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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-24
The Holidays are Coming.

The Holidays are Coming.
Coais
Goats.
Coats.
Coats.
O.ercosis.
ONeicoAt.,
overc,s;s
Overcoats,
Overcoats,
Overcoats, Ove,costs,
Oyefcoats, Ovrrcoal,.
Ovtrcoatn, OvtrcpAts.
Oyercoats, Ovetooats
Ovsrc"ats Ovefcuats,
ONsrci Oyercosts, Overcon,s
osereoais, Oyerooats, Oy~rcoats
oVere"ats Oyereoafs Overooals,
OsereuAts. Oyefcoais Uyerooxts
Overcolts. Weicoats, Ovrr,oa,s
overcoat,, os"resats. Overcoats, Ov-rooats,
oyerooais, ovsrcoat,, Owe cos,s Oyerooats
Overcoas, Overcost,, OyrrcoA,s Oyercoats
oveieosts, o.eroodts. Overcoais, Ov.rcoats
At brake X Co.'S Main street
Al Drake Co.'S, Main sti eet
Az Drake Co.'S, Main street.
At ID axe d Cos, Main street,
At ID AXE Cos, Main street
west side between Front aud Second
TIL amount OF Ov, rcoats
Cheap and Fine Drcss, Frock Coat
Oh AL and Rich veivet Vests
Chap and Fine Cashmere Pants,
Cont aimed in ihi- "xten sivs hne,t /. i'm.
uithse Not one man in n b undrrd fails To he
h'te'i and suited In every re pct: foI As
fFeAids pfie, DRAKE h Co nattet thni-
s'lve. tbst they and do M deisl
every other Clofher Ia the CIV 81
parfnPtrt. W. would call atten-
t'n 10 the following, among the
kreat vari " OF qualities and
siYes u .'lothing TO be found
AZ our sales-ronms
Hshdsom- black cloth Eacsns and sur-
TOUT; beautiful beaver Surtouts and
haglans; excellent pilot Oyercoats; Pc
TEL ham Overcoais; Canada gray Over
coats; Niggerhead and IionskIn Raglsps:
VIM pool k"rseyiuerr. mixed bravTs &c.
ostck fahcF cloth Frotks, Will made ard lri.t-
mel, Ia nm i custom de Dress Fro.k.. tl,ck
VI" ~ n 'ioth and cashmere Pants; sriy number
i~hey eassirirte Pants; rich uuirc aniiau. six
Ne,'s tire hfn;sand velvet. cloth osssinere
ana othef N.s's; black Cloth Suits tyery gentecl
/! phskE co. west side OF MAIN STREET
"e io'.' ana s'c"hd dec22dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-24

31ss1selppl 9 missouri +. +.
"a F a.
nv and afssr Monday. jAans q, less, and sn.i
~ further notice. TRAIN vi leave Davenport, 10.
Masestias and Iowa City (0uadAys s.esptsi o. tel.
iSvs.
~ freiah' ana kmxrAnt efaio. ~ ASA
ID Asi Train at sz0 =
TRAINS viii leave Davenport Sr Chicago daily, sun
daS excepted - foiiows:
lat Nell Train. Al eas 4 NJ
td Fyeixht Train, st ~ !. ~
ID Pxsress Train, al 100 a.
Irains arrive 81 osvsnpeH daily, tsUnaAys ercsp-
ynoM TaH wHsT.
fst Freight Train, ~ <A,.
a AIpssss Train o. s3s
FROM tn. sAsT.
tS Hau Trsin. ~ & 90 u
- Freight Truiu. II $50 AZ
esd Expr"ss Train 81 s,Sr =
The evening train stoE- oas hour at Day-npor, ror
supper
Al trains out Of Davenport viii make connections
Vitb 4uscatihe and Ievs City
Ths Passenger Train ON pocts At Davsnuart Nth
the Rock Island Chicago trstns. The evening ,rain
stnps oas honr In DevsnpoYt tor supper
}aasenesrs are rexiOdsd Of the Necessity Of givins
aiseinct dirsson 10 the destnatop Of their bar.
aaee 49, psoesss tickets before taking heir seats
he seSs. 4, DAY M,
dscl ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-24

BURROWS 4 PRETTYNAN,,
Forwarding and Csnmissleu
MeTcbspls.
PRODECE DE.aLElR0.
And Wholesale and Retail dealers In
ID n r @ O - -
QUEENswARE, GROCERIES, BOOTS An
6HOES. HATS. CAPS CLOTHING.
SALT. &C.
Having smile room storage. We shsll Day u (.
''cusr ati-iton 70 Receiving, Storing ard Yorwsr +.
ing any Goods consigned TO our care.
lash paid at all fjseeS for Pro-
Assce.
Front sirgt, DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Davenport Steam FIGURING Mills,
wi be k"pt ia coastAnI operation, and Farmers aYs
lniornsd that We pAy N all times In Cash u AiGA.
est price for wheat. Floar always on hand.
ia. ,1-dA~n oUAR0WD 3 P1nTTYAAN.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-24

INSURANCE.
THE CMIC.aGO CITY
INSURANCE COMPANY.
OFFICE Room Ne. l, Mas asc Temple
Dearborn 81, Chlf.1GO.
CAPITAL STOCK, $4,000
Directors.
EDMUND cASEiELD, ISAAC COOK,
TJkNky s. oiI.BEET. BhSRY CHAPMAN,
GEORGE HIN
ofH1Ccr@.
SDArsD CAMPBELL pee. HENRY BANDIT. sse
Henry GHAPfhs, TTrs-'r
SA GiLBrsr. Oenerr As'hi aid Surveyor.
Tn. r,ruIariy vas orgsuired o., the 9Th day q:
Msncn, A. 10 ia-s ,.i.~r II sp cal har'"' from the
Legislature 81 Inols ana Dusln o'iiiisissd iie
IN most favorable aispl,.s it, "siabii 'n"ni has
isln upui II rIn aud reliable basis aiid II Wv Of
IT, STABILITY sounfness AID lariiisn'iey, ranks a on
%; ID" hrsi iuAafano, ColnpaiIi.h "a III cunify To
t.r 'i-,iroGs " protecting n mseve. AGAINST los
damage ~ Pre- % seglIs 81 ttr ga tn, brg leave
10 oHsT The following
KEFEKESCEs
Mc.srs stOnr - " IT, Cleveland %
williams Aurry, Chicego
Norton 'oiht.
% STONE - Bs4,li.t.
4 DHraiid, Plrs.t Rscinr y MI, P,ilroai
,"" hohrup cAsh'r Kae. Co Eaik
Wa iSIhe ECO, Milwaukee.
J .. rai.tp.. E.q Raclne.
Henry Rsin'm, PIe.'t CEi,sga& n. l. Railroad.
bAtnrt, ChsA' Com Bank cl.esso
Pan 7 Rh"'.s, E'4 Cleveland o
Hon johns" Brr-in, !. p. ~ STATE ca gnibGs
Thps lAinplT q, Eri Sirsgarid. 81
H0h H. fhAtnhcglin, ~ Lnsi-, 40
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-24
HR.I.vELE1'

Insurance Company
ORlceN Woo . ofkein 4 Cheshuts,Ieet
ST. LOUIS, MO.
Caritat. S2OO.OuO
MN. DtkNCH, rres't AID. AEfIES, Vice Pres
CiiAs. ABRAMsoN, eecretsry.
DIRECTORS:
II. A. ouao Chss. y. Meyer Henry Bloch
q. Meier, A. C. Clrdss, d. Wiimot,
". ). pa1at rst.
T. d. HARDING, Agent, Davenport, lows.
The undersigned is Agent for this new Insurance
Company, which j. managed by some al the mos, sub
s'ssl business men ~ ST. Louis, and Is ready At all
times TO take risks GU reasonable rates. Il should
not be overlooked that this is good Western Dom
pany, and should I've supported by citizens instead
ofteine svndled ~ Eastern swinding -iDstitutions
OF which there are many.
iecaS,ily Pr. HARDING.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-24
PROFESSOR MOTIFS
FEbRIFuoE WINE.

- 'Nss's s~sv Shveo ~ os0Ste0 e0ttS-uk
PROFESSOR MOTIFS
FEBRIFuaE WINE.
IN QUART BOTTLEs.)
.SEt.ER H. own 1O Fill
Wh greatest l. eicile ever discovered for th- cur
L of Fever aud Ague, Chill grv-i, Dumb Agur,
aud all Diious diseases. 1bis valuable medicine hss
how b. en- beiosr tGs public Tor ssversl y,Srs, aud
there eau b. no better evidence Onerrd Of It's ecacy
than ITS sAtnsiv. sale, aud Constantly increasing
TeputAtion and this Is OWING to It's having performed
some VI u. most wonderful and astonish hung .
THAI have ever been known Being purely yegriA-
bic, free rum eli foreign dcs-t cvu-
pounds, febinase Wine may be iakeu with the ul-
m.st safety Under almost any circumstances. Il
ssrengthtis the stomach, nvgOrstes the system and
entirely prevents the languor and prostf AltUn VI
strength which Always attends Fever anu Agu ). and
all th'us diseases II not only breaks the q Ills and
checks the fever but the dsoass vi tie lv-
q anu other organs on which The CLlll and Fever
depends The thousands who have uscc the febrt-
iuye Wine nerd fur, her evidence VIRTUE thsa
its happy restorative ee1t. Is l. tru I, wonderful
Medicif., and operates on IN. System like . charm
The orst ~ second dose u f.Orlugc breaks the
chiis, anu II con,lnu. ding the directions, Il
removes The dDeasc perm neatly fr.al the aystsm
aud leaves the body IN = h-althy condition. Those
persons Who are AFFLICTED with Fever and Axue any
form Of bilious di,~A,s, are recommended u give
the valuable nied,cine fair trial which il eli that
Necessary u insure and all VI It's
superiority over every other remedy ,deied 10
the pubic. Certificates the highest
might be presrnid 10 sutstantiate ali ths, claimed
ia Ats b. half, but u will be LEFT introduce t.etc
stand or fall upon Its own uaerits
Caution To the PubIic.-be cure that the uame Of
the prop. etor, JOHN WIHER, Is IN his own hAndwri
Ting, Oh the Pfomsesory Note, which II Alta ell 70
the boftoni II each engraved label Oh the fDttie.
Sold =. retail ~ Drasgisl. and Merchant ,.ety.
where.
All whoiseaie orders mast be dirv,tei 70 Joh,, y,
ucFs u Maiden Lane. n u, 10 6SS 4 AnldUflA
wholesale druggs's. Chicago.
sid ~holsssl- aud retail BY Nessrn
ALvORD VAN PATTEN,
R30-dAwD Da.enpsrt. low.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-24
uawkeye Insurance Company,
D.fy.E.Vy.DRT. EflVg.s.

ID. KDVVr.a.
Ontce on Hendy street, over Woodward 4
Harrts' Dry Goods Store.
DIRECTORS.
VI ID Burrows. Chas Lessiie lgnatius Lsnscr
Win. Wood. l.. &. p's-hint = Nerwin, James
nsi,ell, q. G. Parry, J. u witherwax, Alfred San
d.rs, d Wood~arl, James Gamble, Alden Z MAJ
isry.
OfFIcERs
ALFRED SANDERS, President,
G PAssv, fise Precedent
ALDEx .. EALLskf, Secretary.
h.h. wooDGAhC, As.i~t act Sssfstsry.
OHA. LE.sLlI. 1res~ar-r.
sspt5-dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-24
n,

HAVING atspessd u our tAscrss In osr pAvsh.
~ part 0ONss In ~ rsswesalen = Csnaisiinn
Nu&sNeeA y Gessvs. 0oesbrtSh. csrtls 8 Y1etiA IS
N41 rleAHte. - teessaMsMsltAe tAslA ID 6st @rnsf
0AHS3 NE aaos 1 rtaas
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-24
1yxxSO.f y A.IRLET.
" uOLESALE GROCERN.

sST OFFICE BUILDING
Davenport, Iowa.
JE.1S!! TE.lS!!!
Halt Chests impereria
tcnrg HvsDn and GInpowder;
90 hail chests Oolong and Souchons,
700 Gu idies from to 20 lbsl
50 Boxes Palm Soap;
" boxes varie gated Sosp.
10 boxes shaving Sosp
boxes Transparent Soap;
boxes CASTLE Sosp.
80 boxes Pickles,
loo boxes T-mato, eupsnd Peprcf
SAUCE.
LOO boxes of various brands OF choice Tobacco;
$1,000 Cubs skies Cigars,
soooo Imported q %
boxes No and scaled Herring,
20 b. Si.w Mask-rel
% half bbls Nackerel
20 Kits Nsckerel for fan.iy rsr.
hois and kegs OF Eolasse.;.
Nhhd- Of Sugar;
cree.
sc tbs oil Dried Apples;
% Sack CT dried P-scle-,
100 boxes new Rsisens;
IS tbis sss'd Nuts;
800 boxes a-sd Glass;
soz Tumbcrs,
Spires VI al kinds,
wo~d and Willow wsl-;
Brushes. &c &c.
2o bbi- Older vin.ear
'cse'hsr with large st.sk 81 other articles all Of
which W. VII ssE Gu re2sons',e terms,
ei3tfj WILSON L HARLEY
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-24
Last Chance I

SnQp13 WI - 80 more, and the last, distribu
y 0sa Of iets b the ulion Settlement Com
~. 49, Ge@ q y Yesk In rev days. for lots
y 09oooov, M Az pessoeA Wishing "a parchase
- ~ y Nlllao sh oAAU1L CAIIEN.
eosaes - osesnd end Aoca Islands
H4S4oo - Oct ~ n
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-24


SCA1EEEEkEyS, ORlDa. \ On.
lAr01fnns AND pnAlDAe II
DAuo@ PAIWyA OLA p1NyuNHAY.
be-. be-,
10 WILLIAM o5nnU9. Ger. ua>hpas, Nsv Ys,k
THvlT0 the stssntioa Of ~ lrAde 70 tAeis lsrrr
md vsrtsd stock ~ Orues, pA,nts OSla TsIfunery
he II edition u their rsgulAs trportstlGS a
etaps Drass tasy siso reoslvtps dirsot s0a sAe
scurcss Of peoAnetton and mAnuin0iurs snpulios 81
Tooth. usir md MAIL Draahss. nronses Oorks Nor.
tars. epnnGss, vssasA aad naGiiAA psrfunsry. L.
bins kxssscss, and many other articles Usually e..
hrase4 IN DruaGista' Stoke, vheA tney Are aso "a.
shled 10 c6sr on The rsost eAvAAtAosoes tsras.
orders either In psrsna Or b. DAu, VIII raealve
eAseDt e0entsaa. suSSA1y
View ~ 0.ma.er's ll1e6llaStos Ian
LQun prisoner. pelt 10 vslls Of 0iess,
Oeauty1 o0ect Win beauty vsgp boesn,
Nog %, or ~ soAo uorancR veal q vAs,
Dut aowees Astlllaa. Though NJ v4sh vtnlSs p,z.s
Lose bat Aelr sAew. tAsas ssAstAnas s>lil I've
nvaa assv AiaessAs sssAisnasss nslsAets 4, y
~ ssAls ~ ha4ta~ oAnele bottlss epsn Sry
sr<---a..s.1u=z..s-,.--s.@s4
Y1slle Arm nAAl sas49s.ss- Nm,
- ~" '' .s:.ss 4 :. : ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-24

q. 5. LIFE INSURANCE,
ANNCiTY AND TRUST COMPANY,
OF PHILADELPHIA. PPM.
- 81 SVShOOU
kTEfHEF 4. CRAWFORD, Pr~s
LAwRENCE JOHNSON, Vice Pres
PLisSv FISK. Secretary and Trsasur-r,
PIRLn, Agent,
state iemcrsss 0tdce, Da senpori, lows
septie-3:.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-24
Feed nDY to Hungry

Feel Ie5 to uun9Ty.
~ = q u - ps1na ~.
Juss rssslve1 anA ~ sale, -
isAanAAf r. pAl4uIIs n. D 90.
TVHIIDAnu'u Wo01M 1AI1Ao D yA0Q1D-A
" su1ast os4teas, juss reootve9 - JOUyA
.Dso11 sGysse bseUeao U9oSaA - v00s
~ O01 = toU1 q J0U6sA
uvalVA aaAUoDe - - -.
AAaS svss bs1sss s0Ws1 ~ 0aseee. =
s109
OEsoB0O OUeGoD0ooO.
A 800 Z; : g, ::''R - sN ei1 !; s.:
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-24

SusSaD0fb,
"a sAsV aAa viil sili sseass choice sslsu,,sns
ooWAAu ALnxN,
eee1ad etsecs. opposite ~ Cla,ss ncV, navsspo,4
Aovas lbssUssA 1A1a aAd hyAAs,l sensi-dsf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-03

NARROW EsCAPE.-Miss Laura Newman, a
young lady, was accidentally shot in the head by a
ball from revolver in the hands of Mr.. Charles
Hubbard, at Williamsburg, Va , on Friday morn.
ing last The Gazette says
Miss Laura and the young gentleman were ex
amining loaded revolver, and the latter, in ex-
planning the mode of operation, unfortunately and
unconsciously, let the hammer fy, W hiGh exploded
the cap and sent the ball against the head of the
former Miss Newman fell to the floor and MIR.
Hubbard immediately retired for physician DIR.
Camm soon arrived, and strange to say, he dis
covered that the ball had not penetrated the skull
but struck obliquey against the craninm near the
temporal bone. The ball was very much fstten ed
1t was indeed narrow escape from death The
young lady is doing remarkably WELL and will
probably entirely recover in short time
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-03

REMARKABLE Loss OF BAGGAGE BY FIRE
very singular instance of loss of baggage by =
railroad passenger, occurred on Wednesday on
the Erie road. A lady had her wardrobe in a
carpet-bag, which was placed in the rack over
her seat, and not far from of the ventators in
the top of the car. During the passage there was
a smell of burnt CLOTH which could not be account.
ed for, though it elected considerable inquiry -
On arriving at Jersey City, the lady attempted to
take her carpet bag, when she found that instead
of her rich silk robes and fine laces, and snowy
white night cap and gown, she had bag of ashes
and mass of black cinders. So confined had
been the fire, that the cloth had charred without
blazing, the conductor concluded that the accident
had arisen from spark entering through the ven
tiator and asked her to make out list of things
destroyed She was Immediately compensated.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-03

BLACK REPUBLICAEIsM IN WlsCONsIN-The
bill entitled an act relating to evidence, and repeal
ing part of the Code excluding negroes, mulat.
toes, Indians and black persons from being wit
nesses has passed the Wisconsin Senate. During
the debate the bill the following amendments to
the title offered "A bill to equalize the white
black and mongrel races" Not agreed to. IAN
act to repeal tyrannical provision of the Csde,
placed there by the Democratic party in le5l" -
Not agreed to. "A bill to carry out the policy Of
the Black Republicans" Not agreed to-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-03

LITERARY ITEM-The Richmond correspondent
Of the Petersburg Express says:
The literary world will soon be favored with
romance from the pen of one Of the most inteec
tual gentlemen of Virginia-St. George Tucker,
Esq, Clerk of the House of Delegates. 1t is a
historical novel, founded upon Bacon's Rebellion.
and entitled "Hansford" Men of high ability,
who have perused the proofsheets, pronounce it
a work of uncommon merit and as it is the result
of MIR. fuckers first effort in the character of
novelist, the public will look forward with eager.
ness to its appearance G. NJ. West, Richmond, is
the publisher.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-03

BAKER, THE PUaILisT AT LARGE Judge Da
ves, of the New York Supreme Court has admi.
ted Baker, the pugilist charged with the murder
of Poole, to bail, in the sum of $1,000! Upon his
discharge, the sporteys gathered around him and
almost overwhelmed him with Congratulations; af-
ter which, they adjourned to bar room in the
neighborhood and partook of variety of refresh
ments.
Mclaughlin, Turner and Hyler, were also ad
mitted to bail In 500 each
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-03

Miss Shyrock, an old lady OF Loudoun county.
Va was burnt to death on Tuesday of last week,
and her house entirely destroyed
A wealthy citizen of Brooklyn, on Christmas
day, distributed S25 600 among his nephews and
nieces.
The moderate weather at Wheeling up to Tues
day night had caused the river to rise TO over
feet
The Trenton IN. j. Society for the relief of in.
digent widows and single women hare funds to
the amount OF Sc 500 invested
A trader in Hartford, Conn distributed to the
poor cAildren of that city one thousand pairs of
rubber overshoes on Christmas day.
The Sheriff. of Hudson county, N J., treated the
prisoners in his custody on Christmas day with a
| rich dinner of turkeys.
The total number of deaths 10 New York during
the past year was 81 ,263, being about 1000 less
| than in 1855, and 200 less than 1854.
Thalberg has determined to give one or two
free concerts in Boston.
An effort is in progress to raise Walker recruits
| In Boston.
The value Of imports at Philadelphia, last year,
was $l7 s5e, GIT.
Hon. Robert G. Nicholas, formerly U. S. Senator
| from Louisiana, and whose death was recently
published, was son of the late Gov. Nicholas OF
Virginia.
The second snow storm of the season In New
York commenced Wednesday mo ming with some
prospect of sleighing for New Years.
Col j. A. Hammer has been appoin ted tobacco
| Inspector In Martins warehouse, Lynchburs. vice
| Thos G. Hill.
A Young Mems Christian Association has been
organised In Fredericksburg. Va, with Hon Jonn
Tsy!oe Lomax for its President
The Masons of Fredericksburg. Va. celeolasea |.
st. johns day, Saturday, by collation. ana
! torch light procession ct night
Ice from six to ten inches thick 10 being puf Up
I In Spottsyl ylvAnia county, Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-03

CoTToN IN CHAECERY-The Liverpool eng
iand) Mail says that quantity of cotton import.
ed sixty years ago. when cotton was worth from
one to two shillings per pound, was sold, . few
days ago, by order OF the Court of Chancery. for
4a pence per pound. The cotton, when landed or.
iginaiiy, was warehoused, but ewing to some dis
puie between the importer and the warehouse
owner. the whole affair got into Chaucery, and
was only recently decided -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-03

"TLL CALL AROUND AND PAY."-What world
of woe ID contained in these few words to the
poor artizan and mechanic "I1l call around and
pay" says the rich man, to avoid the trouble of
going to his desk to get the necessary funds, and
the poor mechanic is obliged to 60 home to dissp.
point his workmen and all who depend upon him
for their due. 1t is an easy matter to work; the
only real glory in this life IL an independent idea
of being able to sustain yourself by the labor OF
your own hands, and it may be easily imagined
what crashing force there Is in 'Tn call around
and pay" to the laboring man, who depends upon
that pay for subsistence. If those who could pay
would only pay at once, IL would place hundreds
and thousands in q condition to do likewise and
would prevent much misery and distress.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-03

ALLEGED MURDERER ARRKsrEp wv. T. Al
exander, the alleged murderer OF DR.. e. Cleve.
land q ST Louis, Mo-, ON the 2ist inst, has been
arrested Il St. Charlss. His real name 10 Wn 8.
Sharp, Only 10 years of age, and Ii . nephew Of
Col h. p Sharp, of Frankfort, KY, . conspicuous
actor In the well known Kentucky tragedy" who
was assassiuatsd by Oryilie Bsauchamp, In 1896.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-03

SOMETHING NEW-CLOTHE ES SAVED.
y The subscriber having determined to open
attention of families Hotel keepers and the public
generally, to the many advantages he offers In Wash
ing and Ironing lst. He intends using his patent
scarcely at all; 2ndiy. He proposes to do washing
for families at price that will enable them to do
with fewer servants, thereby saving expense and
any appointed day, and returned neatly washed and
iron ed in few hours notice. His Laundry 10 at his
residence on Marshall street, three sqnares above
Brook Avenue, where Clothes Can be diied without
being soilea b, the dust of the city He expects to be
in full operation by the lst Of January next. For
further information please call a. hs shop, on 9Th
street between Grace and Franklin wh the Wash.
'1 SsM0Ims WIN. a. WOODWARD
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-03

EMIGRATION TO MIssoURI-Th press of Mis-
souri, state that news from every section betokens
its rapid settlement. The Liberty Tribune SAYS:
"The public lands in this district are nearly all
gone. We are informed that there are not exceed
ing $50 900 acres vacant. During the month OF
November 230 QUO acre were entered"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-03

SINGULAR INSTANCES OF AFFECTION IN A Dog.
Charles Hueston, man well known on the
Alabama river, but the last few years resident
of California, was killed by the explosion of a
steamboat near San Francisco few months since
noble Newfoundland dog owned by him escaped
injury and dragged the body of his master to the
shore. The dog was sent home to the mother of
the deceased residing in Perry county, Alabama
On being shown daguerreotype of his lost mas
ter, the dog immediately recognized it, and com.
menced licking it, and sending up the most pite-
ous howls since that time he has refused all food
and moans almost constantly When last heard
from he was in dying condition, and is probably
dead by this time Where, in human history, can
be found such an instance of devoted love, and
intense grief at the loss of q love onel
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-03

"AMICABLY ADJUsTED."-We learn from the
Wilmington Herald that Atlas j. Dardan, Esq, of
Anson county, and T. L. Hargrove, Esq, of Gran
vile county, both members of the North Carolina
Legislature, repaired to Fair Bluff on Tuesday
accompanied by their friends, for the purpose Of
settling an affair of honor. The difficulty was
amicably adjusted on the ground.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-03

NOVEL JAIL 1t is said that the klamath, Cal :,
county jail consists of live oak tree with chain
and staple attached 1t is well ventilated, and at
fords good opportunity for the study of astrono-
my and the barometer, especially when blankets
are scarce.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-03

A GOOD VOYAGE The Ship National Eagle
has recently made a voyage from Boston, Mass, to
China and back, in less than eight months inclu-
ding one month in port.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-03

1kAhD LEGISLATIVE BAsQUET-Ws learn
rom me chicago Democratic Press of rumor e
the effect that srrar gements are on foot to bripe
about re union Of the Legislatures of lows, Wis
consin, Indiana and Illinois, In Chicago during the
present winter = = - -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-03

SHOWED MT is said that during storm in
Troy, New York, last week, q flock of wild ducks
flying over the city, became loaded with sleet, and
several of them fell TO the ground and were
caught, their wings being frozen that they could
not use them
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-03

s OPERATIONS OF THE u. .. .MINT.-Operations of
the Mint at Phisdelphis for the month OF Oesen Der
were very Hight The 6sposts of gold from Asllfsr.
mia and from other sources only SlSs $3.50. The
silver deposits and purchases l52 44v-iu the
whole gold and silver S19 800. The gold eoinAgs
for the month hss been wholly In gold dollsTs,
e2a2 4e6 Ths silver colnsss was wholly in dunes
to the smount Of SES00O The copper coinage,
cents and half cents, to the amount of e20O5 s.
The whole coinage Of the month 10 covered In 4lp5.
0S8 pisces, Of tbs value Of o47t S5.7s. Ths coins
cluding SIS s66 In sold and Ue6S. .0s ia siivsr.