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GOVERNMENT AUCTION SALE.
UxJrED STATES EsgISEER OFFICE

UNITED STATES EsgSEER OFFICE,
NEw ORLEASs, March 10, 1858. (
articles Of BRiDGk fRki Ms and RoDIPkGE viii 30
sold At public auction In lot. to be designated by the
a: the engineer depot Brownsville, Texas, the sale
to commence on the 18th instant. and to continue from
day to day till Completed
y p0ntsSI Boats, 80 P05tSSn , W.gon.. i Ches.
wagons, Anchors, lsO Balks. as Chess Plsnks, u
Boat Hooks llS Oars, Abptmen! sills iT Oar L9eks
Lsshings. l93 Balk ank Rack LashinEs, Cables, 2
Axes, y Augers and Handles, 3Adles and Handles.
let's. 9Taps No, 9 Handles, 4Caulkiug Irons. Iron
square, Hand saws, Cross Cut saws, Tool Chest.
handle Spades, Hasps, Hinges and u looks. Broad
Axes, 80 pounds Putty, Gf pounds Manila Rope,
coils Manila Rope, go
Terns-Cash At sale In legal United State, currency
By order Of Breyet Brig. Gen, NJ. D. MeAleSter.
MAJOR OF Engineers. NJ X. BROWN,
mhlG.Gt First Lieut.. Corps Of In insers.
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UNITED STATES srBsIsTESCE DEPAETMaST,t
ATLANTA, Ga. March 0, lsss.
Sealed Proposals, In lIpeats, are Invited until u
clock, IN on SATURDAY, March n, 1865, for fur.
nishing the Uuitod States Subsistence department
with - ~
FRESH BEEF,
or good marketable quality. IN equal pTOpOTtiOu Of
fore and hi nd quarter meat, necks, shanks and Kid
Bey tallow to be excluded In such quantities a.
may be from time time required, and such day.
as shall bs designated by the commanding officer, for
the term Of siI months, commencing April ], 1873.
be delivered to the United States troops at sayAu-
nah, Ga.
Payment wi ba made In ov ernmGnt funds month
~, upon delivery and acceptance.
BIDS ~ be directed tJthe undersigned, and marx ed
Proposals. - TIIOs. C, SULLIVAN,
Byt Lieut. Col aud G. s., U. T. Army,
Chief c 5 Third Military District,
mhlG.td Room No. !, Willngham Building.
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From Kansas City-Arson and Murder
Case.

KANSAS CRY, Mo, March h.-In the case Of
the State VS.. Welborm, Cutton n Scott, who
were arrested on the charge Of arson and murder,
in firing their business house here some months
ago, which resulted In the burning to death OF
two men sleeping in the building, came before
the Jackson county Circuit Court yesterday, and
was continued, on motion Of the States attorney,
until the next term.
The motion previously filed by the state In
this case was called up and arguedby the States
attorney, who said that he thought the decision
OF the Judge regarding the degree OF crime
charged was erroneous, and he would not be
doing his duty to the State II he went to trial
under such decision. The Court stated that
the facts in the case, even II Proved did not con-
stitute murder in the frat degree, and admitted
the defendants to bail in the sum OF ten thousand
dollars each,
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A BILL has passed both branches OF Congress
which deprives the supreme Court OF the United
States OF appellate Jurisdiction. This power was
conferred upon the court by statute; but the bill
to which we refer repeats the law comforting the
power. The amendment was carried through
both Houses without opposition, and has been
sent to the President for his approval. The op.
position awoke to the understanding and nature
OF this bill, or amendment, on saturday, and
quite an amusing discussion arose In the House
upon the subject, between the Republicans and
the Democrats, particularly between MT.
Sehcnck, of Ohio, and Mr.. Boyer, of Pennsylva-
MIA. It Is not yet known whether the President
will veto 1t or allow 1t to become a law without
his signature.
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RECEPTIONS.

We are authorized to announce that the ladies
ofthe Executive Mansion, Mrs. Patterson and
Mrs. Slower, will be home on Monday evenings.
The evening has been fixed in lieu Of the after.
noon receptions, ss they were last season.
SPEAKER CoLrA1's weekly receptions will
continue till the last Friday in March.
The receptions Of the Speakers mother and
SISTER, Mrs. and Miss Matthews, for ladies, and
gentlemen accompanying them, will be every
Wednesday afternoon, from to p. m. Resi-.
dence, : Lafayette Square, Sixtesn.and. a-hali
street
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Personal.
osEPH l.. PEA RsoN.
BOOK AND JOB PRINTER.
CORNER OF NINTH AND DISTRICTS.
(seeond Story Masonic Hall. y
TINTED STATES MAILS.

TrNITEn STATES
y L1R,M.
Posi- oYriGR DErAsr is;sr'
pron,.,l far carryin III ma az liz inted State,
Gs ~ nm a ~ A III " an tSs fnIiowins
iou,es ~ ths s"ts 81 III snarm MAN 9ntii az
MN a nnH, Ia be ds,ie,l NV APRIL 10 foliowias
"Arcantsd biJders viii he r,auired 10 tate tha oath
p pres by law "ua commonly Calico '"s 'oA'
Sn Fran AbbeyIle. by Cloptou and skipperylle to
Way '''''A1' 4" "''' ~AN 'AA' ''
Lave ihbeville Saturday ATTAIN
hrrIys r AZ Ia r Tyassegrosd.byb
na H. A. rnayp So ~ M,
$50 Prom Cab sba 10 Selma 10 miles and back three
LcnYe CsSaba Monday. Wedpesday and Friday
az Ia y =, '" ''"'' "'N-' ~" A'-'
IsIns a. ~ Ssoln, bv,9n,,
neaye ssma Monde Wsdncsdsy and FRIDAY
Arhyp nt Cababa Inv a .m
6s, Fran kensSiiie "a Coinmbus. Miss )aa miles
rsaxs op pis2, .nIyG MnTy w.dn.sd,x and
iIsysg ri si WI hohau'' "eahesaAS AZ"
ArrIVs At roambus by INN,
aionm U'u'"ou' "oAN"'' "''
Apriye al Pick psyille nv 0 nm
es,o fram RnsseIi yIiic Ia Tysepmiia IL miI,, and
'- hark threa lines n weak "
Leave Russeiivilie Monday, Wednesday aud
Arrixs u TuscDmbIs byram.
law Tnseumbin Monlsya Wednesday and
lp r,aay n Ii.pps NJ NV 6snm
ssls From sam%srdsid % sslns, Si miles aud 49,.
LsaS yse s shss sSf Monday. Wednesday I'D
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Political News.

Tue New York town meetings thus far stand
2st Republican to $50 Democratic.
,,.a, p.... 49,, TT, ,ti,o.
pr,,huIHiA hE irui ~ WAN Jun" '''"'
"O's W nave u iofe'gn uiissio"'
The Concord SidicsS,dn pledges Grant 1000
majority in New Hampshirc next fall.
-, 49,, -, -, U,tu.. All.
iHt hoehioft MOI , Denot.ds p,ln a1., 'n ns
uSket, re. freslIeht noInuo ~ "'o''' 'o'
vice fresaent, Johh A. "e'ie'n"'u'
The Connecticut election takes place April o.
The Democrats carried the State last year by
nesrly one thousand majority
-, -, -,
Hon. NEWTON CAsEns ehanees ior the
Democratic nomination tor governor OIL Illinois
are Increasing every day.
Tur N.con "a ,lsoraph savs that nothing hut
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CnARLEsroN, 5. c., March l5.-In the conven.
tion last night, a liberal homestead law was
passed.
General Candy has issued an order providing
for the election the ratification OF the consti.
tuition. Also for Congressman and State officers,
to take place on April II, 10 and 10.
The register lists are also to be reopcned In
order to give such as had not registered an op.
portunity to do SO.
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YOUTHS, BOYS 4 CHILDREN's
SPRING CLOTHING.
NEW STYLES JUsTR RECEIVED.
Additions Received Daily.
STEPHENS 4 CO,
SO Pennsylvania avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
streets.
mhll-Gt (Starl
OFFICE OF CHIEF aUARTBRMAsTER,

OFFIcE OF CHIEF auARTbB Is,IssI q r,,,,
AUSTIN, February q, lss. !
Proposals will be received at this ofce until
THURSDAY. the 10Th day Of March. for the delivery
at the Depot Of San Antonio, Texas, Of 87 HORSES,
I'D MULES, within forty (+) days after date Of con-
tract.
Horses must DO sound In all particulars, we'll
broken, in full flesh and condition, not less than
fifteen 5) hands high from I'VE t6) to nine t9 years
old. and well adapted to cavalry purposes, Horses
Gus. sprightiy. and healthy, may be accepted.
Mules must not be less than four % years old.
strong, stout compact, well developed animals, in
full health, and free from any benish or defect
All Horses and Mules delivered will DO subject to
rigid inspection, and such do not conform TO the
above specifications will be rejected.
PROPOSAL, will be received for lots Of twenty .hvo
Bidders are requested to be present At the opening
Of the bids.
The right j. reserved to reject any all bids II not
deemed satisfactory.
BIDS y Be IN duple.!e sealed and endorsed on out
;:Huls., As he ease may bs, and directed to tho
gndsrsigned, care Of Breyst BrigadieI General A.
Potter Chief Quartz master District ofTexAs Austin
Texas. CHARLES II. TOIPKlNs,
Brevet Brig. Gen. and Chief Quartermasts
mhls-td 9Th Military District.
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DIED,

LANE. Departed this life on Saturday, March ~
les. al q m after a lingering illness. but In tho
full hope Of blessed Immortality. PniLiP L. LASE.
in the 9th year Of his age.
His remains will be carried to ST, Aoysus church,
on this monday evening, at ). o clock, p; M Inc
attend
zTEMPLBToN. In this city, on the 18th instant,
PRrER b. TRNPLEroH, aged IS years.
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NOTICE.
OFFICE CHEZ ConnIssARI suBsIsTgscE.)
fIPTu MILITARY DISTRICT, !
NEW OkLEAEs, La, March 7. 1865 J.
Sealed proposalA In duplicate are invited till the
2lst day ~ March, 1865, alta clock for furnish.
ing the United States Subsistence Department with
the following Stores, viz;
100. 900. One hundred thousand pounds Of BROWN
SUGAR, equal to No. u Of the Dutch standard.
IS per cent. tare will be takeu for the hogs
heads aud boxes. Hogsheads aud boxes must
Bids will also be entertained for good quality Of
LOUISIANA SUGAR, In hogsheads. Bper cent taro
bidders will be required to submit samples Of their
Sugar with their bids.
loo One thousand barrels Of Choice Extra FLOUR.
equal to the Government standard samples.
which can be had by application at the Sub
sistenee Once.
Payment will be made for tho above. named Arti-
Gle. at such time the Depa may have money,
and In such funds may be furnished for that pur-
pose.
All the above articles to be delivered at the Anchor
Press in this city within twenty days from the se
ceptance Of the bids.
No bids will be entertained from parties " no have
heretofore failed to comply with their engagements
with any branch Of the Government
Bdsto be directed to the undersignsd, and marked
Proposals.. " A. BECKWlTH,
mhl3-6t Brew. Maj. Gen. and c. s., U. S. A.
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'I'HE Celebrated
''EsTRY" ORGAN,


yOY HUMANA STOP,
pronounced By al who have beard u the most nat:
y introduced. J. EsTEY 4 CO., Brattlebor?,, VI,
the original inysntor. and Manufaeturers ~ Breome
street. New York; 40 River street. Troy, New f9iy,i
IS North Seventh street, philadelphia 10 Kan
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,

~ INlfLn STATES PATENr OFFICE,
WAsHISGTuS, March u, ISIS
On the petition q FISLEr LlrTA. admihlstrator Of
the estate Of A b. Latta, deceased, Of Cincinnati,
Ohio praying for the extension Of patent granted "
the said b. LAtta the 9Th day Of June, 1884, for an
Improvement In Steam Generators, for seven years
from the expiration Of said patent which take. place
on the 9Th day Of June, 1860
i ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Once on MONDAY, the 18th day VI May
ueXt, at u clock, N. and all persons are notified
to appear aud show cause, n any they have, why
said petition ought not to be granted.
PrrsOns opposing the extension required to file
In the Patent Onica their ObJcctuns specially set
forth In writing, at least t1eHtp days before the day
OF heariugi all testimony filed by either party to DO
used a. the said hearing, must be taken and trans
mted In accordance with the rules Of tue hich
will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as testi
nOny, must be hled in the Office tBeHtU days before
the day VI hearingi the arguments any within ten
days after hling the testimony.
REPrBLIc Az and the IHtsiii0encsr, Washington. b.
G., and In the Gazette, Cincinnati, Ohio, once a
week for three successive weeks the hrst Of said
pahettions % be at least sixty days Preyou. 70 the
mhld ht Acting Comm ssioner u Patents.
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GAS FIXTURES. WE HAVE, IN ADDITION TO
" our regular cuisines, Of rlgEb bling and Gas Eitting
Ninth street. between and streets, adjoininE Union
Hall, where may be found the largest and most COM
plete assortment Of
CHANDELIERS. BRACKETS. PoRTABLEs. &c, 40
u the city, at prices to suit all.
Nos. 477 and fsS Ninth street,
iy2O.u between ID and streets.
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Destruction OF a Paper Mil by Fire.
WATERvILLE, NE, March l5.-The Monroe
paper mill was burned this morning. Loss
go, 900. Insured.
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ALBANY, March ls.-The workmen at the New
York Central railroad workshops, at West Al.
bany, struck on Saturday for increased wages
An order was issued some weeks since by Vice
President Terrence, reducing hours OF labor from
ten TO eight hours, and wages twenty per cent.
On Friday an order was issued fixing a days
labor at ten hours and increasing wages ten per
cent. The mem unanimously refused to go TO
work, and demanded an increase Of twenty per
cent. for eight hours work. They paraded the
streets on Saturday about. FIVE hundred strong,
but made no violent demonstrations. Dispatches
have been received from Syracuse and other
shops along the road, expressing sympathy with
the men, and avowing a determination to follow
their example, as the order applies to the Hudson
River Railroad; also, a deputation from the
workmen at East Albany came over on Saturday
to express their sympathy. II Ia believed that
the strike will be general.
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WAS BROUGHT TO OUR FOUNDRY, ABOUT
w the LIST Of March, lot Of old IRON, supposed to
be stolen The Ovner will come forward prove prop
eTty, pay charges, and take 1t Rway.
mhl9-Gt Iron Foundry, % Maine avenue.
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ONE
DOLLAR

A PRESENT OF s2J VALUE,
OF your own selection, free Of cost, for few days
service In any town or village. Parhep!aIs ana
sent free, by addIessing, with stamp, N y. CLoup-
MAN co, " HanOyer street. B0st0n, Mass.
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Correct Election Returns from New
Ham Dshtre

CONCORD, March lj.-Correct election returns
make Harriman's majority 1850. The House OF
Representatives stands 1872 Republicans and 1873
Democrats.
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LONDON, March l5.-The Prince Of wales will
visit ireland during the Easter holidays. It 10
intimated that his visit will be signaliled by .
royal proclamation granting partial amnesty to
Political offenders.
Dispatches from Abyssinia say that General
Napier was about to send = reeonnoitering party
to Lake Ashangee In the Tigre district.
The Pasha Of Egypt showed no disposition
to withdraw his forces. The Egyptians In
camp at Massowah had received considerable
achievements.
BERLIN, March l5.-Prinee Napoleon, after q
series Of fattering entertainments given here In
his honor, has departed for Paris. His visit to
Germany has given rise to many surmises and
rumors, and Is extensively commented on by the
press, but the object Of his mission has not been
divulged. His reception evcrywhe In Germany
has been most cordial.
PARIS, March l5.-Gen. Dix has returned to
Paris. His visit to England was not OF diplo-
matte character, as was reported. He went to
London to be present At the marriage of his son,
Charles Temple Dix.
The Corps Legislatif was engaged last week In
the discussion OF the new law in relation to
public meetings.
Independent and comprehensive amendments
to the bill have been offered by the Liberal men,
bers. Itproposes to remove all restrictions from
the right OF the people TO meet in public Assem-.
blies when and where they please.
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Interior Adornments.
Furnishing Goods.


MATTRESS FACTORY.
CORNER THIRTERN-AND-A.HALP AND PENN
SYLVANlA AVENUE, SOUTH SIDE.
Mattresses Of every description and price on hand
and made TO order,
AiTnds Sifafniture repaired oilsa srTpss4 S
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Movements OF Jefferson Davis.
HAVANA, March i-Jefferson Davis arrived
on the steamer Cuba from New Orleans en- route
for Baltimore.
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Groceries.

rss fo ss'assa va b.. Eisai,
fresh from New YSrf Mil 0rshsm PiOuT. choice
Eer,hsIn Butter. Lard, EgI,, sugsr. cured Hams
CrsnberIles at New York prices, LOripgs Syrup,
Golden Syrup, hoasses. and extra grsdei Of Sugar;
fresh Peaches and Tomatoes In cans. Boston and
other Crackers, with a select assortment q HqIs
speec rs an hn 0'hfT Vii 10 =,
the store at all hours Of the day TO receive subscrp
lions for stock. Shares, elo each. octS
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S. p. STORY, U. S. A., Is at the Ebbitt.
G. VI. ALLEN, Y. S. A., and Capt. G. c, Hunt
ley, of Montana, are at the Metropolitan.
EZRA CORNELL, esq, of Ithica, N. Y, is at the
United States.
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LATEST fELE6RAPHIC NEWS

LAIkbI TELEEkAPHlC NEWS
ny THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
N E W S FROM UROPE,
THE ABYsSINIAN Army.
Tho Visit Of Prince Napoleon to Germany.
SOUTH CAROLINA CONVENTION.
New Hampshire Official Election Returns.
Destruction OF q Paper Mil BY Fire.
MOVEMENTS OF JEFFERSON DAVIS.
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Gas Fixtures.

G. ALFRED HALL 4 CO..
PLUMBERS. GAS. AND STEAM FILTERS.
as NINTH STREET, NEAR PENNSYLVANIA
AVENUE,
NIL L. aa.a II
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BOARD FOR THE EX-
~ ANIMATION OF CANDIDATES FOR AD-
sSNiSN Tno TE M NAVY A. AssisTANT suR
at the Naval luIn, Philadelphia, for the examina;
ton Of candidates for admission into tho MedicIl
Corps Of the Navy.
Gentlemen'desirous Of appearing before the Board
must make application to the Honorable Secretary Of
the Navy or to the undersigned, stating residence,
place and date OF birth. Applications to be accom-
pa MED by respectable testimonials Of moral character
Candidates must not DO less than twenty-one nor
more than twenty six years Of age.
No expense Is allowed by the Government to candi
dates attending the sessions Of the Board, as sue
cessful examination is legal prerequisite for APP
ointment In the Navy.
Tho many vacancies existing In the Medical Corps
insure immediate appointments to successful cand-
dates. p. J. HORwITZ, Chief Of Bureau.
Bureau Of Medicine and Surgery. Navy Department.
PER fe26-w&stmD
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Pawn Brokers.

534 pooss r2RoFF1kE,sc rkkiEsp. 534
p. BoYER's LOAN OFFICE,
sA Twelfth street, between G and D, near Psnnsyl.
vania avenue. Money loaned ladies' and gentle
mems Wearing Apparel, Gold and Silver Watches.
Diamonds, Jewelry, Pistols, Mechanical Tools, &c.
Business eonndential. Old Gold and Silver bought.
jal7.u p. BOYER.
175 LICENSED BY AUTHORITY. 475
- B. FURNISHINGS
LOAN OFFICE, as Thirteenth street, I'd door south .
psnniysas sysP, Money 1, ns s Sr TIN: e ss
DiAmonds yswelry, Silver Plate, Pianos Furniture,
Mechanical Tools, Ladies' and Gentlemen's Wearing
Apparel Of all descriptions.
Old Gold and Silver bought. , ,,,,vsr,xr
OFT PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, OFT
PRIN
NEWLY ESTABLISHED LOAN OFFICE.
Those requiring such accommodation will do well TO
call All ask Is trial, and feel assured that
n, b. Private entrances and ONCE ring the hall bell
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Special Notices.

slao PROvIDENT AID sOC1ETY.-A
RS meeting Of the Board Of Directors and on
Of the Proydent Aid Society will be held at the
Board 0f Trade rooms, at o clock on TUESDAY Az
up the business Of the Society at that time. a full
meeting Ia requested.
BY order Of the President. ~
mhl6.M s. II. kAUFFMANN.
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Destruction of Paper Mil BY Fire


MOVEMENTS OF JEFFERSON DA,
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h3J"JUST PUBLISHED-Price 10 Cents.
New Medical Pamphlet. entitled
MANHOOD,
ATREATISE ON HEALTH;
EDEF. CURTIS, N. ~. r. C. s.. &e.. &c.
Late Surgeon Turkish Continent,)
Author of Curtis on Food Expose Of Quacks aud
Qusokery, ""Use Of the Microscope In Certain Cases
Of Debility, Sc, &c,
This nyaluable work treats on the cause and cure
Of decline shows how to live aud what to
live for; how wealth Is lost and how regained gives
clear sy nopsis Of youthful indscreons and abuses,
and the remedy therefor.
The above pamphlet can DO obtained on application
or by post from the author Dr. CURTIS, who may
also be consulted at residence, No. ls9 street, be-
tween Twentieth aud Twenty first streets, Washing
ton. D. c., from the hours Of 10 a. IN. to 2p N and
from to p. m hll .6ln
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-16

a.
WHERkAei IN PUR9UANCx OF !HB PRO
" viaions o. an Act OF tne I1m uenenI Aseemb!y
Of the ctafs 81 Iowa, entitlea An AcS 70 enAbIo
Tewnshipe ana ineorporafed 1uwne ana Csles 70
AID n the conctfuction OF 1sinoaoes 1etnl.n
egnsd ~ oneshifd Of The reetdent taxpeyDD Of the
Township Of Davenport. ~ the CounU u ocott, and
etats Of Iowa, has been 70 Tie
Township Trustees Of said Iownehp assing thas
the question be to me voeei. Of said Town:
chip. whether the said Township snail vote TAX Of
Ious ~ Per cent ON the taxa0is properly shefe0f %
% levied and collectsd - follows: Two - per Ct.
On the amount OF ~ oeeeeoenS - SAID township
for the year 1893. ana per cent on the amount
oItne assessment o. sad Iof the year 1899.
SAID enaop9e q % &c MDd 70 % expended Ior the
purpeo esesMfO Sne censtfucdon 81 ne Dsven.
P0s1na . foaf Aeasseee ron 2 POINT q or near
me city g Deyeekofss " ReIns - ~ nossnern
ooaeoSy ~ q eo@ ceunty. u AaAnsK NJ Ioso -
provided IN seid AZ.
Now. therefore. n efe1s ShoS ~ voters 2! 49,
ToWuship nay e42s q :feeeS oa4 peopcoitsco. y
y hereby ordered. sAes $500 eleo3ea oe held n
eaid 1owns1ip at tAe usual p!eee % eolenQ cleesee
s2Sa q - ~ 6I ;,
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SHEMFF'S SALE.
TIE STATE OF IOWA,l
Sccff CouxYY,
In the District Court Of Scott County. Stsss Of
IewA
~ virtus Of Spscisl sxeeutio. issusd ftsn
The OfRee Of the Clerk Of the District Court Of
Scott county, State Of Iewa. in favor ofwilliam
Todd and sgainst Frederick ". Ksfsrstsin.
and Adelis ". Ksfsrstsin. dated Jens 18th.
1858, and 70 me directed, cennandins me thal
Of the real sstsss hereafter DESERVED Of the said
Frederick ". Ksferstsia and Adslia n. Ksifse.
stein, make or cause 70 b madsths SUN Of
four hundred and twenty enc (ol3l) 3l-loo dol
iars. with interest and costs. LEVIED upsa the
following described real sstaas, lying asd bsiss
situated in the Cessty II Sests 0tsts Of Iowa.
viz: Lot No. two (s) Ia block seventeen (l7) %
laid down on the map Of the town plat Of Wall.
sott.
And hereby give public notice sAa9I shall
offer for sale at public outcry. q the Coa-t House
door in the City Of Davenport. County Of Scott
and State Of Iowa. su Saturday The lsah day oi
July, 1868 between the hours Of . o'clock A.
N. and o'clock 2. n. Of sAid day. sale 70 com
mencs a the hour Of two o'clock r. n. Of said
day, and will sell - the highest and best bid
der therefor, in cash, the above described prop
srty, OF sufficient thereof 70 satisfy the above
debt, with intsrsst and costs.
Datsd this 18th day Of June, 1858.
0U5rAvUS sCHNITGHR,
Sheriff Of Scott County. Iowa.