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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-09

A DESPERATE FIGHT WITH A GRIZZLY.
"A HUxTER's ARM BIT oyy-James
Wilbur, . packer, we'll known about
Bald Hills, says the Shasta Republican,
had . most desperate rencountsr with
. grizzly, on Hay Fork Of Trinity river,
one day Last week. He Wa out hunt.
ing about . mile and . half from bis
resideaee when he suddenly came upt n
an immense grizzly. He At once put .
large sized piece into hi bearahip,
which caused him to seek shelter in .
dense thicke&. Ofcourse Jim followed
him, and catching . glimpse Of bruins
ugly countenance, again raised his rife
and pulled trigger, but the cap failed
TO do it, work. At this moment grix-
Ely discovered his penecutor and star
ted for him with terrible growh and
murderous intent. Quick - lightning
Jim brought . revolver to bear upon
him and put Ave balls in his carcass,
and was in the act Of administering the
sixth, when the bear with his paw
Knocked the pistol out Of his hands.
However, the desperate hunter was not
yet disarmed. He had large knife,
which he drew and then came the tug
Of war. They went at it knife and
paw-struck over and under, and occa'
sioually INDUCED in ''side-windcr,"
that favorite stroke Of bruin. At last
the knife, which had been playing
al about the vitalA proved the victor,
and with . savage growl, til monarch
Of the California woods yielded up his
life to the Maker Of bears, and bis
carcaas which weighed about one
thousand pounds to the victorious hum
ter.
He did not die however without
taking . horrible revenge, and Jim
Wilburn's trigger finger will never en-.
danger the life of another bear. He
won the fight at . terrible cost.-The
bear bit of his arm, above the elbow,
and injured him severely otherwise.
We are informed that he is lying in .
very dangerous condition.-San Fran
cisco Herald.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-09

me A1Ns1 one o! ~ See PRINCIPAL feguaoeors
o1tne human Doey ana vhea pssforns ~
luncsioos Well, the 0w - err 81 he syste0 ere
Mily aeveaeped ne oOmscA y almost On.
tsfeiy eepeoneoe on ne healthy scsian Of
Tie Liver for the pro- Per psrfssuaacs q 10
fusc.tons whsa the 6sa0sch d . fsuit, ths
fers IN Consequence Of - one ssssn-ihe LIvsR
having ceas % Do ~ dusy. For The u.
eases Of that cresayoee - u ~ Dsepsieess Ass
maze u ne study, q practtns d moro thaa
t.enty years, - end II se0c remsdy wheee-
with - countevact ~ ~ MANY oofnaaemnpaa IA
which Il 10 liable.
70 prove that tsisrs-- neAy !. q last soasd.
aay person troubled with Licer ObewDl0lni
In any Of - forms, hos but 70 try = hottAe -
tonviciiuo = certain. ~
Aeonp:snd lssSess6 ss.sA y d,sso,v,as
euoe end ex.ssc:ing eAaa part WtteA 10 81.
" 1of the &C I've VIZ. - suss q IL n<dieiae.
Ince sums remove 81 n rbid o. bod Dssasg
nom NE system. scp- 81 Ulving u tAsis paaes :
heoloae M q bale, ~ ~ vt0osa1tng ~ olo0acA
ceuslsS SoA 70 1,ont - vSn. pustfyise e
~ Z. Swing too ed heaieA 10 he vheas
| machinery Ssoovins ~ causes a ehs d.
| eaee, snd e9se.ins radical cure visAout
| aay q the dtseageeehlo o1Dsv eAk cts, felt b
| usually = ~ I'd %. -
| De dsss afsr eatass y su1eiens u relieve
~ - - pre-. - vet = I'D non -
only 90 lsss tahea bssass rss,siaspssvsaas
6a'5 .: d.. .....6 .. MA. ,.o,... u.
socsls ssesly, % g. = e osseivsas..
| One dcse taksn astss e nsal VII cws
! - ~: :s:ss.=.;e .:,..... run On :
.evs. tls essss q iSs q s,sesss, ca .sa.: :
81, - =. l...- O A..ay' relieve. ch.,,s.
xsrSs. and ,ss,rn.;,s :; Sss.se s.s 20 t~''''s
:. Mos Sissss ssss s;'.sss = s.,siss =.
r. Oolv one A.ss,e q $500 =. 49,, .s - A.
| system shs ssssts Of nsasetas alssr Lag No.
oss so.sss sas.s tor Jssssses ss..svss n yspov-
ms % .anet9sal eolos q. = NE skta.
| Ons Soss takaa sAo.t ttas ssssss seting givss
VIZ = ~ sDgssaes AnsDs - teect ven.
| o.. =. ssss. 1888 ssr,s oa.ess; Dss,.sss
paatnss ytsld slmsst y tss nsss dsss a
= sss 49,! ss, -. 49,, = 2 vesa.
9krDn "a. eorrsasa : sHsss slaasasssas; .hey
sr~ pc sobss fsrss. tAaa can live svidence 1,
Iss: 49, /. :, Y. - - sa~s'ies tAs'' sa.aAs
We ta6s iaassts ptaasu,s y ssssuoead1ae ~ -
9 r.; !: & AN. g Z: :: q:
A1nsg he hssdw1s q Ltesr kemeIJss now o.
krs. = - = T. tAse e. .cae vss .. fau ~
j. soes. IS = :,ss ~ = IS. sras
: ~ = TRY u = lssjesrsiss. rseI~iss a.
@o.: AaeeZ = ~ . e sh'Psen 49, 6sso-
% tan ns q " thsss U &c kie4ess s1as1iae g
Sese 80 vs seey T. = = ~ ~ pssyasasi ;
~ he&Ssst4s DuAe6-A QIeal1 D6nssr0
Price Oss Dollar pr Bsttis.
aAuy01o 10 ps.psssess,
- = DavsnQsgt ~ 1AYL00 AL Ar 81
q Ds1Dslst, nsesAI lsn1 " Oeslse A0sss,p su1Ds
- - yueat6o ~ 49, = 0o1ooBssas pl160
ii
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-09
Rerring's Safes.

The Subscribers a'e Aseutr
for A-srrs. q. g. Herring L
O,'s celebrated FiFe and Thief
lIoof Safe. We would Invite
the attention Of the public 70
the fart that these Safss have
for years stond the test q
Goth hre, Thief and also %
time. Very many Safes Will
- measure defy the fRmer
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-09
u CHICAGO.

- Il WEtA
| 81 CHICAGO.
ooN1v9N = oAllAoNg0'o,
Go1eEal llvertia1nG Ard ColDeet1no
= D1A10OaN 81, C1sDCA60, lLEA
SEWn0 0ACHuGSU!
Ioa RAM1I1ns AID \ ANuHAC1Un1nA
Wheeler { Wllson, Mantle.
| turing Company.
BRIDGEPORT. CONNECTICUT.
PRoPasKsess ASS AAsrvAcruRsn
PATENTRD JUNE istA. 1853.
wEsRR1N OPFIC1. 10 LAss ssrsst, CAisasp.
fhis Asrhine ssiscAes ~
RuN0x % CoA0090T rAD01C,
~ ~ pleasure o. tAe 0essaaos, mating viii ease
One 7Ao.so~d bsostdfk1 and dsrabls s1tfcAes ~
rsnss. Utmost netssay, and sss bsoemaAs indispsn.
Pull infosmssion may - chtaiasd By aAdssssiag.
0eO. Z. CuItf1nDkm. Ascent.
n1v - ~ laAs ~. Chiaass.
SHOW CASES!
SHOW CASES
Campbell = %.
snow CAAkD Z METAL &AGE AlNUIIC.
| TURER&
No. - DEAlsoHn-sr. CHICAGO. IL
| p Show Cases, such - Silver Plated. German
silver, Ashoxany, walnut sad Cherry, Constantly
on hand and made % order. PUst Odss sddrsss.
GREAT Carpet K.lLE
Becher HOLSTER { wilkins.
Ne. las Lake Sssese,
CHICAGO, LII.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
In orasr 70 make room ~ on
Ina1aa0n0O Oto01k1
And for the better oonvsnisnos Of csstonsn, ~
have taken the me store recently occupied b. D. D.
Csoes o., - esnnsete1 u nh euf Nsnsr exeso-
sivs prenisss. n eursnO - or Gales rooas end
on THE FIRST FLOOR,
iss LAKE, sF11HF rs
CARPETS.
Alsrs'r a''o''.sa' H.. .,!osAs" p I'm asy ss.-
SPLENDID MEDALLI No,
vELvETS AND VIA Ms,
BEAUTIFUL TAPES1 . I,
ROYAL SIX THREADED BRUSSELS.
IMPERIAL THREE PLY,
1ise. :upsrans a.d f.y.sesy Iasss;ss. BERLIN. Ven.
Oil Cloths,
q - bsse 1orsiga and Domestic Haaslsesuses,fsn
90 yard - twsaty.1oaf ~ wtAe,
sNRAttjsags.
Always % hand l. ssestock q Oassou Nsttings.
Also, superior Cocoa Asttinss, n ~ widths. suit
able FOR oaoss. Saloons, ..
Mats and Rugs,
Ingrsss var,ssy. from three shsniap . eas.
CURTAEr GOODS.
10 this department - shall devote Increased attn
ton. Wehsve nov IN store and are daily receiving
! Rich EnbrstIsvs3C2of Ohststas.
FtsRoA BrocasA1ss-in patterns and By yard;
| Nasa{eesas 6ssSns-vitA broesssals borders.
| Desss(fa1 6sas LDsLotsss,
| HonIsoms DsMsake-vith trimnihss 70 nateh:
Lace Cbsst0tses,
which for Beauty Of Finish end spssndos h Deaisn
cannot y nrpasssd-vssying isoa . y else vi
pair:
WINDOW SHADES.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-09

NOTICE.
I'M and arr tn ~ u January tAe undersigns
~ nanhess In the city of Davenport, DIN oprn ihsis
oics for business d ostiort A. ~, aaA close q
o'clock r. y. until fuSth<s notice.
COO9 SARGENT,
AACKLOT 3 CORn1N,
fAtlMAN, POWERS MCLEAN.
CHUHB, DRO., DARROW0 co.
NlCKOLlA, CAMrnRLLA CO.
Ms01D0OA, IAWko = DLAxn1ORD.
janldts
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-09

A r ~ hsys Ulvsn - ~ agency q -,
"A tnetr -, nsoeest Nm And II in Ne Aaods e. q
Aus1een hevl1an4, -, whe occupies 8 ~ ~
gs0os aaA vhe ea10 a0pag q vsiI -
= p inteerty - htoA bUslnsss eaoae1ty. ~
dDuns - wm rooaeR o1nesal sotaoenseiao 9 a ~
~ nves ~ vssA tAsor Dotsuaaos b - ~
lvs44 Nnast Z e1nalnGasav ~ NV vnaus,ee
49, ~ - DoyeaDost 81 vtslnlw - ~
- - ~ - 6u1 = uOense sus6S -
Ss.... .. q. 1AD4
9ay11e1 go A01l1o ~.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-09
Fairbank's Celebraied Scales.


Adapted TO any required opes-
- alton Of weighing. q 1oS Iron,
IN coal, hay, stock, and Tor NE
useOf warehouse, stores, end
ioundrtes, aud u short for ev-
cry kind Of hnsiness. The great
sklll and ldelity employees IN
their manufacture and the d.
- termination On the paSt d the
manufacturer never - allow
m imperfeet article 70 70 forth from their Gaoblsh
meat has gained for their Scales repata13oa hat
he's nevW boeo surpassed N ~ WAoe range q uDefu
mechanism.
4he scales are unanimousy scanoviedssd - he
STANDARD in Ill Transactions p veight.
lawsuit which arose from dlocSspaney ~ weight
bstveen one Of Farbsnk's Scales IN use ~ the Bal
tinore 4 Ohio Railroad Company and oas q anoshes
manufacture vas reoeauy tS1sd In The Court a 0u@
mon eas naltmnse; The case occupied ~ Oourt tn
days: and Judge Mafshsn In delivering his decisn0
ltsed = ~ result u the svidenes that ~ aesara
u 81 HAInDAxRb SCALES ~ estaAlisAed beyead
BURROWS, FkDE1xNAN 4 DALxBIL.
n vou known reputstion 81 these Scales he's IN.
duosd The vsndess ofiDpsrece and Wosthless balan-
- 70 eer then = Iai5banks Scales, AnA puFehes-
eso have thereby In many eaoes oeeu suhJeeeed -
ftaud and imposition. 1he 0anu5aetafoso have -
controvsrsy With hoaorabas co0pettl0rs Who trans
- business IN their own names, bit regardng The
sls unjust end dishonorabie, they taks III mseAed
70 castioa The pablic Of thsir inposttioas.
n poecutseo manufacture under their oWa IN
spection only q their vsctorytn q. Jeaasbory, ".
Fer sals In Dsvsupor s1say b
BURROWS, IRBTfYnAN DAlxulIs
D. At RAmnAukT co.,
jan3ltf y Johnab1UsvIs Aav -. leG2
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-09

II peraN r1notng ss6as, q 0ANuosss Nuss. N
j veapese On y eoen q aay tn, 0ey q Si.ht
u ne - .meA Unnder, fsss stso&s, sut - d
pesssa een9e1nos AAvens b want efo Ia. / -
90 woeld e ~ = - -. yes 1aTtAss pastie.
mGAlo1oV4 oA1U0H Yn1wnv
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-09
The CoparOmership

~ OO1 WooVuU
vIBkGTUeO9B existing undsr the u VI 0s0ro.
n oes, Laws 4 dat more eapird Jun. ~ b,
1884, In cors qucrce 81 The d.sth - v =. q" sor,
either Of the un6 rsigned VIII ssn H. ns0s q the
lstc arm Ia the stti. NJ Of ~ STAIR, end III
under the ssyie q 0!sbemere = Lawss o. 10 CD
otaod On Mon street.
NE DlAERMOn1,
A JLAWAo.
June21Atf Sarvtvins Partners.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-09
GROCERIES.

Darrsws, Pretlynaa 1 DalDell,
WAsassaie Dsalsss n
CIR OCE II lie 8 !,
Arop, 9elo. CSuseu>l. -
AGENTS. FOR 1HE SALE or
-. q. 1I0xT1n4 - OoPO
Celebrated Fire and z1iy' Prog Sets
3. 1 I. Faissank's 0cales,
A01 shall keep constantly on had . run seeck q
:. .sss:.s 80 = I: cs SC = 3, =; s 'ss
purchaser viii md so0ds be IL bees 0aaa-
y and warranted equal % sample taassdAwu
CuaARs - Musoevade, Porto nieo, OAstaea,
~ CSushed and Powde. I'd, for sai- q
sUKRows. PREfrYAAN DALx1ll.
Tsugvkxs-Rio. Mocha Jsva, alse Cpssna Oc6se
~ al Hoener otCo6ss.sA ~. Z ..
MoLAssE..N. Orleans. sugar Hoss:. -. syrup
T,IAs--Iep.r rial. Yosns nysos. Gsapsvase end
l Black Teas. for sale q b.P. 40.
CPIon- PssPs. Allvass. cs.sa.sa. easvx.e..-
= 81, Massasa 60 Naneosss hHED.
COAPs-1aney and Toilet. Family, Erasivs sal
~ Cassals, ks salsss kP.eD.
CANDLn:- = A.:msnsins. ss.as,es s':r ~
OIls- -spsna. so,ar. Lara. sa.l. As..a, L,nsssa
~ and Olives ~ BIZ D.
DAIHfS-whns Lead and Zinc Paioss TOY sale u
+ p. PAD.
(NGARS-Hsvana, German aud American Bsands,
Ia B.P, ID.
! pound os@ss, Twist, 1in-Bon and smoking. for
sale 1t y. y. D.
VEAsr PowDERs Of various srands and kind. q
CASD.ss-.s:ss..s and 'sney, ssa sd ss |.
DRUKEs Lin Jars, boxes and barrels, Cisroe, ~
L Paste and Currants,st Fad
DICKLEe-Undesvood' brands, ssortsA ssa;
Pepper 6aucea for sAls q DP. - ..
DOwDER. shot, Lead and csps, ~ kinds and s.sss.
i a. D.P. = D.
lrAsca-Oorn. Pssr; ssd Family. 70. ':ls =,
Nuts Almonds, Brazil. FnOrts. Pea, Pecan,
IN walnuts and Cocoa, y BP. I'D.
ID AIsINs-M r and Layer, whole and y boxes
N satans and Malaga, q B. p. 4 D.
~ HOCOLATk, Cocoa, Broma, Parma, Tapieoa
~ wheaton SSits and Oat Meal. D.P. Z d.
OAlT-KanhAwa, Syracuse, Turks Island, Liver
- pool blown and 0round Alan. ,. r. . D.
CEMENT-IOuisviile and Utica; Plastesing Hair
~ Stucco Plaster, Milwaukee and 0andusky 0oda
Ash, tons In stcrs. and for sale b BP AD
DAsKErs-Aarket y 70 ~ bushel, Corn ssd
ID Clothes. At D.P. I'd
NyOODEN Pais, Wash Boards,
w Ohurns, Aops, Axe Heivcs, at ,. ?. D.
CORDA0E-Aanila,J ute Hemp. and cotton oss-
~ daxs Of sh sses b.P. I'D.
LrlSH-Mackevei, Salmon, white g,sh, Trout, Cosi-
Il nsh and smoked Hsllibut, n B. p. I'D.
r. LASS-wipdov Glass assorted sises, Tumhlers,
" Jars and Dcmushns. Sos sale ~ D.. D.
D1IASfONR; Sulphur, Salts, Dosax. 1s1Eo, In
- store and for sale BY B.P. D.
AAATCHns-Fiercs 4 90, and - Louis, for sale a
M ,. r. l. D.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-09
A.AAK MEsMOkcAL.

zDe0UV - 101SVUOU VI.
TIRE underpiGn'd have .rnsov ~ the new tuiid
u Ing IN Mcosnus 4 ehepard's Vi Co. on y co.d
street, w,er, they viii main du,inr the srecti 81
heir new BANK Building. tesy 10 attend to busln,,
- usual
march9dtf COOK A6ARGENT.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-09
DRUGS.

HVU a. r. WEBS havtns soad his iaessees IN ~
\ nrus Al re No 70 L<,1alre now, Doveapose 70
Neasrs baylor D.licrd, would 6espsek Tor ~ ~
patro, axe 70 kioAlv exten VI - him.
one II the arm being eraduste Of Pharmacy End
eAs amer b., ne he'd q espssuoo Of - Of twelve
yeogs In the Upton tusne0s - sonndsosU r.
comu,es,i hsm 70 The puliie - aoes and ceoeo@
davenport. Feb ~. 1901. mAsoeSu
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-09
Posblic Notice

C0ALBD pTopossls vii - sskea until the 13th A-y
= Of July. 4, Tor but ding eu'vsrt In East
Dsvenpor'. S,%cinca, ions can be sesn In y once
Dsv.npUrt July !, 1857.
HLAMBACH,
Jnlysdtf Ciiy GnstLeer.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-09

"OULD ssspscsfaIly 81 . cDntnuanee Of pstrou.
W aes beaoswed upoa the old nrm, end promise
that thsir eteck end prices shall b found at oil
,lnes to compare faserahiy with any ntablishrsent
n rs WNG
Wewal net - undsrsold BY any house in our vtne,
&C., 80 " ~. q 0lCKEL6 3 BRO.
lJnDs ~ loU June2odti
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-09

- 18D MOTEL q wAIcofS, - mlbes west %
nevsapasl, ~ nsss senatuo a tbs Z.
nAilr,oA. me boUsa , ~so bSue and y sstu
ING "a sae. ns,vs visw u Ne surr. unaane country
fhe w lAlay Is hvesite rssssttss .psesC esfue
~ huneaaS ssaeva. Alasos 80 q unS9sW Utaeae
long credit ~ pa,S n ~ p0sehesa 0soev IN
givsn Pussessios gives iansdteariy. Aeeoyss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-03
1IuIDE FOR TRArKLgRs AND OTHERS
Ruiyroad Lines,

r,cuxorp fsspgRIcxsBus AND PoroMAc
r.uEo.o. goipz North, leaves twice every day,
is,.ndsy evepipss excepted a. O'Clock q m. and
" ~ o'clock n IN for the Potomac River, where a
.s.msr ie taken for Washington, thence by Railroad
10 Baltimore, Sc.
VrrclsTA CESrRtL. soiof North, leaves this city
,.a daily (SuBdsy evenings excepted at O'Clock
,n ard "a e'ciock y for Gor6onsvills, where
80 cnnnsst vfth the trains of the Orange and AL.
s,snaris Railroad, fot Aiexsndris Washington Bal.
tiuiore. &c.
sr.p~oSp AND DisvILLg-Lsaves Richmond M
. .rloek . n, ard connects with the Southsiae Road
RIcusoxp lSn Leaves this CITY
,rin.,y.Ty dav Sundays excepted, ct 81 o'ceck a
~ and s o'cfcck p. An acccmmed alton train
Issyss here every kouday, Wednesday and Friday at
For Norfolk. &c.
nv the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad to Port
WsithGll thence by steamer W sFLDEN, Capt
Wna c. smith The cars leave the Depot every Non
dsr Wednesday and + iisy moroiuss at 6s o'clock.
fhs steamer CURTIS PECK Capt. John Dsvis
lesvts Aer hart at Rockets every saturday, Tues
6Sv sud Thursday mornings Z. 81 o'clock a. n-, for
Nerf X and Por smou b. touching st ali the regular
.sa6ns' op The River.
For New York &c.
TIE steamship JAei EsTUWN. Csotsiu Parrish,
Iesvss every TuescAy evening at O'clock for New
YORK touching 81 City Point snd Norfolk ts receive
rss.sugers &C. leaving Norfolk next moTEing, at ii
oclook.
For philadelphia. &c.
Bv the steamships FENSSYLVANIA. VIRGINIA
.st CITY OF RICHMOND. Ous of these steamers
Is.v9 evsry Monday snd Thursday stopping at City
Pom, snd Norfolk to receive freight snd passsnge
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-03

DR. KASEs DEATH IN ENGLAND The English
papers received by the Europa have beautiful tri.
butes to the memory Of DR.. Kane. The one in the
London Athensum closes with the following
words: -
His death VIII be severely felt BY bis country
men, by whom he was greatly loved. England
too, viii mourn the loss Of 80 gallant and enter
pristng man, who, although young In years, had
gained . high reputation
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-03

The boot and shoe manufacturers of Phisdel-
phia, have. At public meeting resolved on an ad
vance OF 20 per cent. on the price Of their goods
The reported proposal of the u. s. Government
{, purchase Tehuantepec Is unfounded.
Dyer (republican) is believed to havebeen elsst
Cd Governor Of Rhode leland, Wednesday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-03
LOCAL MArrHna

CAdrf9 Elecfions As our read.,.
the polls 10 Monroe Ward were kept omen ....'
day, but The vote cast was very smsIl-nn. yss.sl-
to effect the election of any Of the CITY of;.s'
will be seen, by reference TO the anuered 80
s.ns vote in Jefferson and Madison Wards being
on the books at suudowpO all the candidates m
the American ticket, except the one for Grsin
Measurer, have been elected. The polls viii open
again In the third Ward at 10 o'clock to -day
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-03

HORRIBLE MURDER. - The Pittsburg Gazette
Itates that horrible murder nittsd on Ton
day morning in Charters township, Washp ston
county, Pa. man named Samuel White had late
ly purchased farm from Mr. Allison, of the above
county, and had $1,000 deposited in some bank in
Washington, Pa 4 payment was soon to have been
made, and it YVES supposed that Mr.. White had a
large sun If money in his possession at his house to
be used for ihis purfose Early MondAy morning
Mr. White was found murdered 10 his bed with b .
head entirely severed from his body. An axe was
fourd in the room coveree with blood, with which
he deed Is supposed to have been committed -
Intense excitement has been created in the neigh
borhood.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-03

HIGHWAY ROBBEsY-The Lancaster (Pa) Whis
states that on Thursday last two gentleueu-Mr
benny Swope and Mr.. J. Erb-vss set upon BY
HI ~symen near Rowland's mills below Inter
course, srd the former robbed of $4,000. Mr.. Erb
took his heels leaving bis sompanion at the msr-
sy Of the Ehicves, who we're armed with pistols and
who, pointing them to their victims breast searched
his pocket for th~ money, having obtained which
they dessmped The wbols movement 90 sud
oen that Mr swope did not have an opportunity to
defend himself
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SOUTHERN MANUFACTUEEs The Augusta Con-
s u.ionslis of the gin ult gives the following &C.
count of one Of the manufacturing estsbl SHINE nts
which are in prosperous operation in the State OF
GecrEia:
Some idea msy be formed Of the extent of bust.
ness carried On at the Augusta Cotton Manufsctory
when state that lear sixty yards of cloth
are spun weekly, consuu5g about fifty bales Of cot
ton, of four hundred p3unds each There about
eight thousand spndlss and two hundred ard sixty
looms opeIationN
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CURIOUS CALCULATION The following esti-
mate has been made of the probable amount which
it costs the individual members of the different
churches in the U. S., to sustain their respective
courches. The estimate is founded upon the last
United States densus. A Baptist or Methodist
three dollars and forty cents; Presbyterian seven
dollars; q Congregation slist ten dollars; Roman
Catholic fourteen dollars; an Episcopalian eighteen
dollars; Reform Dutch twenty three dollars; q
Unitarian twenty y-three dollars
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ID WaLLINGs TUK RE y n.

z< DIV hLtlNGS FOR RE n u.
M.s Brick House or I'd, between Main and Csty
H'2 streets nextto the residence of D Deuoon.
Esqr. 1t has Ecoms, Kitchen, &c, and Is in rood
CToer.
A House 81 Sd. between Clay aud Leish streets
oPposts Cspt: John T.. Sheppard; has 10 rooms
with the usual appendsses
Cottage No ), iu Hughes Row, or Msye street
with rloms, Kitchen. water and gas
two renemsGts aud Stores on Cary between 9Th
and 7th streets, with rooms each, water, aes &c
Apply 70 TAYLOR & WILLIAMS
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SINGULAR ELECTRICAL PHENOMENA Captain
South, of the bark Oregon, arrived at New York
WedE esday, from Havre reports that on the 25th
of March, in lat 46 06. long Sc 80, during dense
fog three balls Of fire passed over the vessel MAJ
king noise similar to shots from a cannon. The
last one bursted abou. the mast head, casting
sparks all about the deck Every person on deck
at the time was knocked down, but without in
Jury.
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THE QUEENS VISIT TO CAsADA-Mr. Came
ron gave notice In the Canadian Parliament on
Thursday evening that he should At An early day
renew his motion Of last session requesting her
Majesty to visit the Province.
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MONUMENT TO THE RAILWAY DIsAsTER-The
people of Hamilton, G. W., are agitating the sub.
jec: of erecting monument in commemoration of
the accident ION the 10Th ult., at the Desjardsu
Canal bridge. An architect Of that city has pre-.
pared . design.
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DIsEAsy TO WHICH RAILWAY ENGINEERS ARE
SUBJECT.-At one of the late sitting of this Acads
my of Medicine. III de Martinez communicated a
note relative to an affection peculiar to engine dr.
vers and stokers 10y sd the raiiways The Ga
des Hopitaux, ia abiding the subject
that these men have their respiration affssted by
yassins through the strong current OF si and that
the inhang If the oxyGe gas ana the carboac which
escapes from the fire. psse effects their nervous s.
tenn, and frequssty deprives thsm OF th,t presence
of mind whlsh ia 20 necessary for men who have the
lives of Thousands of in their hands The Ca-
per the directors of the different lines
reduce the labor of these two classes Of servants by
doubling their number and TO adopt the plan of q
protesting frame work over their heads.
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PARAFFINE CANDLEs-A factory for manusa
turing paraffine candles has been commenced q,
Los Angeles. California. The material from which
they are made Ia obtained frcm the natural springs
In that place
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KILLED BY LIGHTNING.-Mr. Ephraim Hart
sock. of Hendricks county, lad, while taking the
harness off of horse In his stable, Monday
week, vas struck by lightning and instantly kill
ed The horse was also killed and the stable sci
ON FIRE and DESTROYED
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Sne FOX SALE, PhlvATAa.Y.tf.
~ Of those very desirable RESIDENCES or
~ Grsce street, near 8th. They very pleasant
and have every convenience i1 them. They will be
sold on very accommodating terms both as to utics
and time Of payment A large portion of the tur-
Shsse money remain secursd or ssyersl wears bv
Psyirs the interest semiannusly. Possession given
att 'nverient time Also, for sale, Lease or rent
other va liable property. B. B. MINOR.
sp lin ATTORNEY at Law Law Bulldog No /