davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily union., 1856-01-22


Isabel ID the Of God and constitution
Queen all whom these shall and hear know
have decresd snd have sancon.
following .a #. W .-@
Spanish territory invonble ssyum al
foreigners and their property.
In diplomatic convention shall the eHpa
dilon OF foreigners and tried for political crimes
be stipulated.
property OF foreigners shall be conhscsed,
being with which
foreigners belong aud the latter shall enjoy
which granted TO who
thorized by uleir respective governments.
AET 4TH II should justifable
i subjects residing
country, Spanish government may
OF thirty
tier ob kilomee with $50 meue informing the Cores OF the
circumstance,
Should foreign refugees spain sbusng asylum
conpre against her, labor destroy 70 modify her instu
disturb the public tranquility the
may the country giving Of
for doing the Cortes.
Therefore, order all tn. tribunals justices, Chiefs
civil well military and ecciesarc
that the Is observed
carried out, and erecuted In all Its paris
the Queen. The Minaer OF State,
TUAN DE zABALA.
PALIor, December 4, 1855.
Jan ~
The daily union., 1856-01-22
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
Important to Ponasters-Our attention has been called
that postmasters in the habit OF sending
back mailing Office letters reaching them for delivery
because they prepaid by stamps but by money
This wrong and arises from Misrepresentation of the law
In no case indeed should letter, after it has reached the
Office delivery be returned for postage much less should
it be returned because the postage not paid by stamps
the general duty OF postmasters to that letters
prepaid by stamps but when hayng been prepaid 10 CASH
either through ignorance of the law, nadyerence,
want stamps the part of the mailing postmaer) they
reach their destination the duty of the postmaster de-
them the as though prepaid by stamps. Ii will
necessarily happen in the introduction of the stamp
system, that supplies Of stamps will fail to reach
of the small and offices at the proper time, and il
would be doing violence to the citizens of those localities
return and thus delay their correspondence because OF
circumstance unavoidable Entertaining this view of the
subject the department has instructed posmasters not hav
ing stamps forward letters heretofore when prepaid by
money. If unpaid letter, from gets into the
mail reaches its destination it should be delivered
payment Of postage at prepaid rate.
Netg Post OGoc..-The following named post Offices
have established and the following named gentlemen
appointed postmasters:
Big Springs Kansas Territory; William @. Vaughan post
south Gibson, susquehanna county, Pennsylvania A.
| p. Miller, postmaster. Re-established.
Richwoods, Nicholas county, Virginia. Page h. Hunter,
postmaster.
Flowsrton sumter county, South Carolina Nicholas 81
Petersburg, wahita county, Arkansas, Thomas sater
white, postmaster.
Barton Anderson county Texas L. NJ Rogers postmss-
ter.
Clear Water, Wright county Minnesota Simon Stevens,
postmaster.
swavey, Steele county, Minnesota Andrew J. DELL post
master.
Iokah Houston county, Minnesota Edward Thompson,
postmaster.
Scandinavia waupaca county, wisconsin; Ole Buins,
postmaster.
LavaIis sauk county, Wisconsin Schuyler P Barney,
postmaster.
Eaton Manitowoc county, Wisconsin Frdoin Gerster,
postmaster.
Miles, Manitowoc county, Wisconsin, William W. Niles,
postmaster.
Ark Spring, MuSkngum county, Ohio William Watson,
postmaster.
Locust Ridge, Brown county, Ohio; Henry Jones post
master.
New Chester, Marquette county, Wisconsin John Hart
son, postmaster
Lamberton, Milwaukee county Wisconsin; siIas Judd,
postmaster.
Lake George Putnam county, Florida Samuel Saunders
postmaster.
Sweet Water Factory, Campbell county Georgia; W. Z.
aountan House Polk county, Georgia; Nose, X Hol.
land, postmaster.
Dconnusd-Tbe following named post Offices have been
discontinued
Hermitage Washington county, Mississippi.
Botonvile, Cobb county, Georgia.
Straits, Carteret county, North Carolina.
Mount Zion, Talapoosa county Alabama.
APpointneHJohn y. Price, Of Virginia, TO be assistant
messenger in the Post Office Department in the place Of
Richard L. spadng, deceased This appointment took or
feet on the I4th instant,
The daily union., 1856-01-22

roZZ ass's HOTEL, Corner Of Broadway and Canal
" strset, New York cry.
The inform er friends and the public that
they Of The extensive ,siahsiment
hsrsfofore n Hrsndreth House.
Having made many alterations and Improvements 10 the tud
ing. The house ls prepared receive company.
bry respectfully Invite of ther friends pub
G 10 their q establishment.
Jan 22-eodGiif J. w. h. n. tt CoIZENS.
The daily union., 1856-01-22

y. NJ
Washington City, ID. Z.
MINNESOTA mINNEs,YTA MlNSEsOM A. 'nBESkf el5 MY
m McKENTY dealer in GNs", ih'a suee' .. Ia"' "s
nesota Territory.
.UnH q RErsaHxcra
Mnnesota.
Hon. w I Weich, chief jssce OF Minnesota
Hon. II. n. Rice, delegate To Congress.
Rice Boiinshead, D. Becker, attorneys ataw.
Messrs. Borup oakes, bankers.
1T. Rosser, secretary OF the Territory
Ames d Van Ettcn, aorneys-atlAw
psv r. Nj Fullerton, register United States land once
William H. Hoseonbs, receiver United States land once
TT Mann, M.D
Gilbert Davis, esq
Daniel Curtis,
Captain A. DePeystsr.
Messn. 4. Thompson b Nephew.
Williams \ 0uion.
#esa PAitadsiphia.
Joseph Patterson, esq, presden, OF Western Bank
Messrs Drerei Co., bankers.
n. Taylor b Co.
Freed, Ward, Il Freed
Bingham d Dock.
sicrs, James, h Co.
Bailey Co.
Edward Hur,i, ESQ, notary public.
n Messchsrt, attcrnsy-atlaw,
james Kitchen, NJ n.
William stoevsr, esq.
" Fesr oritsn1.
Me1n. Brown, johnson, Il Co.
- aH y. .aN Tielstus
Messr,. Brown Johnson, bankers.
Jan e-d6t
The daily union., 1856-01-22
FIou, Mill Burnt,

SYRACUSE, JAN 20.-The Conical Flour Mills, owned b.
Forshee Smith, Hicks, burned to-day. The loss
$50, 600, with an insurance of $4,000. .n@H
The daily union., 1856-01-22
OF FIG IA l..
DErARTMKSI or SrATI,


Washington, January 81, 1886.
The following the Spanish respecting
approved Madrid the 4h day
the 18th of that month"; has
been United legation SPAIN
and is made public for general information #a..
translation
The daily union., 1856-01-22
Ball OF the Washington Hi ghlanders,

For the Benett Of the Poor Of Washington Oiy.
HB msnsges IN announcing s ball. would most respectfully
public extend their aid In behalf OF the
who suffering OF life,
respectfully public the cer6cals Major
puhis In fnesencer the h, ssh and 18Th
instanis, III. hall viii
take puce Numbers Assembly Hall Monday as January
Tickets, 81 ...
The committees, &c will be designated follows, viz
blue and rtand
Lsde Reception Committee, Doorksepefs, blue rosee
white roscttr.
Manager behaBeI hs Company.
Captain j. Balm. Lieut., Campbell.
Lieut.. Reynolds. Lieut.. Mccinnd.
Sergeant A. Balm Private narrower
On Lehoy of tie Cihsen.
Hon John r. Towers. VIM. ~. Winter,
Rehsrd Walach, Columbus Monroe, esq.
Hsamer,
4so Massachusetts Washington
Market, 10 all communications be addressed.
Al and by ihe military be lof in the
hal 3.
Jan 2l-eoit
The daily union., 1856-01-22

Land warrant and Banking House OF ). M
Clarke Il Co.
I'VE will pay years above New York prices for
sen, 70 Us By ms and return d'a' on n''ern
Rs 10 Van Week Read DeIs bankers New York, and the
bankers Of "'' ''"' "' j. NJ. CLARKE 4 CO.,
Washington City, ID. e.
Oct 4-Gmcp .#...# taN-
The daily union., 1856-01-22
THE NEW BLUE hook 1890, or Government Regis

1'tIE NEW HIUE HOOK, Isoo, or Govsr","ent HeRis-
Il Jusf published.
Giving the salaries locations &c. of MI rosmas,ers and
public officers civil military naval In the
United with
belonging United
built Of all
printers ,ny employed by Congress department
officer of government One volume Price 81 90
Can ba sent by mail 10 any pau OF the country
For sale in Washington by .-.-. X .-..
TAYLOR A MAURY,
Janol Bookseilsrs, Gh street.
The daily union., 1856-01-22

coUpT or CLAIMS.
The court not n session Yesterday In consequence
the indisposton Of Judge Scarburqh.
The daily union., 1856-01-22

RoO4Gks'S PenkDtves, warranted genuine bouuns
~ pesonsy from the shsed
pu''ss,ef one 70 fon blades buek ivory a6d rea
pana'rs' Is fRANCx TAYLOR
The daily union., 1856-01-22

The jury In the of Edwards indicted for murder
unable to sgree. They discharged on Saturday.
The daily union., 1856-01-22
THE DAILY UNION
DEPARTMENT. NEWS.
IsfsaIoa pErAnrnrnr.


Agricultural DiVison ~ hs Paeat O8ee.-Nefeoyol0gy
applied 10 AgrieaiureBy circular and series Of blanks
perceive that arrangement has been made between
Professor Henry and Judge Mason BY which the system
meteorological observations heretofore conducted by The
Smithsonian Institution will hereafter be executed under the
direction Of the Patent Office the results Of which to be
imbodied IN the agricultural reports.
The points to be Investigated are the conditions Of the
atmosphere by the barometer theymomeer hygrometer,
clouds wind rain and snow, each three times day the
time Of occurrence and the direction thunder time
Of and direction from the observer Of lightning
at distance and its character, whether zgzagged forked
difused objects stricken by lghtnngas trees build
ngs and the like time OF occurrence WIDTH and direction
apart and effects Of tornadoes and whether attended by cleo
trcy hail time OF occurrence, direction, and width
apart aud amount OF injury of hastorns with the size and
quantity Of sones time Of appearance and disappearance OF
the arora boeas the time of the formation of arch beams
and corona, and whether there is dark cloud below the
arch time Of occurrence and direction of meteo shooting
stars solar and lunar hao parhea and paraseanes time
Of early and late osts depth Of ground frozen in feet and
inches disappearance Of frost from the ground time OF
closing and opening OF rivers lakes canals, and sreams
and their extreme rise and fall temperature of wells and
springs at least each season time Of occurrence d
recon Of impulse number of shocks and effects Of earth
quakes.
In respect to the phenomena OF anma plants and trees
the general period of leang towering maturity, and fall OF
the leaf Of the almond peach cherry apricot plum appe'
ounce pear curran gooseberry redowered maple, dog
wood, strawberry, and raspberry flight northward and
southwark Of wild geese first and last of the whip
poor-wl first and last appearance Of the barn swallow,
sturgeon, salmon, shad herring, and the freely.
The daily union., 1856-01-22
WAR DEPARTMENT.

d.-Assistant Surgeon Robert Southgae, United
States army has resigned his commission, to take effect
March 80, 1856
The daily union., 1856-01-22

NAVY DEfAnTmEST.
AppointedMr A. NJ Tabb has been appointed to be tn,
clerk of the Gosport navy yard salary 81, 200
The daily union., 1856-01-22
G. G. a. A. ID. McGinnis,

ArroRsrrs AND oousssLLoss-aT-ta
..a# at Sasrop, Tsrsa
DARTICULAR rven collect OF debts the
i investigation Of land ules
Good references can be given II desired,
Sep 8--wp3m
The daily union., 1856-01-22

PRorTs THE NEw YoRK PRrss-The profit, of the
last year of several Of the leading papers Of New York are
given by the Mirror follows Tribune S95oO0 Herald
S750OO Journal Of Commerce. $4,000 Courier and En-
quirer 500, 600; Commercial Advertiser, S25OO0
The daily union., 1856-01-22

MuStcIPAL EXPENSES IN ESoLASD.-Dy a parliamentary
return just published 1t appears that the expenditure Of
Euglish boroUghs for municipal purposes as follows
The daily union., 1856-01-22

The dedication Of the Baptist church, Thirteenth
street. took place Sunday. Collections taken up du
ring the day which realized gatided to learn, the
nunihcent OF %, 600.
The daily union., 1856-01-22

Last year the municipal OF New York spent
the enormous sum OF S. 4G6,O5l.
The daily union., 1856-01-22
TREAsuRY DETACHMENT.

Light house Board.-yotts 10 RarinsrsWe learn from
Secretary Jenkins Of the Light Board that he has
ceiyed official information from the captain Of the port at
Nice that the LIST of July last light, to replace the
light established at the extremity of the outer
mole the harbor of Nce in the Gulf of Genoa The light
is fixed bright light, varied by red flashes every half min
placed at elevation of so English feet above the
level of the sea, and will be visible in clear weather dis
ance of about twelve miles. The lighting apparatus cata
dioptric and of the fourth order of the system of Fresne
On nights when the entrance the harbor Is rendered
dangerous account of the heavy SWELL the light win be
exngushed in order to signify that vessels cannot at such
times enter the harbor, but must seek shelter at Villa
Franca tho east Antilles, to the west according to
the direction of the wind.
The daily union., 1856-01-22

1,HE Private corrs.pcnasncs Of Henry C'syi IN Gus
Dec % FnANcK TAYLOR.
The daily union., 1856-01-22

Az Iowa HuSrER-Ex-sherif Yates, Of Kane county,
Iowa recently took fve days hunt horseback, with
single rife and returned with fifteen elk and nine deer
weighing over 6,OoO lbs. ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-20

New York and Boston.
E0; s
TINE And DISTANCE SAVED, VIA
.V1Sr York AND Erie
wide Gauge, Do,ts,r Track,
r A IL r O A D
lid : Dpnkirk, Buffalo. Niagara YaHs or Srs-
pension Bridge.
HrHIS is the only Wide Gusg- Railroad havins
i Wild. and spacious Saloon Cars running III ronsh
from Dunkirk, Buffalo Niagara Pals and Suspension
Bridge 10 New York
without Change Of Cars or
baggage,
aforiIsgunusualcomfor,,
Speed & Safety.
Boston passengers leave New York daily, 9, 3
o'clock, p. NJ, on the
MOs, splendiL Steamers In the
World.
Wis
S,oning'on, Norwich or Fall River
Through Tickets are good either o. the above
routes.
Through Tickets and general Information can be
procurv,i at the Company oilee No. - Dearborn
street opposite fremont House, Chicago.
Merchants Produce and Stock Dealers can make
through contracts by calling on the panys Agents
A. II. PETERS, Ag't, Is Dearborn street, Chicago.
BE-. SMITH, Gen. Agent, Cleveland, y.
IscIrdn
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-20

PAPER HANGINGS.
y. 8. SHORT,
112 Lake street, ............ chicago. Illtuois.
Importer and dealer in Paper Hangings,
Window Shades, Paints, Oils. Glass,
varnish, Artists Materials, Brushes.
WE have on hand over 100000 rolls Of " all
w papers Borders. IS American, French
English and German, together with an extensive as
sortment Of Git, Landscape aud common Water
Shades, Cords, Tass els, &c.
" II NJ IsH
OF every description from the most celebrated East
ern manufactures, in barrels and half barrels
White Lead, Zinc, Spirits TurpentIne, Glue. sc. all
Of which will be sold lower than aefore onere!
in the West.
J. 8. SHORT, l72 Lake St.. Chicago.
sapts-3m Opposite Ross 4 FOSTERS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-20
PROFESSOR MOTIFS
FEBRIFUGE WINE.
IN QUART BOTTLES.
lsEKSE,lD Il HlQUS ~ TN n AHY

q
'INHE greatest Medicine ever discovered for the cur
L # Fever and Agcc Chin Fever, Dumb Ague,
and all bilious diseases. This valuable medicine has
ROW been before tn. public for several years, and
thcr. can b. better eyidgnc" offered OF it, efficacy
thau il extensive SALE. and constantly Increasing
reputation and this is owing TO its having performed
sun" OF the mos; Wonderful ami astonishing cures
hat have rve3 ben known Being purely vegeta-
bic free from all foreign dltfrous or mineral con,-
pounds. FttTlfuge Wine may be taken with the ut
most safety Undcr almost any circumstances. II
strengthens the stomach, nvgoraies the system and
entirely prevents the ianguor and prostitution Of
strength which aiwsys attends Fever and Agu,, and
81 bilious diseases II not only breaks the ct liz. and
tlccks the fver. hut removes the ssase If the Iy
ct and other organs, on winch the Cnill ard Fever
depends The thousands who have used the Febri-
fuge inc need further evidence OF its virtue than
its happy restorative eject. Ii H. truly wonderful
medicine. and operates on the system like charm
The frs; second dose of Febriuce Wine breaks the
chle and II continued according to the directions, II
removes the dis ase Permanently fIosi the system.
and leaves the body IN q healthy condition. Those
persons who afflicted with Fever and Ague any
form ii bilious disease, recommended to give
this valuable medicine fair trial, which is all that
is necessary TO insure Success and convince all OF its
superiority every other remedy uHered to
the public. Certificates Of the highest resicctaby
might be presented to substantial all that IS claimed
In Its behalf but 1t will be left introduce itseto
stand or fall upon lts own merits.
Caution to the Publlc.-Bc sure that The name Of
the proprietor, JOHN WIHER, Is In his own hsniw ri
ting, on he Promissory Note, which Is attached to
thu bottom OF each engraved label on the bottle-.
Sold at retail by Druggists and Merchant tety-
where.
Al wholesale orders mus, he directed tcJohn v,
ner, 81 Maiden Lane, N. r., or 10 Ray 4 Baldwin,
wholesale druggists, Chicaxo.
sold wholesale and retail by Nessr-
ALvORD h VAN PATrEN,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-20
NEW AND INTERESTING BOOKS,

u. b. COOKE CO.'S 1875 LAKE STREET
AOHICAGO. Among the new works are
Law and Practice Of Legislative Assemblies in the
United States. BY Luther $. Cushing vol law
sheep.
Gases argued AMI Determined In the [ s. Supreme
Cour; for the Territory os Arkansas, FROM 1880 TO
1850 Also, In the L. s. District Court for the Dis
trict Of Arkansas, from 1896 10 1885 With notes
and references. ~ Samuel H. Hemps,.sd.
Leading Cases in Criminal Law. With Notes
By Kim,lnd II, Bennett and Franklin y. Heard
vol. !.
Memorials Of Hi, Tins Ny Henry Coskburn.
vnl 70 mo. 4l2 pages. 81 IS Tie raest valuable,
A. well as the most readable book lately published In
ID 10 country, Is Lord Cockhurn's Memorial o. His
Times.
shy author ot Insolishy Legends.
The Humorous Po.try Of he Engi-h language
From ChSuccr to SAKE With Notes explanatory and
blosI sphicai 10 all. By James Psrtan, suthor o.
life OF Horace Grerl-y.' vol. I, III. $40 PIP rrice
81 30.
Tie Life, Explorations, AMI Pubic Ser~ces Of John
Charles Fremont, Beautifully lusrstr "A from Orig
in.l Drawings. ! vol. IL mo. Ctth rs cts.
..For thou werr Of the Mountains. they proclaim
The everlasting creed ofiihcriy,"
The Martini II Gro Martin. new move by Chas
Lever. PAPER 62S cents
The Modern story Teller. ar TIL Best Stories u the
Best Authors now nrss collected. Neatly printed u
mo. cloth 10 ceuts1pspeI 80 cts
Hcrtha. nek Novel BY Frederick Bremen -
TRANSACTED BY May ucwiu. Authorized American
edition. with special dedication by the auth"r; CONF
prte In volume, i2mo. Price, 81.
Commodore Perry's Expedition 10 Japan aid the
China sca. vol svo Illustrated with goo Illus
trations. from designs by the draughts,n Of the TX
petition. Pviee$5 90.
wit and Wisdom % the Rev Sydney Smith Be,ng
elections from his writings and passages Of hts Let
sra and Table Tain. with . Biographical Memoir and
eotes. Nv Evert Duychinck.
r. H. COOKE 1 co
augsif las Lake Street
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-20
House Speating, Roofing and Job


HARDWARE STORE.
LIVINGSTON l. LOCKWOOD
A RE now opening at Nc Main St. complete
Z s.ock OF
Superior Has'dsr0rf.
% which We invite the attention Of those wishing to
purchase anything in OIL. line Those buying Of
can rely upon getting a good article II recommended
IS such
We d-rign ~ keep up full assortment Of mech AZ.
les tools Of the very best quality which viii be sold
3; prices which will give satisfaction Our assort-
ment of shelf goods is nearly fun, and we have in
Transit invoices which added to those now received
Will make stock as large and attractive any to
b. found in the STATE.
Confidently believing that BY
10" PRICES
Good Goods, just representa-; ions and Close pc
attention and will make IL for thu interes; -
close buyers to give us a Gail.
LIVINGSTON s. LOCKWOOD.
Davenport July sd l656-dlS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-20

DesMOines River Land for sale
L.l.SID DEPARTMENT..
DesAfoines River Navigdtion and II. r. %
OrruNwA, Iowa, April ~. 1856
1--WE undersigned hereby gives notice, that this
Oiioe Is now open for the sale OF these valuable
siat They will b. sold long credit, and In lots 10
nth means and wishes Of purchaser
Anyfurther nformati desired In relation TO thosi
Gavin be furnished on application at this otfca
/ mail or otherwise GEO. X. PERKINS,
,mAylbitN Land Commissioncr.
LAND DE q ARTnEr.
DIS MOJEEs NAvI0ATIoH Co. (
ON the sixteenth day OF June, next, the ONCE be
~ the sse OF the land, n this company will Jor
removed from this place To Fort De- Mon 60
These lands will be sold long credits, and IL
lots to suit the means aud wishes OF purchasers
GEO. R. PRRElES.
Land Commissionc
Ottumva y own ~. avn dsVs
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-20
chicago, Alton 1 St. Louis X. X.
E05 s s5sl 4i.
AIRLINE ROUTE BETWEEN
ChicagO and st. Louis.

rains !eare Chicago for ~. Louis and intsrolt.
diafe places.
Accommodated Train, Sundays e1ceptedl s8oAs
Express Train, saturdays excepted) il ioPs
Trains iedrs 81. Louis for Chicd9o md iis:ern1e-
didfe places.
Accommodation Train, Sundays clcepted) suoAs
Express Train Saturday. excepted 8BoPk
Trains run directly through without change o.
cars or baggage. Trains run through Joliet, Boom
,ngton Springfield, Carlinyle and Alton.
wiTrains run on this road make direct connections
IN Joliet Cut on and Michigan Central Railroad at
Joliet, making this the shortest, qncket and most re-
liable route between 81 Louis and New York, Boston
Philadelphia, and the East.
With Illinois Central X. Al Bloomington, for La
Sale, Mendoza and Cairo.
ith Great Western OF iliiAois al Springfield, for
Decatur and Naples.
With all the Railro Dads diverging nom Chicago
eith daily line Of Packets At 81 Louis for keckuk,
New Orleans, and Missouri River.
Through Tickets for oil places mentioned above can
be procured at all the principal ticket ofAces In the
United States, and st the ofhces
In 81, Louis In Chicago
enur, On Levse. ate fremont no0se.
RICH'D r. MORGAN, IA, Supt.
Bloomington. sso. i. 1855. ieoisdsi
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-20
DENTISTRY.

TAR. D. MYERS has removed his ofhc" 10 Sec
IL ond street. between Brady and Perry, Daveh-
uort Iowv q few doors east Of Smiths store.
H. hopes that hi. last three years constant prsc-
se In this city las given such satisfaction, - vii
induce those wishing the services " = Dentist o
seek his new location. As TO hi work, any AM VI
If references given n desred. sept!-dt