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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-09
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srlitH Nhren> une Jelpt!eESBtihait, ppn N.rrs N,rni
cphNcn ue glep yoLt bei@dfIiSt lpa!, trlaubt iidb pt1 AN.
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"SPH'tn INT i"U 5HIrHHeHLsi %"aEfusr,n ;u srnntu.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-09
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tun' lttut iutS StIfn'dd"ruilc ,%inetriGrtc Yartiriubt,
une i%mcidtIt iitt. oaR NicmlnN itiutu Shop anetrs, ale
tr6lt iutritcen uher bic rrrtbcilbGit, 2'trdnetrnul ptr;Gft,
ct Tim unitr 'tiner une timer @rbuIien S6nEr III 2ttil
wlre.-- ttTrcr %euipcbli CT iii, III d,irural,ntr SpcroiirncIl.
ale 5nhuNuSutSnIeu. GecrIGiicu, @luitIciicetn, Sdrcritn
&c. 'e. Ltritlbe tubrt Gin Yalcr Der Pciicn WoriumtricR u.
tltrteir! cine, 'rte,icttrctt 5iuttur atacu cas- Braupreen II.
N~ueta0tn Der SaSyt. lint 3uirTu6 Siuct y. Spttes.
5rtccr. @trbdrr'S Suulfr,rttr 6lmll,cnr &aIeursr
fur 1860. Il % Cts, ti 9. ". Stctcr.
Zen Gbrnnertrr ron ..Nrirbr. Wtrs.rr'S &anfrutcns Re>
soriir e;rne ;ur %qctdu9cn Hatrihi, oaE th bic NScniur W.
STn. Ylaih uhirrrnlntsn taSe UNI Sttnunstu fur Zen &c.
9sTitr entAts'n ntemt. Z. y. SttGcr.
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na%t When, mdte idbne a~uestiretn wirfteu, he gnitiac,
fae ar ltet tu VtnGe ror ,initruntcnten it, prr;i,alid,r ale
Ihe i sttratttcn. Etc Gnfahbcit uue SIclfrnntubtii IT,,
Etr een'irrtt'sn III her @rt. hsE liz edS Nus;lcten Der 3ibu,
AN lNmrrirN maiden, ntcmale p~tritt.r cu 3abn stt ben
ttl!tn SCrlub h,raue .Eitcb;n, ME ibu ursrctcu rbc- ean
,'1trHrllG rtrtvtn
Vile anptrn Sseratirnen. ais 6intn. G,inis,n une Gin.
'rFtn rem Saeren Itldnt uhc aut %auSstfubri.
Sirtt: NdIniirl r'. i~rriicaru Der y. NH 10.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-09
6. Jo6r8amg
TIE German ADVERTISER.

n. HASSEI, Editor and Proprietor,
Is published every day, Sunday excepted, at
$500 per ,nnum, payable in advance.
Terms for Advert scmcnts reasonable.
orr,cE: eth Str, bet ween CLAY & LEIGH.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-09
Urani Stlurc.

Urani Stlurc,
lES SrcdrfcHRc. ;miidNru rtr Is. unb I. ctr
bali Gin rehNsH une motlaiOrtuttS Eager Ycy
Gtsdrrrn, Nalths, Maui UNI Snnmpitdtat
ttsnsr 6Gbritaiisn uno .tnrcratirn.
81 CT III e'rNFr Uno AitinHrrtaar III Zen b~juiNlttn Warftprci-
len dbldFt. MGmtHtIi D icllttu H&icSrrytrfnlfrr njdt rrri,r-
men Hi tPm srriIlSrttrn. che it tire .sintauic ane,rwtt.o
rIaNcn. S
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-09

Gin Sctcrleb'ltna. Der cine Gr,16luus Icbte,
nhdltt in tinem SUP, wclbtr Iautttt
,3u rem bpbrn 6enltrrn biuaufihaurnt, ere
tIidte or biut,r rsnieIben oicle Wcnibcn in
llnifcrmtn uup scitidttn 8Gden"
BEN fplasurtn 5ebttr:
,.3u Zen bcbcn 5enltcrn binaufibauenc, ere
tIittt sr bintcr r~enieIteu oisls OtruI6er in
llniformtu NM a,flidttn H0drn."
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-09
Benjamin 8ranfIin's @rat1hrift.

~'"I""''" OF"III'N y VIVNUTIUITTI.
benjamin 6rantlin, rcr am Il. 2trril 1890 in
Yb'tarsIrbia i'm 50. Sabr, tart, bate I'D lan5e
pcrIsr iclgtnrs @rdtl6rift Ytrfast:
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-09
MISUNDERSTANDING.
.. Gutter unp :. 8al;tr's
SrpcerD mnb &rUUifipm StOIs
am 1eucn WlrtI

am Heltn WIarU,
Obs. 6cir's AltI. tntSre 9~cQcrIScr
UEltre etunhe bduSfrducn, Wilhr p,nNtutn %ln t6tiu
@s', mt honidNt r~in9elac.n bti uuS rrr;urprttht nc Il aat
S"r ~, "'Ihr III paHS%N!!c lrbW int eut u"S but, m
'~SrSrttnt
.. Guftr Z. 3. SoIitr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-09
0t,h1itS-G %rrfpuua.

StithnftS' 9rr1nuna.
2. Gutter unp i. @al3tr'S
@roetrs ann iicn~St Store
Am 9feutn Marft,
chs. HtIe,S N,iccrncrs stanlkcr.
tuttn. me trfrd,I t~ina.ldrcn, bi uuS ppr,IIprrh,n' mn y,
9us Art'tt!. wtItre I'M oauSpaIts noIbts itLe, tut unp bilta
'inctn iptretn. Grstbtni :. suffer n. YuI;,r
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-09

- Die Shntiptriittc, m.br lu6 III serlau.
0tn, ais ;u cinem Ttpdc nGthis 1T, ump pas I6cr>
ihuiiia' i'll rit ic9. 66Ie mauctrn III IalTcn, bat
ricicr 3hlr cincn &teirerfInIier in Gcblen, auf
ole Nntlasetant artraht. 0rrirlt mar a~n9ttlaat
nnr nurcs pom Ntricbtrbrfc iir i~Itcrfibrt erab.
tat, rnf or BON Wpneutub uno 5uttrr;rua, MEL
Dies ibm gar Nnfsrtiaun9 cince Ncdes aterae-
ten mrrHtn mar. Die iitril q tltsbsnrn Rtte an
rtn G'9,ntAiimer nitt ,uriifltliefcrt. ~Icnrern an
isincm rl9cnen Nuecn orrpanct babe. Das &C.
ridht nnbm bic Snbr iehr' irtns unp t~rfannte il,
ur~t;rtinfimmuna init Der StaatsbrtGrte, eas
rirIe NnnrlHrgSmciir ais llnterIblas ,u 6ct, adj
ten III, uup n;rurtbri!te prn NnlefIdaten az elmer
WiiInaniGitrafe pom cinem Mrnnt unp ~lnterIas
anna Ter tiiracrliten &brtnrrbte auf pie Dausr
zines 3ahres. gEir tbrilcn rica ,ur Wornrnd
nit, ca is aub nod, anoerrn @erihtsn einfaQeu
fGnmtt. Die Grrihtnn9 elmer ,mciten S5ae fir
~itrnfthr III bIltrn wilrre ricire ater I. 9. audi
bier otI6eh:n, 10 M rapcn rplen mir liebcr
Iir ritSmaI lbmri9'n.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-09
UtihGtS= GrUHnuus.
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NUbn ErrbIS
ItiaI sem etutittu Nu;I tun an, cT Ct cirt ecu,ftc Sr,;t.
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Strsyt yrc1ntr taf. 3trS uS cmriithti tr itiuc ccutittn
Urttrtc uEc prctutic. d1 GISltr, YEft Vrbntu, 6lrir.
CIttltt, 3%lYrittu. &iiebtr, Sr en- SUvtlEl < , auCrf, aui
trllrt bcIaneiltr p,rinSs. S:cGUkn tIr9d,n uEn a;ralcrt
Sdretucr III .5di Ii.
&i9srGcn Htauta Rlu, uni S,tuurimblt (Hcphed).
%ut G:trnurt. 5htc, lcwlt Biz Sctttn uhIorsrr ,Irtttet.
Gurm gitsu UintJuf III r.r'eit liz zen Srane dsiert, : {
ron $tiUttiHSm MT Ittte iTtlrtr mn htlrSr ltaIrt III h
SItuSn. ,irbU ScrtId
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-09
Mcuc Nn;ciarn.

9',usr Ntr6 lIacsu
ali 9ircaeitr.. ,wiidotn or 2. uue 8. StraEe.
llutricitueter rdtt Zen, eeutitatu NushfRm Die ,rsctcut
Siu;tlNt, Dap or an cbileW Nilpc tirtp Wotcllaeep eroHnu
ta, uuc truei III 9crIun,uclrcu 1sdItr unt suEsiattn 3u.
IND. sieitl't Nrbeiicn rtfecu acL- madrrn uEe nl6allSn
tium austtfutrt. RcraTa;uycn rrun | uuN ttuia.
.Skre Won Rrttben.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-04-27
UNCONVENTIONAL OXEN IN TEXAS.

le<as Is great State. 1t has not only a
gio"ing' mixed population--every vari-
:! u climate and soil, game and stock-bnt ITS
'e!y oxen nave become denominationaI, if not
SectaFlan 10 name, character, and snirit. In
PROOF OF this we give the following incident
"A minister travelling along the road met .
stranger driving his wagon. when wa, LII
~ iGut oxen as the minister approached, he
nC nCalu taf "a cFiVer say, sect up, Presbyterian -
,usF' CamPoeIIte :" 'Haw, Baptist" !" mWbat
are you doing, Methodist % The minister
struck with the singularity of such names BEING
gwen 10 oxen, remarked
stranger, you have strange names for vo,-
oAeR' ana wish TO know why they had such
names gwen TO them"
l ne ;, cfiveF replied, 81 call THAT lead OK in
front, Presbyterian, because he is true bJre ana
never IalIS-he believes in pulling throuob ey-
tIV oiuicuit place, persevering 10 he'end and
'heh he knows more than all The rest Tbs ora
oy his side call Campbellite: he does verv
wen "hen you let him go his own way. pn,;I
ne sees water, and then all the world ronld NOT
keep MIN out OF IT, and there he stands as ;f b;s
journey was ended. This of OK, behind i :.
rea, hap''St, ior he is all the time after watsr
ana VIII not eat with the others. but is;cons,ant'
| ~ looking, first on one side, and ,hen a. a..
olher, and at every thing that comes near h;ua
The other which call Methodist makss s.,''i, .
great to-ta, and you would think hs ,yas n,IN
ling all creation, but he don't pull ponnd y
The minister having his curiosity ora,;sed
with the explanation, rode on, wonderins -.
ne should next see and hear in Texas. Tb;a :
no dream, but fact, as we have heard il no,
are we influenced by dyspeptic feelings, in tel
ling our readers the ecclesiastical relation of
Texas oxen.-Trus Wnaess.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-04-27

Mr.. BlGLER. 1t will be seen that the Sec
retary makes reference TO the main duties which
General Bowman performed as Superintendent
after he assumed the control Of the .newspaDe Der.
and il VIII appear that the contracts Of which
the Secretary speaks were all awarded to the
lowest bidder; no discretion whatever was ex-
ercised and it is equally true that after that
date Gen. Bowman performed no duty which
admitted OF any corrupt practice that could IN
any way influence The amount which Mr.. Wen
dell was 10 be paid as Public Printer. The
whole testimony proves that he was peculiarly
sensitive about holding an office and at the same
time publishing partisan paper.
Now, sIf, have very little disposition to
pursue this subject further. think I have
showh4aal General Bowman is ia no way Grim
mated, that he is without blemish. He had no
connection with the Public Printing whatever;
10 interest direct or indirect in it and he stands
here 10 such position that the most scrupu-
lous democrat can vote for him with p:opriety.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-04-27
THE PUBLIC PRINTING--A $4,000
BOOK ORDERED To BE PRINTED:

Mr.. GurIey, OF Ohio, recently made grand
( flourish IN the House touching the S'relorms''
re Intended 10 effect IN the printing department
OF the Government and, no doubt some belize
we'd him to be sincere. But what will our rea-
derS think when we tell item that, within a
few days past, at the instance AMI on the rec
ommendatlon OF Mr.. Gurley, chairman of the
Committee on Printing, ten thousand extra
copies OF Gov Stevens report (prnted by Or
der OF the Senate at the close of the last SESSION.
were ordered 10 be printed By the House. The
cost OF this book will be upwards of FIFTY
THOUSAND DOLLARS, aud the Government will
pay tw'ce for the composition. THIS will ma
terlalIy help the Republicans to stake care Of
their Wounded," !" to U.s. an expression borrowed
from Mr.. Thos. Ford, the House Printer. The
members generally could not have had an idea
OF the immense cost OF this work at the time
they voted TO print it, or certainly they would
not have been willing 10 reprint so costly
book at time when they seem incapable of
talking about any thing but the enormities OF
the ''printing punder." we think The fact above
stated will convince every honest and reilec
ting man that the professions OF economy and
reform so loudly made by the Republicans of
the House is mere scheme to cover the corrup-
they intend 10 perpetratIon before the close
even ofthe present session.
That Gov. Stevens Report is valuable and
interesting work we have no doubt but having
already been printed for the use Of the Cor
ernment, It's republication is piece of the most
wasteful extravagance that has ever vet char
acterzed the public printing and, il this sys-
TEN is 10 be adopted, you may reduce the prices
of actual printing 80 per cent, and yet the Px-
pendtures in the printing department will run
up TO millions OF dollars! The wrong is not in |
the printing law; it is not to be found in the |
prices paid for composition and press ,cork, but
in the extraragant orders so frequently made BY
Congress Washington Constitution.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-04-27

A raw Jerseyman who had been gazing at a
garden in Richmond, lin which were several
marble statues, exclaimed: "Just lsee what a
waste! Here's DO less than six scare-crows 10
this little ten-foot patch, and any one of them
would be enough 10 keep the crows from FIVE
acre lot. 10
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-04-27
vryHE BEDFORD GAZETTE,
is PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MoN-''-'
BY II. +. MEYERS,
the following terms, TO Wlt'
, "a -,ar apnuno. CASH. in advance.

At the following terms, 10 Wl'
q. 80 per annum, CASH, in advance.
80 m q if paid within the year
a. 80 Z. if not paid within the year.
C-No subscription taken for less than SIX months.
GNo paper dseonfinueq 9 be nns nobIisber ab Il has
ps.r decided BY the United States Courts thai the
oeem Of newspaper without the payment OF ar
sarsges is prua aeis evidence OF fraud and IS
rTbe courts have decided that persons are ac-
.onntable for the subscription pFce o' heWspas' 5,
Il they take them from the posi- onc'' - y
snbscribe for them. OF not.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-04-27

THe that thinks himself the happiest man
really is SO, but he who thinks himself the VII
sesl is,generally the greatest fool.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-04-27
An AMUSING Law CASE.

Some years ago, in Newcastle county Della
ware, an IrIshman was knocked down and rob-
bed. He accused man of having committed
the robbery; and in due lime the case came TO
trial. The Irishman being upon the stand, was
| cFoss-eXamIned, after having sworn positively
to the guilt OF the prisoner, by one OF our keen
est lawyers, and something like the following
was the result.
'You say that the prisoner at the bar was the
man who assaulted and robbed you 90
'sYes."
"Was it moonlight when the occurrence
took pace!'
'Divll bit iv IT,"
"Was it starlight Z"
"Not whit it was so dark that YOU could
not have seen your hand before vou."
'Was there any light shining from any house
| near by 20
'Divil bi: iv house was there anywhere
about"
swell, then, If there was no moon, starlight
from any house, and SO dark that you couldn't
see even your hand before you, how are YOU a.
Bile to swear that the prisoner is the man
How could you see him?"
"Why, your honor, when the spapeen struck
me, the fire few out iv me eyes so bright YOU
might have seed to pick up pin, you could"
The court, jury, counsel and spectators ex-
Plodrd with shouts at this quaint idea, and the
prisoner was directly after declared not guilty.
GENeighbOr Wilson caught cooper steal.
ing some hoop-poles which he had just got rea-
dy for market. The cooper was astounded and
offered farmer w. $40 not to mention the fact;
which proposition, duly backed by the money,
was accepted. But the same evening, when
MIR. Wilson, the cooper, and lot of mutual
aelshbors were talking politics at the village
grocery, the farmer turned 10 friend and ask
ed:
''Did ever tell you, neighbor jerks, that I
had caught the cooper, here, stealing my hoor-
poles!"
"You never did 90
"WeIl, then, said Mr.. Wilson, never will,
for promised wouldn't.''
1t is unnecessary TO say that on the next day,
a tirsl-raie cooper settled in a neighboring vii
lage.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-04-27

GrRoast beef, serenity of mind, a pretty
wife and cold wate- baths, will make almost
any man "healthy, wealthy and wise."
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-04-27

~ Mouth-an instrument to some people
for rendering ideas audible, and to others oi
rendering victuaIs invisible.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-04-27

UFour things come not back: the broken
word, The sped arrow, the past life, and the neg
elected opportunity.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-04-27

MA 6ne woman, Gse locomotive, draws
a train aitpriher, scal;ers the sparks and trans
ports the mails.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-04-27

G5-To travelers-the best adhesive label
you can put on luggage is to stick to 1t your
self.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-04-27

15Somebody says, to dream of soap, beto-
kens combat, 10 which you may expect to get
lathered.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-04-27

r[The vowels which create the most SEN
sation ~ the minds OF honest men are 10 u.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-04-27

GA teacher OF Penmanship, in twelve les
sons, has taught lawyer TO read his own wri-
ting.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-04-27

0yIf you wish TO collect together all the
pretty girls in town, advertise ga lecture 10
young men,"
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-04-27

~Spare ribs-unmarried females.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-04-27

"WeIl, then, said Mr.. Wilson, I never will,
for promised ] wouldn1.''
1t is unnecessary TO say that on the next day,
a tlrs'-rate cooper settled in a neighboring vii
lage.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-04-27

DELIVERED IN THE SENATE or THE .. S.,
JANUARY l7rH, 1860.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-26

'v'hoS!EE'S sALE-Whe,... q, ~. ,.,.
r. M,arch' 1858. Adrian II. R,yen,n,, ,rd
n;,,aa .enPort, his wife. executed unto Jabn
conveying 70 said Trustee the In nj :" .. trust
~, Iowa, described A. follows tow, til. soan
"es' quarter Ia OF tho south east ou,y,,, ~
Anu .ns sousD east quarter al Of the sonth 49, 80
quarter u If section twenty [20l in Tn~n.h;'
no. seves.y nine north Of range five I5l. eat
of the 10Th fifth principal meridian. WIKI -.
conveyance was made by said Adrian II nas sa.a
port and his wife for the purpose Of securing mn
10 James ) lhrdlcy promissory note exeeu,cd
oy 'aid A. II. Davenport, dated March 25tb lsss
i ,n the sum Of one hundred and twenty-thr,e 90
~" dollars Si23 q 1901 payable to said jam.
:. ..hoieys'x months alter the date thereof. and
.r.a.. note, ny said Davenport 20 said Lndlev.
si" u'ea and dated the same day. for the sum If
f,,a sn hundred and ninety Hour 45-ioO dollar.
TO- 80, payable in ono year after date. with
~ osn.. interest per annum and 10 secure
e ~. payment OF note Of Eli 4 John n. Walls.
Is, dav ~ Na dollar. loool. and interest due
u:y november, ls5s, which was on iors.d
oy sara A. IL. Davenport to Dr,Ysr Pna.In.
ana now said notes having hecoms a..
payable, and the said Adrian II Dana. w aa'
ing ..'ed 10 pay the same, /, JohnF. Dillon
trustee, as aforesaid, do hereby rive M,
puo.'e notice that, by virtue Of tn. mover
III mc vested by said Deed Of Tus,
WIZ, on Saturday, the SIS, ,day Of Nal
1ooo, al inc hour Of O'Clock Of said day. Mt, the
Dcsr' House door in the City Of Davenport. in
s.'u county and State, expose and offer for sale
Puo1ic auction, the parcels of land above drs
eI'cea' or 50 much thereof Ms shall be sufficient
~ Pay '.e mount oi said notes, with the interest
'nsrcoh 70 inc day Of sale, together with nil H.
costs and expenses attending said sale 60 :,
| this notice aud Trustees fees. v
Dated March I'd l660.
JOHN +. DILLON,
0"' u's Trustee
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-26

YNRUSTEE'o SALE.-On Wednesday, the cigh-
] tcenth (lsth) day Of April, eighteen b hundred
and sixty $50 J, will be sold for cash 10 the Ugh
est bidder At the Court House door, in the city Of
Davenport at two 2)o'clock, y N 1.-The following de-
scriLcd real estate in Scott county, State Of Iowa.
t. wit: The South East quarter 5. +. 4 Ct the
North West quarter fN W. u of Section TWEEN
ty-fsur Sec 24), and the North East quarter \.
T.. u Of tho South West quarter 3. W. a Of
Section twsrty-four (Sec. ~ in Town.hip No.
seventy nine CO. North, of Range No. three 3 J
East: also the south West quarter Is. W. y Of
the North West quarter IN. W. ~ Of Section
No. twenty four (24), in Township No, seventy,
nine (79) North. Of Range No. three (3l East Of
the fifth r. n, containing forty (40l acres.
BY force and effect Of Deed Of Trust mad: to
INC by ono William Ssddoris and Elizabeth Sad
doris, his wife, duly recorded in Scott county Re-
cords. September ninth 9th 1858. in Book "O'
Of morts gcs, page AL, and dated August TWEEN
ty- first (2lst), 1858.
Marsh 23d, 1860.
HENRY B. MATHEWS,
mnr2l-dts. Trustee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-26
Mississippi and Missouri r all Z Dad

Trains run By Chicago time, which Is twelve min
utes faster than Davenport time.
nNAND AFTER MONDAY, JANUARY 23D,
~ 1889, and until further notice, trair.s will
leave Davenport for Muscatine, Columbus City.
Washington and Iowa City Sundays excepted
rs follows:
Express and Mail Train at.........9 :D5 A. y.
Trains will leave Davenro rt for Chicago daily,
Sunday. excepted, as follows:
lst Mail Train, at. WV A. n.
I'd Express Train, at. .................o % r. n.
Trains arrive at Davenport daily, Sundays ex-
ceptcd, as follows
FRoM THE EAST.
Ist Express train at. ...............-o - A. y.
"a Mail tram, at... ....-....o w r. n.
FROM THE WEST.
Mail Train, at .....................5 45
All trains out Of Davenport will make direct
connections at Columbus City, Washington and
Iowa City, with the Western Stage Co. ss,sges for
all points West.
The Passenger Train connects mt Rock Island
with Chicago and Rock Island Railroad trains foI
oil points East, North and South
Passengers are reminded of the nece ssity OF
giving distinct directions as to the destinat OF
their baggage, also to procuretckets before taking
their seats in the cars.
NIB. Trains for the East connects at Joliey
with trains on the Michigan Central X. X. a.
Chicago with trains on the Michigan Southern
and Michigan Central and Pittsburg, TT. Wayn,
and Chicago Railroads. JOHN +. TRACY,
jan2S Sup't.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-26

TRUSTEES SALON Thursday, the TWEEN
/ ty-ninth 1891 day Of March, eighteen hun
bred and sixty lISs0l will be sold for cash to the
highest bidder, at the Court House door, in the
city or Davenport, ut two o'clock r. NJ, the fol-
lowing described real estate Scott county State
Of Iowa, to-wit: Lot No. twol2l, in Block No
six Isl. according to the Sub-tivision Of the Ruf-
sell estate by W. II. F. Gurley, recorded in liber
IN" Of Deeds, page 29i, in tho kecsrders' once
Of Scott county, Iowa.
BY force and effect Of Decd of Trust made 10
me by Henry Gundaker, aSd Elisabeth his wife
and John Gundaker. and Margaret his wife, daily
recorded in Scott county Records. Nay 27ths 1855
and dated the 25th day Of the same month.
HENRY B. MATHEWS,
.,.ha ~ IFu11oo.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-26
CO.Partneryhip Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ undersigned have this day entered into CO.
Partnership for the purpose Of carrying on the
publication Of the DAILY AND WERKLY DENo-
CHAT AND News, Newspaper to be published in
the City q Davenport, Scott County. Iowa, also
the Job Printing Business connected With said
Newspaper Estsblishmsnt under the name and
style Of Richardson, West Co..
D. N. RICHARDSON.
GEO. r. WEST.
.sW 080. =. UAxpENTRR.
$50 JNO. @. GIVEN.
! Dsssa DavsaPest February stAs 4 D., leo.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-26

rI>RUSTEE'S :ALE.-BY VIRTUE OF a
/ Decd Of Trust dated February 18th, 1852. and
duly recorded in tho office Of the Recorder OF Scott
county Iowa, in Book "E" Of Town Mor'gsgss'
page 4I6, / shall on tho 3lst day Of Ma'ch, 'o9''
at o'clock, r. H., at the Court House dool' m ~
City Of Davenport, in Scott county, Iowa, sell 70
shc hishe.t bidder for cash. the following d''crb
Lot Nc. seven ri. in Block No. eight in
James Mackinto.h's second Addition 70 the City
Of Davenport, except thirty rect o. INC .ou.n
70 me by Henry L. Sears and Mary Sears hi. wife,
for the purposes mentioned in said Deed Of Trust.
Dated Davenport, March 9th, 1860.
GEORGE p. WHITCOMB,
mo,lO-dn Trustee.