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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-11
Trustees Sale.

WHRR1AS ON the n b day Of March, A D 1851,
w james Long, Of Scott county, Iowa, executed
unto Charles 20 Rers, Trustee, certain Deed OF
Truft conveying TO said trustee the land in Scott
county, Iowas described ~ follows, to wit the
southeast quuA ter Of s-ct lon No two a. and the
north one half Of the south-west quarter and the
south hslf Of the norsL-west quarter Oe sectton
number twelve i2), ail In 10 nship numte, seventy
nine 7S) north ~ range four ~ east ~ III. Sth
containing three hundred and twenty scies of lsud
which SAL conveyance made bv the SAID james
long the purpo II securing he pay ymtnt Of one
certain y omissory rote and the II ere I thereon
siguei BY said james Long dsed the 27th day Of
March D 1851, and payable - follows: Fosih som
Of one thou. dollars with int rest 81 POI cent
per .noum, pay able o. tho SzIh day Of March D
1865, iD favor Of George D. HUI.
And now said promiseory not. having become due
and pay BILE, the said James long havios faiied
To pay the same, Charles Powers trustee sfors-
said, DO hersby give this public notice that BY virtue
Of the power which II tn me vested by said deed 7
trust, { will, on Thuvrday tue I'd day OF Jun :. ID
1885, st the hour off O'Clock 10 the af noon Of said
day, st the Court House door In the city Of Davep-
port expose and o6er for sale, st oub, auction to
the hghe bidder for cash, the parcels of land
a owe dc crbed much thereof shall bs .ufI,-
oient to satisfy and pay the amount Of said not,
with he interest thereon to the day Of sae sssether
with oil the cos and A'teidioy said SALE
costs Of this noticc and trustees fees.
Dated the 9th day OF May, 4 1869
CHARLYS POWkRe
mayll frustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-11

activity The Government had cbsrt1red
Cunards screw steamer Ezra, and nun.
ber OF other vessels. to convey troops and
ammunition to the Mediterranean.
There we're runners that proclamation
would be Issued calling for 10000 men for
the navy.
There was great paric in London, and
consoIs fuctuated exceedingly.
HE VERY Latest. - London, Saturday
noon. The Austrian manifesto is coneid.
cred ae tantamount TO . declaration Of
war
PARrs-Tbe Austrians have crossed the
Licino. and hostilitiss have commenced.
This is official.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-11
Ttsogstee,S Sole.

vLyHuRnAs on the 18th day Of Z. p,smbsr. 4
w 1859. Thomss Do,ts and Mary Doyle csccuted
unto Ass In Coro'n Tee, . ocrtan I'd OF
trust, conveying to ssid Trustee the aid in Scott
county Iowa described ss .ollows 70 W.T. 7he
south west quarter ~ he -west quarter OF
section nun,b.r ts ntv nine 1901 IA townshi. num-
beS seventy sleht isl NOR range numb three
ISL "a, OF the 9th r n Whioh sati conveyance vas
made by the said Thomas ana hary for the p.Yrose
Of s-curi the paymenf OF two &c { In proulss 30
notes and hs int Their on igD.d BY sal III sm.s
D.y. dated the 18th day VI Asy, 1855 ana pay.
able ~ fJlloWs; ne 10 thiTsy aud 50 lOu
d liars, du In Fix months; IN tn other for the
sum Of three nundrsd thirty-s' aLd 20 lGO d.l.
lars, Que 10 twelve mon hs fr.m daie 10 Ito rd-r
Of Isabel xlle o. with interest at the rate Of ten
per cent alter maturity.
And nov said last named note haying become due
and payable aud tLe ssid ThopA Doyle having fall
ed to pay the ssme, Ian Tin Co, bin, trus ee .s
Aforesaid, do hereby CIV this publt notice. that by
virtue Of the power which 10 in me vested by said
deed Of trust, Will, on Wednesday, the esh day Of
June. D 1859, between the hours II sDd ',loek
in the AerLoon OF said dav, at the Court nOuse DIOR
In the city Of Davenport, expose and o6sr for
ssle at public aucton, for cash, the psicci Of land
above described much thereof shall be neoes.
ssry satisfy and pay the amount Of said nots with
tho interest thereon the Of sals together with
al the costs and expenses attending sald SALE oosts
Of this notice and TrUssee'e tes0.
Dsted the 10th day Of Nay, A p 1859
AUSTIN OORBIn.
mayl1 Trasts.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-11

Sr. JOHNS. NJ B.-Second Dispatch.-The
steamship Hamn cnia, from New York ar
rived st Southampton on the 29th ult., en-
rowss for Hamburg
The Austrisns l22, 900 strong, are said to
have crossed the Liore. The report had
not been officially confirmed there had
been no active conflict as yet
The French troops were pouring into
Piedmont.
Tuscany had joined Piedmont and France
The French Russian Alliance was denied.
but the Times had published the provisions
Of the treaty. causings fresh panic IN the
London Stock Exchange consols at once
went down to 90. m
About forty failures oeeurred.
Tas WAR CRlsIs-It Was telegraphed from
various parts, on the night Of the 26th, that
100000 men, under the commando In chief
Of Gen. Guyla. crossed the Licins. in three
divisions, and took the road towards No
vOna, and that they afterwards blew up
the bridge Of Bufflara.
This news lacked official confirmation.
and some doubts were felt as to its truth
It vas also reported trst Austria had ae-
cspted the proffered mediation Of England,
and postponed the declaration Of war.
France had not accepted England's offer
OF mediation, but was said to be consider
ing it ~
The Paris Constitutional and the Dailv
Ne,ss. deny the reported alliance between
France and Russia. The latter says that
the document signed is mere conventional
one 4-A 1i4 AtsTA
The Times csnfsssss u Eve Of the provis-
ions Of the treaty, snd draws the most
threatening consequences frsm them; re-
garding the alliance as menace 70 Eog-
land. inasmuch as Russia guarantee the
services Of her fsetsin the Mediterranean
and Baltic, and in sddition to the army On
the Austrian froptier. III
The king Of Sardinia had issued prec-
lsmation to the army, saying he regarded
Aostriss ultimatum - IN Insult, and re.
iseted il With disdain, 8. aces laL ~
The French troops were landing at
Genoa in large numbera They were mest
enthusiastically received
The King q Sardinia had gone 70 Join
France snd Pisdmont. and dsc1ars war
a9ninDe Auairio. .8I4sAl aa B8 a @s
Taeeapy - daalAred IN favor q mill
tary dietatorship.
0fsat 1rit6iSs vssliks d. aaasitie,s
v3s 49, 11eWasd sapt1ly. 'sA
isAs0lSsA : Wsl1SGh: 49, - tpuuo
tt r.. = -.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-11
l. A L E. S T. NE w S.
Two Days Later from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF THE ADELAIDE.
10000 AVSTRIANS IN SARDINIA,
BY TELEGRAPH. |
Further Advance in Brea ads,uas

ST.. JOINS, N. f.. May s.--The steamer
Adelaide, from Galway 3Oth ult arrived at
3 P. NJ. to day. The news is important.
Hostilities had almost commenced. One
hundred and twenty thousand Austrisns had
crossed the Tcino
Breadstuffs were all considerably higher,
and provisions were slghtly better
\, Consols had declined to 09aS9 Ia The
Bank Of England's rate of Discount had
been raised to 1-2 per cent
The steamship Harmonic, from New York.
arrived at southampton on the 2sth ult. On
route to Hamburg
The Austrians. 5000 strong. are aid to
have crossed the Ticino.
The report had not been officially con-
6rmed.
There had been no actual conflicts % yet
The French troops were pouring into
Piedmont
Tuscany had joined France and Pied
mont.
The French Russian alliance was denied.
but the Times had published the provisions
Of the treaty, causing great panic in the
London Stock Exchange.
Consols at once went down to SO.
About forty failures had taken place
among the stock operston.
It was telegraphed from various sources
that during the night Of the 25sh, lOO. .0qDi
men under the Commander-in-C Chief 0Slll
Gijulai. crossed the Ticine in three corps de
armie, to.k the road towards Novara. and
that they afterwards blew up the bridge Of
Buffalosa.
This news lacked official confirmation,
and some doubts were thrown on it,
1t was also reported that Austria had ac-
cepted the proffered mediation of England,
and postponed the declaration of war.
France had not accepted Englsnd's offer
of mediation, but was said To De consider
ingit.
The Paris Constitutional and daily Ne,ss
doubt the reported alliance between France
and Russia. The latter says the document
is q ruse.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-11

THE STATE OF IowA.l In the Dhtric. Cour
HCOtt COYntv. (0f 1cott 100tv I0wn

Scott Cosnty, OF ccstt c1unty Iowu.
DY vivtue Of execution issusd from the one of
ID tire Clerk Of the District Court OF SCOTT County
State Of Iows, 10 favor of Ebebez.r Sherman, psin
til, and Against q. Y. 6aymaasr, defendant, datsd
April %. 1852 and TO me directed sonma nding me
that OF the Goods, stOck interest IN
coEp ,uy, debts due roperty In Vs hands Of third
persons, lands and tenefnents which not mot
by .aw from execution, Of the said II 7 ri ymster,
defendant, make, cause 20 Ne made the sum Of
thirteen hundred three and IS 100 dollars, with IN.
terest and cnsts; and py virtue Of sa,d ~xecu Ion
levied upon the following d-T ribed prger y, To Wit
One promiseory note execute > BY Thomas @. OsYt@r
payable to slsymsker, dated O, tober l6, 1857
and psyabe ~ months AZ er date with tsn pe cert
per annum Interest, psyahio annually; $50 ons
other note "a sde nv John 0sllaGar o. the 2oth y
o. D. cember, 1867. payablc On re LIST cf Octobev,
1858 the order Of VIM. Piaths, for tb- sum oftva
hundred thirty y-nne liars and twenty cents with
interest 1t the rae 81 ten cent per snnun en-
darssd said note April Is 1884, received ons M
dred dollars stgn d Thomas Orr.
And hereby give public notice that, I shs'l o6er
for sale public outcry the Oours nsuse door Ia
the City Of Davenport, Not county on saturday ths
iith dsy Of Jun. 1859, at the hour Of . said
day 70 the highest and bsst bdder therefor In cash
the above described property, su tent thereof 10
satisfy the abov" debt, vish intsvset aud costs.
Dated this 10 day Of Nay, 1869.
Signed d. LEONARD
mayll eh'6 NJ ScoAs county. iowa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-11

On motion OF Mr.. Brownie, the Board
went into Committee Of the Whole, to take
into consideration the kind and amount o1
servicesthe interests of the Common Schools
of THE county. require from the County
Superintendent this year, and what salary
shall be allowed. Mr.. Mead being in the
Chair. who stated that after very free dis
cussion Of the subject referred to them. he
had been instructed by the Committee to
report That it was their almost unami-
nous opinion. that the interests Of the Com.
mon Schools. and successful trial Of our
educational: system. require the entire time
of the County Superintendent, to the varied
and important duties of his office the pres.
ent year. and that his salary be accordingly
liberal. but not extrsvagant.
On motion of Mr.. Gstes, the Board took q
recess until l.2 o'clock, P. NJ.
APRIL 3Oth. / l.2 o'clock, P. NJ.
The Board met IS agreed upon-the
President in the Chair. and the same mem
bers present.
The.County Superintendent being pres
ent, presented the Board with some inter-
esting facts connected with his official duties
which, with others he promised TO make
public at the close of his official term.
On motion of Mr.. Cavendish, the report
Of the Committee on the subject Of salary Of
County Superintendent was taken up.
Mr.. e. then moved that the report be 90
amended as to allow him definite sum, by
inserting in the last line, eight hundred
($sOO) dollars per annum.
MIR. Fluke moved to amend by inserting
twelve hundred (l2OO) per annum. which
was agreed to. and the Secretary instructed
to notify the County Judge accordingly.
The County Superintendent then stated
to the Board, he wished to tender them biz
thanks for this marked and unexpected
libsrality, and although the amount ID not
too much to secure the services of a talented
and practical teacher for the posisisn, yet
he could not accept that amount for the un.
expired term Of his office. but shoald.be con-
tent to take at the rate of $500 per annun.
provided, the Board allow him to fill out
his. engagements with the City District 40
City Superintendent.
On motion Of Mr.. Cavendish, the propo-
sition Of the County Superintendent va
acceded to, and the thanks Of the Board tsu.
dered him for his hberality.
On motion of Mr.. Brownie, the County
superintendent was requested to hold his
Public Examination Of Teachers for May
next-Asy 2sth, O'Clock, A. n. at sohool
house No. l. in Hickory Grove Township.
On motion Of Mr.. Mead. the County
superintendent:was requested to have the
Map ofthe County completed according to
contract. ''Es fgSA
On motion Of Nj. Brownlie, it Was,
Resolvsd, That the Publishers Of week II
papers in the County. be requested to insefi
in their papers. eratuitou ously, An sbstraet ol
the proceedings Of this Beard.
On motion OF Mr. Stephens. the Board I'd
journed to meet in this office the first Mon.
dsy ofSepteubsr next, ct IL o'clock, A. N.
PC ::ALLEND0RPH. Pres't
A. 8. AAxwxrI. See'y. q
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-11
From w ashinston.

WAsuINaroS. May lO-The Contract for
carrying the mail between New York and
San Francisco. via Nicaragua connecting at
Key West, has been awarded to Daniel II,
johnson, Of New York, ct tl62,OO for q
emi-monthly service for nine months from
the lst of October.
The schedule time between New York
and Sanfrancisco is not to exceed % days
and between New Orleans and San Francis.
co 20 days.
The ocean service is to be performed in
good and sufficient Steamships. and the
Isthmus service in good and sufficient
steamboats, and land carriages.
John Heart, formerly editor Of the Char
lesion Mercury has been appointed super
intendent of public printing.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-11

FLEEING ERoM JUsTIcE-FEARFUL
RErRIBur1oN.- readers will remember
that we published . few days since the ac-
count Of . mail robbery case at Lansing,
Iswa, in whieh mulatto named Mont
gomery, and . white man named VIM.
Faulkner, were the parties accused. 1t
appears that beth men were put under
arrest. but Faulkner made out to escape
Jail, aud immediately fed for parts un-
known, leaving his partner in crime, Peter
Montgomery. to stand the brunt Of the
battle al alone. But 1t appears that
though Faulkner succeeded in escaping
from the jaws Of the law, he rushed there
from. headlong into the Jaws Of death.
Those who read the account Of the loss Of
the steamer st. Nicholas. will remember
that enc VIM. Faulkner, Of lansing. Iowa,
was included in the list of those that were
killed BY that avfal explesion. He Was
making for the south - faat - steam would
carry him. in order = svads The pains and
penalties Of the hv, whsn mses powerful
ssd eanpleEs sst<ibntiea eveeleDk hin, aad
iAlaA = ssesasae bsess NJ ~ = =.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-11
Mali, ARRANGEMENTS

Times Of opening and ciosing mails IN the Davenport
Post Once:
EAETERM y ALL, arrives ~ o3o \ anu SOV r III
closes at 9. .IS MAJ $50 NJ.
NoRTHERN MAIL via DuDHque md Northern Iowa,
arrives at o 50PN c.osesat 0:lo A 81.
SOuTusRN M.uI., from g.. LOUIS anu Soutnern liz.
souri,, srsives at s, tor NJ: elnses ct v:lb AZ.
wssTEsN AsD SOUTHERN Iowa NAIL, arrives ~
$50 ? - closes ~ $3.50 p M.
ILIIHois WAY NAIL, arrives $40 A n ana o:o0
y; closes nj Y and . PM
RrvER NAIL eoUTH, including river towns above It,
Louis, the Missouri River, neb-ssks ana ksnsas,
via Hannibai Z St. Joseph h, arrives at 10 a
NJ; clo' es atlPA.
RIVER NAIL, IN cluding river towns from 1 Claire
to Lyons, arrives At 9 A y, clio - at $50 \.
NORTHERN NAIL, By lani, up the river, strives ut
n Sundays, Wednesdays and fridsys; cioses at
9pM .n Mondays, Wednesday, and Fridavs.
BLUR GRASS NAIL, arrives at IL y, closes At IL -
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
AMITy MAIL, arrives and closes At ~ NJ Tuesdays
and Yrtisys.
AsAxosA NAIL, arrives and closes an ~ NJ, on
Thursdsys.
The once will be open on Sunday during the Sum-
insr from 10 10 m.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-11

U. $ District Court At Keokuk. TO answer
for his misdeeds he vas thus suddenly
brought before the Supreme Bench Of
Heaven. to receive . sentence. regarding
which there can be no shutting, and from
which can be taken no appeal.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-11

BosToN, May lO-The vote yesterday
from / IA towns gives over 5000 majority
for the two years amendment; the total vote
on the question will probably not exceed
Al. 600
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-11

TIE weather continues favorable,
and the prospects for an abundant crop
very cheering.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-11

PERsoNAL.-We are happy to an
nounce that our respected fellow citizen.
Capt. w. l.. Clark. who has for several
weeks been confined to his house by sick
ness, is again able to be about.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-11

TRoUT continues to dispense all
kinds Of eatables at his well-known and
we'll pstronized stand.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-11

The Cricket Club will play this
afternoon at four o'clock, at the head Of
Perry street.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-11
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-11
BOOTS AND SHOES!
- ROtAf1.
TINE EMPIRE STOREl

BRADY STREET, DAVENPORT.
I hAvD now In store . lsrus and veil sssssssl
L stock Of DoLts and 0hoes, 70 which I inv1Ao
the attention Of all In Of articles n nv lins
ObxnfrT 7vddSvs Wishing 70 rcp,cnish their ssoek
~ill nnd II TO their advantage - cs on NJ bssUee
purchasing elsewhere.
10 my namsrous customers who prsfsT OAG1on
Work - continue 70 hold ont induccmcnts n -
.ay Of pstssS sSock and sDSlaA sssv4 not sSaAllao
sAis side Of New York.
All kiRds of Ladles' WORK nanufactursA q usuAi.
yJyl1y u. 0ADDUY9.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-11

EE Thirteen hundred and sixteen
persons passed over the draw bridge to
and from the island last Sabbath from
A. M. until +. NJ
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-11


Court met pursuant to adjournment at
8 a. m Five new witnesses we're examined
for the defense. in the Capt. Irish case. and
the sixth called when the Court adjourned.
Mr.. Phillip Clark WAS on the stand when
the Court. .ad diourned this afternoon. He is
the most important witness in the case and
bis examination will consume more time
than any Of the Others.
One of the witnesses to-day, was asked
but one question, and had been staying
here several days for the express purpose
Of answering 1t.
Court adjourned to meet tomorrow At
8 IL o'clock.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-11

~ The river is still on the rise.
At four o'clock yesterday afternoon. it was
just twenty-one inches higher than it was
seven days ago-an average rise Of three
inches every twenty four hours.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-11

Nay ., By Rev q. n. POW Il, Mr. CuAs. ,.
Bc0HBo - nioo 1An8HA y. Mua1D bn1Aof this
county. se -ss#.z7s
In nsvenport. Nay m. by Rev. D. O. 1s0linsos,
1t 1eoHns 0A1xo % Htss ALICE =. UAupan, both
Of DAvespcrt a
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-11
STATE DEMOCRAT
Dsveupest, Nay ~, 1850.

EFC H. scrivsn ca Dearborn street, Chicsso,
II authorized to reive Advertisements for this pa
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-11

A RAFT of sawed lumber and fence
posts. passed through the bridge yesterday
morning at o'clock. with only one man on
board, and horse. The horse got scared
as they approached the bridge. and the
man had to divide his attention between
the oars of the raft and the animal, but
they got through in safety. We don't
blame the horse for being scared at the i'm
posing structure-it has frightened beings
that claim to have more brains, and better
faculty for using them.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-11

ET See advertisement Of "Note
Found"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-11

In JA1L.-U. s. Marshal Summers,
came down yesterday morning from Du.
buque, having in charge Peter Montgom-
cry, the colored man. who was recently
found guilty OF robbing the mails ct Lam
sing. Montgomery is lodged in Jail at this
city, and will remain here until the next
term of the United States District Court at
Keokuk, which convenes on the third Tues
day in September. This mskes two mail
robbers who ere quartered at the Graham
hnuse
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-11

The NeWs relates a painful incident
which occurred at Trinity Church last Sun
day. in which it says the Rector, the Rev.
Alfred Lounderback, while officiating at the
desk, was taken sick, and retired to one Of
the chancel chairs. where he Immediately
tainted. He was borne to the house Of
Mayor Cook. where he will have every at.
tention. The impression is that he was
severely threatened with bilious attack
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-11

TWELVE RATS passed through the
bridge on Monday. and eight yesterdsy--
all sawed lumber. The lower river will be
we'll supplied, unless the demand is extra
ordinary
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-11

THE Denmark came up last evening
with the steam calliope in full blast. waking
up all the dogs and loose boys in town.
who rushed down the levee TO enjoy " Yam
kee Doodle by steam power. Sho was
crowded with passengers and freight, a
good part Of which was landed at this
point.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-11

Mr.. Ben CLINE, the clerk of the
st. Nicholas, that lost his life at the time Of
the accident. is brother of Mr.. c. D.
Cline Of our city. who has just returned
from st. Louis. whittier he went to attend
to the remains of his deceased brother.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-11

ANorHER BURaLARY.--Yesterday
merniag about two o'clock, . family rssid-
ing on Second street, about three blocks be.
low Western Avenue. were aroused from
their slesp by suspicious noises in the rear
Of their dwelling. and upon examination
found two men in one of the rooms iu.t
making their retreat with their arms full Of
clothing which they desigued sppropria-
ting to their own use. but upon being
alarmed they dropped the load and made
tracks fer fresh cir. They were not Dur.
susd, ~ the vietia Of their ..nsfarious mid
night adventure, concluded he had not lost
enough % ase1as The nsighborhood and
Vas net anxions . g It alsna Burglars
find IL sasier work = enter house during
the warm weather, q psrsons are in the
habit ot lssviag their windows AID sems-
tinss lhsir dssss spsa. People sheald b.
80 sAsaisss ~ ~ isstts sasA lsees-