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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-20
City Intelligence.

Mr.. TAlINADoE APrUrNrED Council TO Police Con-.
MIssosKRs The Police Commissioners, in view OF the
fact that F. a. Talmacge late General superintendent
has an intimate With the merits of suits
meDced aPhpst the Board yesterday his ap
Ioniment one Of the counsel OF the Board IN such suits
as have been or may be commenced This move will Of
prevent his beng counsel 10 any Of the
police cases, which bis services, from the very
knowledge referred TO- might be valuable to the appi
csnts.
the other mechanics Of the city, making serious e
forts to have their woees raised An association Of ope
rave mascns has been formed TO further this
Last night kom sixty hundred of them met at Ml
mans Hail. corner Of Seventh and Twenty sixl
street to counsel together in regard the matter Il vas
d. mined by th. to demand Increased wages Of their
employers and 10 notify them Of the day when their
wages are TO be ra'sed by advertisements the papers
The BRIcKIAYEKs MOVEMENT HIGHER WAGES "A
large meeting Of brcklayers was held at Steuben Hall
Bowery, last evening for the purpose Of advancing the
present effort for uniform rate OF at fourteen sh
Ipgs per DAY. 1t was decided TO defer the strike, TO
swsh-for short time on'ythe action of the Bosses
wbo bad promised TO paS the increased rates. Messrs
Randolf John Brandt, D. Hubbert, Steward How.
ell John Frost Joseph Conner, Robert Foster, Robert
Darrsght, Moore Brandt, James Mobiles, Williams Eel
ter, and Mr.. vanderburg reported paying the
wages demanded. Every disposition evuced TO con-
pei The bosses to pay what the times amply warrant.
Z, EsCArE OF PRISONERS FROM BIAcKwxIL's IsASD.-Op
Tuesday afternoon, at about two o'clock, well known
characters named James Nugent and Pat Hely, olias
rsey the Bar ber escaped from Black wells Island wners
they were confined On a charge Of larceny. IL
know In what the escape was effected The no
ice were duly notified and the lookout for the lu
gi,ives.
CONNECTION few days ago a paragraph was publish
ed IN the HKAlD 10 the effect that j. 4. xiose would
eeiver address the 26tb the Catholic church
Mount vernon. II should have been Goulds Hail.
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psss'o ou, ~ % NJ S,.r'ss $780, NJ t,r,,ssvo,,h
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NV ~. IL. Ia, 49,, WI ~, naS hsa, hasn IN IN. hons
800" =, se ~ , ..o ',n ~, 1870 w ~ " ~ ~
"nsn ni Sekes came oo~ u s, ~, =. -. -
ne IesI !" my stpa's supi 81 "e .'n
$500, noni "e Siuo hoaao IN ''A"'oNo" WIN '"o o'Ae'
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so"ss oe s'Rhas, pave DO iscoiec"'" auou. us
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III
Ale followed the directions Of the letter; prcsu me
be made inquiries Of somebody; did tell so; took
memorandum Of the dresses described me; have 1!
my book; be recognized the dresses wnen I de.
scrbed them, and felt in my mind that he was con
vrccd bis exhibitions Of grief then more violent
as S say who was
that oid not remark my impression s that no was in
the ball when got there, and sent in for him.
Coupsel-Fx as closely ~ you can the time Of this in.
krvitw OF Saturday.
witpess--Botween four and Eve; At three left the
house IN Fifteenth street and went 70 my house in
Twenh street; think stayed dinner; was told TIA
bad been there with . letter for me; concluded
from the description II was McCiueky who was about
note 10 me from Mr scSes and mmediasely y went
up the Capitol 10 hack the house in Twelfth street IN
between aud ID the hackman who drove 10 tue c.
piol WAS black, took dinner, would be ready vi
four O'Clock; am certain remained In the house an
hour and then rode Up 70 the CAPITOL II might have
saw MIR Sokes; think remained with hm ten or Twelve
minutes LEFT him IN the retiring room, and no more
Of him III Sunday morning; wns 70 mis- house on sun
sses said he saw the villain Key pass the house and
make signals to his wife.
Q-bow long did he remain in the room At tho times
A very brief time--very brief, indeed; he made
Of this exclamation, and Mr.. Butter worth endca.
vored to calm him, as il were; some CONVERSE
Mr. Buttcrvorth used; bo said something about SONY
themselves knew IT, Mr.. Sckes' words were s.that
he eoSd S. .sa.s whole Ss r0rd or whole town hue.
then SAID, afer bearing that the whole world knew It,
cas- man Of honor have advice give you" think
that was al he said; he did not say that "as Of
honor you have but one course pursuev am positive
as 70 that.
Q--Are you not aware that Mr.. Br.terworth himself
has admitted that he said 60
Mr.. Braoy suggested that the question was improper
Mr.. Carlisle argued ttat II . proper question, by
way OF refreshing the witness' memory.
Some time was consumed In squabblne about this point
The Jndse tad he saw irreguArity IN the question:
when asked for the purpose Of refreshing the memory,
EXEC pton taken.
AL have recollection of Mr. Butter worth making
such ststemsns Mr.. Sckes dressed when be came
into tho room ~ that interview, al he had been all day.
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NEWS FROM ST. DOMINGO.

0Uk bT DOMINGO CITY CORRESPONDENTS.
ST. DOMINGO, March %, 1852
&esal and Governmental Prcyess1Asnks for Public Ser
viees Naturalization Rights of Doiaicans Born abroad
GsS Hresgmers-P Public Work PyopNols-Rkaioss H.
rx~ds Hayn Friendly, dc.
send you files and published documents Of interest 10
Ne commerce Of the United Sates showing that we are
stae Of quiet progress the best guarantee that trade
with % will be fostered and protected by legislation
On the 9th inst the Senate passed vote Of thanks in
avsr Of Don Rafael Maria Bara merorous services
bis country and for which, the name of the country
The formal recognition and tban we're given and pub
hhed N an issue OF the Official Gazette Of the 221
You VIII perceive IN laws establishing civil
yRhss &C, hat the of citizens born other
oosp1ies are citizene II they have nothing To I'M
PAIR this right according TO the laws land; and
when they have lost the right beng of Domnicans
0sy can be reinstaed in their rights by
~ to the country aud conforming to the requirements of
Ne constitution.
0ber provisions strangers have the usual require
protection, privileges and rights Dompcans receive In
the COZ Dires to which they may belopg and the
pr0sect in tie courts tribunals OF the !aud
Ainsans for civil suits, defence from criminal allie
cations.
A fast the MEANS therefore, be accumulated by
ne government, impetus will be given TO public works.
to facilitate Communication with the various districts
Dwrs and ports With each other, and with the capital
q the republic.
The country quiet in every part, and the people hap
pity occupied with their various industrial pursuits with
gsed hopes for the future
With The new government OF Hayu the most friendly
relations will be preserved
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AFFAIRS IN TURKS ISLANDS.

GRAND TURK, Turks Islands, March 10, 1859
Recognition Of Untted STATES Consular agent at CaicosSa
SAgpsag DulL-Ftne Weathv for GathsrmS- HealM q
Ne Country Good, and General Quiet, de-
70 VIII see in issue Of the l6tn recognition Of
Anes Winter, Esq, as United States Consular Agent a,
West Cacos appointed by United States Consul James
B. Hayne, and approved by the President Of the United
eaaies
There has been very little done during the past week
TN days In shipping salt The weather. has, however,
been very favorable, and smail quantity bias been
gathered The advcss last received from New York.
sat worth Zoe per bushel have not caused any
vance herethe price remaining at 7xc 10 &c., and ex
psrI duly OF one half OF one cent.
The health Of our ports and country Ia good and every
niBg promises favoraby tor peculiar industry. So
saly We are very quiet for the reason tina. have
nothing TO tempt 70 tue future aud oder
0ao dnary Inducements for The temptation Of
- thAt undisturbe meath vines and beside
orr salt ponds-the conica piles beginning shower
thsir CreWns above us.
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Part 2-Nos S4, MS, 902, 1x2e, l44s l4s4 144s ls50
aoS l4os lsso aeo, lt6s, 1885, 1885, i47o l472 h7e,
s.s' Part S.Sos Ill 1881, i4s. 1887, iias, ltt7,
III, l7lo. 1871, l723.
summon CouEr Mos II. o. aas 100, ~ s7a asl 2s2.
SOL ~, al, $40, 49, $40, s2, Sz2, ga, los, "a,
ConncS PrRAs.-Part Mos 1906, 1913, 90, 1857,
1915 1929, 9Ss Part Mos Co., ss $50, lS, Oh, s9e,
se7, 49,, SIS, oil, 1000, 10Vl, l0Q2, e6s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-20
THE REVOLUTION IN VENEZUELA.

GEEEhAL sOTlLLO's PREPARATION FOR INV ASTON.
lFrom abe Trinidad West Inoies) Sentinel, March
General Soto q political refuPeeD with arestlessnesa
peculiar only 10 tie saDguinary and blood thirsty, would
Stick lie At nothing In order " swim through Of blood
- invade the peaceabe and quiet republic OF vene
zueia. he appears 10 have been meditang invasion
r some time past for had heard much whispered
months ago. In order thereto he purchased large
quantity Of ammunition and be obtained number Of fire.
arms formerly used by the militia In this island. How he
obtained these guns whether by purchase otherwise,
remains TO be inquired into. Suffice It 10 cay that having
60 possession oil these things, and having, under
sssbd, succeeded in eustDg few hire0g warriors
stvepureis, they took passage hence IN the brig r.
KBox the property Of Mr. Conrad Stoeyer, for Cedros
whence they iDtenoed 70 embark to Venezuela.
having heard OF the departure of these ad
veniuTeys ost time MoDoay last despatching an
med police force IN charge Sergeant Mcilahop TO Ce
ores. Arrived there, the vessel containing the arms,
be- taken in charge and conveyed Lack to port this
morning
General Sotlo, OF course, nowhere TO be seen at
Ceoros Another med force has b. Ell despatched TO day
y q,es OF him. presume 70 watch his movements.
ltanvhie the ammunition and arms arc in the safe
keeping Of the acting Inspector Of Police at the police
station.
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NEw ORLEANS, April 10, 1850.
Captain Bcsser and John Vernon, q the propeller oou
rer, had rsnconue with pistols to-day. Bossser was
dangerously wounded
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-20

Asse days sight; private bs, sixty days sight, tx dis
event.
Dcalth good; weather ma.
nsss Isl or each month for the United 6Ates and Ne
lSlh or i5sh do 6ame for Europe.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-02
Mortgage sale.

WDEREAa on the 21st day OF August A u ISIS.
W William addoris Of the euniy Of Scott exesu-
ted unto Stephen Thompson certain chattei mort
gage, conv~y'ns 20 said Thompsou the foods and
chAites described follow n, wit One bay horse
six years old one trown years old one re an
mare nine Years Ia. bay tselvs yearx Old .
one fofrf ho'se eigbsen years OLD, one sorre mare
Two III king colts, one Two gears old cot one
forre to years I'D cot, bay colt one cor
Old. 100 grey colts year old each, roam cost ane
year old, one brown tncsing colt, one spotted COG
seven year old. red and white Gov ten years cid
three three years oil VI red AID white Tor Coz
black three years old steer, red three years old
sleers three yearing heifeIs, two year Ing stet RS
three caves three t.o horse wagons, one low wagon
ons u rasbinz machne, fcr'y ht g. one reapc-. one
bali Interest In reaper three pi0ws and four harrows
Which SAID conveyance made 81 the taii william
Saddoris tor the urDose " securing the payment Of
cue proBis DRY note add the lutte ct thereon ned
by said William rafdoris, dstsd the 9lss day OF
August D 1sJS, and psysbe ss follows 'o-uif: FOR
Ire sum Of ten hundred TWEEN y four and - 100
t410g@ 3S.1Oo) DOLLARS payable ore year asfcr dsio
with Interest - The rate 81 ten PER cent after due
snd Which sail pete and mortgage have bssn assign
a 10 william nnton.
And whereas certain stipuiatio II sid ncrfraes
having been W. lated by virtue OF the power which
IL In me vested said chs tel mortgage o. the as.
signee thereof, will On Thursday the 11st day OF
0sFcb 1854, commenGns 81 tho hour Of II O'Clock
Of ssd day and contfnuing until ali 10 sold q she
farm house Of said william tadAoris, expose ana
Fer 10. ssIs a puAjc suction the propsfey above
descrb~d for cash 10 The highest bidder.
Dated the 18th dsy Of March A 1850.
30 WILLIAM DUMTON.
wrh15-"es A0sgpee Of 0ovseaee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-02
THE STATE OF iowa. In the District court
0COfT COUNTY. Scott county. Iowa.

TIE STATE OF IOWA., In the Dhtrfct court OF
ScOrr COUNTY, Scott county, Iowa.
DY virtue Of a special execution issued from the
I'D Office of tho Clerk Of the District Court Of Scott
County, State of Iowa, In favor Of John N. Rogers
plaintiff, end agsin-t Joseph lambrite, VIM Ool-
Inns, Thomas yatwood. Garter c., Tnltasn
Powers 3 Mclean. Milo Pa ks, Trustees Of I,wA
College Bruce * Cook, Almet skeei, u Oorwith
90, David Cockley, Robert Means, Ohas Powers,
stanton shelton 4 o.. Geo Baker, Blakemore &
Lawes, Jacob W Dkinkle, James @ Starr, and
John W II Baker, defendants, dated March 18th,
1859, and to me directei, cou man Ting ms that OF
the real etste he ennafter described, Of the said
defendants. l make or cause ~ bo made the sam OF
four thousand and on hundred dollars with interest
and costs, and commanded BY said tpeeisl xecu-
ton, have levied upon tbs following described real
cststs situated IN Scott county, Iowa, to wit Lots
one two ri three t3l tour al ard fourteen [lll
In block eight Of subdivision OF the Rus eli e.
tate, made BY 0urley, and recorded In the
Rex orders once OF Scott county, In book +" OF
Deeds page 29l ais lot eleven and part of Let
twelve 81 la said b OK eight ISL being much Of
lot twelve (i2l IS lies west Of u line drawn north
and south through said ot through the center Of
division or party all Of the double dwelling house
situated on said lot, aud including the ~est half Of
said house.
And hereby give public notice that I shall offer
for sale At public outcry At the Court House door
ths city Of Davenport, In said county, on saturday
the goth day OF April, A D 1889 IT the hour 3
O'Clock Of said day, to the highest and best bid
der therefor In cash. above described properly
sufcient thereof satisfy the shove debt with 10.
terest and costs.
Dated this 24.h dsy Of March, 1859.
Il. LEONARD,
mch26 Ahsri6 OF Scott county, lows
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-02
SlaertH,S Sale.

co J" seo ~ ee ss1,e ioc csa''
u vistneof execution issued from the once or
- tie C1sEk OF the District 0ouu of Ocsts County,
state Of lows, In favor Of Henry BE In psipfi ana
against wmB Boy md Robert Hennte, defendants.
dstad Febrparyl oth, 1862 and To me directed com.
nandrg M that d the goods chaatels stock or IN.
terest In amp company, debts due, property Ia The
hands Of third persons, lsnds and ncments (which
ere not exempt by Isv from exerutjonl o. he aid
defsndaDts, make Or csuse to be msde the sun Of
Avs hundred sevsnty-six and eo10O aollass with in.
serest and costs; and By vsrtue OF salh executson
levied ~ The following HcscTibed peuona1 proper.
81, 70 VT 6 clocks, IRE procfeefe l0aiver e n
with pencils, 10 gold teh p6ckss gold thlnhss 20
s1vtY thimbles, go1d watches, = silver vstehee.
saivss sd vssessa. II y dos gold sings, IL diver
wstch chsins silver watch keys, lpsiYs gosd spec.
tase, - gold vassh 1sys. GOld - with peneils
pins, % 0nts breeat pns, sstt shit buttoos dos
rod sdss. s1ld Se0 ehalns With seals ~ bon fob
chains With clasps, eold ysst chains, eold euaSd
chain pair geld wrtets u sett jeweiry IN 800.
oos lot ns1aons II sAew csse, seea 0e5nan ellvsr
p0A = so1t Ges4aa 01ves - spoons, pls.
~ fruit beseet. ri e0v0v ~ sooe1 spseeae1ss
l:irs silyss -! hntves, ealash SIalss n1d1s
- 1assg siys - 80 o. ~ sese
81 = iss & r.: = : q sss. g: s: s
= }s&Sz
! : =
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NheriN',s Safe.

TIN STATE OF lOWA,l In the District Court
SCOTT COUNTY. }of Scott county. Iowa.
DY virtue OF q o. special execution issuei from
ID The Office Of the 9 erk Of the District Court Of
Scott county, Stat Of iowa. In favor Of John Horn
Lamtrit-, his wife, Carter d 90, Tai man, Pow
ers & Mclean, Mic X Parks, Bruce Cook, Trus.
teea of Iowa College, Am-t ekeel, N CorWith 90
David Cocki'y, Robert aus, Charles Powers, Geo
Baker, Stanton shelton X Co., blakemore & LaWes
J w Skinke, James atari John W II Haker,6 Helen
Richards, and william Fairfield, defendants, and
dated on the 18th March, 1859, and to me directed
commanding me that OF the real estate matter
describ make, Or cause to he made the sum OF
twelve hundred forty.two and 60-1OD doll ,rs with
interest ani cos and as commanded BY said sp -
ciai execution, have levied upon the follow ing de
bed real estate situated in Scott county, Iowa to
wit: All that part Of lot o one in block No If.
ty four in thr city Of Davenport ia said county,
boundsd ami described az follows, to wit: Beginning
At the north -~csteriy corner Of raid lot Perry
str. et thence running southeIJ along Psrry street
sixty 1901 fee thence easerly and 1t ri2ht angles
with Perry street sixty t6s feet, thence north
ery sxty 1907 feet to tn. al ey, and thence westerly
along said alley sixty four 64 feet, to the place
beginning.
And hereby give pubic notice that shall offer
for sale at pubic at the Court House door IN
tn Both day OF April. 1859, at the hour OF O'Clock
Of said day, to the highest AMI bet bidder there.
for in cash. the above described pr perty. sufi-
Client thereof TO satisfy the above debt, with
ana Costs.
Dated this 2ith day Of March, 1859
H. LEONARD,
mch26 sheriff OF Scott county, Iowa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-02
LEGAL


In County Court OF Scott County, IN the matter Of
the claim Of John Van Rvers ~ the sdmioistsa-
trix OF the goods &c, Of Luke Van Hvess, deeeased
Present., Hon Charles weston, County Judge.
January 3ist, 1859
VHTBRRoAs on the 10th day Of December, a. D.
w 1857. upon . hearing Of the parties above
named, II vss satisfactorily proven to the Coort
trat the abov. nsm-d John Van kverA was entitled
10 receiver from tn sdminisirstrix above named the
tuI amount OF thd claim thesetofnre nle1 In SAID
Cour, by him. 70 vit The sim Of tsFee uudred
dollars N interert thereon 1t he legal rate from
Ansuetl 1885, and the said Court then and there
ordered aiminisi rstrix 70 pay To said John Van
Eyera tie said sum with interest ~ afoi Aid, which
the said adm. pistrstfix. though more than year
has elapsed has utterly neglected AMI ref ased to do
Nov on application " the said John Ven BvefA, Il
l. hereby order that the ssid sdmnstrasr.x Jessie
van Evera, and b Z sur, tie James u. Graham,
(;eoige wsshlc 1t, Keoner, and William Wslis, be
sumronei 1, be ani appeal before the County
Court Of Scott county, ~ ths Court House In the
city OF DAvenp1rt, On the nrst Monday Of Nay, 4.
u ieS9 at ten O'Clock the forenoon, to show
IN any they have why the said ADMINISTRATIVE has
not paid the claim 20 ordered to be pat Is afore
said.
witness Charles Weston, County Judge Of Scott
countv ct the Court House IN the city Of Dsven-
port, this twenty first day Of March. 1859.
CHARLES WESTON.
PLUnER VAN HOsUN, Ateys. mcb23-d4V
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-02

XIHERB As ON the oath day OF November A. D..
w 1855, Jesse Conard Of the county Of Vigo,
state OF lndiaAa, executed unto George l. Nichols,
Trustee, certain deed of trust conveying to said
Trustee the northwest quarter OF section No TWEEN
ty-four, (2) IN township Nc. eighty-one, (SD range
two, ~ west Of 9Th p. n containing One Hundred
and Sixty acres, 10 Cedar county, state OF Iowa /;
which sad deed Of conveyance IL rec ,rded in Book
n. pages l00 and and Of Deeds, Tin the Recorder
once OF Cedar coubtyD for the purpose Of securing
cuted cy the eaid Jesse Consrd to Ben harper dated
the Gath day OF November = 1855, and Iayable
- follows, % w.t. One note for ESQ., 18th ten per
cent per annum interest, payable the oath day Of
November 1851, 1t Aitcnell + GABLES banE in
Rock Island, and one other note for the Of $3.50
With ten cent interest payable q the place
and to be paid on the 24th day Of November d
1853.
And nov both Of said notes having become due
snd payable and the interest accruinR thereon aud
the said Jesse Conasd having fsiled to pay thu
I, George Nichols, Trustee aforesaid do hero
by give this public notice th.t By virtue Of the pow
o. which II IL me vested by saiddeed OF Trust,
Will, IN We.nesday the 9Th day Of April, d 1859
q the court House dOer Of Cedar county, between
the hears Of and O'Clock In the afternoon OF said
day, expose and offer for sale, ct public auction,
tho parcel OF land ahove described or 70 much
thereof q shall be SUFFICIENT TO satisfy and pay the
amouns OF said notes with the Interest thereon to
~ day Of SOLE together with III he costs and ex-
penseo attending Satd sale, costs OF this notice and
1rustee's fess. Dated this 18th day Of February A
D 1850 G. L. NICHOLS,
NsrlHOd Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-02
Sherin,s Sale.

THE STATE OF IOWA, In the District Court
Scott County, ! OF Scott county, lows.
Y virtue of an execution. issued from the Office ~
ID the Clerk Of the District Court Of Scott county
State Of Iowa, In favor Of Co,nrad Reed, panif,
md aeain.t Chubo, Bro, Barrow d CO. defendants,
dated 22i day Of March, 1859, and to ms directed,
commanding me chat OF the goods, cnattsls, stock
the property heretofore attached, of the said
Chubb, Bro, Barrow b Co, mske or cause TO be
made the sum Of four hundret twenty ard SIS 100
dollars, with ntere and casts; and by virtue Of
ssd execution levied upon the following described
real estaie, situated IN Scott tounty, lows, being
the anne property alta he'd ~ virtue OF an attach
ment In this suit, 70 wit Lots 10 and west half Of
lot No In block -, in this city of Davenport, in
Scott county, Iowa.
And hereby give public notice that J shsll o1er
for sale at pablo cutlery At the Court House door
the city Of Davenport, in said UNITY Oh friday the
29.h, day OF APRIL 1859, ~ the hour OF O'Clock
OF said day, ~ the highest and best bidder thcre
for, in cash, the above described property, su-
Client thereof TO satisfy the above debt with iAters
and costs.
Dated this 26th day Of March, 1859.
HARVEY LHnEARD,
mch30 Sheriff Of Scott county, Iowa