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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-04

ADAMs HousE, CnIcAoo-Every
traveller through the Western States who
has vi~ited Chicago has not failed to be i'm
pressed with the grandeur Of the hotels
which form such > prominent feature Of that
AouriAhing city And yet notwithstanding
the number Of the public houses which A.
ford accommodations for the Thousands Of
persons which are daily stopping there, the
demand for hotel room has. - yet, failed to
be supplied. consequently capitalists are
yearly investing large sums Of money in
erecting edifices Of this kind. The travel
ling public will be grstified to learn that
there has recently been opened on Michigan
Avenue, hotel, which for splendor Of ap.
pearance. and elegance Of internsl arrange
ments is rarely surpassed In any city Of the
United States. Sucn is the Adams House.
and ~ such it will be found by all who
patronize It. The building IL l2O by lsO
feet, five stories high built Of brick. and
with special reference to first class hotel
business Its accommodations are on the
most extensive scale. and throughout every
department may be found perfect order and
every facility for ease and camfort, max
ing II one Of the most desirable homes for
the traveller stopping in that city The
proprietor Of the house is Vim. Adams, Esq,
gentleman Of large experience Mr.. d.
N. Adams, formerly o resident Of our city,
and a capital landlord. will ever be found
at his post ready to make all guests perfect
~ comfortable
The formal opening Of the Adams House
took place last Tuesday evening, on which
occasion, q laage number Of persons, con.
sisting Of residents Of Chicago, and guests
from abroad, convened and at nine o'clock
the doors Of the capacieus dining hall were
thrown open and the party sat down to
most magnificent repast, consisting Of the
good things which none but the most ac-
culinary artists can provide
After discussing the bountiful repAst then
came the toasts and speeches, which were
highly appropriate upon the OCCASION
After many fine things were said the Great |
Western Brass Band came out and discours-
ID most excellent music, and an occasional
bottle of very palstable champagne, when
he whole company broke up, highly salts
led with the manner in which they had
,een entertained by the generous hosts Of
The Adams House.
To the public in general We would indi-
,ate that in going to Chicago there can be
ound no more pleasant quarters than those
Afforded at the above house Its ocular
location for the convenience of persons 60
ng to o. coming from the East, renders it
he most desirable house in the city, it be-
ng 40 near the Great Central Depot that
here is no expense for carriage hire or por-
erage in order 10 pass from the hotel to the
ars-which by the way is an item Of no
Importance in that city
.gain we would say to our friends, and the
'ublic generally, bestow liberal patronage
lpon the Adams House
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-04

We understand from gentleman from
Hickory Grove, that the Vigilance Commit
tee arrested a man by the name Of Teeples
at Bear Creek on Wednesday evening. and
after trial was sentenced to be hung, which
sentence they Immediately proceeded to ex-
ecute. After hanging him, the Committe &c
notified his friends that they could take
charge Of his body, which they at once
proceeded 10 do, and as his neck was not
broken, he was restored to life The Com.
mittse hearing this, Immediately prepared
to re-execute him. but he begged for his
life, promising to divulge all he knew Of the
gang. lie gave many names Of persons
connected with horse stealing and counter
feiting. and We may expect lively times in
that quarter.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-04
BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY HousI

BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY HousR.
Msssrs. Sobricker 4 s.Matthss hsvs 70.
esssly fitted op large and oommodious
Store epd Bakery On Brsdy street, be-
tween Front and seoond, and are now
engaged 10 manufacturing oil kinds Of
confectionery, cakes, pie, bread, and oil
the various articles furnishsd ct . fret
elsssssea ablishusns. .of. .thiG.kind withwhioh
they will supply The public on the short'
sat notice. Hetsls, stesnbosts, board
Ing housss. private fsniliss, psrsiss,
pio nies, wsddinGs, &s., will DO fitted
out in the best manner, at low prices -
These young men should rsesivs good
eneouraGsnsnt from osr oitissns. q
they will spare no pains to merit it,
Gall and ny then, end ~ ere eoaadsns
they will afford complete sstisfstion.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-04
No PAPER MoSDAY.-There will be
no paper issued from this Office on Monday
in consequence Of the general desire Of all
10 celebrate the Fourth
"Vandalism''---Bsbyism.

The Evening Ne1s 10 burning with I
perpetual thirst to appear ridiculous befor'
this community. Every measure Of rea
progression proposed for the general goot
Is met by TRADE of morbid sentimentalit,
peculiar TO the young. saturated with 70
mantle notions Of poetry, music and beauty
in the untouched forests. hills, plains ant
rivers Of the country To such minds III.
putting Of steamboats, laden with CONNER
Cial wealth, floating on the great Mississip
pi, is a sscrilcge 10 natural scenery and ~
violation Of the poetry Of virgin Nature.
The remorseless slaughter OF the "seas o
waving green" to prepare farms for the cul
ture Of the husband man is vandalism which
even the North American Indian would
scorn to perpetuate. Those graceful trees
with all their emerald canopies Of leaves,
are too beautiful TO be destroyed for the use
Of men Touch not the forest, level not the
hill, remove the vandalism Of the railroad
contractor, stop the profane use Of the silver
streams for commercial enterprise because
few crack Drained sentimentalists love 10
waste their time in looking upon Nature as
II ia, regardless Of the uses to which 1t may
be put!
We are Of the number Of those who he
lieve that what will contribute 10 the gen
eral good is more desirable than that which
only serves to feet Improbable sentimen-
tality in the few. The college grounds are
no sacred enclosures, hsllowed by the me.
nories ofpast heroisms, that they should be
hsrriers to the general improvement Of the
city. The road has been fenced up by the
present proprietors without a shadow Of
law or right and in defiance Of the property
owners on that street The old street or
road has never been vacated, and il wanda
lism is 10 be charged upon any one, it is the
soriid raps city Of the Trustees in seeking
to steal the highways for private uses, to
the great Inconvenience Of the public The
Ne~s will have to try again, and uncork a
few more bottlos Of sentimentality before its
readers will either grow Indignant or lachry-
NOSE
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-04

On THE IsLAND.-The S. Schoo
Union Celebration will be a splendid affair
We doubt not, and let every person who
takes interest in these matters be in atten
dance The Island is one Of the most pleas
ant places in the world 10 spend Fourth {
July.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-04

RAcEs.-The Race yesterday was .
two mile heat and repeat, for purse and
stake Of t4OO, and iu which MIR. Rubel's
grey mare. Maria Hamilton run with r. X
Aliens bay mare Kitty Hunt The former
won by one length. Time 1856 and S:5s.-
To-days running win be Of uncommon in
terest
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-04
Army Moving to Utah---Harney in Com
mand.
Washington. June 3Ot]

- O~>~s
Washington, June 30th.
learn that to-day official orders and
instructions were sent to Gen. Harvey,
who u to have command of the Utah
expedition, and that it is to be compos.
cd Of the Twentieth Dragoons, the
Fifth and Tenth Infantry-which viii
shortly be at Fort Leavenworth-t
gether with the battery Of the Fourth
Artillery, now at that post, all of which
will be prepared to march to, and cs-
tablish post at or near Salt Lake City
and at the earliest practicable day he
General Harney) will put the troops
en route, but will until that time retain
his present command of troops in Kan.
sas. On the 9th Of January next, af-
ter the Territory of Utah shall have
been entered by the troops, it will con.
atitute . new and separate military de-
partment, to be styled the department
Of Utah" to be commanded by Gener.
al Harncy, or the senior officer present,
who will, from the time of leaving
Fort Leavenworth, be the commander
Of a reparate army in the field, within
the sense of the seth article of war;
The armament and equipment deemed
most suitable for the service of the
battery Of artillery will be selected,
and, if necessary, extended in guns and
horses, by the commander Of the expe'
ditiou. ! also learn that under the au'
thority Of the Secretary Of War, the
post 1t Salt Lake City, when establish
cd, and any other posts. not exceeding
two in addition, that may be establish
ed in Utah, will be included among the
" chaplain posts" and adouble-ration
posts" of the army.
Capt. Duncan leaves here tomorrow
to take charge Of the troops now at
Carlisle Barracks, intended for the Utah
service.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-04

Cincinnati, July 2.
The Cincinnati train on the Mariet
ia and Cincinnati road, while crossing
the trestle works. IL miles west of Ma
r'etta yesterday "A. NJ, one car ran off,
fell a distance Of SO feet and smashed
to pieces. Twenty to thirty passen-
gers were in the car four were killed,
and twenty wounded.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-04

A large number Of workmcn are en-
gagged on Main street This will be one
Of the best northern outlets Of our city; the
grade viii be very easy, and nearly gradual
from the river to the top of the bluff.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-04

Elder Jones Hartxel will deliver an
Address in the Christian Chapel ON Brady
street, tomorrow Sunday afternoon at 4
o'clock. Subject. The Church--her position
to Temperance.
The public are invited to attend,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-04

Persons wishing to purchase lumber
are referred to the advertisement Of James
W. Cannon. who will be pleased to serve
customers at all times Let him be well pa
tronized.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-04

~A complimentary dinner is to
be given to Ex-Gov. Wright by hi,
friends At indianapolis, on the eve o.
his departure for Berlin-the 18th
proximo. ..,. + a..
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-04

TeWnship q, n. Range I, East.
EAnNnno = tits Tovas1ap Win nae u 70 their
- s1vensage TO eali On g Hlctox for p Drrk' =
Iesees Wire eence, who Aas bought the 1ovnsAip
Aloo, for oole
EIGHTY ACRES or FIRST RATE LAND
lnlg - va1ss 81 rses, a esssiaa =, In Tevnship
~ u 1aaoo I, 0s0e. W0 - ~ q bsrgsin.
&c ulOkOX,
esseer a lswa aad Rras sssssts, Davenport.
Susu0 +.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-04

The work Of extending the Leveo
still goes on. The soonerA 10 completed
and . wall put up, the better, as the action
Of the water carries away large amount Of
dirt daily.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-04

Providence permitting, Rev. II. Lin
derman will preach tomorrow (Sabbath)
morning in the Wesley Chapel. n. +. Church
Perry st., between Third and Fourth sts.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-04

IxGRAHAx ExEcUTED.-Ycsterday
at about twelve o'clock Ingraham suffered
the extreme penalty Of the law, by hang
ing A large number Of beings in human
form made up party to witness the awful
occurrence
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-04
Vermont Republican Convention.

49, Boston, July 2.
The Vermont Republican State con-
vention met at Burlington to-day, and
nominated Roland Fletcher for Gov.
ernOr, and James Slade Lieut.. Cover.
nor, and Henry n. Bates Treasurer
A series Of resolutions Of the Republi'
can stamp were adopted.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-04

The lecture Of 7. F. Mesgher on
Thursday evening at the German Theatre
was not upon the subject announced, but
was on the Life and Times Of Daniel O'Con-
NELL The distinguished Irish patriot was
introduced by his Honor the Mayor, and
was greeted with earnest and hearty a.
plsuse His style was not - graceful - it
was energetic, but his thoughts had all the
vivacity, wit and brilliancy peculiar to the
Irish orators. He was listened 10 with at
tentiOn and apparent satisfaction. and treat
ed the subject with great skill.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-04

TWIN CrTY Book STORE,
1nWD DePOF AND CIRCULATING LID1AAY,
81 st., opposite r Claire Houso-New York, Dsston
tAoa1elpeA. Clhcnnsti. OAirsgs and g. Losis d.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-04

Durant ION the N. l. n. r. R.) is
improving rapidly, $50 new comers
having located there this spring. A
steam Touring mill is going up; there
are already q number Of stores, shops,
&c., and two ,Churchcs-Congrega
tional and Episcopsl-Rev. J. s. Whit
tlessy being pastor Of the former and
Rev. Mr.. Campbell, of AuscaGine, 81.
ling the pulpit for the present in the
'a1sef. a.@ ~ se Il
HThc dead body Of man was
found in the Miasissippi river, near
Port Louisa, on the 26th inst. He was
about Is yaan of ago, 8 fset 10 inches
high, heavy set had ON two shirts two
pair Of pants, woolcn socks and heavy
brogan shoes In his pocket was
found . flask containing whiskey and .
paper containing the l6IoWing:
Thoms g. ArbuthsoA Rcdman p.
o, Tama Co. Iowa
Andrew Trohery bought forty acres
Of land Of me, TsG. A.. At the rate Of
Eve dollan and fifty cents per acre said
land lying about one milo from Salt
creek. ,soE RPEYEss
DEs NoIxrs Co.-The Democratic
Coave1tioa made The following nomi'
nations ON Saturday last For Judge
0. G. Wightman; Sheriff, A. J. Hill
house; Reoocasr John A. Ripley; As
seasor n. Chandler; Huryeyor, Mt.
Sargent .,.s. -, =
~HURDER AT KRoxux.-AsA sAock,
ing muir Ter was -eemnitAsd in Keokuk
on Tuesdev ~ SHaGzisk Moran stab.
bed Nm. Sasah Meas, ~ wils OF his
brother, in the side, driving the blade
ofhis knife up TO the hilt isSoAsr body,
deeply vounding both the heart ind
the lungs and producing her deatA ID
. ahoEt tine. No pFovoeatioa wae -
signed. Whikey W. he cap(a.-
Moan NJ asssaled.
0o1lqel10 = o..
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-04
Ill kinds Of Fancy .1rsicles, Sc.

All our articles manufactured BY ourselves and
under our immediate supervision, which NC gusran-
tee - be made Of the be,t materials Candies Of all
kinds soid at wHOLESALE atsas low prices as they
can be bouRht in New Y0i : or my other n sfkct
BY striet attention 10 business. IN, nshing rrime
goods and At the most reasonable prices, hope
merit aud obtain share of the II .eral patronage Of
discerning public.
Juiy 4dtf eHR1CxER NArrHES
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-04

vVHB Dsnscssts Of ths Township Of Dsvenpost sss
l. rsquats1 70 meet st the Court Hosss ea Basur-
aay eveotng the 1Ith inse, q oceck sslect dde
oatss u attend The Csussy Couventton.
~ order of he
Jaiysd,A rOWNsHfP COMMITTEE
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-04
; COMMISSION.

L. W. CURTlS ! CO.
tsrocssoas 70 esesnm, cm1,s 4 yAsr,s)
Ferwar0ne : Cennissien
10eG A11UO,
ksvsAosse onpoase 1sa Ros1 Depot
DAVENPORT IOWA.
nRAtx1S In Grain, nous, salt Ceuen. and Al,
x/kinds Of Farm Pr0dure.
OTdes. solieitsd - ssspdsd . VIII Aapsaeh for
markets. IA
Our facilities are anple for ths seer>~ - Grain
and produce.
WAea desired. = -
Special attention pa!d . rsesivine ed ssrvsrdns
goods BY Railr0sd or Rlses.
Chssges 1t establlshed rates
Am MT
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-04
LUMBER.

~ Ava - ! A&s
J. w. sKINKLE 4 CO.,
OEnHaAl ALEao ~
Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Timber, Ac!
Cbvssv CssAl 0sd Jscksow Mvsess,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIs
nUR arrangements are such q 70 Insure q all
" tincs full supply Of the diaer ont qualities Of
Clear. kssneber,
Joint and Scautng of all sizes, and lengths, Common
Lumber, Isth. Shingles, Ac.
Osss Ey00s.6Nl,
Of Norway and white Pine, ~ always stand rNadv
70 compare with any In this market We invite the
calls and atten ION Of ali oouutry and other dealers
to our stock on hand aud facilities tor ang oedess
nd contracts.
apSdiy J.w SKINKLE 90.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-04
" D % e -
COMMERCIAL co OllEe e

S~SsSeoSs S~s~sA - WAsosnorOS AV83UB - 8Ul8O
ST LOUIS, No,
Incorporated BY the General Assembly. Janu
sry twenty-fourth, I8ss, With full authority
ITO grant diplomas, award degrees, confer honors,
and exercise all and singular the privileges
70 oommercta colleges, authorized By Law, In other
Statcs."-(CAsstey, Sec. ..
full course OF instruction, n this Institutien
embraces Double Entry, Bo0k-Kseping, commercial
Calculations, Commercial Law, and Penmapship
Gentlemen can enter for the course separately.
and at any time, instruction 10 impaired indiyid.
ally, and not In classes, and each \ inde.
pendent and under control Of IL respective Process.
or who alone u responsible for the progress Of hs
pupils.
~ Young Gentlemen wishing TO prepare ihem.
selves for business pursuits, respectfy Invited
70 call during business houfs, and tine mode
ofinpastng instruction, the progress OF the puptls
and she superior hciltes extensd 70 those deeroue
q qualifying themssives bs the psactical duetes d
the countins-house. Personal reference given 4
above two hu0dred and my (360) practical aecoun.
taAts, now IN charee Of books IN this ety. Ill of
whom have completed their business cducation IN
this lnStttution.
n. ,. vor circulars, containing information Ia
regard to tssms, the u instruction ssd al
busness connected with ths shove, can csjl et The
baoth last corner Of Warrington avenue and Houyh
styest, OF address,
JONATHAN JONEs. u. LOsis, no,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-04
PRIT,1TE TUITION

THE Reverend Geo. G. stseet, Rector Of BeIlvu,
i Jacsson County lows, win receive into his fan
y very iimised nsmeer Of young gsns,emsn, y
boasd and educate With his own sous
Music with the use Of Piano, Fvench and Drew
in9 .re tnsau6ed In the Cour-e Of Instruction
Dsalvus = healthily situated, sad, beinG q IN,
hver easily accessible fEoa all parts, 18th es Iowl
md Inlnois.
fBNNS MODERATE.
1eference, o. special peyuissioo,l
5as s n.sn. .,ia nsv. s.:Aoe L.. Dsye.ssrs
10sne1sr 0ooh, Esq,
Hen: J. 0ook,
Col. Jno D. Evans,
Joseph g. Sinpson EsQ.,
April 10 1855 d1y.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-04
NoTiCT 70 ADv11T1s1as.

NOTICE TO ADvG1Too9Ae.
Large cuts charged dosbls ~ sans 1xnnasssas u
type. sa
Displayed sdvssissasas - Aals ases sAaa
usual rates. #4 n%
Yearly asvsrtising csesrssss ~ - u11sssepsA y
sSpy strictly 70 ths Immediate hsansss II Ne sdvsr.
,iser, and Ill other advertisements ssas n b ~ q.
sertiser viii Be- charged e1trs.
Advertisements nes aecoupanisd vth ipsssvesisn
sl be inserted until iosbd snd cAsrged secesdinsly
Nos'css for rsiigsoss ard ssssvsasns perysss ~
.s~'sd enc ansAss ss go, sAsssanss sAsresi =
Advcrtissmsat. from sbr "a must - Dsd TO- ~
savssbiv II advance. uns fr,m spVss,sd Aos .
Consrscss for yearly savr, ti.,ns trnnsals .. ,hs
psion of sdverise,s they bsying IN savAnes~sn, y
- PR osnt b. conuacs proc
Asverus. nae In ,sLd q. II 70 rsodine usstsg
0psr cent. sivance on Abo,e rates and tspt - m
sd, 10 pss cent. advance on ssoulss sosss.
Az tssseisas sAvsstlssnsnts nsss b, taiA eos u
advance. @
GEO. D. W1AT, Love State DenossoA
.ANDknS = EMO. Daily 0aptte~
y. klSOhk1 . w, uet Dsu,skrat.
HARkiNGsUN WfLKiE AGiy Evsnina Nevs
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-04

CELEBRATION AT CHURc nILL's GRovE.
There will be . celebration It Churchill.
Grove, about four miles from town, to-day
ON which occasion there will be free din
ner served up in the best style L b Lsake
Esq, ofthis city has been engaged 10 delive,
an orstion. after the reading Of theDcciAra-
tion Of lndependensa No pains sfl be
spared BY the Committee ,of Arrangements
to render everything very pleasant. and We
trust there viii pc full delegstiep, from
Davenport Music for the occasion by the
Smokey Hill Brass Band. A
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-04
Complete Assortment
received At

PNblic Work.
C1ALkD Proposals VII Be- takea until the 18th day
~ Of July, n, for hui ding stone cu.vert in East
Davenport Specifications can be seen in my ofkce.
Davenport July ., 1851.
HLAMBACH,
JuiyAdtd City Engineer.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-04
Public Notice

Public Notice
hereby gwen to sll psrsoas interested that III
y un40o1De1 Qsn011ioness scAassa - tAe Oitl
Csenai est1s ~ % Davenport, 70 assf1s TIE da.
oaoes eeeoeto1D0 - eDenia6, Wt1ealng ~ utsad
iaG nss& lsaasA stsss 1ys9 M stsssS aossh - Lo
e1ge0esose M 0see g H. hnues u John l0av, OF
neek 1s1ne1 sesese. = Ws11a1ay ~ IGsh NJ. q
se'cloee =. for the purpese Of viewlng ~ pssni
.1ess.s-vs~arsssa. loG9.a .sas.-,s,'v A.,
$40 % sssl .JlGTsa-.I"
- c4pa1I..es. .e..ss... s.....ss.s....s....19oo.o0
3OO900n1VV0O0nnpR
! lbooNNooooo NOuoup0oon, /
oe ~ 6te>e 4 Nsv Yoss.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-04
nANNY'S REAFEa ! nOWR,

ne oahscrbess are aopnas NJ Tits
CEkEDRsATED ju.lCAEJB,
whfcA Asve rscsssed one hunArsA ~ susty.Avs
Ia1Alum; - vhsss ~ hsvs - ssA lsss
UNlVHRaAL &A1zGGhCI10Z. a4
lARM11S vishins % purchass shes,1 afve ~
ss4oss sasey . tie saDply = nMiee4. Z
Cssver nocs lsasd ~ YFsse sFssls.
April lS dAv1Do- ~ as. IL tzaa.at
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-04
WEEKLY STATE DEN0 0ORHT

The Weekiy state prmccras Il publisuyd ,veyv
tssssy .ssesne - 'srss essas tyIs, q q, = VI
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-06-18

QUITE MIsTAKE.-The Baltimore RcpUJH-
an tells story of young man who fell in
love with young lady residing in one of the
residences in Upper Tendon. The lover, fear
ing rcpulse from the head of the family, con-
Quoted his courtship in clandestine manner.
The upshot of the matter was, that an elope-
ment occurred and the parties were married.
After the marriage the bridegroom proposed
that they should return home, and procure the
fathers pardon Judge, then, of his dismay
when, with trembling voice, she informed
him that, although she possessed the name in
question, she was not related to him in the
slightest degree, and was employed in his dwell
ling in the capacity of a seamstress. Thus all
bis visions of secured fortune were scattered
TO the winds and the scene of recrimination
which ensued was terribly out of character
for newly married couple.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-06-18

SUDDEN DEArH-Mr.- HEIsTED, man
Of some ffty-seven years of age, who had been
employed during the past Spring, as engineer
in tbe steam saw mill at this place, died very
suddenly on Thursday morning of last week.
On Monday previous to his death, he entered
fbe arch beneath the boilers, for the purpose
Of repairing portion of the wall and to clean
out tie ashes, there having been a fire in the
furnace during the day, the excessive heat yet
in the walls, made it impossible for him to re-
main within but few moments at a time
be would remain within till nearly suffocated,
and then in q high state of perspiration come
out and remain in the open air till he became
sufficiently cool to re-enter. He was caution
ed against such impropraety, but to no effect.
The following evening he complained of being
unweIl, and on Tuesday took to his bed, from
which be never rose He died on Thursday
morning.. He was taken to Albany, Bradford
county, his former home, for interment.-SuI-
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