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leui IM Three moutha 14
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Two »-i M% 8W 1 year, no change, lbuu
Flue. ««*JlBl«^ -"400 4 •t^uann 1 )t «i
for one h»" square two-third* of the al»ove rate* I
Buxinci" *til« in.t lo.areed Olln. |lo imper »o.
Pot each choline an additional nl.arfe of 9f cento
per square will be Mik
l.arper space charged at the rauof |7 fer each
addition.! square.
NOTII K TO AUVKKTI^KKK.
Ijgril cQU (iuubtf the ulue dimtftsloM
type.
iMplayeJ advertisement* na»lialf mora than
osuai
V. arly a- *.-rtUiiri|r contracts will b« understood to
app. v ri•:tiT i the immediate buaimraa of 11.•- adver
ser, *nd ail ••th »lv--rti» nit nta aetii in by the ad
vertiser "ill
IH-
charged eltra.
Advertisements not accompanied Willi instructions
Will be i merle I uni i! forbid, and charged an:
-trdingly.
S .!.'•• '"T r-' oa.* and bei.evol.-tit purposea in
sert,- I on* 11in. free ol coal, thereafter charged aa
other a lvertm menta.
A lv rtl«emerit- from abroad moat 1 paid for fn
••iriflfc'y in ndrorrr. mile** from approved Agent*
1 ritrartjifo yearly edv.-rtimtig terminable at IM:
0|il| .ii of advert i»er», th v jiaymic an advancement
per i enl. on i1 tit jrf
AdvertliOHier.ts inserted next
80 per i ut. advance on above rat*
aide -tu p.-r rent, advance on regular ralea.
All transient advertisements must be paid for to
Bdvan.
ItlOil ARDSoV .V WP.ST. Iowa State Democrat.
MA N DKITS A. IIIII I- Dailv
•Ua. LIHi'IIK!t lw »«mkrat
A U K I N U K N -V. M'lLKIK. Daily Evening Newe
CARDS.
ATTnnSEV.S
AMU COliMBBLOIifl AT LAV, And
Ni.tarlra Public 0CBr No Mam at real,
Hiteoport, luHa Mavlldtf
J. J. WAI.l.tt,
AND AUKNT AMIl UK A I. •ISTATC B»Ot KH
»111 at" clal attenil'jii to iilmt honaeg arid
ix-lln tine reiiti Also, buy, aeil, eicliaiigi:. fafe
nail |.a I ie* ieal*alats negotiate loai t, aun
in-.la.. titl«a, k.
w
Or»li i: -at HIak'-more h. Lavcn' Hani, No 17
Biau street, I»av n|nn i, Iowa maylo^im
HK*HY H. A*i»aCMM»N,
ATTORNKYI'ui'.ic.
AM» COI!N«»l.lX)a AT 1.4*, and i
LAW,
onto*'—Nov 4 and 6. Commercial Block, sonUleaat
Oornerof '.d an llradv alroela.
raanc PLOMTH, UEO. M. VAN
MM 4k VAN IIOIGKI,
ATTORVRT9
and ('iunne||ora at l.aw, and Nota-
r|i-a I'nl'lK Alao menta for th- Charter Oak
#lre ln». Co., Hartford. Conn., Capital 43MI,(K)0
Oity Klre ln.Co .Ni w lUven, $600,010,
tMBce Le Claire Block, Davenport. M|V
JOHN NIWHKBR,
C1I.OI
»tr
tre«t, lietwi en Second and Tbitd, Davenport,
I SWA
Jewelry ina and repalrad.
yy ttlaxsea pai in Spcctaciei at reaaooabla rates.
mrliI7
H.
UIIEEI.IH,
COMMISSION AND PRODUCE
Meri int, (Wholesale) AKentof the Syrasuae
Salt
towi
M.mufactsry for Daveni»rt and netRbhoring
Warehouseoppo^lti' R. R. Depot, Daveaport, Iowa
aufttO'.V*
HI
K
A
l»OW,
ATTORNKT.S
AND OM-NBRUORS AT LAW
AN"ITBI.H
.•
NOTARIES
OfBce—At Macklot A Corbln's kachanga oflee,
Davenport, Iowa. oal6tf
II. HORLI V tt CO.,
WBOLK8AI.K
and Retail IValera In Fancy and
Stap e Hrocerlen, DalaeU'a Block, Cjrner of
Perry an.l Second street*.
Flour, Oe^i'-nt and Plaatering Hair consUntly on
bADl.
rf" All cooda delivered free of chanre.
Davenport, lawa, April 24 1S59. [»prW-3*i
A. II. HKNMETT.
H»:NWI
0. I*. W'lllTOOMH.
WIIITI OII It,
TT
A
roil!
PuMIr and Oommlsi.ion.Ta of D.'oda,
Will prACtl tu the C.nuli of Sr••«!»,CHnt.'Ti, Jackson
and MiKoitlne countte-", and If Itock I •land county,
111 »nd the U. 8 Pi-trl -1 C»urt of Iowa.
OrKU F.—N. W. Oorner Ma"n and Second streets.
Jan) 1
SHA4AM BAI L, J. Wliao* ODITBAV
HALL
8UTKAB,
ATTORNEYS
ANOOOI'NBBI.I.KRS. NOTARIES
Pu'ille, r«miuls*lonor» of l)aed» for Maine, Ver
mont. New lltniraiilre, Ma-a*o)iusett-. New York,
New Jersey, Henn-vivanla, Virfcinla, Ohio, Tennes
aew, Kentuoky. Illinois and MiSKonrl office No 24
Main a' one door nouth of Co«k SArgent's Hank.
July lat. 18^. jnl»l-dfcw1v
JOIIN rutuhiRu,
ATTORNEY
AND CODNSEI.OR AT LAW, AND
Not iry PnM:
Orrioa—Mickolla' Hlork. upatalrii. JaSO
J. n. I*
AT TON,
ATTORNEY
AT LAW. onice— upstairs, in the
loillding foimfrly oecupied b.v »J. W. Wiley,
Went Becirid vtreet.
Bu-i-o-si IntruaUel to bis care will be punctually
attend."' to
Bavenport. January 9. I^S*. ^Jan9
JOll* KH»,
REAL ESTATE A F'.Xl'lI ANdK BROKER,
A CoMawsioasa or
DBEDS,
f.r CLAIM RUW—L* CUire Hall £nfrMk«,
Jaall Wavenpwri, lw*.
McCABll t'UATES
W O E S A E O E S
PQRWARD1NQ
k
No. 1
COMMISSION MERCHANT j,
PROMT STBBET, COHNSBor BRAOT,
Daveaport, Iowa.
are constantly In receiptor Krash Ovocer
les, which we off st Wholesale, for cash, at
lowent t'Tlcea. and u whtcli we Invite the attea
tlaa of dealer* In oily ar1 country. navT 8a
BIIRTIK HOUSE,
0JRNER OF IOWA A FIFTH STREETS
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
mchSMtf
TBBTH
BXTBAOTBD BT A NBW PBOOBBS
wttboatacoaslonluK any delay or pals whatever
U I U S E S O U
Deutal Surgeon.
OrriOB-Iu Merwln's Block, 88 Perry, betwaaald
^d 4th streets.
Having eosspleted arrannementa, he Is now pr*
•ar«d to extract teeth by admitting a slicht current
5
electricity a
round the tooth at the tine efastrec
Host, thereby allaying all pain attaadail apon a
tfacttM hy the ordinary Method.
Th»stlTwl has a fall knowtadgs af what la paaa
te. ni there ate not thaee sBsste whtoh ate efles
nlBll after havlnw teeth eatisstai by the aee at
JOBB L.
8WIT8,
|M!BsUto
JOIN A ttABO
ATT'T A* LAW.
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Mondays. Wedujei
9PM n Muiidaya, Wd
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VOLUME 4.
STATE DEMOCRAT.!
B**«aparl, lay II11
rfr- C. U. tknvas, UMrbutD (tract, CBtciga,
la *ulli«i1a*d to reortve »dferUaawaU fer Uila f
p»r.
MAIL AKKAJH(iJSMKNT8.
Tian uf opetitug aud cl -i"g mail* In tha OaTeapevt
Fb=t 0*11 e
KAT*K( IA, arrivm at S W I
I 'loaa at TR. A A.u :90 n. ..
I MOBTIII HN MI ti» T)unuqiieiiDd Sortbern
anhr- at & U Y I »e«al 9 1ft a Mi
*rtiv*j-
MAII. Af*l
1V
lif«, Thora.lajra«
AMIT
v Man., arrives i
arm k r.daya
AATAOSA
MAIL,
UAII.
eMAI. I. PVTHAM. J.
PUT*AM A LGiKI.
i leva.
BOCTHIBN .WL fronHi. Lonia a»U Botllhern Mle
at Z doe*-* at j*l& a H.
VKourt
VTI.I.N AVII
HOCIIII:«W IOWA
MAII-I arrlveaet
I fi.W) cloaei Alf -V) M.
IM.IBOIH
WAV A if., arrive*. #:46 A and WO
c! ae*. at i and f. III
'liuif river towns Abort It.
errlvea
NiMary K BIIB made OI. improved cantinue to keep this delicious fruit on band,
fipertj. irupouun BU* k.'id atreet Davenport,
l»a.
UOC-I-OK Ktll-H*
HA^ISII
HBHIM RL TH* FHA0T101 OK
I'tiytlc i"ipei tlully Aollclta tbe patruMfe of
4ir rrifii 'i an I the |.'I• 11•
Orrii-t-N Nickjiij Block, ver tbe Uauk.
Aprl-tf
T.III.UK 4r IIAI.I.OKD.
wrxr RKCONO STRBBT. L« ofAiM
l4Tenport, iwa, wholeaale und retail
alera in Drni'H, Uedlclnee. Oli' mlcaU, Hamta, Oil
ti,luw OIHSH. ry Arttlie-, Ferfnmery, Mineral
Tt-eth, fi. K.'ll, .V' it. Mcb»
V°
9
Itow.)
IMICI'OK* HICKMAN AND RlMB
ATK KKMOVBD THEIR OFKICB to Bo 18
Si atreet, tMirtli bid.- in twen Hrady andMata.
•archi-tf
11
J. PAHKER, 1*1- D.,
PU \\S/ JAN AND 8UHOEON,
OKU
OK/—With Mesart. R^cer fc Bowers, Bo. 68,
Hradv Dlreet.
Orders left with them Will receive prompt atten
tion. ""V**
JAMBS T. LAMB, JOSEPH J. I.ANB
Atieraeys and Caaaaollora at
The jury .having heard the testimony,and
made an examination of the premises and
the position of the wound, and having noted
the attitude of Matthieson, as described to
them, pronounced that the wound was
caused by a bail from the rifle which M.
held in his band, and that the gun was dis
charge.] by the hammer of the lock being
caught an the corner of a log, drawn back,
and then falling upon the cap with such
violence as to exploded it At iast accounts
he was not dead, but it was thought he
would not survive long.
DAVENTORT
AL
REPl IiLICAM CoVVEN-
TION.—The Dutch have taken Holland.
Brother Hiram's back bone gives way—he
goes for Rosch and Lager. The Republican
City Convention came off on Saturday, at 2
o'clock, at the Court House, agreeable to
previous notice. There were present some
1(J Germans, and 15 Americans, all told.
Ramming moved that J. W. Stewart take
the Chair. Guelich moved that Cressler
act as Secretary. Guelich moved that a
committee of live be appointed to select
iMegatea to the County Convention.
Schricker moved that tha President appoint
that committee.
Committee—Guelich, Price, Ramming,
Thompson and Schricker. (All right) After
absenting themselves for a few minutes for
form's sake, they returned, and announced
the names of some 17 persons (who are all
right, or can be made right, on the goose
question) to represent Rusch and Priee in
the County Convention, which meets in tha
city of Davenport, on June 1st
There was no p«BMHH|Bptiag that
would move for tha ]•••j|a report
of the committee. ^^|JPHHUnt called
several times for some oae to move the
adoption finally brother Hiram got up and
said be was surprised to see so much mod
esty in that meeting, and as he did not pro
fess to have much of that commodity, he
moved the adoption of the report It was
adopted by the deiegates voting for it.—
Then brother Rusch (who was in the meet
iag all the time, keeping his eye eloso on
brother Hiram) got up and lighted his ci
gar. Immediately Schricker moved the
meeting adjourn. So ended the farca.
Whether brother Hiram and brother Rusch
got some Lager, deponent saith net, but it
is said that brother Hiram and Geo. W.
Ells walked from the Court House together
until they came to John 3. Davis' lumbor
yard, when Hiram undertook to vhitrxr into
brother Eils' ear his future policy and aspi
rations, but mo«t unfortunately he wkitptr
td too loud Thoee developements we «»»u+t
defer a few days—they were rich and racy,
and show aatisCaetorily why brother Hiram
goee ia for Rueeh for Lieutenant Governor
and Lager why he h*a made friends with
brother Thompeon, and kiaaed Leake,
shakes heads with Otshaaasa af tha Dm
Zkumirmt laaka haawiagly at Jake Hoer
iag takes af Ma hat to Dr. Driw of tha
tteiBatraatteawwf, aai-wiakaat brother
K
Ri"E»MaiL","incluiin*riveri|wnsfromleClaire city that tbat Board of Commissioners ap
pointed by the United States Government'
to examine tbe Raiiroad Bridge at this
Tfiur«dava.
Tbe Sice «,|| be peu on Swnday dnrlns the 8u»
m*r fr' in 9 tu 10 a M.
XJOOMI
•ffRlrs
DEMCIOCH.—Mestre. Uaye»kTrout,
the inimitable caterer* to the wants of the
public—in the vegetable and provision line
—placed ua under renewed obligations ye«
terday, by leaving on our table a box of the
most delicious strawberries. They will
with which to supply their nnaieroua cus
torn era.
IT* How it did rain yesterday
afternoon. I tenia were as scarce as straw
berries in our market at present. The only
funny thing we aaw all day, was Mr
French, tbe street sprinkler, standing at the
door of one of hi* patrons,during the heaviest
of the raiu, collecting his pay for laying the
dust, it looked to us as though be and
Providence were in partnership, and he
(French) took the paj whila Providence
performed the labor.
SAD ACCIDENT
TO A
DAVENPORTER,
From the Omaha Tunrs of a late date, which
has been handed ns by our friend Williard
Barrows, Esq ,we learn that a sad accident
happened to Mr. Randolph Matthiesen. for
merly a resident of this city. It appears
that while at his residence at Grand Ldand
City, N. T., on the 6th instant, he was
standing in hi* door holding his rifie in his
hand, intending to shoot at a mark. The
butt of the rifle rested on the floor, hi*
hand on the top near the muzzle a friend
was near, talking with Matthieaen, but not
looking at him. lie heard tbe report of M's
rifle and saw him fall. He neither spoke
nor uttered a sound. The ball entered the
forehead, almost an inch and a half above
the inside corner af the right eye, and
passed almost vertically upwards, making a
round hole about two and a half inche*
long, and nearly or quite an inch deep at
the middle, aiul about an inch and a quar
ter wide. The skull WAS much torn, and
portions of the brain protruded.
•ui ru ,,t* rwmmrwm t* »i
•ut"'
not ta«iriea« In D«f«oport-. The hotel ref»
I *.'»»• 1st"3* of one houee ilone—the New Peao»
•y!»*ui» Houee—#btwel, M. »nif»U on
&ttur«iny.
RKUBF FOK HARD TIMES.—It should
not ouly be the -luly, but thep»«Mnr#of eT»
ry individunl during ttie |irrttent doll eeneon,
to nai-e every penny [oeeible. Ihia can
I easily be done by learning the price# of all
kinda of dry good* tt K. «k K. H. lynere
i No. 8 Le Clnir How, Ufon baytag
where. Call and see.
REPORT
BBIIK.E
NebTK^ka and Kaoaaa
K, arrive* At a
Jtiran -.II.».V in'i"dina
I I-oui». th- Mlsaoui I Biver, 1
Via Mmi.lt,*! A 8t .Io»epb I
al4 a.
FAVORABLY
OP THE CIOVERVMTTWT
CumifeaioKKBfc—THET RWOP.T
TO THE Early yesterday
morning we heard it rumored about the
P#at. with reference to its being an obstruo
tion to navigation, had made a report, and
tbat it wan unfavorable to the bridge. Late
in the day we were furnish -d with a copy
of the hlandtr and A rjui, hxtra,containing
a portion of said Report, which we lay be
fore oar readere. Their decision in thia
matter is, to us, not at all surprising it is
nothing more or less than we bad atrong
reasons to expect it would be, before the
Commissioners left our city. The bridge
has been voted a nuis^pce. What then V—
Will it he removed No. we rather think
not, if the Company doee what it ought to
have done long since, and that is, repair and
re-construct it in certain places. Thia is
due to tbe River men. They demand it,
and have a perfect right to insist upon their
demand. Thia bridge has its rights and
tbev should be respected tbe river men
have their rights, also, and they should not
be disregarded. Let full, complete, and
equal justice be meted out to both parties.
If the bridge was constructed in an impro
per manner, surely river navigators ought
not to suffer for it It was no fault of theirs,
therefore give them justice. Let it be re
modeled theu, aud put in auch condition
that it will not be of aorioua disadvan
tage to the river trade.
The following report was made by mer.
of science, bv men of acknowledged akill as
Engineers and Architects. It ia the same
in effect that has been given by other per
sons. Read it:
Extract from the Report of tht United Stat es
Vouuniuionert, Sent to Examine the Rail
road \irtdge at Roclc Itland
1st. The board is of the opinion that the
railroad bridge which crosses the Mississip
pi river, between Rock Island and Daven
port, is not constructed according to correct
principles, reference being had to the inter
ests of navigation,
2nd. The piers of the said bridge are not
of the best form, and there was no difficulty
in constructing them of the proper form.—
With th^ exception of the turn table pier,
the board is of opinion that the defective
form of the piers ia a matter of no material
importance, 'l'iie turn table pier will be
more pai ticularly referred to in answer to
the next question.
"rd. Tbe only pier that is larger than is
necessary is the turn table pier. This pier,
in the opinion ol' the boaid, should have
been constructed no longer or broader than
was necessary to sustain the truss, when the
draw ia open, and protect it from injury by
passing boats. It might have been con
structed with a length of feet, atlording
ample support and protection, and being
actually feet in leugth. the difference,
60 feet, is unnecessary, and in the judge
ment of the board, pcruicious The effect
of making it larger than was absolutely re
quired, id to contract the water way, in
crease the velocity, narrow the draw pas
sage aud present more surface for boats to
strike against thus increasing the difficul
ty of their passuges through the draw, In
a pier of this si?e the form of the starting is
of importance, and the upper faces of the
pier should have been curved snrfaces.
4th. The piers are not parrallel with the
current, but at anglea varying from '26 d*
grees to 14 l-'i degrees. The effvet of this
obliquity is to treble tbe obstruction
to the flow of the water, and conse
quently to aflect the increase of velocity
in the same ratio. Another conse
quence is, that tbe passages of steam
boats and rafts through the draw and be
tween the piers, are rendered much more
difficult and hazardous. Furthermore, the
draw on the Iowa side is rendered useless
by the formation therein of an eddy.
5th. The velocities in the different parts
of the river in the vicinity of the bridge,
have already been stated, and will be fcuLd
tabulated in appendix (C.)
tub. The eddy on the Iowa side of the
turn table pier, as nearly aa could be esti
mated, is about one hundred feet wide at
the foot of the pier,and the turbulence in the
boiling of the water, extends about 500
feet'below. This eddy, however, is constan
tly varying in its position and dimensions
Its effect on the passage of boats amend
ing and descending, is undoubtedly te ren
der them more difficult, on account of the
care required to avoid getting one part of
the boat into it, whiU another part is in
the current of the draw. It has been pre
viously stated that tbe effect of this eddy in
the Iowa draw is to render it useless.
7. The surface of the water at the up
stream end of the turn-table-pier, is 16 1 '2
inches above the surface of the water at the
down stream end. The extent of tbe back
water or remu us as nearly as could be esti
mated, is about 160 feet
3. The Bridge is badly located, and in
consequence of this bad location is a greater
obstruction to the paesege of steamboats
than wonld have been necessary, had the
location been good. Any site in the vicini
ty below Roek Island, out of the rapid cur
rent, would have boon beetter.
The Board considers it proper to reca
pitulate eome of the well known principles
of Bridge building, to ehow how far they
have been conformed to, or departed from,
with the Rock Island Bridge.
Theee principles are:
1st. That at a given place in locating a
Bridge over any stream, the site where
the velooity of the currant is a minimum
should be selected.
2d. That in designing a bridge, the piers
should have the minimum croee section con
sistent with the support of the superstrnct
ure, thus offering tbe leaet obstruction to
tbe flow of the water, and incroaung the
velocity of, the current as little aspo-eible.
3d. The piers should always be placed
parallel with the thread of the stream, for
the aame reaaooa aa thoae stated in the
second principle, and beaauea they thue
reader the passage of boats aad rafta lees
difficult
4th. In designing a bridge over a river
having a large commerce in boats and rafts,
tha draws andspsa* should be at tha great
est practicable width.
In applying these priadplea to the Rock
Island Bridge, the Boardie eouetrained with
extreme regret Mart that all h*TB baan
KKOBI
CHAI-TEE
1 1
J(. MAN. RHT7B«OTTIBEHH. FIV^J DOLORS PER ANM^ CITT STTB»QRIBERS
lUvor ltoaBa.
K, Dodge, Montrose.
AUUMBBA,
Wing, Dubuqua
BLACK HAWK.
DAVENPORT, IOWA, TUESDAY MORNING, MAY 81, 1859.
ARRIVED.
Sunday, Maj 2$,
MINNESOTA BELLE,
Hill, St PauL
•BTBOFOLITAV Rhodes. St. Lotym
FR*I» LORF_NZ,
Parker, St. Louifc
I'® Munito, Hatcher, Montroa^
KEOKLX,
Dodge, Dubuque.
Monday, Kay 3D.
ALHAMBBA,
Wing, St Louie.
BLACK HAWK,
BELFAST,
Force, Yellow Mediciw.
DKVMARA,
Gray, St. Paul.
KATA CAMEL,
Gray, St. Lous.
BKFABTED.
Sunday, May 2t.
MimsoTA Batuc, Hill, St. Lotus.
METROPOLITAN,
L'B-
Rhodes, St. Paid.
Fatb LkCNz, Parker, St. Paul.
IFA
MOINES,
Hatcher, Dubuqua.
Monday, May SO.
Haight, Dubuq
DESMABE,
Gray, St Louie
KATE CAISEL,
Gray, Ihbuqi
The new packet Dea MolB
ing boat for Montrose at 7 Ba
The Wm.
Ewing will WM
Paul this (Tuesday) morning,
Tha steamer Belfast came do#B
day from Yellaw Medicine, on the Minnaa* P*rr1s»ooi firm and steady, and othar
eta river, and is laid up at Cannon'a mill-
Henry Clay is due to-morrow.
The river at this point fell about eight
inehee in the 48 hours ending at dark last
evening. It is on a steady decline hare, and
will probably be qnite low during tbe sum
mer. The river is falling above hare al'
the way to St Paul.
At St. Louis the decline was one inch on
Thursday night, and three inches on Friday.
At Cairo, on Friday, the river was falling
at the rate of a half an inch an haur.
FOUND.—A
1st.— On Sunday morning, just
before the crack af day, some scamp or
other who has a propensity for house
breaking and etealing, effected an entrance
to the dwelling-house of Charles T. Webb'
Esq., situated on Third street, between
Harrison and Ripley, and purloined theret
from a gold watch and chain, valued at
about $175,00, also a pocket-bock, con
taining a miscellaneous lot of papers, and
some bogus and wild-cat bills. Tbe pocket
book and ita contents, with the exception of
about ten dollars of spnrious bills were
found in the back yard. Mr. Wsbb had
other money in bis pockets, which fortu
nately the villain did not aacceedin appro
priating. Entrance was effected by turn
ing the key with nippers from the outride.
CHAPTER
2d.—Sometime during Sunday
night, when the city was asleep, a burglar
entered the dwelling of I. F. Smith, E*q.,
on Main street, between 6th and 7th sts.,
snd abstracted therefrom, a very valuable
gold watch and chain, about $40 in cash
and a pocket book containing notes and pa
pers to the amount of about $500,00. In
the morning Mr. Smith found his pantaloons
on the front gate, and the notes and pocket
book laying scattered about on the ground
before the 2d Baptist Church, corner of 6th
and Main sts.
CHAPTER
3rd.—The residence of Mr- B.
Hoots, on 5th street below Harrison and
Ripley, waa entered on Sunday night but
got nothing of value, having been alarm
ed.
CHAPTER
4th—The Millinery Store of W.
B. Nicholls.corner of Brady and 4th streets,
was entered by means of nippers, on Sun
day night, and the change in tha money
drawers to the amout of about ^four or five
dollars was taken. Finding nothing also
worthy of thsir attention, thay loft in
pcace.
DON'T MIND
WHAT
OTHERS
buy your Boots and Shoes ol
door above the post offioa.
er than any other coneera h8
aibly do.
tW New Flour and Feed
Geneseo Flour and Food Store, No. 69 Bra
dy street, nearly opposite the Post Office,
where can be found the best quality of
Flour, White Winter, Old Spring and New
Spring, Wholesale and Retail, delivered
free of charge. Call and see the Flour, it
will show for itself. E. BROWV,
My25-lw. Agent.
O E I A
Now Task Itlaiksi,
[BT VXLKOBAFa.]
Baw
TOR*.
FLOOR—Mars
BAILBV—DU'L
RYE—Firm.
OOM—Quiet.
tieles unaltered.
LONDON,
large brass door key,
with iron head. Call at this office.
BRIDGE REPORT.—For
ending May 28th, by
the week
S.
Gurney, Bridge
Master:
Dt'e r'r abv l'w w m. Thermometer above zero.
W 6 A I S 6 1 2 W O O A S S
52 19 ft 8 ln54 64 68 68 8
33
14 J:ti tu
90 78 70
1 ti 15 19 U $
5 60 88 69 63 8 8
a 80 6i 81 88 4
U 1
25 13
36 13
87 18
28 ia
60 84 70 48 &
9
88 TO 77
A FEW
BURGLARIES.—All
at once,
it seems there has been dumped down in
our city a gang tf rascals, whose business
seems to be house breaking, and wholesale
plundering of our citizens. Under the pres
ent state of municipal affairs, the city is
withont any safeguard which a police forco
or well lighted streets would ensure, con
sequently all the light fingered gentry have
to do is to proceed under the cover of dark
ness to the baek window of a citizen's
house,—make an entrance, and carry away
whatever may come in reach or his pilfer
ing fingers may chance to light upon.
Kay 88, N0».
scUve
15#25C
Setter. Sale*
10,-
000 bbiaat 8 fi808 78 tar soper State 8 90^7 80
for extra round hoop Ohio.
WBBAT—ehade firmer. Sales 6^00 ha at 1 83M
for white Westera 2 88 white Beta thy.
Pala. 10,000 ha 80s adzed West
ern yellow 90989c.
UATS—Baavy M|Bc Bate, Water* aad Cana
da.
T" "—rt sndnnmliil 17 MflIT tthuw
"S^-OSS
BACJ*—Adva&ciag
BBBT BAM—Qatet.
Ovr Msaaa—Doll
LABB-riraaer. lalcalM his 11N«18K.
Western.
OMTBSB
RTRTK
Bnvy{ aawBtaSs, aaia
tty.
tmmr-Bauaaii
r«r n
E S N E W B.I
tBY TKL^RAPH.)
ftnhrBl of tht) *ew York,
ABTAHCE
v
Haight, Montroaa.
IN BHKABtTCrtB,
NBW
Yonw
The steamers Juns and S^lonia, t»a4
J,. Tha news ia not very important
No battle had bean fought in Italy up to
we 16th.
Tha Emperor Napoleon and King of $ar
diuia, had fixed their head quarters at Al
asaandri^, and already arrived there
All Sardinian vessels in Austrian porta are
to be seized.
Tha vaBltoiaas hava withdrawn
mobia had reeolutely
Ipatrian frigate Rod%]
dshe was obliged
AUSTRIA.
Tha government loan of seventy«five
million is to be at 5 per cent., payable in
silver, snd will be issued at 70.
Nothing further from the seat of war.
PIEOMONT.
The official bulletin of the 14tb, aays, the
Austrians withdrew to-cay from Rabbis,
bot a second and still stronger reconnoiteri'g'
party had been pushed forward to the walla
of Verceilli.
The Emperor, Napoleon with Marshal
Conrobert, rode through the streets of Ales
sandria, on horae back, and were every
where received with great demonatrations
of joy.
UBRMANT.
A dispatch from Berlin says tha Diat was
closed on the 14th by the Prince Regent, in
person, who, in a speech said that Prussia
was determined to maintain the balance of
power in Europe, and staud up for tbe secu
rity and protection of the national interacts
of Germany, and expected all the German
Confederation Power to stand firmly by her
side in fulfillment of that mission.
The modelization of eight corps de army
is completed. Princc Wm. Frederick, Com
mander-in-Chief.
India and China mails arrived at London
with dates from Calcutta to April 8th and
Hong Kong to the 28th. News important
The French troops had captured Saigan, a
place of considerable strength in Cochin
China.
The American frigate Germantown, and
steamer MisHissippi were at Japan.
Trade at Canton bad suffered much from
the exactiona of tbe Mandarin.
LATEST.
LONHON,
May 17th. Dispatches from
Rome say the fhike de Garmont left that
city on the l.ith, in consequenee of a tele
graphic order from the Emperor.
A dispatch from Vienna says, an English
steamer with the India mails was over
hauled off Saasaaa. by boats from a French
war ship.
An official bulletin at Turin announces
the movements of the Austrians from Stra
della towards Doghera.
Chas. Dellatti A Co., Birmington, failed
to-day.
There has been a further recovery in 111.
Central shares, but Erie has declined.
Viratnla Election.
NASHVILLE,
Tenn., May
28.—A
1
ArrlvaToV
on the conti
iks Exehanga,
jham, have failed.
—Breadstuff* firm,
incipally, on Freneh
May 16.—French Bad Wheat
has advanced 3a4s.
Consols, 91 1 2a91 8 4.
The steamer Hammonia, sailed from
Southampton on the 17th.
The ship Thames, from Savannah, waa
partially buret in the Liverpool dock oa the
13th. She had a cargo of cotton and lum
ber.
ENGLAND.
The Queen reviewed the troops at Al
derahot on the 16th.
Count Persigney, the new French Bltaia*
ter, arrived at London on the 14th.
Prince Gortscbakoff also arrived.
FRANCE,
Tha correspondent of the London Timst
says tha confidence In tbe success of the
army in Italy is so great, that propositions
will soon be made at Notre Dame,for thanks,
for the great victory expected to be an
nounced next week.
All officers of the regiment of Saffern
are to be commanded by Prince Napo
leon, who left Pariaon the 14th,for Toulona.
A train of aiege artillery had alao left for
Italy.
It was rumored tbat arms had been sent
to Hungary, and that the Hungarians are
effectively employed in fomenting insurrec
tions in their country.
It was rsported that tbe Emperor Napo
leon, before leaving Paris, addressed a
letter to Queen Victoria, repeating hia prom
ise to take ateps during the war to compro
mise the interests of England.
dispatch
received via Aratuoga says that in 76 coun
ties Goggin's gains were about 7000 on tbe
vote of 1865. The opposition claims his
election by 4,000 maj. Some say the result
is doubtful but the chancee arc in favor of
Gosgin
Va„ .May 30.—Tha Enquirer
elected by a majority not
30.—The best informed
Letcher's maj. from
10.—A special dispatch
American," frwm the
g, says in 112 coontiee,
majority. Tbe 36 counties
to hear from, gave Wise 1200 maj. We
have since learned that Goggia haa made
eooaidsrable gain.
Cram •ajtsa
BOSTON,
May 29th.—The frigate
Minnesota, Captain Dupout, arrived below
this a. m., ana anchored In the Roads.—
She haa touched sines leaving China at sev
eral of tha principal ports of the East In
dies, at Unseat and last at Tabls Bay, Cape
of Good Hope. She has on board the crew
of the bark Claremont, charged with muti
ny, ssnt home for trial by the United States
Oonsal at Cape Louvre.
Lent Maurey of the 17nited States frigate
Mississippi, and Mr. Beddle, late United
States Consul at Singapore, are paasengera
Her officers and erew all welL
She will came up to the Hayy jasd to
morrow a. BL
SUSPBKSIO!! BRIMB,
-sr
May
30.—Oliff
Olsea,
a clerk employed by the Grand Trunk Bail
way Co. in Toronto, waa yesterday found
dead oa the bank of the river, having foUaa
few the preeipioe, a distance of 100 foot,
and hia body waa horribly maagled. He
eaate en a pleasure excursion, to eelshrato
the Qaeen's birth?aj, stoee whiah tiflsehe
had Bot been heard ol, till BOW.
Our Mar St.—Ataaearir
aire Make eat la Bars*
mOK Vhtak
I be
_, T\ A .»* ?r i SB i raw u rnm niiu IIIB
LATfZh
BUR\Pjjfr
».H*w«.
M*y !i«w with a ueUtchioent of Aufttriau iiuasars n »fcr or sec r»n on* (D towasfaip
York, arrived t»*daj. 8b« bring* Loadeft I ftDimale Mme prisoner* -iHtauiy-cufci
er* l"t
Blvea out, Austria had recognized, the neutrality of .T*1 "ommemlugat the worth eaat eor
the States of the Church. ^.nth"^^. 1?, 'ft'TT V&&Z
The Bridge of Stella had been threaten th ro awatli an* tits w'at twunda'/lin* ol«u4
ed by the Anstrians, wbo have workman .1,4 somt-er mi ..nelmrdred ('oo)fMt,ihame*at
u.. «Bti«o b« u., s
LONDON,
France has not recognised the neutrality
af Naples. Rome is tranquil.
Arrival of the Huaeariaa.
QUEBEC,
lO CENTS PBR WEEK«IM. 1
Hafeiiioafa.
NEW YORK,
May
30.—'The
at earns*'I
Hammonia arrived from SouthaiJbton, 1
nd brings London papers or that day.
Napokbn remained at
i insf, and brings London papers
V
1 y
oeUg««. i.^1* »«ve0l, morePA,ticul*?i?£*criUas
I Po. The waters oJ the Po baa risen. Wv itginotB«. eMopUnx «oo rt pervi» the l«fi..witis
men aod. children of th« country were i
af
TT I thenoe aouthaadpara'm wMi 'hawsa^ahBUnearw
Several Sardinian Mayors, who rsfuasd to IU* O*Oalnes street Ofty (ao, leet, thenrc eaat nino
aomply with the AuetrtAa demaadaJor eon- If the we urn itae at
tributioas, had been created. S£h£i'
Fonr Austrian merchant vessels had beer
captured by tl
French squadron, In tbe
Adriatic.
Raina were falling incessantly, wbieb ae*
counte for tbe to
activity of tbe ttsspt,—
Some of tbe Austrian worka were damsiged.
Tbe French squadron waa before Venioe,
on the 16th.
Tbe Austrian Lloyds had stopped running
all their steamers.
The Bsnk of Hamburg had lowered ita
rate of discount from 4 a 4 o-4 to 3-4 per
cent. French rente closed on Sunday at 61,
for money 6f a 8c for account The busi
neea on the London stock exchange on the
16tb, was limited, and the tone of tbe mar
ket was leee firm. Consols closed at 91 12
a 91 3-4. The demand for money in the
stock exchange is rather more active.
Tuesday.—Tea inactive sugars
low, bnt unchanged coffee unchanged pro
visions inactive and drooping.
UVEBTOOL, Tuesday.—Corn, a good atten
dance at the market, to-day, with moderate
business Sd higher for wheat, 4 a 6d ad
vance in flour 6 a 8d in corn.
RcaaiA.—DuNorde publishee the follow
ing Telegraph:
The Russian government has given or
ders fer the 1st, 2d. 3d aod 6th Corps de
Army to be placed iBnmediately on a war
footing, with tbe whole artillery and caval
ry belonging to each. Tbe reserves are to
be called in, and all soldiers on furlough to
join their colors, to be ready to march with
in 3 months.
ROME,
16th.—On the 11th inst., the Tus
can Consul at Aucona, hauled down his
flag. On the 12tb, tbe French and Sardini
an Consuls protested to the delegate against
the continuation ot the fortification and
threatened to demand their paasporta At
midnight tbe delegates were still speaking
with the Austrian General. On the 13tb.
the Austrians were at work leveling a Ta
cino, although the state of the siege had
been raised.
May 30.—The steamer Hunga
rian, from Liverpool, on Wednesday, the
18th, arrived this A. M. Her advices are
anticipated by tbe arrival of the New York
and Hammonia, at New York.
LIVERPOOL.—Breadstuff's
of all descrip
tions, slightly higher. R. S. «fc Co., quote
flour quiet bnt firmer, at an advance of
2s :',d. Wheat firm, at an advance of 2s 3d.
Quotations not given. Corn firmer, and 3d
higher fer mixed and yellow. Mixed, 6slod,
6*1 Id white, 8s4dto 8s9d at retail. Beef,
quiet. Lard steady. Tallow slower.
Sugar steady Rice quiet Coffee dull.
The London markets are more comprehen
sive in the papers by the New York and
Hammonia. The latest sales of American
stocks were of I. C. shares, 42 a 44 discount
70 a 75 Erie shares 4 a 7 N. Y. C. shares.
Fight wllh the Camanche Indians.
ST.
Lot IS, May 29th.—The overland Cali
fornia mail with dates to the 6th, arrived
last night. News unimportant.
A letter frem Fort Belknap 22nd says, an
express just arrived from ('amp lladessniky,
bringing a report that Major Van Dorr bad
a fight with the Northern Camanches on
a fork of the Arkansas River, on the 16th,
killing 40 and taking 3i prisoners. Two
soldiers were killed, and several wounded.
Among the latter were Lieut. Lee aad Capt
Smith.
Tbe letter also says that 40 to 50 Texans
are also encamped 20 miles below Brazos,
on the Indian Reserve, with the avowee) in
tention of attacking the Reserve Indians.
Much excitement prevailed.
The first crop of wheat waa sold yester
day, to A. F. Fagin, at $6 per bushel. The
wheat was raised by Dr. Decking, DeSoto
county, Mo.
Buenos Ayroa.
NEW
YOBK, May '29.—Ws have Buenas
Ayres dates of April 9th.
The American ship Austin, with a cargo
of wood had burnt (here. The crew had
been arrested on suspicion.
Captain Page's exploring expedition was
to leave on tbe 20tb for Paraguay.
The news from tbe Argentine Confedera
tion is very warlike, and nothing but the
expected invaaion by Urquiza was talked
of at Buenos Ayres. Tbe sons of foreigners
bad been enrolled in the service.
Intelligence from Marlealho.
NBW YORK,
May 29th.—'Intelligence from
Maricaibo to May 8th, represents all quiet
The castle of San Carlos pronounced April
23rd and.waa in poaaeeson of the insurgents
fonr dsys, when they surrendered.
Some fifty revolutionists were arreeted
April 16'h, st Bsreelona.
Curaeoa dates were received to May 12th
Affaire in Venezuela were very unsettled.
The government troops had met with a de
feat by the insurgenta at Cairo,and the lat
ter were holding the province of Cairo.
ST. LOCIB,
May 30.—The Aritvnian, pub
lished at Tubac, Arizonia, received by the
overland mail, contains the proceedinga ot a
meeting in Arizonia City on the 8th, ex
pressing strong disapprobation of the course
of Congress towards Arizonia, and urgently
requesting the cooperation of citizens
throughout tbe territory to establish and
maintain and independent government.
I. O. O. F.
TBB
anatera of the order are respect folly lavV
ted to attend at the Hall of ua anport Lodge
Bo. 7, on Monday (to-morrow) evening at 7 o'clock,
Btr the par pea* of visiting the order la Be
awyls
JOHN C. BILLS,
A TTOBWBY
AND COUNSELOR
A N E W
AT
LAW,
(1 aad Notary Pobite.
Orsica—Daveaport's Mo«fe, Davenport. Iiwa.
nayS8
moon .urn a
—AT—
esoat*r-, thatha la mmr aniaf gft—»On^hwt
drm* jfit aifisij kt
TO DAY'S ADVT'S.
Truttre'ft Male.
i A e S a v o A i a K 7
Aleasstnllie iiuay vv IA) la Weylj^ ardl^Mliaa Wejhe, Ins wife
Jajrihg suaugeticttl
1
Jgaeot'-a nut# Prank Plumrr, Trost-e, a curtail
ST,
ith hie generate in
laas. Dee I Ol Trust. flBuveyiuc t* salJ irualao the Und
tS£2rS£RVSi
rgWt
§*l1
'"l*
fl*eand
Oampelled by the Austrians to labor at tbe ^???'7*' '•»flTt «hsaa«
v
Which aaldeoaveyaaee wasuaeBBbf th» aaid
0 Wryha aad Louise Woyhe lor the poneae of ae
eortag IhiMIHIai^BA^BB^Ia *B
I
I i
aad^IO IntenmljMHCJS&Ahvaald Loots
Let this he pari
shed in the Iowa State Democrat
for four weeks.
I QIVPOBD,
nay31 Clerk of sal I Coart.
Legal Notice.
VHB STATE OP tOWA,»M Notice returned not
Scott County, j" served.
In Scott county, District Court.
Antolne Le Claire vs Nathan Trescott, Oeeras W
Pearing, George Bnrtls aod Julia Ooe
To Nathaa Trescott, Qeorge Hurtle aad Jalta
Coe
YOOtha
are hereby notlfled that there Is new on 81a
In offlce of the Clerk of tha District Court of
Siolt county, a petition of Antolne Le Claire, claim
ing the foreclosure of a certain mortgage made fy
said Natbsn Trescott and tiaroti Trescott on
the twenty-Mcorid day of November, 1SS6, to sa.'Dre
tbe payment of two certain promissory notes to said
plaluUff, oae for ihe sum of fonr huatfred and nri^
doHasa due November 29,1857, and tbe other for the
sum of four handrtd and fifty dollars du«N vemLer
33, 1859, botr. with lnter"*t at the rate of ten per
cent per annum, and conveying tba foMowlcg prem
ise* in 8c-.tt comity Iowa, to wit Lot notubir two
(3) aad tbe we,t half of lot number three (3) block
number olaety (90) in Le Olalre's eighth addition to
the city of Davenport
And unleaa you aha I appear and answer said peti
tion on or befO'O the Brst day of the next teioi of
said DlHrlct iurt, to bo bol.len on I'.r firat Monday
of teptembsr, A 1358, a decree will be rendered
as prayed for
May 81,1869.
Let this be pnkllehad la the Iowa State Dtumoral
foarweeka. I. M. QIPPORD,
may81 Olerk Scott county Dts'rlct Court.
Leg ml JVotiee.
THE STATU Of IOWA, IM Notice rotated net
Scott Coanty, served.
In the Scott county Diatrlct Conrt.
Adtoine L-CI aire vs Joanna Oiilett, Blliabeth Caa*
te I, Oilleit, A CasteH, A Lawes, Blake
more, Vincent Ilia rod A. Go, Margaret AJiiebollS,
Cook k Sargent, Phelps, Dodgeh Oe,
YIn
W S
and Bird.
To said Margaret A Nlebolls
'JAIIR.V L-
I.«! *W
FFUMBER 192.
Y'OUJemcaB
eaat, c.nwuu^l
»'*(5and!),oomueneinf
[»^'«»»»talonf Seventh atreet ninety (90) fae»,
0
for $t of
«ety
April
And
dna and pa!
day of
J*' 'De aiSOVpaiM to pay the same, 1,
frank Tinnier, Trustee aa aroraeald, do herAiy irtve
thia public notice, that by vlrtiaof the power whiah
la la ma vested by said deed of T»n-t,1 win.ont'unn
day the 28.1 day of Jane, a o 1W» *t the hour of 3
o'clock iu tr?e afternoon of said day, at the Conrt
Hooaeduor In the city of Daveapori, Hpiee arid off*
for *a!e at public auction, tbe parcel of land above de
scribed, or *o much thereof a* shall t» oeeeaaary to
satisfy and pay tha aironnt of raid not*-* with Uie ln
t» rent thereon to the day of sale, together with all
the costa and expanses attending said bale, coat* of
this notice aad Trustee's Ikes.
Dated the 81st day of Ms/, a 1858
PBANK PLUMBS,
Msyll Troatos
Legal Notice.
TBB
STATE or IOWA,) Notloe returned net
SCOTT OOUNTV. J""
serven.
Io Scott county District Conrt
Antolne Le Otaira vs Wm Keith A Wilton, WB
Doolan, John Dillon and O 8 Wblaler.
To said A Wilton
YOUtbe
are hereby notified that there Is now ea
In offlce of the Clerk of the Dl trict Court
ot 8»tt county, a tlon of Anlol e I.e Claire
claiming the tors 'W aareef a certain mortgage made
by fcald William Kenh and A Wi son on the 15th
day of DftC"iiib«r, IMS, to xeevro the payment uf
two promise, ry note* tire hundred doliarn each,
dy, one Jane 16 ls59, and one due June 15. 186?,
With 10 per cent internal, and ounveylns Ihe follow
Inn premlaes In the aoonty of Scot), state of Iowa to
Wit. lot five (5) and six In block number one
baadrrd and tlfi-en (l 15) in Le Claire'* eighth addi
tion la l£e city of UiV' up rt.
And nnleas yon »bail a„( ear and answer taid peti
tion oo or before the Brst day of the neit term of
*ald Coart, to b» hold'-n on 'be fit at Monday In Sep
tember, A lH69,Adicr*e will be rendered aa prayed
for.
May 81, 1888.
OoUlas
OU are hereby notHed that there la sow on
tbe offlce of'tie 01
«rk of tbe Diatrl.
file
Conrt
of Scatmet-, a petition af Antolne Le Clalredalm
Ing th'- foreclosure of a certain mortgage u.ade by
said Joanna Oiilett, BDsabeth Caatoel, Oilleit
and A Casteel, on the IStb day of February, A
1867, to core th* payment of I we promiatory note*,
on* fir the sum of fuiir hunored thlrty-srvan and
60-10" dollar* du-* Pebroarr It. 1H68, aod one for
the sum of four buvired thirly-f.-veo and To lull
doliarn, dee February li, 1459, both with Intrreat at
tberateof ten per ut per annum, and conveying
the following prem's** In th» county of Scott and
aiate of Iowa, wit Lot number s-ven (7) In black
nuaiber« .gbty.eight*S*) In Le Clslre's ad litl.m to
th* city of i.aveiiptrt, «uo.y and stale afor said.
And unles* you rhali appear an£ answer said peti
tion on or before the tl rat day of tbe next term of
sakl Coart, to be bolden on the firat Monday In 8ep
ismb.r, A O li)M, a decree wi'L be rendered aa aray
ed lor.
ABaySl.lSM.
Legal Notice.
TBB VTATB OP IOWA, NoUee reinfect not
Bcotl Coanty,
In Scott county District Ooart.
Antolne Le Claire vi Oh arias w Tartar* Louisa
•order, Merwln, John Ossh, Las, Maryfcj A
Avery.
To said tofcAKHhy-A Avary:
YOU
aM|flk|M that there is new on file
'a^l^^^^PerRerthoaald DistrictOor r.
Soott of Aatolao Le Claire c.aim
ina tbe faedMnW a certain asortgaee made y
aaW Charles W Verier aad LoaUa Voider oa the
lbth day if October, 168s, to *eeare the seyaMat of
two certain proaieaoi note*, one for the *aas of ea*
hui.dred *id fifty do lar*, dm October IS, INT, ard
eoofher far the earn afoae haadred aad Sfty eoUer*
cue October IS* 1838, wlih tea percent latereat, aad
cooveylag the ioUowtag deseribed pi
Lot number four (4) in Mock naaiber ghty-f. ar 84
ict^ef Da
May 81. U88.
gbf
In A Le Olai.o'a snnath addition to the
van port
And n alee
a yan shall appear sad sag war satd pe
tlMoa on rr before tbe first dty of the a xt tore.
said District Court, to be bolden oa the first Monday
in Beptessbsr, A 1888, a decree wai be imliriSae
prayed for.
PablL above notice *a the Daily Iowa State Dam
tively.
IB* B. SIPPOBD,
real eataio, i
Cierft efsatdOBan
ShcrUT'* Mmie.
THI 8TATB OP IOWA, 1 lathe]
Scott iSesttaaoi
BTodbeeofOosaty.
lathe District Ooart of
aty, Iowa
vlrtae e a pedal eBScaUeo laeaed wa tha
theOieahef ihe lhstr« Ooaut of Sc^t
coanty. State af Iowa* la fever af Joha Bshaiidt,
stateUC aad a«aiaet /oha Oreoe, deModeat, dated
May *7,18ft, aad to me directed, snsamssiBsg ae
thatof the reel estate hesstnolter avert of the
raid Jeha Oress, I smfes or saase to be SMSSed
r»eua
*BB VIKK1T IfAl]
MLWDK.VTFIVRTTG,
•F 00 F*R ABBI71L XV ADTAJFTAI
woe**,
naesenateiguamiaw. WH*—,.,MWljs'
each addtimoal ianerUsaW
^eyjyeonem.?u... .....8 88
thre- monthe....^.,,...,.^. n
mouths..,.. IS
W8B
One en i nam ."nae yweni
TO-DAYS ADVTSI
Legat Notice.
se
IM,2r55p^i^
TBB STATS OP IOWA.
Ooonty of SquM
la Seott Oonaty plstrlet Coar|.
MaB
Thoaja. B. Southard r*. theaiss
•d, Oharle* Allam. A deal Wl
Halth i W BofMae, John Bmanst.l
Mi A Oo, Joewe Ssisneea
To sail iht-Ma Allaua. vaertas ABaai, 4 V Bepa.
kins, Pergueaaaad *-*in B. BsnOh
are hereby aotiBed tbat there ta aaw ea 8te
la the cBrerf the Cnt ot the Dletrtet Onatt
Scott oonnty, a petitloe of ffcogtao Bewthwd.
-laiiiiifgthe Ibrertoaureot arertaic moiigace aada
by aaij Thossas Aflvm an-the'8th'-day eTwetehrv.
1U8, io etcare the yaynwet «f two aiwalsssry a*iee
eadhfOr ihesnai efSve »aadreddilSra, 4weeaa ea
the firat day of Jane t8W, nhdthe o'her ea thaSreb
day el Jane 1888, bath With ten per eoat laiere»t,
and oaavsyla too foMowtaa df»cittod prasMa to
ths coanty of Seott, state orleWa, to wit« tbe aanh
ee»t quarter ofseettan elevsn (11) lb town*htp Oew
•etjteight (78) north of raagO otiather three (8»
a»t of the Sth m.
Add uaiess yea appear ead has war eaid pctattaa
on or before the flrtt dfey Of (fed no«t tsvm af »M4
"oart to bv heMea on the Brst NbadBp
1888, a decree win hs rtsderedte pTaved lor,
And unl**s JOB shall app'*r an^ answer said
tit Ion oa or btfore the first day of th. next IcrBtOt
said eou o be Idan on tha first M^adey la Sap
tember 1859, A dttxse aill bs rendered ae feaaML
for.
-A
*«t.
OBUIB A DOW,
Lt thto be pabiishsi tathe
fonr weeks,
aaeySl
7U,4M"daw
^WAtlBia AS
TBB STATS OP IOWA,
SCOTT COUWT*.
Inthe seott Ooaaty Plat flat Cot.
datoiae La Oletre vs BffWIa B. smith,
Kclmer, I W Benwldk, pebert
Morris Mix. Benry A Bawo
To Edwlu S Bui.th, Saainik 1
Mix aod Henry A. HjwS-t
rOU
ar* hereby aotiSod that there la enSlelB
Wis i Sea of ihe Clerko( said Court,apMttaa af
Antolne ly ulalra. cleiamc «he forecKeare at a
eriain mortgage made by salt Xdebt SmMhla
se are tu- payment of three ggolssery astes eaa
tui three hundret do I arada* Bap f8th, 1^8S ei
for on* hnndred dollar* da* M.y 88th, ISft aad
one forth re- hand, ed dolere dtM May Mt, IM.
wlthtnierrtt at 10 par .en per santas, MfsMl
annually, and roov ylng Ihe toUoWiBB dMBthta
prem.e.f in the Couatr o Se- U, atat *f lowaja
wn Tbe soutb u or lot Ko alna (tl aad the
soalh half oi Rt No. ten (10) la tlwk Bo. a«tty.
eix(64 III Le uiaiie'e eight eaoitka t» thasMp ai
Davenport.
And utile** yon appearand aatwer said peUUsB
on or befo"'the firat day o tbe next (.rat «f tha
said Dlftr.c. Coart to be hold a on tbe firtl Boa
day or September, A D. 1888, a deo re will ps».
dond aa prayed for.
OOBBIK k Dow
Plaint MP*Attf%
It is ordered that the foregoing nott e be pouitaaA
four weeks is the Iowa State a. crat
IBAM O If FORD,
stay 81 o-erk of estd QovtL
Legal Notice.
TBB STATS OP IOWA, i Notice rOlenMt asl
s OITCOUNTV. I served.
In District Cowt of Soott Cenaty.
Antolne Le Cislre vs. Barv-y Bagbee,
Boghes, John Iwtar, A Olaaawa,Ohartoa
Putnam. Van Ransellaer Howe, 0 Waehbara.
W I h..rcblll:
TO said hD Peet*r sn Vsn R-asellaer Bowe—
YOUthe
COBRIN DOW.
.t. PjalntlB'*
are hereby notlfled that there la aow ea 8le
In tffl a of tbe clerk of the Dt.trrat Oewil
ol Scott county, a petition of atolae Le Olatf*
claiming the forecio-ure of a eertala moitgeg* a^da
by said Harv.yj uughea and Blirabath Baghsa
hia wife, on the 19th day of Bov«mber 1848. ta ae
cure tbe payment of three promieeery Maa, eaa Li
fonr huadred dollars,doe Augaet let, 18V7,aaetwa
each for the aum o''oar Mind red ana fifty dollars,
dn. A
eg art firat 1850 and Augast first 1188, with
lan per oent let-rest per aaaoa, aad
the foilowU premtaee tn th* coa .ty of SceU,
of Iowa, U wit :.I nnmber alht (8) aad the
halt of lot nember seven in blcck a umber aiL
(90) In I a Olalre's eighth addltloa to the city ol
veapoit.
ODRBtB A DOW.
May 81,1800. Pi'P Alt ft,
Lat thia be pllBllHwa In tha lewa State DeeolW
fourweefca. IBA UirP BD.
may 81 Olerk Scott ooaaty Dietriet Const-
Legal Notice.
THE STATB OP IOWA. Notloe retwaed
Scott Coanty. {M serveA
In th« Dtslrlrt Court of Boo li coaaty,
AntotDe L« Clal re vs. Horallo Sargat,B ABSSl
Horace Kllitxe, Lorlag Wood
To said Horeuo I. Sergeant, A Bast and Borneo
Kl'ibw-
YOt
C0RB1B A HOW,
Plaintiff's Attoraeys.
are hereby aotlllel, thet there Is Bow eo
lie la the office of the clerk Of the Dletlist
Couitof Scott untr, a pet it I n of a alula* 11
Clalre, ctainuag the foredoauiaof a eertaiaaMetenBS
made r.y uid Koraiio I. Bargeaat ca tbe iweaty
seoof dsy of 18M, 11, secure tbe payaeateC
three promlaao*y aole* of even date, owe for esse
tondred dollar*, doe Bay ltd 1*7, aaUher lar
three buLdred dollar* deo May SSd, 18S8, aad a third
for tbree hundred doller* due May ltd, 18B0, alt
with ten per «nt. Interest, payable aaaaaliy aad
rooveying 'he followleg premlae* in tbe ooaaty e(
Scott and etate of Iowa, to wit: "A* halve* of lata
number nine (9j and ten (10) aaid balvee befog tha
north halvra of lots number nine (9) and ten (I8)|a
Id oak number et«h«y- ix (S4) in Le Claire** eighab
add!' Ion to tht city af Davenport, oantj aad rlate
aforesaid
And nnl'*a yoa ahall appear and aaswer said pa
tltleii on or before the first day of the Boat term af
said ooart to be holdea on the first Moaday ia asp
tember I960 e decree wiu b* rsadered ae preyed fer.
May SI, lsi9. COBBIN DOW,
Attorn, ys for eUntlB
Letthie be pahllehei fear we- kain he I»wa BMSo
Democrat, IRA IF CORD,
may 81 Olerk of aaid Cearh.
TBB
•atwcrlberhavlagdispoaedof hia latereat la
tbe Urui of Towaaead. flayea Co eadTuwa
send Ooliler. to B. Blae. the lactase
a wtB ho
carrl-d on ss usual under the nsmt of TowaasoS ft
Coiller.
Devenport, May 3D,
1888.
may?* j. BATES
Strmyed
or
FROM
OORBIN A DOW.
Plaintiff's Atty's.
It is orderedthat the foreaolng notice be published
four weeks In the Iowa State Deaociat.
IRA M. OIPVOBD,
may
11 Olerk of said Court.
Sfieu.
the sabecrlber, oa ar abeat the 8th I oat.,
my Oheitaat Mare •'BITTT." Ste to well
known to most farmers throaghoot the avant J,
bavlag seen her frequeatly at ar etore la Daven
port. She leme In tbe left hind lag. A ay penoa
who will give BBO information ot hair eheisnt
throoeh the Poet Offlce, or by leevtag ward at I
Byde's Ptour Stare, oa Seeood slarat
Will be rewerdad. S. T. I
Daveapart, May X, 19^9.
NotlCOe
IBAVB
this dsy, by aathorttyef the Sr« of B
I. Dapoot, Bs Bemoa's A Oo traaaferred the
agency |sr the sale of their Saapewd' to Beaaa
ROBB A SWIPT. Ttanbfal for the patroaaa* I
have tocaieed, I waaM reepesMflUy mlleM Mas MBB
to my aaecesaors.
Dawapert, Asell 88, ISM.
aprlt-dlmo 0. A. fBUB.
*uktic JVHi€9
ISetcsaboMere
hereby sHrea that the eaaaal awust ot On
of the MisalealQal a Bleaaatl Baa
Road Company will beheld at the .aee af sabs assa
(-aay in the alty of Daveapo-t, ea
dav of Joae next, at 10 o'clock A
pee* of electing 11rectors for that
Air the trenaacikJB of each ether
Deveapert, May J, 1888.
may4-'4w B. PBIOB,
te wit
Fanwrs
COBBIB A DOW,
PlalnuCa Atl'y.
VBIM
THSOaBA*
iBIBFBBeS
at th*tr e«ss la the
403 Walnut atreet,
Jussrtt&nff,
PA1TY will be larjsty i
'toMe BSBCA, of
which Uvea the Ceam
tesMBta
rata st
ths sta
efMt haodied eight
y-foar ead 18-lsedsBars, wl«h
latersstaadoesla: aad as causer
S: aad as csanMsa-eAbpssM Msstol
levied apea the tslli wjog i sAlksl
Iewa-dsssribrd
at ssstsoaaemhsv oeatp-esTSa(SI)hit
e* la
aaasksreighty (SS) aortfeeTrsaas amifesr 1
es«efthellhpa,
-sffsx:
^'M^c6itessBsSmIpadfs
T»!
euit wan
IMWMM
•«Blf
aai
TMI
tvunaci Ca
OB ATBBBS. PA,
Bavlag conselldatad their bnstasos, tha aago* *B
hereafter be rocdtMted by the naBad C*sasBh% 5
the nam
sol tha
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