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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-29
--latest lrWsm Kansas.
Gov. Wsiksr Prepares so y~css-.
We make the following extract from .
private letter dated

emAke the following extract from i
private letter dated
LAWRENCE, Il. T., July II
Hon Robert j Walker having issued M.
proclamation declaring the people II Law
renee rebels for voting for city charter, and
having entered town with eight companies
81 troops to gave emphasis To- that view, will
! understand, leave Ia morrow The Oh.
Jcct ~ our charter was simply e. e1ualixe
the expense IL grading one OF two streets
and sprinkling them, removing nuisancc-.
and doing few acts u like outrageous
and Law defying character The v hole thing
WAS avolnntary act a. eqaalixe certain small
public expenses which bad hitherto been
bornc by few indi. iinals I'll. officers
had not been sworn IN, Nor any thing what.
ever do,e, under the private aud self a.
suined charter. The whole performance on
Walkers part has been nne of the sorr,,--t
iarees ever perpetrated b, u sane Il will not
say u seiet) man. Sc.
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nawkeye Insurance Company,


nfFlcE IN M. = DAVENpoRT'S BLOCK
~ over Ihshb Br.,her, harrow q s'.'. Iianktrx
hsa-" pffsee Hours, "a n totrN
DIRECTORS
u iiarrow., 6e" J. Davenport, 4. Merwin
Alfred Sanders Charles Lee.~, g. q Parry L. 81
i,s..sini, Iss baiseiI u u Woodward Joha
owshs, ! " Wiley A. n barrow, u !. shar.y
oFFIcERs
I. q DknAAINT Presldsni
tUAr Lk.ssfIE, Treasurer
DANIEL !. kHOREy, Recrriary
H,Mrs y sAnT"Mz y nsszr,t 4, com
Is u WOODWARD, Assi.'t aee'y
fhi. = a Home COMPANY l, iasurss exclusively
on the mutual ran The stack eonsi.i. Of premium
nos-, and there !. Eow sss0s IA such noses in rs.
~as-tnn - thr COMPANY All this property eau tse
reached " process from own courts. and there
fore unsT- sufficient guaranty that tn. netnbcss
viii rce1y.t The iasursd Ia caso ~ loss This
pAas ~ Insurance ha. into general use In this
EASTERN cities. hoeaa.e II consbnss eh~spness with
safety and keeps isoney circulating at home that
would gfhrfwi~s s'r s~mi sor.sl D.5iA~if
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-29

JAMES MOUWOvG,
SURGEON & MECHANICAL DENTIST
~ Oners his services snch his friends ana ,hc
public IN general, eeissinw that he and viii give
sesre setissactica in a work done Ia the Dental lGc
ne a. heen engaged In Dr 8oodreh's once far the
sess nne~n montbs, and believing that h. has sus.
sssa ave iosmer reputation Dentist, hr ssks fos
Ao1 - the patvnage NJ bis friends and the
sas acquisenents IN the knowledge of Den.
ussn. 80 asresesm~uta in his o6icc and laboratory
.asn seAs - 70 prepared 10 do any work 10 ths
49,. mas als mode of work 10 di8sseh, from ali
isst ~ sMss s.csi"n of the country, being more
e.Ssa9 Aea asreots, and wosa with more comfurt
sia iadsasasss 49,. = sss ~ ss.s.r y. w pa. " .rsin
other work appsstaiALng to Dssslsesv 80 " -
omee and resideuee eopnscfod os po.,,h 49,.
tein's residence. Any nam6ss n rsSss ~. s..n %
IL required Evsen
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To- We omit our river items to-day, as
there was literally nothing occurring at ths
wharf or at any other wharf on the river from
which We could hear directly or indirectly
A general stagnation prevails on the water.
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lV The base or stone work OF the Burt,
House !, about half done, and The work pro.
crossing very fast.
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NO. $50.


A RARE CHAN, Er-wHo WANTS To
"A exchange a Residence Nti htsh~r ,han .fxtt. =
aud between Rock Island .si H.rri.,n -. -,
o'usi ~ WY F'~"" y We. taa. ~ w -. apply tn
" W NORRIS
Auction~-r aai aracral AseGt
on s.coud, ad dror east 10 Perry :.
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nENTIHTs.-D DOCT. n. TENDRR9 HIa
~ tAanks 10 the public ssnerally, fas IL Ahessi
ycass constant practice In his profssslon and wouId
tntorm them that he hes associated With him tn ks
procession Duct L a. Morrison, Of PhiadspAia. wko
hae hed ioag expsrienee, and comes ven recsun-
0eaAsd In Densslry.
In rseon8snding ourselves to the public ~ VIII,
y ~ eesee eu4sas0s to give saiislhesion.
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Etr a writer in the Ne~s appears utterly
unable 10 get IL into his head that a man NAV
he regarded as honest and Of high integrity
yet at the same time those who thus regard
him lie msstakea. As was one. remarked in
substance 10 n more notable person, ne should
not Ark ns To furnish hit., with ideas and brains
no defiance Is Necessary when We have appealed
TO the people not Ia keep the present Sheriff
in Office two years longer, making twelve
years hut 10 elect q successor so that NIL his
official affairs may be squared mp wc have no
objection But We understand a certificate
dcfence thai ND such settlement can be possi-
bly, needed in his case. Is being irepared--bnt
not for the Nc,es
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ATpR AGE, FuRw ARDING & COMMISSION
>, ~ slSEse The late nrm Of aoodrich, Wheel
es Naufis having ecen dissolved the .ats~~ribrr
W. safinae the hs-ine.. at the Warehouse lately
orcaVitl hy tlso' Fsskr, opposite the q n
RAlresi DePt
Former customers vii please address their esa~r.
% soe4iIch q CO whteh -haii receive prompt atten
iiaa i4r2ssfl GOODRICH 4 tsb
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sOo9C GUU9G8ys
TINE JuNENuABka or THE NEW YORK
.rsceegrsps.c and via~ Arr JonsaAi" sisss I
tseeas ssiii of nj Adam the FAca0grapAlss u sAs
peeesette wheaA ~ has exhlbtsion, uxa - VHisS
ego4 psssDos yell hsown n shls stsy. NJ 4. ~
vosy eoteeoas 1bs asa1iag by mail =
os4 . - os.ssy = nss1y ssssss - yssvtll -
UsS ss1esse& i9D0
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0c.0au 8 A0uertiscments,

ss k'ESs n SesLKs. cHt~
EVANS, CHEW a CO..
WHOLESALE 0ROCERs. EXCLUSIVE
~ IN Wholesale Corner Second and Perry sts.
ps'ssnl"H Iowa Aseni. for Latin 4 smith. fow.
arf M'l'- H2Ssf
P1sAN AND WORK.,
THEN doD WILL HELP YOU" A NEW
.L ser'e. ~ In.snlle h"k. translated FROM the
cravings and illuminated covers eo,nprl.is.
M.ren Won wo''helm and ii. chi'ircn
The Baaou
Louis the r~form.j NY.
4 Besas and shot
frsgk the LATHE Cheat
The Christmas tan
fne" - zach ~ cents, At III. Ia~a B.ak fs.am.
)" 10 Rrsiy street near the r..i oflcs
'm2sM EIi ADAMS
WRAPPING. PAPER.
NM REAMs STRAW AND RAd WRAP
D11 TING Taper. including Crown. Medium
Doa,. trown and benble Medium suitable ior .,io
sr'-, Butchers A. Also, large .lnrs for 1iah aud
Haas Also W htte Tea end Manila papef- all al
Manufacturers price, ~
y" 10 s.iy street, near The -, otier
'mssai ELL ADAMS
We w. music.
usr RECEIVED by EXPRESS FROM
- Publisher.
The M,'ha~k Nslic, fcks D, ! 4 Fowler
Royal" Victoria Nsl.c erillsn,r b, Alrhon-s i.e.
s~ectly now I. Music sighting, y, W 4 wh.,
Ne quiet, 10, Iilc.ll m, Mother, b, ! Il rhom..
i,arIns He.-'e song by y " lhnmas
:. The in.situie thotas BrL me~ tie. neak hy
Frsnci. ~ Hrown
The Guitar At tisn.. a selection fton, the u,a.t
Icy a",et IoVet aud other popular writer. con,
Piled w isnes fint Al the Plane Forte Ware
Mao s,rsct between Front aud sreosi
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Tug RIvER.--The river is now falling a,
the rate Of about inches every - hours. and
boats are beginning to exercise close caution In
navigating the Rapids. The Bridge il De
longer talked about.
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RoBnsRs.--Mr. L. Bradley had a wallet
taken ont Of the pocket of his pants night he
fore last, containing nearly nifty dollars. The
pants we're under his pillow
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for Sole.

l'oR sALE.--li0RsE. BUGGY. HARNESS..
I Saddle and nEti. tll this property il nf tho
yer, ar.t quality aud will te sod eh.sr for cash os
part GA titar ~ given la part PAY for hens. and oi
- ~ exchange Tot a lot
As aaif a 4 IAIls
l.>ARM fOR SALE -rHE SUBSCRIBER
] wishes IA dispose - hi- Esrn. situated siron,
three aud hall mile. tr"m town, west tot Iscusi o.
consisting ~ " aervs 10 under cultivation sith
The above ~i he -sli tsw 80 reasonable tcim.
and Ia io,- tS suit purshs.er-
Davenport, Juls - wM ! CARROLL
nss2~'
Lon SALE A PAIR of MARES on A
! dark iron graz eulai perfectly matt he'd la so
and clot very desirable either fof carnage wsg
en .eani "a ever, r"-re'' aud gs",l. e @ hsras.-
yssli~' ata J. Alrkail- onaer.
1 EASE foK SALE THE SUBSCRIBER
an.,- frr sale the ira.. and xnrs. ~ the Hard
Nars sinf" he naw occupies, A. he Intends .e"a -
r~mpA" Ia hl. new store IN Strhali- Hluet III.
a'os. s,ore i-~,l lifted np and oi the hes, 10.
Gated "a ti" cit, fat trade
! wasnHrRSE
Davenport Jals Hath 1851
k,oR sALE--A PAIR af THREE YEAR
! sid Mnls., well hrckea "a Harness and un. an,
her Wagon, new with uafnes. all lifted an 10
seen a, work "n Ma,n street, esar the fr.t bapust
church, t"r a few day-
| sok SALE oR LEAsE. ron TEN YEARS.
l Sa fa.t nf ground hI iao ~ SECOND street
near Grant raw alii Also, s,1 Zee, isndas oh ~,
l ksef Witch I. a s.@d landing l.f un.iver Ard Nj
| sr.and would make s,-,i lumber ,sa
/ Alan frame upu.r - lea@r
fof further particulars enauir" on the pr.ni.r.
| ~ in IiiHk>oR
NNN AcRks az fIRsrcLass LAMBS
| eNNNI ehoie" ..irriipns la different paris ~
Iowa taf sale, exchange Tot III, ssso.i- slahts.
| hats aud eai'- e cts praprri.
R.sl E-tst. itroker
| iesoitn Nest d~r nattk ~ ~. = - ap stas,s.
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Oue Prize Store.
=. -. PAH kk 4 CO.,
tspeesssoss 10 HD~AsD AIBss,
Wholesale ani kesaIi Dealers In
WssAy Msas cssshlne,
G1WeAs, Casee0DeSee,
vsseta9s. Ard 0en1ls.
9ss's easassA1ng OssAs.
uAVE NOW IN STORE, OVER 10 90
1 i Dollar. worth " the atDy~ mentioned 10 ~is
which mast b. seld We have sysrhaulsd our ~h vi.
.i"ek aud msrked our s-is down l@ass nfssen ..
eeht and h.s. rss.,ssd from this das forward 4,
seil a. uSE PRICE sad so low that ve a.f, r.,,,,,
ution W. are sennsctsd with the well kno~a =.
.asiishm~ht Il unntagdoa, Wordsworth 4 Parks. II
ahirAs" ana h,st1n, and we buy s0ssts II Msanf1r
inrers pf1es with thes~ faciisiisa ~. 'hnk Ne ea,
0nsf Jon great haruAins
Particular .ttsatIcn psid "a the manaf.ctnr. Of
Custom Work 0Aru,snts warranted 10 d. o. 40
sale. - = =
Edward Alden
may II ~ PARKS 4 Co
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AVS, Blss0n 81 q tnkw, New Of.s
EVANS, CHEW q co..

tSnccessef u OoodfleA. Curtiss q YantIsD
E0KW WARDIN6 AND COMMISSION MER-
Il CHANTS. Warehouse, oppcsi,e X X depot
Dealers IL Grain, flour. saii cosaeni and all de
sesIpf.ons u Farm iroauce
Orders solicited aad slieaiea 10 with dispatch for
the purchase .Rls af 1rsin Produce In this aud
other markets
par facilities ample Tor the storage OF oil kinds
ef Grain saa ffelacs
LAbSta cash advances made On consl lsunen,s when
desiFg1
spse.s stlsG.ion paid 10 receiving and fofw .rding
goeis - railroad or river Charges At established
kg4asrscEs Cock 4 sargent, BAnkers, Daven-
bert Cknbb Bro, harrow 4 Co, bankers, Daven-
pcrt SASkalss Campbell 4 Co, Davenport, Geo W.
Tn. Banker Buffalo Bank Of Orleans. Aibson. N.
+. nsehr.s So Bank, y. y Thosnas keanpshall,
ksq, Roehester. y v Waiter wcdell. y Y city !.
HasapArv, s Co, chicaeo warts. Hatch = CO
chicasp, " AeAils,er. Ess, Chicago; poaghty,
wiksasoa 4 Co poaghk~.psle, Watkins 4 ows~y
Commission Merchant. Louisville, Ky
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u. DALzh:i.L 4 co..
WHoLEsALE AND RETAIL GRoCERs.
w Forwarding aud Commission Merchant. -
Dealer. IL salt temeHt, Plaster, oiass aud Nails
Corner seeand aud Perry streets lan2s sSsf
BURROWS PRETTYMAN,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MER.
Il CHAINS, froiaee Dealers, aAd whoie.al.
asa ke5aii neAlcs~ IN Dry Gyc3s, Qnesnswa.s, aro
eeliss, os.- slsYs., Hats, eiothlng salt kc frant
Hsvia. smp'e reen fsr storage we shall pay par.
tlsaar altszils1 - R.eslvin. Storing aud Forward
Ing a~g Oeeds euasAgasa 90 car care
1ssh pad a. all tnsee for Produce
A4e DAVENPORT STEAM FLoURISG MILLS
n he kcpt IA Constant operation, asd fariers arr
talaFla&4 mat pay at all sllu~s IA Cash the high
90; Prise fsr SAcsi Flour always IN hapd
BURROWS 4 rRETfYMAN
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=. WILSON 0UuTEAu,
a TIuRNEY AT LAW NOTARY PUBLIC
"A AND eOSxEYANCER
Particular and prompt attention given To Convey
sneins and the COLLECTION of p.hts
Also COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FUR th,
stase. OF Maine. Vermont, New Haunp.hirc Na-sa
ehas.tt-, New York, New Jersey, Pcnn.y yiynnin
virginia OHIO, Tennessee, k-ntnrks, Iitltlai. and
Missouri
ohics With ,hs caunts Judge a, the Cour, House
ma4s-h
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-04-16

WIDOWS AND WILL.S-The New Yoyk
Mirror, journal devoted to the IaJies'
Ieterest, speaking of the poor uhJ,w
whose dear d"rartrd' makes it coud;.
ton IN hts ''ia /. will aad IL. lament" ,ba,
II she marrIes again il must hr a, the sa-
crIfce of all the worldly goods she inb.r.
itS, prononnces il n species OF coniuoai
cruelty extending beyond The grave.
winch although it may not be punished
by Law, cannpt be too severely rsnroba-
TED by public opinion. There Is. saws the
mirror. young, healthy, handsome wid-
ow IN New York city, who has income
OF $4,000 year, aad who wants IN
marry man who has not the slightest
objection to the union. But her late bu.-
oAnd, whose Jealousy, it SEEMS, did no,
end with his lie, left wicked will j, inc
all his property to collateral relative. Il
ms widow should wed second husband.
The Mirror understands that the victim
OF this outrage has offered $4,000 wear
out OF her income Of S15, 900 to have the
cruel condition cancelled, but the party
to whom the property would revert is
memorable.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-04-16
DIR 5,
M ES.

Paints OebSs V0FnHSs1eS, WHn0OW
Glass, Paint Brushes. &c., &c.
TNHE subscriber has in store, and is receiving
Il additions to replenish his stock Of goods.
which he will sell at the lowest rates. A fea
articles are named below.
nzrcs AND MEpIcISEs--Qunine, Castor Oil,
Erso.n Salts, lpecac, Tartar Emete, Opium,
Cod Liver Oil, Canaphor, Rheubarb, Spirit
Hartshorn, Spirit Nitre, Blue Mass, Copperas,
Indian Vegetable Pills, Brahdreth's 3 Pills, Me.
Lanes Liver Pills, Indian Chologogue, Hamp.
tons Vegetable Pills, Essence jamaica Ginger
Extract SarsaparIlla, Lees Anti-bilioGs Pills
Arrow Root, Lnudanum, Alcohol, OIL Vitriol
'Madder, Potash. EHT ~r1
ToMET TARTIcLEs.-Wood's Hair Restora.
tive, TncOpherua, Kataerson, Pomatum Hair
Dyes, Washing and Shaving Soaps, Co!ognes
Lubins Extracts, Hair Brushes and Cembs
Tooth and Nail Brushes, Bathing Sponges, &c.
PAINTS, YARNIsMEs, BRusHEs.-Laves &
WetheriLI's White Lead, Boiled and Raw Lin
seed Oil Spirit TurpeDtine, Liiharge, Red Lead
Venetian Red, Red and Yellow Oehre, Chrome
and Yellow, Lamp Black, Burnt ard Raw I'm
Der, and Terra Sieuna, Japan, Copal and Coach
Varnishes, Paint Brushes, Sash Tools, Busters
VaFuish Brushes, Camel Hair Pencils, &c. +,s
CHARLES STOTT,
Druggist and APO,hecary, stf
Cor. 7ih ST. and Penn. Ave.
.- Washington City, d. c
June I2k--Jm r-r.r-
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-04-16

q J. Il II
And what amount of seed do youh III
gathered from TIE little paper lpAf-
chased in Paris. Neatly If n0E,nite
two bushels! and bad nor tbe Iice3foke
into the field. / believe / kLouldhave
bad three. a.
/ Offs properties for the proAaglbn cf
sugar can say nothing, | on know
that II tastes like the. commd sugar
cane. and il full Of Juice about - time
the fifsi heads ripen. As gree BIDDER
- 40 = sefr thins rhfkl >sgs,
Horses. sheep. and hogs are eertsinIy
inordinstely fond of it, and so full are the
stalks of saccharine matter. that they
must be both nutritious and fattening.
cannot say what kind of bread or cakes
the seed will afford, nor can Itellwhat
kind Of dry fodder the plant will make
when cut green; these experiments ]
have yet to try, and now that I have the
seed intend to do IT on a grand STALE
shall plant it in rows, or drills, sball
SOW il and shall cut il at different stages
TO try It's qualities as a dry fodder LIE,
me repeat over and over again. that ii
stands drought better than anything We
have-it does not seem to require rain
after it is once up. G.w.k,
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-04-16

EccLEsIAsTIcAL.-Thc Catholic Mirror,
OF last week, makes the following an
nouncement>:
We learn that The Right Fet. John
McCsfier"v. president Of Mount So Marv's
College. Emn.i:tsbnrg. has been sppnint-
ed to the See of Charleston: Rt. Rev.
John Barry, laie administrators Of Savan-
nab, IS now Bishop elect of that See
Rt. Rev. Francis Mcfarland. P. p, of
ST. Pairick's. Cincinnati, rs coaoiutor To-
the Bishop of PhilsdeIpIia. The official
documents have arrived for these app. nut.
ments. We presume thai other appoint
tnents for the other ecclesiastical pro-
vinces have been made and az e known BY
this time in the proper quarters.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-04-16

suspicion that some foul play had been
enacted, as the unfortunate woman had
previously told her nelghbors that her
husband had threatened her life. The
door was burst open by the officers when
horrid sight was revealed The unfor-
tunate woman was found dead in her
bed mass of gore. The man. all cover
ed with blood, had bee:n lying quietly
beside his murdered wife apparently
sleeping until disturbed by the police.
Like an iniuriated beast he aroused him
sssllf from. his lair, and seizing q razor
M lay tVsidA his he'd made desper-
ale effort tocuthis own throat. He was
seized, and though struggling desper-
ately ~ ovefcome and his hands tied.
He at dsS. Sdmitted that he had COM
mitted~ ~tf smafd der, and that he had done
it for reasons Best known to himself. He
said he killed her about O'Clock in the
morning. The body was yet warm,
though life was extinct. The bed and
bed clothes were completely saturated
with blood. On an examination it ap.
peared that she had received two stabs,
one in the right breast, seserIng the
lungs and the other ON the left side
glancing to the shoulder blade. The
wound on the right side was mortal.
Travers is an awning maker by trade
and had been married but eight months
to his wife. She was young woman
not over "a years Of age, and said to be
very prepossessing in appearance
Everything in the room bore traces oI
nea,ness and careful housekeeping. a,
far as she was concerned. but On the
table near the bed was bottle of liquor
half drained Of its contents. This fac
reveals at least one incentive to the hor
rible murder, as it would be hut charita
BILE to suppose the man partially insane
from drink. or how could he commi: suct
deed? The instrument of death, large
pocket knife, was found in his possession
He was lodged in jail and will be ar
raigned for murder
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-04-16

DoME~TIC TRAGEDY -.NuT.er Gnd Su-
icide.-The fact that Julius Buchey, a
citizen of Bullitt county. Ky., had killed
his daughte-. Miss Bette Buchv. on
Thuraday last, and then put an end TO
his own life, was mentioaed briefly BY
telegraph on Monday. The following
are the particulars of the tragedy as set
forth in the Louisville Courier:
A young man named John Roby, a
neighhor. had been paving hi. addresses
to the daughter, who was partial to him,
but the match was <trenuouSlv opposed
by the father Of the girl He had an in
timation or impression that tkey were
about to elope to married, and on the
fatal evening the young lady, who was
about II years OF age, told her father.
who had but the moment before entered
the room, that she would paw a visit &,
a neighbor. This excited the suspicions
Of the father, who demonstrated with her
and refused TO let her leave the house.
AEgrv words ensued, and in the heat oI
passion he frs; struck her, and then drew
a revolver and shot her twice, both shot.
taking effect. one through her head and
the other in her back. The unfortunate
girl fell dead at his feet. in the presence
of th" horrors ricken vile and mother.
The wretched man, on the Instant o.
committing he deed. ruShrd from the
house with the fatal weapon in III. hand
pursued by son, who had been Elastil,
attracted to the scene hy the report o
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-04-16

SAD BEREAvEMENT.-Sunday after
noon witnessed a me holy cortege in
the streets Of New -(sSs. 1t vas
long and sad proces eowina 10 tee
grave the mortal rt ,ssl6sFof twoof toe
daughters OF our esteemed townsrnan
DR.. William Rushton. They died, one
at midnight on Saturday night and the
other few hours later, of that dreadful
disease, the scarlet fever, and are now
lying entombTd together-one young
wife, who leaves her first infant sick of
the same disease, the other promised
bride, whose wedding was to take place
within few days. They were the
grace of the best society in New Orleans
lovely, we'll nurtured, refined, and
tenderly beloved-but week ago The
centre around which clustered the most
joyous hopes OF fond hearts for the iu.
ture; now the tenants of common grave
watered by passionate tears. The news
of this terrible affliction, rs soon as an
nounced on Sunday morning. .addened
the whole city. We have never wit
messed more profound and universal
sensation, of loving regret for the earlv
dead, and affectionate sympathy in the
grief of The survivors of a stricken house.
hold.-.NeV Orleans Picaytt.e.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-04-16

The TRAGEDY AT LoUisvILLE.--FUr-
Mer Pariicuhrs.-The telegraph has
already mentioned that Thomas Travers
had been arrested at Louisville, KY,
charged with the murder of his wife,
Mary Travers, on Thursday night last
The Courier states that Travers had been
intoxicated Cor several days. and that the
neighbors heard him when he came
home about IL o'clock at night. /: then
proceeds:
They heard no unusual noise in the
room during the night, and in the morn
ing their curiosity was first aroused by
the unusual stiffness that prevailed in the
room. As the day vote away suspicion
was aroused, and about noon hole was
punched through the partition wall, and
the man and wife appeared 10 be ASLEEP
on :he bed. They were called, and the
m~n replied, saving that his Nile hac
gone out TO attend TO some sewing
This vas known TO be false. and informa
lion was conveyed TO the police o. th.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-04-16
NEW SPRING GOODS.

A FULL and complete assortment just re-
IA ceived and for sale, consisting Of LADIES
DRESS GOODS, viz Robes, Bareges, Cling
bans, Lawns, Calicoea, &c. Gentlemen = do. =
Cloths, CaSsmereS, Vestimgx. large assert
ment of READY MADE CLOTHING. Also
A FULL STOCK OF
FARMING UTENSILS, CRoCKERY
WARE, HATS, BOOTS AND SHOES
and all o.he: goods usually kept in Country
Store. The attention of our friends and the pub
lie is called tn our Sfock-calI and examine.
SPALDiNG & DURANT.
April oath, 1856.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-04-16

The following oath is said 10 have been
administered IN the Iowa Legislature to .
little boy ten years Of age, chosen TO fold
up documents: "YOu do solemly swear 10
.uprort The Constitution of the United
States and Of this State. and to fald pgpvs
to ihe best OF your ability. no help yos,
G. d. -~
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-04-16

~ RANT SIND VOLTS GRIM
" CRADLES. Cradle Blades, Grass
aud Bramble Scythes, and Briar Hooks,
for sale by -. .......
SPALDING & GREENWELI..
June 9Th, 1855.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-04-16
HID ES! TDE 81!
GRUPY S STANSBURY,
HIDE AND LEATHER DEALERS
Corner of South and Vatsr SIS
B1IiiI7ore. Md,

B1IiiIqore. Nd,
NETANiS 10000 HIDES. Mer-
, w chants Farmers and Others will
90 we'll 6y calling On. ~ consigning their
Hides to US. w" are payiag Z to cts
for Green, and Is to rs c!s. for Dry
We also oGrl The largest and best as>ort-
ment OF l.rather 10 be- !o;.ad in the CITY.
wc-zr Don't iorg t the Corner OF South
aud Water streets.
Dec. 11lh, 1N,g6---tf. .......