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JULIAN NEVILLE, Anctiopeer.
Office II Commercial Place.
THURSDAY,Ap April 18th, 1853, at IL o'clock,
M the City Hotel, Common street. at public auction,
will be sold
very convenient twostory Brick Dwelling with attic
situated IN the bounded by Gaiene Annuncaon Cal
Hope and Constance Streets
The Lot "a inches and lines front on G.n.
ME Gate Bartholomew street. by depth, parallel
lines, of ~ feet 10 inches and s lines.
The building is stories high and contains FIVE
the front portion with attic and six the build
ing, with all ,sary out houses
In he there works. the house
is in very good order, and rented to good tenant
~ TERMS-One third cash balance in twelve eighteen
and twenty hs for bearing per interest,"
and cent II not paid maturity be by
mortgage on the property.
improvements be kept insured and policy transferred
vendor
Act Of sale before W. Beedloye Notary Public at the
expense of the purchaser. as
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VERY BEAUTIFUL SEA SHORE RESIDENCE ON A
and shade trees of the choicett kind.
BY JULIAN NEVILLE 8. CO., 80
JULIAN NEVILLE, Aueoreer,
Office II Commercial Place.
THURSDAY, April IA, 1859, at IL o'clock,
will be sold at public auction at the City Hotel Common
street. positively, without
THE VERY NEAT AND ELEGANT RESIDENCE now
occped by T. c. Jenkins ESQ., The lot 800 feet front
on the Bay by depth Of 663 feet the East and $50 the
West and GA feet the line, containing in all g. loo
The improvements consist of handsome Cottage Dwell
ling containing SIX rooms all fronting South Brick Kitchen
houses beautifully shaded BY forest trees The grounds
variety with grape vines and strawberry pas in full
bearing This affords good opportunity for parties DESTROYS
residing this pleasant Of procuring Of the
residences the Gulf Shore.
l. The above grounds contain spring of clear and
chals beate spring. which has cured many invads Of
chronic complaints certificates Of which, il necessary be
obtained There is large bick cistern, well cemeed
tanning several thousand gallons Of water all of which In
the most perfect order.
The furniture with fine carriage be procured ut private
sale, by app wing ut tho office of the Auctoneers.
RFeTEkMSOnet third cash balance in and two years
for notes bearing mortgage the property with per in
teres and per cent. eventual interest.
Act of sale before r. BenAn Notary Public the expense
f the purchaser. al
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VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE HIGH BLUFF BEACH
Property Ocean Springs, auction, without
BY JULIAN NEVILLE 6. co.
JUAIAN NEVILLE, Auotiopeer
Office IL Commercial Place.
THURSDAY, April II, 1859, Mt lie O'Clock
NJ, At the City Hotel Common street, will BIZ sold
THREE LOTS OF GROUND, measuring each Ol #. front
on Biloxi Bay. by about $50 feet In depth
These lots aon the beautiful residence Of Mr.. Smith. the
Fast and the hote wharf The location is very de-
exist in The greatest abundance. There large variety Of the
mineral waters on the place.
fourth cash. balance in g. IL and Is mos,
for notes Fearing mortgage the property with cent
terest and per eventual interest.
Act Of sale before James Graham Commissioner for the
State Of Mississippi im23
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UEIMPROvED PROPERTY IN THE FRS
District, on long credit, without endorsers.
BY j. b. WALTON, M
AacaI Rank

ONCE 10 Bank Place.
THURSDAY, April IS, 1859, at IL o'clock.
lots ground 10 the square bounded By Common
square No. 669 on Thonpson's Ian OF the Second Munich
One lot gr,und forming the corner OF Common and Tels
BY depth and front Of los feet Te emachus street, be
Three ground adjoining the above de-
scrbed having the same front on Common street by the
Two ground 81 inches lines each from. on
Telemachus rect depth of l3s feet inches and ues
ground adjoining the described
ing "a feet Inches and lines front Tslemachus by
One lot of ground forming the corner Of DHem.cour
Telemschnssre "a feet sinrhes front Heme
S n ana front OF los feet on
Of adjoining the above and having the
feet inches and lines DHemecourt street By depth
each a feet inches front DHemecourt
by 108 feet In depth
nehe. lines 'front.' on bHsmecou street BY us feet in
depth. .a
inches Hemecourt street BY 1908 lest in sept
One lot Of ground forming the of D. Hemscou and
BY depth Of los feet on oortes sireet
lots Co5tez street, adjoining each other and
inches lines front; one 81 aud lines
front by lss feet Inches ard lines in depth.
order In eauaiusaments bearing per per
with special mortgage and vendors privilege until final pay
ment
the purchaser. 40 IA 10 u rs 49,
EXTENSIVE SALE Of VALUABLE STORES and OTHER
sd HHS NJ s d IN the First
and at Pascsgoula for partition sF1'
SECOND DISTRICT "a
IN 6apaas do porfft inu
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A RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR BUSINESS MEN TO PUR.
chase comfortable residences Camp street. In the First
District within few minutes walk Of tie bus portion
of the cy-ro be sold without reserve long credit.
BY JULIAN NEVILLE g. co.
JULIAN NEVILLE, Auctioneer,
Office II Commercial Place.
THURSDAY, April IL, 1859. Mt IL o'clock
NJ, at the City Hotel Common street will be sold pub.
lie auction
THOSE TWO BRICK DWELLINGS,. adjoining. situated
in the First District in the bounded by Camp Gaene
Magazine and Eato streets and occupied by the Rev
Charles Goodrich and Fl. G. Steson Esq.
The lots each 80 feet front Camp street. by
depth of l2s feet between parallel lines Each house
parlos dining ROOM five we'll ventilated bed rooms bath
ing ROOM with cry spacious comfortable back buildings
two cserns and in the yard which well tagged
and connected with the front b. side entrance well tagged
the buildings set back few feet from the street
wide galleries above and selow the entirely fitted
yenence for genteel family This sale offers
the few opportunities IT. business purchase oomforta
BILE residence convenient to business
Each residence rented $500 per annum can he
easily rented for SIO01
cash. balance in equal payments at
years for notes bearing interest secured
BY rtgase the property and interest ii either
Of the notes are not pad at maturity.
Property kept insured and policy transferred vendor
Acts OF sale before R. Benau Notary Public at the eS.
pense of the purchasers. as
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BY J. B. WALTON.
SUCCESSION n ". n. WILL Ana md EIIZa WTTITANs
Two Vssnsnae Los IN The Fourth Distrct
BY j. b. WALTON.

80 esjl9s omee, ~ bAnk Place.
s,DY. agsa e. = e :ssn
ofthe Hon r. Horgsn Judge Of The Sscssd pss Gfesf
e. q S..S a:.ss r. w E. s e
Williams his vits. Will b. sold at public s.con ollsvfax
,.: "a . .s s:
j. LOT on GROgND situate in the Square bounded b.
4 - SEINE. II n.s: ::s a.. :. =
:sss . D.s "a sss Move
lS4 md deposited In The Office Of D. kcardo Notary IN
q AIoT OF GROUND htuased IN snns saburb IN the city
Of lafayette. designated BY the number n psn drawn
sa;eo srehscs dated ts 18th ssy e Nay ls depossd
Chenut Gate Tsniuts a.sts sd measuus q
lo4 fses and s1 inches On the line j Ios No "a. q
~ TERns-one third cash the balance on credit Of IL
b. o e Re ,ss
interest e the rate Of per cent from date
Aet ssors walter H. Peters, Esq.,, Notary Public 1,
the expense Of the purchasers.
amer the sale Of the proper ~ above d. scrbed
oifoiTE fak axe1zsE sfk ~ H1s
ONE LOT OF aRouNDin .au.r. No. N. on Grant. p,.n
q lafayette deaixDs,ed lot No. sdeins the rssuas
lot forming the Camp and g. Sary sreess
ing iest 'front.' on st. Mary street By depth between
3Ths lot i eiesbly located for store and dwelling
being immedatsy opposite the new and elegant
sTERNs-one third cash. balance It one snd two y,.r,
credit In notes Of the purchaser Equal nstalmenta With II
est, and specisl mortgage until 6nsi payment
ACT OF aa'e before Walter Peters, Esq., Notary Pubc
SUCCESSION DE ". d. WILLIAMS Er ELIZA VII.
IIAAsDeux ferrains de vaeur dams 10 ussrems District
j ~- PAR j. B. WALTON
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
FORTY PER CENT. DEDUcTION.. - &

No. 81 ROYAL STREET between Customhouss and Benyf
streets, New Orleans.
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BY J. NEVILLE q CO.
SALE OF PROPERTY IN THE PARISH OF POINrE
Coupts 10 this ssass held jointly ,, the heir. respectively
BY JULIAN rNEVILLE T. CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE. -Auetjoneer


BY JULIAN NEVILLE T. CO.,
~ JULIAN NEVILLE Anetoreer
,,s4 l,s Once ii Commercial Place.
4. AZ nd. AR e lac. ..ss ii =
DC First D..es g sis c y .s shove s.Tsd sasion
&c ss j.:
n sss s:..
F s. s. T s sss sssa.ss e
township south the mississippi river Of range IL
Joseph Land deceased By
q, e;s
oresn Lou Containing IL oo acs. p end o joseph
81 q ss sas s
sss. Pssssss p.,ssIs ~ s.ssssisss
M 90 cue
e e. ZEE 9sns. Graham Notary Public st the
pense Of the purchaser. 1-5sy
vENTE DE PRoPRIETE dams la PARo1ssE de PoINTE
s s r. ss ss .ss
PAR JULIAN NEVILLE & CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE encentsur.
J. H=.- NAse Bureau, II Commercial Place.
yr nsSs s:s % nIs.,. HMStsi
VILE par Pencenteur susmenone du Commencement
Pa & s s g. % sa1
date rendp dsns T. s,s de- 4 d J
q DC efs l. suss
rendu aAire de de Mime Elisabeth Lands
pouse decide de Lucus H. Place. les propees dessous
critics seropt venduea, b savoir-
Ceepss.ie da lot No a. dssgns CONNIE section g. town
paoisse de Poine Cospee dams lie district des
sujet vendre Ia Nouvells conenaut So Is 100
Joseph Landls, deceds patent date do ID
vembre ls48
section p.,Sss
Y
CONDITIONR-Un tiers compliant, ID balance en- deux pale
mens egals pour hes de acquereur payable ct
dats avec insre sur IL props.e dams a
mortgage special sur Ia proprise
de pardevnnt Graham, noaire public
frais des scquereur. mi d n 9
A FINE CHANCE TO PURCHASE FINE RESIDENCE
In the town Of Vaudeville, with improved grounds,
sisting of gardens. etc.
BY JULIAN NEVILLE f. CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE, Auctoneer.
ONCE IL Commercial Place.
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Two-sToRY BRICK BUILDING ON GAIENNIE
street. First Dstricr convenient ST. Marys Market and
the business portion the CITY, auction without
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r INsEYS-s0 BALES HEAVY LINsEYs, FOR SALE
~ on liberal terms, by
]. B. VALENTINE & CO..
nj NoD,yn
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JrALIAN CHEsTNUTs-so barrels fresh Italia.
L. F. COCHRAN L HALL,
feIO Is New Levee and II / nlton SITS.
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TNO. CULBERTS0N d CHARLES w. Cul-
q BERTSoN, Attorneys and Gouneliors- Law No. 81 St.
Louis Exchange Alley between Cent? and Benvile sreRts
New Orleans, jail en-
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-05

RlRTR~ HOQSe.
TEETH EXTRACTED

l,oRNER or IOWA AND FIFTH STREETS
Y Davenport, Iowa. mch22dti
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TRUSTEE'S SALE.-Whereas, On the l4th
i day Of January, A. d. 1855, James Mackin-
tosh, and Melissa J. Asckintosh, his wife, If Scstt
county, State Of Iowa, exssuted unto David b.
ing said Trustee, tn land in Scott county, Iowa,
described a< follows, TO Wit The vest half Of The
half Of lot No. ieven a. in the city Of Dav-
export also undivided one-half { ~ part Of
lots No. five and six 5 and s, in block eighteen
Is. } in the city Of Davenport.
James Macintosh, and Melissa J. Aackintosh, 4 or
the purpose Of securing the payment Of two Ger
tain promissory notes, and the interest thereon,
| signed by said James Macintosh dated the l4th
day Of January, A. D. ls5., and paya follows:
One for one hundred and sevestycne and s7-l00
$l7l s7-lO0) dollars, payable TO the order Of Al
mira P. Lowrey, July l4th, A. d. 1858. And one
other note for fifteen hundred and forty six and
S.loo ,54e 81 100 dollars, payable to the order
of said Almira P. Lowrey, January l4th, A. d.
1852 each Of said notes bearing interest 1t ten
per cent. per annum, after maturity.
| And nov said pr missory notes having become
due and payable, and the said James Macintosh
having failed TO pay the same, ], David 5. True
Trustee as aforesaid. d" hereby give, this public
notice that by virtue of the power which 10 in me
vested by said Deed Of Trust, win, on Wednes-
day. the Both day Of November, A. d. 1859, at the
hour Of o'clock in the afternoon Of said day, u
the Court House door in the city Of Davenport, ex
pose and offer for sale at public the parcels
Of land above described or 50 much thereof as shall
be sufficient 70 satisfy and pay the amount Of sad
notes, with the interest thereon 70 the day Of sale
together with al costs and expenses attending
said sale. costs Of this notice, and Trustees fees
| Upon the completion of such sale, . deed
will be given to the purchaser thereof, in &C.
cordance with the stpulationr Of said deed oi
trust.
Dated the 5th day Of November. A. D. 1859.
DAVID s. TRUE,
novo dts Truetse.
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TELEGR A HIC.


CHaRIEsTos Va, New. 3.-There has been .
marked abatement in the excitement here to-
day. The town il, however - full Of people
a. vhen the excitement Was at its height and
s.raugers continually coming and going.
Judge Russell and lady, and Mr.. Hoyt, Who
first took Brc~ns defence, left here this morn
ing for Boston.
Copp'e, Who va. found guilty yesterday. has
not Yet received HE sentence. Shields Green.
one of the Niger prisoners, was put on trial
TO day. He is defended by Mr.. Sennett. the
evidence is closed. The case will be submitted
to-morrow TO the jury. Copeland is next for
trial. and on Monday il is expected that the
wounded man stephen. will be brought up.
l, is almost certain that Cook viii plead
guilty, first submitting . written confession or
statement Of his connection with Brown. HE
brofher-in-law, Gov. Willard. Of Indiana, 10
still here
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nov5 dts

THRU SALE.-Whereas Alfred Beach
i and Rebecca, his wife, Of Center Township,
&c dar County, State Of Iowa, on the 3lst day Of
December, a. D., 1856, executed 70 Thomas C..
Campbell as Trustee, . certain deed Of Trust con-
veying to said Trustee the land in said Cedar
County described Is follows viz: The East half
Of the South West quarter Of Section No. ~
twelve, in Township No. 81 eighty one, North Of
Range No. two, West. containing eighty acres
Of land. which said deed is recorded IN the RecoY
ders Office. of Cedar County aforesaid in Book n
Of Mortgages, page 3sl, and was given TO secure
the payment Of promssory note in sAid deed de-
scribed for $3.50. bearing even date with said
deed, and rAyAb,e December 3lst, 1857, with ten
per cent interest after due.
And now the said note having become due and
payable, and the same not being paid, said
Trustee, hereby give notice, that BY virtue Of the
power in me vested by said deed Of Trust, ] will
| on Monday the 5th day Of Decem Der, A. D., 1859,
at the hour Of o'clock in the afternoon Of said
day at the Court House door in the City Of Da-
venpor,, in the County Of Sect, sell for cash at
public auction. to the highest bidder the parcel Of
land above described, or so much thereof ~ shall
be necessary to pay said note, and the costs and
expense Of sale, and the fees Of the said Trustee
and on the completion Of the sale, ! will make
| and deliver the purchaser deed according to the
provisions Of said deed Of Trust
Dated, Davenport. Nov. 4ih. 1859.
nov5d-is 7. C. CAMPBELL, Trustee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-05
The Sailing OF the Great Eastern again
Postponed.

SAcKwEIL. Nov 4th, P. M.-The departure
of the steamer Great Eastern for the United
States had again been postponed, this time
sine die. She will probably not leave this year
The detail Of the treaty agreed upon by the
Zurich Conference had been published. from
which it sppears to be . mere simpihcstion
of the Tiia Franca agreement Of the Emperor
The rights Of the grand Turks Of Italy are
reserved for the consideration Of the congress Of
the powers.
spain was dissatisfied with Morocco's offer Of
pacifica ton. and war va. imminent.
The Sandman government had issued de-
cree calling for loan OF one hundred million
of francs
The steamers Vanderbilt and the City Of Bal
timore. from New York, and the North Amer
lean. had arrived out
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-05
Funeral Of A. h. Ryle. Jr., Killed at the
Polls in Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Nov 4,h-The funeral OF A. B.
Ryle, Jr, who was murdered at the Fifteenth
Ward POLLS. on election day took place from
the residence Of his father. in South Hanover
street at noon TO day. There was an immense
gathering OF people to view the BODY, and the
remains were followed to the grave by the
members OF the Reform Association and the
citizens generally embracing merchants. busi-
ness and professional men Of the highest res-
peetabiity.
The procession moved through the business
portion Of Hanover aud Baltimore streets TO
Charles street passing around the base Of the
Washington Monument All the stores and
resiieoees on the route were closed. and the
respectable portion Of the inhabitants of Balri-
more testified, in quiet and subdued mknner
their deep sympathy with the deceased in con-
demi alton of the lawlessness which has had
such ira gical result.
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DAVENPORT IOWA. SATURDAY MqbNlNG, NOVEMBER :. 1889

ces., it is . great mistake. Thsxsdy members
ali pay an entrance fee, but 20 - the male
members pay An entrance fssyhnd monthly
dues, and it 10 from this sourc4 that most Of
the music OF the Society has be- procured
The President. Vice President md other ofii-
eers pay their dues. and even e Musical D
rector (vho is exempted by the Nlies) insists on
paving dues TIE came as the Cher members
A. much mi.c ,ncep;ion exist As to the posi-
ton Of the Mu.cal Director, is proper to
state officially, that although q is the fourth
season Of his services to the SDcietv, he has
never received one cent Of remuferaiion direct
~ or indirectly-tbat the tim<spent BY him
in rehearsals and concerts, and "a the iDstruc
ton Of the Vocal Glass, 10 but = small part Of
the sacrifice he has made for thu cause Of music
that his musical library hab always been
freely used BY the Society-tAat in copying
music for lithographing for the recent concert
alone, bis la5or has saved the Society. on .
resf enable calculation, fifty doliars-snd that,
besides this, the use OF his music has saved the
Society tae expenditure of : considerable som.
He, as we'll as other members. con tributed 10
the organ fund.- and he undertook the drawing
up of the plans for the cd and the new organ
gratuitously.
| For the information of the supporters of the
Society, it may be we'll to state the receipts
and expenditure. for the concert just given.
| that it may be seen how much outlay coneer,
giving involves, and the small chance there
| sxists for LAYING un funds or naYing salaries.
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From Kansas.

LEAvENwoETH, h. T., Nov. 4th.-The over
land Express from Denver city, with dates to
the 2sth arrived here last night brining $1,000
in dust, At ons consignment and S23. 900 in the
hands Of passengers Tbs weather continued
unusually favorable 10 the mines. An election
had been held for officers under . provisional
Government The result vas not dehnately
known. but SO fer as ascertained, Steel had q
majority for Governor. Efforts were being
msde to induce the people TO participate 10 %
election for a delegate from Kansas, which
takes pace on the sih. The project is oppos-
ed by the local papers. which argue in favor
OF non-in,ervention in Kansas affairs. having
but recently elected delegate of their own
who ls expected to urge an immediate organ,
iz4tisn Of the Territory of jefferson
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-05
CO Nj Nj E. K CIAL
NEW YORK MARKET.

New YogK November 4.
FLoUR-5c better. Sales 10000 bbls. S4 s5G
q 80 Super State ;$i e59s5 Extra State: 81 s.
ass Super Western IS ln@S5 40 Common TO
medium Extra Western 50 45d5 so inferior
to good shipping brands extra Il. II. 0.
RYE FLorR-Stesdy 81 6eG4 80
WHEAT-Very 6rm and quiet, without Sales.
RYE-scarce and firm. Sales 5000 bu. s5c.
BARLEr-Scarce and bouyani. Sales 3eo bu.
State S5c.
CcKx-Quiet and firm. Sales small; 81 03 yel-
low southern.
OArs.-Selling 1T 44gA1se State and west
tern.
PoRK-C nchanged. Small sales SIS 35G
@l5 50 mess SO 5otaslo IS Prime.
PRIME BKKY-Unchanged
Cur MEATs-Quiet
LAKD-Quiet and heavy, sales 200 bbs llG
11ke.
urrER. = Fair request l5h@lsc Ohio 2oc-
CHEEsB--Steady 10Il0Lc.
WHIsKRY-Duil and nominal 27s<c.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-05

OcroBKR TKKM
GEO. G. WRIGHT, Chief Justice.
MAJ r. u-nnnu-A -ADn

L. Wy =. =, STOCKTON. ccSPHA"'' Justices.
LEWIS KINsEY, Clerk.
GEo. n. MATHEWS, Gsrk, pro ten.
Friday, November 4, 1859.
Chickassv Cone appeal-stricken from the
Docket
es4 wm. Clark vs. Adam vauce, appt Win
neshiek Co-afhrmed per cent damages.
~. Livingston Bro. kncsie vs kvans Eg
bert, sppt Clayton Co-afhrmed per cent. DANA
s5s John Deere We Evans Egbert, sppt Clay
ton Co affirmed per cent. damages:
go j. W. Moore We Richard Meaghan, appt
Clayton Co-afirmed.
s.l wadswor,h Wells VS. Foo, d Tuttle,
appi: Clayton Co affirmed per cent damages.
67o The Ees Maines Navigation and Railrsad
Gem Tany appi vs. the eornty of Polk and S. NJ.
Dyer. county Trea.urer-Polk Co-rever-ed.
III Msrssre, Wilty, appt vsN. G. Donge-Fre-
mont Co-reversed
s2s JoseI,h ID. Hallock vs. John NJ Slater appt /:
Arranoo.e Co-reversed.
$50 Sheldon, Hoyt i Co W Be,huel N. Middle
ton appt: Marshall Co-afsrmed =
go A. l.. Walluig VS. Jacob kidwiler appt
Ha,din Co-aiirmed-ta no option necessary
s6l J. Flanagan vs Fl, B Harma appt Win
neshiek Co affirmed per cent. damages.
e65 Jewett d Root VS. Z. Hurlburt ct a. appt
Winnesheik Co affirmed per cent. damages.
s5s Calvin Staples Francis Teabont, appt
Alamakee Co-afirmed per cent damages.
IA j II. Calvin James AcCAskey sppt
Adams Co--afhrmed.
70 Abram iIsss sppt vs J W. Damon, Potta-
wattamie CO-revesned.
72i John Chambers ct al, appt VS. James Lewis
ct al Mills CO. affirmed.
7aS STATE Of Iowa VS. Benjamin Willis. appt
Decatur Co-revefsed.
So Ambrose Mygat, vs. John T. O'Reardon,
appi Scott Co-continued.
SOB Green, Thomas d, Co.. VS. Simeon Cheney,
appt; Henry yCo-continued,
sj7 j. c, Frazer appt VS. Jno. ". Filkins-Ben-
ton Co-eontinuied.
973 W. NJ. Farmon rs Enoch Robinson appt
Winneseiek CO-submitted.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-05

PERsoNAL.-Mr. C. SHARPs, the best
advertised man in the United States, and the
identical individual that manufactures Beech
er's Bibles. arrived in this city last evening,
and is sojourning at the Burtis Mr.. S. is on .
visit to J. F. Morton, Eeq., of thi. county. A.
many Of our citizens have been desirous of as
certaining the exact amount Mr.. Sharps made
out of his last contract With old Brown, We
would suggest that . most excellent opportuni
" now preeents itself for then to satisfy their
curiosity.