cided by necessity to reduce the present force of
that Office. Il was proposed, among other cur
tailments, that Mr., Browne, who has long had
charge Of this division, should remain at q re-
duced salary. IL not, the once which he holds
would be discontinued. And that in the event Of
his withdrawal, he was requested to make another
arrangement for the issuing Of the next agricul-
tural report now in a stlte Of readiness for pre-
sentation to Congress. We understand that Mr.
has or purposes Withdrawing as soon a. the
latter arrangement shall have been made.
The Commissioner Of Patents has determined
not to submit this year an estimate Of the amount
necessary 70 carry on the Agricultural Bureau Of
the next fiscal year but leave the matter entirely
in the hands Of Congress. This course he has
deemed necessary from the fact Of members 80
often seeking 10 cast reflections upon the Depart
ment for the manner in which the funds are dis.
bursed In publishing agricultural reports, &c.
when In reality they are DESTROYS Of having these
reports printed, AZ they can be very conveniently
used for electioneering purposes. The responsi.
bilty win, therefore, rest with Congress, and the
members will have TO answer to their constituent
for their action in the premises.
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GINS AND pISOIa

GsrEIrHs pss sI kEB srIEs No. sss p. .v.rn.
Guns, Colts, Aliens, smith & Wessen and Shsrp'I
Rsv9lyer., Shot Bags. owdsr- Flaeks. Wsd Cut.
ters. Nipple Keys, Gui Wads, Gun screw .. Eiy,s
CSx's, and Persian Caps, Cap Primsrs, Ext \
Cnarsers, Travelling Compositions, with many othes
al Of which they win be able to sell at the iowesi
ptic0s.
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~ scIiber an estray red HElFER, hole ~uerA
eqt In le and slit in ri.ht ear. The owner
Cd e cone for.srd g19ye prcPssty "a, ehsTges
90 10 ~ 18th 1t vest, bet. & and SITS. north.
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t. A CARD. &c
-. hns attention Of Groeer. psslers n Tea, and
sxtsrsive sale Of Gunpo1dsr Imperial. Oo1o me
STouchSSnE. Pouohons, and Br.sffsst So1oSoass
tar chests, al o. ns suafity, received pe9 con-
sI:nmsnt, and Ill be sold on account of whom Il
my Anstion Store on THURSDAY pext H1 ~ n da
Q coek ". Zoo Ed A. GREEN. Anct
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PxRS0HAL
NouCEEThe copsrtnership between John
ANIeoNl and LOUISA HAUSER will Re
oeIes. JOHN ANTHONY.
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Tioksts Tor ale st the Piano and Music Stores Of
Doors open ~ O'clock coacsrt 20 commence
the splendid Piano ussd on his occasion tchich
erinE 4 Sons Boston, 10 kindly furnished BY Nc
yohu y. Ellis. .,r 90 Il q
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EQUND..On Tuesday night, October 1lth, .
- PURSE, containlng an AMOUNT Of money which
TO- this adyertisement. Co ] az No. 396 ID street
south near New Jersey svenu Capt VI Hill. IT.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-12-13

l~KU STEE ) sALE.--Whercas, on tho 4th
l day Of December, A d. 1851, Martin Aehos
Of colt county, Iowa, executed unto Austin or
bin as Trustee. = certain Deed Of Trust, convey
ing to said Trustee the land il Scott counfy,
Iowa. described ~ follows, te-wit:
The east alf Of the ntrth west quarter, and
the west half Of tho north least quarter Of rection
No. twsn,y -four "a, IN Township No. eighty eol
north Of range No. three lsI. east Of Eth Z. n.
hich said conveyance wss made by the seio
Martin Kehoe, for the rurpsre OF securing inc
payment Of two cevtain promis'ory notes ana 70 .
isterest thereon, signed BY said kehoe, dated the
Ath day Of December A. d. 1857. aud described
- fsllows.-Ons for thirty and 2"-l00 dollars.
due ia si months, and the other for two hundred
and eighty and 7O-lOO dollars, due IN one year
from date. 70 the order Of William +. Wheeler,
With interest alter due at ten per cent.
And now, sid last named note having beeoos
due and payable, and the said Marin Asnos
hsving failed to pay the same /. Austin Coftin
Trustee o. aforesaid. do hereby give this pub
lie notice that Ly virtue OF the power which 10 -
ue vssted BY said Deed Of Trust. will on Sat
urday, the 7th day Of January, A. D. 1860, g
the hour Of two o'clock in the afternoon o. .ssie
day, at the Court House door, in the city o.
Davenport, expose and ofsr for sale, % poons
aaction, for cash, the parcels Of land above des.
cribsd, or % much thereof - shall Do necesfery
70 satisfy sad pay the amount OF SAID notes win
the interest thereon to the day Of seie. togstno
with I'll the costs and expenses attending SAID
sale. coets Of this notice. and Trustoss fees.
Dated he 18th day Of December, 4. y. 1850.
dsciS AUSTIN CORBlN, Trustee,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-12-13
Arrival Of the Overland Mail.

ST. Loun Dec. lathe overland mail ofths
18Th arrived last night.
The steamship Cortex. with New York mail
and passengers Of oct. Goth had not arrived ct
San Franc; SEQ when the mail left. Considers
bic anxiety WAS felt. 8 che was fully week
over due.
The steamship Northerner was also several
days over due from Puget Sound. but it 10 pre-
susued that Gen Scott has detsined her.
The tax On goods owned abroad, sold by
commission merchants in San Francisco, has
been declared urconstii usional.
Twenty thousand francs worth Of diamonds
we're recently smneglsd into San Francisco.
In the case OF Boggs " the Mercer mining
company, nvolviug the title Of Col Fremont in
the Mariposs estate. aud the exclusive right to
the minerals contained therein, the supreme
ccur. has decided in favor Of Bcges The court
decided that the charge Of fraud in the survey
vas not subs'antiated. and argued that il there
had been fraud il would rot invalidste the
patent. The court only partially met the point
- to the ownership Of the minerals. but rub.
stansially gives the gold 40 we'll a. tha land to
Col Fremont, and clearly decid-s that private
grants Of lard are lot open to the public to
search for minerals.
Accounts from Carson Vallev ssy that the
election on the 18th for delegates 10 congress
from Nevada territory, resulted - far - heard
from, in the unanimous election Of John B.
Nisser.
The Territorial Entsrpyiss, Published q
Genoa, says that . ricn silver lode, suppossd ia
b . continuation Of tho Comstoek vein, bad
been discovered juss east Of that place. and Z
stampede Of slmost the entire population o!
Carson Valley and Genoa had taken place, end
steady trade was doing st San Francisco. bat
transactions we're confined to usual lots. With
| est change . ratsA xsasy seaai = 9aziaG'
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-12-13
Coon BYR.-To those five Germans

Coop BYR.-To those five Germ.ns
~ho disccntiaped their subscriptions to the
Democrat and Ne;rs on Saturday last because
We dared to boldly dencunce what We ctnsil
cred az insVlr to the Americen flag and to
American ci,izens-we cay, good by, and
good ridjanc-" Our country and our SUBJ
scription book would be benifttsd il such indi
viluals wsre purged from them. We have .
parting word to say TO these chaps: We kLow
yod ,eiN read the Democrat and News every
morning and being too mean and too proud to
purchase it you viii be obliged TO borrow your
neighbors paper. Now. We propose erecting
hulisia board st some conve ven'ent place -ou
may designate, upon which will be pasted .
co y of our p.per early every morning. Tbs
will no, oily accommodate you. but it will also
accommodate our p.trens, ss it is q great boro
to have paper carried off before enc has had
an opportunity to glance at its cclumDs. VIC
vie, to be understood by the above article
that it 10 our wish that you will not commit
larceny upon our subscribers papers w, had
much rather furnish you the paper gratis. at
your own house, then to have our patrons 20
much iLcommoded.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-12-13
Mail Arrangements.

Times o' opening and osing mails in the Davsn.
port Post Ofc.:
EAsTsxs NAIL, arrives ats and sPu; olose,
ats:30 ANand PE
NoRTHFRS MAIL, via dubuque and North Iowa,
arrives at 8 \; clo.cs $50 An
20, THLRf 1AIL, from st Louis and Southern
Missouri, arrives At s IN: closes e:30Au.
WEsrEKs AND SOUTHERN Iowa MAIL, arrives a
8rH; closes at S Pm
ILLINOIS WAY MAIL, arrives y; closes At Y.
DunrouG WAY AArL, arrives 1T spn Tuesdavs
Ihuretays and Saturdays; closes At 6Px Sun
Days Tue.days and Thursdays.
" IvKr MAIL TO LYONS, strives at ? II: closes
at srM daily. exbept Sundays.
bLtE GRASS MAIL, arrives at 2 NJ closes At u n
luesday., Thursday. and SATURDAYS
AhITY MAIL, arrives and closes At IL n Tuesdays
and Fridays.
AkAhosA NAIL, arrives and closes at IL n. on
Thursdays
The Office will be open On Sunday during the
Summer from 9 To- 10 AN
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dec ls-wsv

oHERIFF'0 eALE.-Ths State Of lows, Scoes
SCoupsy, IN the District Curt Of Scots County,
Ssaas sf Iowa.
Rv virtue of executions issued fron The dee
AZ tks Clerk Of the District Court Of doott C0un-
~. STATE Of Iowa in fsvoe a Chdseophes ksuee
pleinti6. and against Hans .Platt Detlsf Arp and
Frederick M0!ler defendants, dated October zlst,
1859. and tG me directed commanding me, that
Of the goods. chattels, stock or interest IN any
company :debts due, property In the hands Of
third pereops lands and tcpcments which are not
exem VI BY law from execution) Of the said defts,
make or cause to be made, tho Sum Of twelve
hundred and thirty six 40 100 dollar, with inter-
est and costs; and by virtue Of said execution.
levied upon the following described personal pro-
peYt,. TO- Wit brown horses, mich cows.
heifier, OF, BULL 2 young bulls, calves, har-
rows. double wagons and harness, moving ms-
chine. 2 sleds, cultivstor,6 8 pows tanning mill,
| saddle, corn mill, new wagon box. hay r.kes.
wheel barrow, l gindstone, threshirg machine
and horsepower l OF yoke,6 hay forks,l hay rAker,
soYrel mare, sorrel horse, brown mares, sets
double harness, l double wagon, prs harrow
moving machine, s plows, ] sled, flaming mill,
saddle 6 cows, l heifer, ] trucks Of machine,
calves. ! grindstone, 5 forks, ! roller.
And hereby give public notice that shall ODE.
for sale at public outcry at the arms Of said f1ats
and Arp. in Hickory Grove Township, Scott Coun-
ty. Iowa, on Monday thei0th day Of January, 1860,
a the hours OF 3 and o'clock Of said day to she
hi nh eet and best bidder therefor in cash, the
above described property, or sufficient thereof 70
satisfy the above debt, with interest and costs.
Dated this 10th day Of Dec. 1859.
sc13-n Sheriff of s oft Co !, lows.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-12-13

OuTRAGEous.-Some scsmps caught .
dog yesterday afternoon, and procuring piece
Of rope, fastened it around the poor auirnsls .
neck, and then attached the other end to the
tail Of COW. The COW, thinking the dog was
after her, sprang off At . Tremendous rate,
jerking along the yelping canine, who Was
not disposed to keep company with her LADY,
ship, but was forced to by the cruel rope. The
last wa saw Of either, they were going down
F. urth street on the jump, the deg every little
while landing plump on his head with suffi-
cient force to knock oct his brains. This ID
anything but manly sport. and if the psrpetrs'
tors could be found, they should be severely
punished