Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-04-19
SGi'KL 'sS. Coz ;SI,
IPRIL TERN At DAVENPORT, 1850.
Hos. RALPH p. LOWE, CHIEF JUSTICE.

li5. john F. Jones VS.. John G. Stine. appt-
M1scatine county. Affirmed with per ceat
damages.
LAG. Nathan Taber VS.. Dennis NJ. O'Brien,appt.
Muscatne county. Affirmed With per cent dam
| ages
| l47. ID. S. Warren Co VS.. Jas NJ. Campbell,
ct al, sppt. Muscatine county. Affirmed with
| percent damages.
las. Blakemore 4 Lawes vs.. Jas. Thorinpton. ct
al, appt. Affirmed with per cent damages.
$50. Elizabeth and Samuel Corner W. Henry
Resly, ct al, appts. Muscatine county. Affirmed
| with per cent. damages.
r. la2. William Terry assignee. sppt VS.. John
Earnett jackson county. Reversed.
1888. Goo. ). bradley, appt VS.. Harvey Leonard.
Scott county. To be submitted during this term !.
lll2. State Of Iowa vs. Peter LivermOre, appt
Mills county. Affirmed.
1898. Thos. Estes vs. Matthews Carter, appt.-
keokuk county. Reversed.
llol. John Harper vs.. T. Il. Alber, sppt. Boon
county Reversed.
1855. J. 4 j. Kuhn, appt., VS. Joseph Bone
Boon county: Reversed.
1888. J.W. Warner, ,sdm'r /, &c. appt.,v Thos.
Pace, ct al. Decatur county. Affirmed.
II. Fccklin Lucas vs.. Jno. Zwart, ct al. .,appt.
Lee county. Affirmed.
Al. A. Hosmer vs.. Jno. Swartz, ct al, appt.
Lee county. Affirmed. &.
1859. Jno. Broboi vs.. Jacob and William Sep
our, appts. Polk county. Affirmed.
lls!. wa Ii. II. Limo, appt., ". r. S. Adams.
Lucds county. Amrmc0.
1ll7. Bird H. Covington vs. L. H. Saler, ct 81.
appt. Decatur county.
Rule requiring the clerk below TO send up
complete transcript of record forthwith
1881. John w. Rutherford vs. w. N. Blanksn-
ship, appt: Marion county. Affirmed.
lOi6. J. n. Newell, appt., VS.. E. Sanford Polk
county Affirmed.
1l09. Seaton 4 Son., VS.. j. B. Hamilton appt
Boon county. Reversed.
On motion Of F. f. Bissell Esq Mcssrs.
Alonzo Grain and John f. Burke were ad-
mitted to practice in this court
The ice war promises to be an excl
ting one this season. The different companies
are going in for big fight, all of which will Of
course result in good to the public See Hav-
LANDS advertisement.
SOMETHING NEw.-GREELEY's PATENT
ELASTIC CENTER SusrENsIoN PANTS AND BRAce
SuspRNDERs We dropped in at the extensive
clothing house Of r. II. Parks yesterday after
noon, to take look at new article he has
just received, and which will, no doubt, entire.
ly supercede the old style of pants and suspen-
ders. The pants We will not undertake to des
cribe. bat will only earnestly request those of
our citizens who desire to enjoy real comfort
and good health, to call themselves and exam.
inc them. The suspender is made in the form
Of shoulder brace, buckling on the pants Just
over the hip, and is at once easy and conven-
lent We have tried them, and find they not
only act as brace to the shoulders, but are
far superior to the old style ofsuspenders Call
in at Parks and look at them he will charge
nothing for showing the article and will be
pleased to zee you.
MOLINE IrEMs.-The Independent of
Wednesday says:
The work of replacing the section of wall
in the water power Improvements, which was
swept out last winter, commenced on Thurs.
day last, and is progressing finely. The con-
tract was taken by Mr.. s. W. Wheelock for
$4,000. There is beginning to be
little more activity in the real estate market.
Mr.. S. w. Wheelock purchased two lots last
week of the Water Power Company--one so
feet front on Main street, running back to the
river, for which he paid s300O-one of 40
feet front. between his paper mill and the -four
ing mill. for which he paid $4,000.
The society Of the Swedish NJ. E. Church, of
Moline, have, we are pleased to see, finally sue
ceeded in erecting comfortable Church edi-
fee. They have been making efforts in this
direction for several years. Regular
services on alternate Sabbaths, will comm ence
next Sabbath. Rev. A. G. Anderson and Rev.
Mr.. Ericsson preach alternately.
THE DAVENPORT STARCH COMPANY
FLArTERING PRospKcrs-Ne are gratifisd to
be able to announce that the prospects now are
that the above establishment will at once be
finished and placed in a complete running order
The company have expended about eighteen
thousand dollars on the works, and they are
out of money. The stockholders had meet
ing on Tuesday last. to consider proposition
made to the comr any by a wealthy St. Louis
merchant who is willing to take the matter In
hand The proposition is about as follows -
The company shall give lease of the Factory
for the term Of FIVE years. He agrees to furn-
ish the money, complete the works. and pay
the stockholders seven per cent. annually, on
twenty thousand dollars. If thought expedi-
ent by the stockholders, he will at the end of
the FIVE years furnish ten thousand dollars to-
wards enlarging the Factory to double its
present, capacity for which cum, he takes the
stock of the company.
We think the proposition a liberal one, and
We are pleased to learn that the company have
accepted it. The contracts will probably be
closed in few days. and the work on the Fac.
tory commenced ct once We believe there is
money to be made in the business, and this 10
certainly a moat excellent point for an enter
prise of the kind. The company have obtained
an order to open . road for six miles back into
the Interior Of the county. which will enable
farmers to more conveniently reach the mill.
We most heartily wish the enterprise success
and We congratulate them upon their present
brilliant pre- spects.
RIVER ITEMS.
Wednesday, April Is, 1863.
ARRIVED
METRoPOLITAN, jerks, st. Paul.
HENRY CLAY, Stevenson, Galena.
HARNoNIA, Hubbard, st. Louis.