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Original Notice.
eTATE or IOWA, !
SCOTT CGUsTY.

SCOTT COUNTY.
To Thomas Palmer. Sir:
YOU are Ieby notified that there Il no" on Die,
in the Office II the Clerk o. the District Cour, IN
scott county letIti3 Of In u Doty claiming 81
YOU thirty nine and 1-looGosrs a n-nry due him
on a certain proIi>sury mole dated the tvehieth 81
November, ammo domini eighteen buLired ALL nuy
two and payable tu the liret LAY OF May, eighteen
hua.re and aty three which note Is nov the pror
erty OF John ioty; ard II said note VIII 81 st
t.chment has issued N sad cans-, ana hst chess
Won nop ar, on or before the frs, dsy 81 The next
Term an! answer thereto according TO IT, Tulcs u
the Court judgment viii Be rendered az s!nst Jon
thereon.
JrHS Il D0Ti Plaintiff
IN At..ruty lie, 81
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e. ~ is EssSCGsereH /! ~Ez y
Suffer no longer: II Is q relief.
BYTHE APPLICATIONS or
EYTGG's Good Samaritan;
INI.I ErAiA,S,I sElEEE.

You can be cur d ~ Ii following cemplaiuts such
ss Tyota AcHc. minute T. III. N 1st painful at
ts Il o, h cInat, III nne ea,e- on Of ten, Ia let-
than ,re h1nr's time, z Head Ache, Ear he,
Neuralgia Coughs Colts, Ash ma, BJanchi.i ,Ororr,
4 iual Areciia'.s. Pam tnlhe Basg s. stern rs
In IL .iJ,, Cllic an Or mp Poin. tr5sip las, IN
famed yc sol" Shfoat, CUT, hsuise-. h4tfs,
e. am. CAspEed hante Frosted Re aud Chill
baitt-.
los 10; TIE intent n Of the UNDERSIGNED % n,scrt
f.r this me licinc tn Il il viii q pus ihtu tais "r
a Md ciu" y a, is good lere r. :hiug gad Tor
nothing" II j. true. We only cain u cure Cnr
line u ,i.eacs ali iar til shvr uarei 2osa !aint
thi- M dicine Is wl't " m rqU.l.
The hest proof can uav' ~ Inc merits Of an ar
ti,le In to see what II Will do. III olc.sh l. ~
Pains den lei the III, / 4 Ia, - III a,l-
cation Of I'll 5nd rta. n einr 81 arg -: "a ts
country To, is mites ny all VIII have tried !.
w.all have tn public unlcr. tA!p that J. sc
no huGiuus artiertO dsfase 4, lrG soulh re IL ta'
li.rss u The no. If y ALL purely x t.
mate. NJ me- 'itin IS h'l IN ali ? eers y" eiei i las
b. e. usei j.. the hi hest ~ II ~, ala II /, my %to.'
aim to it,ahe IL 70 yn1Is all. TIE b!ad.te aus
which IS u ever AID .rne.iy :Xed Of msHklad Is
t. ward the gen "a iat IL. + = tbe human iin
Is T II .iiltc 81 have BEEN dee wed ~ p'slug ~.
ei,cu4rs w!'L t,tious testmoiials en item, ana
hive he ac d - huy ithu u ss.A ~ t.e tto j.
have thoU-a Uds d. Testimonials. VI aav been
stn; to me ,r n different parts q to Uni hut
prefer shoWiug The yaiu " III aeiciot- ty !,
free OF cha-cc ali th~-e complaints, whenever thrie
l. an oFportI III 10 do -.
~ \ iberai discount meGe 10 DfaggiNts AMI
sM FLAeG Proprietor
II BAnHEs Il co. Genera Aqent-, Dsyeaper',
Iowa Il. NJ. LITTLKR, Traveliog Sgen' J v
WILEY, retail dealer, west Secold stre !. Day 4
port, AMI ke- constantly IN anu BY Tie falloWi'
sgcuts--fiylor < Ha lord. Iaytnpart; g = " tlb,
De- WA, A Fellows. Msqo"eeta y lea, y a
qu tets WIZ Earliscn R9ckhoEn j tx q Co.
Fremont; Jas II Rylant, aonmon,b; y Green, vs.
cmiig; Bronson WyoE'ug ) s. ear :, Co. Is
bell; Mrtca T. Graham 4 Go. tramosa; simon
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EIaSg's Good SaRssarEsaN's
Immediate kscste

Keep it in your Family, Tor Sickness
Comes when you do not expect 1t.
;SrFIs is an Internal and Extcrnsi v dicine, COM
20. ei u Root, Herbs, ant fAsHs, .Grh a. or
f,fef.th.rs .sei Thee i Rouuti;u supp'y the
rarih To cur. al clu;p aiHts il We Only tnew what
thsv were And nov The Good Hanaytac bri q rs
good news and glad tiGii rs.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-09
WATER WHEELS.
VANDEWATER
Recently Improved Jonyai Turbine
water " h . Oh.
Oflce, No. ST South Clark Street,

CHICAGO.
r OFFER this Improved Turbine Water Wheel TO
/ The pabii; with the fullest condolences and assu-
rance OF lis
SUPERIORITY OVER ALL OTHER WHEELS,
without aEy exception. They are we'll adapted TO
fare have been tested I'M Mills OF all descriptions
They give very
Steady and Uniform Speed,
And are vel, adapted to We high as well az very
low heads AID falls. They will work well in back
vat, without any materi,i loss OF powsr, and are
.ot troubled With ice, they are set inside OF the
fore,ay ard discharged underneath. 1t requires .
smal amount OF gearing TO get mp high speed,
costs nut little to set DIP, and rune upon step that
ne,sl, no oi,ng snd Will last foT years This Wheel
is capable OF yielding power o! from 10 10 20 per
cent Il the whole power OF the water taccording 70
the egree Of anish of the wheel Under h'ss heads
xn IA lis anu in all cases II Is warranted to work up
a. tte power aid down IN the table ANA 70 give salts
faction when pyoperlr put up snd geared
STATE, County and Town territories for sale.
For further particulars see circulars which can be
obi ane ed .. tie Agents Once. No. 81 oousa ciafA
street. .or1, 49,.
p30-iy b. :. "eu"o"AIh' "se"s.
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NIOTICS y hereby given that Isaac Oberndoerfel
IN ~ the city OF D. venport has made assienment
TO AL ha property for the eenent OF his credit
ors who potincd 10 ne their claims with me yer
Tied by oath or afrdsvit within three m nths from
this date.
noI0iSw LOkENzO SCHR'CKER,
AAiRnan.
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office.

TVaD STATE BANK Of Iowa, nerehsnt's Drsach.
i o Davenport, will b. opted for The teanesc.
1S:;lfle Jas. i 81. s ga ss ~
~ IenSn arenSe ~ 1fAin on1 ooeo61 oogooeD.
0Do0 Nun, loo o'olpck. u
~. fT;xjj 2lyeSAAIs.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-09
JULIUS CHEESE Il 0s t. Ii ,

Jt Illus u y , l. Is il y " II !,
Dental Surgeon,
vvyotiD r..r,cctfuii, irtc 10 ,hr inhabitants 81
w davenport .rd vicinity that p ir- or Ne. ~
ofice direcilt Oyer IN. Davenport ta Co ), IL n
win- BOOK IN Perry, between Thlrdand Fourth Il :,
,,r Tie trAn-actor OF rchAilica and OpetaiV Den
,;strv IN .l H. hfAn,h rs Having celvtd iusiruc-
n ~ from and during the s,t year been associated
WITH one o. the most ahle iraf;iolefs ia the hast he
feels confident thst operations entfhs Ell 70 nihi
WIN be- executed cArefhl al sA!ifat manner =
Ie uii' be most happy u siio. any VINO may is'9i
hlin with cali hts r@ccmnandations, "hlch ar OF
IN. hivte.t character and would invite the most
rri,e.l txarn,rattau uirn Al work mHtteh u his
hnnis An operations registered an warranted -
IL s0,ictts tharr OF the public rhtro74st and takes
pleasure in submitting the fo9owll testimonial:
NEW Iospoa, Oct %, 1851.
THIS may certify that pr' Chesehr"ugh ms hefn
pupil IL mine il. the etrdy ~ Dentistry and tEst
during the pasi yo1r, he has op.fdtei with rln N my
nice l.. his prUf.s -.efsl a !y havethe greatest
rer. H,lencc ard rotAtIy recommend him to any
vi. hing such services those ~ careful aud alt-
ful Dental Operator. W s" ohEfflhLo.
And also III referring 70 Messrs
O. T 2 G. shepard, Hon 7. v. Williams,
r @ Lsarnen pr W. ". ehefeld,
Hon Ebeucz~r Lesyued, Learned,
Or. ewts Belts, Rev DANA hnhtln2ton,
u " browne D. W Stotfard,
~ New London, Corn asoto
Or, Barrows ) NJ D Burrows,
Hon Cannon, Dr. Baaer'
Or Wltbrrwax, RevJ Mason,
w II r Gurley gzq nrssrr Cook Il Sargent,
Rec u Fackari, : True,
4 II Barrow Esq, " bennington,
Y Il Woodward AFSast
q " smith, Mcrwln,
ny 81 ymaker, Aw Bailey. I4ah6
R.vti Ma zotln Oh. Poscrs
jos I,mhrite, I'M Rogers
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sr.rg or IOWA. Arpiros's orricr,

er,rR or IOWA AuDIroR's OTFtcT,
-. Molues, Nov, ,, -.
vrIsho-~hy oer,ir.d tta' ont 1t DAY 81 Nv IA.
- .,,rperit or tht hew York Brandt -
r III III don Flre AM iife II sufs nee
-, So Il sew York, N ihe 1871 d. OF
-, ~ "a 4-eorGance Wit. tne p'o*i-ien' a.
~ .e.sf a. Lrst-4 IRE = III ~ = - ihu
- o4tn i-.7 nat such .iaterueat stop Mat 4 -
!. ~, e.s.d q the t'qqi. lte auai 81 ta.-
mi invested a .quire' IN AID at.
A ori;y j. taff i"r sir - II - We f,ins ,
80 : -. n sccariarer VI b ~ avs ihN re-
- I,ts also c-rtintd tast v .i'rn4'ii, ~ q
p,yenpor tas be, n IN y appointed bf ea'f Ionpa-
~ their Lawful .i'ofney I'd hfent y ,hs .onl'S
i, I'm ana 70 scsnowiege serviee Or Proc~s-i ~ II
~ ltuy cerfin copy u the state nent TIED IN ms
office x,h the CLERK OF TIE Disrld Court III ana nor
I SAID County. -, :,
IN testimony whereof have set my hand ana af-
~ m, seal o. ofiice, this the day ~ Nov NIB
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CHICAGO.

- a. DEARBORN ST., CHICAGO.
GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD
rD.A DELIGHTFUL AND HoAAhfio NV"
vpou ms wEsST TO
nessss. New York nst the Easter" S'"''
VIA the Michigan Central Greis I" -1'e'''
evr0h and Vermont cenfrdt ana
Grand frank Raiirsnd OF '""~""
Passengers BY this rout. have an ofp ~.
:. ,... ..r,e q, the gran. and most ~.!ui't
v.'"s ~. .o,,,. i,cinifug 7,ronfo, ~
E,Us S,sDeus,o,. Hrid0f, the /"~u'"''"
p..o.d. al the 81 L.scrente, Shomo' -n e, =
Wkae Mountain, me I nnmn,a,n. I.ns Of no,,t
-~~cdi H.dson RireT, etc, nc. 1900,
80 nd .,,.r Ma | lo5s, baggage VIII on''H
through from OhiSsso
70 ENlGR ANTS.
pnsssses may b. secured Al the Once ofth con 20
nv IA Che q, b, sGtl,n9 vessels from i"h'., ~
,.oI P1ym .,i,h Ola. &c, b.istol. Hun AD -.
sca Aaoatr ne An agent Of the GEdSD IHe
RA,LROAD suv~rin cniing the = ino'a' 81 e'"'
grants ana Dagg .se At Quebec Tree OF 'hafso -,
Pare IRON $50 to 50: to ohoago, Including "s'Ae'
The Hamno,h ste.mship
-vgATu IAN,
o. n BOO TOSS, AID 700 ynfr Los9
u unaer cao,y.rt 10 this company TOR orr or more
tr,tn I Portland this year. Eoorirte' return -.
from Chic go u the cnief towns Ia rufoIe wa s'
~ he Issued Ticscts from Chlcsgp i1t al is.'il'
Iast also for the LeYiahan, "r 10 Tie . .
C,. .hin. an % obtained At tn Office 81 "a" 6Iabo
Truns Ma ilroHd, 10. So Deafb1rn street ChicA AK.
RxHAsos on KuRops.-slght Dtsfts Oh L'h'e a
At nvo dollars per pound at. ny may Le p,oe
A. ths affice Of The 0rand Trunk Rni'road In Obi
oago! Da.cu
Agent Of Or. Trunk X Co. Of csnaia.
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JOHN PATTEE, Auditor Q; lows

STATEMENT II the Capital info"e ana fNp1n,
,.,'.a,fl Wv Ye.k prsct ofthc Liverpool ard
rnnaonFir aid Ine ufdnoe Company ioT tn ear
ending gsnuary ~ ISIS.
60, .. 1875 $50 90
- ~ INA rnortp4gr. .......4 iT3 80 %
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-09

Rare Chance.
Pvom ~ To SO per day easily reaIs1ess
AN HONORABLE BusIHEss. CAPITAL az
ourRKn ONLY 81 50 TO $1o 90
A NEW ARTICLE (PATrNrSD) OF Use IN
n &c. Panty Mandatory, Store and OMee.-
Han snd Women, young ard old, wanted. TO engage
n ~ sale 10 every roWn and County In the south
arm and western States and Tefrtsosies. ssne Tor
0lfc1lar, o. sDply = psssse - ,o.
~ ooose1A g1Bd e1seel yAll4elA !
s1A.u,Ac4unSn - WnnknAfA ShAAA4 =
afl.T- vAgD1no An 6o01aA1. I
~ ~ CAtae sune aps''N : ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-09

Esiud and mort gag, '-.....Fi'''7S W
si.cks o. inc1ti.lraiid dti"a
il, the state 81 New York To- 90" ."
80. III. ssI..,.4t ~ ....... COS. %
Cash ia Banks. A-t''' =
C,sh IN bands II hge'ts and
IN eour-e Z tran u!ls-loii-. o''.tot w =. 49, .
ITcrtn". Observation-Disclosures "'"1~"' ~
Fire = crnlum-.. ..........-- oiI :, ~
IAfs arenlitTas. ..-.-.--.--.. - =
Interest IA tuNeStIn'll a-.... % -" =" = - -
Expenditure ....--.....--... 49, ~ :
Fir. la-s,s pad tlis y'af.... ~ - VI
! IL hess paid In y'ar.... * Wv W
Commits, sion, and foce...-... ~ tlA 10
TaS.< ....-...... .f.iDN -
A. uihef pa fntn's. ~ ~ W
vhc largest snouht taStuor
ATTY Lie ri k............. ~ W" Wv
Diyi lead d,elnrtd AID paid 81 per e.
Dlvii nj dlr er4 pad.... None
Prcm4ums came N thu colt'
try...................... 4fisNot -
Paid and CVifs tor Iclhsi-
rance JremluG .......... - ~
Return prt MUM. .........- -5sboi 10
Pr. MUM notes due aud un-
paid. A'"ue
Losses during wear which
have not b - s-tt.et. $3.50. ~ 3Vu w
I.s..4 ,.r. ,o,-. urlpst4.... Nom
Premium not tskeh - he
Company. ................ i'o"e
B-Suce The comm ucemeht o. the present
yrnl the my, SIN II the Company on stsi estate
N tfi> ,,i.t.i,y have bsen ca s@erhhiy Increased,
.nd ne v ,r.psut /, atont So 600
Nev Yurl, september -, ie,o.
Is ,n,n ALFRED PELL,
Rcsritnt Secretary.
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DR. CHARLES G0OEaish,
M .s'TE - r..
zrsysss..
EeS-s5 Z ,--r-2
lfYTys

Office on Brady street, 2doors be-. %
msYstf -" 'r'sp'''' -"
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Useful, Ornamental, Instructive.

we have now several new departments Our M
sic o. Which Three Dollars worth !. given eve
year Gardening for tie Ladies'. cur Htalth De
uar IN Mt How 10 max Ch ap Furniture, with II
il strati,ps The II tuScEi:t or. How TO EconomiZ
rna Conduct House. Tn grt OF Ornamental Hair
work with cngra,ing- Tie IIair--hawto Pr serv
Promote and Keep iuxuriant III" Tee n % w L
Preserye and Beauty. Ou' Literary Departing n
- The straugcs; in the country.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-09

R.,sblished In 1875. 3
Par.iams NJ.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-05-16
La W NTELLIGENCE,

COURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-Hon William l.. Mar
shall, Judge. The following occupied the Court
on Saturday:
Norris Montgomery Us. Mathew OConner. An
appeal from Justice Alexander. Judgment af
frmed.
Jacob Kingsley Us. John Baumgarton. An an
peal from Justice Mckinley. Judgment reversed.
Jno. ). Williams Bro. Us. The State of Mary
Ian, land use OF W. ). stone. An appeal from Justice
Morrison Appeal dismissed
Frederick I. Namuth The Baltimore Gene
terry Co. An appeal from Justice Showacre-
Judgment reversed.
Assignment for to-day n to 107.
SUPERIOR CoURT.-Hon. Z. Collins Lee, Judge.
The Court was engaged in Equity business on Sat
urday. Assignment for to-day 667 to 6S7.
Nothing done in the CIRCUIT CoURr FOR BALrr-
MORE Cry.
UNITED STATES CRcUIr CoURr-Hon. VIM. Fell
Giles, Judge.
Crosby Bevan Us. Kirkland, Chase & Co. Be
fore reported Decree entered for 81 ,3O5, with in
terest and costs.
CRIMINAL CoURr.-Hon. Henry Stump, Judge.
Milton Whitney, Esq, States Attorney, prosecut-
The Court was engaged in the following cases on
Saturday:
State Us. Michael Tracey, charged with assaulting
and resisting officers Daley, Taylor and Vaine-
| Tracey was drunk and behaving in an unruy man.
| ner in the street when arrested.
Taylor testified that when he took Tracey into
| custody he wanted to know the officers authority
tor the arrest; said he was lawyer from the cold
country and resisted and kicked Taylor and the
other officers
Judge Stump.-"Was he drunk?"
| Witness.-"Ies, SIR"
Mr.. Pinkney-"He said he was lawyer from
the 'old country"
Judge.-"We ell, lawyers have got no more right to
get drunk than any body else. The Court will fine
him fifty cents and put him in Jail ten days. He
Will have chance to get sober" Total fine and
costs S9.43
Tracey appeared to be hard case, coming into
court without hat or coat, and evidently demented
State Us. Andrew Hare, charged with throwing
stones at officer Vaine. Guilty. Imprisoned ten
days and fined so cents and costs. Total Ss.49.
| The recognizance of Thomas Rowe was forfeited
Christina Hinkle charged with stealing lace,
silks, &C., from the store of Messrs. Hodges Bro.
Hanover street, in which the court fixed the bail al
$1,000, was released by order of the States Attor-
ney. James Dune an and James w. Vanhorn be-
coming her bondsmen
| The court adjourned until this morning at eleven
o'clock.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-05-16
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

RELTGToUs.- Yesterday afternoon, the HMispab
Band OF South Baltimore" headed by their presi-
dent, Joseph Edwards, proceeded in BODY. from
federal Hill, to the Richmond Market, where a
rellgious meeting was held in the open air and at
tended by large crowd of people. The services
were conducted by Rev. W. II. Laney, of the Beth
ell Church, and were opened with prayer and sing
ing. After the prayer was concluded, Mr. Pete
Hardy addressed the assembly at some length but
the crowd was so great no one could hear what he
said, unless close to him. Upon concluding
MS address, the Band sang a hymn, and Mr..
Joseph Edwards arose to address the meeting
At this juncture there was a great rush
among the outsiders, and every one was
trying to peep his neighbours head or
shoulder to get glimpse of the speaker. Edwards
is dark-complexoned man, with a keen blacl-
eye and black hair. His features are small and
not regular. He spoke in a very low tone of voice
with apparent distrust, but hesitated little. His
discourse was nothing than personal re-
slglou: f experience, and occupied not more than
e" minutes IN Its delivery. He stated that in for
mer times he had fought in the service of the devil
ana every one knew what kind of man he was:
now he was fighting for crown of glory. Some
people ana not think his religion would last; they
thought IL all caused by excitement; but they did
not know what God had done for him With His
help he would hold out He knew that life eternal
was at stakes he had the error of his ways and
repented Before this large crowd of people he did
not fear to stand up and acknowledge Jesus He
thought he was right, and when doing so but
ooeyed the promptings of conscience. Many of
MS young friends and companions, he said were out
OF the ark of safety; he would make it his
duty to see and converse with them Already he
had talked to number of them and they were on
the same road he was. Augustus Ford who now
lies with his body and limbs shot through with balls
came to him (the speaker) but the other day and
said in mocking way, "Joe when die ri send
ior you to preach my funeral sermon" at was but
this morning" continued the speaker 'that | was
sent Tor at an early hour to pray with him, and on
ehterlng the room where he lay, found him near
the door of death. He said as soon as he saw me,
1T is too late, Joe, too late and sighed heavily.
prayed with him long and earnestly He seemed
10 oe not IN the least comorted but only upbraided
gwen him before he was brought down, perhaps to
CENTRE MARKEr-On Saturday morning there
was an abundant supply of vegetables and other
were the ruling rates:
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-05-16

Another precious bit of scandal has turned up in
New lork. The facts in nutshell, are these: Mr.
Charles Hilsborough, gentleman of wealth and
Mrs. Chauncey, wife of the gallant Commander of
that name (of U. S. steam frigate Niagara On
return home from his last voyage, the Commander
was presented with bill, from Mr.. Hillsborough,
including, among other small items, "S9. so for
liquors for Mrs. Chauncey." On receiving this
moroccan, the Commander grew indignant sat down
and wrote an angry epstle to the party of the first
part, of which the following is an extract:
"Who authorized you in taking the unwarrant-
able liberty with me of paying the liquor and qroq
bills of Mrs. c., when the husband was living in the
same hotel with you, and without his knowledge,
and without consultation with him? Did you not
aid her in robbing me of my income during my alb
sence, when had left you sacred charge? Are
you not now her companion by day and by night
and giving her moral support in her wanderings
from the home and affections of her husband? Your
past and present conduct has not escaped the LYNX
eyed suspicious of the world, and is the topic of
unfavorabe comment, not only in the house, but of
the whole city.
81 am advised that no responsibility attaches to
me, under the circumstances of your voluntary and
unauthorized contributions to Mrs. Chaunceyis un-
prlncipled extravaganza and depraved tastes.
every respectfully, your obedient servant,
"JYo. S. CHAUNCEY."
1t seems that the parties are brothers-in-law hay
ing married sisters, and that hitherto they have
been on the most friendly terms, Capt. Chauncey
having assigned the care and charge of his wife
who is partially an invalid, and has been unweli
some time, to Mr.. Hillsborough