Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-04-28
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APRIL TERN AT DAVENPORT, 1860.
Hon. RALPH r. LOWE, Chi.f Justics.
CALEB BALDWIN, Justice.

Hon. RALPH r. LOWE, Chi.f Justics.
CALEB BALDWIN, Justice.
| LEWIS KINsEY, Clerk.
DAVENPORT. April ~.
go. George Wilde appt IS. N. n. Hayden
Sheriff; Dubuque county. Motion to set aside
| judgment overruled.
25l. 7. Turner VS.. Joseph Kelly app't FLOYD
county. Submitted.
252. Joseph Asper vs.. Martin Gates app't
Floyd county Submitted.
253. Lewis Cutters VS.. W. E. Olds z, al appts
Mitchell county. Submitted.
| 2jj. Jesse Heath vs.. Ambury Grace app't
Butler county. Submitted.
2e2. Richard Crambaugh VS.. II. ~ Sutter ct al
apF'ts Fayette county. Submitted:
233. Arthur Campbell Co. vs. j. " ellis a ).
J. Welsh app'ts: Fayctte county. Submitted.
26o. Alexander Feay vs.. W. ). Withrow ct al
app'ts clayton county. Affirmed.
10. 7. Medcau VS.. Il. Mason Co. app'ts
Clay ton county. Submitted.
Isl. n. o Williams app't vs.. d. w. Walker ct
al. Cerro Goido county. Submitted.
W. Mead Eco, was admitted to pra> tice
in this Court.
IMPORTANr TO GENTLEMEN.-There are
many gentleman who profess to trade where
they are sure of getting garment made to
suit not only to look we'll when first made,
but one that will retain shape and color until
worn out Parks establishment in noted for
rare bargains in the clothing line-such as will
suit the purchaser All who favor Park, with
their patronage will receive a superior article
at very low figure,
A HEAVY WAGER.-We are informed
by Irresponsible citizen that heavy wager
was made between we'll known Eenglish
sporting character aud a member Of the edito-
rial fraternity, Oh the result Of the fight be-
tween Sayers and Ueenan. The stakes
81 l.OO-were deposited in the hands of re-
turn deposited them with Jake IIGring The
purses Il the two champions were terribly de
pleted by the drain upon them. We hope to
ease the mind Of one of them by this evening
at farthest.
a SILLY correspondent in the Musca-
tine Journal, attempts to prove US inconsistent
in our produce table published day or two
since. He says that according to our figures,
there must be about $1,000 bu shells of wheat
still remaining in Davenport. We think there
is nearly that amount in store in this city and
IN the caption TO our table, we said as much
Our table was very nearly correct, at least the
receipts of wheat has been full as large as our
table clalms The Journal promises to give
Us particular fits in its next issue. Lord, pre-
serve us
DOING AS THEY WOULD BE DONE BY
In our yesterdays issue we had an article in
reference to the burning of the stable of John
Madden, of Long Grove, and the loss Of span
Of horses by Mr. Gettings poor but worthy
man Of that place. Yesterday, while at the
above mentioned place, We noticed subscrip-
ton paper in circulation, the lject of which
was to purchase another team to replace the
one lost by Mr.. G. The subscription was
headed by our kind-hearted farmer friend John
Madden, with fifty dollars. Other citizens were
putting down their names for smaller. though
very acceptable sums Mr.. G.. will soon have
another team. This is what We call doing as
one would like to be done by-true Christian
conduct MIR. Madden had previously pledged
his word to replace the team alone in case no
one would assist him, but his 'kind-hearted
neghbors, we are glad to see, are lending
helping hand.