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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-26
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WASHINGTON, Jan. .25.-lIoUsE-Mr. Eng
lish Of Indiana. from the post office commit
tee, made an adverse report on the memorial
Of the Mount Vernon Association that the
agents thereof be granted the fra king priv.
ilege, the committee being Of the opinion
that said privilege ought to be restricted
rather than extended, also an adverse report
on a memorial proposing the abolition OF
the post office department.
On motion of Mr.. English, the committee
on post Office was discharged from further
consideration ,f Charles Bu,terfieli's PRAYER
betw cen the principal American ports of the
Gulf of Mexico. He moved to refer the
matter to the committee on comm cree.
On motion of Mr. Jones of Tenn, the
memorial was tabled by 81 to SO.
Mr. English made similar reports with re
gard to the memorial Of A. ;. Albert and as
sociates for mail steamers to South America.
Mr.. Pugh arose to a question OF privilege
on the subject OF the report of the executive
session which had appeared in the New York
papers and especially in the Herald He
handed to the secretary to read the Herald
correspondence.
Mr.. Crittenden suggested that it was out
OF order. 1t was stopped.
Mr. Pugh expressed in moderate but de-
cided language his disapprobation of such
breach of the confidence Of the Senate.
Mr. Fitch agreed with Mr.. Pugh in de
nouDcing the improperly of the correspon-
dent.
Mr. Davis characterized the correspon-
dence as untrue aud said that he had ap-
pealed to the Senator from Illinois, Douglass J.
No such language rs therein reported was
used. Mr.. Douglas agreed in the assertions.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-26
Legal Notice

In County Cour. of Scntt County. in the matter Of
the claim Of John Van Rvera ys the admioistra-
trix OF the goods &c, OF Luke Van EverA dc ceased
Present, Hon. Charles Weston, County Judge.
January 2lst, 1859.
VIIHRRRA8 on the 10Th day OF December, d
w 1857, upon q hearing OF the parties above
nsnei, 1t VAS satisfactorily pfav,n TO tue court
that the above n.mel John vsn Evera Vas entitled
to rec yer from the s6mnistratrix above nsmei he
fall amount OF the claim tnsre'sfrYe filed in SAID
court ny him, to wit: The sum OF three hurdr.d
dollars with interest thereon at the gal rate from
AueustI, 1855, sod the ssii c,-.t then and there
ordered said administratrx TO pay to s,idJohn Van
Evera the said sum with interest sfVresAii, which
the said adm!nistratri1, though m,re than year
has elspee has utterly neglected and rtfasel 10 do
Nov, on application OF the said John Van Eve's, IL
ordered thst the said admin stratrx sse
Van Evers, and her sUiet;e, james 4. Graham,
George washington KEEP cY, and william wels, te
sn nmoned 10 b~ and rppear before tbe C,nnty
Court Of Scott county, ~ the Cenrt House in the
city OF Davenport, oa The nrst nday Of Mar h, A
1879 at zen O'Clock In the forenoon, TO show canee,
II any they have, Why the said aiminissratrix hA
not paid he claim rdeYed to be psid AZORES
witness Charles Weston, County J Judge Of Scott
Coanty, at the Court House In .he city Of Davea-
pert, this twenty. first day Of January, 1859.
CH.RLES WESTON.
PLuMEa VAN HOssN, Au'ys. Ja26 ~4t
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-26
b HOWARD ASS OCIATION
PHILADELPHIA

A Benevo ent Inssiution esfablisheJly specid!
document. for Me RtiiJ Of Me sex and
Disfrtssed. afflicted seith TirStent
and kpidemic Disedses.
vIyHD HOWARD AssOI ALTON, In view Of the
awful dest -uct., n OF human life ca7se by sexu-
al disc ACES, and the deceptons pra'tcet upon the
uniorfu victims Of such disease, By Quacls sew
erel yeArs ago directed its consulting surgeon,
charitable ct worthy Of T. cir name 70 open dis
penssry for the treatment Of this class Of d
III all their forms, and 70 give meacal advice Ais
TO all sho apply BY Letter, ~th cesciiption OF their
condition, (age, occupation, habits OF life Ac) and
Of charge It Is needless 10 add that the association
commsI ds the highest medical skill 0! the age. and
will furnish the most approved modern treatment
rhe Directors Of the association. in their annual re-
port upon the treatment Of sexual diseases, express
th hiRhest satisfaction With the success which has
attend the sbors OF tn ir surgeons In the cure Of
DpermAttor RI mina weakness, ,gonorrf G., aett
syphilis the vice OF Onanifm self abuse diseases
OF the hidn.ys arc BLADDER sc. and or Ter contt-
nance of the same plan or the ensuing year.
The Dtrectovs. on review Of the psst feel assrrsd
that their aboTs in ihts sphere Of benevolent IN ,r
In ve been Of great beneht TO tho Afflicted esp cially
70 the " une and they have reselve ei devote them
selves with renev 4ss to this very important and
much despised cause.
An admiral report on spermatcrri cc'. or semi
nsl weakness the vice 81 Oasnsui, massuroation,
.e. and other dis Of the sexual organs,
by the cor sultirg surgeon, will lie 80 mt by mail (n
sealed envelcpe). frte Of charge, on receipt OF Two
STAMPS for postage. Otte reports snd tracts on the
nature aud treatment Of sexual diseases, diet, &c ,
are constantly being published for gr atuitous disri
button, and will be sent to the sficted Ssmeof the
ne remedies and methods OF treat nent discovered
during the last year are OF great value
Address for Report or treatment, DR. J. Sk0L
LIN HOUGHTON, Actnx Surgeon, howard Asso-
cistion; No. . south Ninth street. Philadslphis,
Bv order Of the Directors.
AZRA ID BEARTwELL, President.
GRO. FAIRCHILD. 6cTetlry. Ja26 WY
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-26
LAT f S T n f. W S.
Arrival ot the Overland Mail.
fEY rELEoeAPm.)


ST. Io,is. Jan 2i.-The Overland Cali
fpfnia Mali with ia.es 10 the Jlst, ARMY d
here Ia night
The dates from Victoria are TO Dee 2ati-
Frazer River was op"u again. Further
discov, rics increased the faith OF the rich
ness Of the gold fields
The Overland Mail from Kansas City.
hal aris j at Stockholm.
Dexter brigham, of san Francisco, had
fail,d-liatiiities amounting to l9S. 1000.
The weather was fine and business duh
IT. Louis, Jan, additional ~ O,cr
land Maa--Ihe passengers by the Over
land Mail report tine weather remarkably
fine aud the roads good
The Indian Agent at TT. Yuma. had re
turned from the Mohave villages without
accomplishing the release Of the women
and children mentioned in y pre-, iuus re
port
Col. Hoffman left f. Logan with an IS
cort Of cavalry 10 establish u poet for his
command the 9th infantry
The ApPaehes Were peaceable, the Ca
manches had gone south.
A large fire was raging in the woods
near Fay et.eville, Arkans, which it is fear
ed would extend many miles and destroy
much property.
A large party of gold hunters were pre-
pairing to leave IT. Smith for Pixies Peak
Much excitement existed in Carson Val
ley respecting the laws of Utah. The
Probate Judge was required by the rssolu
ticDs Of these meetings 70 abstain from tn,
exercise Of the duties Of his office 9th
er meetings sustained the Utah authorities
but favored a separation from that Terri
tory
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-26
Now York Ite ms.

NFw YORK, Jan. 25.-The Store No. 81
South street was burned last night and the
adjoining store badly injured No 3 was
occupied by Hawkins 4 ketchum. Simpson
d. Nephew. X Evans 4 Co and others
Loss $40, 900. During the fire an explosion
OF powder took place. injuring badly several
firemen. The property was insured in city
Offices
A Telegraph Line has been completed TO
Leavenwo orth. Kansas Territory, making q
continuous communication from that city TO
New York. The first through mess ,ge over
the wires was received at the II raid office
last evening.
From " WAsHISG1oH.-The Herald CORE
spondent says tha. the Spanish Minister de
clared yesterday while copying the 80 900.
600 appropriation ill. that if the money
was granted he wsuld demand his pass
ports.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-26
From " nshlu:tOn.

WAsnIscTos, Jan. 2i-Ihe difficulty be.
tween Douglas and Fitch was settled this
evening, and to .morrew's Union will con
tain the correspondence. X. A. Pryor act
ed as the friend of Mr.. Douglas, ard Mr..
BENJAMIN as the friend of Mr.. Fitch.
Mr. Phelps Tariff Bin viii be presents d
to the House morrow, Ii proposes 10
specific duties but raisea the schedule 10 the
decimal point, and of course increases the
free list.
1t is asserted that Mr. T. has decided not
to propose loan to remedy the immediate
Deficiencies, but re issue Of Treasury notes.
The bill Of Messrs. Howard, Davis and
Merrill, proposes systematic Increase in
the tariff, combining both specific and ad
valorem duties
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-26

MAIL ARRAEGEMEETS rs.

F.sTsRs NAL (5gDlsy exc li-d,o arrives caiiy
A, .. N and M. COS a. Q 4 An + =.
ws5TE.G MAIL arrives da,iy ts siniaJ" exc Pted,
a 10 :: gni p Il; closes a: : AMI . p NJ.
soprHxHs N VI, from > LOUIS AMI sonth"rn Mls-
sousi, ara.yes dauy (snni-ys excepted) al NJ;
Clos al .
NORTHERN MAIL, via pChuquc ard Northern To-
ws arrive, daily (Supd4ye xcrptedJ al NJ; cseses
at n.
EoRTHtRs kArL, via Dewitt, Asfuoke'a, &c,
arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays and SATURDAYS, st
NJ: closes Tuesdays, Thursdags and sundays d. ]
p W.
NoR1nEES MAIL, via LeClairs, Princeton and lY-
ons arrives daily (5urdsys xcepted) at n; cio-
ses at u.
HICKORY Grow MAIL, arrives Tuesdays and
Fridays al IL NJ closes same tms.
BLUE GRASS NAIL, arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays, at 10 A n, closes Same time.
wKsT BUFFALO MAIL, arrivts Mondays And
THURSDAYS at P NJ; { oses same Gays At A NJ.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-26

Hos. WILLIAM f. MILLkR, PaEsIpiS..

sEcoND DAY
In consequence Of the fact that lion John
F. Dillon is now directly interested in many
of the cases at issne at this term Of the
Court, change of position was effected
with Judge Miller of johnson, who took Dir.
billions place here and he taking Mr.. Mil
ler's place at Iowa City.
Court opened in the morning with calling
of cases in the civil docket, v hich occupied
the most of the day. and is not yet entirely
completed A number OF demurrers were
argued and disposed OF.
The petit jury was empanneiled, and bus
iness so perfected as to commence with
the disposal of criminal cases this morn
ing.
The most important cases on the criminal
docket are those wherein the State is plain
tiff, and John Winkelmann and Paul The
son are defendants-charged with murder
of Hans Arp.
The probabilities are that the State Peni
tentiary will receive some additional rein
forcements.
The Grand Jury is very busily engaged
IN looking into divers and sundry matters
which will come to light when their session
is completed.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-26
ShcriN's Sale.

b. Holt,
Va.
Geo. y. smith
In the District Court In and Tor Scott Couaty, State
Of lowe.
DY virtue Of an execution issned from the once OF
ID the Clerk OF the District Court Of Scott County,
IosA In favor 0f H Holt and against Ge3 " smith,
dated December 8, 1858. and 70 me directed, com.
nanding that Of the epods chsttels stock or tn
tefest In any company, debts due, property 10 y e
hands Of third persons. lands and tenements, whk
ore not exempi By Az from execution, OF the said
Geo " Smith, I make, caase 20 be made. the sum
OF one hundred and s;x:v-two and 52 100 d,llsss
C1162 72) debt due with ali inter- sts and costs;
levied upon oil Of the right title and int rest which
the said Go Smith hiss In and to the goods, wsres
and merchAn6ss, consisting Of stoves, hollow ware,
etc being the nrm Il Smith 3 Termination. doing
busneos Second street. esot o. Perry 10 the
city ef Davenport, county Of 20 y, State Of Iowa
And hereby sive public notice hat shall ode!
for sale at pu,le outcry st the store Of the ssi1
Smith Bennington. on Second street. east Of Perfy
street, the city Of Davenport, county II Scott.
STATE o. Iowa, ON Monday, the 18th dsy Of brusry
d 1853, at the hour Of 10 O'Clock Q. m OF said
day TO the highest ard best bidder therefor In cash,
the above described prnperty or su0cent thereof TO
satisfy the above debt. together with interest and
Al acc9uing costs there
4. LROyANO,
Jsa6 SAesi4of scott County, 1ows.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-26

Col. Harris PoEM.-A large au-
dience assembled last evening at the lie
Claire Hall, to listen to the reading Of the
Poem of Col. H. II. Heath, entitled "The
Last Day, or the End Of Time" The pro-
duction, which is in every way worthy OF
the high encomiums which have been passed
upon it, was listened to with wrapt attention
and repeatedly applauded. The Col. is q
fine reader. He will repeat the poem this
evening at the Baptist Church in Rock Is
land. We hope that he will be met BY an
overfowing audience.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-26
STEAMBOAT DEMOLISHED BY THE Ice.

STEAMBOAT DEMOLISHED BY THE Ice.
The steamboat, John Heron. which was
lying in the slough. near the Railroad
Bridge, on the Rock Island side, was liter
ally smashed to wreck on Sunday after
noon, by the action of the ice. Along
side the Heron, was lying barge which
was thrown up end fret into the Heron
carrying away her boilders, stancheons, DC,
rendering the vessel entirely unfit for use
hereafter-a perfect wreck. The boat was
valued at $40, 1000, and was uninsured.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-26

think may offer evidence that will explain
away the charge Ii the charges to he ex-
p aimed away can be this had Infinitely bet
ter be done before the bill is found. than d.
the tedious and expensive pre- Of trial
in Couru.
Further than this, you are not hound TO
hear evidence for the defendant, and yet
Grand Jury have no right to iudict o man,
unless after deliberate Investigation there is
a reasonable probability, that the cause be
legally proved on bis trial t. be guilty.
II, after such an investi. alton, you are
satisfied, that All indiciable oilense has been
committed within your Jurisdiction. you will
submit the evidence to the District Attorney
(if lie was not present at the hearing Of it)
and direct him to frame bill of indictment.
This, when prepared, must be signed by
him, endorsed "a true bill" by the foreman.
and there must also be endorsed upon it the
full and accurate names Of all the witnesses
by whose testimony the charge has to be
the Supreme Court have decided, that q
man whose name was 90 endorsed as "Kam-
berling' but whose name was "Kimberling"
could not bepermitted to testify on the trial
This is an additional reason, why too much
care anu tuoIouguueee cHunos Oc ouseENeu
in the prosecution of your enquiries.
Your other duties may be stated in the
language of the Statute Code, Sections 1902,
29O7, 29O9.
if there is a private prosecutor. the fore
man will endorse his name on the indict-
ment In conclusion, gentlemen, let me call
your attention to the oath you have Just
taken. 1t is q striking. comprehensive and
solemn synopsis of your duty
1t may require the utmost vigilance Of
mind. to guard on the one hand against the
suggestions of malice, hatred and i'll will"
and on the other hand against the secret
impulse of "fear," or the silent but pursua-
sive. and it may be unconscious, influence
of favor or affection" at all events it will
require serious thought. careful inquiry.
earnest investigation and the deliberate ex-
ercisc Of good Judgment, if in all your pre-
sentiments you shall present the truth, the
whole truth and nothing but the truth.
according to the best Of your skill and un.
derstanding
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-26

CLosISG OrT.-That stock Of goods
at the store of y. Il r. H. Tyner. corner of
Rock Island and Second streets, will be
cold out Jelop cost for the next few weeks
This is no ruse, but positive fact. Those
who wish for great bargains will consult
their own interest by buying their goods
where they can be had the cheapest.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-26

QuERY.-lf, as Citizen" will have
it that the abuse of the bemocrat is sure
passport to respectaJility." why is it that he
himself has 60 little knowledge of what
pertains to honesty or responsibility p
What amount did you say YOU Jorromed of
Loomis i Co?
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-26

AFFIDAvITs AND COUNTER AFFIDA-
vus-We have just printed a large lot OF
blanks entitled. Affidavit of Want of Merit,
and Affidavit of Merit, which under the
new rul will be found Of great Importance
to Lawyers. Also other blanks of all kinds
constantly on hand Orders solicit ed.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-26

MEDICAL SOCIETY OF SCorr CorN-
1Y-This body met yesterday at the Coun-
ell Chamber. in this city. Officers for the
ensuing year were elected as follows:
President-Dr. Chas. c. Parry.
Vice Pyesident-Dr. James Gamble.
Secretary-Dr. Alfred H. Ames.
1rea,urer-Dr. J. J. Tomson.
Ccnsors-Dra G. w. Carter, J. W. II.
Baker and T. J. Saunders.
At the afternoon session, DR.. Saunders,
the retiring President, delivered q discourse
upon Medical Organization" Subsequent
ly several interesting communications were
made upon subjects Of special interest to
the profession. DIR. J. I. O'Reardon was
appointed Essayist for the next meeting
The attendance was quite large and the So
ciety adjourned at late hour in the day.
The Importance of this body in medical
point of view, and its salutary influence up
on the profession in this region Of country,
become more apparent at each successive 9
meeting. The State Medical Society. Of
Iowa, will hold it's next session at Daven-
pert in June. and the presumption is, that
some effort will be made to make visitors
from abroad pass their time pleasantly.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-26

AppoISrMENr.-Wc are glad to
learn of the appointment, under the new
rules, of Messrs. William Dooian and J.
Wilson Giteau, as comm ssioners for taking
depositions, and Masters in Chahcery: Two
more worthy and competent young men
could not have been selected.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-26

PIGEON SHooTlNG.-IowA vs. H.
11sols-On Monday afternoon, the oath
inst, match came off in Rock Island. be-
tween Warren Degear Of Davenport. and
William Porter, of Rock Island, at 500 a
side. They each were to shoot 10 birds
from ground trap. and 10 birds each from
spring trap; 81 yards rise, so yards
bounds. The following is an account Of the
shooting:
GROUND TRAP.
w. Desear o 0..s...6
". Potter % 00l ol ! 1........b
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~ looQoesss OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES II ~ =
Wt UouoD Observation-Disclosures -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-26
YE OIDE Folk CoNcERTE.-

YE OLDE FOLK CoNCERTE.--Thc
second concert of this very popular troupe,
will come off at Metropolitan Hall to-mor
row night, at which time there will be on
entire change ofprogramme. 1t will be a
highly entertaining occasion. and We hope
to see o crowded house Professor Griffith
will interest the audience with his popular
rnaGinps
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-26
H VIM. II. Uildreth. ESQ. "

E VIM. II. Hildreth, Esq, will
lecture before the Young Mems Association,
this evening, at Metropolitan Hall. From
Mr.. Hildreth's long experience among the
Native Americans of the North Western
border in fcrmer years, We should Judge
that his lecture will be of highly en-
tertaining character At all events, let
everybody 60 and hear it.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-26

RErsRKNcts Hon Thos 4 Hen tricks, COmrris
slaner Geu'l fini Orc, Washington. {; 7
CanSersr x O., Pine street, New NoIk c. JACK
Harrington, nat, ,uInery, Aia; Hon James Harlan.
Z : -aator, q Plea ATT, Iowa, Antyiue LcClairt,
tsq Ge l. DayenPjrt, Esa, Messrs Cotes psyies
p4sehp.!t Iowa. sepl4
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aorEc 4 To ADVERTISERS.

f.rrc cots charged aoahe The same diraensions 81
tyHe.
pistiay-I advertisements one.half more thai
asaal ratfs.
lssr.F Advertising contracts vii. De unders;ood u
A. sr.s ~ 10 the immediate business of The adver-
tie Aud al other advertisements sent Ia by the ad-
vrst.ser alA b. charged extra
: ser;tic'aents aot accompanied with instfueit NJ
Inserted au. faThsl, and charged sceaFdtnpiy.
sa..eca lur rc 9Ea AID bels yo.tat purposes sl-
sette8 tine free of cost thereafter charged ns
ots.er advertisements.
A!settises.eIts f1sl abroad must be paid for IN
vIr8astg .s afoGnCf unless from approved Agents
CDatra Is .pr yesy.y ad.f stsins terr4asu'c a. N
option Of igersers, thy payin@ an Advancement u
q ,-r erf-t. IN o.. a9atrse. p.ict.
tV-.ttaesncn;s inserted next 10 reading rast.ef
90pt cent. advance above rats, aud Kept on III
ellie - per cent. advance regular rates.
A .trRas.eEt alvert.semcLtA mGAt be paid for IL
nlss
R4GHARDsOE WEST, iowa State Democrat.
- )ERs X BRO. Daily Gazette.
fISCHEs h co, D~r Dsm1krat.
WARRINGTON WlLKTE, DAILY Evening News
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

RAILROADS East, Leave at IS a and $50 N.
Sund-ys excepted West, leaves At 905A II and 500
PM, Suntsys excepted.
STAGES, North. to Dubuque, via Dewitt, MaqIo-
k.ta and Wilton, leave the Pennsylvania House, ues-
days Thursdays ann Saturdays al I NJ; North to
Lyons via cClAire Princeton, Csnanche and Clin-
ton Tues lays, Thursdays and Satu days att a NJ.
Smith q Arnois line OF hacks leave every day a.
2 p ri.
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SheriM,S Sale.
w
Ohu %, Bro Bar:ows & Co

Chu,b, Bro Bsr.ows Co
In the District Out for Scott County, Iowa.
DR. virtue Of ~ erecatioa usucd from the onioe
ID u the Clerk Of the Dit ict Court OF Scott coun.
~, In favor Of Harvey Hills. and against Chneo,
Bro, Barrows Co dated tire 18Th day u Deem
Der, 1855, and to me AiYectSr, Commanding ms that
the goods, chatt 10 stock interest in any com.
pany, debts dne property In the hanfs Of tsird per.
sons, lands and ten msnts which not exempt BY
law from .uton) Of the ssid Chubb, Bro, Barrow
4 Co, ] make. .use 10 be nade, the sum Of f3ur
hundred nd eighteen and 9-1O0 dollars te4is t9)
with nserfst and al costs, levied Epo1 The follow
ing de- cribed psrss nal property Of Barrow, one
Of the Arm Of Chubo, Bro, Barr ~ %, the above
named def. .ndants, 10 vt ~ table SPREADS, perk.
ags bolt linen, packages c4Stssn fssssls, linen
tsels cl,ths 1sisnd spr ea6. package dInnei. cur
tain fx,u7es, Ausquitoe bsrs, Deckgsmmoo
bard II bot,les pea brandy, 9 bottles skuppornay
bfsn1y bed rOsssds, pece Ct grey ci th window
custsins eheess. pair Of fy nsts, qui Is, box.
e. 60 tsiBing beck
Ana hereby pu lie notice tha. shan sell At
puhlie ouieyy at The ton store OF hfmA. Orr,
Brady str q, In the CITY o. Davenport G unity cf
So and etste u Iows. on rue-day the 29d day Of
vsbsusSy, 1850, between The hours Of o'cioct :
- eel g o. satA day, te ~ hioAsss sDd best
bidder Therefor 10 cssh, the above ecYbed psope
o. thereef 70 satisfy tbs shove oeo. inter.
ct and costs.
Dsas1 Jsssasy assA. Ins.
Lett
x 49, 0uAomn1 49, 0eRaAn VnrAn. -
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More Cheap Reading /.

DBf1aSON's Lady's Aasasine for ~ y oests.
IL BAllouss Dollar :" 10 os0ts,
Happy Home r. Janua-y. - eeats,
noSher's Assiessnt for January. 10 eeate.
Ysakee uottons for February, 10 eeote.
MIA Max 0csnts,
Laslte's nlustsste1 Nevspaosf. eenas,
Deuss Pictorial, 6eensS,
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