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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-03

Stopfs.
BUY YOUR STOVES
AT THE
GREAT WaRTEkk CINCINNATI
s r o " e s r. o e e
And Tin Ware Mandatory.
Wholesale and xstail

"hERE viii always be 10 nd one OF the bestas
w sortments Of S,ovss, Tin Plate, Sheet Iron
Wire, Japanned Ware, Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper
WArsin this city. among bis assortment
5 II OV ES
sretha eei,brsted Climax and Charter Oak Gaok
stoves, ooti0r wood; al full and complete as
soitInent Pator, Box aud Heating Stoves, Elevate
oven stoves, and many other patterns too nuEief.
QUE 10 mention. Our motto 10, Quick SAies AMI
small Prohts Good wo.k, ALI warranted or no sale;
One dollar savet,s ioiiar es med; and by calling
ri This Stove Store yon will save Il and get Just a.
good sh article as at an other house.
Particular atteDnon paid TO House hooang, Spout-
ing and Job Work in general out of good Tin and
Stock hoping to receive share Of the public pat
fonase BY this motto: sauiek Sales and Small
Pro1ts.D fsepGl b. L. HORNE.
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4, ..,x q. W hsPhHR
GRAHAM & kEPNEh,
rorvardina and Commission Merchants,
M !, RIIHkuWS s, NEW BLOCK, FhoAIsikEfl
49, Davenport, Iowa.
oao,. so,t.itsd Tor the purchase Of Grain, Flour
Y, a,,i and Produe generally.
'- -. -RgyERgsCEs--
RnrrowsM ~ Prsttyman, davenport, lava
SViss. Pusey d Wise, Phil, Pa,
snrinser, Harbaush a Co., pittsharE, Pa
Spsng Co.. atl E --
jpsenh h. Elder, st. Louis, Mo,
Hns,r;,ie 4 Ham er, GnsiBnat, Ohio,
4, acCoy 4 Sons, y lisbon, o,.
o. q ID. AcDonaid & Co., WeiisViiie ,.ohio'
Mohlan Martin,
George Wells,
asuna, Garretson s. Co., Gieresnd,
Iiassay & sinclair
Jnmes Graham, Ne. Garden,
Merchants generally, Salem,
slIt :
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NEW FALL MILLINERY
JUST RECEIVED At THE
PARIS AND NEW YORK WHOLE

~
FhhlS AND NEW lOhh WHILE
| SALE AN ID RETAIL
HTrYIN INV lTORE
AALAA
ooHSsA o. saADf A." 'ns.p
} .ewA. g. ,,so, Il,
| that be has iuss rs,arnsd from New York with .
'2.1nsnlia Assertm s9S Ql
Mllnnerys EnDfOl0e1t ANN sancy
II ~, GoSGs 80 p,., 80
uuf stosk o. nonnet ssu ossl nlgos' ~ yiHau7s,
striped and psiS slsGs and Eoivs
=" Erench Flowers. Fssthsrs,
sKaw Bonnsts, Ae.,
'''A' iarss's 4aa's'' e'.s 'r'ash' tstA'' "avs".
SPECIAL INVITATION
and sxsn me our beautiful assortment OF SILK, Silk
newest Fans st,is., dark and whits trimmed straw
oiss ; of every made 10 order. and
arrsnted 10 please Miilinsrs supplied with Pat
tern Bonnets and svsry article in their line, Al
Wholesale,
p
W.B. NICHOLS,
cor. OF Brady q ID sts, Davenport, io'
sept S.a. 1890. : -
PLANO FOHIES;
~ CHAIfIELD bsgs leave to inform lhe citizens
sa thss ss ssYSs max
is prepared to repair Psno fortes In most thor
ongh workmsniiks style. Also All kinds OF Cabinet
Work repaired and varnished and oobng carpenerng
dune. -
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rsnusv,yania Rafiroad .

Three Daily Through Trains between Philadelphia
and Piltsbur urgh THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves Philadelphia for Pittsourg at u A. NJ, sod
Pittsburgh Philadelphia att \. d. The fasl line
lea es Phiadelphiaat y. N. and P.tsburg for Phil
5delphia at z. NJ. THE NIGHT kAPREsS train
leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh at IL P NJ. and
pittsburgh for Philadelphia at II r. NJ.
The above lines connect a. Pittsburgh with the
Railroads to andfrom 81. Louis, Mo-, Alton, Galsns
and Chicago, III. Frankfort, Lexington and Louis
vile, KY; Terre Hagte, Dayton, Springfield, Belle
toutins, ssndusky, Toledo, Cleveland, Columbus
no steam packet boats from aud to Now Orleans
ST. Louis, Louisville and Cincinnati.
Through tickets be had 10 sr frsm either Of this
abSve places. A~sea,
Fer further PARTICULARS sec handbis at the diner,
ent starting points. Passengers from tho Westw viii
ind this the shortest and most expeditions route to
Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York Or Boston.
THO's. MOORE, Agent, Passenger Iines, Pbila.
J. MESkiMEN, Agent Paw sanecr Lines, Pitts
philh. Nov Cd ,55 dly a5.a=.ts se-
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fINNsYLvANtA RAILROAD.
I1(1a

The great Central Route, connecting the Atlantic
cities with the Western, Northwestern, ans senth-
western States, by continuous Railway dfeet. lAis
road also eonnccts 81 Pittsburgh Will dahy line oil
steamers 10 all ports the Western Rivers, and al
Cleveland an Sandusky with Steamers to sil ports
on. the North estern Lakes; making the most di-
root sAsaps aas rsasts rssii r., y rsat
Rates between Philadeiphia and fituburE,
First class. Boots, Shoes, Hats
and Caps, Books, Dry Goods lin a0c u Iaa 4
boxes, bales and tTunks,) DruSs
(in boz es & balss,l Fut, FestheTs,J
Second Glass Domestic Sheet
ing, ,Shirting ami Ticking dn origi.
nal bslss,l Drogs lin casks Hard zoe iD0b
wsre, Leather iin rolls or boxes1
Wool and sheep Peits, Eastward
Third Class.s.Anviis, Steel,
Chains lin cssks,) Hemp, bScon
Pork, Sailed Q0Ose or in saekslTo- Csc y 100 ,
bacco, manufactured, except Ci-
Esnrth Cisss. .-.Cofse, Fish, ,Ba.
con, Beef & Pork, lin casks or box
es eastwaId,) Lard d Lard OIL, 55e 100
Lead, Nails, Soda Ash, German
Clay. Tar, Pitch, Kosin, sc. =-
FLoUR-SI per barrel until further notice.
GRAIN-5O cts. pc 100 8 until fulther notice.
COTTON-s2 per bale, not exceeding 500 ibs,
weight untiifuther notice.
M Pin shipping u oods from any point east OF Phil
aielphis be particular 20 mark paoksges "uta Penn
Svtcasis RaiirsGd.n All goods Consigned 10 The
e ats for this Road al Phiiado,FLia Ptsburg, viii
DO forwarded without tdstsuiUn
FRxsur AeENTs.--Hanis, " oIHiy SL1l Mem.
nbi. Tann r. 2. Sass X CO... 81. Louis, }. s. Mitch.
IN \ Son. Evansville, lad; Demesnii, Bell q Bur.
dock, and Carter & Jewett, Loais Vile Ky. Mel
irun, Madison, Ind; Sprisman brown, aud irwin
l. Cn., Cincinnati; N. W GTaham Co., GAINESVILLE
o.; Leech & Co., 81 i.iioy 81. Boston; Leech Co.
Astor House, N. Iork; William 81. and Batter
Place, New York; E. J Snoeder, PLiisdephs; Ma
yraw q koons, Baltimore Geo. G. Froneiscus, Pitts
burg.
II. ] LOMEAFR1 ,SaPt. .a!fsSnG, Pa.
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N immense assori ment Of Perfumes for the hands
Ihkercbiet, equat Lubins, only 20 pei bottle.
AT lOUY'S. ~
sepis Brady st. bst Ash md 5tt OPP Christian Chapel.
For Bargains in Groceries
,oIu
NJ iaiy q ALv0RD 81 VAN PATIESS
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A0asss.
sugar Cared 6sns as II Cauta
1 seu want choice Sugar Cured Hsn ors -
! ssi shoulder, apply atmy PORK fiouss on E,as,
sugar Cured smoked Hams IL ssnt.
SnoAed bnouldors yk3 t9 o stU
Mchls dsH NJ n III x.,s
NJ. II. HklDk2ANNHR- -
Wholesale and Retail Grocery ana pr.,,.,.r
Store.
sst9ad } 3D.. ~, . doors below Brady, NorH ,id<
HAVE Jastfeceivsd and am opsnins oas a, ~
l largest asd best salsc cted stocks ar = - " sss
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
gar oeIore Drought % this nAIke4 to which iay,ts
sehsia 70 ~hom siis, he sbovsat greatly rsd acss
sAil ahdsee Tor yourselves before Dursha1saS s,,,
"Hs'o- dec as-dtf
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Doisis, Sa ilops, &c.
SCOTT HOUSE.

SCOTT HOUSE,
Corner oi Harrison and Front streets, one square
below the Steam Packet and Ferry landing.
JJ HUMPHREY a CO., Proprietors.
NVoULD respectfully announce 20 their Eastern
w friends and the public generally that they have
Large New Hotel.
and al lad more than one-half To It's Iofmer sl2e,
and having re-ftiei AMI 70 -fufaishsd the entire
house, are prepared to render tho stay Of guests
pie ssant. They Will ain La insrLa sontiauance "i
Inc patronage so nBefany bestowed upon EN-
he etofore. This house Is ons Of the most pleasant
10 caliens In Davenport, commanding 2 view 81 the
river, of Rook Island city snd Of old Fort Arm :
strong. z-z---@-- R2S
CITY HOTEL,
Corner Of Third and Perry Streets.
ACKLRY 4 oLMsTEAD, Propristors.
,y,HRunders,gned would respectfully inform their
Il friends and the public, that they have this day
opened the CITY HorRL. for the reception oi s,fsn
gers and Travellers !; hss peen entirely rsmoaelea
and newiy furnished The location is central and con
yenien and no effort on the part OF the fropre.ois
SHALL be wanting contr butte to the comfort oihetr
patrons. ,;.hc.
tiers always in atten5snce. Also large yard con
0ected for the accommodation OF Farmers, 0e;
Ashare public patronage lsIespsctfaiiy sonsteu
l8 ACKLEY Il OLMsfkAD.
nayanunyt Nav laS6-dtf
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Qaoaas.
a., q q . - Hs 1C IL

oflcs on Brady street, cast side, 80 door below
Third street,
jaa47dti DAVr'F""i' ~
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EMBROI11ERIES

A LARGE arrival fom Ructi0n--making
n stock ths lsrseAt and ehsApAsi Y .ls sily;
sure 70 call at WAps Wohih'
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Uarps..

Drugs aQa WsNciQss.
ALvORD. I.P. VAN rATrKs.
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DfSifsries.

Or. J. oLsEAUsHN,
rnysieisn, Surgeon and Aossuehsr.
osFioE--sssond Street, opposite The
PeMnAHIyanSa a AousS.
DAVENPORT, OWA.
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SANDERS 4 bro dasstts.
n. n. WEST, STATE DtMoeraf.
~ YJsC,HER e. Co, Der Dsmesi
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Rilasll hr a.eaclaaa. !.

At ths village il M4a&igny 10 Marc,
near Paris; NJ. I4aquis, atiEugslss, Iateiy
established a mnrpeFy of leeclaea, fdr
laedical pAspo ssss I'D = marsh or pond,
where hs wAs accustomed so fsed gAasn
by driving an ola worn-out horso, pug.
chased at knaskegas yard,. every mora
iaa ta60 sha muddy water, aaaa allowing
the leeehes to DIX aad goFwa ahezasaaxe4
with -bIo3l, ss the exp snae Of tia harae's
legs, His son, a boy of thirteen, nsed 10
ride tbs hosse into th pond; but Few
dasa a. 10, the kgy having gone asaEa apor
that eErand, the family we're terrified by
the horse oomlng back wiEhsas sts rider,
It's legs hfeeding profusely aud coEerad
with Isachas ehat stack 10 shair pRey -
People wrus 10 tho pUud to look Fer the
child, aud found hlEn iFaEa sgaea shsFa
struggling fuahIy 70 exigIeate himself
Srup the hundreds Of yoraeious creatures
y hgoh had cTaaled under his clothes
(far he wore no shoes or stockings,1 8Rd
had Rxsi apoa. every part Of his hotg.
Ho had, probably, heaa thrawR oE ths
horses back by the restlessness Of tha
toFmaated anGHaAi. The poor boy VIA
qaste exh agsged sAa ap&echieas wha be
was got cut, and died ina lev hours.
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4 FAIgHETL WTE AND BkL. - to
Some four years ago mat vas sentene-
the NV HapPshlr state PRISON for an a..
te.apt to klu his " is. Sha, fall sf "
fiction, had been unspariug in hsr efforts
for him and bn4lIy obtained a pardon,
wath WHICH, in company with the mans
mother, H. joyfaliy hlstened 10 thBp pFis-
on ON Saturday morning very recentiy,
eager to hberate him whom she loved 30
waa, despite his cruz treatment aud lang
absence. Ths correspondent Of Che Man
chester dmericaa &hls aargats tas sequel:
"For sHereI days previous tia 4an
hid fused to work, feIguing sickness.--
rhe paysiciau reported ttst he Was we'll
Sturdy morning the waFdan went to
his cell and told ham To go out; he replied
taat h. was SICK. Finally Mr. f. said,
''y0l must 20, YOU are pardoned," and
immediately foll0wcd the warden to the
oGheay gah ere were has wife and mother
Thy ware filed with Joy and spoke kind.
ly to h!n, bat h. would make. no reply.
H. sali ienIy dressed himself in 4 suit pro.
vided for him AMI left the ohce. After|
reaching the vari the heardened wretch
tore his vest from him, rent mis- clothes,
and departed, mutteriAg elrsss on hia
bcucfactorS. CoustdeFing the siream-
stanc this casa sh8ws a deprayity sell
dom Witnessed.
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RoazRr j. WALkEa's RlCaEs.-The New
York Mirror, whose editor has known
gnr. Walker ssinEimately and thorough
l~ for ten vears, ," says of him: 80,
After handling sons huRdreds Of nit-
/ 5as Of the pa5iic money, ha lefs the
Q 1ire A. poor a. 4 p0gat, christian
S.nce tb5n he may have bought stocks
and lands and mines that have made hlm
r.ch. But when 1t was counted a crane
frf5~tuaa 10 reward tn ssgaclty even
NJ a sneruIagorr In l843 Mr.. Walker in~
= gtetl 81 $50 in tbs purchace Of land, on
ws,ieb il now the city of Fond du Iao, for
whichshe has h.>n offered, within few
months, more than $500, DfJ; and ne al
- bought, veags ago, coal and qn'cKs.ttt-
v.r minis, which arc making ham mill
-kaloHgi CresCent,
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D1sTRK2xfSa AeclnsST,--The Ghiaago
JouraaI Of sha 6Gh says: Daring she
hrs On CLARK Street, . most d5atressing
accident took place. u. n u. SmIah
vas Standing ~ hia wiaasw, Ia Davfa,
Block, Oh tia eornes of LAKE ana CLARK
streets, looking out AZ the arc. Lis wifs
eAEnu fmso the room and also stood lean
frgoa his shoulder. She hid hardly stood
tsera m0m mams waaea case IL Ore wszka
sxploaad and ems ss the EeekeeA s@aaa ka-
10 the window, striking heE aa tke foga-
hsad. Going Into beg head, and killaaa
her ifsaaAtly. II hsppesael u sasiaenls
that has hmshamd did ana Bbsasvs u aFal
thai ahe was kiAAss Erams Ahs Aazxiasaa
manner ii which heT haad waa aaanglea
Il II avidsnk ttsaa Ehe rockes mast hsvs
axpludtsa alsag IL hmga ankeFed. We Aay'
msvag haaT ealasd - y resaFa 4 sasF'
ssgagsa -. ana - kAa aaae tlnnss aaese aar'
/ riiHsEe asei lagnts shan thias EawaaaR han'
stn viii hosa 40 fsaasaaa saraay, wiaea
ssors faeas wi " asvsl s
I u sssass -saAs Sssaa sss
re world i goysrnsa zoe naGa
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FRANK STREET
LAND AGENT AND
.k1TORhEY H. C0UASEAt0RkTkAW

cot SEAL BLGF&- 70 w. =,
VIII give pr mp. aabenl1oa 10 a.v ht2I
nt.zs r4.lt uEsei .o ats case wNhtu b: g-,--
4sstt e il ut.f"~s.gu. A-s t&.l-tnE for
Inyt7 5xat.r@ fs8ad Hst>N, an ar~autoE
correct iugos fp4. .os "a read ~ lh* c9ndl-
ita,. ot I.-trs Lands ami iowa Iofs .u
Fa-sa#N 'eU.a cgot'y are super.~r 10 Grse
y-<srs@n& b., NJ aer persJa N tbs n4g1
ry g.. %t2'-. II. !snaA preparing. auI ~ liz
=s4st.e have caE.r.e.~d, an a0s-,al. III all
tn.>H.-,- a.s fpeage @ iaErts N tuc cu,a'v.
s.- 3y lois 81. CQ.,Azll b 4fis, a.3 IL ajt lie
g..#su3l a:1'tDas ehe.e.o. tn abstract
u, tiles ~ 5s.. ~,5 sd agIauge5 ,Aet Lac Rause
Of each g-EnsoE and grantee from 4E first
d ltsg u 10 Ii pG~een; time, car b. 5aea a.
7ue we've. N.4lh ghe date 0E each deed, lie
l1tr o4 hILZ Tor record Inc book e n@ page
where recorded, and also all the u1EaFIsI
aefeers apparent on the rtrogJ. The sb-
ettacs sg tt4st to lands + also Eer} c0uEa-
nfgpslv qsfangad. IL will afs4 prvc re
frora the racord an abstract ~ each deed as
utg recorded. 50 that b. viii b. enabled
10 g4yr d p~.rsous desiring an ahst~Pet lhe
whole rualu, from ,ae 'saETF II The Land
Office 5gWncu LAe tJns tAs Information Is
desired
lie IL also El lotm.ag from the Land oiIiee
q list of all tire lands oQtarad in the county
showing by X whom entered when entered,
wh~ he~ win cash, warrants OF scrip, the
nnn,her Of acres in each tract, and ls
amount paid therefor. HIS charge for al
examination 0r tt5es will he reasonable.
Persons hvin4 at aj&t aHee can have an
abs,-aes of -tttIc 10 any sact Of .aHa or
.opn lot furasshed tham by mat4 ty c"e."-
sing a fee Of lwo dollars, and oar dollar
for each additional tat Of tract cf .&Ha 81
be .neIuG>l L. The same abstract,
II il eiso prepared 10 exqcu4s wa,h dis
match ranycSra acas Of every desc.4 4pttoA.-
oTca On Rr3Adn ia = in second s-oIy u Hs&~s
Nrw B.ork. o-nly opposite The Rob.us,a'
4 Ifa So
Iura& 1851 T
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pE&EH HF Dorsa4s A&aRskau sae
Persia bring news uf ths death of Dnng-
las Jerreld, one of tbs mask popular Of
modern English writer's lis waa the son
Of q manager oA a psavincial kheasxm. and
was born az Shsernezs In 1901. La early
youth he bad a Psssiaafo the sea, which
was cared hyR short services as mid
ahipaaaH On haaFd s maza-of- var. After
that he sarped his attemki0a to iitermturn
and when b. vas qaits . yoaag maa bis
excellent play of s.The RenE Day was
was predae Il with mach success. He
was one OF ths eaEiiaa& contributors to
Punch, aud wrote far j. the inimitmble
SSCaudle Lectures, ":The Story ola Fsa-
theT,'s and variety of ether eanital
things. He II also kaverabiy known as
the author Of the anT Cd oE Sc. atias's and
st. Jamss's, and shs saceeasfal plays %
''T5me Works WoRders,' . and 81 he Bab-
bles af the nay" He has made several
attempts Ia establish periodicals, having
started successfully tsTEas lliamlnatea
Magazine" ssDoaglas,Jcrroldss Sailing
Magazine" and Douglas Jerrold's
Weekly Newspaper None of these.
however, saceseded Ia bic sasigkaetiiou,
and his pea lraa hsenchisay asapieyetl ug,-
on Punch, Of late yearss 800, g. waa
editor Of Loyd's Weekly Newspaper, and
wrote many of It's beat leading arIicles.-~
He was 8nA of the eleFeTssl and most
gaatal u naadera aaairasta.2 Es-z r=
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fgl.e gass mac ~ asss ! aags J

Rhe xass EEaamss ~ aS0S N mmey !.
fsss. Marsy ssas spendsng fs.ss
1T Ballssaa. pFpslou~ % has deparsstx
' .th his fA1nIly Tor kusapa. On Frislassi
ne viefEegs Albany, afd stopping at TFog
go see hsa Aaagasses. hrs. Marcy was ysss-
lime sssssss frlpsssIs III fha Hsas. prsysssals J
10 iser a.pAaturs and ather mafahaRs ssf
hia family Were absent Kith tha Ike no.5
tive and ha vas eampar ratiyely aloaa. as
the tina of hia diseases ffp was, h8Wgy-
-, Ia assgsassatly excellent health, aua
ba0saaa spirits. Is II only sinas bis
aaaisi, tlat We learn of bis -hsying beaa
conscious Of late, Of plipatasion of ths
b sri, bat lhe symptoms had not alaFmsd
him, nor Oac4aiOaaed aneasIaass 10 his
friends, 81. .... T. ...sA ---..zyaa Z.
SANS SnCci HoTEL, } III.
Batiston spa,s July 4th, 1857. i
Eprrogs ArLAs & ARGrs Hon. Wm.
l.. MaTcy died at this piaes to-day, about
IL o'clask, p. d. Ha had bssa sn)oying
excellent health anaspiEiGs until last ev"
erfng, when he felt soaaaWhat fatigusds
This morninz ho complained of sllghs
pain. or @sstitch''--aa be teFTned iE-in
his back. Abeas ii O'Clock 4. d. ae-
sompauied hy .ona Of our eltizenss 10
walked 10 the residence Of Or. [. Moore,
whieh IL sabout quastsr Of i mile from
the Hotai. He did NOS complain Of se~
rious indlsRositian whsie ~ Ehs Doesor's .
res ideneo, and nos Rnding the physielaa
in, on being asked il a carriage shauld
be ordered TO take him 10 the Hotel, be
refused DO take one, and walkad bsck. .---
In arriving 1t the Hptela be requested
the afiee clerk 10 send the doctor . his
room; and the doctor soon agrfyiflg, saa
sent up to the governors room, bat on
rapping, received no aTs@eg. The doe
tor returned. to she Hotel oEhea and tn
formed the cleEk, and ii was supposed
that the Governor had gone TO visit soEe
friends in the house. The doctor, how
ever. aftE waiting few minutes, again
went up to his room, opened the door,
and found him living on his couehs with
q book upon his breast, DEAD. 1t eoald
not have been more than twenty minutes
frosn The time he was n the Hotel once
until he was SO found by the physieaan.
H. did, probably. Of disease Of the heaTti
not a nascle was distorted, nor any ar.
ticle Of apparel! or furniture IA hhe room
disturbed. IL had pulled Of his boots
- ,n,v+ rtYy his slfYFnarS
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r. II, HfSAAE.


LowsF Broadway 0ppgsite Pag4fls House
+ earwExE mEuFEH.ssss @sess* ss4s 10 EfA.
nuYs. salls. rents and exchanges all
ID kinds of Real Ratate, for distant deal
~rs or ueraaag In chs sitg. Leans aaoney,
makes collsclloua, pays taxeas and dtawg
abstgaets 81 tile. Gigea raIiahle lpgprma-
tfon respecting ths pstes8 pF real sakafs. aF'd
exaentes aH business connected with Real
Easate Agency.
A large variety III very desirable Real
Estate for sale Ill aii times oa the most rea-
aaaahte IaTsnas Ea 8
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How THg BEAR CAAE 10 HAZE A SEsoRg
TAIL.-A Nor wegian fable satisfaetorial-
iv accounts for the short tail Of the bear.
Inc beaF. Es seems, was once met by a
tax thai carried load og ash, and who,
in answer to tha question how he had OBJ
tanned them, replied that be had caught
then by angling. The bear expressed d
dssire to know an art 30 as Fui; when the
FIX informed bim Ehaa be had only 20
make 4 hole 10 the sea and iRaaFt has tail
ssYn1 Fnazt st0p long eu0agh and not
mind IL hurt you al1ttIe said fh5 friend
/ .s4vls.sEt Esf /. sznsattun Of pain II
sure sign yoa h4ye a bite. tn longer
tha timq, she moro 6sh. Nqyeehsleass
aheu yoa have good strong bite be
sure vou paIi out. " The cretinious bear
falaax I'd tbs instructions ard Kept his
tail In the hole till IL wAa ffoxsa fast
Whaa b. palIed she end OF hi& tail eams
of, and hence tha shogtnsss Of the sppsn-
dags al the ptes, day<--Ffassra Mag
a&tme.
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1 RsE1lTENa . or lNcksr.--A ..

Il h S8E8LTEsSsa 9AS& OF ASE&sT.~-S cor ~
yespo0dens Of th3 New York Tribana,
wrGttPn from the Philadelphia, details a
most reyolting case Of Incest in a respect
able Family circle. He says:
During tha abseuss Ut a gentleman
from his hame, few miles from this
city, his son a young man Of ~ years Of
age, entered during the night, the bed
chamber Of his sister, a Young and haad-
some lady Of II years, aud, while abe
WAS sleeping, violated AsE psEsaR, Her
cries aroused her mother and the other
inmates Of the house, bat too late to pre-
ys1x EhB contamination Of the young
mans halhah designs, The distress al
Eha girl and the father on his EesaFn, NAV
be Better imagined than described, and,
for the honor Of the family, which il \
highly respectable one, as we'll "a wealthy
the matter has beaa kePt from ahe Vab.
lie.
The most singular part Of lae atory is,
rhst the lady has proved 10 be encientc,
though at che Tim of the violation Of
har , 2Esoa she Bas Kouaa asleep, s<seora
43ag to her awG stAsassi sI&tl ii all gvsntE
h has barn removed from her p2rents,
lgawAt the grrat change that Is about
to taks pllee in hsr condition.
Ia brother. now ssnc the disgracafal
ue.d has been psrPasrated, evsnees the
greatest sdrTo ~ apd remQcse, and woald
willingly give up his own lis to save ths
huaoE ot his atstsg. -
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TruiA Iksusk Crushed saalI RIse Asaia

Ras .Ak AaENTs.
-. -. =. .a III 3. Ta.as.
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CAsADE. TEST, RIDDEN D. "a
LAND AGENTS,
DEALERS IN EXCHANGE.

NEBRASKA cETV, ,rs'sssrs s.ss.s EEhRAsEA.
TT UAFfNG made arrangements bY which
Ill We VIII receive accurate copies II all
the Townships embraced In the E.astern
portion Of Nebraska, we are COW prepared
to otIFr our services TO the "SqHatteT's OF
The Territory In 6iiHg Declaratory State.
ulenss Of IateREi0n 10 Prr~%mpt, securing
Fse,rmptlops, Locating Land WarraEts aas
catering Land. x
LAND WARRANTS Bot GIT A. sE3Ln
LaIs4a GatsrRd oa Tine, &C. i
Particular attention paid te. .b8Yfng and
selling property on commt ssEEa alec, Il
making collections and tugwa ffilhg reEait.
laneas 10 auy part Of the Laipu.
BLANKS Of all kinda always On hand
aFT2a~5T ~ II
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: A PRIV lie LITTER fEosA tna 50 u asp L n
pakea, p teaFamoniy kn6wR d ths Ees-
5asa Rsa srvsY }wfornas Ns xhst ssIn at8sn
Of age thousand InEaaalsamtss Aawee hua@
drsd Of wh4ch are Nskxoas. Eheaa III nok
ieSs than 5a Negroes nggRarinta smi.
Crate to fosa. pcdvldsd Tie mss Donssi-
Gatioa ia adopted y E&Esasa yosr broth
agIy AEmas, 6lAeksrepa ahaieaas, aaA pre-.
pare 10 giya thsaa sswAm reaYssaaa. s'---
d, dslieioas, aagrank, Isng-heefed. hub
ber-fippea saanaiwiaa Ii. Roll on old
eamsG*